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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-17

theBitsh scetd. els who fired o,. CITY, The fate of
fnis yoang man Is really lamentsble. Aitcr having
ecen impressed for anumbcr 81 years he was doomed
total by the mus;vt ota conuoa yasbort or having
expressed his indignation at their conduct in the City.
Thus they have scwn their great respect to the me-
mory OF Washington; and have proved tn the world
aW 10 the misuGed angiotactionists here, that their
Nspect TO his memory is To murder his nephew artl
burn the second hous lac eye.' bltto the ground 10.
WASHING TON, Septcm ber II.
BY some casualty this WIS not seen by the
Secretary of the Navy in time to publish with
Goa Porter's repor..l
Cohy IF a letter from Com. Porter to the
Secretary 9f the Marry, duted
WAsHlNGToN, Sept.9.
The enclosed note was sent to me by Col.
Parker, and beg that you will publish 1t "a
long with my report.
have the honor to be, with great respect,
your obedient servant,
m d. PORTER.
Hon. WIN. JONES,
Secretary Of the Nary.
THE NOTE ENCLOSED.
The very moment Information was receiv-
ed ny Col. Green and my self of the eneuiy's
intention TO come down, the regiments were
paraded, mine being in front, and common
ced their march. Fearing that unless the
ground was previously marked out, there
the midst of SO heavy fire, rode forward
myself; went to the ground on the right OF
the battery which was to have been my sta
tion, found it occupied by some riaemen, &c. !;
then went to the left s. ordered Capt. Jan
ways company to take their position, aud
waited myself for the regiment to come up
After some time the fire becoming excessive
ly heavy, ! found that the sailors and marines
were retreating from the fort, and seeing Conn
modore Porter among the last, l ran to him
and asked if he had oraered it. lie re-
piled that he found it impossible to main
tain the fort longer against SO disproportioned
3 fbrce.
l could myself proceed very little farther,
and found it not only more dangerous to re-
treat than remain, but quite impossible to re-
join the troops, who had, as understand,
continued 20 advance to within goo yards OF
the battery, until Gen. Hungcrford ordered q
retreat.
The 11th regt was a second time ordered
to advance obliquely to the right, to cover the
battery. and did so advance until they came
within view Of the shipping, and were again
retreated
The brigade Of Gen. Young were in Col
Green's and my rear.
r. E. PARKER,
1t. Col. Cong lll.h Regt.
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men and childrcn-Ihey say that number
of British were expected at Pensacola every
day, and when they arrived, they should be
supplied with arms, ammunition and provis-
IONS. wo British vessels were said to have
arrived the day before he (NIolris) came "a
way hey are daily mastering, paradiug and
exercising the Indians, which seems TO be We
ny Disgusting to them, they appear TO be in
confusion, they are not well pleased with the
genera! proceedings of the British towards
Them, a few OF them have gone to Escamba
for the purpose of interceding with their fami-
lies ana friends to come and give themselves
up u the Americans I; it is expected they win
DC here III a few days, if they proceed, the
number VI Indians Ill aud about Pensacoia,
we believe to be about $50 and more ere dali
iy expected from Appah,chicola.
he further states, that the town is guarded
prlnclpaly by lndilus ul-r the command OF
Brush oihcers, there are now s in town all
the BRITISH troops at Appalachicoi;, were dali
iy expected, aud soon after their arrival a
part or the British and Indiai,s were expected
TO come up this way, another part were ex-
pected to 80 on the Coweta.-Theyc direct the
Indians to kill every American who attempts
to go into Pensacola. they are also instructed
on tile ARRIVAL OF the British to con6ne every
American IN and about Pensacola if ti.ey RI.
iuse TO hight Ter them. The Spanish troops
i ~ ~ liz our letter
o. the trSt instant, was received this morn
ing.
we are respectfully your OBJ serv',s
w. s, J. PIER =, =
Judge IouLM1N.
+. ,. Morris states, that the Indians know
our weakness mere, he has Frequently heard
tliein talk about it and observe, with how
much case they could take this place, this man
(! speaks the Greek tongue. He has lived 3 or
I. Ayears in the Greek nation, ne has been 4.
(! year III the neiahborhood OF Pensacola, lie
! came away in consequence of the threats Of
the British against the Americans there. If
| there is not more troops sent here, soon; we
tearere ions, We shall share the same fate
OF the people who fell in MiIns's fort.
| w, & JP.''
!
| NEw-OpLEAYs. Anp Is
Eztract eta istterta'sm a gehtleaiaa al Pen
Spcola. 10 his corres1s1ndeut IN illus cnu. d.
ted Jity IS, 1914.
'On the 18th arrived here, Col. Jno. or
don with dispatches from Gen jackson, de-
manding in rather pcremptory terms, two In
ian chiefs M Queen and Francis the prophet :;
saying that if he was refused, that he should
be under the disasrega6le necessity of coming
mere atter them. ms has much enragvd
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ALExAHDR.A, Sept. Il.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. IL
- The following ,ettei~ with which we
have been favored Contains the most authen-
tic news which we have yet received from
Baltimore. The first was addressed to the T.
ditors by a citizen of this place, the second to
merchant III town, and received by the mail
last evening The fate Of Baltimore could
not have been decided Yesterday as anticipa-
ted, the stage this evening viii probably re-
lieve our anxiety. The publication of the
newspapers has been suspended, what we
learn is byletter. Two 74's had been 50 ligh-
tened as to cross the bar. but no fire II I'd vet
been opened upon fort M'Henrv. TIE feet
consisted OF about so sail, which were in
sight
Nc. 1.---Balt. Sept. 10, O'Clock fnight)
The enemy Landed at or near n Point. last
night or this morning. An engagement took
place with their advance to-day about seven
! miles hence, and our troops retired with few
killed ard wounded. A severe engagement
| must take place to morrow, and if the enemy
| are as strong us represented, $4,000, fear
| the result.
No. 2.--Balt. Sept. 10, 10 o'clock, (night.)
| his morning the enemy commenced Ian
| ding at North Point, Is miles from this the
| Sd brigade composing the Baltimore militia.
| about 1000 men, were detached to meet them,
an engagement took place this afternoon at a
| place called the Meeting House, about miles
from hence. Our men behaved well, but be-
ing overpcwered were obliged TO retreat
| this was nothing more than was expected, and
| believe intended! by the commanding officer
our strong ground Is little beyond Hamp
| stead Hiil, miles distant, where we have
| extensive entertainments thrown up and filed
| with troops and about so pieces of ar
! tiilery and plenty Of brave men to serve them
should the enemy succeed in passing them,
they Will have to tight hard. Tomorrow will
| IN all probability decide our fate Our loss as
| yet has been nconsidcrablc.
" BY subsequent verbal information we
| hear that the enemy had commenced the
bonbardment Of the fort about o'clock yes
ter!ay morning.
AZ Three O'Clock and 10 further news
There was considerable skirlnishing sester-
day, but nothing decisive. Is Herald.
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MR.. MuIIAA1 WI cox

.. we have $50 regulars, (sne troops fnm n Car
'l,"' I'd Enquirer.
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This is to give Notice.

That Inc subscriber svs obtained
from the Orphans Court Of a exam
dria county, in the District oi Gum.
bia, Letters Tesesmertary or nc L..
staie Of halhurin Perrin, late Of SAID
county. deceascd-Ail per4ons having
clsims against the said Dece dent, are
hereby watrcd to exhibit tho same
with the vouchers thereof, duly au.
thcatiesled sad passed by, the Or.
phans' Couri, 10 the subscriber, on or
before the 18th day Of June next, or
they n,,y BY law be excluded from all
benefit to said estate: and these in.
debled thereto are required 10 mako
Immediate payment.
Olsen under my hand this 18Th day
Of Dsc 1914
RICHARD NJ SCOTT,
Executor OF Mafhurin Perrin.
Dec ''-8".
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This is to give Notice,

That TIE subscribers have obtasnea
rom the Orphans' Court OF Aexsn.
;!ria county, in the Di.,rist OF Coiun.
oia, Letters estameptsry on thc e.
,tate Of David Lupion, Jun late Of INC
county aloe said, deceased : -! per-
sons having claims against The said d.
celcnt, arc hereby warned 10 exhibit
nc same duly authenticated snd pss-
ied by the Orphaos' Cour, 20 the sn'-
scribers, on OF be lore the 18th dry OF
tune next, or they may 10y law he ry-
Guided from I'll benefit to ,aid estate ;
and those lacsbted thereto arc requir.
ed 10 make immediate payment
Gisan und r our hands this 18th
OF D. cemOer. 10 I.
ID NJD IUPTON,
JOHN M'fHERS SON,
PHINE's JANNEY,
Executors oil David Lntton. ".
Dec. lS-sw
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This is to give Notice,

That The subscribers a Alexandra
County, in the District of Columbia
have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of said county, Letters of Ad.
ministration on the personal estate oil
Thomas Darne, late of the county, a.
ores,id, deeeased--AA persons hay-
ing claims against the said decedcnt
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, duly su
thsnticated and passed by the Orphans
Court, to the su ,scribers, on or before
the 18Th day Of June next, or they
may by law be excluded from all be-
nefit to said esiate-and those indebted
thereto IRE required 10 make impedi:
ate payment. sfis
Given under our hands this 18th OF
December, 1914. az szF' 'ss
BELLINDk zDARNE,
SfMoNSDARNE,
Admnistrsssrs e 7Hos. Darne
Dec. l5-6v.
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JUST PUBLISHED
By THE suRsCRIBERs

A neat ed,lion of DR.. Watts's plain
and easv CATECHlSMS for Children,
TO which are added . Prcserv tive
Tom the Sins and Follies of Youth |:
The Westminster AssemhIy's shorter
CATECHlSMwith Explanatory Notes
and Seriptural MISUNDERSTANDING Di-
vine & Moral, with some short PRAYERS
for the use OF Chiidren-by the same
Author.
James Kemnedy o Son.
Nov - DIFF
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DR.. Darrah, Dentist,

INFORMS lhe Ladies and Gentle.
men of Alexandra and lis vicinity, that
he win continue at the Indian Queen
lSyeru, on King Street, sew days
lo,.rer, where he will perform every
necessary operation on the Teeth snd
Gums.
Dec 10.
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Orphans Court.

.Herandria Conaiy, Dec. Term. 1914.
ORDERED, Ina: lie Execute. Of
MATnURIN fERRlN, deceased, do in.
setuhe following Advertisement ti,cc
times week eight weeks IN the A
lcxandria newspapers.
A Copy-T-st.
a. MOORE, Reg'r.
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Tuaaeers Oil.
Information Waited.

an the Sd Of August las. two loads
~ of SUGARS we're delivered at
Pittsburgh to be forwarded Va IN this
place, TIE real or ASSUMED names eltse
Wargoners are JAMES TURPIN and
JOSHUA BAKER, who isfora,sd Mr..
Samuel Smith oil pi,t.bsrgb, that they
lived near Lsesburs Va.-Ja'ass Tar-
pin had nine barrrel, gross weight
s4oI-Joshua Baker seven barrels gross
weight a092-If left Oh the road, as TOO
b,her Loads from the same place were,
during The time the BRITISH Beet we're
in possession Of Alexandria. The
holder, will sblige rs by for~ardipg.
them oB-if disposed OF by the Wag.
voners and information given so as to
brig them TO justice, afewsrd will be
given on application either TO Samuel
Smith, Piu.bu gh or
John & Thomas Vowel
.Alr-randria.
December 40. laws.
The Editors Of the Lecsburg Wash
inetoniab, and Winchester Gsz-tte,
will publish the above once week three
times and forward their account 10 this
Office.
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JUST PUBLISHED
FOR SALE
BY Il. GRAY,
CAREy's GENERAL ATLAS,

IMPROVED & ENHANCED,
BEING \ collection Of Maps OF tho
World, and Quarters, theiT Empires
Ki,edoms &c. esotaiaing sftv eight
Maps. handsomely Cclored, halt bound
in Morocco Backs and Parchment Cor
nsrs-Price 3 Is.
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Orphans Court.

Alexandria County Dec Tenn. 1915.
SOnDrRED inai the Executors of
DAVID LvproN, Jun. d. ceased, d. in-
srrl the following advertisement 'lIce
times week Tor eight weeks in tho
hlexaa,''ia neN-p pers-
aC1p,-T,s
A. MOORE, Pse'r.
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Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, NoV Term. 1914.
ORDERED, That the AdmInistra
tors of THOMAS DARNE, deceased, do
insert the following advertisement
three times week for-six weeks in
the Al, xandria newspapers.
A Copy-iest
A. MOORE. Reg'r.
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December 10
ORPHANS COURT.

Alexandria County, .sou Term, 1914.
ORDERED,- that tho Ex-catsrs
Of Charles Alerandsr, dec. do insert
The following adyerasemen, threc'i. es
a week for 8 weeksin the Alexandria
newspapers
A CopY-TEsT.
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A. 8, j n. sL,lMS. ROYAI-STREET, ALEXANDRIA.
Z HURSDAY D1clnBEa 20, 1914.
Orphans Court,

.Msraudria County Nor. 4frm, 1914
Z, ,s,isUiI4. IL. That tho Execuors OF
RieA'a. L. Hcwit, deceased, do insert
the following advertisement, three times
a week lor six weeks in the Aicxar'
dria newspaptre-
A Copy-Tssb
a. MOORE, Reg'r
This is to give Notice,
That the SUBSCRIBERS Of alexandra
County. in The District Of Co umbia,
have o6tuiRed flom ihe Orphans Court
alorts,ith letters tcstamentary on tho
estate OF Richd l.. Hewitt. late Of the
county aforesaid, deceased: al persons
having Claims against the said cccedcnt
are hereby warned to exhibit The same
with the vouchers thereof to the sub,
scribers duly authenticated & passed by
the Orphans Court, on or before the
third day of May next, or they may by.
law be excluded from all bene Fit TO said
estate ana those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment
Given under our hands this Sd day
OF November 1914.
James S. Scott,
John Richards,
EXECUTORS Of Richard L. Hewitt.
November ;. 8.
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Notice.

A Meeting of the Washington and
Alexandria Turnpike Company. will
take place at Triplttts sHstel, in the
Town of Alexandra, on the Fret Mon.
day in next month, for the purpose of
clecting five Directors, Clerk and a
Treasurer, for the snsuiug year.
Benz. c. Ashton, elk:
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Salt g. Seine Tsci;n
Joseph .Mandcvillc,

Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Q, A;n~ end fcrta.r S.rcas.
Has FOR sac
so Or Chess Gunp"wdtI, Imperial,
Nv .on, fruj'e iifson. hysu.,-
SKIN. snd : nchdnr 'FIAS.
$4,000 Id. refined SUGARS
60 bhis. MuSroyado q n. Orleans
Sugars.
% boxes Waite and Brown Fla.
vaaGa Go.
10 pipes c guac Dir ANDY.
so hoxc, Mould CANDLES.
With general assnr,men, 81 the best
Wines, Liquors and Groceric.
October rs.
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a MOORE Peg'r.
This is to give Notice,

.
That the subscrIber OF Alexandria coun.
" in ,hc district oil Columb's has cbt,in.
cd from tie Orphans Court Of sid
County, letters Testamcntary on the
estate Of Charles .Ai,xande7. late ri the
said County, dec'd.-AA pe, son, having
clam. against the SAID dccedent are
hereby warmed to exhibit ..he same with
the vouchets thereof, TO the subscribers
duly authenticated aud passed by tho
Orphans C&urt, on or before the sob
day Of May next, or they may by law
be excluded from all benefit to said
estate, and those indebted thereto a.
required to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 3Jth day Of
November 1914.
VIM. b. alexander,
WIN. +. Scam,
Executors Of CnAs. ALEXANDER.
DeceAber /. dS"
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THEFT.

MTAS, STOLEN out Of nv pocS.
Wv ct ons night last week walc
isleep, TWO HUNDRED ID IL
LARS, in two Notes on the Bank OF
Aiexandria which had il my poke
snme time prior TO the first OF -sHr
1872. will give reward oil rive
Dollars to any person who shall deiivei
the said Notesto me o. III nv sbsence
10 Mr.. William Horner at Faaq'ief
Court House--withoIt any question,
being asked how said money came Into
their possession.
John Green.
December 70 lawaN'
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Hygeia Academy.

TIME trustees OF the abcy. School
have the ss,i,i,ction 20 announce
10 the public, that comfortable Cord
ing House, caleulatedt to accoma odatc
40 or so Boarders, has been REGENTS
finished, and that a person.. every way
qualified, is engaged to take Charge Ct
il tao ensuing wear.
F. Turner, Pres't.
Ed. Brooke, Sec'ry.
Nov. 10 I'm.
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Wanted to Hire,

For the ensuing year smart we'll sls-
posed NEGRO BOY from vs. 10 Is
wears oh, TO attend upon single per.
SON. Esquire at the Oaiee OF .he ga
Zettc.
Oc,aber 6.
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Aiaa.s, Herbert & Co.

Have just reeevfd and c8er for Sale,
$4,000 lbs. green and white CoH &c
in tierces bills. and bags,
1900 lbs. loaf sugar,
io4 bales Upland Cotton, s.
hhds. Molasses.
100 ooxes best moald Candles,
. 8 Gerces RICE,
Is halt ticrccs do.
10 quart-r casks l.. r. renerifie
80. WINE,
y Chests IMPERIAL TEA, 4
2 half Caes;s do.
~ 3 ALSO.
$4,000 lbs. Prime so 81 LEATHER
Dee. 3
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KANHAWA LAND
FOR SALE.

1O,OUO 1AOAOS VI AAAANt
r YlNG on Elk River, about 90
IL miles from CharIestown. where
it emptics into the. Great Kenbawa III.
YER, and in the County of Renhaws,
will be sold or exchanged for other
property 10 the District Of Columbia,
or any ofthe adjacent Counties on low
terms. This Land is heavily timber.
ed, Of good quality, and lies in the
neishborhood sf several valuable Salt
Works. For terms and particulars
J. D. Simms.
4 .Akrandris
PRINTING
~~aAx xx1cuQIY Az 3xfn oyIl9B
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'Tooacco Wanted
TO RENT.

THE aOU SE now occupied by Dr.
Brooke, adjoining the residence OF Mr.
Isaac Gibson, with or without the Fur
n;lure.-Por terms srplyto
Isaac Gibson.
September 81. vt
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Butt9, Feathers, &c.
5000 lbs. prime 6rkin BUTTER,
500 lbs. live FEATHERS,
For sGle BY
JOSEPH MANDEy!LLE,
Corner Of King u fairjsr.areets,
With his usual general assortmsnt OF
the best WINES, LIQUORS 4 GRO.
CERES,
October Z.
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TO RENT.

THAT three story Brick House. on
Prince street. near the Farmers Bank,
now occupied by Mrs. Washington as
"A boarding house. Immediate posses
,ion may be had.
G. Deneale.
October 6. If
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John c. VozpeR.
Mount ftvb'a, July IL. em
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VIM. B. Alexander,
WIN. 7. Scam,

Executors Of CnAs. ALEXANDER.
Decenber |. d8w
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Land for Sale.
ii Form containing uhspards Of $50
ACRES,

About five miles from Alexandria,
a part OF it within quarter OF mile
from the Li,te River Turnpike Rosd,
is for Sa!e.-Thefe are about 80 acres
of Meadow, through which runs an
active and never failing stream the d.
s,aacs Of about Jnlf mile, having a
sugicient fan for Wster-Works suited
to various Factories, and upwards at 100
acres which have never been cleared.
TIE situation is healthy, there being a.
bundance of excellent Springs, and
from the bro~s of the elevated grounds
may be seen the fine Valley of Backhck
Run, Great Hunting Greek, the SOUTH
ern extremity Of Alexandria, and the II
YER Potomac. II is bounded principally
b, the lands OF VIM. Hepburn Joha
Summers and Wa. Moss. A parts In
the tenure of Stephen Lomax, who will
give some information about the boun-
darles, to any person disposed to buy
and it is expected no person will Offer to
purchase without first viewing the pre-
misses. The farm will be sold by the a
ere, according ,o 4 survey to BE- made
and the terms of payment shall be res-
sonable for which application Is to De
made to the subscriber.
Charles Lee.
December Is ItIl.
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Alexandra Academy

TINE Trustees Of the in,,i:,,.
i nave the satisfaction of inlo,aie
the public that on Monday u. T y
inst. department will be in on.,,s tVi
und:r the immediate managens,,
Joseph Steneer Of Yale COLLEGE S'
struction in the following br.n...
yiz.-Reading, writing,arithm.,ic as
graphy and History with the US. IS
Globes, at the rate Of $40 Der ANN
Mathematics and natural phioso.'
with other branches of useful srs'
namental learning, at the Lie Of =,
per annnm. So that this deDar,,
will be calculated as well for the rs,a
ton Of such as may have fnishs,'
usual course Of Latin and Gre.E :
dies, as of those who are only inlssl
to be furnished with complete :,
polished English education.
The advantages which this sen,,,
combines, underits present resula,is
they believe viii! hardly be found ns
equalled by any ether within ,h.,
neutrality-suspicious., School upon Il
PLAZA of Joseph Lancaster, in vail
children are instructed from the s'Ds,|
bet, and advanced to degree Of pn
fciency in rea,iing, wri,'n., alrhns
tic, english grammar and seosnph,
with rapidly which to those u.s
quainted with this mode Of cjrca,i,
might appear incrcdi,Ic. Thedepn,
mcnt Tor Iatin and greek, is sill. uta
the immediate direction Of AhiaI Hs.
brock an experienced tesclier From
either of these, scholars will PISS b
the first mentioned departments al
they may be inte 1ded for class!c.l sJp
cat;cn or otherwise.
The Trustees by cngrartiHs Gh q.
ditional department. en- the Qri9in'l-Ns
bl:shmcnt, nave endeavorei 10 NEE,
the wishes OF many, : no Wills tbu
have been solicjtous that theu cIide
would be instructed in ell the Use
and ornamental branches cr cdGc.t,
taught at the several universjtis, h
bel n deferred, either from ina,ii'N !
citation to the expencc, or from UNIV
iingness to hazard the exchang: a
moral for intellectual treasures Tg|
therefore cherish 4 hope that thcira'
beavers to obviste these difficulties
may be found worthy of enyagns, h
aid and encouragement Of the publ!
generally, AND especially OF theini'
bitants Of this pisce
The price OF tuition in the diRea'
departments Of this seminary is Ha'
lows:
In the Lancaster School, Sloper a.
In the upper English
School while pursuing
reading, writing, arith.
me,ic, or engaged in
the study of !Geogra-
ply and History $50 pern
in the higher classes in
this ard in the Latin K
Greek School, $50 per 4
By order of the Trustees,
James Muir, Pres't
Jan, A.