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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-09
FROM THE AURORA:
Extract ofa letter from Harrisburg. Jan
28kh. 1915.

Extract ofa letter from harrisburg. Jan.
28th, 1918.
"The following is copy of report
read III each house OF the legislature this
day.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. %, 1873.
"The committee appointed by the homo
rabIe the senate and house of representa-
tNeS of the commonwealth of pennsylvania,
in general assembly met, in the month Of
December last" to make strict cXamina =
ton of the machine invented by Charles
Readhcifer, and to" make as specific rep
" resentation respecting it as its alledged
Importance and the public expectation
require" beg leave to report
That immediately on receiving the au =
thenticated copy of the above resolution,
one of the committee, Robert Patterson,
waited on Charles Readheffer, then in this
city, to whom he exhibited the copy of his
appointment, requesting him to name time
and place for the committee to make the
examination Of his machine, agreeably to
the resolution and desire of the legislature.
But Charles Readheffer declined comply
ing with the above request at that time,
promising, however, that he would call on
Henry Weight, another member of the com :
mittee, before he left the city, and appoint
the time ana piacc Tor the examination ri
his machine. He did indeed call on Henry
Noight, according TO promise, but still de-
clned complying with the request.
" The committee was then convened, at
the house of Henry Voight, aud organised,
Henry Weight being chosen chairman, and
Robert Patterson secretary.
Bgreeabiy to q resolution of the com
mittee, their chairman sent letter to
Charles Rcadhefier, conta.. ing copy o!
the resolution of the legislatrre, and ear
restly soliciting him to app Vt time and
place for She examination OF hls machine by
the committee.
In reply to this Charles Readhefer
sent letter addressed 20 Henry Weight and
the other embers of the CON mitteein which
he named Thursday, the 21st instant, at
such hour, as the committee should appoint.
when he would submit his machine to Their
examination, but still declined or neglected
to name the place.
"On the receipt of the above, Henry
Voight sent a second letter to Charles Read
befer, renewing tho former request in the
most urgent termS, that he would expressly
name the place as well as the tine for the
examination aud proposing to him that il
he could with cOnye nience bring his ma
chue to ihe CITY Gas he had in private con-
versation With Henry Foight and others fire.
qucntly iutina,ed that nc would) then the
committee would defray all the necessary
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Icxpences. and provide. a commcdious room
for its reception and examination. bst if he
should prefer Chesnut-hiil as the place OF
examination, then the noon Of the day he
had appointed, SHOULD be the time at which
the committee would appoint for that pur-
pose.
&c To this letter Charles ReadhefTer gave
no explicit answer, either verbally or in
writing, until Yesterday, when being press
ed by Henry Weight and Robert Patterson.
either to appoint time and place himself
tor the committee to examine his machine,
or agree to a time and place named by
them, which they proposed to be the noon
OF Saturday, the 30th Instant, at Chesnut
Hill, he explicitly declared to them, his
friend DR.. Christian Heydrick being pre-
sent, that he could not submit his machine
to the examine ton of the committee ap-
pointed by the legislature of Pennsylvania
-" The committee therefore consider
themselves as discharged from al! further
attempts to execute the task asSi.cncti them
by the honorable legislature of this COM
monwealth, and would finally take the IL
berry OF declaring that from the above re-
Cited conduct of Charles Readheiter, as
well as from numerous vain attempts to
construct self moving machiues on the os-
tensible principles of his, it is :heir decided
opinion, that Charles ReadhesTcr's machine
of pretended perpetual motion, is a decep-
ton, and himself an impostor.''
HENRY VOIGHr, Chairman.
.ztteSt-HoBERT PATTERSON, Sec'ry.
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EpY virtue Of decree Of Esscx county court, in 3
X y suit therein pending between Joseph Janey &
others plaintiffs, and William Peachy's devisees aud
others defendants.
U{LL BE SOLD, ivt
on Thursday the iith day cs January 1915, in The
coun. OF Essex, on the premises. upon credit,
cep tor so much AS Viii he necessary to discharge
the claims OF the eomTlsinaats, 81, that
Tract or L.d.VD,
lying in Essex county, upon Iappahannock River,
immediately below Bowlcr's, well-im rroved and
containing five hundred and twenty acres, it being
the land whereon William Peaehy resided in his
lie time. This situation, commanding all the Lux
ures ct the water is worthy the attention at those
who may be disposed to purchase land in the lower
country. THE COMMISSIONERS
Owing tn the badness ~ the day, the above is
postponed to Friday the 18th day of February. when
it certainIy vii. take l.lace.
February o. v3w
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100000

consideration of the possibi-
lily OF disappointment in the
leans, az . oOOO OO
Mr.. Cheves having thus laid the various
items with the accuracy necessary to them
before the House, said that probably it
might be objected that the statements were
not sufficiently satisfactory, because that
being in a state of war the government
would naturally be expected to make pro-
vision tor longer time than year. To
TINS he would answer, that no doubt go
vernment would make that provision in due
time. We had rich country, he said, in
! eXhausti6le in its resources, on which 10
burthen had yet been laid. In order to
| provide the necessary resources, perhaps
| II might become necessary to repeal the
restrictive laws--to admit the utmost free
dom OF trade, or to lay taxes commensu-
rate with the object to be obtained. Ii
might be said that during she present sessi-
on OF Congress there would not be time for
the adoption of such measures /; but it would
be remembered that the President posses
sed the power of calling Congress together
earlier than the constitutional period.
His opinion, though it differed from those
OF other gentlemen, he avowed to be, that
the increase OF our resources must arise Ell
ther from the imposition of taxes or the
complete repeal of the restrictive system,
and giving the utmost freedom and extent
possible to commerce. Gentlemen, he said,
need not apprehend that the loan could not
be carried into effect for, he observed the
FORMER loan was successful, and there was
demand tor treasury notes beyond what the
treasury could supply. He compared the
SITUATION OF the country in 1912 and 1918
In 1917 there were twenty millions of dol
lars In the enemy's country, now brought
home and released from the demands of
commerce. Fit was urged that this was
adiSaStrous confession, it should be answer
in its proper place.
From the situation of our bank capital al
so, it was known that from reducing their
discounts and from increased funds, they
were better able to loan now than last year
and provided it could be made to appear
to the banks that they could deal with
government as prohtably as with individu-
ais. the whole loan could be obtained from
them. For such was the nature of that
kind Of traffic, that the very same money
that was loaned last year, may be loaned
this. 1t might also be said, that by the
provision Of this bill the government was
not restricted to q rate of interest. To this
he would reply by giving precedents from
the time of Washington, when it was left to
the proper officer to get the money on the
best terms he could. And, though the first
was in time of peace, and this in time of
war, he trusted that the urgency of our
situation would induce gentlemen to lay
aside preiudces. and sacrifice their opini-
ons to the public good.
AS to the bill for issuing treasury netes, it
authorized five millions, to which power
to raise five more, in case contingencies
should require it, was added.
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NEW. ESTABLISHMENT.

Opposite the Eagle Tavern
lTENfIE Subscribers having entered into Copartner-
a ship, under the Erm of
L. B. SEIX.1S, e Co.
Respectfully inform their friends, and the public in
general, that they have Just received from the ma
nutaelurers Of New-Xork, Philadelphia and Bati-
more, so trunks Shoes, comprising vesJ general
assortment of the following, viz :..t
Ladies black and COLO NJ oroccn slips and ties
DO. do. do. do. do. London dressed.
Dc. do. Go. 90. do. with Buckles
Do. do Seal and Corlovan Slips, trimmed s.
with buckles.
Do. do. Morocco walking and cork solea. e.
Do. English and American Kid slips of all CO.
lors, plain, Gull trimmed and with buckles. :
Misses BLACK and coloured Morocco slips and ties
Do. coloured slips.
Do. Leather Slips, Ties and Bootees.
ChidreRs' black and coPd. Morocco Slips, Tie3 8,
Bootees.
Gentlemens and boys fine Shoes and Pumps
Do. do. Shoetees:
Together with large assortment of mems, wo-
mems and boys common Leather Shoes.
ALSO
Playing Cards Desiver's Mandatory Walk
ing Canes: Trunks Brushes: Hat Covers: Chill
;i.c:s' Lcnlcn Hats and Feathers
Do. Worsted Socks and Stockings.
Chenille and other trimmings:
Which they will dispose of at the most moderate
prices for cash or approved paper.
III. MARKS,
l. j SEIXAS.
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BOOES q ST.HYIONaRY

bOOho q . III iLO.V-4k L.
Holm X. JONES, has the pleasure of ANNOUNCE
eD ing to his friends and the public. that he has Ia
ken TIN, store formerly occupied by MIR. y. J. Burr,
second door above the Eagle Tavern, where he or
fers for sale general assortment of
BOOKS g STATIONARY,
on the most accommodating terms. he has good
collection of Elementary and Practical Law Books,
which he win dispose of at the Philadelphia s. New
York prices, from which also liberal discount will be
made to such favor him with their custom, to an
amount which may make it object. good as
sortment Of School Books and Books in the other
departments of Literature and Science, will be
tinnally kept hand and sold at the lowest prices.
Any works which are found in the American Mar
ket at any place, viii be procured for gentlemen
who may favor him with their orders.
january 10 ep4w
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HHARL0TTE COURT: Sd November. 1910
~ Mary Freeman administrators OF Gideon Free
man decd. bLtE
.Agafass
Ph,.emon Hurt jr. and Daniel r. Barnes, admins
TRAITOR o. Philemon Hurt SIR. decd. DER.
The defendant Philemon Hurt jr. not having en-
tered his appearance according TO the act of Assem-
bly, and the rules of this court, and it appearing
the satisfaction of the court that he is not an nhab
liant of this state-on the of the plaintiff by
her attorney, is ordered, that he appear here on
the first day of February Court next and enter his
appearance and answer the plaintiffs bill, and give
Security for performing the decree of the Court, &
that copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed in Richmond for two months sueces-
syely & posted at the front door of The Court-hou:e
of the said county.
THOS. READ, elk.
Dee. IL. wSw
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Dee. %

hTOTICE-Pursuant to decretal order of the
~ county court of Cabeli County made in tie
cause therein pending, wherein JOIN Bryan Max
well, Anna Maria Maxwell, and Elizabeth Bryan
George C.Maxweil their next friend are complain
ants, s. James Ray is Dcit.
The undersigned commissioners will proceed TO
sell at public sale the "a dey OF March next at
the court house of said county for ready money a
tract Of land lying and being in said county on the
waters ef Guyandotte ryer, containing tn thousand
formerly the property Of the said James Ray
also noicty OF another tract Of Land lying aud be.
ing in said county on Mud-riyer fork Of Guyan.
OUe rivcr containing forty thousand acres and also
formerly the property ofsaid James Kay.
EDMUND MORRlS,O
aud I Co1ips,
MANOAH BOSTICK.S
CaheIl County, Jan. iaw&wp
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wo HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. A

WO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. A
bundle containing 500 sheets Of twenty dollar
notes printed in bidrk for the Farmers Bank IF Vr-
GINA, taken out Of box, and supposed to be sto-
len The night of the 9th instant, the house of
Nessrs. Woodford aud Taiiaferro in fredericksburg
The above reward will be paid to any person who
viii deliver the said notes to Dabney Herndon, Esq
of thai place, to the subscriber.
1hpt the public may be guarded against imposition,
diey informed, that tweEty dollar notes have
bren nor gUH bc issReily the Farmers Bank of Viz.
GINA or any Of its Branches, until further notice.
VIM. NEKERYIS, Cashier.
Rich r0nd, seth October 1919. 2awtf
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ri OTICE-Au persons having claims against the
IN estate Of BaIfour Thompson deed. are re-
quested to present the same for payment; and all
persons indebted TO the said estate are requested
to pay the same TO John Thompson whom have
authorised to grant receipts.
CHRISTIAN THOMPSON, Admr.
Of BaIfour Thompson decd
Dec. %. wtp
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z INTEND 20 cnnmsgce Tescling formerly
7 the ensuing year ~ 10Y fathers (Thomss liar
ris's) hoose, ~ the forks Hanover county, whory
proposs teaeltng the 81 lowing branches, viz -
Readng, writing, Arthmaeic, EngHsl, Grammar,
Geography. plain Needle. Work, Drawing. Painting
~. no the rate of 50 dollars ,'er snum for BD9ri
Tuition, Washing and Lodsitg, with tI'e neecs'ary
attendance.
DEBORAH HARRIS.
Isl month 1919. wjwp
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CoLUMRLlM Ho7EL.

nC0r NE0ck0s' !. are h0usr.
FH7iiE S"ossriherrespec !t;..y ,rcrms her friend,
E and the public that this estshiis,rcnt is KEPT
NJ by Der, and that the accommodation viii be as
heretofore.
ny strict attention to al such as may favor her
with t"e'r custom, she hopes to merit y receive Il,
patronage OF the public.
+. ). Six or eight geneei Bcarders, can be ac-
cosnmodated.
MARY MOSELEY.
Jan. 26. If
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Jan. Of.
ClI\SCERY-ln Powhatan County Court
a December l6, 1919.

4 N CiLNNCERY--l Powhatan County Court
a December l6, 1919.
James Clarke, Piff
against,
Richard Netherland, Henry Anderson, Harriott
Nethcrland, infant daughter of the said Richard
Netherlsnd, by the said Richard her father and
guardian James Robertson Junr., Hugh French,
Jesse Woodson aud Thomas T. Swami.
DeGis.
The defendant Richard Ne,hcrland not having
entered his appearance and given security according
to the act OF Assembly and the rules OF this court
and appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
the said defendant, together with his infant daughter
tho defendant Harrott, not inhabitants of this
state, It IS therefore ordered the motion of the
Plaintiff that the said defendants Richard and Harri-
ott do appear here the third Wednesday in
March next and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some pub
lie newspaper published in the City of Richmond
for two month successfully and that another copy
be posted up AT the front door of the Court House
OF this county two successive Court DAYS pre-.
vious to the said third Wednesday in March next.
A Copy. Teste,
VIM. S. DANCE, d. C.
Jan. 10. w3wp
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOE S.qLE.-
v wish TO sell that highly variable farm in the
county OF Cumberland. whereon John Keso resides,
containing SIS acres, fully 200 OF which are yet in
NooIs.
IL is unnecessary be more particular, as sny
person disposed to purchase, will first the pre-
misses which viii bEshown and the terms made
known an application to John kelso To the sub
scriber.
ROBERT KELSO.
n. ID. Possession viii be given Immediately, il nc
ees9ary.
Prince Edward. Jan. o. tlstNr
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D5'g Goods,
VIZ

Superfne Coating, Fanncs, Frizes Kendall Cot
tons coarse Yarn Hose, White India Goods Dimi-
ties superlne Calicoes, and great variety of other
articles.
Daily expected from IhilA. 10000 lbs. Pepnington's
labelled Sugar in boxes and barFels--aso, by the
ship Abigail from Liverpool, 500 sacks real Liver
pool 6led--and from Baltimore, Whiskey, Grown
Sugar, and prime Green Coffee.
We continue to make liberal advances in cash, on
all consignments entrusted IN orr care-and having
a most eommodious and completely IRE proof Ware
House, are well prepared foe the reception Of Goods
.Noncwe, Robinson s. P!easap.S,
Aueiioreers,
Corne, ef n g I3M Streets, and ob59'iss
Shoctos Ways-D1Hs1.
January Q.
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CHANCERI-Bu.kingl,am County Court
q 10Th Ian. 1873
Josiah Hatcher phE.
is.
John Forsce and Robert Nfoscly Dcfts
II appearing to the satisfaction 81 the Court that
the defendant Forsec is not nhahitant of this
common we sith an melton of the ul,irtiif by his
counsel 1t is ordered that The said Forsee do appear
in this Court tbe second Monday in Apri, next *
give security Tor performing the decree of tbs Court
and that copy of this decree he inserted Tor two
months successfully in some newspaper printed in
Richmond, and copy Of this order posted at the
front door Of this court house.
A Copy. Testc,
Il. ELDRIDGE jr, ID. c.
Jan II. wSwp
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Jan. 26.
.NOTJCE.

JNO IlIE.
4 Ii persons indebted to the estate of Alexander
"a Bell decd, are requested To make payment 10
Mr.. William Muir Of the city of Richmond. And
all those to whom the estate may be indebted, will
be pleased to call ON him for payment.
BAIL GORDON, Admir-.
January &c. Nv
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ETXCHANGE Of old SIX per cent, Aud Deferred
IA Stoeks-Pursuant to the act of Congress ehti-
tied Z" I'm det GuthoriFing a sR6scribsfor for the
old six per and dfeyfea stoekf, ang ysviding
for the exchange Of the same" passed oa tile
;.!: d.. e LII, 1879 l.ecke e:l! - ee.d q.
first day of October next az the Treasury, and at
the several loan Offices aud viii con,inne open till
the i7th day of March next, for receiving 3nascip.
tons OF the old sin per cent, and deferred stocks il
the manner prescribed by tie said act. New certi-
fcates, bearing interest from the first day Of tie
quarter in which the subscription shall be made, at
the rate OF six per sentan per snuum, payable quar-
terry early, for the unredeemsd Of principal
OF the old six per cent. and deferred stocks which
may be subsciIbed will bs issued al the Treasury
or at the Loan Offices respectively where Che old
stock subscribed may at the time stand Gre lied
he new stock will be sedeemah!e 70 the pleasure
Of ~ United States at any tIne after the 5ia; day
of dos ambsr, 1324 but no reim bursencnt vii b..
inside except for the whole amolnt Of the
Stock stsnding at the time, the credit OK any pro-
pretor, on toe hooks of the Treasury Of the com
missioners Of loans respectively, TIL after At
least six months previous pu5e notice Of such inien-
died reimhurse.n Mt
Treasury Department, Sept. 30, 1919.
ALBERT GALLATIN.
September IS. ta1ntislm
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STATE OF OUR FINANCE.


The Joltopmng is the substance Of the CO.
flose. made by Mr.. CbeUeS, of Tie .fnanci-
aia6airs Of tic country. gvhen Tie Loan
Bill frSt came under discussion in The
House Of Reiireaentatives.
The House having resolved itself into
Cc.nmittee on the bill authorizing a loan of
millions of dollars, and also a bill
for issuing treasury notes. for the year 1918
Mr.. ChsUss Oyed that the first blank be
filed with the words sirteeg millions oCdol.
Iqr8.
5ij GistVes tft5i, sat iiitv Is 5,Ses;,St az
count of the demands for which provision
was % be made.
Iot. For civil Iiat--dom este
and foreign expenses, 81 $50 ,661 IS
81. The public debt, SS,OOO,00O
30. Regular military cstab-
lishment, S15,ZO5,375
Miiitia---volnuteer
CORP and II
s3onths men, 6 100000
2I2QJ,G7J
Deduct on account
of the regular ar
ny b. -, Bot
probably compile
ted ia tie year, 2,91O9oo
Leaf'ns a gross amoon. Tor
army Ig.2O5 .o75
4'h, Id'aa department, Us, 900
5.b. Navy depart
'ne".. SHc2e,lo9 81
As ti,i- estimate in
Cludcl pro,i-
SION 5or 100 ,an-
bo5ts. ore th,rd
O. wh,.h wclii
no be enployea,
d-dact, 100000
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"a 'HE Subscriber viii return in q few week TO
u the County Of Washington, where he con,i-
nues his praetiec of the Law in the Superior and
Inferior Courts. AID s,tend 20 any business confded
PETER MAYO.
Jan. oS. iw
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9th Contingent expences,
45O.335
SS6,O0O,OOO

In order to meet these de-
mands, Mr.. Cheves stated the
revenue at, $4,000
A payment in 1915
on account of
loan of 1872. 100000
Balance in treasury
on the 1st
of Jan. 100000
From which
deduct, 1000, 600
Leave unappropria-
ted in treasury on :.
the 1st January, 100000
Treasury notes 10 be
issued, 5 10000
The proposed loan 16,00OO,00 ,s,
So. 900. 900
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z n CHANCERY--LOUISA County Court, Jan
a 11th 1915
George w Edmonds 6ltE.
AGAINST
William Thomas, Christian Dobhs s. Henry Mar
tin. defts.
The defendant VIM. Thomas not having entered
his appearance and given security according 10 the
act of Assembly and the rules ct this Court, aud it
appearing, the satisfaction of this Court that he il
not inhabtant of this State, the motion of the
plaintiff by his counse-h is ordered, that the said
defendant William Thomas do appear here on the
second Monday in April next and the bill of
the plaintiff, and that copy of this order be forth
with Inserted in some of the News-papers nrnt-
ed in the city of Richmond for eight weeks success
vely snd posted the front door of the court-houss
Of this county on some court day.
Copy
Teste, JNO POINDEXTER. c. C.
Jan 25. WOW
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W FOR SALE,
Il HAT beautiful fertile and valuable Estate,

HAT beautiful fertile and valuable Estate,
JAMES TOWN.
The celebrity of this estate makes it unnecessary to
give any description ofit-The Farm is now in conn
pete order, and the improvements in excellent re-
pair The subscriber will sell with this property,
thirty more
S l. Il y e S,
together with all the Stock and Farming Utensils
&c. now on the farm. For terms apply TO Col. john
Amber OF Richmond, TO the subscriber on the
premises. EDWARD AMBLER.
January %. eptf
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SIF Subscribers have in store, for private SALE on
u accommodating terms
1000 Sacks Salt, real Liverpool filed sacks, twill.
ed, large and in prime order
500 Sacks Coarse Salt;
10000 lbs. Brown Sugar, in hhds., terces anS
barrels, part Of which is of first quality; 4
10000 lbs Coffee, proportion of which prime
green, in tierces, barrels and bags;
SO hllds MoIasses, most of which list quality, for
retailing;
90 puncheons Rum, part If which is old, finely
lavoured, and of superior quality;
10 bhds. New-York rectied Rum;
pipes, , oo,,;,.o T o,,,o,, ,,o..,.,,.. NJ
quarter casss) ~ " ~
10 pipes French Brandy, part of which war,
ranted to he genuine;
! R RaIf pi h"s superior quality Giu'
10. boxes Imperial Teai
100 boxes Candles;
100 Soap;
1nO Chocolate;
100 Spanish Segars;
so barrels Northern Apples, sound and in nice orr
der;
SO bales spinning Cotton--also, an assortment of
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January IL.

ENEMALE SCHOOi.-Ihe subscriber intends 10
q devote his exertions, preceptor of youth,
after the present session to the instruction of fe
males alone.
Instead oftwo vacations in the year usual, there
viii be but one hereafter, & that during the months
of August aud Sept.-The next session will cons
menee on the 10th day Of May next. Terms of tn.
i,ion as heretofore.
mn s. REID.
Iyncbburr. Jan. so, 3w