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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21
To The Editor qf'Me Enquirer.
awm. i. Mary College. Isth Deeeubcr

'"' - --'iE SOheScs -otil OeetDlOITy 1919.
"DEAR SIR--A most unfortunate occurrence ba-
wing taken place here, l viii be much obliged to
you TO publish the following account OF it. ia order
to prevent misrepresentation
"Fwoci the str !ents passing Il, VI ono rfthe haeb
Streets about o'cocS yesterday evening" heard the
cry of -f1rder They went, OF course, to see
what was the matter,whea woman called out, and
begged their protection. This, as she appeared 10
have been much abused, was granted; and she was
conveyed to place of safety
so far. all was well but the Brother Of the wo-
man, hearing what bad happened, determined to in
hct soine clastise rnent on the man who had thas
maltrea;ed his Sister. Three ofthe younger stu
dents learning las intentions, from very
common though culpable curiosity, notwithstanding
the remonstrances of their older and more discreet
companions, wonid 20 to witness the transaction
The man, who had been beating his wife, expect
Ing probably such visit from his hrDther-in-law,
had prepared himself with gun, ard seeing the
students 6red on them, rs they approached when a.
bout so paris of. Two were wounded, neither
dangerously, az the shot were small
"Ihese unfortunate youths were ind ujtedly TO
blame; but their fault WAS venal one, and thcv
have paid severely FORT. This mproprietv too,
slight as it is ia the only the part Of any of
the students, which has come to the knowledge of
the Professors, since the lectures commenced regu-
larry. Among upwards ofSlXTY YOUNG MEN
some trivial imprudences must be expected but
no seminary the Continent can boast of Pupils
more stu''ious mere correct than those now at
tending the College Of William and Mary"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21

The A. Y. Evening lDoat, the Baiti-
more ISieerahh, and indeed almost the
whole pack of Federal Editors, are now
commencing Mr.. Madison's Message, and
conggatulating him upon turning a FEEDER
alisi.-We wish we could reciprocate the
compliment, and congratulate them upon
becoming Sound Republicans and che sound
friends of the country.
Mr.. Madison will scarcely thank them
for their eulogiums, when he rec fleets that
nearly the same compliment was paid him
upon his arrar Ssments with skine-and
how meanly and how treacherously they
retracted their concessions, upon Mr.. f..
being disavowed by their friends across
the water" Call you this backing your
friends 20
We confess, we should not be surprised
to hear these same gentlemen praising MIR.
Nj. for being friend of the .4iien and Sc
dillon dctS, an enemy of the late war with
England, an oPpositionist to al the meas
ures necessary 20 its prosecution, the
friend of England, the vindicator of all her
atrocities, the advocate of rebellion, and a
sound Hartford ConventioHist-Mr. Nj.
has only to get over these trihing peccadiI
loes, and MS federal eulcgists will be dis
posed to dub him to all intents and purpos-
es a complete Federalist.
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OBITUaRT.

Departed this life Monday the 1th INST n his ,eas in
Chesterfield county Mqjor JJifN HdRRfS aged 50 years
ardalw days. re has lcf aniabc wife ard numerous
offspring 70 ewsii DUR irrrpsrabe loss. IN the cndcarn
aetiouae and cndcr--he excellent Deghbor ana
uaiul membcr oisoccty Short ls department
through life, INN the esteem Of all vho knew him be
net MS approaching dissolution with calm resignation NJ
mnd aes uniformly The result Of well spent life. and
ead and eye witness to his patton, suring5 pays tis
feeble tfhute Of respect % departed worth.
-. On the 9th inst. P1Yy ". Hyft, wife Of the RoYer
end Rob RI Hurt. OF Halifax county. Virginia
--. On 1hursiay night, the 18th inst. Mrs. Eif-rt1H
Ue, Of ;e county Of Hanoyer ia the 10Th year Of her
ayr. tender parent lind mistress, and respected neigh
bor-sIc died lamcn;ed hyail Hho knew her.
-, On iucstav morning toe i1t inst. J1in Iofgiqs
s1nccutr frHa Washington, OF IRE partners enpior
c in erecting the Monuments, the NoGgnifqi Church n
ts cityic has LETT an atstionae wife and i've children
10 len,-nt his toss
On the 3o,h ul;. this scat " Amelia county, csoson
LadlseI b,es'ea, iu d,e So ycas Il bs az
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-ae) ce:+aiuiy rnbcco1,;nr s.r,ctu-ss, have
stated Their grievances, should have tci'
no othsr upeasiness Oh the su5t C, than
that which would have arisen from ny
anxiety to discover their cause and 60 re-
Dir IS tler.--For the generous, the pat
riotic and hgh-nin,ietl people OF that town,
have always felt the highest respsc.. anj
nothing would have gwen me greater plea
sure than IN prove lilac | was not inscnsi-
ole To their Just complaints, and regarded
their convenience equally with that cf the
people OF Richmond. to whose good" a
lone 1t is insinuated am exclusively de-
voted.
The rest will appear in the next En-
quirer, with the necessary ccrt f-ates.
WIN. FOJSHEE, p. ~
Richmond, December 81, 1915.
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1Heolorical Socie'y of Virginia be permit
ted to be heard at the Bar of the House.
on Tuesday the Cd january, in support OF
the Memorial from the said Trustees.
Various Petitions were received and laid
upon the table.
Wednesday, December 90.
MANY Bills of local and private nature
were read in their progress through the
HOUSE.
The Report Of the President and Direc-
tors at the Literary T ind was referred To
n Select Committee, on motion of MIR.
Scott, of York.
On Mr.. Estill's motion, leave was grant
cd to bring in bill, the object Of which is
to increase the present very small salaries
Of the Clerks in the Aud tors, Treasurcr's
and Registers Offices.
Several Rep RS of Committees on Peti-
tons were acted upon; and sundry petitions
were read and referred.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21
TO THE EDITOR.

Extract from an U. S. officer, dated
AUGUSTA, Dec. lin, 1915.
The Commissioners having finished
running the line between the United States
and the Greek nation, our Reg't the Attn,
is now ordered to Charleston, Is. c. its
original destination. A Council has been
held by them, and they have determined,
to resist the settlement of the land given up
to us, although they did not attempt to in
terrupt the Commissioners when tracing
the boundary"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21
ERROR CORRECTED.

In curpaper d Tuesday last, there was an Error
in stating the style OF the a,t decided in the Court
Of Appeals-lt is styled " Philip Martin, agar st
David Hunter !" whereas it ought to be thus
Z" Timothy TrydtIe, lessee of David Hunter,
appellant,
Against
Philip Martin, heir at law ard degisee Of
Denny Fauisx, deed. .fbbeHse'
The decision OF the Court Of Appeals was IN favor
Of the appellant.
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[RErERsED 10 in thc abore.7

UGSNGN, CCkoOfT- -, 1914.
The Subscriber, on Yesterday Afternoon,
heard with some surprise and much regret,
that disc ntens had arisen among some cf
the Members of the legislature, respect
ing the pOST-OFFICE in this City-As
he is totally uniformed who the Gentle
men complaining are. or what the nature
of the complaints, he consequently cannot
offer the n"c's 'ry redress, or make the
correction qrisite to ob"ia:e repetition
of abuses or negccts, if such exist and
Their fore, so'icits every person who has, or
may hereafter feel himself aggrevcd on
this subject, to make the same known in
person, or by Letter, to the Post-M ste,,
who for tbs purpose, will attend to-day in
the Lobby of the Fl use of ID legates. trcm
the hour of 10 to that of , O'clock and be
ready at all times to attend 60 written
communications on the subject.
WIN. FOUSHEE, Sen. p. ".
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A PLANTATION, sc. For Sale.

PLANTATION, sc. For Sale
an Tucs,l'v, I6'. January next, If fair, If not.
the next tar day, will b. sold ,n the promises
at Public Sale, in pursuance OF decree Of the conrt
OF Esw-hcnt county, that hsndsorne Plantation in
sail county, near Providence Forge, b.ongirq 10
the estate Of Edmund Ap. erson, deed, coltsinis 6,
a1ont 400 acres This plants tion is well sd,ptod
for the culture oFeor1, wheq; and oats, stvi'e m
10 three fields or Shifts well cnc,oset.; hrs hCsn
carefully ana indi"ionsy rnanysed has on it con
ren'ent dwelling house and al necessary cut ho,1-es
IN g7"l repair is well watered, and has a excellent
orchard nf thriving peach and apple trees.
NJ the same time and place viii be soil, al tie
Stock Of CHtiN, IIorfes. Sheep and Hogs: Corn,
Fodder Fan"iug Utensils, household and kitchen
Furniture, sc. sc.
Terms o. sale FOR the lanh, will he one fourth,
payabie ia twelve months, the remaining three
iourths ~ the d ath marriage of the wninw APP
person-For the personal estate, twelve months
credit viii be given all over ten dollars be-
low that amount, cash.
Bonds with approved security. carrying interest
from the date, If not punetuay paid, and deed Of
trust on the land to the payment thereof
will he required
The property viii he shewp by the subscriber
on the prc"isrs, any time between the o5th i-
slant and the tlav of sale
THOMAS f. STUART, Evec'-
December 81 69--wAw
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Decenker 10.
mr. HILL FOY ,y.II-E-

.1IHF I'LL ron iS.ILN
YsTHiS Estate lays on the north si.e Of pro;r,,o
z River, near French's Tavern. IN the Ruc,,;u.,
ham Road and I2 niles west Of Pnyha,an cs.,,f
house it contains 62S acres OF LAND, of tire II.
quality; $50 of which is iow-grounls, nearly n
cleared. The improvements al sucl. az viii 81
the convenience OF a genieei family indrpende
groes, with n sufficient number r e-ranari,, for a.
preservation Of the crops II would De an eligiii
settlement FRA medical or law gentle man II b. t..
within mornings ride Of six court io,,ses. AID -
very populcus and wealthy u igl,b ihsod Pc. so
shlnS tnpurchase may see ne al the Swsr-T..
vern, in Richmond, from the 2ih to 80, ius, r.
they may direct to me. Possession CON he bai m
first day cf January, 1916. t. H. COOKE
Bacon S-CastGe, Decem5er2 2. Cg--e.o
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FOR SAIE.

fOR BALE.
YEJfIE Subscriber viii sell his Valuable Pantstion
y on James River known by the name Of the
Nam, IA the county Of James CITY, within five rides
Oh Williamsburg, and separated by Bacl, Cred
from Jsmrs Town. This farm contains 500 acres,
with suitable proportion Of Marsh: the waters
Which hound it. abound with fish and " III fowl the
soil of the first quality, adapted to the culture of
corn, wheat, clover and Tobacco.
have ALSO 100 acres Wood Land, two miles n =
bove, on ;he river, which will be sold with the he
aforementioned farm. The payments will be made
accommodating to the purchaser.
J. AMBLER.
December Of. Go--.6t
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
PURSUANT to a Decree Of the Suneri-

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
PURSUANT to a Decree Of the Superb
or Court OF Chnnccry for the Distrc, Of Richmond n
warded IN favor Of John Preston Treasurer Of the common
wealth. of virginia, of William Moeiy, Sc against
Frances Quarles widow and Admins will the viii an
ncNed Of John Queries, dec asc, and Others def ndan;s
Will be sold, 10 te highest bidd a or dir OF u months
at kins-wiliam courthouse Monday, The ed dy of jan
u1ry next, (being court dayJ Trf fLfND.in said con-
~, containing acres Of high land, and 300 scres ofmarh
situated immediately or Matapy river about IL miles &
low the courthouse. and six above West Point.
This Land ofpretty good soil, and abonds in very fine
white oak and pine timber. There attached toit, VERY
extensive firm marh upon which great many cattle and
hos may be supported and raised vcry little exp1,c-
Fish aud Wild fowl may be had in abundance in teir
ptctiyc
For The OF the purchase money bond with security
will be- required. payabc 10 the commonwealth and also
del Of trust on said Land 70 further secure the payments
the bond
The Commissioners.
KJnc-H1fi1r, Dcrc7bcr ~. oo--tds
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STRAY MARRS.

z URING the summer. two small Mares cot o..
& , OF my pasture, snd were often seen in ~
neighborhOod during tha; period, from whence /.
is probable they have straycd.
Any person who NAV know where thev are. !
requested to inform me by posi- or o,hervi e an.
] will make reasonable Compensation for any trot,
ble.--One is BLACK, with star and some wsns q,
her--i years old. The other, light sorreI, vii,
white on the face & nose years old
WN. NEWBUnN.
Gc''ifo BRUCE, Po1ybatGa, Dec. 81. 6o-4rs.
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Tohacco akiN rising I

e. We understand tat Mr.. George Fubnnl. Of Abe.
marie county, sold aicw days ago III tins city, Tobacco
dOls. per ewt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21

Circumstances beyond my control las prevent
my Attendance in Richmond this week. Pcrso,
wishing t. purchase tie above property. may kno.
the terms by applying To Major lanes Robertso,
OF Amelia, orlo Ri. COCKF.
Pncol's CqqfIe S5,r-,y,
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1ldrine Insurance Conhary
OF EIC,HMONn

Not iCE IS herehV given, that the P,.esiae-
J. ' GHG D6ecfofe 81 ans IHgfi,Hfioa, daae III
tdy. dectarcda pitFGTid Of Is PER cent. tn, D
te'iod OF giH months, p.ui2i;s, on thar pa;f al
GHptR S!Oe', zgfich he's teen faid IN an.
tbat!hs same nil be rail to ne Ssock.io,essrs.
their authorised apenfS, az tie oece orMe O.,
PAM, en- and after tie Goth S,asf.
by order ofbe B9drd Of Directors.
n. CAAiPBEl.L, Sccreta,Y.
Decen5er 10. 6s8t
TIE Stocthsll-sq 77iN please 10 take nof,l
that T1tcsdcg HE 9d DAY Of .Ianuar.y aerf. bsis:
g}tpo:rt='! i III 81 = '7e--.sss.,,, - go,
ing year--d boN anil he pbe7ed fe,, fsqs ~
foSc, al The Office Of the Con,parG, on Hlqt Il
ar 10 O'Clock, forenoon, and closcd az ) o'eloc!
p NJ
December 70. 6s-to1r
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Richmond e Petersburg .4cconmoolati Il.
ST.fG ES.


s7Hif Public ere respectfully informed. that I.
Z f'tf''e. the Accommodation Stages he,wc,
Richmond and Petersburg, will leave each Toy
every day at SUNRISE, aud viii arrive. the on.
Petersburg. and the other in Rchrona. bye
clock, II. NJ. e the same dar. The Pronift.o
arc induced tn make this arrangement n the na-
cuiar solicitation Of great number &c their trisnt
who prefer travelling in the morniug, AMI appro,,'
ating the evening 20 business
Crest exertious will be made TO give comfort a,
satisfaction TO the passengers, by
TIE PROPEiETORS.
Decennb e. fo-s,.
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rtrhfIc AUCTION.

E1TNL BE SOLD, To the highest bidder
~ WEDNESDAY,, the taenty ven'h i
II fair, mr. the first day thereafter. at Tire Bell--
vcrn, in the Crt &C Richmond, } Negro Men
z Women, an old Chaifor, II Wsggn- snd mul
belonging 10 the estate of Colo'el William q,
dee. OF W estover.
Twelve months crcdi. will nc allowed, the /,
ehasers giving bond with approved security. ~
der OF the executor, nc. THOS. TAYLOR
Dcc-rnbar 10 Gg-,ts
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TUX O.IIIfs.
YEVWO TRACTS or LAND one living in the
: lower end of Fluvanna County on the Great
Bril- Creek, about FIVE miles from the towuo Co
lumbia. or point Cf fork the other in the upper
end ofGoochland, ahnvt the same distance from he
place, and within about three or four miles Of
James River. each containing about 700 acres: aso
p TRACT or LAND, in Louisa, upon the soufh
branches Of Pamunky, containing between two and
three hu dred seres, on " hch there are a number
of good bdIliugs. and besilcs other improvements
an excellent Meadow. well setin grass. For terms,
apply to LNUICELOT MINOR,
near .i5iiciei's Store. Lordsa.
December q. 6g-3w
-JEVHE annual mceting ct he Harm String
Con571y viii take Face according tic ofincor-
norafnn Monday tie 1sih of January nN AT the Uaik
q rcriau the city Of Richmond, FOR the purpose Of cic.
ting Niaunggrs.-Ijy orlerOf to. present
Manners.
Dsee46cr a. sy-5t
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THE SJBSCRIgIIiS

THE SUBSCRIBERS
GAS jnstr ceived nv the late arriyals from &c.
YORK, and Philadelphia, large IN: n,itv
DRY-GOODS. It is not necessary r., give a Il
cription.--Iie attention OF those wishing 10 n,
chase are particularly requested; we h1re Elcwi
fpr sale, Boiling Cloths of the best quality. fro
NJ. Q TO 2 and Few tons Of Hemp All Of " i
viii he sold lower than they have heretofore. 4
ready money or Town accepiarcss.
DAVID s WILLIAM y KYLE.
u cemher o. 6o-fn
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4 MOST DESIRABLE rs TABLI5HNIFN7T
FOR STTE

n MOST DESIRABLE rs ESTABLISHMENT
FOR sale.
the 5th hay of January next if fair if not the
next fair day thereafter, will he sold to the
highest bidder, before the dour ofthe Raei IN Ia
vern, in the city of Williamsburg, the farm and
dwelling house, late the residence of LittIetcn
Tazewcll, dec. The dwelling, which IS within the
corporation, is one of the most elegant and spacious
houses in the state. The farm consists of four hun
dred acres, about thirty Of which highly Improved
meadow; and is well supplied with all ont houses
necessary to its advantageous management. At
taehed TO the above farm, grst mill Just finish
eh, situated on the college creek which is na,iga.
BILE 10 the mill door. a credit or one and two
years Will be allowed on the amount Of purchase
to be satisfactorily scored, and to carry nterest
from the dav of sale. This property is particularly
recommended t. any gentleman d,sirous Of giving
liberal edueat'on TO his children, on easy terms
Possession may be had, with such delay only as will
he necessary TO the removal Of the personal proper
y that may he nm the premises the 6av of sale
WILLIAM T'AHEVf-ELL. Exec'r
CATiiARINE TATFWELL, Exec'x
Of l.. Tazeweil, decd
a few Negroes belonging to the above estate,
may he had at private sale, in families ONLY, by APP
plging 20 the Executor, who resides at Richmond
Wow, in the ennrty If Chesterfield.
or The Editor Of the Norfolk Herald is re-
quested to insert the above ill the day Of sale
December Of. G9-2awtds
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EDUCATION.

TT y
EBEvEzER AcADEWZ-- BrursTcick couvf
'sNHE Trustees of this Institution. wi,
infinite pleasure announce the public, that O.
have engaged Mr.. IHsnas g Terrell 10 srperit.it !.
Aodeny TIE ,ning year, rd :ron, bis very partc,,r
tentioi and the great progress OF the Siits during
P'sci'i it i'ntter themselves that t,o> who may ca
teiI children TO BIS cafe, VIII meet with annie ssii, eta
Ssned THoS. M6cLIN. Pisy-f.
eftde Beard q II asiess Ffe. Zen.
y. S-1he cyerc'ss uf the Acsdemy viii cor-,n.rs,.
Moida 18th January. Price or,uitics, son a>s.esI q
cnton, 20 dots for English so doiS. p=,eAr uafrer,v
etvnnee BOARD sNh he bad in tie nghbourhood for Is
70 dolls. thu icfn.
Dce ;rJcr ~. co-,nv.,r
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POR SILE.

K1nr-N1innm. Dc-cntcr n.
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
IowEn SAvIcArroS or THE JAMES RIVER.
To thc Cfii-ena If Richn,nnd

To the Citizens Of Richmond.
lncre isno surer sign oe the prosperity
OF city, tn IN the facility of communication
which it enjoys, with the points Of business
arc ITS ways open its roads good are
carals cut where cataracts obstruct the
stream abovc-Or sand bars removed
Which imp ds the navigation below ? Can
Produce or articles of merchandise be
Drought and carried away with the least
possible loss Of time and carriage? In the
saIne proportion, if any Of these Difficult
aes should occur, there is no surer sign Of
mo enterprise Of its inhabitants than the
.hor,s which they make to remove them.
W n Of zeal aud of public spirit viii not
suffer the approaches TO their town to be
'ostru-tci They 7vW smooth the way
60 me country behind them. They 7WN
@'ot out roads in all directions, where bu-
sNess can be extended. They 7viH remove
"e lmpediments which block up their river
Cow. Genius, capital, and enterprise
remove even mountains.
l. fou hare opened your beautiful river a
1--WE The Canal IS an impershable mon
suent oil your industry and skill. Every
Wy You enjoy the reward Of yonr labors, in
,.e rich productions of the Upper Coun-
~ which are daily floating to your mar
w. How, then, comes it to pass, that
ts,,uI river below is still in the same condi-
ss ~ which you received il from the hands
n nature that the beds of rock and bars
. s'nd still defy your navigation that
es OF any considerable burden are or
4 p .sb to put into Norfolk or stop at City
H.. OF at Warwicks, point not more
III" I'VE or six miles from your own door ?
q 'N' none but coasting vessels can creep
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STSCRTpn

The sch. Manus, with brandy, wine, silks SIC
arrived at this port last night, in as days FROM Bor-
denuN and It is said has b,paght Paris papers to the
we'd. We were unable to obtain any or the,u, but
We are Informed that their contents, are unimDnr-
tant' IN TACT, that they entirely barren OF any
thing like news
The verbal intelligence hy the NTanlius is that
the treaty between The allies and the French 60
veinmcnt had not been pub ished That there had
been several reviews Of the allied troops revions to
the evacuahoa Of the different esntonments The
Russians the only trcops Of the allies tat lad
as yet actually taken up the line of march for horne
No doubt but that they are desrous af reaching
the I" fITshtEIi climate before the frost becomes
too severe. Ney's trial it is understood WIS pro-
guessing. Photograph.
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EDTCHpTON

q ER. DAVID RELJI, lately from Scotland,
~ z hereby intmates TO the citizens Of Richmond,
that he intends To open a School here in y street
directly Opposite the Columbian Hotel, upon Mon
day first, 18Th CURT, where be purposes m teach
English, Writing, Accounts, Geography, Mens1-
ration, Navigation, the Latin Language, and the
Elements of the Greet. ue terms Of tuition to be
as follows. ;2:-ihe Eng'ish language and writing
dollars per quarter: ditto. Together with Geogra-
ply, accounts and Mensnration, dollars the La
tn language and elements Of the Greek, 10 dollars
per quarter.
Also, If a number sufficient to form c.sss make
application, MIR. D. Bell WILL in the evening, teach
any Of the following Mathematical branches, viz :
Elements of Geametly, Comic Sections, Spherical
TrigonometTv, Algebra, Fluxions, Sir Isaac New
tons Princinia, &c.-n the teaching of which
branches he fatters himself that he will equal the
Universities.
Mr.. y. Bell, after being Taught the most cnrn-
mon brsnehes of education, studied several sessions
at the Universities both Of st. Andrews and Edin-
burgh, where his attention was directed TO the Ian
9'iaaes, Mathematics, Mechanical and Chemical
Philosophy, &e.-h. has also taught several Years
in Scotland with and he trusts that by his
strict attention, both TO the studies end morals of
his pupils, he will continue to merit that appreciation
which lie has hitherto received.
Ample certificates Of abilities can be produced.
November II 5S--2tE
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ISo4-5, stating their grievances. ard hum
bly, praying that the law might be " either
repealed, or so amended as to give full ana
adequate relief in the premises"
The Legislature took fire upon the occa-
SIGN. They cried out a fraud a fraud -
that an imposition had been put upon them,
and that it was their duty 20 redress the
grievance upon the spot. But like ali men.
in heat, they pitched the bar too far the
other way. They passed an Act " to a
mend and explain" the former Act-By
this, the tolls were graduated by the draft
of water, without regard 10 the tonnage, ac-
cording to the following rates, on vessels
coming to Rockets