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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06

The FOLLOWING IS Tho .drf o. the General Assem-
bfy, providing for our defence.
An Act providing for the Defence of
the State.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General
assembly, and by the authority thereofis en-
acted, That his Excellency the Governor,
by and with the advice and consent of the
Counciiof War, be and he is hereby author
ized and requested 10 order into imedte SER
vice, according to tho provisions Of the Con-
stitution and of the laws Of the United States,
such portion Of the Militia sod Chartered
Companies Of this State, as he may think nec-
essary for for the defence Of the most expos
ed parts thereof.
SEcTIoN 2. ind be il further enacted, That
his ExceIlency the Governor may draft or
detach the said Militia and Chartered Com
panies as he may think expedlent, and that
any private soldier of the Militia, drafted or
detached, may furnish an able bodied man as
substitute.
SECTION 8. .And be it further enacted, That
eech and every non commissioned officer and
private soldier shall receive two dollars per
month GU, Of the General Treasury, in addi.
tion to the pay allowed by the United States.
SECTION a. .4nd be il further enacted, That
his Excellency the Governor be and he is
hereby requested TO cause the drafted or de-
tached Militia and Chartered companies to be
relieved as eften as the nature Of the service
will permit.
SECTION S. .fnd be it furtisr enacted, that
all process for the recovery Of debt or taxes
against tee non commissioned officers and pri-
yate soldiers drafted or detached as aforesaid,
shall be staid during the time they are IN SER
vice.
SECTION s. And be IL further enacted, That
his Excellency the Governor be authorized
and empowered to raise State Corps and to
appoint officers therefor, as soon as the Pres
ideai OF the United States consents TO receive
them into service for the defence ofthis State;
and that the officers, appointed as sforsaid.
be commissioned by his Excellency the Gov
ernment IN the usual manner.
SECTION. find BE- n further enacted, That
his Exceilency tho Governor and Council Of
War be authorized and requested 70 furnish
to the towns most exposed, such ordinances,
on travelling carriages, and soch equipments
and ammunition as they shall think proper,
and furnish the militia with umbreh for trans
porting their ammunition.
SECTION 8. Tnd6e IT, further eracfed, That
his Excellancy the governor be authorized
to draw on the General Treasury fcr any sum
no, exceeding Ten Thousand Dollars, for the
purpose Of carrying this act isto effect
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06

Sect. I. Re IL Enacted by Me General .4ssemtyy
and by authority Of the js enacted, That any
person shall ride faster than n common travelling
pace, in any Of The streets Of the town Of Newport,
such person shall pay - . fine the sum Of
two Dollars, for every offence one half thereof te
the nformer, and the other half to and for the use
committed, to be recovered upon complaint thereof
made before any one Justice of the Peace in the
town where the offence shall be committed, with
costs unless jus,ifable for such riding shall
be made to appear before such Justice Of the Peace
who shall ,ry the same; which trial and jvlgmcnt
thereon shalt be final [J6J
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06

Some of,he Republican papers remark with
severity on the federalist for celebrating with
great ecla, the yic,ciy OF Britain and her allies
There certainly is no inconsistency in their
conduct in this respect.--Every one rejoices
Al the success of their Friends, and certainly if
Britain has any friends they may be found a.
mong the federalists.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06
NEWPORT.
IADEI ENDENCE.
WEDNESDAY; JULY s, 1914

The anniversary of American Independence was
observed on Monday last, throughout the Union In
this place no arrangements being mode by "Me
t0ron," for celebrating this glorious epoch, large
concourse of people assembled at the Methodist
Chape!j where the Declaration of independence was
read by Mr. THOMAS H. MUMfoRp. Prayers were
offered, and very appropriate and excellent moral
aud religious discourse was delivered by tile Rev.
Mr.. WEBB The usual salutes from the forts, the
hotilla, and the Revenue Gutter fire! also by
the Artillery Company, under Col. Fry, who were
paraded on the occasion, and who also attended at
the Methodist Chapel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06
FROMCANADA.

The Editors Of the Palladium have receiv.
ed Quebec papers of the 23d ult. and Montreal
papers ofthe 25th. They contain further
accounts Of the embarkaiion of " British
rr0ons from France for .hmerie0," and the con-
sinual ARRIVAL Of others rsinforcements. Such
are the blessed effects to this country, Of the
triumph Of Britain in Europe, and such the
causes for Mnminafions and rejoieinss in this
country !--Bosson PATRIOT.
The following are extracts from the papers:
QUEBEC, JuHE l9.
The goth Regt. expected here in the course
Of Tomorrow, consists Of 1909 souls--but
only six is sick Col. McNair states that he
Can bring into the field 1850 bsyoncts.
Mr.. Ainshc, q passenger in the fleet, states,
shat Col Grant, and the remainder Of the 10Th
Regt. about 400 fine fellows are at No. 8.
Jane 23.--The goth Regt. excepting Few
individuals, is gone up the River N the Trans
ports. The wind being now fair, they will
reach Msn;real to day.
We may daily exree, to hear Of The arrival
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06

On the Goth ult combined attack of the artillery,
marine corps and hotiila, was made on the two Br.
sh frgates, at the mouth Of ST. Leonards creek /;
hours, the frigaies got under way and moved down
the river. Com Barney has taken advantage OF it,
and passed UP the Patuxent with his fotilla.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06

We are informed that one of the Portmotth Com.
panes of Militia, have received orders TO march into
this town. We are also informed that 100 troops of
the U. S. army are now their march for this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06
From Lake Erie.


June l-On Monday evening Col. Camp
bell, with detachment Of regulars, embark
ed on board the u. s. schooner Porcupine and
Somer:, and sailed for Buffalo. The men
were healthy and in fine spirits.
Arrived yesterday, U. S. schooner Tigress,
S. NJ. Champlin, from Detroit, left here on
Sunday last. Mr.. Champlin understood in
formation had been received that near 1000
hostile Indians had collected at Saganau on
Lake Huron, distant from Detroit about l2o
miles.
CANANDArcUA, IN. W June 2l.--Several
detachments of troops have passed through
this village the last fortnight, to and from the
Niagara frontier. 1t is UNDERWOOD that an ef-
fort is making to bring detached parts OF tho
same regiments together, which have been
heretofore scattered in every direction.
The larges. portion of the army seems to
be concentrating at Plattsburg, under Gen.
Isard and from that quarter we may calculate
upon offensive operations being soon CON-
menced. The army on the Niagara frontier
seems to be calculated rather for purposes OF
defence, and a. corps Of observation. 1t is
not improbable thatit will be transported down
the lake as soon 40 the state Of our feet will
permit.
1t is reported that one of our gun-boa.s has
carried British gun-boat into Sacket's Har-
Dor, with an officer and lS men, and an l8
pounder.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06
FOR SALE,

FON SALE,
EIFTy-ONE shares in the Newport Bank.--En.
4 quire st the Office Of she 4. l. RePublissns
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06

Commences drawing in December next, in the City
ot New.York. The following are the principal
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&c. &c. &c.
Fifteen per eesf. deduction, and not fwo blanks ID
prize
Present price of Tickets 8 $50
Quarters S Q so
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&C. UC, &c.
NO deduction, and not t,vo 6idnks 10 brySt.
Present price of Tickets S 1850
Quarters 8 2.75
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11

virtue Of deed in trust executed to me BIZ
- Thompson Fowlkes, for the purpose of securing
the payment OF 6SOi Is I'D. with interest," ,berenr,
due TO Elizabeth 3. Kennou, executrix ot Richard
kennon deceased, being The balance OF a decree
obtained by the said ESecutrix vs Christopher Me.
Connico and the said Fowlkes, executors of Mathew
ut Richmond, will be sold, to the highest bidder.
tor ready money, on the premises. on the 25th day
OF January next, fair, otherwise The next fair dsy
"A TRACT OF LAND, containing i97 acres, stu
ate tn the county OF Meeklenburgh, both sides of
OTTER CREEK,
ADJOINING the Finney.woo lands. This land
is well adapted to the culture Of Tobacco, Wheat
and Corn-snd would be shewn to any persos wish.
ing to view the same oa application To the Subscri
Der. JOHN O. RApTIS,r
oeteber o., w3m Tyasi,e
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vsNflE MeresntiIe Business here,ofore ..r-,e,, ~
!, by the subscribers, under the firm of Viison.
Drew e Ro6ertson, is this day, nv mutual consent
dissolved-The Books and Pipers Of said concern
remain with Wilson Drew for final settlement.
THOMAS WILSON,
THOMAS II. DREW,
-, GEO. ROBERTSON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11

a TERRELL Il L. ATKINSON, intend tn con.
~. tinue their School the ensuing wear. IN The
house which they at present occupy, viz. tl,a one
fronting the Governors and adion,ng Sontbg,t, "a
The plan pursued in their Seminary, embraces the
several branches of liberal education.
The Latin and Greek Languages are taught bv I,
Atkinson, who has separate apartment for the
purpose. '"'
The English Language, Arithmetic. Geoerapbv
with the use of the Globes, History, Bellies ettres
fhiiosophy, Mathematics and the French language
are taught by G. Terrell, Both Teachers unite in
the exercise of their influence and authority for the
preparation of good order in the Seminar, and for
the moral Il intellectual improve ment of he student
ANU they spare no pairs necessary for establishing
him IN the rudiments Of learning consider;py tbi
the hest means for facilitating his future progress
Ihey hsve It in mind to propose 10 the other
Teachers of his city to JOIN them in assocatin- heir
sehoo's twice year at the CAPITOL for the pnrnoss
OK having Their similar classes in each publ civ exam
ned together; hoping by this means to excite and
can INTO fuli operation, the generous and noble EMU
iauon OF youth, whicb, in no other manner can be
properly aroused, or so well directed They think
,hat plan OF this kind judieiousy arranged would
tend, m an eminent degree, TO render Richmond the
Athens of America
The terms are IS entrance for fuel, and $40 the
term Tor tuitoa, TO be paid quarterly in advance
or OlZ the gusrer for any portion OF time less then
the term Several boys can be admitted into the
School i'm m ediately.
y. Terrell can accommodate few hsys With board
Jsn.I, fSi3 a
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"OLICE.--Mr. John E. Fltzpa,r.ck

SIR,
a you are not an inhsbitant Of this state, and we
~ know not your place of residence, we fake this
method OF giving you notice-that on the 10th Of
reornary next between rise, snd sun ,et at the
House fJohn Melton in the county of Nelson. we
sna' proceed to take the dispositions of said Melton,
vern of Mrs. Sarah Williamsons in FInv.nn. Conn.
y, (and to continue from day to day until compile
ted) between the hours of ten O'Clock in the fore
noon and four in the afternoon-we shall proceed to
oske .he dispositions OF Henry Kidd, Thomas Angel
anu o'nefs winch SAID dispositions are to be used
as evidence in suit in Chancery now Depending in
Fiuvsnna County Court, wherein we are plaintiffs
and Moses c. Napier, John Napier, BENJAMIN Wi.
manson, and yourself are defendants We are
yours, Sco.
VIM. F1TZ PATRICK.
hiCHD HACKNEY GUARDEN
Fluvanna, Dec. o. ssr,n
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TIE RICYAIONll

W ON Ma UFA TORY,
{ nearly ready to go into operation, and s,,'i,,s
2 few weeks a consitlerak,e pp,o,.er ~ ...is
W en-, women Boys and Girls Of various sizes, Vii
received. "F'' o"'Ae4
Comfortable houses sre erected At the e,t,f.,i,b.
that may be emp'oyed '''st
School ard R2oks Sc &c. win he kept =, the
eSpence of the institution for TIE nrrpose e ,.a-
uh6 the ehidsen both apprentices snd otber5. i,
'hi common branches of IN English education.
Under tie organization Of this establishment. chill
dren NAV obteir from their own indn.trv en,,orf.
az e maintenance and a toierable good education.
none but persons Of good character are intended
20 oe employed 1t others get in, they will be Dis
charged as soon as discovered
PERSONS wishing employment mqy learn further
PARTICULARS on appHc't'cn 20 Mr. R;cha,d Harris ON
TIE premises or the subscriber in P:chnopd
BENZ. JAMES HARRIS,
~ = few Young Men, that can read aas yyrits
With toerabie good knowledge of rth,hetci., car,
Dec rs.
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AND FOR SHE or EyCUgNCrr re-
4 any person disposed to remove TO IN, West m
estate (tor its extent), The finest in the Western
world IS offered for ssie-o' any property in Vir.
gina w'h De taken in exchange or the same Tho
ANU nes oireeoy on the waters ef the Mississippi.
about fifty miles above Nstetcz. and was ,,hen ~,
January s. e.
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BY virtue OF a Deed of Trust executed by John S.
Stubs to John Pros.er and the subscriber and re-
corded in the Hastings court of the city of Rich.
Dond-
VA ILL be sold on the premises at Public Auction
w ny the Subseriter as the surviving T'rustee e,
at II o'clock on Tuesday, the 18th day of this
month, (f fair, if not at the same hour the mex, fair
day,) the three
BRICK YEN'E.1gE.N'TS.
In the said deed mentioned. situated or the snuth
side of T.. tho rnsn street. and nearly op,,o,,e
to the ,tcne house, occupied by Mrs Ege For the
shortest time for which any person or persons will
take the same and pay in ready money shesidss the
c c ana charges attending the sale, the sum of
S3,4i9 81 cents, being the sum due under the said
deed of trust, incutlins the interest 10 the time
bGve appointed for the sale aforesaid
The tenemgnts will be sold separately, and each
FOR third OF the aforesaid debt
WM. MONCURE.
Surviving Trustee.
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The partnership of Wilson, Drew * Robertson
having been dissolved hy my Withdrawing from the
same beg leave to spprize INV friends and tb NH,
lie, that shan continue to do business on terms al
nsr to those OF the late concern in the same house
they occupied in Cary-street.
GEO. ROBERTSON.
NONSmOeV IL. wifi
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y D T &c f..

y t G f..
HAT by virtue of Deed OF Trust executed by
Maurice Lsngborne Jr. 10 BENJAMIN 8. Ches.
mem, Tor purposes therein mentioned shall proceed
70 ssN on the premises the tract of laad Tor part
thereotl whereon the said Lang horne now resides.
IN the County Of Cumberland, on the FIRST dsy of
February next, agreeable To the powers given me
By said deed. JAMES AIKEN Jsrrs,s.
Jan. 4. 90
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BY yirtue of a Deed of Trust, executed TO The sub
seroers by William Burton, for the purpose of
therein specified, due to James Hendrick. senior
M shall, on Saturday the 18th day of Janusr<
w next proceed to sell at public auction for cash
on the pcemises--a Tract Of Land, situate IN the
ooua'y OK Amelia, containing by estimation ninety
one acres more or less and bounded by the ,anJs of
Tom F. Wilson, John Chsppeli, & Milton ysuebn.
It being the same wbereon the said Burton nov re-
sides Acting as trustees will only convey such
title as is vested in u.s.
ZH0Bla8 Ioerkin8on, y
Pa@chak 1feglaSson, STrustees.
Edward We6atcr,
January !. emil,
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ID virtue of Deed of'rrust ex.euted to tbe s,t.
No scr'bers by Dabney Williamson 20 secure the
payment of certain sums of money therein expres.
sed-Wi!i be sold TO the highest bidder, for ready
money, at the ellTav.rn in the city of Richmond
on Monday the 18th JesuREy-- sundry Negroes.
consisting OF Men, Women, BOYS and Girls, all Of
Wheh are very likely.
BENZ. SHEPPARD.
Jspusry6 G. I'd. ''
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~, ~ subscribers having purchased the interest Of
Mr. ', Geo. Robertson in the concern of Uiksor.
UretD g Ro6srtsOn, beg leave to inform their iends
Wilson e Drew. "
THOMAS WILSON,
THOMAS II. DREW
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8DVRRTISFE4FMT

w Z. IT I4sIt IT F-YI
q ny persen wishing to use in their DistilIerv.
Z S'oeery or otherwise, DIR. Allsonss highly an
may be furnished with individual rights at g Is in
any town or county in Virginia, not -reqr,y exc,n.
1lVey furnished, on appIcation TO ar Corn Ii,,,
t"yne' Lynehbursh, or the Subscriber, Ts;, =, md
October 49, IF 10
H. ., COMMUNICATIONS BY msil. POST pad, viii be
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FASHIONABLE BOOTS q SHOES

WRIG HI 81 AVIS.
Ed LOOT & SHOE manufacturers from Phlade,-
p phia, are now opening in the store lately occu-
r'ed by Messrs. Boyce stationers on ,he main street
little above Niessrs James Brown, r. * eos VEN
due Office, and nearly opposite Mr. Samuel q.
Adams:
IN elegant assortment of neat and Fashionable
Roots and Shoes,
Made ofthe best materials. aud superior wors man.
s::F i: ,,.... S: :,
Over and walking shoes, walking ami dancing
ions. -
Wright and Davis flattcr themselves that tbs7N
VIII gre perfect satisfaction those WHO MAJ "A.
vor them with their custom, they " in receive n
constant suppl of icIes in their line from theft
mann'setory in Philadelphia o. superr quality, &
the latest f"gEions. Prompt ami res,ly attention
may be calculated upon, as every effort will he mad.
10 Please repairs done at the shortest notice
as above.
Dec. St' ep&w
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January 4
'S'o BIZ GOLD on Saturday the a2d day OF Janu.

EvSSo BIZ GOLD on Saturday the 22d day OF Janu.
Il airy next,
Iaoo Tracts of Land.
or as much thereof may be sufficient tn raise
certain sums of money, specified in am ndentur..
executed by John Temple, the 9Th day of
March, 1907, and recorded in the county court of
King William. These lands lay adjoining TO each o.
Their. in the county OF King William ahont four
miles from New Castle, and wo from .Psmlrsy hi
YER and coHtsin two hundred and twenty three
acres-on each tract is grist mill, erected IN the
waters of Moncaen 4 Horsepen Creeks, in each of
which run two pair of Stones in one is pair
Of French Burr, with boltlng machinery, for the
manufacture of Flour. The Creeks afford an annie
supply of water for the use of the mills, in almost
the driest season. The country hereabout. is an
abundant one, for wheat ami corn.
The sale win be at Mrs Drewry's Tavern, abou,
half mile from the mills, and for cash.
III UFS SE.HPLE ~
BORWELL B-3SSET7,, trustees
Dec. g. 2w
CT The above Sale is postponed until Thursday
the Sd day ofVebruary next.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

- W TN DODLARS REWARD
ANYWAY from the Subscriber on the sth dow
y of October last, = negro man pstneJ mir .Lo
calls himself Richard Parkey, about IS yenrs did (
feet or inches high, dark complexion, bushy hair
large whiskers, has or his forehesd about an
men iong over the right eye rsnnng up in the hair
rather bow.legged. looks very pleasing when spol,
to, and endeavors TO speak very high .aown-is =
good sawyer and toIerabIe rough csrpenter-had
on when he went away a check shirt, pantaloons &
round Jacket of northern striped cloth he has moth
err IN Surrv city, where perhaps he may be lurking
had him Of Mr. Gray Of Nansemond county.
The above reward will be given to any one who
will deliver him to me in Richmond and MI res.on.
able cherges paid, or 10 dollars if secured IN sry ia
so that get him again.
STEPHEN a. HOPKINS.
Dec 3. 2aw2m
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hN the 18th Day of this month, flair II not the
- next fair d"1r, the Subscriber as truste. win
proet sd'to sch, for ready money ON the preci,
me 'oo%.ng Lots in the City of Richmond 20 .,s,
" debt due from Samuel Ovcr,on,s e,.,,c .,
Ralph Quar'es, viz. ~
T no l. o rs.
Lying in the square next below the Hav .terk.,
ana on me street opposite to Parson's rrcncrtv.
which lots he the said Overton nurebassd III. ~,
anu joseph NarN; the other lot lies on or ,o, ,be
james River Csaal AVID Joins the Ia, on ~Lic,, the
hrnory stands-T!e Subscriber act;rs IN iii, c.,o
oh'y rs Trustee will convey no s.h4r tie than,
that which attaches to him in this = ,rsct.r man
Jan. 8. %SN11'N'r ~
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Virtne OF deed of trust executed 10 as by
kB James Walker, to secure m Jam.s D Co..
ths s, payment OF sum of money therein mentioned,
WIN Dc sold to the highest bidder for cash, at the
store OF Young q Hart, in the county of Albemarie.
oh saturday the s9,h OF January next
ii I'RICT or LIND.
lying In the said county of AIb.Doarl. .ont.;,i.
TOUR hundred and 20 12 acres, adjoining the lands
% tucker Coles, William Robertson and others.
SAMUEL DYER, Jr.
december 49,
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FOR SITE,

$500 hounds Seine THINE, Of SUPERIOR
quaHfy.
January I. W.T.
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4 t meeting Of IT, Director, of the H. p
" Sn'"nce Company of Rich,, ond. held at tI:eir
once on Wednesday the 5th January. 1sI4-ps.
solved That the Books of this Company he omen.
en- at 10 o'clock A. NJ the 18th of this montb a.
.he Once OF the s'if Company. for the purp Sc Of
TINS institution, and that no person shall he allowad
20 SUBSCRIBE m any one day. in his or her own name
or ;or mis- or her own account, directly or n1ira.t
y' ioF more than one hundred shsres-th4 books to
be taken. ~ ''"S s'ai es
fuof'neu BY order Of TIE Eaarf Of Directors.
January 3. I.e ry'
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Lot and Houses For SAFE.

Lot and Houses For SAFE.
VIII sell my Hcusss and Lot adjoining the town
OF Chsriottesville.-T Lot contains seven and
one half sores, with good comfortable dwelling
House on II, new BRICK Office and all necessary ont
houses, the whole in good repair The garden is We
~ large and ns some fruit of excellent quality in it,
ana has been very recently paled in. The whole
lot is Under an enclosure of locust posts and chesnu
rails-The title is indisputabe. For terms apply to
me BY letter directed TO Charlottesville
October 20. wifi
< DETER NELSON, late professor at WingfieIds
4. having engaged gentlemen well qualified for the
purpooe, will open an ACCIDENT AZ Oxford, Car
oiihe on Che 2dMonday IN Jan. next. The Greek
Laon, French n English languages are proposed TO
De taught together with tina other branches of lear
ming usually taught in such Seminaries.
lhe Exerc see Of the Institution will be conducted
under the direction and according to the methods of
r. Nelson, whom, it is Supposed, course of thirty
years IN the character of Teacher, has made suit
hcently known. '''"'' '"'
Board at the Academy for 10 months. 7a oIlar,
exclusive OF bedding, so dol ars with do-tio !, the
neishoorhood, 90 dollars exclusive Of beddins-Tu.
ton so dollars. W.
IN. IN every instance quarterly payments in advance
will be required. "S-
Inc term OF tuition will expire the second Friday
be vacation. A-0A''' "'''
DecembertS ,yf
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EbANK OF VTRGINIA,-The President n ID.
recto's have declared Dividend ~ per cen,
Tor the last hsifyear, payable after the 18th inst
WA cambridge, Cashier.
January a. Wv