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RY Virtue Of decd of Trust, executed By Harry
- Randolph, on the 9th day of June 800. and du-
y admitted to record in the county court Of Chester
held, for the purpose of securing the payment of the
sum OF 1862 16 due to Messrs. Lyle, Scott and
Saunders, and the further sum ofH0O II due to
Messrs. James F. Leitch and Co. with the interest
thereon from the respective periods in the said decd
OF rust expressed The Subscriber viii sell for rea-
dy moneyon Saturday the e9th OF the present month
at Warwick in the county of Chesterfield, the follow
ing property, viz. Eleven Negroes Patty and l,cr.
two children, Richard, Edmond, Cato, Frederick,
Alice, Hannah. Moecs and Jack or as many thereof
as may be sufficient to satisfy the aforesaid debts
and interest Should the sale of the Negroes be in
sufficient to satisfy the said debts and interest the
whole OF the stock of Horses, Mules Cows, Sneep 50
plantation Utensils upon the Warwick plantation, Sc
the undivided interest on the said Henry Randophin
his deceased fathers real estate lying upon James
River, IN the county OF Chesterfield, or rs much
thereof as maybe necessary satisfy the debs viii
be sold for the purpose. Correct information as to
the quantity and quality fthe Land, may be had en-
the day Of sale.
RICHARD 3. GooDE, T,u..es.
Feb. 8. ids
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I'D Y virtue of deed of trurt, executed by John
RD Pollard in his life time, and Sarah his wife, to
John Prosser and the subscriber, and recorded ia the
county court of Hsnrco, will be sold on the premis.
es, at Public Auction by the subscriber as the sur.
vivng trustee, at IL o'clock, Thursday, the eth
day of this month, if fair if not, the hour the
said deed mentioned, being part Of Lot No fifteen,
and fronting the street leading from the main.
street to Shocke warehouse, together with all the
houses the said piece of ground for the shortest
term Tor Which any person WIN take the same and
hundred and sixteen dollars and seventy one cents
with lawful interest thereon from the first day of A.
pri, 1909, due under the said deed of trust and tie
costs and charges attending the sale.
WM. MONCURE.
Fob. g. ids
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N CHANcERY-in Powhataa County Court,
Il December l3, 1911.
JOHN Brown, executor Of George Baskerville,
dcs- Co,n1Pk.
against
Samuel Baskerville. Jeremiah Moody and VIM.
Daniel, Jun. Def'ts.
The Defendant Samuel Baskerville not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according to
the act OF Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and
it appcsrog to the satisfaction OF the Court that tie
said defendant is not inxbtant Of this Common
wealth (asd the order for publication AS To the said
defendant, made in this OF the 1oth day of J-
y>last not having been pubishcd,) Ca the motion Of
the Complainant by his counsel, IL 10 dccTeed and
orfeyed, That te said defendant, Samuel Dasker-
vile, do appc.' her, or before the third Wed
ucsdsy III March next, aud answer the bill Of the
Complainant and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted an some one OF the Newspapers pub
lisied in the City of Richmond, for two months ste
cc.vo!y and that another, copy bc Yosted up at the
door Of the courthouse of this county Oh two sucoes
ave court days.
Il Cory. Tat
JAMES PoINDExTEK, c. rec.
Dec. 20 wS1
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JANUARY 81.

A AIEREAN Water Rotted HEMP and Yayn-
"A The honorable Secretary of the Navy being So
lcftous to encourage the growth of American Hemp,
by using cordase manufactured therefrom in the e.
qupnent OF the Navy of the United States the SUBJ
ssri5ers, (who are engaged in the manufacture OF
cordage for that depsrtment,) anxious to promote
the Accomplishment of these patriotic and lautlable
motives, hereby give notice the farmers and rope
makers OF the western country and elsewhere, that
they are ready to contract for the purchase of from
to 500 tons Of American Water-Rotted Hemp or
Yarn, NJ III cents per Id. for Yarns running No 2i,
and spun Of the best clean topt Hemp, and 10 cents
per h. for clean Hemp to be delivered their rope
walk, in this city, at such dates and in such quanti-
ties, during the years $40 and S13 may be agreed
upon, when contracts made. The letters OF those
who may be disposed to make contracts for Hemp or
Yarn directed to us ia this city, will be promptly at
tended to.
The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer, and Lex
ington Reporter, and Liberty Hail. of Ohio arc re-
questt 10 insert the above advertisement in they pa
pers once week for five weeks, aud forward their.
accounts to for payment 1t is believed they will
render esse1tai benefit to many OF their subscri,
beers by giving insertion to the remarks in this ays
intelligencer on the mode OF Water-Rottiug Hemp
which communicated by the honorable J. O.
Adams, minister in Russia, to the Department of
Stats some tine since.
RINGGOLD Il HEA1H.
City Of Washington, Nov. eJth, 1911.
Jan.2 oaw5w
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YoR THE ENQUIRER.
TIE OGPAi.T STR.fNCEa.

TIE OGl9H3T STRANGER. ..
JANUAgY 1919.
,!'tu tell, with slow anil meaan-'d sound,
Now told the midnight hour that pass'l;
Loud rc,er'd the snSg'y Wind around.
Ay dwelling trellbe.i ia the blast.
With bleeding hear:, osrwheln,'d with grief,
l left my fading lau,p, to roam;
4 lni,Ist the storm sought relief,
And Eaudel'd heedle.siy fro.a hona
with yagrant Steps, and trorbsh mind,
O'sr mourning lticlrnond's hills ,trsy't.
f. .arilcss OF the rurfiR,. Wind,
Or thrcat'niug bag tlse watchdog made.
Sill rs roam'd, heard che sound
OfJames's ever-roarine falls;
And as he u.ade his nightly round.
l heard Tue Watc!i!nsi's solemn salls.
But sounds like these unheetled par;
For bound IN gloomy Fsney's charm,
:. ii.-.'d. in cy'ry bowling blsSt,
The Appalling fre-belPs alar;s.
And while. to my deiudsd ear.
Successive peuis were waited by,
Win rAken'd anguish, could hear
The iist.in's Iaint expiring ery.
at Length, tness rni,nisk sounds Of ~os
40 longer held fny sense enchsiHd
Fur oow, in acceuts soft and low,
Ti,- al SoiSs Of grief complained.
90! hsar rue. grasiooy Hcav'n," il sail,
"Oi .car III helpless 6Tptan's prayar,
g My fs.ncr, mother, boti ar. dead
/" .llAs. they both lie blried there.
The cruel 6 mes tore them fr'1m rae,
Al3 i:;t tl,cir Mary here fOFio1..
~ ft,ther % their orphan he,
40 God thoa friend Of those Ella. noira.
Gov wakes no tender snyisis eye, lsur'
+" Poor SIary's peso. sud rest to Keep; -
Those on5c that .d,slow wax eIsss lie -
".1s.isali To- l,ightfl ruins Lsap.
k.ii.rl mn have =, "a sl..~
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n
dnx highi, improved F.2R.I (gskerton tie
lote Colonel Miles Selen yesiieG,) is nozp altered
t9r sale is seat, it rs Perhaps Of the most
AsirabIe in Pirginia, co,nmandirg every vie,s
Srhirh can piecse the eye trnishizg health in an
e".inent degree; and every Improvement s-iich
can be required for the comfort and convenienee of
family. As Farm, it IS in high state of inn
proce'nemt, hdvias been great num6er of years
unatrthe care Of a iaiicious farmer.
There is on this Farm a .Headosu, which alone
rr'Gs an income Of between 500 and 1900 dollar.
There has been sogrn this .faN one hundred and
jJy. 6asAe!s ef Nheat-an0st Of the ether land.
| Possession mar be had at any time bet1veen this
and the Is. day 81 March. Should it noe be sold
frisGsLr 6efoSe thar time, it qri be offered to Eu5-
nc Sac onthe LIST DAY Of .44yil, ard fosses.ior i-
ren IN the ensuing tai.
! The Terms II Sale will be. One third cash,
and he 6alcnce IN and t.uo years with such Sc
cIrity as shall be deemed satisfactory. .4ny far
tier Information may be obtained BY application to
tie subscriber, to Nathaniel Selden, or JOS Sci
den, Kenyico.
| IT. " ,mbseriber, is sill anxioa. to sell a
srlaH F.4R.N near Richmond. (caIed Fairfield, }
containing three hundred and fifteen avcs--.9iso,
a iARM about miles 5eloso Richmond, contain,
isg a5oat acres, knoSan By the name Of the
Jtfiii-fym.
MILES sELDEN, Err. =
Dece:'tocr 70. eft1sa
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n Pursuance OF atleed of trust executed to the
subscribers by George Ovcrton Day, bearing date
the twenty third day of April, 1911, and of record in
the General Court, they will proceed to sell, on the
premises, ON Friday the 2ist day of next month,
| February, 1879 for ready money, one half acre
LOT OF GROUND, lying and being in Du-Vars
addition to tbs City of Richmond, and known s. dis
nguished in the plan thereof by the number TO- and
is the same lot conveyed by Samuel McCraw to
Christopher Tompkns by deed bearing date the 2lst
day OF March, 1908, for the purposes Of paying
tain sums of money in said deed of trust mentioned
to be due from said Day to said Christopher Temp
kins and the expences Of drawing recording and ex-
ecuting said trust.
WIN. MARSHALL,
n. SHEPPARD.
January &c. tel
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u lRUiNIA lNN-Thc subscriber respectfully
informs his friends and the public that he has
trken, for term of years, tina. we'll known stand in
this city, called the YIRGLVL.1 NV, ON the cross
street leading to the Governors, where he has o.
pened Public House for the accommodation OF
those who may call on him.
A few Boarders will be taken by the year. Sc. Sc.
BENJAMIN .fOSBY,
From, PoSrhatdn.
NJ u. Horses viii be taken on Livery by the
yehr, &c.
Jnouaiy e5. wsw
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z AMES REAT AND Co. R1cHMoNp, few
~ doors above the BeIl-Iayern, manufacturers Of
GOLD and SILVER work, have ii,t opened - ex-
tensiye aud wescected assortment in the above line
which they offer to the public on moderate terms
consisting OF Pearl, Topaz, Cornelia aud Pinn
JEEELRY--Platcd Goods, ompris.ng ainiest eve.
ry fashionable article aud very complete asso-t.
ment Of SILVER WARE aud Tortoise she'll Co7n0s
together with well assorted stock Of Military
ticlcs.
Orders from their friends win be paul the strict
ost attention so.-Cash for old Silver and Cod.
Dec. IA. If
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g III III my bite: sl;efs share;
|iy parents DER tnr ocean came,
:" And they, AMI l. were strangers .hcrc.
Ala saou'd tine few to whom Pm known,
e Refuse t',eir kindly aid to lend;
Abandom'd. helpless, and alone,
Where should SO to iiod a friend"
Here; haplcss chill Of grief cried,
FH ever la a friend to YOU.
She started from the ruins side;
alc Ac;', and vanisl'd from my vicx.
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YESIiE subscriber has qualified Administrator of
4 the Estates OF Col. John lIarye, deceased, and
of Edwin James naryic. Those who are indebted to
the said estates are hereby requested to for
ward and discharge their several debts and the ere
ditors are requested TO make known their claims
w. BROCKENBROUGH.
Richmond, Feb. 6. cp9w
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BALTIMoRE, Feb. 1.

d. ].
Arrived in Patuxent, 'big Industry, Da-
shell, IS days from st. Juan, porto Kico)
sugar, coffee & hides.
The day before the Industry sailed, go
vernment schooner arrived in SO days from
Cadiz, bringing dispatches from the Cortes,
and information that at the time of her sail
ing, there was embarked for Porto Rico 5000
troops, 5000 Of which. were Spaniards, and
1000 English, and it was generally believed
at Porto Rico, thcir ultimate destination was
Terra i5irRaG
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hTOIICE.-By virtue of deed of trust ex ecnted
Y by VIM. Brghtwcl OF the town of Nanchestep
to the subscribers the 9Th day of january, 1884,
aud duly recorded in the Superior Court of Chester
field, for the purpose of securing the payment of mo-
ncy therein said TO be due Thomas Winfrce, will bt,
exposed TO sale, for cath, on Saturday the 5tl day
OF February next at II o'clock, before the door Is
Zachariah Brookss Tavern, fourth Of an acre os
LAND, lying in the town Of Manchester, on the
maia street, and distinguished in the plan Of said
town by number 61.
WIs. BROWN, } M,
DAM. wEIsiGER, 1T@''ee'-
Manchester, Jan. II. tbs
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TRs nick LIST

Under our shipping head VIII be found
the nam-s OF Shooner INDUSTRY, be.
longing to His Honor VIM. Gray, and Schr
JANE, from Baltimore, both bound 20 Bor-
deaux, and lately stolen by the British
Air. Foster continues 20 declare. aud the
English c.-,,i4et. act upon the same princi-
pie, that until france suffers british goods
to be imported ia,s the Continent, trigiamd
VIZ, "restGcte" ~ plundering .4mrrical
commerce !!--Bos!o'l Chronicle.
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I'll OTICE TO w0oLIEN MANUFACTU

~ OFFICE TO WOOL!.EN SIANUFACTC.
Rt.NS-A young gentleman has i.iei, arrived,
ia this country from Europe, regularly bred to the
above business, expended considerable sums to ae-
quire neriect krowlcdGc, both tbccrc;c and piao-
teal IN the Various branches thereof, o!rrs his ger
mage the concerns and keep the books Of - company
9r AN individual W may be disposed to engage him
Proposals by leuer, postpaid, addressed 10 Rev
Iicury ileticrnin, Crbanna, shall be duly attended
to.
Urbadpa, Feb j. w4w
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a kN "Wednesday the 18th of the present m onth !,
~ will be sold to the highest bidder, at the hous !
IN which the late Edwin j. Harvie, csq resided all
the Household and Kitchen FURNITURE of the.
dtcedent.
There il great variety Of household furniture, 80
it's nearly all new aud elegant. The terms of sale
ere, FOR all sums under fifty dollars cash and or al
over that sum- credit OF 90 days, the purchaser %
wing note with good endorser) negotiable ana
payable at the Bank of Virginia.
At the same time and place will be sold, about %
bushels Of fresh CLOVk5R SEED, on the above
terms Horse, Saddle and Bride, and yarions
other articles will also be sold The sale will corn,
nsDcc at eleven o'clock in the forenoon.
BY direction OF the administrator OF T.. J. Harvia
THOMAS TAYLOR
Richmond, Feb 6. tbs
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2F!CE.-Being IN wantof coed BI.ACK-
y SMITH, one acquainted with tse Coach-M
>r's business, will give liberal wages; Ws;e Man
woald DC preferred, or free coiored one-'rhe al
Iaitases which present themselves tthis place would
tie an indueement with steady, sober, honest
and OF any other character need not apply-
letter addressed to the subscriber will be attended
TO without delay.
THOMAS STACKHOUSE.
Warrenton, N. c. jan. IL. I'm
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4 Pursuance OF Decree of the County Court OF
ldehmond in Chancery, bearing date the cd day
OF April, lsll-Wil be exposed to public sale, Mt
Richmond Court House, before the Tavern door on
the I'd day OF March next, being Richmond Court
day, the IANERN & LOT now occupied by John
How, at the said Court-House, n PLANTATION
containing three hundred and seventy seven acres,
near tie court onse adjoining the lands of Mrs Gil
borne and Robert Fergusson and such articles of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, stock of Cattle
iorsts, Hogs, &c. as may now be remaining and
iound-whc'i are mentioned in a Deed of Mortgage
from the said John How to Vincent Jackson, now
deceased. The sale will be for ready money to sa-
tisfy the representative of the said Jackson, the a.
mount recovered by the aforesaid decree against the
said John How.
VINCENT BRANHAM,
VINCENT SHACKLEFORD, 8
MOORE +. BROCKENBROUGH. \S
BARrHO MCCARTHY, )
CLEMENT SHACKLEFORD,
Riehmond County, Jan. 81, 1919. w6wp
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VALUABLE MILITARY LANDS, For SHE.
publicly at the Bell Tavern, in the city of Rich
mond on the Goth day of February next if not dis
posed OF sooner at private sae.-Thc following arc
the tracts
One OF 1000 acres, lying the north side of Ten.
nessee River, beginning eight po,s below the mouth
Of the hr't creek emptyg into the river, hense up
The river, with its several courses, Sc poles, &C.
side OF Ohio river, on the waters of Silver creek, ati
One other Tract OF 500, adjoining the above, aud
situated on the waters. A full description Of
the above lands, as to situation, quality plats and t.
tie, may be in the hands of Gurdon H. Bacchus.
esq, with whom, may also be the necessary in
structionF and authorities, to a Conveyance
Mr.. Bacchus, will treat for the subscriber, the only
legal proprietor, with any gentleman, who may wish
to purchase the whole any part.
DAVID DOYLE.
Feb. 6. n
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9CCF. BOlASN\S La. taken = "o,n over p.
y AN s. Wilkins Auction Store, ti,c i;a ,iuur ~
nov NsrSethrisr, where he uS- = MS servir., ~
the .isaeas %. k,rhmoh aud it, 'icin,ty, in tie
FR.iCIICE Of .'fEDiCLEe!. Sti1f:jtnT IN
.fD'H HGHf. lie promise, the most prompt *
punctual attendance t. those who may consult hi,a
in the line OF his profession.
n. b. Doet Is. will attend and flrui,h Medicine
for the Poor, gratis.
December .. law Town f.
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WILL BE SOLD at public Auction, for cash, on
Wv Tuesday the llth day of February, 1879, On
leading from the main-street to the BASIN, at pro-
sent occupied by Mr. James Lynch, and the adjoin-
Ing Tenement, occupied by Hembrew Gallego.-
black smiths shop; making together "a 10 feet front,
running back to the lot owned by Mr.. Miles Tod,
the whole of which is subject to ground of tire
dollars per foot, per annum, for eyer-The Housez
IN which MIR. Lynch and Hembrew live insured
in the Mutual Assurance Office, for the net sum OF
sixteen hundred dollars, and yields to the present
owner, clear of all charges, two hundred and fifty
dollars per annuIn.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
Feb. I, 1912. ii
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VHTILL BE SOLD at Public Austion, on TuesIay
w the 18th day OF February, inst. on the premj-
ses, the TENEMENT on the cross-street, (ieadip.
frorp the Insl-stee 10 the iain,) adjoining colonel
Robert Gordon and James Currie, in "a 1-2 feet ~
ground on the said street, being ground rent off
dollars per foot, per anrum, for cver.--1,ap,s NJ
ssle one Islf cash, the balance for npprOyGt ,ie 5
al ninety days psyxe and ,otisble IN the Gsk o.
Virginia.
THOMAS TAYs.ts-
Tsb. 1, issR.
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4 DYERTISEMENT.-F sale, my PL.4.N.
~ TiIION, in the county of Lanca.ter, con-
tanning 500 acres Of Land, beautifully situated-
Gonin,anding an extensive Viezs q The Chesapeake
1fsh, oysters a.d suiid fozsk-Ihe improvements
coma st Of good t.ro story szrelling-souse, good
Kitchen, stable and other out houses-.4 eonside-
rable part Of this Land is well covered with good
dapted TO the culture Of Corn, Hheat and Oats--
The purchaser may have the oririiege of seeding
small grain the ensuing falk-faynienfs will Be
made easy and Possession given the fret Of Janua-
~, 1918; For further particulars apply to the sub
sesibcr Irving on the premises.
RICHARD BERRY.M.aN:
Lancaster County,
January 25, 1879. .r1euo r
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DOMESTIC MANUFACTURERS.

The Aurora informs us, that there is woo!en fac
tory in the vicinity of Philadelphia, .capable OF pro-
.ueing ty pair Of blankets PEI, day--if encouraged
by assurance Of security from the general govern
nent. -
~ mandatory of the important article Of ton
r7ire requires :ny the protection Of government,
sc Into operation in Philadelphia. Mig.
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~ ORERTSON's AMERICA.-JOHN,SO 6
IA WARNER, Riehanond, propose to publish
THE HISTORY OF .AlTSRIC8

by WILLIAM RoBERrsoH, d. ID. Principal of
the University OF Edinburgh
THE Authors merit historian, is universally
acknowledged he has taken his station, if not the
Foremost at !east among the foremost in the temple
OF Fame ; and nothing the publishers could say in his
praise would add to his celebrity. His style is SMOOTH
elegant and copious; and his periods, without tire
some regularity, are carefully rounded. gHe views
his subject with the cool eye of unprecedented OBJ
server; aud while he details the conflicts of conten
ding factions, he rarely if ever discovers the feelings
of partizan. He takes extensive view of the his
torics and, by tracing the influences of RE-
mote causes, and combining them with the effects
of passing occurrences, he exhibits with mastery
skilI, the motives and character of his actors
CONDITIONS
The work shall be printed in two large 8vo. yo-
lumes, on fine woYe paper, and executed in mas
terly style.
The price, to subscribers who take the work in
boards, will be four dollars or neatly bound, five
dollars, payable on delivery.
or The Price efths Book ian50r.sdis nine dol
iGrs.
january q. win
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FVNHE MONUMENTAL the size and form of
A the Monument to be erected over the remains
o. the victims to the conhagration of the Theatre,
lately consumed in this city, win depend the sum
subscribed for that purpose, and as it must be ex-
tremely desirable that arrangements should be
promptly made for commencing the work, it will lie
necessary soon to close the subscription The Com
mittee, therefore, earnestly request those gentlemen
whose feelings mpel them to give this mark of their
regard for the memories ofthe deceased, to de-.
fer their eosAiibutonas the subscription will close on
the first day ofMarCh next.
JOHN MARSHALLs
JOSEPH MARX,
WIN. FENWICK,
BEN.HATCHER,
THOMAS TAYLOR.
Feb. 4. If
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HDURSUANT to deed of trust executed to US by
L John M. Syme, for purposes in the said
deed expressed, which ia of record in the county
court of Hanoycr-Will be sold, on Thursday the
eth day of February 1879, at Newcastle, thirteen
likely SLAVES, consisting of men, women, boys s.
girls, for ready money, Among them is good mill
Ter and two excellent ostlers
B. OLIVER, jr.
WIN. CUNNINGHAM.
8. RICHARDSON.
Newcastle, Feb I. tbs
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NOR RENT-The TENEMENT on Cary.St.
IL lately occupied by Mr.. Lataste--It consists of
eight good Rooms. Zone of which is an elegant Ball
Room) with kitchen, stable, garden, Sc.
JOHN BROCKENBRoUGH .
feO a. 2awiw
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EDUCATIoN.-Th Tho subscriber. encouraged
= by the Recommendation of his friend Mr. l., n
Girarafs, proposes to instruct twenty five young
gentlemen, and not more, in the following branches
OH the terms to them annexed.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, English
Grammar, Composition. Use of the
Globes. Arithmetic, Euclid's Elements
and Algebra, 8 10 per ann.
Do. with Greek and Latin or either so
Do. with French so
Do. with Greek and Latin Or either,
with the addition of French, 60
EsAnn,ial extra charge for fuel, ink, sc. 2
uT The School, which opens the LIST of rcb'y.
will be kept for short time in Mr.. L. H. Girardn's
house on Capitol hill and afterwards in the most eli
gible situation that can be procured.
FRANCIS POWER.
Richmond, Feb. l. At