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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-17

VIE Corn, Cobb, aud Homony Machine i, &C.,
M a'ed 10 grind Corn from the ear or ersi,, into
Homony uniting by one operation the eff a.. of the
Cot I nresker anu the Milestone, can be erected in
any part OF an estate, being worked bv a horse sy
ing thereby the Iaborious transportation of So b,
an article 20 water mill. II the nutrinent contai
fd IN the Cobb be as great estimated by many for
use ot STOCK; th'1 machine will be found sxten-
s,Veiy usetui toaIl who that article. win y 81;
&c horse it will grind into Homouy five bushels Of
Nor" !" tue ear or seven bushels from The Grain H.;
an hour and wiz operate on Salt, Plaster Of Paris
OF the Conieat ootfee-lnill, cost ahont ESQ ai
sVe OF us MIXTURE which can be done by any coars,
worEinan' and with common attention win last m a.
ny yesrs va '"'' n'a-
the courtyard at Rockets 81 few for sale orc g..
y expected from the Norlhward to the subscrJber
two doors below the Bell Tavern
WIN. PATTERSON,
~ .3gent far the Patcnfee.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-17
From me ChnriestOn Times
SON7E1W(-VG FOR THK LADIES
~ THESE Dull TIMES.

''iethoa u rendering the calculations Fl odorogs
bDfies, pisibie
a few drops OF water To be distributed, at e.
gnnl distances from each other, on the surface of u
FI@zrH plate, "r looking glass Next, the odnrous
Substance for instance. plcce of Can,pLor :
placed IN the middle among other effects, The Wa
tcr immediately retreats to considerable distance,
IN circle, from the exhaliug body so that the
Intermediate pace becomes perfectly drY. ~ pro
portion to- the srcuetl, Of the smell tlis intrr, #
viii he more or less considerable, aud thus serve. ~
ne"s''re or scale tor asecriaiing the ntcnsity Of
the OIOar'
APecaliar ybrobeyfy of Ca,n6hsr
" II yun take a sr,aN i,iese of C,rn,b,r o,J
place u IN ~" surface of basin of pure water i,
VIII 'mn'"dieteiv begin to move round and ronnd
with great rfli'ty int IT ynu pnir into the basin
""gie drop OF my oiort fluid, it will instantly
put s'oPto tins notion" COELEBS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-17

NALUABiE PROPERTY FOR S.gLE-.
v VIII he sold on the esd Inst it fair. II NOT M
the next FAIR day. the premises IT Pubic Aucon
Tor cash, a house and lot ON II. Street now oceu-
pea as store by Mr.. l.. Z. b. Chaigneau, not far
above the Swan Tavern ON the opnnsit. s,da n ~.
street; the lot is forty feet iufiont
F'R.i.N'CLS TAILOR.
DeS' ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-17
MERCHANTS BONDS.

he Senate have passed their bill, 90 to
s. foi eXonerating all these who shipped be-
iore the declaration OF war was known in
England.
We have reason To believe, that law
will soon pass Congress for taking possessi-
on OF the FloriGas. Fed. Reh-L3ec II.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-17

iORN, Fodder, Oats, &c. for sale--and negrnes
~ 10 h,re,-Wili be sold 10 the Highest Bidder
on the 23d Inst at Mr. Robert Peasatts' nIarta,io,,
on James kiver a little below Five Greek Mills in
towhatan county, about 100 barrels oft orn all the
fodder, %e, one yoke OF Steers, one Cow one Mu!,.
anu Que WORK Horse. From ten to fifteen likely
negroes to be hired Tor the ensuing wear ON a crsdit
of 10 months. e''s
Bond with approved security to carry interest
from the date viii be required but upon punc,ual
payment the Interest will be refunded
RDJp'D. .1L4YOl
Guardian of james NJ Peasants.
". H. y large quantity of sheaf oats will be sold
at the same time and place for cash
E. III
-. -. StD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-17

LII Persons are hereby forewarned Nc anst hun
ums' shooting, or walking within the enclosures
o! the Grove Farm, lying on the Richmond lurn-
pike Road ~''
Dec. IL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-17
y Ninl-C ommnnieatcA

.9ny of thc " Friends OF peace" WHO may have
~ preservation the manifesto ct sir Henry Clinton
Issued from Chsrrs;on in ;.sy 1880, IN whicL ne
invites the Friends OF peace aud Of ROYAL 10
frrhmenP to ion the British standard ~ arm
WI pcr''rts forward their wishes by causing that
tapcr 20 be pnbGshed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-17

EffNCH EHANDY--3 Pipes 4th proof for
"a sale "
JL.& y. x. THOMAS,
~ -. Street.
|ee' - Y1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-17

~ A letter from Washington of the 4th
states it as the rumour of the morning, til at
Col. Monroe would so into the War De-
partment for time, not quitting the De-
partment OF State-and that Mr.. Hamilton
would probably quit the NAVY Department
shortly-William Jones of Philadelphia
would probably be his successor. He is a
man OF talents and practical seaman.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-17
: LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.

LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
YIN "Wednesday last, Mr.. Lee of Norfolk
Borough after handsome introductory tri-
butte to Commodore Decatur and his brave
crew, submitted the following resolutions
to the House of Delegates which were u
unanimously agreed to:
Whereas the General .7sseubb of Virginia en-
terta'ns Just sense of the utity Of the American
Navy as shield of commerce. an instrument of war
and bond at that happy Union which enciroles the
good people of these States, anJ constitutes them
one nation and whereas it is not more the duty of
the Congress of the United States to reward the
illustrious actions of the citizens of the United States
M general than IL is the duty OF the several state
governments To honor, by special distinctions, the
patriotic deeds OF their respective citzens-Be il
therefore resolved that the General Assembly oil
this Commonwealth holds in the highest estimation
the valor, x intrepdity, displayed by Commodor,
Decatur his officers & crew. in the late caan, Veto
ry obtained by the U. States frigate United State.
over his Britannia Majesty's ftigate the .iiacedo
nian.
.3nd be IL further RcSoiued unaai,nousiy tina,
the governor of this common wealth be and me !,
hereby requested To present along with the thanks
the General Assembly, in the name of the Com.
monwealth. To Commodore Stephen Decatur s. 10
Ii uts I'm. H. Allen, g John c. .NfchoIson srpro.
pirate swords, commemorative of the late gallant
exploit ofthemseives and their brave co,npatrois al
the Frigste Unired States.
Resofved unanimously, that the General Assem-
bly, tender their most sincere and afeotionate con
dolement to the Friends and relations of those gal
liant souls who persisted while vndicating the rights
ct Their Country, and supporting the honor of the
American flag, IN the late splendid victory obtained
by the United States frigate United Sates over his
Britannia Maiesty's Frigate Macedonian.
find be ftfather Resoired undni77lousiy, that
the Governor OF this eaith be requested tc
ol,Dva
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-17

q
Dispatches from Lord Wejiinyton are
dated October 4.--By the explosion of two
MINES ii breach has been made in the walls
ct the castle OF Burgess, so that the British
established themselves within :he EXTERIOR
walls. The British and Portuguese lass IN,
'tTm'nS the breaches alluded 70. was only
to 200 nien killed and wounded.
Marmont has returned to France. He
assured his arniy nnme rous reinforcemeuts
were ~ their march to join it.
." SoIchet and Joseph Bonaparte
nave u"ited az frn~lla. fhe Spanish & en-
cral DIilaSteros had catered Grenada.
htina had defeated $500 French, 1000 XII.
ed, wounded and made prisoners. The
Df1'ish Oeh. Eaid was marching to Madrld.
L!yrrhoui, Ocf. "a.
Another Frcbch Bulletin is said to hayc
arrived ~ Notwithstanding not interesting.
''ohaparte has been still at Moscow. en- lea.
vorinS to render the ruins comfortable sc
wlntcr quarters. The Russian accornt ;e
given Of the progress Of the French totb,t
CITY. he Russians calculate ON a plan IF
me warfare during the winter. which vii
impede the French supplies, reduce their
numbers, anu exhaust their strength.
I>au&, CcfobcT IL.
Accounts from the Eaperor IT Mosco.v
are 70 The S5th uit. For I'll. pyeyio,is siv
days nothing material is mentioned. Thc
tusStHns set hfe to their capital before they
departed il.
a asphsw Of the Baron &c Brcseuil, ons Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-17

The prize frigate Macedonian arrived at
NEWPORT on Sunday, and has been ordered
by CO nmodore Decatur to proceed through
the Sound for New York. 1{er. .ddv
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-08-20
tsoetrp.
- --- -
tsELE cIED)

To arms Columbian's clarion cries.
10 arms each patriot heart replies,
For Death or Victory!
Our Eagle. towering in the air,
Hears the glad sound conyey'd afar,
And scars exuitingly.
See! injur'd frecnen draw their swords,
Sw-sr On their blades TO own no lords
But One who form'd them free;
10 nm who, reigns above the sky,
supreme, in awful majesty,
Aiors they bow the knee.
They pledge chat Freedoms glowing fres,
fnk'ndlsd BY their gallant sires.
Shalt nc,~r s.ugging burn
zach ratrio. willie, the hame to cheer.
The sable CYPRESS from his bier,
And iaareis from his urn.
Shades Of our fathers ! bend from high;
Make us, like ye, exuit or die
Bcu0w warricr's name
mty your glory round each grave.
Hsam on the helmets Of the brave,
Aud light them on to fame WI.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-08-20
PUBLIC HEALTH.
BATHING HCUSE,
PELHAM-sTREET.

THE proprietor in announcing b the
public in general, and to the patrons Of This mstt,i.
ton in particular, that it is now opened for he ac-
commodation Of those Lsdies and Gentemd who
wish to partake OF the luxury of the Dah," IL
happy in being able to statc that is in sves res
pect as complete at any period since its ,strbsh.
ment. To those acquainted it is unnecessary ts say
that as to elegance Of accommodation, qbalay Of
water. situation, cleanliness aud attentisn, this
BAIHIsc-HousE is not inferior to any in tn, Unit.
I'D States.
1t is open every day, from sunrise Until 9
o'clock in the evening, Sunday excepted, when il is
closed at 10 in the morning
- Hs,ders Of Shares will be furnished
with tickets account (not less than six at tim)
by applying at the Bathing House.
-" Tickets sold M the Bathing House,
and at the store Of Mr.. WILLIAM LOWE, No IOs,
Thames -strcet.-Price so cents. June 10. Il
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-08-20
Nesyp0rt Shoe Store and
Mangtaetory,
No. 100, lhAh..S- STREET,
KErT sY
fnL/ n dUTC

JOHV ~. OTPlS
NbTHO has recently received from Boston and
w elsewhere, large assortment of Lads and
Cenlemens, Misses md Youths Morocco and
Gather SHOES, of almost every description He
has those of the FIRST quality, which he will warrant
aud recommerd-also, a quantity that he will sell
at reduced prices.
He also has his Shoe Store supplied from
his Manufactory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks he can pronounce of superior quality 70 any
which are made in Newport, and Of the latest fash
IONS, as he employs number of experienced work
men at Boot-mskng, and several excellent workmen
n the ma~1taclure of Ladies' SHOES, of every des-
crpton.
Those Gentlemen who may wish to be fit
ted to their measure with Boots or Shoes will please
to leave their measures at his shoestore, at his
Mandatory in the rear of the same, with his fore
man. Ladies wishing TO be fitted with Grccan Slips,
other Shoes, will be waited on by his foreman who
will take their measures, at the shortest notice.
He returns his thanks to hi. customers for
the patronage he has hitherto received and iatters
himself by the exertisns he has made to procrue
good workmen, and the best materials for Boots and
Shoes, he shall receive further patronage.
N. B. An assortment of Morocco, of all
colors, Binding Skins, Boot-Web, Cord and TasseIs,
&c.
s.s All orders from town and country will
be attended to. May 90.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-08-20

The subscribcr informs the public that
he has introduced the Wrihord System OK
Penmanship into his School, and solicits fur
ther patronage.
He offers for sale, his beautiful School,
house and lot, and until sold will lie, the same,
evenings, to those who may want it, at tho
moderate price of rs cents, per evening,
which will preclude the lending of it.
N. b. A few scholars wanted in the dav
school T. TREVETT
Newport, July ID, 1912
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-08-20
Fashionable Shoes.

TOHW III. MANSFIELD,
III AS just received at his Shoe-store, a large
A. assortment OF Ladies' Shoes, Of the following
kinds, viz. plum color, ielac, cream, salmon, tea,
light and dark green morocco.
Also--a handsome assortment Of black morocco
Shoes, with and without heels misses and childrens
morocco slippers and ties, all colors gentlemen's s
New Eoik and Boston made fine Shoes and Pumps :
ladies' Grecan slippers; boys morocco dancing
Pumps misses kid slippers.
Likewise--sx trunks of mems and women's low
priced Shoes ono trunk old-fashoned stuff Shoes ;
New-york manufactured Calfskins meats leather
Boot-Lcgs anp Tops. Boot seals Binding skins,
Be &c. July L.
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Brandywine Paper.

Has jRsf received from PhlGde,bl;a,
Sixty Resms BRANDyWINE PAPER,
consisting of Cap No. l ?, Quarto vellum post and
medium Drawing, which with his former stock, of
various kinds Of PAPER, makes his assortment as
complete as any in this State. All which will be
sold as low AS can be purchased in this town. ~
Janosry
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NOTICE.

NOTILL.
THE subscriber being appointed by the
Hon. Court of Probate for the town of Newport, Ado
ministrator of the Estate of
CATO EASTON,
Ga free man of color, late Of said Newport deceas.
ed: DO hereby give notice, that months are sl-
lowed 20 the creditors Of said estate tn exhibit and
prove their respective claims and al persons in
debted are requested I'd make immediate payment to
NATH. SWEET, .1dninissrasor.
Newport, July Is, 1912.
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Paper Kaymgs and Borders.
GEORGE. W ANTON.

HAS just received many elegant and fashionable
IL patterns of PAPER n HlvGLvG.., with wide
and narrow Borders.--7lso, A great yariety Of low
priced Papers, suitable for rooms window curtains
hLso REcEivEp, An assortment Of siers'. Youths
Two cases Childrens best black and fansy colcured
Beavers. DoeEs and sTATy~- usL
Jups 10 ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-08-20
TO LET.

HE lower part of the pleasant situated House in
i Bridgc-street, corner of First street, consist
ihe Oh nVe rooms on the hoor, IN good repair, and
very convenient, with cellar and store house &c.
wan be furnished if required and possession g, en- by
10th OF June. Terms known by applying to the sub.
scriber JAMES TOWNsENn
Nav 27
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-08-20
10000 dollars -!
ID NO ID T. u NC TION.

Harvard College Lottery,
REGINS drawing drawing in September
next. This Grand Lottery presents excellent
scheme to make Fortune, for FIVE DOLLARS
having many Capital Prizes Orders for the above
Tickets received at the Truly Fortunate Lottery Of
flee Of
]. G. SHAW,
who has lately sold Ten Prizes of One Hundred DOL
lars each, in the DiryRe Road Lottery, besides a
large number of small Prizes Of y 80, S 25, &C. &c.
Present original price of Harvard College Tickets,
Whoke SIS
Hdtpes 8 2 60
Quarters s 81
BUf .oiH rice.
The Managers List ofthe d,awing II Dir
viile Road Lottery has been received, and may be
amined gratis at Mis o6Sce; also the d"aEings Gs
tn' as they hate proceeded, of the Sd class 81 U'S5i
Calicse LotssrJ
Prize 7scksfs in aH the Lonerie, rsiR Jt fotsa6s
oaymens for 7Yakets
Cal once more, and remember, is the t.me TO
make a Fortune !!
Exchange and Lottery-Ohice,}
July Id, 1912
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NezV Stationary and Seb0Ol
-, Books.
]. G. SH AW,

rs now opening general assortment OF
i STATIONARY & SCHOOL BOOKS,
which he will sell upon as good terms as can
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100 reams various kinds Books and Fort.b.e
Writing Paper, of a We Desks.
ry superiour quslity; Wriiiord's Writing CO.
An assortment of Blank pies, by the dozen or
Books, Ledgers, Day single
Books, Receip, Books, Amanacks, by the groce
&c. or dozen;
50 realms Wrapping Pa. Singing Books, of various
per, various kinds; kinds; also few CO.
bes, Testaments, Die pics of the Boston Mc-
tionaries, Biographies, sicai Miscellany;
Sell ing-Books, &c&c. Shaving soap by the doz.
wholesale and retail, single cake, very
10000 English, Dutch, excellent;
and Russian Quilts, of A very handsome assors-
a very superiour quail. ment of bamboo and u
iy; ther Canes, from I'd to
Back Cannon Tables, s each
Playing and Visiting An assortment Of silver
Cards, iates, lead mounted Whips, and
and slate Pencils, Wa travelling Trunks
fers. lnkstands, Gales A regular supply os bes.
and Divders, Pocket Spanish Segars.
The above articles arc generally the very
best kind, and will be sold very low.-orders from
the country will meet particular attention, ard any
articles not on hand, will be Immediately obtained
from Boston or New-York.
- Constant attendance given from sunrise till q
O'Clock, p NJ. and every favour gratefully actuow'.
edged
Stationary, LOTTERY e Exchange Ofce,l
We. llS, Ih,rmes- Street, Dec. 90.
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TO LET,

And immediate possession given.1
A STORE fronting Stevens 's-wharf. This store
y has large fire place in it, adapted to tie use
Of Cooper-and one of the best stands in Newpor-
tor that busness-or for House Wright For part
ticulars, inquire of JAMES MUMFORD.
June 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-08-20

10 OC Ter,
"A convenient shop, No. l24, directly
opposite the house of COL JAMES PsnRY. For
terms, applyto NATHL. HAZARD.
April ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-08-20
TO LET.

HE HOUSE, No. l6l, Thames.stree., with q
4 large Garden adjoining) nearly opposite the
Post-Ohice. Said Estate is pleasantly situated, and
has every accommodation for family For terms.
apply TO GEORGE wANTON.
June 10.
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(1nd Possession giOen inamediateiy.)
"A convenient House, situated near
tht Post-Ofiice for sale, good secondhand
Chslse wnb Harness. Eor particulars inquire of
Me, % JOHN MARSH
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DiSsointion gf 10 partnership.

4 DiSso!ltl0n gf 10 partnerShtp.
IHE co-partnershlp heretofore existing
an y the frm Of ALMY & COE, is this day dissoi-
ved ~ mutual consent. All persons indebted to
them by no- or book account, are hereby requested
70 settle the same Immediately with JONATHAN T.
ALMy, who is auhor-sa - aiiust all business rcla.
ting TO said firm.
Newport, June 2, 1912. JONATHAN T. ALMY,
BENJAMIN L. COE.
The GROCERY BUSINESS va. be continued
ny the subscriber, at No. l80, Thames.str whe
respectfully soicits the patronage of his friends ana
the public JONATHAN T. ALMY.
Newport, June 10, iSl2
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- -, a.
lind Possession giuen The 5h day Of Sebemoer neat
HAT large and ccmmodious House III Mi-st.
i now occupied by Capt BERlAH ELDREp as q
Public lnn For terms aud particulars inquire Of
the subscriber PAUL NJ MUMFOkD. Z
Newport, June 8, 1872 y
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Ntvforf, IS. Supreme judicial Court, Clerk's
Office, .zugusf Ash. 1919.

"HEREAS ESTHER EARP. of Newport, IN
w the County Of Newport, wife Of AourLLs
EARr, mariner hath this day filed in said Office hes
Petition, praying, Tor certain reasons therein stated,
that the bonds of marriage between her and the said
AourLLx EARr, may be dissolved, snd Secrss Of
dHorse promulgated. This is therefore TO give no
tce to the said AopILLE EARp, and 20 whomsoevcr
else may concern. that ,acy De and appear At the
next Supreme Judicial Court, to DC holden at New
port within and for the county Of Newport, on the
fourth Thursday Of this present month Of Aueusf,
end shew cause, If any they have Why the prayer of
SAID petition ought not to be granted
oDRpS RAkNkR, 0xk.
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Merchants CoHse-House.

nose ss",i-msrn whS ,.as r.sDos~d 10 pro-
mote tic InstituticH, "a srvase tc can and
subscribe 10 the N.ws-Room.---Terms liter
ai.--Pa~si0ulsj made known at the Hcnse
80. ThAhss-st Get.
m. A boot VII be kept at The Coffee-
fiouses for the lnsr lion of shipping aid other
intclligence JOHN JOHNSON.
ApriI 80
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NOTICE.

IHE subscriber thanks his friends for
Il their encouragement in his late bus-
ness.-He has now determined on establish
ing HOUSE under the respectable title of
the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-08-20
COTTON WARP.

5000 W.T.. first qnaii,y CoTToN WARr,
of various numbers just received ard for sale Whole.
sale or retail st ,ednesd prices-Aso, assortment
Of American manufactured Goods, by
p. q. RICHHOh.D.
or WANTED to engage 10 or Is good wesvers,
to whom constsRt employment will be given. Aps
ply above. August l3.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-15
Wv

sLTAUNTON ACADE hY.-Barth aiomew Full
> ler and VIM. White Esquirs5, have been en-
gagged as Teachers ia the StauntGn academy from
the 18Th of November. The qiahf, aons az MIR
Fuller as Teacher Of Mathematics aud al ,b..
branches connected therewiti too we'll knuwi To
require cOmmUnt--Mi. White who hath lgteI,
taught the Latin, Greek aud French Languages ON
hardware in the county Of AIbcmafc is also a ceIe-
brated Teacher ia his line he Trustees have O.
very reason TO believe that The OF tuese gen
tlemen III ths institution will be permanent
The prices Tor tesching Reading, Writing, com
mon Arithmetic and English Cr4mmcr, vii be 8
Dollars the Session term Of FIVE months for
teaching The L'tin, Greek aud French Languages
the use oi the Globes, Natural and Moral Pniuso
ply, Astronomy, Bellies Lcttrcs and Loe.c aud all
the various bfanehes Of the Mathematics at ) dol.
lars the session
Board ng and Lodging may he had in gcntcel
Families ut - dollars the session, exclusive of fire
wond n candles.
The sesson viii commence an the 18th of May &
the 18th oT November in every year.
The Trustees considering the healthiness q
Staunton the correct aud orderly department. of its
inhabitants, and the ven known "a .aci,y Of tue
Teachers, feel Confident that - institution win
mcrit q considerable share of the pdbic psironago
Dee 10. ''''' '' - ucw,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-15

a CAiD-SAMUEL GLENN, T.7YLOR, rcs.
=. peetiuliy informs the public that be has a,ely
arrived iron Philadelphia, aud commenced busin s.
IN Tie MAN street Richmond, nearly opposite to the
post office, and few doors below the Office of The
Enquirer, where lac will carry on Ills business in all
rs various branches, with punctaaity aud dispacl
ne matters iimscll that his experience in Baltimore
and Philadelphia, viii en,,,e linn 10 rcde, o,."l
satisfaction.
lie IKE wise informs the ladies that he will make
the most fashionable dresses in tie neates manner
and receives the latest ashors both for gentIern IN
December 8. nos,