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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-28

EDY-Vrtue off Deed o, Trust executed b, Da-
hp vid Doyle to tue subscriber hearing date on
the Slst day of October in the year one thousand
eight hundred and eleven, WILL BE SOLD at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for ready money,
before the door of the Eagle Tavern--in the City
of Richmond on tho fourth day of May next, be-
tween the hours of 10. A m. and T. OF that day
the right, title estate and interest of the said David
Doyle, in all much OF the three following tracts
of land as may be necessary to answer the end for
which the said Deed was executed, to wit---A
tract of 1000 lying the North side OF Ten
nessee River, beginning eight, poles below the
mouth Of the first Greek emptying into the River ut
Hoopwood marked A. D., corner. to Alexander
Dicks survey, granted to john Rogers by patent
bearing date the 18th Of October 1885 under the
hand Of Patrick Henry esquire Governor ofthe
Commonwealth of Virginia 49,,
Another tract OF 500 acres, No. 2S5 lying and be-
ingjon the North west side OF the Ohio River, be-
ginning at tkree.wh oaks, the North corner of
William Lynn survey No. 2i8.
Also another tract of 500 acres No. esq beginning
at a beach and white oak, the West corner of Leo
nard Helms survey No. 269, which two last men
toned tracts of land by Deed dated the venth day
of July 1899, were granted and conveyed unto the
said John Rogers, by the commissioners appointed
uuder the several acts of Assembly for surveying &
appropriating the land granted to the Illinois Reg
mcnt aud establishing town within the said grants.
for his military services, and which are more parti-
cuary described in certain articles of agreement,
made between David Doyle as the only devisee and
administrator with the nuncupative will annexed of
Richard Smyth deceased and Thomas Rogers OF the
County of Caroline, copy of which agreement IS to
the Deed of Trust anneXed-The above sale will
take place as aforementioned, if the weather will
permit its proprety, otherwise the first fair day
GURDoN H. BACCHUs,
Trustee.
NIB. The above Lands are first rate Military
Lands-~hich will appear on enquiry of
DAVID DOYLE.
April 10. It
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A Very Valuable LOT of GROUND to be sold for
"a cash.-I}y virtue of deed of trust, made by
MIR. John Barrett to tie subscriber, dated the 9h of
August, 1S00 aud recorded in the Hastings court of
Richmond, VIII he Exposed TO sale at Auction, for
cash, at the Eagle Tavern in the city Of Richmond,
on Friday the first day OF May next, that valuable
and highly improved Lot of Grouud on Shocko, hill,
in the said city, No $50, present in the occupancy
of Mr. james Brown-subject however, to the claims
of the said Brown, founded an cxtent|by virtue of
two wris Of Flight from Ienrico court on two iudg-
ments, rendered Mr. George Mccall, surviving part
ncr of Thompson Suodgrsss, Il Co against the said
John Barrett. The situation OF this lot is probably as
eligible for private residence as any in the CITY
T.. COPELAND, TrRStee.
March 81. tbs
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SEATS FOR WATER WORKS--0n the falls of
- James River. Tie subscribers witnessing with
much pleasure, the rapid progress and great pros
pcrty Of manufacturers established in their country
Ser tor sale the following very valuable real estate
to wit tract OF land Containing about forty acres of
land bordering the South side of the river and af
forsng excellent situations for he various kinds of
mills and other works oLerated by water of which an
unlimited and inexlaustble supply may at that place
be drawn from the rive at all seasons of the year
Works established there would be secure from injury
by an invading naval forte, while they would possess
the benefit OF navigation extending through fine
wheat country, about three hundred miles above
Richmond, and to the ocean below, The fertile and
wealthy country through which this river passes
abounds IN Iron orc, anq a considerable number of
Iron works already convenient 70 The
cation of the river, which furnish great quantities OF pig
and bar iron of superior quality, and the coal mines
and freestone quarres in c vicinity of Riehnond and
convenient to this navigation are conserved to be in
exhsustible. This land 70 adaceat TO the town Of
Manchester, and separated from the city of Rich
mond (the metropolis Of the State) only by the
breadth OF the river considerable portion thereof
is high, level, beautifully situated for building lots and
will be the stopping place for boats from the western
country; as their voyage must terminate here as
distractions removed so as to make the
falls of the river naygsble the South sdc as they
now are on the North. a
IL is proven by the mills already erected, that no
seats for water works in any part of America, offer
greater advantages, than those the falls of James
River in the vicinity OF Richniond aid rs such pro-
perty is seldom offered for SALE it is deemed an OBJ
ject worthy tie attention of manufacturers throrvh-
out the United States.
The above mentioned property will be sold ut auc-
ton ON the premizes the fourth day of May next
il fair, ii not, the next fair day, credit of six
twelve, and eighteen months payable in equal install
ments bonds with satisfactory security will be re-
quired from the purchaser, no title will be made until
all the payments shall be completed; aud then, an
indi5putabe title shall be conveyed ia the purchaser
alexander .NcRde
John CLARKE
WiIiiani Bozvdea
UifiiG7r E'asdiavv.
Gsoyge Uinsfon.
" The editors Of the Bait. American and Boston
Parrot requested 20 nsert'te above once a week
ell the 25th APRIL and forward their accounts to this
office.
Feb 10, 1919. wtds
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vlNEN DOLLARs REWARD-.Runaway fron

EVEN DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures from
j. the subscriber, the 9th Dec last, dark mulatto
Woman named PATTY, about "a years of age. She
formerly belonged to MIR. Southars estate of Charles
City-thence to Mr.. VIM. II. Colgin, of the said
County, who at present owns her child and from hai
was sold to Mr.. William Fulcher-who sold her to
Messrs. Fitzwhysonn Potter, this city, and after
short time was re-sold again to the said Mr.. VIM.
Fulcher, from whom purchased her in Oct last
She had on when she went away blue cloth habit, s
a blue Handkerchief, with white spots; that she
round her head She il about five feet 9 or 8
inches high, mild spoken, rather slender made
Whoever will deliver her to me, shall receive the a
bove reward, five dollars to secure her in any JAIL
that may get her again. .,
BENJAMIN WOLFE.
Richmond, Feb. 4. 2awtf
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GALES at AUCTtON.---On Monday the 18th
~ day OF May, at o'clock, on the premises, viii
be sold, Valuable LOT, so feet by 60, on which
there is excellent two story BRICK HOUSE, sow
occupied by Mr.. John Andrews, eigiby situated for
Grocery, and also calcusted for the accommodate
on OF two private families. is opposite the
Of the pubic warehouse, and is the corner lot
the intersection OF the street. next above said
warehouse and the street Il, which bounds it the
southern side. An unexceptionabe title will be
madc to the purchaser. Payment will be received in
same day at o'clock en- the premises, viii be sold, an
unexpired lease in the tenement occupied by
Mr.. John Crockett, situated on the Man-Sueet. be-
tween the house Of Mr.. Judah Myers s. the Corner
Store occupied By Mr.. G.. fl. Stsnback. 1t is an ex-
cellent stand for Grocery. The Lease will expire
the Goth Octoher 1914, and is subject 10 ground
of fifty doIIrrs. Terms-one third cash, the ba-
lance payable in go days, at which time possession
will be given. t1-
JAMES BROWN, ir. v. NJ.
ApiJ o. tbs
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Il AND FOR SALE.--57 1855 Acres of Land for
u 4 sale.-By virtue OF decree pronounced in the
Stanton District Court of Chancery, in the case Of
Samue, Moalc, trustee of the estate OF Robert Sa
muel Purviance against Henry Puryiance, will pro-
coed as commissioner, the 2Sth day of June next
in the City of Baltimore, sell all those lands lying Ia
the counties Of Kenawha, Wood, and Ohio, mention-
ed in mortgage deed given by said Henry Parviance
to Samuel Moaic, trustee, c.thc terms OF sale wall
be made known on that day. The above lands are
valuable and are situated the waters of the Ohio
and KenawhaAiyers many of them are improved,
and merit the attention of those persons who wish to
reside in that part of Virginia The lands will be d-
ved into suitable tracts parcels for the aocommo-
daton of purchasers, and the sale continued from
day 20 day, until completed.
Lexington, Virginia
April "a, 1912. ids
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EAN1P MEETING, will commence ON Thursday
~ 2Sth of May next, and continue until Tuesday
following, OF Providence Meeting House, in sight of
Mr.. Thos. Moody's, in New.Kent county. on the
stage Road, leading to Williamsburg, IS miles below
Rciimond-it is earnestly requested thar no spiritu-
Gus liquor, cider, beer or cakes be bought and sold
at, or near the eneampment; the nae of those
things have been the principal cause of interruption
at previous Meetings--Wc have the exclusive PR
yese of the land or both sides Of the public road
and shall rgidly object to every thing that would be
means Of nterruptng the meeting. -
STlTH MEAD, manager.
April o. 2w
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NJ & J. DICK, & Co-Have just received from
In. New-York and Baltimore, and offer for sale,
che following articles
Old Cogniac Brandy,
Baltimore Whiskey, lst and 5th proof.
Champagne,
Burgundy
long Cork Ciaret, WINES.
Vim de Grave, and
Siciian
Brandy Fruits
Olives and Capers,
Fresh Salad Oil, in bottles and aasks,
Zant Currants,
Prunes and Raisins,
Soft shell Almonds,
Basket Salt,
Cayenne and Black Pepper,
Mustard, Alspice and Ginger,
Gun-Powder and Imperial Tea,
Old Bourbon and Green Coffee,
New-0rleans Sugar,
Cassa and Cinnamon, Sc SIC.
Which, with their former stock, make general
assotmentin their line. Any article, found trial
not to be as good represented, will he taken back
If returned in q reasonable time.
April 81. If
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~ OTICE-This day the Copartnersilip of Hob
~ day and Seaton dissolved by mutual con-
sent those indebted to the are requested to
call on III. Seaton Immediately, who is authorised
to receive, and will pay all debts due by them.
JOHN HOLIDAY,
L. H. SEATON.
THE subscriber will continue the Chair Making
business at the old stand, and solicits the patron
age of the public.
J.. II SEATON.
April s. 49,, ---s-r- 4w.-
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NE subscriber intending to close his pre- sent blu.
sness this spring, offers for sale his entire stock
Goods either at wholesale retail; for cost aud
charges, until Tuesday the 2St inst when all goods
remaining on hand at that me will be pos;ti, ely SOLE,
AZ 'oct0", without reserve, under the direction OF
Messeurs Moncure, Robinson & Pleas,nts.
j. B. SEIEAS.
April 10. tesA
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TO. UNDERTAKERS.

IVNOFOoAI"o VIII DC receIved by me, at the
l. Council Chamber, until the 10th Of May next,
for covering the hiauuiaciory OF Arms with Slate
1t Will be particularly required that the Slate be OF
the best quality, not less than IL or more than "a in
ches in length; the work to be executed in work.
man-ke manner, and to be completed by the 5th
of November next Bond and security will be re-
quired, to be approved of by the Executive, for n
due performance Of the work.
One third OF the amount Of the contract will be
paid in advance. ,.
WILLIAM ROBERTSON, c. e.
N. b. The rooT N the ,c -, -.
posed 10 be covered with Slate, contains ss7 1.a
squares. WR
April go. tIstM
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4 NEW .BAKERY.-WLLLL4y ~. LUP-
n unexpectedly informs his friends and the
pubIc that, at considerable expense, he has estab-
tished the BAKING BUSINESS, which is executed
by the best hands in that profession from Baltimore
He can furnish any quantity of Wheat and Rye
Bread, Water and Butter Crackers, Rusk, SIC sc
Order. from the country complied with ia 81 hours
from their receipt. ..
Adams Valley, March H. r. .
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-28
March 81

q DVERTISEMENT.- The subscriber having
N commenced business in the Contpission Linz
in the City Of Richmond, hopes by strict attention. t.
m"iit share Of the patronage Of his friends. Ills
Office is kept opposite the Esge Tavern.
JOHN BRYCE.
bee. 9k n
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April ~

hT OTfCE--the Tenth Drawing ofthe William &
IN Mary College Lottery Of Ninety numbers
took place at tl,e Capitol 10 the City OF Richmond
the 9Th Of March 1912, when the following MUM
bcrs cane out of the wheel, to wit
~. II. SO 10. 29.
Among Which numbers, there are two TieFDeys
and n'nc Ambeye.
All persons, that have drawn the fortunate mum
bers yill be 50 gool 10 apply to Simon Block Of
Williamsburg, or Simon Block Of Richmond, either
OF whom will discharge the amount without dis
CONT
The Eleventh Drawing viii take place the 22d
sfApril, ...
SIMON BLOCK.
sitgcl slg,
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C~T CONDITIONS.-Five Dollars year, to he
raid annually in advance. Those WHO do not direct
their papers be discontinued at the end OF the year,
will be considered AS engaged for the next.--None
will be discontinued, until all arrearases have been
paid.
ADVERTISEMENrS.---N None will be Inserted in
this paper unless they paid for or guaranteed by
some respectable person in this city or Manchester
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new. ORLEANS, February 10.
PR RATES AND SMUGGIING


at the request Of the Collector of this
port, Gen. Hampton on the 9th inst. order
Gu a command or men from Baton Rouge
to go down La FOurch, in order to detect
smuggling from the pirates that are on our
coast. The detachment was under the
command OF Capt. Gibson and Lieut.. Cham
oe' s. ana on tnelr approaching near the con-
huehce OF La Fourch with the bay, met a
large pirogue with number of armed men.
ana the flrst salutation was fire of musket-
~ from the men in the pirogue, which was
returned by the detachment brisklv. The
pirates hnding such warm reception, all
Immediately abandoned their bluntler, ex4
cept three who were made prisoners, and
with the piroguc and goods, were brought to-
the city on Sunday evening.
1t is supposed several men of the pirogu-
were woundcd,as considerable blood was di,-
covered on the trace where they escaped.
Eone Oh the detachment were hurt. The.
vigilance pursued by government will ulti-
nateiy destroy the nefarious practice OF
smuggling, which has been carried on SO
long and so disgracefuly to this city.
NEW ORLEANS, March i18.
me case Of Tie DoHg.--The following
facts, relative to the destruction of this yes..
sci by the French have been furnished bv a.
respected friend.
The brig Dolly, capt. Holden, owned by
Mr. >. Henderson Of this city, left Live1-pooi.
o oFI Tor the Havana and this port, ON the
F.rtrGct ETA letter recefued BY the ogvner
%the Dolly, dated Li0erhool, 5oh OCT.
1911.
The Dolly goes to sea in the morning
,, tie wind IS tair-passcDgers on board, Mr.
Harrison, w. oonl, John Soul, NJ. PlliilIppi,
VIM. Fran"
a letter received in this city, by che 90.
rort Stoddert mail, from gentle ION 90" ~
Bordeaux, under date 27.h 1,eter;,,sr ""n IN
tnat he hadjust received letter fro,s S'S Nc
t LnIIlnlI,pp1, dated Brest, informing him tha WI
ne tMr, rhlippi) had Just been but On e, sr.ae
by inc French trigate La Meduse vbo 9T lore
ialleh IN with them after being 90 Sa~s ""1 nae,
rom Liverpool-that the pSssenoey. W.
crew were taken out and the vessel sn,1 anoI
go burnt at seattle name &C fhc cnss,' y'i =
not mentioned in the letter from RosyI"a,,I
out the account being from n passe, "~'
proves her to be the brig Dolly. Consei.'
9oyer OF the Francis, who left I;ver,,,aY .Mna
uay previously tothe Dolly, saw the ,5ass eas
se'' as above stated en- board ne D BY ~.
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NAThNTS Situation rs Head Miller, Young
w Man who is now employed such in a We
Ky extensive Mill, and who viii produce the most
satisfactory Recommendations Is 10 his conduct
and skill Fer further particulars esquire at this e-
flee. -.
April %. 2|
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'HE SUBSCRIBER, having formed a Conncc
Il ton in the City nj Richmond, now offers to the
Public, his services in House Painting Glazing, Pa
per and Bell Hanging, hopes by STRIFE, attention &
perfect knowledge. OF the above branches to merit
share OF public patronage. Orders left at Thomas
S. Pope's shall be strictly attended to.
GEORGE WELLS g. Co.
March IL. tr
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PRINTING Of every Kind handsomely and erpcdi
te~sT doue u this efiss
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The President of the United States has,
by message, recommended to Congress the
appointment. of two subordinate officers in
the War Department, as Deputies to the
Head OF that Office, the important ana ex-
tensive duties of which, as now arranged,
have become too burthensome and latorious
to be performed by any Individual
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iG1y SU.1.f1CE Elk
John b. Da, idse Midd
James Moslier isasc
John Comegys BENZ
Robert Cary Long GeoIi
B. III. Muliikin John
ID. A.. Smith Y Il.
Hall Harrison =. N.
w. IL. Ciendinen willie
Fielding Lucas, jun. J. 4:
William Gwynn Wills
David Hoffman Iienr-
Samuel Baker Chmi
James Cooke ClIarl
Jonathan Meredith Wills
jeremiah Sullivan
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-30
Domestic llediei9eS
o SE HAD GENuINE.s "a. THE

- NM 1hNplN rs, A. Il a kxX1Ok-
STORE OF DIR. S. PLEASANTLY.
A large supply Of DIR. Church's Cough
Drops, medicine uncQUailed by amy other in
the world, for the cure Of Coughs, Colds,
Asthmas, Consumptions, and the Whooping
Cough, price IS cents--Also, his Chemical
Essence and Extract OF Mustard, for the
cure OF RheumatisU', Rheumatic Gout, Pal
sev, &c. price IS GEMS each bottle or box.
Apdoync essence for the head ache, fifty
cents.
Volatile Tinctare for the tooth ache, 81 l-2
cents.
Antiscorbutic Tincture for curing the sour
Wy in the Gums, whitening the teeth and
swcetening the breath, price S /. Church's
Virmifuge Lozebges, for destroying worms
in grown persons or children, so cents the
box.
Eye Savle for all diseases of the eyes, rs
cents per box.
The celebrated Botanical Tea, dollar the
canister
Cordial Restorative Balsam, for nervous
disorders. Debility, inward Weaknesses, &c
price one dollar fifty cents.
Church's Antibilious Pills for malignant
head, SO cents the box.
(Windham) Lees bilious Pills for similar
complaints. The patent Antispasmodic E.
lixir, an infalliblc cure for CONFUSION, Hvs-
teric, Falling, and all kinds of Fits. Vegeta-
bic Lotion an Incompatible wash for the face
and skin, IS cents.
German Corn Plaster, for Corns, SO cents
the packet.
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10 1-2 cents per hbl. if it lays over
Wheat 4 cents per bushel.


Wheat cents per bushel
Whskey 25 cents per tierce.
Hemp dollars per ton, Iron 2 dollars per
ION, and other articles not enumerated, in pro-
portion to the foregoing rates.
And further, they will ge to take -four on
the head of the Basin, provided notice is gwen
in time, free ofexpense, and charge only the a
foresad storage.
They will also engage to deliver the produce
at Rockets, when the Locks are in operation, at
the following rates-Flour cents per Dbl;
Tocacco SO cents per hogshead: and other ar
ticles in proportion.
We win hold ourselves responsible for the
re-delvering articlesput under eur care, except
accidents by fire, shr'inkage of grain, spirits
and such articles are subject to any waist.
Goods to be subject to anyexpcnses incurred
to put them in shipping order
When the present expense Of drayage is con-
sidered, which goods viii be exempt from, stor-
eel with us, it is presumed We may promise our
selves share of the public patronage, to whom
We tender our services, as commission mer-
chants, pledging our utmost exertions to give
general satisfaction.
n. B. CASH for q few hundred barrels of
UPLAND CORN.
YIDERT & PURYEAR.
January 10, 1912.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-30

Q MANUEL C. ADAMS, is now receiving from
y New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore, the
following articles, viz Tea and Coffee Urns !;
Plated Candlesticksi silveredged and plain, ia
PANIED Candlcsticks Ivory handle Knives and
Forks; Bone and Buck handle do do; Plate
Warmers; Dish Stands Knife Cases Tea
Trays; Bread and Knife Trays Britannia Tea
Potsi Table Casters Footmen and Chatting
Dishes Silver, Tortoise Shell and Steel Specta-
cles; Ivory and Horn Combs Morocco Pocket
Books Curtain Pins assorted Plated Saddlery
an Gig Mounting English and American
Saddle Trees Whips assorted; Girth Web
Curtain Fringe assorted Saddle Nails Car
penter's Planes assorted Brass top Tenders
with nobs do plain and jointed Shovels,
longs and Pokers Crates Brass mounted and
plain; Files assorted Castings do; Nails.
Nail Rods, Hoop, Bar and Sheet Iron Shot.
Sheet and Bar Lead Window Glass, by o--s
by 100 by lilo by 1919 by 14--12 by Is
IL by 10 and 10 by JS; Wheat Fans and
Selves Flows, Screen and Riddle Wire Lime
and Coal Screens, &c.
Which added to his former Stock composes
general assortment Of Iycr7nosgeyf, Clske,I.
Plated and Rrcss Ware, and are oGcred for sale
on moderate terms.
or CASH given for OLD BRASS, COPPER.
PEWTER and LEAD.
Richmond, Dec %, 1911. (wsw)
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NOTICE.

buckingham COUNTY December csQrt, 1911.
Robertson, Daniel, eco. Ei:ffs !
against r
Powhatan Tindall S'Willi.l.n Lew SCAascssy.
+. is, dcfts
ON the molten oftbe plffs. by their attorney.
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the def Tindall is not an inhSbtant oftbis
state, it is ordered and decreed, that unless he
shaii appear here on or before March term next.
and answer the bill of tho plaintiffs. the Con-,
Will then proceed to take the same dor cor6es.
sed as to him and decree the matter tfereofac,
cordngly end that copy of this order Ne
forthwith published for two months successive
ly in some one of the public Newspapers, of the
City of Richmond and that another cops~be
posted up at the front door of thc1courtEons1.
OF this county. -.
Copy,
r. ELDRtDGR, If. ID. g.
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EDUCATION

TOHN DARRAC, a native of France aud
- for several years teacher of thcSFrench
Language in various seniinaries in this coun-
try, respectfully informs the inhabitants OF
Richmond andits vicinity, that he viii from
the 9th of january next, wait on Ladies and
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of being instructed in the.
French Language. The knowledge me has.
acquired of the English in this country and
in England (without which It is impossijle TO
teach with propriety win be double adyan-
tage 20 these who will honor lim with their
patronage hslt will enableAhim to convey IN
more idiomatc manner the orinciples Of
the language both as regards the writing and
speaking oft with elegance and propriety.
a Class will be opened in the evening for
gentlemen, whose business viii not permi,
them to attend during the day, bat puActual
attendance will lie required.
For terms and other partic, .lrS, apply to
the printer or to him from To- 70 o'eloct o
very day at r. v. Lschaize's, main street.
~ The Italian method Of book-keeping
with late Improvement, will be taught by
J. ID. TO few gentlemen.
December, 1911