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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-13
Public Sale.

BY virtue of deed Of trust made t.
the subscriber by Travers Nash, to Sc
cure the payment Of certain sum Of
rrbhey to Major Charles Ewell, will be
offered for sale, to the highest bidder for
ready cash, on Monday, the first day OF
April next, at the courthouse in the
town of Dumfries, certain tract or
parcel of Land, known by the name Of
I. Gree'tpies,o in the county of Prince
William, containing about 100 acres.----
The situation Of this place is SO well
known as to require no description
those to whom it is unknown, if inclined
to purchase, would OF course prefer ex-
aiming themselves its qualities, and
local advantages.
Gerard .dle1dhdsr, Trustee.
March 9 dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-13

Collsular Oficc of Spaan,

sAIExxE9a 7th March, 1916.
HIS Catholic Majesty s Minister Pie
nipotentiary and EAyoy Extrasrdinar5
near the United States OF, America, has
authorised me to inform the merchants
of this district, that his excellenty Don
Pablo Morillo, commander III Chief Of
his lnajesty's forces in the province d
Santa Fee, has officially Informed him
under date Of the 10Th december last
of his having Judged it expedient for the
complete re7establ ishmcntof the tranquil
lily 81, that province. to continue the
blockade of that part of the coast com,
pretended between ST. Martha and the
river Atrato inclusive: and that all yesF
sells found to the south Of The river Mag
daIeB, or TO the north Of the parallel q
Cape Tiburon Oh the Mosquito coast ahS
between the Merdians ofboth the giyei
points, will be seized and eoHfscated,
mo matter where hgahd and withoutfe
gard to any documents they may pro
|duce, leaving however, open to lawfd
trade the ports Of Saint Martha an. Por
TO Bello-Notite is therefore, giuep d
this, to ichost ii mny concern, that Con
|sular documents viii be granted at TIL,
office to all vessels bound from this dis
|trict to the aforesaid ports Of Saint Mar
|tha and Porto Bello.
PABLO CFACoN,
Spanish Consul. +
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Yaluabls ilt Pr0Dsfsg for Sals

y YNDER The authority ef q deed p
trust, from The late capt. 5eOrge
North, for certain. purposes therein men,
toned, the Subscribers will expose e
s !, On the premises; on Monday tbs
Az dav 81 Nav. $40, that valuable Mil
Seat On Eioltnes Run, in the county q
Fairfax, to which are attached about for,
ty-two acres Of land. This valuable pro-
perty IS about Six and half miles from
Alexandria, Georgetown and Washing
ton. There Is a turnpike road from the
Washington bridge passing BY this pro
perry and interesting the Little Rlyel
turnpike road.
The Mil House Is built of stone, s.
|by 40 feet, three stories high with com
|pietc machinery, the whole new, and II
|escellent order, There is also a com
|modious dwelliBg-houses kitchen, stables
|yc. Al further description IS deemed
unnecessary, as those disposed to pur
|chase will probably view the property
before the day Of sale.
One third Of the purchase money vii
he required in hand, and the remaining
two thirds in six and twelve months, Will
IA deed Of trust upon the property to Sc
cure the payment.
/ John Mckinney,
N. s. Wise, Il
Trustees
Il ~, II; - -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-13
Salt and Wine.
The Subscribers

The SuDSCr1DcrS
|HAVfNG formed q connection il
trade, under the firm Of Harper e
Fendati--O Offer for sale. at their Store
corner of Prince and Union streets hear
the Dock,
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Cogniac brandy
Whiskey
Molasses
l.. p. Madeira, and
Ieneriffe wines, by the pipe halt
pipe or quarter cask
Loaf and lump s-edrs
n. Orleans do.
G. p. Imperial TEA
imperial do.
Hyson, Y. Hyson &
Hyson skin do.
Coffee.
English seine twins Of superior quail
ty, and Cordage of various kinds Tar
and cork wood, together with a. general
assortment of Groceries.
Salnnel Harper.
Beng. 4. Fendall.
Fab o. If
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RrriletraN and Rephq1ls.
klSe Published.

And for sale at the subscriber's Bopl
: and Stationary Store opposite to th'
Washington hySrhs on Klng.strest
AlexandliR-
CITARBEAaAGNE, or the Chnrcl
neliyered--an Epic Poem, in "a book
by Lucien Bouaparte, Of the Institute o
Fsance, sc. 2 vols. hbarda. Price tw'
dollars.
a Circamstantial Narrative Of tn,
Campaign III Rassia, embeliished viii
plans of the battles of Moscow, Malo and
5araslayiter Containing a faithful de
scription Of the sffecting and interesting
scenes of which the author was an eys
\ witness--hy. Eugene Labaume, captaif
az the royal geographical engineers, &c
I vol. octak0. Price 80 SO
ALSO,
The fsslowiaS Juvenile Books, by The
tlnzen or single.
YsunR "a 3 pFimmer, M York pre-
ceptor, as peiling book, do. reader.
Rarbauld b hYmns, way to wealth. POI
ems for Children, seven wonders of the
world, true stories related, false stories
corrected, Wattsss divine songs, the
black prince, childrens' play, instruct
five alphabet, Esopss fables, the sea-
sons, the clio, garden amusement, ths
: hermit, cries of New York, solar MI
swoscope, Alexander Selkirk, tths real
Robinson Crusee), youths cabinet Of
nature, life Of Daniel Lambert, select
fables 10 prose and verse, the lottery,
the pious parents request, art of flying,
.tpitaphs, the mirror Of misery, OF tyrahi
nv exposed, history Of beasts, Of birds;
Of fish, of insects, new years gift, beau
ties Of tie New England priminer, little
! poems fos little readers, the medley;
blessing toy, book Of riddles, book
6f pietares, scripture history; picture
Alphabet, book Of letters, spring, SUM
fner, autumn, winter, childhood, In
fancy, manhood, old age.
The following ara principally ornament
sdwith Carricature Engravings.
Joe DobsOn, blue beard, puhch's visit to
pug, Tom the piper's sen, the jack daw
at home, Ne world turned upside down,
the peacock at home, Peter Prim's pro-
ftable present, little Eliza, little Hen
nv. little William, Gulliyer's travels,
pug's visit to punch, Mrs. Gilpin, Jack
and the bean stalk, cats concert.
Together with large stock Of school
and nTiscellaneegs books.
ROBERT GRAY. 1
Tarnarv &
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NOTlCE.

TO all whom it may concern.
You are hereby notified that the Direci
lTax of the United States for 1915. has
become due and payable, and that attep-
dance will be given to receive the same
| at the following times and places !: VIZ.
Aide, Thursday, a9th Feb. 1916.
q M. Ldudcun
Ntiadlsburgh, Friday, list March. Up
,,pervilIe, Saturday, Cd. Frog Town,
Monday, 4tf. Ppnkin Town, Tuesday
E5th. Nicholas Osbora's, Wednesday
10Th: HiElsOorough, Thursday, 9TH, Wa
lterford, Friday, 9th. Soudet's Store
saturday, 9th. Leesburg, Monday and
TUESDAY, ] It'll and 18th.
lCen{reville, "Wednesday, 18th, Fairfax
Capt. SsnEster's, Thursday, 14th, !.
Rochester. Friday, 18TH,
West End, Saturday, 18th,
Fairfax c. House. Monday & Tuesday,
ss 18th and 19ths
|Wrens Tavern, "Wednesday, Goth,
Wiley's, Thursday 2lst,
GAINESVILLE, Friday, ed,
Gum Spring, Saturday, Esd,
And that correct copies of the tax
list remain with che principal assessor
Of the collection district open to the in
spectioh ofany person, who may apply
to inspect the same.
B You are further notified thatthe duties
on household furniture and on gold and
silver watches, have also become due, 4
that attendance viii be given at the fore
going times and places to receive the
same. Bank notes Of anychartered bank
within ths District of Columbia, Virginia
notes or notes Of the Leesbarg Union &
Loudoun Companies will be received,
notwithstanding the latter are said TO De
going.
Hours Of attendance from 9 o'clock till
4 o'clock. e,...
JOHN LITTLEJOHN,
Collector 9th 9ed Collection
District Of Virginia
Feb. 22-eo2W.
For Snls, Freight, or Charter,
SkE The schooner Jane, burthen 85I
sH tens or $50 barrels, now in com
Olete order for the reception OF a cargo.
Bats and CarOood-
Feb I eotl
*. >
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Vaudeville & Larmour,.

Vaudeville e LarmOur,
Corner Of King y FairJaa U King Y wa
ter streets,
HAVE FoR SALE, 4
100 barrels whiskeY
Y 10 pipes cognac brandy
s do. Holland gin
20 puncheons w. India Rum
10 hhds. 1st and 81 quality New.
Orleans sugar
1000 lbs, prime Lasuira coffee
so boxes mould candles, assorted
sizes !,
100 do. n1uscatel & bloom raisins
500 VT. fresh currafts
go boxes chocolate
With their usual assortment Of wines IL
quors and groceries.
December 1S
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-13
Ground Plaster.

THE subscriber has on hand and IN
tends Keeping large and constant sup
,oly Of Ground PLASTER, for sale at re
|luced price, at the mill on King street
|, few doors below the Union Bank, AM
this store on the wharf. !. Z,
I sA. p. COVER: (
1, feh Of 2awtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-13

Comprising nine sections, under che fol-
lowing heads:
l. Aristocracy.
.. The Principles of the Policy Of the
United States, and Of the Engli sh policy,
S. The evil Moral Principles Of ths
Government Of the United States.
4. Funding
S. Banking.
s. The good Moral Principles Of the
|Goverument of the United States.
z. Authority.
8. The Mode of infusing 6rlstocraty
into the Policy of the Unite9 States;
9. The legal Policy of he United
Estates. LII
One volume, octavo.--Prics in boards
fSs-bound, SO so.
For sale by
|! Robert Gray.
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n dn herellY caution all Der
PERM 81 Harmon,

- 4
GABINE r III a KER S.
W EG leave to inform their friends and
tie public, that they carry on their
business in all its branches, at the large
Brick House formerly occupied by Jo'ln
Muir on Roy al-street, between King
and Prince-streets, where they intenNd
to keep constantly for sale, gsnssSTaIl as s
ssrtment of CABINET FURNITURE
OF the best workmanship ard newest
Sashions, and are determined to sell op
as eiood terms as can be had from the
northward or elsewhere. They have
Mahogany for sale by the board or los.
~, A few Journeymen would meet
with constant employ.
4 February | enZm &
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Public Sale.

March l--9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-02
} Hugh Smith & Go.

Have received by the ship Boston from
liverpool,
An additional supply which, with their
stock on hand, enables thera 70 oiter toI
sale general assortment OF CHINA.
GLASS and EAR THEN WARE, at rea-
sonable prices.
They offer for sale,
A few tons Of shot,
Pipes in boxes, and
Dry white ana red Lead in casks,
Sept. IL alWeo'i
The National Intelligencer, Winches,
fer Gazette and Leesburg Washington
an, witt please insert the above Tor three
weeks and forward their accounts to TINS
office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-02
Wine, Molasses, &c.

4 pipes, 5 half pipes, and. $ 9 lISTI
Z oaks l.. P. MADEIRA VII
first quality, ffom the hone'O Y
Murdoch and Co. Scott aaa y,
Howard, March and Go. Sew
Datf'aud Ipgl md BlacsDap,I
9 half pipes L. ?. Tenerl'te VA NJ
partot which is old, and VET
vofed. lad
10 quarter casks Sherry WE
10 lids. bright retailing Mola''ss
? Sugar IN hds. and. barrels,
Coffee in, bags and barrels,
Imperial and Toans Hyaan' ies hid
N. +. and Wet India Runl' ~
and barrels, >, ,,r
Philadelphia Rye Whiskey, w% .;psI
Gus other Articles, co@p' .s N
general assortment OF Llqu0
Gx0cericsAtor -ale by ,,eR
JOHN Ii. CasaafD
september ID di"aSe->|
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-02
STOP THIEF!
Fifty Dollars Reward.

wwAN SW ~ from the subscriber, a.
"a h.nt Ton p'e,oeks last NIGHT. NEGRO
- &c shout ;; wears Of are. about i
So .sssl ~ l,;sh very stout made and
ses ~, ~ IN ~. has re,narka-
ss,p ,s a. 49, s.s nh lane heels---he had
a.ysr;e3y 81 clothing which is deemes IN
necessary to describe.
lie stole away from ny stable. at the
aatne time. BLACK P0,HEY, stout
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-02

ia ri ~ 10 HIN. s n @ ".
Has removed his Hardware Store e
the corner It Pitt and: ling streets, op
nosi1e the Washington Tavern, where ne
& nbw opening. Tor sale, an extensive as
sofsneut Of
Hardware, Cutlerg, and fancy
.8riicll.s.
Received per big. Thomas, and ship
General Saith. All Il which wit be
Add an the most accommodating terms.
xA.te .,ber so d6teo
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-02
Niglt School.

subscriber BEES leave = nj ,,
the citizens, aud his paII0, Iii CO
ticuIar, that his Night School, a,s W esd
mence on Monday evening ny
stant.
- e. ". carHf
Sepssmber ls - -
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PUBEIC SALE.

On Saturday next, at half past three
O'Clock, will be seld, at the corner. o.
Fairfax and Oronoke streets, near Mil
Ter and Mills bake house, a Kiln of vel
burnt Bricks, containing about $4,000,
Terms made Known At place of sale.
P. g. MARSTELLERp Auc'n
October
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II ALL GOODS.

JflssxpH JANNEY has imported IL
Ihe sIlip Boston, Captain Finley, Just az
r;issd frona England, d General As
sorfment Of FAIL GOODS, whislf ar
offered for sale b the package or piece.
9 mo. Is GO s
G and I z. Thompson.
Have received penthe brig Thomas, Cap
tain Bowman, from Liverpool, 2 choic
selsctioA 81
Seusoaahe articles,
Amongsthem ave--
Sheppartl's and Meek, lines and Cos
extra superfsAe Imp. Saxony Cloth
aad Cassime*es
FINE and sapertiae Yorkshire ditto
Double milled Dsabs
Fashionable fancy Yessiftss and lnlpe
rial Cords
Flannels, WiidbOres and Bonbazets
Striped Blankets
! Rose ditto assorted, o. TO ISs4, SOM
extra superiine
superfne Garpetting and heat q iSnss
new aud rich figures
Twilled Cords and Velyetteens
Ga, IA, and ga Merine Shawis, AZ
c8lors.
GA saperfne dark Ginghauas ,,
Rich Spanish net and birsl.eye null
Bourhon Cord, twilled and striped
corded, Lace Stripe, Pink and Lita g
Stripe. TalDbomed india, fine book.
iacenet. cambria and tiull- slusi'ns'
Patent Net Braces
Ladies' & gentiemens' Leather Gloyes
LADIES' regency Eur Capes, firene asl
Tippcts, Nossynet Scarts, G =
Piloreaas, Leopold Stocks 8 Chit
.sreus' Wsrsted Boots
L.osdon treble gilt and patent uove
Silk Butruns =,
Coloned & patent wire Cotton Threads
Stea,n-loam Shirfihgs
Maiabar n andkerehiefs, etc.
! September Is dS'eo
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-02

s:s
& ! raniemptatad that Yes3el Of novel
Invention. leaving fllig rort, should dis
Inlay American genus and hardwood e
Ithepoftof ST. Petersburgh. 4 this expe'
lditiane be suspended or laid aside, = !
mot from any doubtas tells practlcablli
lty. s y
/ 81 There aIe persons 81. some einltiencs
lin Europe who look contemptuousiy q
Tour country, in the persuasion that az
lcreatures, notcxcepting man, degenerate :
there. They trismphantly call onus :
dexhibit list Of our scholars, poets, heroes !
land statesmen. Be this the care Q
i aosterity But admitting we had = !
Ipfousf namest to show, IL Il reasonaO'e .
fmake such heavy demand, on 50 recen
lapeopie Gould the cu'tpfe o sS ,Is:'
lbe expected from those wnos "a A.. eu'. q
Ting the earth, were ooligea q WINE .ne
Iheld apough ~ one nAnu,ta ,1
Sword 10 tue otneI . s,iosy wv VIZ
Ipreclate their Dreatnern q the sscs.' = =
member thar our forests, fhossn vice.,
spsead gave no academic shade; !,
!" In the century succeeding fiuas Z 7
voyage the great poets 9 L l,;', NOV '.
r he'd, while we we're co'nPeileu - sa'
foAr daily bread Dy our daSy iaoer. e
Iground, tsereloFe, was occuplc'' pe'o,'
we had leisure 70 make our Sapproach
The various ehqras OF our m nor ION
have, long s'ncs, been touched 20 al the''
tones by mhstrels, penealh whose ma Z
hand y mas resoanued every soqna' Ton %,
tine roar OF 'nunuer lo',ii'S ao's hl
|vanftof heaven. % tne iactsious pieas
|lngs Of ute bsi.l -, Genus a'la = .as's
have already slvel' 9 an sne lueasiof,bs
that innagiha'f9h can ooaF iof.n, 10
|cal haDi atlon ana tlahle. y otils'e
then remains Tor the ffesea1 age, op' .
repeat their just thougnls IN heir pure
style. lnase VINO, op eltBe! sias OF she
Atlantic, are too pfoud 20 perform TINS
|plagiary task, must Convey false fhouslss
I'm the old CLASSIFICATION, or clotile,in TIP
rery phrase the correct conceptions OF
their predecessors. Poetry Is the splen-
ibid effect OF genus moulding into lam
|guase ba'barous dialect. When
1.-THE great bards have written, the Ian
|guase is formed ). and 6y those who sue
leecd itis dishgured. LIE reason IS 'eyl-
|dent. New authors would write some
Ithingnew, when there IS nothing new.
All which they can 90, therefore, IS to It'll
new moulds wit, old metal, and exhi3lt
NOVELTY OF expressions anee thsy cannot
produce novelty OF thenght- but these
novel expressions must vary from that
elegance ana ipfce IN winch tne power
led harmony OF language have Dee n7al-
ready dlspiaEed.
: LET us not then, attempt to marshal
against eacnsotller, infernai and celestial
lspifi;s, 20 describe various seasons, 70
conaense diVlne ana morai truth IN mel
li ! verse, OF 70 nallare, IN our ma
i've speech, inc melody OF ancient song.
~ ther pains remain 10 De troeuen,
|ether nelas 90 be caltwated, other regions
90 eeeAp,oreu' ine 'ers'le eafill1s MOI
yet vnoliy pesPiea. Inc raging ocean
IS not yet qui.e suDuued ~ the learned
leisurs OF European wealth can gain ap.
pause aor metnlg out Dy sy'iabies reluc-
| |, drawn n teg.ther, unharin0aious
Manufacture. Re II ours tn hoaSf chat
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-02

The Museum will be bper
for the reception Of Visitors,gon .uondas,
"Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
from o6 O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-02

The Farmers Bank of Alexandria this
day declares a dividend of profits upon
Its capital stock pail in, Of four per CEN
for the last six aonths, payable to stock.
holders or their representatives, on the
third instant.
By order of the Board,
JOHN HOOP, Cashier.
October / 2aw2w Ia
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Patons and Butcher
Have received by the ship George Long
from StockhOin,

405s tons SWeueS Dbl iIO.i
Principally consisting Of Wagon Tire
two inches wide BY half inch to one inch
thick. also sqrares and round. And i have
on band and received BY recent arrivals,
an extensive assortment OF
az. HARDW ARE AND CUTLERY.
septembeF1l sooW
The Editors of the National Inteiligen-
Ger. Leesburg Washingtonisn, Ninches-
ter Gazette, are requested to insert the a
boye three times a week tor three WeeNs'
aud send their accounts to this Office
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-02
sNc0TICE.

/ have authoriss | and empowered John
G. Mandell to aoilect all rents and ar
rearsgrs Of rents due to me IN and ABOUT
Alexandria.
October 1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-08
KENTUCKYLAND FOR SALE

- virtue ota deed of trust, to me executed, by
? > Thomas Price, dated January LIST, 1915, To Sc
cure the pay ment to Robert G. Scott If the sum OF
) 69S 50-l00, which deed was Ger fled in the
County Court of James-Ciy, to the Court of Floyd
County, in the State of Kentucky shall on Friday
the 10th ofFebuary next proceed to sell at public
auction. to the highest bidder, for cash, before the
Beil-Tavern, III the CITY of Richmo d., a Tract of
1850 ACRES OF LAND--Lying and being on the
West FORK of Great Sandy River, in the County of
Floyd and State of Kentucky. and patented in the
name Of james Madison. which land was conveyed
to Thomas Price by Robert c. Scott and Susan r
his wife, by deed bearing date The 1t of January
ISIS. There isa considerable portion Of this land
bottom, and it is altogether valuable of land
LEONARD HENLEY
F.,Jr7hnrn 8. S7-2nzr,h,
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INTEREsTlNN no MEDICAL MEN !

Z excellent estabIishment in the Medical Line
"a to be disposed Of, (by which AN independence.
may he soon acqsired,) consisting Of shop fixtur
and furniture Of every Kind which are all OF stu
peror quality together with the medicines, sc. cn
hard 10 which may he added, should an early
application be made, complete assortment, if re-
qrired.
The situation for business is one Of the best and
pleasantes as we'll being the oldest medical stand
"a Richmond. I'm establishment so profitable,
combining every niedca! advantage, is rarely to be
found
For further partc uIars, enquire of
~ CRAWFORD,
Who has HOUSE and STORE TO rent, ON the
Cross Street, to the corner.
CT ALSO on hand--A considerable quantity of
London Lead in OIL, in kegs--in which a considera-
bic bargain may be had.
Fe6'Wd'y 3. STIFF
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CHRIs rIAN BOHN.

W AVING administered on the estate of John c.
q iubner, deceased, wishes to close the late con-
cern ofBohn {; lIubner al the end of this year, rs
also his administration the said John G. Hnbaer's
estate therefore, all persons having claims against
John g. Husner, individuality, or against the late
firm u Bonn x Hubner, will please make them
known, and all those indebted, are requested TO
matte payment.
CHRISTIAN BONN,
Administrator 0: John G.. subner, deed.
aud surviving partner Of BONN & Hubucr.
FebTuaTU |. 96-3m
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACADEMY


FhNIE patrons Of literature are respectfully in
formed, that tie Trustees have engaged Ansel
French, A. IA. professor OF languages in this issti-
tuition. The very liberal education which ihis gem
tleman has received in one otogr best universities,
his pure morals and perseverance, IS an instructor
authorize anticpations of extensive usefulness.
The course Of Education At l,e Rappahannock A
eaderny inclules-the Greek, Lain, French and
English Languages, the various branches Of pure
Mathematics, with Physics and the Philosophy Of
the human mind.
Experience has demonstrated, that the situation
Of the Academy is as sala5r0is as any in Virgin
H..
The price Of board and tuition low-The ac.
eommo,lalions such. as to receive entire satslacti
on.
JOHN TAYLOR, Presi-
dent Of thc Trustees.
ALEX. A. T.. G. KEECH,
President Of the Academy.
January 80. S5-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-08
January 10.

iIy Yftueota De, OF to the SuLscrihers,v
Corheiius Euch, tor the purpose of raising the mons there
by intended 10 Ike seenrtd-Wl be sold, for casa ON W,
nesday the thrteeltll day OF March the dwelling
house OF the said Buck, The OF LAND. on which he =,
present resides, supposed contain rather more than cy,
hundred and tnry-iuur acrsS tract OF LIND in ,hc
county of Amelia, supposed 10 contain thousand ana
three and acr,s OF IND in the co,,v ~
Chesterfield, on the turnpike road, abont six miles above M
town OF Manchester supposed to contain eighty acres
eleven of LAND lying the county of Patrick ami
one III tile county OF PitiSyIyania supposed cortain i'm
the aggregate four thousand four hundred AID fort,-one
very likely large stock of horses, mules cattle hogs and
sheep large assortment of plantation tools and utensils
CHRiOI and Harness. great variety of elegant auJ
valuable household and kitchen furniture, containing almost
every article necessary and convenient in Housekeeping
should The property not be sold the above day. tile sale
will continue from day day, until icieey is sold 10
answer tax purposes OF the and eNpenc,s sale
ROBERT GRAHAM On
J.W. NINFREE irustees'
january TO- 1g-wiwSxeptds