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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-28
tnI AUrEUHrrI OF r.iiE STATE ur
MARfLAND.)
SCHE.atE OF TIE

5000 tickets at Ten Dollars each @s5ooos
CASH PRIZES
SUBJECT TO deduction Of fifteen per cent.
St0tioTGry byiccs as fo!!ozp.
First drawn ticket ertitled 10 5000
5000 blanks $40 each
The next 1000 do. is
ito Ticket after the COCO BLANKS S5oto
iIrst drawn ticket on the 18th and until the qsth
Do 95th to s5th (excepting the ,on
tickets constituting prizes) wv ifcSets'
he SAID ten prizes TO cOnsis. OF the numbers fror,
to 1900 inclusive, each hundred of te said icOo IA
NC orc prize, the first drawn hundred or lowest NUM-,
neF Tor the 25th day, and regularly ascending To
the 35th
f rs dra, sT,, ticket e.: on the ssth $4,000
10 ooth TO %Ist 500
DO 4lst TO 50th inclusive 1000
do. 5sth day 5OOo0
me hise 0ooks to consist Of Nos. 1 a 1000.
Inc object contemplated to lie accomplished By
the above scheme is emnently entitled to n Ga,r
and patronage Of the citizens of baltimore 1be 90.
tahhshment of Medical College vii unquestionably
have beneficial influence on the general tersrx
character OF onr ciy-on II perhaps may be hereas-
ter engrafted the other Colleges and thus an univ
sity he constituted. ~ -
1t will however give us other important adYaptsres
IT WIN promote spirit of Investigation in the ia.
sty' it "hi induce young men of talents 10 establish
'oehsefesin cur eity, and thereby permanently Sc.
cure to TINS community the best aid that can be af
torded by the medical profession. II NAV ,lso b.
proper to remark that if this schoo! should prosper
VIII sums to be gNDend-
ell annually in this city. which ,rouId otEerwise h.
disbursed in other places.
We presume chat those gentlemen who are snri-
Gus Tor The advancement Of tie interests OF Ralti-
more: will give US their support on the above conri
70 those who inclined to profit thernse,vc. AZ
TIC same time that they encourage us-we cone,
olht! say that no scheme Of lottery splendid oc
country. 80 Liz
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY.
Is now drawing in the city of Batmore-Ali the
high PRIZES st in the wheel
advance. WIZ o'"
Applications for Tickets from distant places (poss
pad) nciosing the cash, addressed 10 either of lie
subscribers, at their respective Lottery Oificea Ia
Baltimore, will be Immediately attendedto
kEARNY WHARTON, Sout!i-st
Pill-IP u. EICRLfS, No. COZ, KTarket.st
j. COHEN, Jun'r. Medical College Lottery
Office, No. no. Market St.
n: b. SIP: Of each dare ara4rizg are regularly
apply. 0
baltimore. Jolly 7. sawttao,t.
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HE Subscriber having lately been appointed an
a agent 10 sell Penitentary Manufactures, he has
htted up Store-room at the outer gate, where he
sells the various manufacturers made from Iron. Lea.
Their, Hemp. Cotton. &c. very low terms for cash
only Weaving is done usual for customers, and
warp or filling lacking will be furnished
WIN. CAMPBELL,
Superintendent and .4eenf.
Richmond PenitentiarE. July !. wsw.
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vseHE subscribers embrace this opportunity of in
Il forming their friends and the public, that
they are well fixed for receiving wheat on storage
'at their lumber house adjoining the public Ware
house-attention will be paid keep every persons
price in cash 10 all that chuse to sell ON deli
vefs.
YlBERT & PURYEAR.
July 20. 4y
0f 100 Barrels fresh shad for sale
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n CHANCERy.-In Louisa county court, May
4 11tl,, 1919.
William Lefaun, heir to John Lefaun, deceased
Against

Against
! Patsy A. Anderson, Saliey Pulliam. Dudley Rich
ardson s Betty Matilda his wife, William s. Thomp.
son and Augusta Ann his wife, David johnson and
Francisco his wife, David Richardson Susanna Rich.
ardson, Dudley Richardson, Fanny Richardson. Holt
Richardson, Betsy Ann Richardson, Samuel Rich
ardson, Anderson Richardson and Matilda Richard
son, infant children of said Dudley Richardson and
betty Matilda his wife, Defendants.
The defendants Dudley Richardson aud Betty Ma
tiida his wife, David Richardson, Susanna Richard
son, Dudley Richardson, Fancy Richardson. Holt
Richardson, Betsey Ann Richardson. Samuel Rich
ardson, Anderson Richardson, and Matilda Richard
son, not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and the
rules OF this court, and it appearing to the satsac
ton of the court that they inhabitants of this
state, on the motion of the PLAINTIFF by his counsel
IL rs ordered, That the said defendants Dudley and
wife, David, Susanna, Dudley, Fancy, Holt Betsy
Ann, Samuel, Anderson and Matilda Richardson. do
appear here on the second Monday in August next
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this
order be forthwith, inserted in some one Of the news
papers printed in the city of Richmond. for eight
weeks successfully, ami published at the front door.
OF the courthouse in this county, some court day.
A copy. Teste,
NICHOLAS j. POINDEKTER, D. c.
'She 40 w8wp
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an Saturday tie first day Of the next month, the
- partnership OF the Subscribers, under the hrta
OF Murphy and Crtimpy viii by mutual consent 10
dssolveh-hnd on Monday following, being the
tbird day OF the same month, under ts fnans cement
OF Moncure, Robinson Pleasants, will be sold al
public auction, at the store now occupied Nv he said
Murphy and Crump all their stock on hand, making
complete assortment of groceries, generally Of .
superior quality.
The sale will be made without reserve, and no o.
thcr tIan real bid will be offered on any article
fcrns, Casl, for all sums moi exceeding $50 On
III sums above = 50 aud not cx .ccdng 3 100. 90
iavsj AID 90 III sans above s 100 90 dsys credit,
Tor approved notes negotiable ~ the Bank of Virgil
MA. WILLIAM MURPHY.
JOSHUA CRUMP.
Mondsy. July 90. fss
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July 5.


VALUABLE WOOD LANDS FOR SALE /
shall offer at public sale on Thursday the 3Oth OF
July next, about 500 OF choice wood land in the
County OF Powhatan situated the Buckine ham
Road about IL miles West of the Court House, and
opposite French's Tavern, where the sale will TAX
place. 1t will beunnecessary to make any remarks
on the quality this land, it's presumabe, one
will purchase without viewing the premises, which
Ter near the land. The terms are $500 Cash and
the balance to be secured by Deed in trust upon
the land, pay able in 6 months.
am disposed to sell all the lands in Powhatan
County formerly the property of Gen. James A.
Brady any person wishing 10 purchase will attend
at the above sale, when the title will be explained
by
Ri. COOKE.
Bacon's Castle Surry, June H. ids
POSTPoNEMENT.
The sale of the above land is postponed until
/ hursiay the 3Oth inst.
July 9.
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SWEET SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aionroc evan
y ~, Virginia--1hc SUBSCRIBERS respectfully in
form the Gentlemen and Ladies intending to- visit
the Springs, that they are prepared to Keep S,e
Sweet Sulphur Springs the ensuing season. aud thai
they have been ut considerable expense in cnlargns
the Lodging Rooms aud Stables, aud have provided
large supply of Provisions OF the best kind, Ii
quors, Grain, Sc.
1t is thought not improper TO acQuaint the public.
that the present Manager is the same who has had
the care OF the Springs, Tor the last three years, and
being NOW concerned with Gentleman of capital,
they will be sbl- to aOrd every possible comfort ~
the visitors.
WILLIAM VASS * Co.
I,p.
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GtAUTIoN-Cw to fafss yetan upon the
- conditional Detree, az consequent ant Of No.
tee IN t'ie sdhecfiheT, unexpected Sale was at e.
~ made Of The laiste called 1OwiDuue in the
County Of King WIiam--whicb sale The Subscriber
expects, tic iarest ground aud the most positive
proof Of error, 10 set asie and therefore thus
pubielSil oaatioes all peiSoHs against purchasing
the said Estate from or under John Bassett Esq to
whose bid the same was Dried out.
FERDiNANIJO FAIRFAX.
Shan Hin, Jefferson County, dune TO- iaw6wp.
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4 AND FOR SALE.-rhe subscriber ofers fnr
d sale, the Tract If Land on which he resides in
Cumberland county, miles from Farr0ville, and one
from Ap9omattox river, nov nnvigahie to Pcters-
burg-eontani1g 3acres frllv 200 Of which arc in
woois, 100 houds7mcy s-t with Red Glover, and the
remainder "a lrsa state Of cultivation. IN addition
70 beauty Of situation md fertility Of soil there IS ON
the tract Coal Mine. iiich would to p man Of ca
pita and enterprise rcndorit doubly valuable.
II the shove property not diqpOsed Of privafely
Cof which notice w'l 81 giyen before the first day Of
Sept. next IL ~il thpt day be offered Tor sale, (on
the prsmses) to tlc highest hidder--one fourth Of
the Parchas- MONEY vii bc required the day of
sale At which time -asiaoiorv title will he made.
and the halaYce in three equal annual instruments
With interest from ,he date.
JOHN KEiSO.
July 5. wtistSep.
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bSOWN I.oTS- FOR SALS.-Thc o,,nm:ssi,sn.
N ers appointed by act Of the las; General IA
setnhly 20 iSy OFT Town at Meekiehburg Co IRE
House, Virginia, viii oisr Tor sale To the highest lid.
der on tue PREMISES about forty Lots immediately
around the Court House ofthe town of Basdton.
laid cut pursuant to authority, on Monday the Sc
vencenth day of August next. it heiu. court day.
the sale viii continue from CAV TO ,av until all the
lots are sold. f"rns of sale, Bonds with approved
security for the payment Of The ,,ro,,ase money en-
the 2Oth Mireh 1878, l., and H.
THE COMMISSIONERS
June 19. tds
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iTaswrNTY DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures,
n from the subscriber, tl,c fifteenth DAY OF sep
tender last, negro man slave, nsited GARY, age,
about twenty-siN years, light black COMPLEXION.
height about six feet, stands quite erect, and hei.
walking handles himself quite nimbiy his weight is
one hundred and sixty seventy, countenancc east
down when spoken totIe white OF his eyes is un,,-
sually large, being Appreciated is very Surly, nc
is rou,h Cooper. On examination his shins n he
found njurc'l--he has probably obtained Tree pass.
About twelve years ago, Gary WAS brought flou,
Brmrs~ick county 10 Surry county in this state hy
MIR. Travis Harris, where said LDy lived for eight
years, and was in the yerr 1905 ,rcascd by myself
OF Thomas Edwards and Reuben Rutiers ex'ors of
said Harris deed Oh, Of Sur Y, and brought to Buck
'ngham, where said negro got wife. and lived with
me about two years James river, not far from
Scots ferry, and sas then brought by myself to Al
bcmorl, county, nesr Milton. from whom said negro
elorcd-said lave Is probably h.rbored in Suyrv OF,
some OF the above places. do hereby forewa,n all
persons from harboring said negro Aiss. do com
mand AL captains OF vessels sea, to grant said
slave his passage, Or take him on board.
The above reward, with ali reasonable charges,
will be paid to any person taking sad slave within this
state, and bringing him me, or else Tor confnins
him in any Jail in ths state. 81 that get him a.
gain. An additional reward of ten dollars viii he Civ
en- 20 any person taking said slave Of this state,
and for acting with him 80 above stated.
THOMAS JEFFERSON, jr.
Alhemarie county, Virginia
Feb. is. w26p
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AH1II,L be disposed o.. iFappIcd for immediately,
w the following valuable BORSFs-J,e or,iJas
a iuil blOoIed Stallion, years old next spring, by
Wonder, oft Of a Domai hiarc--IIi5 reputation as
racer is cquailed by few horses on the turf 1T this
time---Two FLIES, by Wonder, 3 eare od--rwo cets
years, and 9, yclr DID, By Wopder-onc Brood
Mare, by Chardc'ear u years DID; and several o.
Ter horses calculated Tor various kinds Of use These
horses may b. seen ~ Wcst5ury fthe plantation Of
tie late honorable Samuel Tyler) IN Charles Cif
'ounty, % miles below Richmond. The terms %.
sale male known by Application to the subscriber
Williamsburg.
$40. LOYAL.
Jvef a, :,
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q Ii persons indebted &c Abraham DOUGLASS ara
requested TO eon.eior ard aud make imroedi.
ate payment TO Dr.
July II. - IS
For Sale, likely NTnlsito Boy about ie years os
sge, nm elegant new ph lsde phis Gig hrd Harness,
~ hoxes OF Soap, boxes % Candles. .ru-ks of u
u,es Morocco Shoe. assorted, and variety OF o.
tfIer articles
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OTICE.-LoST Or AIIsLAlD, n Certificate
OF Stool. os tie Sank Of Virginia, No D. 80, for
thirty seven s:,ares ! shall apply to the President
and Directors for duplicate ofthe said certificate
jAGUlLINE d. HARVIE.
Vu.y Z. 1aw6w
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~ oIiCE-Books Cor receiving further subscrip.
IONS to the Loan of elegen 1piikiors of DEL
IaTS for the use of the United States authorised by
Tie act OF Congress Of March Ia 1912, will be open-
ed on theiIteenfh day of the present month of juIy
AT the DdHk 81 PfrginiG, for sum not e,eeedinr
one hHHdred thousand dolL4rs, which books viii
continue open tor receiving subscriptions during the
ordinary hours o. transac,ing business ut the said
Bank, uotii che said of one hundred thousand
dollars shall have been subscribed or public noti.e
Shall be given ofthe subscription being cosed.
Terms efthe Lean.
J. The whole amount subscribed shall be paid =.
the time OF subseribng-and for such amount che
Cashier OF the said Bank shalt give Certificate
winch, npon being surrcndered*t the Loan Office Of
the state OF virginia, shall cuutc the subscriber to
receive from tho Commissioner Of Loans, ceTii6-
cate or certificates of capital funded stock bearing
interest from tic following dates respectively, tat
is 10 say
From the yi.st day Of August rex.. oalau sob.
seripdons made from tha 9Th day o. July 10 the
l5tb day OF August iuclusvoly
From the fJSt day Of Setf.1n5er re<f, on an
subscriptions made from the oh day u Angus (
the 10Th day ot September iuclusisciy. - =
FROM the frSt day Of Ooio6ef Heet. On all sub.
seHptons mace from the iGili day q September %
the 18th day OF Oct,ber inclusiyeIy.
when certificates Of funded capital stock shall be
ISSUED in sums OF one hundred, four hundred, one
thousand, -FOUR thousand or ten thousand dollars.
at the option OF the proprietor, and shall be trans
terrable by the creditors their attornies duly
constituted, at the treasury and Loan Offices res
peetyely ~ the same manner as the present fun
ded debt o. the United States, and in pursuance o.
The rules which have been or which may be estah-
hshed relative to the tranier Of the said debt
T. Ater the last day OF December it, the year one
thousand eight hundred and twenty FOUR & after res-
sonabie 1otce to the creditors, which shall be sven
by an Advertisement in some public newspaper prn-
teh az the seat OF the government Of the u States
Tie SAID capital stock shall be redeemabla at the
pleasure Of The United STAGES by the reimburse
mcnt Of the Whole sum which may, at that time,
stand credited To any proprietor, on the books OF
the Treasury or OF the Loan-Oliccs respectively.
ALBERT GALiATfN,
.. Secretary efthe Tteasuyy.
Treasury Department, July o. usOst.
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June 90.

E,'OR SALE Or LEASE, my Plantation on Deep
4 Greek, Powhatan county, with II hands, all the
stock and Utensils OF every knd--thc Dwelling
house and Offices are extensive and in good repair
for the reception of large family, lies about 30
miles from Richmond, 10 from James River, and S
from Appomattox. Its well calculated for farming,
and would afford convenient retirement from the
sca-board dJrng the wara letter addressed to the
Subscriber, at Richmond, will be attended TO, and
the terms explained by
WN MAYO.
The Editor Of the Norfolk Herald is requested to
insert this four weeks, once week, and transmit
, his account. VIM
July 10. w4w
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AND ron S.3LE.--i wish tn sell COZ acres
4 4 OF Land in Abenarc eoanty. They lie imme-
dfatey OF the North River, in gcntcel neighbour
hood ani aout six miles from Charlottesville, 20
wbicl place navigation is nearly extended. Orthe
cleared hand, which is about thicc.fonrtl,s of the
whole tract, there are by estimation thirty acres of
net stA on the River, and about the same quantity
on = creek running through tie tract. Tie quality
Of the rest is yarious-somc ot IT poor and exhaust
ed rs uiudcilus management (thoush Of this there
is bus snal proportn } bot die greater part wha, is
called, ~ this country, good com and grain lam-the
part IN wool is esteemed excellent high land. The
irnprovcmcnts ore nconsij, rabe, consisting only OF
two ioe yelling houses, With nurses constructed
IN tho sanie manner, and small framed barn, but
Gerr s nm ne raot and within 60 yards of spring
If excellent walor as handsorne settle 20 bud upon
~ any 70, t'iqt port nj The country, commanding an
extensive view 81 both ranges IT mOuntains---thc
Rlue Il'ge and South West. ! think this property
worth lGTi, payable ~ this msrnsr---onc third in
cash and the ha'epce III two equal annual payments.
bearing infcfe., from the delivery Of possession.
shall expect good personal seearty--I require no
r,r upon tie lanI IL sod before the st Of january
'etS possession viii ,hcH be given, otherwise will
5o rented ont I'LL 7 can hhd purchaser
JOHN CARR.
.Tupe 70. vtf
z s1OR StfAt--hn excellent hou'e servant and his
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y Z Il M x $,
of -lnoe' every description,
FO9 Sale 1T TINS OFEZCF.
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7OR SAfA.--Nn excellent horse servant and his
z wife, good cook, wsshcrnud ir7neri master
in TOWN viii be pesferled For particulars apply at
tlnsOfFee.
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FEvIE Subscribers have rented that fine fire-proof
Z Lumber-House on the Basin built by Mr.. JAS
Brown, adjoining to the Public Ware House.
They will be ready to receive produce Storage
Monday the of January, and will charge as fol-
lows, viz.
Tobacco, rs cents per HID. for 12 months; if over
IL per month more.
Flour, cents per BbI if taken in 80 days.
10 cents per Bbl. if it lays from 80 to GO
days.
1919 cents per Dbl. if it lays over GO DAYS
Wheat, 4 cents per Bushe.
Whiskey, 25 cents per Ticrce.
Hemp, IS 4per Ton, Iron, 3 per Ton, and o.
Their articles not enumerated in proportion to the
foregoing rates.
And further they will engage to take Flour on the
flead OF the Basin provided notice is given in time
free of cxpence, and cbargebnly the aforesaid Sto-
rage.
They will also engage to deliver the produce at
Rockets, when the locks are in operation, the fol-
lowing rates, viz.
For Flour, cents per Barrel.
Tobacco, so cents per Hogshead, and other
articles in proportion.
We will hold ourselves responsible for the re-dei-
vcriug articles put under care, except accde nts
by Fire, shrnkage grain, spirits and such other
tcies subject to any waste Goods to be sub
ject to any ezpencc incurred to put them in shipping
order
When the present expence Of Drayagc is cons-
dercd, which Goods will be exempt from, stored
with us, Vt Is presumed may promise ourselves
share ~ the public patronage, to whom tender
our services as Commission Merchants, pledging
onr utmost exertions to give general satisfaction.
VIBERT * PURYEAR.
january II. I'm
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r ANDS, MILL s SLAVES FOR s1ALE.-Par-
Ia snant 10 the last will of RALPH WORME-

n ANDS, MILL & SLAVES FOR S1AI.E.-Par-
Ia snant 10 the last will of RALPH WORME-
LEY, esquire, OF Rosegl, and OF decree in Chan
Gerry, will be sold at public auction, ON Wednesday
the 18th February next if fair, if not tae first fair
day, TWO FARMS, on Pamunkey river, in the
county of King WiIliam--one known by the
name of QUEEN FIELD, containing 400 acres,
the other is called WOODDY's, containing dog
acres, together with valuable Merchant Mill, on
never-faing stream, and Store House, within g
miles OF Hanover Town, aud 81 of the city of Rich
monl-The mill works four pair of stones, with
the most approved machinery, and Cotton Gin
Being situated navigation, in rich wheat coun
try, with many local advantages, renders this pro
perry truly desirable.
The Farms are part of Manskin Lodge Estate,
Zone of the productive in Virgina) their situa-
ton and fertility OF soil being generally known it's
deemed unnecessary to give minute description.
The sale will take place at the Mill, on the follow
ing terms, fourth in 80 days, 1&t at ~ months,
and the balance at years, to he secured by notes
payable to the legatees of said Wormeley, at the
Bank in Richmond, with approved endoiser, and
deed of trust the property carrying interest
from the date--On same day and place, will he
sold for Cash, Twenty SLAVES, of the estate of
said testator; so many as will, with the sale of
the land and mill, be sufficient to discharge the Ie-
gacies.
Mr.. James Fox, Manskn Lodge, will shew the
to view the same
(Signed)
ELEANOR WORNIELEY, y ,,.;,
CARTER BEVERLEY, nl'.'''
JOHN CHEW, &c
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VAUXHALL ACADEMY, James City, january

VAUXHALL ACADEMY, James City, January
4th, lSl1."Anmated by the liberal encou-
ragement which he has received for at least fifteen
years, as an instructor of youth, and still willing to
contribute all In his power towards promoting the
same obectthe subscriber againcers his services to
generous public, and hereby informs them that he
"li commence teaching on the first Monday in Feb.
next-lh Inc branches. which he teaches & which are
undoubtedly OF the greatest Importance in the ordi-
nary concerns of human life, are the following, viz
photography, reading, writing, English Grammar,
Arithmetic, housekeeping, Euclid's Elements of
.eometiy, plane Trigonometry, Surveying, Naviga-
ton, Geography, and the Use of the Globes. His
charge, for teaching photography, reading, writing
and Arithmetic, will be at the rate of sixteen dollars
per annum, payable quarterly, and i'm advance; for
the above and English Grammar, or for English
Grammar alone, at the rate of twenty dollars for
housekeeping alone, or for Geography and the Use
OF the Globes, twenty four dollars and for the E.
dement's Of Geometry, plane Trigonomeuy, Survey
ing and Navigation, thirty Dollars, payable in like
manner.
The term of tuition will embrace the balance of he
year, and no pupil will be admitted for shorter pc
rod, without siibectng him, herself to an add-
uonal charge, in the study Of either branch-For
the advantage Of those who may be inclined to pa
tronlze his school, he deems il not mpropcrtc notify
them, that Mr. VIM. Walker, and Mr.. John Bush,
residing IN the vicinity of the school, will receive
boartiers at the rate of twenty pounds per ann,,m
for each.
Their, &c. &c. WIN. VI. DENNIS.
The Rev. Mr.. Dennis has been long known 10 nc
ms an instructor of youth, and rs man lin ccnse-
quencc whereof, do not hesitate in recommending
him as distinguished for his assduity aud skill in the
branches OF Learning, which he proposes to teach,
and also, IN giving the assurance of the entire re-
spectability of his moral character.
JAMES MAIDS ON, WTAia,usburg.
January II. q,
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Manchester, Jan. IL.

Y oTICE-in pursuance of two deeds of trusts,
u executed by Washington Branch to the subscri-
ber to secure the payment of monies therein menti-
oned to be due to John j. johnson and Benjamin
Hatche will be exposed TO sale for cash, Saturday
the 25th day OF the present month, at IL o'clock, be-
fore the door of Zachariah Brookss Tavern one NE
GRO GIRL, by the name OF Lucy.
DAHL. WEISIGER, Trustee.
Manchester, Jan. IL. tbs