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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-05
Notice.

TN future, the STEAM BOAT will
leave Conway's wharf at 9 A. ". and
the TEAM BOAT at o'clock +. M. for
Georgetown. Having rented a commodi.
GUS and safe room Immediately on the
wharf, all goods lent to either boat can
be deposited there the KEY OF which will
be left at Mr.. Andrew Jainies"n's count
ing room. JoiiN shfh'E.
August IS INV
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-05

Double Block Tin Ware, &c.
ENG desirou, of selling out, the
ID subscriber offers his STOCK ON
HAND, consisting OF an eles ant assort-
ment Of Double Block Tin Ware, with a
general assortment Yf Plane do. at very
reduced prices. wholesale or retail. APP
ply at the Factory, opposite the Gazette
printing Office. WIN. MOORE.
August Ia tt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-05
Hardware & Cutlery.

Hardware & Cutlery.
TNHE subscriber has few casks Hard
Z ware and Cutlery, which he will
sell very;low for cash or on short Gre
dit. He has also handsome assortment,
of GOODS opened, with general as.
sortment of
Fancy Goods.
~ Country merchants and ofhers
will find il to their interest to call and
see the Goods. ..
JOHN JOHNSTON.
March 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
FOREIGN.


We are indebted 10 the politeness of one of
our mercantile friends, for the loan of Bar
bndo, Nercurg of the 2ist OF October, from
which we make the following extiacts:--
Bait. Fed Ga=.
Barrc ErowS, (Barbados) Oct. 2l.-During
ths greater part Of last night aud this day, we
have experienced very tempestuous weather
nom various points OF the com pass, aud whilst
i prevailed from the southwark, we have 10
regret that several vessels were driven on
shore-'ihe following are those that we have
heard of: - barque Crown Prince; briggs
Adclphi and observation-disclosures Hazard,
I.id' Nelson, and Fly, sioops Thomas Spen-
soy, Earl Sandwich. aud Economy; and some
otn,ts whose names we have not yer been able
10 learn.
We axe informed that 'uo lives were lost on
tis,c vessels gouig ashore; bat one or two ne
g.Vts wuo hSIart,ed themselves 10 procure
sa,,,e Shingles ihat wcre floating near the Pier
h.aA, were drowned, owing 10 the e e.nenuous
swrsr thar they had a. encounter.
' [iuard ut the rsd Regiment has been sea-.
H., the protection of the property that may he
,i.teitrom the wrecks: and The drums are nDw
S,tr.monin, IA part OF the Royal Reg:meDt for
lie saAr purpc>N.
.i,s Mtjcsiy's ship Scanauder appeared in
iie 0.iias l4sl night but proceeded to sea
os0iIi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21

clared TO be in force for ten days. Let
us give to our brethren of the State of the
Floridas. proofs ogour military discipline,
and OF our respect for the properties OF the
inhabitants.
Headquarters of Fcrnandina, Noyem-
Der 5th, isl7, and Of the lndepen-
dencc.
/ (SigneO LUIS AURI.
with the exception of the Duke de Richie
lieu, every member of the cabinet OF Lnuis
XVIII. was in olIice under Donaparte They
are as follows:
Gouvion ST. Cyr, Marshal under Bona
partc.
pasquier, project Of Police under Bona
pdtte.
Gaze, Clerk to the mother Of Bonapsrte.
Lime, Il meinberof tue Legislative Body un-
der Bouaparte.
Mole, a Director of roads and bridges under
Bonapdrte.
under Bouaparte.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
Dprsnt;iL HURRICANE!

%aRFoLN, Nov. i7.--trom Capt. Viii
Iiae,-, .of the brig Louisa, from Antigua,
y / avn, Thai Il dreadful hurricane arose
or iae 2i>i u;i. III tile West lndles, the vi
.oiencc Ct which VAS particularly felt at
~. Lasis,- BarjaGgcS, Dominique, Harti-
'siYae dDd 81. yiRcc"ts, where considera-
ule damage MAS sustained 10y the shipping
and csiat $ generally.
At 81. Lncic, HE gale was more partic
ulasy severe. Aiihe vessels III fiat port
were entirely lost the Government
House AMI Barracks blown down the
Governor, his LADY, and Child, and most
Of The staff killed: about 300 Oi,iccrs and
soldiers either kiiedor wounded, and all
the Estates OF the island rendered a heap
81 r,lins.
Some of the particulars of The damages
al Barbados were stated III orr last. -
Capt. W. docs moi furnish any thing in
addition thereto.
AT Dominique, nearly the whole town
WAS inundated, and the destruction of
property imniense Some few lives were
iJst-The Island nearly deSolated Did
not learn that any vessels were lost.
At Mdrtin'gHe, about so sail OF vessels
we've driven ont TO sea iIom ST. PierreS,
principally Americans, and having no
ballast, provisions or other neceSsaries
.nr VOYAGE, have probably been lost
oaiy unr OF the above vessels had been
beard OF. "a French ship which had got in
10 ~. Eustatia. file Estates here also
We're greatly AGED
AZ st. yinceats, 10 sail ofvesseis went
on shore, and were nearly all lost.
\ schooner from Philadelphia, bountl
tuSt. BartS, with wine and brandy, was
lost on Barbnda reet-lhe crew and part
at the cargo saved.
II was reported at Antigua, that H. NJ
chip Antelope, of so guns, Rear Admiral
Harvey, was lost in the gale--Siie sailed
from Pigeon Island for Rarbadoes, the
night previous 10 the gale. Beacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
Book -Bir0iug.


TT7HE Subscribers having purchased handsome s,,
= 'itools, ana good soCk Of materials FROM tho
northern cities beg leave inform their friends aud
me public IN general that they have commenced tie
BOok-blNDlNG BUSINESS, al their shop exactly be-
tween the New Banks aud the Capitol and accessible
b0ih from street aud the ieading rem the M
scum TO the barracks where they stend carrying onthe
business IN all It's variety.
From their perfect knowledge Of the business, and hs
wing been accustomed to The woh done Tor The public
Offices, Banks aud commission houses, aud other stores
Of this city for several past they feel confident
pleasing al those who may favor them with their Gus
tom aud hope for SHARE Of The patronage fhe citl
rene Of Richmond, Manchester, aud their vcinilies
Blank Books " all descriptions, such a. merchants
daybooks, journals, ledgers and letter books sheriff.
textbooks aud CierF records, with and without backs
aud faint lines made at tie shortest notice aud ia ht
neatest manner.
Oid Books neatly rebound.
ORDERS from town aut country thankfully received
aud attentiyely executed.
CHARLES G. CARTER,
LEVIN s. BLAKE.
Noyember2l. sat
(tOMdlIrED TO Buckingham Sail the 10th Of q to-
- Der last negro man by The name Of SAN SAUN-
DEkS.-ils complexion IL rather light about - years
old, aud about i've feet ten inches high with small
scar immediately between his eyes Tie Says he s the
property civilian williams, 81 Richmond.
3 HHtNcn, ianof
NoFefnbei N' 5f.Ulw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
MY, John Morton.

SIR-Yon being biha6itaa3 oCthis Commonwealth
- and hdciHg no attorney therein ktOun 10 me, are
ne'e0g informed, that IL pursuance Of u commission
from ne SAperi0r Court ot CtaHcery ~ RiciBiOnd, is
fAe sur therein leHdiRg nheTcit ain complainant
and goH and Uiti0D SleH0rf are deieHRajifsJ shat
at ing h0Wse, III he county Of King HYioNI, OH the
Sltd ay ~ DecemJer ncxt befWeeH the hours Of ten
4. ". unit 81 r. ~. tahefhe dispositions ~ Cherries
{. Poge md George ~. Uest, to De reGd ip the Saj6
snt ahd fhat o1 ne TENN day critic ensuing term If
fhc ST. erior Curt Of CHaHcCry aj0reSaia ShaH 6y
ny counsel more me hOAoaTable jRdge of the s0ii
C0HTf, oTe-Disfafethe NjuFCtioH fa The said taSe
IHO5fefS G. NELSON,
King UTNieia, Nor.2I 81 fsID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21

1apericda manufacturers With much regret s.
modification, we saw ii announced few DAYS
ago, that a vessel had arrived at Norfolk from
France, bringing furniture for the louse of the
President, aud the remainder we understand
Is expected from England, iii conformity TO
orders. IhlS however, ii must be understood
mas not been done IN compliance with inslruc-
ions or the personal wishes of the President !;
the Importance and multiplicity OF state
sfiaiTS leave him no leisure to attend TO such
tr.aee, aud they are, consequeuty left TO the
sole management of the superintendent of the
building and all connected with il who ann
tod is Mr.. Lee. Having given this eXplanati-
On, We cannot avoid making two or three OBJ
SeTFationS that occur 10 rs on this subject
We naheno professions to that sort of pairi.
oti;m as 1t is called, which prefers coarse aud
dear articles OF domestic manufacture to those
imported, though both better and cheaper
And there is, IN my opinion, more of empty os-
tentailon than sincerity or wisdom in all such
pTeteuSionS. Neither shall here remark that
perhaps, little more attention TO economy,
would have comported rather better with the
supposed characteristic simplicity of repub.
lIcan manners: but no American will say that
when as good and as cheap purchases can be
made or articles manufactured among chr
selves, there are not sufficient and obvious real
sons why such purchases should not be made
instead OF going abroad. Now [ will venture
to assert, with entire confidence that the best
the very best hons choii furniture in this eitv
whether taking into consideration the mateTI-
AIS, the merchandising. or the taste y elegance
OF design has been made here And whoever
wishes 10 be satisfied otihe degree of perfect
on to which our mechanics in this particular
branch have arrived, may crafty theircuriosi-
~ by calling, al any time, at MIR. Pbyfe's cabi-
net warehouse in FuitOn-street, aud looking
at his articles OF cabinet work. The same may,
with justice, be said OF several of our first me-
chancS. A few doors higher up the same
street, al Wheaton and Davis's, may be seen
specimens ct nea, and elegant Workmanship in
fancy chairs, made out of ON curied maple.
Ia point OF cbeapness, presume, all sach ar
ticles, aided as they are by the high protecting
duties, will be found to have the advantage Of
those imported. Ii is. therefore, / repeat ii,
not without feelings of both regret and morti-
cation, that have noticed the circumstance IL
hove stated. might add some remarks, not
destitute OF forcc, upon the evil tendency such
an example might possibly have upon others,
who having more money than mind, make il
their pride to initiate the great. Bnt am adj
monished by the composition it is time TO close
TN V Epgn poef
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
LIBEL PROSECUTION.

New YORK, Nov. 10. Y esterday came
on for trial al The court of sessions in this
city, the cause of The People against
Martha Codd, for "a libel, in having pub
lished in the Evening Post, letter, adj
dressed 10 George Wilsan, counsellor at
law, in which she was alleged to have
charged him, under her own signature,
with being concerned in a conspiracy TO
procure subornation of perjury, for the
purpose OF defeating her in a bill for di-
vorce, in which the facts were sent down,
by the Chancellor, TO be tried by feign-
ed issue. The cause came OF at ~ o.
clock, and lasted through the day; it was
committed TO the jury late at night, who
came into court at O'Clock this morn
ing, with the verdict in favor of the de-
iendaut.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
FR0N TIE BRAzILS.

We have seen letters, says the Boston
Daily advertiser, from Rio Janerio to the
beginning OF Seplember.-A naval eXpe-
d'tion was fitting out at that place,
The destination OF which was unknewm.-
Perhaps ii is moi unreasonable 10 coniec-
iprc, that lis object is 10 take of the Por-
taguese troops at Monte Fideo.-periect
tranquility rtigned al Rio.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
JMpORJANT

IT is circulaiedauIong the knowing ones
of Washington, that the Spanish minis
ter has been authorized by his master,
Ferdinand VII. TO make an offer of Flori-
da to Tie United States, upon terms that
our government will find 1t advantageous
to accept 1t is also comjectured the pur-
chase will speedily be effected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21

BALTIMORE nov. Ils--NG NHueIsld0l II rs
expected that the Franklin will sail from An
nspCiis on Wednesday next.
EXECRABIE STUFF
Extract ofaletter 10 Tie Editor Of the baltimore
Federal GaEetfs, ddted ARagpOhs, 10TH No
rcmbsr, 1917.
W e passed very pleasant day here yea
terday, and our city was quite enliyened by the
interchange Of ciYiitics betw Com. Stew
art, the hon. Minister Rush aud his Excellency
Gov. Ridgely, who arrived here on Wedues.
day evening.
The previous visits having been made a.
greeably TO etiquette, at eleven o'clock yes
terday, the Governor, the Minister, with his
very 5miable Lady, accompanied by number
of Ladies and Gentlemen, LETT the wharf for
the Franklin n tie superb boats Of that ship:
The presence Of our distinguished hero, Com
Decatur, added much lustre and gave great
pleasure to the party. The day was unusually
brilliant, and il is long since have seen our
venerable City 50 gay aud thrODged. On the
magnificent Dome Of the State House was dis
played tile State Flag, in honour OF the occa-
sion,
"The party were received on board The Sc
venty fOar with all tIe civiiities which military
etiquette and politeuess prompted. COmmO.
dore Stewart and Captain Ballard conducted
their visitors through every part Of the ship,
aud tie extreme harmony Of arrangement, tic
happy union Of comforts for the crew, and
terrible fitness for offensive operations which
prevail on board the Franklin eiust give the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21

We understand that Don Manuel de
Aguirre, commissioner from the indepen-
dent governments of South America, Blu
enos Ayres and Chill, has appointed Don
Manuel Moreno for his agent in Balt-
more.
Director Pueyreddoa, now at the head
Of the new republic of River Plate, hav-
ing been represented to us as cruel ty-
rant, q modern Sylla, who, without any
consideration or respect to the laws, to
reason Or justice, perpelrateS every act of
despOtlsm, oppression and violence a
gamsi the patriots that have distinguish
ed themselves the most in delivering their
country from the iron yoke Of the Span
iards we confnss 1t would be gratifying
TO us 10 learn from the commissioner A
guirre, or bis agent Moreno, whether this
picture is drawn by private luminosity, the
spirit of faction, or whether il is really
true historical narrative Of such yiolences.
These gentlemen might perhaps be dis
posed, at the same time, 10 throw some
light or the subject oftbe invasion Of that
country by the Portuguese,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
SPANISH MAIN.
SIMON BOLIVAR, Supreme Chief of the
Republic of Venezuela, TO the Emigrant Guy
snidRs in the Colonies:
PROCLAMATION.

"PROCLAMATION.
The Republican Arms have taken your ma
iiVe land under the protection OF their laws.
Return 10 your homes, TO partake of the
advantages derived from Government whose
fundamental base is Justice-equalizing the
cond tons OF men, and acknowledging no o.
Their title than that of Virtue, Intrepi4ity and
Talent.
Guyanians, return !. to the Asylum of Ii
tertyi Let not your names appear TO the
world as followers of Tyrauts that have de
PfiNed You OF all yOu possessed. reducing yonr
families 10 misery. Do not fea Your compat-
riots, who have exposed their lives to Iibeiat,
YOU from your oppreSsOIs. The principles of
the Government are liberal and youare aware,
iIdt the Americans are always considered in
rocent in the eyes ofthcir fellow citizens. The
name of " Sons of Columbia" is sufficient pro-
lection, and the Name, alone, exculpates all
his crimes
Etnigrant Guyaniams, your cOmpatriots in
viie you TO return to your own territory, where
you will partake Of the liberty they have ac.
CURED. On your arrival, your rights will I've
equal 10 the FIRST Magistrate.
In behaIfof the Republic, guarantee you
an absolute Amnesty.
Head quarters, Guyana, Sd Sept. 1917.
BOLIVAR"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
TO the Editor Of tie Charleston Courier.

To TIE Editor Of Me Charleston Courier.
ST. MARY's, Nov. 8.
1.-The u. s. gun vessel No. I68, Lieu
tenant M'CALI, has arrived here after a
very boisterous passage. Amelia APP
pears 10 be all in a hustle, and there is
constant cannonading there-the place
Is under martial law. Report says, two
prizes are eft. Annexed, you have the
last Proclamation issued by Commodore
AURY."
bhGtitdHts Of FerNandiHa!
For days past yOu have witnessed the
scanddlonS Transactions Of faction, com
posed of men, who existing and tolerated
OF this Island by our generosity, have
solely been engaged in subyerling social
order. They are mercenaries, traitors or
towards, who abandoned the cause ofRe-
publlcanism in tile hour Ofdanger, IL who.
either hired by our enemies, or miSlcd by
the lntrlgues Ola few aspiring individuals,
have attempted to involve us in all the
complicated horrors OLA civil war. Cit.
zcns, We are Republicans from principle,
oar fortunes have been spent, and our
lives Oft exposed for this most glorious
cause. We have come here 10 plant the
tree OF liberty, to foster Tree institutions,
aud TO wage war against the tyrant of
Spain, the oppressor Of America, and the
enemy 10 the rights of man. We are ever
ready to pay obedience TO the principles
OF republicanism, but firmly determined
never to adhere 10 the dictates Of fac
ton.
When the heat Of passions shall he no
more, When public peace aud iranquilli-
" are restored, we shall see with lively
pleasure the establishment ola provisi-
si0nal government most suitable to our
common interest, and to the advancement
OF our glorious cause.
Americans, Euglishmen, Irishmcn and
frenchmen, men OF all uatious we are
Teemen let us forever he united by the
l-Nnf liberty and hatred to tyranny.
er. and Sallors, Martial I-aw u de-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
S135-S0O

SIOO, SOU
From this result it will appear thereis an
excess ofSl35, 500, instead of5G, 900 as we
at first conjectured. Paradoxical as il
may appear, we have some reason TO be-
lieve tdat Capital Ola Million of Dollars
would have been taken with little more
difficulty than the above sum. Many
mOnied men withheld their funds on ac-
count of the insutficiency Of the Capital
stock, from an impression that the ex-
pence attendantOn the establishment of
three branches would absorb too great a
portion of The profits there certainly
is great Truth ia this reasoning 1t is
therefore hoped that the Stockholders will
present petition TO the next Legislature.
praying for an increase Of capital twill
require butlitue argument TO prove the
insutiiciency ola capita OF $500, 600 10 sup
plythewants of eight such imporlantcoui-
ties as Shenandoah, Frederick, Fauqui-
er, Loudoun, Jefferson, Berkeley, Hamp-
shire and Hardy such evidence as
has already been given, Of the wealth Of
these counties, we would appreherd but
I'iile difficulty in obtaining an extension
ofthe capital. Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21

No he'r Canal.-Wc have letter from
a genlleman o! the ticsi standing, dated
Whitehall, Nov. ., which says" The
Northern Canal, connecting the waters of
Lake Cbamplalu With the hudson, was
commence this dsyand Will be prosecut-
ed with energy till stopped by the frost.
-'i'he whole will undoubtedly be com
psetednext summer" [I'lat,Sbu,gA Rep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21

I.ttsraaI Nasiga,ion. The Boston Dali
Iy Advertiser OF Wednesday, has the pro-
ceedlngs o! a meeting assembled III con-
slider the pra ilcabllily and expediency
OF opening direct navigation between
Barustable and Buzzard's Bay, which
might dispense with The circHitous and
often dangerous navigation round Cape
Col"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
An 4Sr0NIsufNG DFET.

4 Beet has bee, raised by gentleman o;
Annapolis. the present year, irun the seed, oi
the following dnncnsions and weight /: Ii
p,easnled round tue thckcst part. feet G inch.
es; its length wi>2 feet = inches and It's
weight Il pornds 10 ouuces II iarylaai Rep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21

BAITtMoRE Nov. I've understand il
expected that the Franklin will sail from Ar
nspCis on Wednesday next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21

ST. LouIs, October live learn that a
party OF troops consisting of5O men and off.
GERS, either going TO, or returning from Ike
army Vt General Nina, were met in the plains.
a few days march west Of the Sabine river by
800 rOyaists and Indians, who engaged them
aud defeated the party. Upwards Of 10 Of the
patriots were killed and wounded and the re-
mandcr made prisoners. Two expresses from
mlDa's Army had arrived at Naicntoches with
4 large bundle of dispatches. Transitions
were iaakng fof thc Red river Newspaper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27
Men Books d Stationary.


Az their THEOLOGICAL AND SCHOOL
Book and szr1TloNaRY STcRE, sign OF
the BsnL G, Iscbange Street,
Lave JUN received the following, among many
/ other article. 10 their line vix Memoirs OF
Mr. Abigail wssers ser ssS exsfiirsf zes'f. mar
riss Newell. Fanny Woodbury., Mrs. @oigsh
Bailey, Cummings Geography aad Atla'. sssri 's'-
fss Pc nknives, or, aas. socket aud desk lax
ltands-red and black Ink Powder-Wafers--
very fuper,ous Qaills. AZ D IL buneh--giit
Letter Paper, ruiea and plain Wiring Books OF
superiour paper and handlome covers, and . eon.
plete aaortment of
BLANK account Books,
made 10 the bell nsnner aud Of good paper. AL
of which they will FELL by rsssisfsls or retail on
very reafonsbe terms, for safh or approved cred
it
Also, A ConGgnmens Of Water Proof sum
mer HATS, and Of Pins in peat little boxes, cheap
and very nice
May 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27
NOTCE

Is hereby given that note purporting to be
hgaed ny me the snbleriher, daied a, Port
land Dec srd,. si2 for Three Hundred Dollars
10 three mon,hs TO James Willsfon or order, is a
forgery--that neves knew the faid James vii
iafon nor ever had any dealings with him. Said
fabricated Noe - witaeded by a Seth Higgins.
and i new 10 he pofdIion Of Mr.. Eleazer Gree
iy, Merchant Of .hi. town. This is therefore TO
caution AZ perions sganff pnrchaaug fzid note
ss arm determined 20 rehli the payment of the
fame by every means which Law and Juice will
enable me 10 avail myief Of
JUSTIN KENT.
Portland, May 8, 1877.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

liz tnbieribsr hereby gives public notice 9
AL concerned that he has been GUY appcinf'
ed and has taken upon himlslf the ,ruft Of Guar
dian 10 Mrs RrBsccA ForTER, of Bradford 70 nc
county of kfex, Widow all peflons indebted =
the eaate cffa'd widow, are required 10 make "a.
mediate payment, and thofe MO have any g.
mancs thereon sEersqaefes 20 exhibit he szne =
MILAN CREENOUGn.
Bradford May 1877
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

NlR TRIC Mt DE- BE lUMoNT. has the
honor 10 inform his friends aud the inhabitants of
Portland ,hat his fcmmer quarter for the tuition
Of dzscing will commences on Wednesdays next
May 18th Days of attendance Wednesday and
Saturdays afternoon the School commencing at 8
O'Clock
On Thurfday evening May the s2a Mr. t. de
Beaumout's hrs prae,icing Ball will take place Al
the femhiy Room Gentlemen defirous OF at
lend. M viii pieafe TO call MIR T. de at J..
Burnhams previous 10 the Evening of the Ball
that they may obtain ,icken Of adntrance Dan
cling 10 begin at half pait O'Clock, and TO cloie
NJ 40. precitely.
Mr. r. dc beaumont returns his hncere thanks
for the great encouragement he has received and
hopes ivy his frief attendance to his duty 10 merit
. cont,nu ance of patronage from the inhabitants
Parents and Guardians that iend fchoIars are
relpec,fuuy invited Witt the fchool Whenever it
may be their with. The oflener the more agreea
bic il will be 10 Mr. I de Beaumont.
Portland, MAY IL, 1917