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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-02

Hcncdict4 Arnold, after a, horiible sci ct
treason, al wosl.pein,. and 40 ono Of his PIE.
datosy incersions 10 ths Sou hwarG, isling n
company with al Amsiissn captain, the raj
tof inaxi I'd what ths Americans would hs
% him, IL nc should fall into their bands
[" your leg, that was wousJsd ia oar selsscc
replied The captain, thoy woold take on and
bury with the horpes of wsv. su, ,hs cost o!
your body they would haus on g'bbat
--o:xy:6--
YH- mutcbiiity IF empires Tho prescn;
situation Of Spain, a, disclosed IN TN article
from late London rimss, aEords strikipg
Instance If ths uocoriasty oi worldly great
ne,s. All the rcseurces Of isxaticn are cx.
haus,ed. All the public Golfers are empty.
The cflicers Of the civil administration have
been seen begging alna. III the street, o' Med
rid. Robs.rs infect cvs'y par, Of the kiog
don ana syrptons of unesslness are daily
exp ossed by sbe soldiers. Without means,
tnes cyes ament attempts the prosecution si
a w.r assinst its sicnics abroad and without
iustics operesses it's citize3s At honc. In
lhe dsy, sf Charlss Y. three centuries since,
Spain diclaed 10 slmsst cvery state i'm IN
rome, wss ssnndsni in her informal resources,
and presented lucrative comwerec ~i'h the
whole wsrid She is now---as csrpefsl Iriu,
omehaticsi'y uttered, whsN he d'spt his hat
he 70 Q, .Sus ,nush--" GsSE', SIC frasaf
gloria nsandi !"---Aiies Neg.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-02

100 Casks of LIME,
ror sale by II. RuGcLES.
itps Is, fsiss sn hgsn's ThrT
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-10
AGRICULTURE IN CHINA.

In the empire Of China, which contains
nearly half the number Of the human race,
no spot ofground that is capable Of eultiva-
ton is neglected, though ever so small or
difficult Of access. Roots and greens are
there the principal nourishment Of the in
habitants and they spare no pains to pro-
cure them in the greatest variety, and Of
the best kinds. They have several kinds
Of roots and edible herbs which are not
known in Europe and besides cultivating
all their lands, they obtain crops from Sc
yeral aquatic plants, which are used as de.
licacies at the Chinese tables, particularly
the water chestnut. This, by the imperial
order, has been cultivated in all the lakes
and marshes belonging to the empire. All
the canals which water the emperor's gar
den are covered with il. The ponds and
bitches every where are overspread with
the flowers and verdure Of this plant, which
bears fruit enclosed in husk like ches-
nut, and Of very palatable and wholesome
nature.
In narrative of lord Macartney's en-
bassy to China, it is related that his lord
ships attendants, in passing through part
Of that empire, saw man cultivating the
side Of precipice-that, on examination,
they found that he had a rope fastened round
his middle, which was secured at the top Of
the mountain and by which he let himself
down to any part Of the precipice, where a
few yards Of feasible ground gave him en-.
enlargement to plant his vegetables and
sow his corn. The whole Of the cultivated
s,ots, which were at some distance from
each other, appeared to be not more than
h IT an acre-and near the bottom Of the
pr-eipice, on hillcck, he had little hut,
where he supported wife and family in
this hazardous manner.
[Lonacs pGper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-10

no IhE tAIhkEoo $500.
L.
Alden, ye fond dreams IN which once delighted
We visions OF youth, too sure we must part,
Since all nv fair prospects and dear hopes were
h;,hteJ. (heart
When he gil that ,ovd prov'd false to ny
No more shah my reed MARBLE sweetly its numbers
las strains can no longer prove pleasant to me )
No more shall my eyes be clos'd in soft siumDers'
Forge, and forsaken, dear maiden' by thee
Oh. how OF have I thought on the long years OF
bliss, part
When bless'd with thy charms, you'd kindly inn
But now I'm forbidden 10 think on . kiss, lheart
When ali! you've so iai'hlessly pr0vd 20 my
Dear girl tho so cruel, yet still adore thee!
In the phantoms Of night thou'rt present to me )
And stin would court, and entreat' ana impiore
thee,
To return back the heart which is aithless 70 me,
My tears, my entreates, my sorrows are Sain,
Since a more fortunate ssitor has prov'd;
And now nothing Is left for your poor dying swain,
But to drink aud forget THAI ever he lovd'
6.
The cup Of misfortune I've tasted TOO sadly,
I've drank also deeply Of sorrow and pain;
But In now ease my grief by rushing on madly
To the Joys of the bowl, which only remain
7.
Cruel maid when my troubles are endedbg death,
All let not thy hate be extended Ger me;
Oh remember my prayers and my last fleeing
breath
Were given, devoted, dear maiden, to thee.
ANEcDoTE.
A oonsumptive patient, on whom sentence
had been passed, one Of the many thousands
who fab sacrifice to that cruel disease, af-
tereEhaustng the patience Of his physician,
and the gallypots Of his apothecary, was
hurried away to Bristol, according to the
customary routine, which succeeds perhaps
once in million of instances.
The unfortunate gentleman Of whom |
an speaking, would not suffer lodgings to
be taken for him previous to his arrival,
but after sitting an hour or two, to recover
from the fatigses Of his journey, walking
out with his mother and two sisters, found
apartments he liked, and had conditionally
engaged them.
As the party decended from the first floor,
the ladies remarked, that the situation was
pleasant, the house and furniture in good
condition; s'the bullustrade, and the wall
ON the stair case" saidthe sick mans mo-
Their, "are the only exceptions to the praise
was bestowing."
"Your observations are just, ma'am."
replied Mrs. - but have had them re-
paired so often, that am tired with the
trouble, expence and dirt the mischief you
see, is occasioned by conveying collins up
and dorn stairs; this circumstance occurs
50 often, and the dndertaker's men are so
careless, that really thought it labor in
vain to to have it repaired, when perhaps
might have it to do again in another fort
night.
The trembling yaletudinarian hurried out
Of doors, and could not be prevailed on to
enter them again.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-10
i,03A,5l3 IS
63l,all 90
l,s63,529 65
2,OOa,o54 81
I,O0S,254 so
Louisville,
Chillicothe,
Cincinnati,
NewOrleans,
Pittsbarg,

The total amount of notes issued by the
Bank and its branches, has been 1884 1881
dollars, and the amount Of said notes now
on hand at the Bank and its branches, is
ll,B4,l89. So that there remain in circu-
lation notes TO the amount of 8,67o,692
dollars only. t.Nnsional iatclligencsr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-10
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

There was yesterday laid before the Se-
nate Of the United States, by the Secretary
Of the Treasury, in pursuance of a resolu-
ton Of that body at the last session, a letter
from the President Of the Bank Of the Uni
ted States, transmitting sundry statements
relative to the proceedings, state, and con.
dition Of the Bank. On looking over the
documents communicated, the most impor-
tant appears TO be that which gives state
ment of the debts due to the Bank at Phi
ladelphia, and its several branches. From
that statement we abstract the following ac.
count OF debts now due for bills discounted
at the Bank and its branches, respectively,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25

The following verses have none of the mad
ness OF poetic genius but are repiete viii!
elegant inagery; which convey delightful
sensation to the heart. ESaiea. Gazette
THE SEASONS.
Pear Summer, 10 u, bright sun burning moons;
Thy coo icafy shades and Thy bioaa mellow moons ;
The brooks PLAYING no peep behind the green bushes
BETRAYED ny the whispering glasses and Tuthes
1by iigbi itoating clouds, a.d 10y beautiful lOwes;
ny SOFT blowing winds, and tly cool.iang showers
love thy blythe music dear MANNER. love
The green tuit beneath thee, the blue shy above.
Thou art gone. lovely Summer tbs last sun has set:
But sweet AUTUMN comes IN, like a e,nte brunette,
With warm glowing cheek, ana orig spar King 81, Z
Rue brightest, dear Summer, when thine is not by.
She coineswith smile, but IN tears she departs,
Anu leaves all htr lovers with sorIowIul hearts.
Old U.iRter comes next. with b. stlvery head.
His cold BREATH AS ecomes strikes tie last flower
he frowas an as, threatens and blustets and storms
Rht steru as be seems, genur charity warns
HIS cid heart aud hc goes anou: doing good deeds
as thoheh ne were SHINING; he covers the seeds,
From winds, with = mantle OF noUrisbing Snsw
An6 when he asnYTsct The NounC bass ms he'll 90
FROM The blind world abused and unjustly reyiled
Aud leave all their beauties to deck his sweet Child
his sweet chtd the young SpriGg that comes laughing
with glee,
And points TO the bud. oil each bios coming tree
And calls her Young songsters sing in the sun
Ana chgckes tn free the fresh brooks as they run
And calls mp TIE prnToses snow drops and daieies
Yet more THAI this she deserves al DOR q. aises
sac tells n, that suiRmer rs coming again; I
sing oht, merry birds, la your SieTIieSt strain,
For Summer, sweet summer, is coming again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25
Nav 3.

IN CHtNCsRY.--- cosrt hfia FER Prince E,!
y, mara c 20, tic lefh day Of -lasst, 1918.
f"cHdTa H De0TmGn. ..........-.....C Cons laInant,
AGAINST
James, Henry, Bryan and Francis ciiidren oCJames
m DearH"H, bryan amt DTrg III DeRrman and
Joseph NJ Dearme7, as rel IN AiS iAdigjdHal capa-
city as error 81 fumes HDeGrm0sI, nee. Hicha6L
A Dfarman, E!isabeta Hargyove aaa Sarah NJ
The de,sndaHts Bryan " DesraSn, NieSaeI IT,.
Oe0ynaR ann DyHry III DfarlqoR, nor haViyc e1sker-
ca theFr appearance dd giVen security according 10
""0ef offhe OcHtrGk assembly and he rates OF his
court 6d II dpbeGTg 10 tie satisfaction 0Cthe court
mat they are NOT inhabitants of this sure on ne
That the said dcjt5,fs BryaH aPDearyaap. AirEaek
h Dearaa" and 0rHry .bBsayma,,, do appear here
o"ths ih dag ~ peer cOtrt neat, and G,igwer The
comPfatnant'S 6iH GSd that copy eftlis ordsr be
J0rthhdh tnSerfcd IL Soise Of tie gRbic aeyoSpa-
gers printed IN ne city II Richnoad oy t,co months
f"cceSSesfy mt aiso YVsfed 0t the front door eCshe
e0WffhoHSc IF fhis county. ID copy Tesle,
Sept ls a9..wsw' 3. J. w6H$HAM,D. c.
1 CHANCEEI In Gooclisnd cosnjy coat, AGsa-t
Ito, 1878.
Aaron PaTsish.................. PLAINTIFF
AGAINST
Bradley Belany aud Molly his wife, Sally Rel o, VIM
Rutherford aud 9etssy his wife, John n. Long and
Polly his wife, George W. Parrish John 4. Parrish
tizaDeih Parrish Benjamin bradshaw, Carter Par,
Ish, Turner Parrish, Nancy Parrish Join FarT AMI
Lucy his vile, fohn z. Parrish Harriet parrish aud
Ihouas Paffishs which said Molly Geilamy, sally
hrto, t'haeeih Perish Carter parrish, Turner Par
rish Nancy PsI'sb, Lucy Farr, and John 7. Parrish
are ch,idIen Of the plaintiff and Hggy rutherford
aud Polly Long. are children of Cbsrly Lawrence,
tahshtti w aaia Pidflhg ana j0Uu T. Pdffsn.
son PATSY Parrish dec also daughter Of said plain
IN, and Hanie Parrish aud Thornas Parrish, which
Sald Harriet AID Thomas nnaeT the age Of twenty.
oNe years ana children Of Robert Parrish dec. son Of
t.iH pdlHihl. l)CDdH5tfS.
lhls day came The plaintiff. by bis attorney and ned
hle baganst the defendants ard the defendants SaIt
hei5o, Wn Rrthefisfd and BsiseJ his WIFE, Elizabeth
FeiTlSh, carrier Parish and john FAR and Lucy his
w. MOI haVhg entered Their appearance aud gwen
cy according 10 a OF Assembly and The rules Of
ihS cnnrt and appearing 10 The Satisfaction ~ a. e
conIt thai ihtY are not inhabitants this common
y untf tafs snt a.
us OFde1ed, hat the said absent defendants do 40.
pear mere on the bird MOndaJ IN November next aud
ans"s, tut plainiHs bi aud shsw cause. n an} thsy
can against dividing tie negro slaves in The hif men
"h'd 10 be given ~ By tie plaintiff hetwten the de.
'shodhts IN THIS Snsc ACCORDING to their RESPECTIVE
iRhts aud that cory this order be forthwiib IN
iea W some newspaper published IN The ciiy Of Rici.
H7hd iOf two months excessively angthatah thercory
W nWHu posted al Tie front door Of tie courthouse
OF this county. copy, T,ste,
WN. MILLER. {. @. c.
Sept. q. s5.wS..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25

{ 'oMMtTItp 10 ihe jail oftle town of Pet-r sburg
- on the IIth May m ,atto man by the ainr Of
HUGO, formerly tue. property Of Thomas Peters, OF
CVuinba District, and sold by Mr.. MGennis for the
ssu refers, I" whom unknown as appears by letter
ceNeo fi"ln said Peters, bearing date the l,h May.
ne sara negro claims bus freedom, aud calls himself
oinioH E6'ckins he was sold years ago hy
thomas Nichols the state OF maryland, montgomery
county Tor said Thomas Peterstc mr. Robert Isle VI
tIeueIics comfy, va. who ne says set him free. lie
appears to be about 50 years of age feet inches
ash yeiowish complexion, stout made small scar on
MS chih I've sears on his LEFT arm, pleasant couute
nance Had on when committed, blue broascloth
coat, and swansdown paistco.t.
The swnets requested to come forward, prove pro-
perry pay charges, aud take him away: otherwise he
viii be disposed vi according TO Law
NJ. Z. PARISH, Taller.
lnL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25

hENIl Dot LAk$ REWARD foru feilsw called
BILLY, sometimes calls himself LiileY Pgc who
e!optu rom my plantation IN ALBANIA county near
Seous Landing. on Monday the 10th mst.-He is very
Daek fiif and straight made fellow, about feet inch
hrh wuh nnccn'mony small eyes and high forehead
me anoVe v"ard with all reasonable charges will be
paid tor bis delivery at my plantation or securing him
IN jail So that get him again.
ALSO, IWeaty DOt(Grs REGARD for GEORGE HICK-
hhSoN,of GEORGE, Who clipped from my plantation
Some iuie III June. lie is a very likely blark fellow
ofeet or inches higl-He was hired of MIR. Reubn
Marlin, OF Finvanna, near Columbia and is in all pro-
liability lurking about here, Richmond, as he was
Waterman. ROBERT LEWIS.
August IS. Az an,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25

Was committed to the jail Of this county as runa-
way on the first day of July last negro man who
caus himself SANDY, aud SAYS he belongs to one VIM
Johnson, OF Tennessee. The said Sandy about thirty
years "i age feet or inches hi-h sturdy buit and
y, very aaik colhvieSlon has on grey broadcIoh
coat, aud mixed Virginia cloth pantaoors both prett,
much WON. f>'
lie owner cf the said slave is hereby requested TO
come forward, prove properly pay fees ana lake him
out OF jail or he will be dealt with according TO law
JOHN r. RAwLINS,
Jaiior Of CdrOEas.
H.. ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25

I EiSSOICIloN OF PARrNERsHIp.-The co.psrt-
= nershp Of adams & P0n Leu, being this day dis
so''ed by mutual consent, Samuel G. Adams Is appoint
ca sole agent for paying ana collecting all debts Of The
concern and for making sale of all property belonging
" tue game SAML G. ADAMS,
JOHN VAN LEW.
oeP'' D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25

10 YIN. f. Games and Edrd,d Brooks HIN
EAkb NOTICE, as you are not Inhabitants OF this
Il state, and have no kaswn agent here thar %, RE
second day oi November TO be held 10, kup
nhlian county the nunCup atve viii OF Elizabeth ca,urs
dec. viii oe ouefed for proof aud record.
i"atS, &C. MARTHA r. GAINES
MARY {. GAINES.
nususs 80 33..w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25

y Office so CQLLIeRS.-The pToprIc,oTs of the
lneSahoe Coal Pits WISH to LET 10 some experi
ecen collier the privilege Of raising all the coal
p''S 'hat are now open Three foHr hundred Ihol.
sand bushels may easily bg taken ont and the proore
lots WIZ undertake to deliver the eoal bank of he
river, as it may be raised.
FoG terms, apply to Thomas w. Ra1doLph orto
JOHN BROCKENBRoUGH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25

NoIiCE.-Ihose persons who purchased at the sale
OF Dr. 4. " biifcheH, late OF Coco bland countv
iast octoher are hereby notified that their bonds be-
come de the tsi October next and that they are in NV
hands for collection. Suits will be
naeiy against all delinqucnis.
Hanover, Sept. ls. 20 ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25
August %.


Ito the legal representatives OF tue Iair
=, 'onn Sls!ton, grandson and devsee OF the late
sohn peaz,ey, OF the county 81 Charlotte. and common
wealth oiNiieinia ofshom Hran Hague and saIi, ~.
wie, rate Saiiy Clayton, are believed to he one ::
.ease 70 confer with Hiram Hague and sally his lie
"e Shy layton, aud TO take notice that John r. Ma.
honc, VI the county OF Chesterfield who SHOW the obi.
ga.on al sara ihfam and hts we sally to convey uu,er
H,ooo penaits TO tue said John Il. Mahone certain
aG OF paree OF land being tie land uied TO The said
saiy hague, late Clayton, by her grandfather John
neazey, OF The county OF Charlotte, deceased ag and
peius In tue county OF Charlotte and ing the
iands OF lpscoinb and others, containing 2s acres
40. IN tue recorded survey OF Beaxleys estate ia the
iehuy SUIT IN ehancery, Beazley aud others aganst
Beazeys executors aud Others, In G. C. laL-,o NJ,
the sad John r. Malone hath agreed writing to OBJ
tam isr GABRIEL Beazley, 10 whom he hath sold No.
aforesaid another oi al the same tract of lapd mo
weo oy his grandfather John BeaSey TO Tue aforesaid
!onh Siayton The grandson confusing ~ acres: aud
asthere Is no penalty TO this obligation, and THAI VIII
tns said Malone attempted 10 do with the said Beazey
n. may procure TO be done by a third person. VIZ
and yrind aim con,,pyx an , a., 1 ' 10 cypress
pily from hnman ,n,irn,i,v n, , W. u"i'"p
moi contrary IN The Iet,er 81 ,Is ia,. avs
which ther, i, from nm. am. c,,ss ~" ,..' "u ioi
DIV NOS This il 10 ovr po,ire IL. - s'es ~ 'e'iie-
tatyes of John cIa,ton ,e.aseJ .;I IT, az" .ee'estn
ysrtispp,,ut i'm any Rirbnuud J;r,,., et'e VI ao-
bfieI sezzley iYho boyht of ssnI paper iet @a-
lois i'm uuestion and also pail, tia,,, .ne TWO
know " no and where they ar. ,bey sh,W .,
c. H. or from the person 10 Who's, Z; n non,
to atirse, (G. B.. hayiu. Szmue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25

AoIlCE.-A petition wiil'e offered TO the next ke.
giSaiuTe OF Virginia for tile passage OF Law for the
turnpike road The town OF Clsrksye ON I,oanote
attn" head Of the said river North Carolina line
also Tor bank at The town OF CIakyille aud for tie
eStanushment of inspections tobacco aud nour at
warehouse Oh the otoT lots OF Maurace smith.
Petition will also he presented 10 the next LeosIa
ame OF Virginia, for the establishment OF town named
TdseWeH, the south side OF Roanoke river on 'he
iaDuS OF John Davis, IN Meckenburs county, which has
already been laid of into lots and sold-Aiso for an in
Specton of tobacco and -four in said town of Tazeyei
at the warehouse of Davis aud AppeTson.
oept. u. 37-lOts BU{HP Petitioners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25

sHhil DOLLARS REWARD.-Desertsd from the
U. s. arsenal, near Richmond Virginia on The i6Ih
instant ELAN HAIL. an enlisted laborer in the ser
vice OF me u s. Ordnance Department Born in AnIe
I'd county state OF Nirginiaaged "a years feet 10
uoHss hisD iair comp exion, grey eyes, brown hair
and by occupation a Iaborer.
The above reward will he paid for the aDprebensop
urI'eiy OF the above named deserter al this or apv
Other military post III The United States
J. ID. HAYDEN, Capt of Ordnance.
"eP' <<. i0..St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25

Treasury Department, 4prN 27fh, 1873
NoiiCE Us hereby given, that the several acts II
limitation heretofore passed, and which barred
'he allowance and settlement of certain evidences of
pnhc debt, have been suspended two ,ea,s nv ~
sct passed the 9th Of April 1915 of which The lloinp
10 copy WV. II. CRAWFORD,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25

Manehesicr6- Petersburg Turnpike Company.
'hs stockholders in this company are hereby recni.
4 rcd to pay to the undersigned dollar ON each Of
their shares, or before the ith OF October next
Byorder oftas PresideRt and Directors,
JAMES BRANDEK, rreasr.
a. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25

IreasHrg department, Washington, .syriL 2s, 1878.
NIOilCE Is hereby given, to Tie propIRtors OF stock
issued under the conventions with France of the
som OF april iSo3 commonly called Louisiana Stock
mat one moety, or half Of the principal said stock
WIZ be feds ned en the2 Of October next ensuis
tue uae hereof and that the same will be paid the
respective prOpTieors their ornies duly suthor-
i1ed OIL the day before mentioned the Treasury IN
Warrington or at such Loan once, the books where
OF any portion ofsaid stock may then stand
iJ0T'pdtign is UrGher giUca That the interest due
AZ the time OF redemptsn oil such part Of said us
IS ned IN Europe, will be paid heretofore in London
aud Amsterdam; aud that Tie interest on such parl OF
SAID stock as has been dnmesticated will be paid al the
same ime with the principal either the Treasury or
attfe Loan Offices as before mentioned. Hd IL is also
heFeby maze kH0R, That interest the Roiety or half
of said Louisiana Stock intended to he redeemed as
eain, VIII cease aud determine after the day Of
October 1918. VIZ. H. CRAWFORD
Secretary of the Treasury.
may D. IlO.wtlO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25

SrAuNreN ACADEMY.-Th winter session ICON.
~ sisng, as usual, of live monihs) will commence at
me above academy. on The 23d oi November next.
he system of Instruction will embrace an extensive
course o. elementary ath enaca and classical stu.
dies.
wiring, arithmetic, Bookkeeping, (according 10 the
u"e i'"ah hetEOd) Enolds clemens tou.plete, men,
sufdon OF supefncirs and Solids tue theory and prac.
uce oil iahd surveying, guaging PRACTICABLE plain and
spherical trsonomey comic sections, Algebra daline
navigation, Publications ard gunnery elements OF
astronomy modern geography. including the use of tie
sohes ano the construction Of charts aud maps wilt
iausht by BARTHOLOMEW FULLER, professor of ma.
tEematics.
Inc classical department, conauctcd by L. ~. GI-
RiRDIN, will, under the present regulations emhra ce
tue ain, Greek and French languages English gram.
mar bellies ieres, ancient geography and ancient his.
tory.
TERMS, per Ses5ioR.-FoT writing, English grammar
and arithmetic. I5-For all the other branches or
any OF them, SIS.
n B The above charges Include fuel, &c. &c-Board
can be procured, at modeIate price respectful BILE
ianiiies and the alubrty Of the aud its icnty
I, generally known. The rules and regulations for the
COVE nent OF the academy together with other esira
Die documents, may be obtained from the
SAMUEL CLARKE, Sec'y
9t ihe Board Of Trustees.
tD2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25

Ten DOiirYs Remand

- ANAWAY fr.m the subscriber on Tuesday the
ist INST an apprentice To the harness making bust
ness, named IHohAS ID. WELLS, about Is years of
age,"te Ieet nve or SIX inches high, had on when he
Went away, DARK green coat and panaloous and took
WIN MN snndiy other articles of gearing apparel-he
% thick ana weliset lad, has bloatcd appearance
and from his ceunenaHce, is given to diss pat,ou
whoever VIII apprehend and deliver said runaway
"ppehice 10 the subscriber living III PetersbRrg sha
receive the ahoVe reward. All of vessels aud
oiheis are cautioned against harsorng carrying OF OF
employing the said runaway their peril as the
gt Oh me raw VIII be enforced against any person Of
'er , netelh, WM. COUCH.
III.