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! comes matter of the greatest moment 70
gain as accurate information as possible, Of
the preparations Of the enemy. as to build,
ing armed vessels and boats ] request VOC
viii be pleased To select soi,e intelligent in
habitane iii Your vicinity who would under
take to proceed down. the border Of Lake
Erie. as far as in his power towards Buffalo.
for the purpose of obtaining the information
so essential to our plans lit would be his o.
| Ject 10 examine at all the rivers and creeks
what rs gong forward. 1t would REQUIRE
the greatest caution and crcumspection as
! wen as secrecy on the person chosen for this
service; he should be one whose habits or
profession would JUSTLY his assuming the
character OF person travelling on some
mStters OF business, and 10 iusure his atten-
ton to the objects on which he is sent, it
Will be advisable to, agree with him FOR
sum to be paid him Commensurate with the
distance he may travel and the informa-
ton he may obtain. You will be pleas
ed to communicate to me for tive informa
ton OF Maj. Gen. Sheafe, the result of the
measure proposed.
have the horror to be, sir,
| Your most ob't sv't
CHRISTIE. MYERS, Lit. Col.
Acting Q. n. g /.
Cox Proctor, 4Ist rcgt. &c. &c.
CON- at Amherstburgh.
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OFFICIAL,

FORT GEORGE, April 90, 1873,
O'Clock, a. Nj.
My dear Generci,
This morning at one o. lock, accouAts
were received here by brig. gen. Vincent,
with the unpleasant Intelligence that that
town had been carried BY body of the enc.
my troops; about 1850 men. brought up the
Lake IN thirteen vessels, viz. two SQUARE
ragged, and the others smaller amongst
the latter were gun boats. Detai. d parti-
cu'ars from Sir Roger Sheaffe who was
there) has not reached u. b,a we have as
eertained. in addition to York having fall
len, that the Powder magazines there have
oeen blown up; whether this has been &C
cidental, or been effected by our troops in
tn retreat, we know not.
The Grenaaiers and another company of
Sne Kings were engaged. Five compa MES
OF that regiment have reached this post two
companies Of the Ei.t on the march towards
you the first beyond Anca ster, the other at
iicnrY's have been recal!ed--they are ex
tremely much wanted here, and had ticy
pursued their route, they would not have
reached IN TIME Co act against Harrison.
The enemy on the frontier opposite to us,
have received reinforcement within these
few days of n6ar!y 5000 men they are well
furnished with boats.
You viii thIs percsive the critical 81 ia
..oh III ""'th we are piaCed on this line
We la"k with confident nope for the report
| OF your success--and brig. general Vincent
(who IS here, and by whose directions arr
wiring 10 you) has desired me to impress
| upon you, what essential aid could be rem
dercd to us by the timely arrival here Of
roe hundTed Indians /; should uou haze Sc
cured Hdrrison's army, it is the Brig. Gen
| erals desire. and IN which most earnestly
IN, that you forward to US in the X 3,
vessels to Point Abino, that number with 2
6 eat expedition as possible. la tie evcaf
OF youy haOing captured Hay;tsoi1's arnu.
yoH gofH see fhe imfossi6iIfy under eaisffnn
ef'c"ms 'aHceS Of our faking charge Of then,
ne c, and therefore brig. gen Vincent re-
quests you nil make h best arranre,n rs
N your n qver 10 dishose Of Them either bv
8 cu'hS them ar one or fhe other of uosy
'7pn hosts, o hassing them on harokc into
me OHHed SfGfeS 81 7vav Of Cleuel nd or,
9iher route. as uon may find enh dent -
the latter line OF conduct is perhaps the most
pre- ierabie, OF account Of the state of your
supplies ofprovisions.
Sincerely wishing every success, and ho-
Ping tn send you, and receive from you good
acCoHnts,
have the honor to remain,
MY dear friend. mos faithfully.
Your most obedient servant,
CHRISTIE MYERS. Col.
:, Act. Q. M. G..
Norton had g,ne towards you as far IS
the head OF the Lake, but is called back.
en-.
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DEcA7UR. JoNss g BrDDLE,
us. LyG-s e. yrro;fors


We sta ed In ur last, that on Sunday e.
veniag preceding, Wien the report was
current bat our squadron would put to sea
BET re morning, Blue ghs were raised at
the entrance of our batbor. evidently de
signed as signals 10 me British flset. The
correctness fths statement has been ques-
toned by newspapers at a distance W
IN r tore now state, aud OF the au hority of
Commo cd re Decatur, CAPTAIN Jones and
Captain Bddie, that the officers and men
OF the I'll rnet atlo1cd as look outs, dis
tlncty saw and NOTED Blue Li.h S she wn
on both SIDES of the river and that soon af
ter, sign us were made from one of he enc
my's sh ps, which they presumed were in
consequence OF hose ade from the shore
The ofi er of the Macedonian who was
owing guard, on the same evening, toge
Their wiyh all the NJ n comp sing the boat
crew, saw blue lights made on both sides
of TIE river, and imme, lately returned to
the ship report the. same to his con-
maudmg officer. These persons are fami
liar with tic making Of signals. and could
not mistake the co.afaoh tights of the shore
FOR blue lights:
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lily. Here, sir, said he, the consequences Of
that victory are most conspicuous and,
coming from country in the vicinity Of the
scene OF action. and SO sensibiy alive to its
consequences. / could not forbcar expires.
sing my high satisfaction at giving my vote
in favor of these propositions. Mr.. G..
could not sit down, he sid, without express
sing his pleasure u. finding that the name
OF Elliott was coupled with that of Perry
iot. Elliott had given, in the capture of the
British brig Detroit, last winter, n promise
OF future greatness in the line OF his profess
sion. The admirable manner in which lie
had in the battle Of Erie seconded his brave
commander. attested the propri-ty OF con
meeting his name in their resolve with that
of the Hero of the Lake.
The committee then rose and reported
the resolutions which were bv the House
ordered TO third reading to-day.
They were accordingly ead third time
and unanimouaiy passed
MR.lPICKEN'S MOTION.
! On motion of MIR Pickens of n. c. the
House again resolved itself into a committee
of the whole, Mar. NELSON os Va. in the
chair, on Mr.. Pickens' resolutions to amend
the constitution SO as to establish an uniform
mode OF election of electors of President &,
| Vice President
Mr.. Wright spoke in support of the reso
luton. and MIR. ShipPerd against it. MIR
Pickens made few remarks in reply.
| The question was then taken on the reso-
luton. The vote was
For the resolve So
Against it 70
The ccnmi.iee rose and reported tkeir
disagreement to the resoiuti on.
And the House adj'd.
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MR.. MONROE'S REPORT

Tothe President, in reply to the vote Of
the House of Representatives usually called
Mr.. Webster's resolutions, was yesterday
referred to a committee of the whole House,
on the suggestion ofan Opposition Member
who appeared anxious to have the subject
gain discussed. To this course the Repub-
licans had no objection but what grew out
OF the probable unnecessary consumption Of
he time cf the House because the dis.
cussion. happen when it will, Cannot bat
rebound to the honor of the government,
and the total defeat Of it's opponents. The
SSurthen of proof, as Mr.. Calhoun Justly
Deserved lies with the minority; and we
hall see. bye and bye, . hat success i,
10 crown their Jealous efforts to prove their
government in the wrong.--We have
a violent suspicion that they VIII have
even more cause to regret the issue of de
bate on this subject, if they bring it 90, than
they mad to. lament the adoption of the reso
utions which elected the Report that is tc
be discussed. Nat. INT.
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from The Sci3fa Gazctfe If Dee. 90,
PRO ,TORf:; I.F'r'TF.RG

I'VE have fortunatelk procured FIR pub
liCaion considerable nun5.r Of public pa.
pefs which were among the baggage Of
MAJ Gen. Proctor. after he had made his
escape. These documents will be viewed
as OFT i7l curiOsi.ies, " many Of them have
lost mu # their Importance But there IS
ore among them thlt may be Considered
materially mportant--fron that, and VIII /
may follow hereafter, Ct we have several
numbers yet 70 publ ~ the people viii be
led to suspect, that episs .ries like Henrv.
rave not only bfeD an ugst rs but at
some ~hc cali themesIves Americans, havr
secretly acted in ronccTt with the enemy
Yet we are cn6den tdat sGch is not tie
Give hrvly believe that the enss,y
Gould no., with I'll his pecn iary means pre-
all on any c. zen of the United States, i'm
nedateiy on the lines, to eo-Opera,e wih a
py, Or d2.2nY ohsr act shat would tend e.
nlure the cause in which we have embark
: d.
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Def. .AsSt. Com. Gen.
6rtg. Gen. Proctor. Commencing, sc. Gse i.
.dnhers.barg, Ism March. 1913.
Sir
Eight Munseys LETT this on the 9TH
irst. 70 reconnoilre at the Miar,i Rapids, e
yesterday returned with a scala. Theyr.-
port that the Americans arc numerous. and
have completed stockade much larger
than the Fort here.
Cae hundred and twenty Indians which
had sent over the river yesterday left Brown "a
Town for the Rapids with six interpreters
aio g, and by them expect some pris oners,
or some more information than we have vet
had. The snow being yet deep out there,
VIII however be no detrimeut to them.
Your humble servant
III. ELLIOTT.
Rrir GEN Procfo-
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FoRT GEoRGK Jan 10Th, 1913.
. SIR lag letter VIII h. ! si,ressed t.
on on Uur Marine affairs Or AXE Erie, w
hope have reached you safelyg rs it be-
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i have the honor to be, Sir.
Your most ob't
Humble Serv't

RT. GILMOR.
DEP. Nsst. Com. Gen.
Brig. Gen. Proctor. Commencing, &c. &c.
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oNr Indians prove themselves right wor
.hy ana ,ignt useful auxiliaries. Macbeth
a'ys, IS me eye ~ childhood that fear,
that our opponents are uere ;ofsrt. ~ n.y. n.y.
sublime fence OF war. Now. as vo, 90
perhaps ensumbered with too many mo.h,s
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Act Q. M. G..
Norton had gone towards you as far as
the head OF the Lake, but is called back.
C.M
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To rHA pfLhLIC,

raWE Subscrib r, from a FOIL conviction fbs, o..
a Stages under the former arrangement operated
he nov occupies, has discharged ths m-He 49,,
notifies the public thst the complaints which Isy,
been made sgsinst this house hsve proceeded Hr
net entirely IN very great degree Il ON The eastv
OF The stages into the back yard, which being nov
cleared OF AZ the hustle and eopCns,sn s',sts, uo~
oe Horse Yard, he only asks a trial from to,s
(" have heretofore objected 70 this estsblisbmsnt
0" aeop nj Of the Stages. lie assures the unbl,s
that no eNertion will be want pg on his part ia
render ihs hohse "ortfy Of liberal 81 enlargement.
Gentleme n coming IN the Stages W = res,ain =;
town any time and whs feel any disposition TO en-
courage TINS House, msy be sssured list every a..
teniion will be paid them, ami from a. eentrsI ST.
n on OF the douseN 10 well calculated for ons
having bssnefs. vi"
Bsgle Tavern, Jsu. 90. o.
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WIDOW s. DISTRIBUTES
u Z. Valentine, decd.
- who died intest.te-
LIND FOR Sur

Inv FOR S$I n
q -9ih Hay Oh February next be;ns cor-.
u1J' vi OF sold at King William Coz tS,1
mat yaiu&5ls Plantation called EN6SItt, mouse,
n!nk "iusm county. late the pronsrt,' c y ~, VA
a''r' ceea. his plantation is eonsiderest'u n"
uS rs" aequsmted With ii, to be on, ef H. r. r. '.-
80 " n'ns "tiiSm--- and TO person d;sno
g., 10 PurShasei there is not below the 'Po-
OF iSnd more desirable than this VOL, g. Sc uset
az "~'u' ~ advantages which it possesses - , ' t-
many improvements which have been 49,. 80 .V' 'ne
ns - a'e owner Situated upon the Msttennn,, y
a. ~ 80 " w kerton, vessels can come ~,
80: 's'"'S oi nc Shore so that tbs ,-, 10
sessng Il can Win very tis labor arj pel-oh pos
tiiiej snip on board vessel ths cr ~, q ii-oFe
may MAKE and send them to any man., ,si ne
near. ., , me tue papers for tbs tract ofIand
,, ,I =. y contains about 1851 acrt-s TC.,Sil
9ushu'y 1t VIII Dc sod, be III, sare ~ - '"i "'neh
Tuue sreSter part OF whicl is rjeh 49, g. y" 81
- l su. ~ mere IS al excellent dweuns -"
out'house Grsna:y Hat s,aS.
..""sustey upon the bank 9th, Rion r'"t stSHos
the crop thst il may contain '''eri irons Which
my ''ssei inst can come within I. - 81 once
80. = "ere are upon 1t tn yours Oh, ~ t"-
itu't OF 8heh 's Of the most select ksd "e
ior. -nu s'tentio4 they might be noads ~, ,a,
description 10 deemed unnecas' 'u Nuer farther
,nst any p Fson disposed to pureIsss IA; pr su'nsa
premises before The day ct ssle. vi" Vie" the
IS. TENS of Sale
v.ars P'.ShSssT WIN Re allowed q credit IS ..
3rars5 Tor me whole purchase MONEY bond ;,a TWO
proved ssseenrity being siyen for The s WIN APP
deed OF Trust upon the Ind 'O' Tue sams' with
c..S- u'o'Ssnd pounds of the pnrsI..e r,o....
ha interest from the day of sale tie n.omey5. 70
81 n bs.n ',e emu Of each year, until fbe ,yboie
money 70 carry interest fiom the do, 81 e snNse
FunetusIy paid when due. 1 vi SAFE nos
Jan.Ii. ~ fHE EXECUTOR.
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Dec. IS.
NEW 2 UBLICATI0NS, &C.

tSO y . Ii IN L ~ VS, &c.
EbETER COTTON. at hiE Law and Miseellane.
2 Gus bookstore, seSond door above the Eagle
'vern, has Just received the following New Pub.
iicatons, viz
Correspondence respecting Russia between Ro
bert Goodoe Harper and Robert Walsh, ir ~ 8
HE S1isour, Fragment Of Turkish Tale,
by Lord Byron, 81 q cts
Lord Byron's Poems, 81 1-2 cts.
CamPbelfs History of Virginia, ,ound 81 o.
Geographical View Of the Provinces of Unper
Canada and remarks relative he situst on rd the
inhabitants respecting the war, by Nj. Smith, price
so eta F'NN
Southey,s Life of Admiral Lord Nelson. 81 So
Perry's Victory, eoloured plate, 81.
American Ladies' and Geptlemens' Packet Al
mshac for the year 1914
large assortment O! New PLAYA
rejected Addresses "a new edition) 62 t-2 cts.
Burke's Works. vol. S g.
Lord Erskiue's Speeches, vo.
Grattan's d. Iyo
Rose * Emily, or Sketches Of Youth. 7s ots
SteePs Navy List for August 1918. rs cts
Cottage Sketches in active retirement nv tho o,
thor OF the Miseries Of Human Life, vols IN
one, 81.
ALSO-The Analeetie Magazine forIDeceroba,
containing an elegant likeness Of Commodore Per
ry, and his Biography, sc.
The Port Folio for December. containing az, sI.
CANT likeness OF Commodore cambridge, and his Ri.
ogrsphy,
= Subscriptions received for the three latte,
works---and IT is understood that those who do moi
give notice to the contrary wish eontinue m ii,
subscription for the succeeding year.--rferrns of
January IL. .e
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NOIJCP

~ n =
~ 20, Os SOFA Tor ready money on Saturday, ,bn
~ I'm Day Of FebrGa next, before the do me
of EdmsId Anderson in Cbsrloltesye nur.". oo1s
Deed of Trust executed to MS BY MAJ Tsnt 10
SON. Jesse Dayenbgrt and Sus rnIh bis VIE. Ctar-
merry 80 "nnan ibomPson), bearing date tIe 1s;h
Dec 1909. Snd recorded in the county conf ,f az
OemaTle' tor the urPose securing sum of mo- no
ney due William Gait, as therein mepGonsd Wv" ~
following property, viz the
One negro woman Sarah, ore negro eir Mary.
Ann enc small girl Fanny, one small bo, Alsxay.
der one negro msn Nsholss one nero how tsornn
ons negro ch d Msriwether, one nesro bev a.. -
ett' one neei0 girl Marisi and their increase since
The execution OF said tIust--aIso, ali the ,igbt -;
terest and claim Of him the said Jesse IJsv,3S', w
and in the estate wheh have secrued so him by t,S
death OF Mrs: Mary Thompson, in consequence og
lis iniermarriage with her daaebter Sy,an,,aL
Thompson, or so muc Of said property as win sss
usy it balance due on said trust aud the exnenss.
ltendrs the same. Acting % trustees for tbe Se'
nett Of others, will only coayey title vested Ia ts
JOIN NICHOLAS,
ALEX. GARRoTI, rru"ss@
Albsmsrle, Jsn. 18. oveA
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TIgenfy tue Dollars Re7oordoi--

ELOPED from the Subscriber in the month n
a. May last, negro woman by the name OF
n G. O 7,
About four feet ten eleven inches hieh--befwee,
thirty end thirty three years of sge-She is OF q
dark oomplexou snd well set, she has small soar
on her forehead close 70 her hair oocasioned nv a
burn when sma, Il Is about the size Of ninepenee
She has also scar each hand near her hide
finger, ocsasioned by the cutting off Of sixth fin
ger with whioh she was horne Il 10 not imposs;bl,
9ut thsi she has obtAined fee papers, her hus.
band is man OF letters
The above reward will be given In any, person
who will deliver her TO me living near Falmouth
Stafford County, Virginia, OF cure her IN any isiI
80 that get Der again.
MICHAL BOWER.
l.. ). All persons are hereby rwsrped bsr
oouring OF carrying her oot d The Commo, eeslth.
'AH' 70 9spAx
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Extract Of a letter, dated

STKALsUND, New. IL.
We have received accounts from HAMBURG Z,
the 'th NOV. whics sta thst Davoust was ST. J
here, aud among other sxoesses had segnestsrat
all the silver and gold in The Bark of Hanburs -
The French have crossed the Rhine with anil
part OF their army, and division of Cossacks have
French Territory. A corps of French bed go
sessed themselves of Bremen but were driven our
second time, and that city de Jared free Henss
town The inhabitants have suffered much. there
are no letters from that quarter 70 state partic
lars Other political news you win no doubt bav
received much ca ner by way of England
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q DWARD HALLAM bss Just received from
~ Philadelphia and New-York, supply OF frssg
IbAS, superior IN quality and hsvor 10 any before
rece,Ved--eo9g Of the George and Mary's Tea
? twenty-five pipes Msdera and particular T,ner;tfe
Wines, Forty Hhds. Old Rum, two hundred boxes
Northern dies, forty crates Green a,J pine
Eds'd Wsrs, principally Plates, two hundred kegs
r, snd tFt Gun Powder, forty cssks frstb Clover
Seed, Coy bushels Herds Grass. &c.
Otc. oVs
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TIE RICHMOND
COTTON MAEUFACTOp1

!, y
nearly ready to go into operation, and Win in =
y few weeks want considerable number of hands
Men, Women, Boys and Girls of various sizes, viii
meet with empoyment--an white apprentices
received-
Comfortable houses erected at the establish.
neut Tor the accommodation Of Families ana others
that '2ay be employed.
A School and Books &c. &c. will be keut al the
expence OF the institution for the purpose of eduoa
ting the children both apprentices and others. in
the eom1'dg branches Of an English education
Under the organization of this establishment, chill.
dren may obtain from their own Industry comfort.
able maintenance and tolersble good education
None but persons of good character are intended
to be employed; Ifqhers get in, they will be dis.
charged as soon discovered
Persons wishing employ ment may learn further
particulars on application Mr.. Rehard Harris N
the premises or the subscriber in Richmond
BENZ. JAMES HARRIS.
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Vnginid Legislature.
EXTR9 CTS From THE JoJRNcgLS
HOUSE OF DELEGATES


.Nonday, Jan. 2f.
communication from the Senate by their
Clerk
IN SENATE, Jan %. 1914
The Senate have passed the bin. entitled
=" an act esta6l sing several towns"-F sev have
also passed the bills entiled," an act APPOINTING
commissioners to ascertain the proper place for
holding cosrt5 IN the county Of Wood, and for n
ther purpOses---'' art SUIT olisiDg the saIs Of
lie essbe belonging C. the parish of Brutou in IN
county CT 10. '-and " AZ act for extending the
coarter OF the Bank Of Virginia, and for other
purposes; with amendments, in which they re-
i"t st the eoneurrence Of The House OF Delegates
The SAID amendments proposed by the Senate
were agreed to b. tie House
r. r1ssed bills to auihOr Sc the appointment of
= Ne1tsry Accountant, -" incorporating comma
ny 30 make turnpike road from Fsimouth IN
Thorney Point on Aqua creek" we're tead third
time aud passed.
a bill was passed entitled " an act ipeorpors.
as the Merchant and Farmers Baak OF Wheel.
ng"
An eugrossed bill g to prevent orestalypzlr.prs.
ting and engrossing," wss taken 80 on Mr. Pc.
grams motion, and the engrossed rider thereto wa.
read third ume--And The question, being put
upon the passage thereof, was determined in the
negative
Tuesday, Ian %.
communication from the Senate by their
Clerk
IN SENATE, Jan 81. 1914.
The Seos'a have passed the following bills, emit
lied, " a. act concerning the town Of Madison in
the county Of Amherst'---" an act, legalisfng the
apo ntment Of overseers Of the poor made by the
court Of Albemare cosnty al September term isf8-'
-" 81 set to amend The several acts concerning tie
New Kent and Charles City oharity sehooisD.-,and
act vfsting the right Of the county If Boteteurt
10 lot IN the town Of Fincsstle. IN the trustees
thereof i1r purposes therein mentioned"
Engrosssd bills, authorizing the sale Of the glsbe
in King William parish in the counties Of Chester.
field and Powhstsn, end for other purposes therein
meutooed"-" au!horsing the sale Of certain res
property belonging 20 the estate of Alexander G.
Siraehan, deceased, and for other purposes "es 10
explain and amend an act, entitled " an aot affor.
ding relief in certain eases to persons employed in
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Hard Ware, Cutlery md Saddlerv,
FoR SALE b.

EDWARD STAPLES, Jr. ON between 18th and
18th notwithstanding Of
4 hoN, RIM, knob snd closet locks, brass case knob
4 ana beaded ring, ooronon and fac stock, blk &
brt shaekle pad, brit and brn chest and cupboard
trunk ana gun ditto brass end iron table butts st
card-tsble hinges, brass eommode knobs and bsn.
aiel, cupboard turns, knobs, &c screws wro't najs
braces and bits, polished brsees; common snd III
coat aud ysH buttons, ivory and horn combs, brass
ana plated esndlestieks, sheet iron am copper ties
kettles, Sc'-hne white and green ivory knives and
FORKS ~ sets, With csrvers, so. to match, buck
sham buck and white bone ebandle knives - Corts
hne and common penknive5, spertsrnens knives
common and hne snniters, scissors, cork screws sc
flatcd 'tlrrup irons, duke bits and bradoous
snsiiies' curb ehaing tug, harness and bride bue.
kles, harness furniture I'm setts i, .-oo,ar,e, r,
bottom and svival s.irrup irons, sharp and s lent
pelhams and snaies, ispann'd and tnn'd inlets and
Hat SITS, square head eosch screws, Ne.
Also, Iew boxes common X Wfittemore's Cot.
ton and Wool Cards, Of assorted Nos.
October o.
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q y u e = ITO AZ.

.~,,r, ~ - ~ 4 y ~.
IE'HE Public are hereby respe tfully informed.
y that IN. consequence of the trustees If The
ash'nston HenTy Academy, having failed to piv,.
possession TO the Subscriber, agreeably 20 contract
he will continue his School at the Whi,.-Ho,lss
near Hanover Court fiohse.
The School viii lie opened on the f5t, Of N,
present month, and discontinued on the 18th az
ecember next, making term Of ten months. Of
Ter deduedng one Of the Summer months Tor yscs
ton. The Subscriber III teach the EeIo,yins
branches of learning The English, Latir, * CreeA
Languages; Writing, Arithmetic, English Compo.
81 ION and Geography.
The fees for tuition in any, or al Of the sbovs.
zoe TONED branches will be thirty dollars r,n Idle
quarterly in advsDse Board, wso{hg snd f,odo-
ing will be furnished by the Subscriber M Eiphtv
Dollars for the term, payable as above. '
Any Scholar becoming 2 member OF the School
will be liable for the fees for the whole term.
RUFUS CHANDLER.