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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-06

fed young men, and we understand ara
mostly respectable farmers sons. An anx-
ious and impatient desire to meet the foe,
was the prevailing sentiment among them !;
and we doubt not but they will evince by
their actions that they are the legitimate
and worthy sons of the heroes of '76--0n
Sunday morning they resumed their rxnrch
The whole number of troops that have
gone through here since the LIST of the pre-.
sent month is 1888, and if we calculate in
the same ratio those that have gone other
routes, and those enlisted to the north " ard
and eastward, there will certainly be a We
ry respectable force on the northern frcn-
tiers, at the opening of the ensuing cam
Paign. Taking into view also the superior
genius and. talents which now direct
And control the operations of the war de-
partment, together with the improved state
Of organization and discipline of the army,
we look forward with a lively and firm
hope to more prosperous and successful
days, and to the dissipation of those dark &
threatening clouds which have SO long OBJ
scured our military glory.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-01
COS n r s i.
IN SENATE =

FEBRUARY 20.
The bill better providing for. SUI lies su,.
the army. &c. was reada third time and
passed.
I he bill to alter the time for the next NEE, I.
ing of Congress, was read third time and
passed.
On motion ofMr Pope, the Senate agreed
to reconsider their vote ofyesterday, post
poning the bill regulating the employment
of fo' eigp seamen in the service of the Uni
ted States.
Mr.. Lioyd's motion to postpone the same
to May, having REQUIRED, was decided as
YEAS-Messrs. Bayard, Bradley, Dana.
Gaillard, German, Goodrich, Gregg, Hun
ter, Lambert, Leib, Lloyd, Pope, Reed, Smith
of Mails.
NAY5-Messrs Bib, Brent, Brown.
Campbell of Ohio, Campbell often Craw
ford, Cuts, Franklin, Giles, Howell, Robin
son, Smith of y. York, Tan, Taylor, Tur
ner. Varnum, Worthngton-17.
The bill was then ordered TO be read
third time as amended, by the following
vote:
YEAS.-Mcssrs, BIB, BRADLEY, Brent.
Brown, Campbell of Ohio, Campbell If Fen.
Crawford, Cuts, Franklin, Giles, Howell,
Pope. Robinson, Smith of n. Y. rait, Tay
lor, Turner, Varnum, Worthingtnn-19.
NAYS-Messrs. Bayard, Dana, GaiiIard,
German, Gilman, Goodrich, Gregg, Hun
ter, Lambert, Leib, Lloyd, Reed, Smith of
Md.--13.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-01
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
February IL.

Mr.. Cheves reported bill making appro-
pr.ations for the support ofthe military es
Enlistment and of the militia in the actual
service Of the United STATES for the year
1918; which was twice read and commit
ted.
Mr.. Taliman offered the following reso-
luton for consideration, which was order
cd TO lie On the table:
Rcstived, That the committee on Ma
val Affairs bc instructed to bring in a bill
for the benefit OF the officers and crew of
the frigate Constitution, granting to them a
sum not less than 100000 dollars as a re-
ward for their gallantry in their late naval
victory"
Mr.. Grandy offered a resolution to the
following effect, which, after the, reject
On ola motion to lay it on the table, was A.
greed to by large majority
"ResoEved, That committee be appoint
ed to enquire Into the expediency of proy;-
ding by law for an earlier day for the next
meeting Of Congress than that fixed by the
Constitution"
PROPOSED DUTY ON DISTILLED
SPIRITS.
Mr.. M'Eim said that the house had beer
told that in consG quence of the rejection ot
the bill for suspending the non importation
act, woGG be absolutely necessary, i'm the
course Of the remainder Of this short sessi.
NO device system of internal taxation
for the support of the government. Und +.
this view OF the subject, he had turned his at
tention 10 the best subjects for taxa,ion.-
At the last session system had been in.
'rodnced into the house, calculated TO pro.
dnce revenue of something less than six
millions OF dollars. He had drawn up a re-
ISOLATION, tvs object Of which wss ~ lay O
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-01

Inc Hornet, We understand, arrived OF
St. Salvador, before the Constitution sailed
for Boston 1t IS said, that there was w.
ing at the former port, British sloop of
war. OF % guns. Lieutenant Lawrence. Of
the Hornet. sent in challenge to the Com
'nander OF the sloop of war and Commo-
dore Balnbri'ige pledged his honor not To
interfere in the combat. The challenge
however, was declined. The Hornet re-
NAMED on the coast, with the hope of vet
meeting the sloop Of war. The latter has
1t Is SAID, one million of dollars OH board.
bier. .4tiv.
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WA.Hrscrnuc,. III

WAsHINCToN CITY, f b. a. =
We have seen letters IRON American prison.
ers taken 10y The British at the battle on the
22d ult. which confirm t.e fact of the massa.
ere OF all t &c wounded Americans the day af er
q he bait c, in violation OF a solemn pledge Civ.
en- by the British commander to guarantee their
safety.
The prisoners on their m,rch through Upper
Canada met nearly all the British forces going
from the lines TO join the army marching ~
gainst Gen. HARRISON
Many particulars are stated of this battle.
which we refrain from stating, merely because
the official Sccoun, if not received, NAV be
hourly expected, and will no doubt, be imme
diateiy laid before tn public. Nat Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-01

" tbs licence he in ,crtet The name ofthe VEG.
Sci, her tonnage, the nance Of the MASTER. anil
hcr national ci'nr.cter, the port OF clearance
ana the port oF destination and that the csr;ro
De described in the body of the licenc,., ascor-
ding to the words of,hc order, viz ram, mo.
'asses, or any other goods and commodities,
whatsoever, except sugar, indigo, cotton WOOL
coffee and Cocoa -,
lou will take care that the term of the i'm
port sicence does rot exceed the term OF lie
order al which it is granted, and that you d.,
no, issue any lieence For expectation under tits
order, after that period
ne lee payable for each licence is no.-
IN any Case 70 exceed the sum of one pound
one shilling
1 have the honor to be, sir, your most o.
bedient humble rervant.
(Signed)
TO Liea:. Coz Harcouyt, &c. &c.
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- ONE STIC.
NEw-YoRK, Feb. 10.

NET-YoRk, Feb. 70.
IL Is remarkable coincidence of crcum-
stances, that Commodore cambridge cartar-
ed the British frigate Java on the day which
the citizens of New-York selected for shew.
ing their gratitude to the gallant Hull, De-
catnr, and Jonos, by a splendid Naval Din.
ner.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-01

GOu. Hercourt. &c. &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-01

bill has passed the House Of Represents
tiyes. by large majority, for The Extra Session
OF Congress, to commence on the 4th Monday
i'll May. H.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-01

We learn the Essex friga,e, captain Por-
ter was off The coast of Brazil, and had cam
turcd an English sloop of war and four mcr-,
chantmen. ~ III
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-01

Letters have been received in this city from
Black Rock, and Bufaloe, stating that tho
SURVIVORS Of Gen. Wiacheste,'s little army, IN
Guiding himself and about 45O officers aad men.
had arrived opposite to those places on the
Canada side, and that about $50 of the men
have ben permitted to pass over on parole.
u was doubtful wlIe;he7 or not the officers
would be released oil,pars,e or sert To Quebec
The whole remsi9stes Of the ae1ay, exec pting
tne few whom Xe'know ts,have arrived AT Sen.
Harrison iHtcrs der ths.actiJh, we learn
were eth r 4.iea in Inc bat lie, Sor ToNIh-
bAWKBD ID SCANNED All ERWARDs
ny ThE IHDr% ss, y Lgt,P EsE &cE or THE
BaIIIsH oFFIe RS s-3Aose on,Yts Excuse for
permitti g the base aud horrible hatchery was.
that the Indians were so III sdY excited that
they could not be resteainsd Every person
who had been wounded or MANNED in battle
who was irost-bittcn, or sick, is said to n We
been mastered by ivss hcn hounds a tachcd
10 the British army. The names OF Ger. Win.
chester, DR.. Todd ard Capt. q u lard are AL
the officers names e have heard O among the,
prisoners. The unfortunate ADerIcans W re-
treated IN the most inhuman manners almost
ali without hats, some of the officers travelling
over the Canadian SHOWS without any othc:.
clothing than their boots, pantaoons and shirts
the Indians having stripped them OF every
thing else. IT..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-01

SIR
have the honor Of enclosing an Order Of
Council, which has been judged expedient to
ssue, in consequence offxistimg hostil;tics be
tween Ills Majesty and the Unied sta,cs of
America by this ordeHp you are authorised to
grant licences for the impei Iation Of certain ar
ticics enumerated in the Ode, and for the ex
portation of certasg srtioles also enumcr rated
IN the same Order, in the ships in which the
importation shall be made.
The intercourse is to be subject to the con
dition stated in the Order, and su,h instruct
ons as you may from time TO time receive from
one of Ills Majesty's Primo ipa Secretaries OF
State. am commanded by His Royal High
ness the Prince Regent, to signify TO you that
in granting the licenses for the importation o.
the above enumerated articles, you take care
that the articles so to be imported be severally
enumerated in the body of the license, that the
port or place from whence the importation is
TO be made, and the port q which the vess $
bound be also inserted lnNthe body of the IL
cense.
That if the person appigiHsf Cor the license.
shall not be able to state the hume of the YES
sci on board of Which the proposed importation.
i to be made, the condition of the license
should be that the name of the vessel, the name
OF the master, Der tonnage and her nationl char
acter be endorsed on the license on quitting.
her port OF clearance, ard. that the condition OF
her license should slseV he, that she proceed
direct for the port of Acfdeslnation.
Although the ordet IN e3ilncil authorses
you to permit the imhpft ations of the enume
rated articles in any vessels not French, YOU
will not grant these licenses to any except to
vessels in anti with his Majesty, unless you
are convinced that the island will be exposed
to serious endorsements by 50 combining the
importation in question.
Whatever importatons are proposed to be
made under tn order,lrom the United States
of America, should be ~ your licenses confined
TO The Eastern Stastf EeeINsfveiy, nniess you
have reason 10 suppose That the object of the
order would not be fulfilled it licenses are not
also granted for import stions from the other
ports in the United states
With respect to the licences for expectation
on board Of vessels in which AN importation
shall have been prsYiop, made you will OBJ
serve that the order doesnot require that the
port of destinatiop in sael vase shall be the
same as that whehee ,sSimIprtstion had been
made, but you win tsks saf that IN the body
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-01
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas have received copy Of his Roy.
al highncss the Prince Regents Order In
Council, bearing date at the Court at Carlton
House, 10th Oct. 1912, which order i. in the
words following, viz-Whereas during the
late and present war, emergencies have at va.
rious times arisen essentially affecting the ne
cessary supply Of the British West India Is
lands, and of lands and territories belong ing
to his Majesty on the continent of South a,
merica, and it has been found expedient and
necessary, for the trade and commerce of said
Islands, Lands, &c. and for the support of he
inhabitants thereof, further to extend, for
limited time, the importation into, and expor.
tation from the said Islands, Lands and terri.
iprlts, His Royal Highness the Prince Regent j..
IN the name and On the behalf Of lis Majesty
is pleased, by and with the advice of Ills Ma
Jests's PrIvy Council, 10 authorize and empo,V.
er the Gov. or Leu. Gov. OF any of the Islands
OF territories IN the West Indies lin which de-
seriPton the Bahama Islands and the Bermuda
and Somer Islands are incIuded) and OF apv of
the Lands or Territories on the continent az
South America to His Majesty belonging and
they are hereby resp ctiYely authorised and
empowered 70 permit until the 3Oth day OF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-01

From the BERMUDA Caseae---.Tau. i6.
BERMUDA alias SoMER ISLANDS,
BY his Excellency Brig. General George Hors
ford, Lieutenant Governor and Commando
in Chief, in and over these Islands, &e. &c
&c = u -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-01
EXTRACTS from COMMODORE WILL.
AN BAlNBRIDGR'S JOURNAL.
Kept on board the U. S

Tuesday, 29th 20
discovered two ~
bow. At 10 diseDvcI
ships, one OF th .;
the other stood of' "A
us. At 10 As We Ia
ward and westwArd,
standing towards -.
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SECRET PROCEEDINGS.
IN SENATE.
Frldau. LnIn q

The Bill entitled q An act laying an En-
barge CT all chips and yessss in the ports
and harbors Of the ua:taa St=.eS," vas ie-
cciyed from the House Of Representatives
by Mr.. Gruhdy aud MT. Roherts5n and the
same was twice read aad referred to the
Committee Of Foreign Relations
ON SATURDAY
Mr.. CGmfbeH from the committee of Fo-
reign Relations, reported the bill laying an
Embargo on all the ships and vessels in the
ports and harbors Of the United States.
amended; which was made ihs order OF the
day for Monday.
OF MONDAY
The Senate resumed, as in committee of
the whole, the consideration Of the Bill Law
Ing an Embargo, together with the amend
ments reported by the committee of For
eign Relations.
The amendment of the Committee was a
greed to and several other attempts made
without effect, to amend v.len
MIR. Bi66 moved TO poo, po1o the bill to-
the drs' Monday in DsCenber next, This
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and ere eoa,iDs on under charge OF detachment of
drasoons.'
Extract Of letter from Brig. Gen. Boyd 10 the
See'ry eT me Macy, Gcfed
FoRT GEORGE, July 90
" have the honor TO report, that on the 18th inst
Gie enemy attacked our pickets, in body Of about
$50 British, besides intians. De;achments were
stnt ont support them, but with instructions to
at defeuaiveiy After contest of one hour, occa-
s'crpaiiy severe, the enemy wasdispersed Our toss
VAS tshing--only three on iour'bsi"s killed, and
few wounded the loss Ut the ereiny has not been
SsoersSned; bht being exposed 60 some well direct.
cd fires at our light srt,liery, under the command
$f lieut.. Smith, is probable their loss must haye
taen comparatively great. Col. Scott, who had the
Srecuonof our troops which were engaged, speaks
highly OF the srdor aud steadness cs both oilic.rs
aud men. Seing fought in dctaehnents, many
yoong cihssrs had opportunity OF csiucing their
activity and bravery. To the language of col.
Scott, ,his affair. though small, served ties, the
merits OF the officers and men engaged. More ar
dor has seldom been displayed. Capt. Yandeursen
fought his detachment with good eject and captain
Madison, with his picket guard, was fully engaged.
xhey could not lose their audor under major Cun-
:ains. Cap;. Birdsalls rifemen nearest to the
enemy in the pursuit. Nsjor Armstrong. who wss
officer OF the day, active in concentrating aud
arranging the troops aud pickets Captain rowsun,
OF the artillery, was wounded in the hand while
voluntarily bearing col. Scett's orders; and Off
Ger @: the rifle corps WAS slightly wounded"
FROM THE ENEMY IN OUR WATERS. ,
Extract of a Iettes from Captain Forrest, com
.9r,on9irg the LeonGrat3spr troop of horse, dated
"TALL PINE, July 81.
Sour situation is extremely critical From two
20 three thousand u the enemy are in co.upiete
possession of the point OF Isud below the Ridge,
which is two and half miles from Point Look Out.
They have been FIVE six rniies higher up proeur-
ing stock, and have now in Mr. Armstrong; corn
hsiS about coo head OF cattle, &c Several OF most
respectable inhabitants have been taken by the enc
my among those have heard oi, are H. VIII
Hams, X. Armstrong, "a. 3ones, ard j. Bscoe
Many negroes have also been taken. of whom
have escaped. and returned to their masters. Seven
CT the enemy srsSulsrs have deserted, and now
with us The whole Rect is yet laying off Point
Look Out. What will be thsir next movement,
know hot. They have Landed pieces of artillery
and It's sseertsned that they have on board rockets
IN abundance
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PaILApELRmtA, - 90.


EFtyncf efs Ietfsy t,o'p Cape .IEay, Jpiy Is.
On Ihursdsy last, tie lio5p Gsi,hdesee, u
Norfolk, Captain MoreJsett for Rich uiond tounl
- iev York, came in Cape May channel---lbs
hartn s'ooi VI wsr, made sal up zoe Bay and CO.
her on, which Obliged tbe soop on shore near
the point Of the Cape Tho enemy sent four bareos
and the Pilot Boat Penhsyivanis TO destroy her,
when getting Tery close, took the liberty to nisS
them siew discharge from four FOUNDER and our
mulkets, which sank one nf tie bsreee ent a:e.;
their oars aad put them I'll in confusion, Aigo husJ
their tender the enemy osds shiit Ere wiat euns
they kad loaded, but cut Up they could not
load any more, but driiied Off Nth the wind AT the
saIae time The slo6p q wsr saground near Grows
Shoai, which, f fortune had sent the Pun bnatn
would ut that time have n,ade her their prize. We
haTe got the cargo of the Scoop all On shore, con-
sis.ing Of COO bls Of -four ard lome tobacco Much
praise 10 due to Lieut.. Towtssnd end the dets-b.
gnent under lis command, ior their activity The
Bay ., this E9Hz ~ 81 ecsr, the whole Of them
went ~ sca On FridSy ni,At
- Verbal accounts say that there we're supposed 90
be from 81 to 100 in the bnrges, one Of which
was rsked b. the field piece, and several men were
seen 70 fs By the discharge OF the muskeiry Of our
troops, who lid not lJse man, having taken the
advantage of the sand hill on the shore hind
which they loaded and then advanced to the top aud
fred on the tar6cs within so yards of them"
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Nrw.I.nrnnr Inir OF
BuRLINc TON. Inly I6.

NEW-LO NDOS,J 25s
The danger of ruraing the Sound is great lam
surprsed tiat any ket, coaster, American vesse
or boat ct any description viii attempt it. Last Fri
day evening, Il ss of different kinds started FROM
the mouth of this harbor tor Rev York; and have
since heard anil believe that o. least of them were
captured, among which yes the smack Beaver,
capt. Colt, Of this place The eneny's force ST pre-,
sent consists Of u, (sone say 81 igatep, an ar
med brig and sehr. They are constantly in n1otions
end every day advancing further westward-l or up
Sound and have nc doubt, If they ha5 not aires
cy, val IN Sfew days, distract the intercourse bT
water between New Haven and New-Yo!k.
kedeemns or ransoInng vessels hac become uuies
common. Instances frequently occur OF owners o.
captains coming on shore to obtain spess for tho
purpose wish stop might be put to this bosaesss
by our vessels keeping snug in bsrbors ;--sk
Com Hardy, or bis government, is receiving more
money in this way in addition to information than
rs paid to the revenue in the district of Connecticut.
The commodore has declared, that be is deter.
mined 10 retain on board OF his ships every rrsou-
er taken belonging to New London--so that In case
he aaouid be blown up ~ torpedo, they should w
with him - COL
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NORFOLK, July 81.

VIII Vt'Ffl july %
, The enemJ's feet la't 'he Potomac on Sunday
last and as . h9anot made us appearance in Lymhs.
ven Bay, ttbc Wind baviog be. f.ir) we couciuds
u has gone ~ t4e boy.
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ALEXANDRIA, July 81.
VIC have nothing in relation to the can
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nooading heard on Thursday ---.ve presume
'tc conicctures OF an attack having been
made OH Annapolis must have oeen incor-
rect had such an event happened, il v Guild
certainly have been made known before t.,is.
I We understand accounts have been re-
csired ut w ashingtou, that the British have
&c embarked all their men f. n near Point
Look Out. at the mouth of the Potomac.
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-, =, "ftIV
agreement 10 the amendments Of the Senate
t. the Direct Tax Bill, and also to the bill
taXing re,aioTs. &c. and appointed man
ayers OF Conferences with the Senate on
me subject OF The snpehdments to both Of
said bills.
Inc amendments Of the senate to the bill
taxing Certain 5ahk and negotiable paper.
we're IN pas. 1grcei 20 and in part negstiv-
ed.
The amendment 81 the Senate 20 tbc SUP
Elementary nat r'iz-tcr Las was read &
ais4gre|4 10. lAe bills stia pending be
tSeeD the two Eougcs.
re EegsS ag1a il Committee &c the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-16
CORD WOOD.

Many applications having OF late
seen made TO the proprietor OF the Fo-
rest of Washington fer . supply OF
Fne@ooi. from the Forest. These sp-
plicants are respectfully invited, TO
leave at the shop of Mr. VIM. Wedder-
burn, Druggists, on Fairfax Street, A
lexandris. mcnlorandums stating the
quantity of wood wanted and by whom,
to the end that if sufficient demands are
IN .de on or before the 10th Of Sestem-
Der, arrangements will be made 20 fur
pish the supplies 1t is wished to sell
one hundred acres Immediately bind
ing on the north side Of the Leesburs
rad "a ali in Wood, & alsHthe Lsnd x
Wood, heretofore advertised as lying
on the south side of SAID road, having
about so acres cleared and the balance
vsry fine Wood and timber, snppos
eda,o contsin 500 acres. The terms OF
the latter mentios Cd parcel is, one halt
the amour, paid sad a credit at wears
TO- tAs oaAance---For the 200 acres
paid ana tae balance al the close oil
the year.
a SuavEyoR aud AGKST wanted, to
lay of this Property in Lots ofvarious
sizes and attend to the Sale thereof
lie mast reside near tae property; End
all applications properly recommended
must be made previous TO the 10th OF
September
Mr Thomas Trammell viii shew
the premises-and for further Particu.
lsrs, app to Mr.. James Dawson, at
Arlington.
seth August.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-16
MARYLAND
TOBACCO
WILL BE PURCH A S E D
Lawrason s F0wIe.
September 2.
PENMANSHIP
September 2.


T%AUGHT to greater perfection IN
"a Lessons Of hours each, than
in one year, on the ordinary plan. No
other mode, has ever been adopted, by
which equal Improvement can be made
in the same space of time aud the &C.
neral satisfaction, and encouragement
find in my present school, induces me
to open a second which will commence,
on Thursday the 18Th Of September,
few doors below Mrs. Cracrofi's, on
Prince Street; where young Ladies and
Gextiemen,, will be taught systematic,
elegant hand. Credentials which have
from the Governor of Delaware, Thos
P. Gros.enor, Esq. and other Gentle
neH, will prove the success OF my plan
in different places; and in this place, |
have number Of young Gentlemen m
nv School, whose information may be
relied on, to whom are referred. all who
wish to make particular inquiry. No
thing is required in advance, and 1t the
majority of my scholars, do not Improve
as much in ~ Lessons, as scholars usu.
ally do in one year at common schools, l
will teach them without extra charge IN
til they do.
Specimens of their improvement may
be seen at Doctor Lilies apothecary
shop. Those who wish to subscribe,
viii please to call on me at the writing
room, or at Mrs. Cracroft's.
T. Rogers.
n. B. Ladies & Gentlemen are taught
in seperate classes at 5 10 per scholar,
or, at their respective houses at 5 Is.
September s. dSt.