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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
To Rent,

THAT large and pleasantly situated
three story brick Dwelling House
A. the corner Of Prince and ST. Asapii
streets, recently occupied by Mrs Cra-
croft. Possession NAV be given imme,'l'
at-ly. Apply to il. M'KENNA.
WHO HAS PoR SALE,
Two elegant Frame MANfLFS. and
two of Italian Marble. Feb. D
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
Public Sale

NY virtue of a deed OF trust to the
II subscriber, will be sold to the high
est bidder. on Tuesday the Oath Februs,
ry. at eleven O'Clock, a Frame HOUSE
and a LOT on Union between King and
Prince streets, now in the occupancy %
Mr. George K. Wise. The terms made
known at sale.
SAMUEL SMITg, Trustee.
February 10 dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
TO Rent.

A TWO STORY BRICK Dwell
LING HOUSE, near the Diagonal
Pama; the house is larae aud comno-
dinus, having large garden, with the
necessary back buildings, milk and smoke
houses, and pump Of water in the yard
equal to the Diagonal. Por terms apply
r. WIN. VEIrCH.
December "a wtmtt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
CHARLES County CouRT, J
January S
August Term, 1917

August STHi. iots
NT application to Charles County
y Court. by petition in writing Of sa-
muel C. s. Jack, OF Charles County, for
the benefit OF the act at assembly for the
relief Of insoI vent debtors. passed at Mt
vamber session 1905, and the several
SUPPLEMENTS thereto on the terms men
toned therein. a schedule of his property
ard a list of his creditors on oath. so Ia
as he can ascertain them. being annexed
70 his petition, and the court being salts
fed by competent testimony that the sa''
samuel G. S. Jack has resided two ycdfs
immediately preceding the time OF his
,pplication ia the state Of Maryland. AMI
heing also satisfied that the said sanue.
G. y Jack IS in actual confinement t.
lebt. and the said Samuel {. S. Jack ha-
vino entered into bond with saaicient Sc
curity for his personal appearances IN
charles County Court, and answer such
,ll.eations as his creditors may make
.,y,;nst him: 1t is therefore ordered and
,diudsed that the said Samuel c. 5. Jack
he discharged frsm imprisonment, and
that BY causing copy of this order to be
inserted in some one Of the newspapers
edited in the district Of Columbia. once
A week Tor two months successfully, be-
fore the third Monday Of March next, he
give notice to his creditors to appear be-
fore the said court at Charlestowa IN said
cousty, on the said third Moeday III
March neyt, for the purpose of RECON-
aending trustee for their benefit, and
Ito shew cause why the said Samuei c. ).
Jack should not have the benefit OF fhe
several insolvent laws OF this state as
prayed, Given under my hand this isih
dAy Of January 1919.
Fest. JOHN BARNES, C.
January IS tli2;H
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
Lees Ointment for the I!ch.

Warranted an in!alIible remedy at one
application, may be used with perfect
safety by pregnant women, or on infants
week old, not containing a particle Of
mercury or any dangerous ingredient
whatever, and not accompanied with thet
tormenting smart which attends the aP..
pliSatiUn OF Other remedies.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that application
will be made to the President and
Directors af the Little River Turnpike
Company. ~ the renewal of certificate
of ore Snare of stock, No. 1890, dated
IN the msn,h Of 0ctobe, 1910, issued in
INV naue, and viii h has been lost or
mi.Iaid. WILLIAM HILL.
Ssbrsary IS Few
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
To Rent.

HNIE HOUSE and GARDEN be
longing to the subscriber on Frank
lin street. The huuse is commo lious,
the garIeu spacious and highly cultiva-
tci-,lso, a we'll Of the finest water at
the door. For terms apply TO
AUG. ]. SMITH.
Dec %. wifi
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
Ramitton's Essence and Extract Of
Mustard.

A safe and efectual remedy for acute
and chroCic rheumatism, govt, rheumatic
govt, palsy, lumbago, numbness, white
swellings. chiIblains,sprains, bruises, pain
in the face and neck, etc. etc.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
Hahn's genuine Eue Water,

A sovereign remedy for all diseases oil
the eyes, whether the effect Of nsnus
weakness or of accident,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
RuhH's true q genuine German Corn
Pldister,

An infaIlib!e remedy for corn., speeji'
~ removing them root aud branch, With.
out giving any pain.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
For Rent.

TINE Rooms over aud Back Build
inss attached to the Fire Insurance
uGIiee on Royal street.
Apply at this Office.
December %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
HOUSES, LANDS. &c.
To Rent,

4 coNvESrEvr STORE aud DWELL
"a LING on Prince street. now oc-
capied BY Mrs. Coleman. For terms
apnlyto !AhGS uAiei'
February 19 "
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20

hNts hhineniate ana lastins reiiei III u'
most severe instances.
Lees hefa!Libk .sgae and Fsr,r Drops
For the cure Of agues, remittent nd
Intermittent. fevers.
~ At the place of sale pamphlets
may lie had gratis, describing cures per-
formed b. the ABOVE medicines: the nuin.
Der. Importance and resp c'ahiIrty 4
which, fully justify every artIc's Of It''
advertisement.
Sold onty mho,rsrls Ga5 'S'Gl, BY
JA9KS kEA,.i : 4 ,0N,
september &c A'Ds.>' ..cs%.''''
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
Tooth achs Drops.

The enlyremedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-14
- 400 Reward.

- aNAw' from the suhscro"r tire niehi of the
2lh ut. tiree negro men, 10
PRlL-aDoul i've feet eight ~ inches hi,h dai
brown complexion well set, shrewd bic fellow,
abnTi - Z5 wears OF age.
HARRI-a daIk mu!.-io, fyc fert nine or len inches
high. nineteen twenty years Of age. .rTs very
likely fellow and when spoken 10 has t.s appearance Of
emban assment
BILLY mulatO, about I'VE feet eight or uire inches
high IS 20 years Of age, thin vrssge and has when
ken TO suIly look.
The above we've borelt by me IN tie town If
Ur anna DEC mbey last, Of George it;ey. Esq. I'D
mi,.lat, Of Tbihp l.. GIImes DEC aHd have been
ced far King william courthouse. doubt aonpt
Ing It;uTu ihcir old nsiEhboufinod.
" II give the above reward aud pay al reasonable
peuses for their delivery me- at TGpnItiOB Tor
either. WADE $50 81, jr.
Ieadow Bridges O'an reh.7 ....5s "
tT,.tI rp .#s- IS SAWYrWS moi cXceedirs 20
t.r -..t,o would hire As many of
.ne description. los few
THOMAS Il. HARRIS.
Jann;-yl 7sU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-14
0oMlA WV for Sole.

vyvIiiS vaIusi e.;1e lesn Hgsoyer County uuon lie
y u'.u road lestiEg from hanover town 10 Hanover
chuTthoue mites rom the III ST and six miles from
tie latter contains Ttout u'.l aad acres Of gmd
one iird ovg,onnts Of the nrs' quality lSug Tue Pa
munky Tiver by wi,c'i IL g. boui,ar, ivT than
mile; thc balance al The 'rac is high l,nd Of surefof
quality. wish and timber ,unc,nt o supreIt tic
estate T. inr'y vatgrcd distant rietrcn ul!t eiom tie
Guy "' Hlchhoh'. pAh ihs e''ae arc t"nsiy' httN
hosCs SO ~ feet. 10 complete o. der i0r iHa ~
-lhe Other r'V &c made SO 81 sinai expense lii- s
aus" ne =" Sis "i trosi"Iy c, 80 Zee uy ~ 90 iu"t
q, gant Workmanship roll has htsu.trini 70, Ere
Luttbe walls 50 Little icjn'tG La ;htJ asa, be hit 90
rLc sale wniake place on be G,s, day Of 'rxt.
on n" premises. IN the highest 'pddeT. Ore ii 81 he
prctas money 1" BE- pal' on lie day Z" .3c; ''f ne
balance credit Of oHe sod t"o}ears .aki"s s"gi"y
on the land.
- wesi. Who IS tie rnauscsr, will shcw The land o.
any person Wishing pUichae ana the pItce Wh hs
made smown on application by eitrr fpotsiO % tis
s,b.cfIbcr, Gloucester courthouse
The pm,hascr,wiil be permit q seed small graz,
and mas have fbi possession tie Is pcc,ulef, cir in
made Of f' L. ~ - '''''' THOMAS r. fcoiEs
b'e Marsh. March 3. m.N
FH1HE StIiisoI iir coujes " .iuc,a Noticpa' Cuiu
l. befland, Ponhatsr ard Chesterfield and tire SER
-eani OF The town 90 Pfiers'nt1. COMPOSING ainA
district The Shrii ofthe Cpuui,,s ofifursv'f k D-
"ianle, lGnthDW2, He'kI.nh"'t shn 1TtthNEi'f ''.-
rosng aHottff Aehainf al district tie ahefhs ~ if@
counties ol Jfncs CITY Charlie wv, New ktnt, Li'c
beth els .Nork, Narfiss ani i!'Hfrt u' Mayo % Sic
inouj c.hpos,ls aroiae Senatorial Geiuci iie Nte-
MS Of tlc crun"es ot Sherand Oh @nd Forhnfmla,
c1niposiuc IN 1'hr ScnatDIa ftlict ihc Eb,une &C
iae of Anv1sfa Rors bridge suG Peudiet"'
t'snc another 10 atoria distrct aud thc Slr ~ me
caahts ~ Norroc Gfctubrier ga and Upfrtoui cni-
posiuc another etaturiai district; Whic stvtla l,s
freis constitute tue nist class % ae SCnac OF Vi eifa
rtli e.. e. no.itr t4t .u tireor fs r..at ou IS 4, =
held. thr cfit d;j cf their ,aptcye ec.nicy" .a
ncpib of Ap,h nest for tc ccou of s,nato 60 &C.
present c'C o the srd dis'its ~ The General Assent
'. " " TnEo. nANsroED, c.S.
ftthANl WILL tuaNPlEG COnptNy.-W
~ .pey-c ~ rc diyecfcrs qf 'oid co'sporg,
H'b II0rrh .lSi5--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-14

I(wiSch they eeEainly will on Ito ed last las
raised this article so very high in the u. States;
and we anticipate heavy losses on the currency
there. Nothing bat famine, Which by no means
prevails here, can Justify such priccS.--fn trr'
penine, there il ncaiterafi on-tar continues 10
meet ready sale there has not 'nuch been
doing in rice Tor the last few days only about
900 terces OF fine nev has been sold ~ aSS. Oh.
per cwt.-Amercan hops have been SOLD At
22d.' Norfolk Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-14

" HNNWgtOH, HDTfF I'D.
Our session will terminate on Monday
week. The talking mania is subsiding and We
shalt now proceed with rather greater rapidity
TO the decision of bills, principally of q private
nature and although lew measures Of general
utility have been adopted, yet much individual
Distress will br removed On Yesterday, the
House deci led b, a very large maiorityaeainst
the Niagara claims. | st ou in the minority
che great exposure Of thii frontier 10 tie "a.
fSgcs OF TIC iatt war, wgich inYclt 81 80 o'is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-14

provisions, and have TO send the wonr-
en- and children up into our nationals
for the men am going Ia take them 10
general Jackson. Now there is no dam
ger OH the west side Of the Chaialouchc
river, as This was allthe party that was on
this side-we have To look Tor our enemy
on the cas-, side Of The river NOW. You
will he so good as Ia inform my head men
and agent ofthis. scud 10 YOU MY friend
and brother
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-14
From s,sbscribers for lie.

From sJsbScriJeS5 for life.
Hill Garter Of Shirley. 90
As dcHGfioHS-Sundry small dOnatIons.........4g so
from =. DupuS, clerk of the Baptist Church
ofPOwhatan. .......-..-........2l 90
From III, Eohanan. collected at the old
Church Rchmona ::;: 90
by the hands of Rev !. n. Rice............5O 90
From WIN. Allison, collected AT the Old aie-
thodst hapei this y....................26 30
From Mrs Elizabeth Peasants. treasurer Of
the Richmond Female Bible Socitt, ......--.25i 10
From Mrs. Martha Nicholas, Buckingham .......25 90
From AuxiarN Bible Society OF Bedford, on
-, a. IN .'hsn,'r1e 40 an do LOO M
From Auxiliary do. King William q King
* Queen ..........................1S 90
From Hampden Sidney bible suciely do.........il 50
DisbUTSed-Put INTO The hands OF John H.
Rice, aud by him RENTED TO the treasurer
A" sa s smd &C. S @S
Paid for sign foI this society 90
Paid A. Davis bill for printing, per order J.
PAID fre,ah Mc aibies from Phiiadeipha .......s IS
Paid ParkhilIs Dunlop COPELAND Tor thir-
pa ten pbiaSoa Re so,ci; for 500 ;S 90
Reimbursed J. H. Rice postages paid by him
for yeas pa.t 90
Paid J. warrock for printing subscription
Paid for hnx t. pack books Observation-Disclosures. IS
paid Utohic, Tinchcar x Dnvals 'rl tor
printing 80 copies Of Tue proceedings gen
Forwarded 90 re treasurer of the American
Bible Societ, IN New York, per order J. 81.
Rice %
Balance in the hlnds of the 90
sl7ol O5
HENRY ROBINSON.
Trcosprry offte Bibte society 81 TirgiHiG.
statement Of Bibics.
On hand March 81 copies
Received Gom Philadelphia aud Pa,kbls,
Dunlop & co...''''.'.'''
SO
Sold since 3ist March ias,.............s2s copies
Given away do. do...................S64
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-14

PETER COPELAND.
TIE Treasurer Of he Bile Society Of Virginia sab
'ts TIE toi0ITiRg TCp.Ft OF eiTtS ana 0iS6arSe
1ents te society frola TIE tst dGy c 1p1ik 1917,
TO the 3ISt day ~ March, 1918
Balance OH hand .stApril last per account
then rendered.
Received from is members Nhs subject
contribution. W w
For 20 Bibles ana ~ sold ...........9 81
From SutScribeyS.
william sha paId, Richmond. .......-.........5 90
John Buyce, do. ......J co
Marx l.. Chcves do .............. ..........j %
Robert Graham, Manchester. 90
George HendIec Richmond. 20
william Dabney .jr. 90
George Scott, do................ .......-..5 10
David Anderson. Richmond. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30
Josiah Smith, powhatan. 90
William Hickman. 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-14

late Gibraltar papers contradict IN
lais story of thc brutal copduct of ii,
Dcy OF AIsiers. The wife 81 Don Can
LOS, moilitrt To The King OF Spain, hn
blessed her husband uiih "a Prince, AN
Spain an hrir 20 HE crown. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-14
JOHN II. RICE,
JOHN -. BLAIR,
\UAI NiIJNitORD

The committee appointed to examine the tTeasurers
account the bible Society Of Virginia, from the list 81
Aprl, 1917, 3ist March, 1918, hav= peIO med that
duty aud find the annexed papers CONAN correct
statement thereof Given Under hands, let hprIl,
1918. GEORGE WALT
PETER COPELAND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-14

1t is but few months since VIM. Dnane
abused Mr.. Clay Ike pjcE pOcI;ef--ke has now
the baretdced andIcity 10 appear as his pre-
tended vindicator. lie had better apply 20 DR..
Thornton for pGtcW for his Dapadtrcc.-blr.
Clay is IN 10 want ct Snch defender.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-14

4 ARSfiAifo SALE.-By virtue Of . decree Of ~
~ oiihe Uuitr States Tor ihe Ni gina disigSi
held ~ the city o Richmond The S,i d3g ApIll
1873 u cause wherein lucEe x SiIcI 'ibt anis1|
shall proceed p Sell 81 puli' r'ctnn ioi ready mol
ncy the highest bdoet at Erdnah's tavern IA "a 81
town of PeSfeAnIg 2Slb day OF the presesi nsoHt
april. the ship h,.a Arnc Cyihg cry ToiH.) Il
tackle, atp rel and furniture. 10 s1sfy certain cd
lt-i.Cs ~ s.si q, Lf.r mentioned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-14

z OIiCE.-1he crpat trrrshlp OF eicrH y S,hHh i
j. IiiS day Dissolved h, mutual consent.
MARCUS ELCAN having uici;i.sd the Interest Il
janus Sift inthe concern, hr vii srit all aud
against the lac hriu 81 those bat inc demands. al
nanc them IA tor payment. these ccbicd WI pie asl
vail and settle ticiI accounts. MARCUS fiCAN,
JA3iS SMitii
buckingham. March 20. ihlR. Iin MaR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-14

Delegates returned to se,r, in the neat Lcgisll-
TIRE Cf Virginia.
Princess 4nue-Edwin Wake ". Hc''
Isle OF Tight ItAnr Smith g er.
Characterization Lewis lL4-.1 =. =. Ca
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-14

CCTWCNI.
~ Marcned from TINS q. tttschment Of the 1h
U. s. infantry about eis!, long undeT the command
Of Naj. Butd destined 4" 5oin General Jackson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-14

n PHiLO.AFkT0s, and letter dated from Wash
ington-nnavol daIIy yostponed I'LL or neNl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-14

4 MHERsT TOBACCO aud HEMP LAND FpH SALE.
n am still anxious 10 dispose Of Tie H0iHNf Care
Tract Containing 1913 acres lying n thc 7byc rorut}.
the head waters ot Pincy river it4 nf this
land was patented ~ Tie year 1908, when lands taken
up, we're generally of the best quality.
great bargain mas be had 3" tins fiorfrty f'- cash.
short PAYMENT sas'aCfrit's sr,Ht,d aud Tor ite
purpose Of e6ecuue sale viii attend Aiphe st court
on The 20th inst LDNAttD q. DfAis.
April a. ilV2.
ENISMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY. The prpyfig-
~ tors OF tie Dismal swamp Lauf Cnmpnny are here
nv notified that their annual meeting will he hcG 90
Suffolk, on Friday, tie Jtli Of va nest
JAMES HENDERSON, Pres't.
Williamsburg, April u. ZOO
Ia tie Members Of tie Pr0tcsteot EpiSc0Pal
Church IN Virginia.
TIVE meeting Of the convention Of Clerical and Lay
Deput's from the several parishes 10 this doccsc.
win he holden Winchester the county ofFredcrict,
on ihe third Toesday in Nay, 1918. behg the I9 day
ofthat uionthA uli representation OF tie parishes iu
the Convent n Is reqnestsd.
RICHARD CLAIMING HOonE.
DStgp Of tie Dsgcsss II Ytrginla-
Apen -, 1ieuSN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-14

-NfLc DTeWbtTF.
So CR.-New Kent
Ciopton J..... Anderson. l1....S{ay,t
III Uarcic6, We lean, C'optou nta about 50
HayI.
Clopton's present majority about Hos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-14
AuTil II.

'st>sOLUTION.-Ih Tie ccpaituershp heretofore sxis
II irg under the ilU o. LsE UiRc5fckG $ Go. va
dissolved the 10Th OF October last by mutual
Al persons having claims scaisl aid fu Tepucst
cd tocaii and receive what may he de te and those
ndehed y note account to make payment With
ont Delay to Mann Valentine, who is alone authorised
&c set,ie The business 0iss.o conce-r.
q I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-14

s sub,clber agent lie pr prytor ~ the hite
= HaIF' Miis keeps c0Hatst,,, 80 e veiy favor
allie terms f. IF & FFF GUAFoU OR, ~i!cii lie war
rants 10 be equal in quality to raEscUicd ~ he
U. States a. BAKER. Doe TOW.
Iamaty97 e3grff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-14

IsSOLUTlOV.- HE c0pafturfsiiys Of ~ ~. Robcyf-
- Son $ IN. Petersburg and Bridees s R1,sJfs8t 90
ibis place, ihis DAY dissolve" ~ mmual COME. O..
JANIS BrlUtES,
WM. NOULKiSON.
ApriI IL lfH.ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-14


~ AILS, tkON, &c.--IZl casks oat nais assorted,
l. ffOIn2 TO IJd. ~ DO. do. bfAds, do
do. to- god. 2 ton Swcdes lre ron, Ia ~
vide 81 dOz. spades and sbnytis; 20 boxes By no.
IL do. 10 nv IL window glass ton plough piats Jusi
received and fnf sale ~ no. SiIArAKD .. 90.
Apri a. iIDSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25

pcncni was about } ola mile ahead. Tie
time occupied i'll the race is stated TO have
been hour and 10 minutes. The Rich
mond was much heavier laden in wood
and passengers than Der opponent. We
nave The above information from respccta-
BILE gentlemen passengers on board the
Rmhmend; aud give it merely asa matter
OF public curiosiiy-noi from ANY invidi-
Gus motive. u. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25
CONNEcTIcUr CONvENTIoN.

tONNEC |lCOI CONTENTION.
The question il continually asked, what
will tlie Convention do? Our answer is,
I've cannot tell--wc shall wavs conjeciurcs
all the result is known. Toaroiher ques-
lion also repeatedly asked, what has the
convention doue2 we answer
II has changed the time aud place of
holding the election in Tie spring.
1t has abolished the October session of
the General Assembly.
1t has provided that every white male of
q years ST age and upwards, who does
military duty, or pays a state tax, NAV he
made freeman, and be entitled tovote
~ all lrecmen's and town meetings during
life.
1t has abolished our laws obliging men
20 support any religious institutions. and
authorizes any man at his pleasure, ioledve
tite society 10 which lie belongs, without
Joining any other society.
Ii has gwen the governor the power Of
refusing his assent to bills for public acts,
and offering his reasons for such dissent,
and in those cases the two houses will re-
wise such bills, andif they are aeainpassed
by simple majority, they become laws I:
or in other words, lie can move for re-
consideration.
II has taken away from the governor
and council, The power Disappointing she
riffs, and has given il 10 The General AS
sembly.
1t has made the Judges Of the Supreme
Court so far independent as that they are
incapable Of being removed, except by
the Impeachment or OF the address Of rs o
thirds Of The members OF each house,
This is wise and Important measure.
Il has directed the doors Of the General
Assembly 10 be open during debates.
Hartford Con. Times.
The new constitution of Connecticut
passed by vote Of 1876 to Ct in the CON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25

.
n C'aniry Merchants are invited to cali aud judg,
Tor themselves. Sept rs. ~
2HDUC AXIOM subsc ibeT takes THIS opyoItTiie s.,
~ 10 niOIfS tie iBapiiaiis OF Richmond aHd us Va
emily, that lac Intends to opeu jCdDEjTf, lie
instruction ofmaes ~ tile various branches of polite
literature, embracing their fullest extent all those
preparatory branches of the superior classics iIds.
pcrsabiy requisite for gaining admission college
efforts should prove successful and his patronage Justify
Tie attempt, he proposes in conJhHctiun with efte
FIRST teachers this country on whom lie caa calculate
to establish Permanent LnsrGrg institution, which
will Obyiate lie necessity OF sending yoib abroad
the attainment Df atkuuwedge which may be 30 much
better acquired At home.
The subscriber has the advantage Of several years
experience ia he of teaching, having acted pro
essOr Of languages IN the COLLEGES OF Georgetown aud
Charlotte Hall 10 NarJ llnGIIis success in This Depart
ncnt has been Invariably go"d as eeriidrd 10y his
demtdls which NAY be 10y gpp lug The Rev. Nil
Baxter, OF Robert Staraid, Esq.
The subscriber, besides HE Latin aud Grres Processes
20 teach the French IN its pnttty, tc from long
meroe with The French he thinks himself enabled to do
with coffectacss.
the subscriber is anNous to try how Gar bis plan Of
ehncaionwil coincide with the views of he pnbiic he
proposes his scholastic exercises as soon as
sghccat uumber of grammar scholars can be obtain.
ell No children will I've admitted who have acunir
those whose classical requirements ~ them for IT, may
receive lectures rhttofic natural and moral pbio
sopy from the Rev. Mr. Bstfcr, who viii sppsfnleud
the establishment.
Application may he made to him for further inlorns.
ton on The subject, At the Swan Tavern.
Price n fnifio. :" the languages, Laia Greek and
FTe4ch, SIS per quarter.
In the ordinary branches Of palmer education s 10
pei quarter.
For natural aud moral philosophy and fbttoric,
5 ~ per quarter, payable IN af,aHce.
Mr. Clarke viii be ready To- commence bis ist schoas
tie term on tie 5tii of October. JOS. y. CLARKE.
". ". Ih0se pareRts gh0 fcSirc ~ seRd their chill
dren from ne copntrg, may here them boqrded in
torn aad HN3cr ne special cure offhs ssbsrribcr.
sept. Is. 4l..9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25

Cunningham. arrived here Yesterday from
New Orleans. via Pensacoia. all well. We
sre informed lac brings dispatches tor the
Captain General, relative 10 some AEeri-
can prisoners, which perhaps yon are BET
ter acquainted with than we are he had
an interview with the Governor this morn
ing, and will probably sail from here to-
morrow or next day. He saluted the city
on his arrival, ami the admiral the next
morning ; Tie double salute might have
been avoided, had lie saluted the admiral
FIRST, which is practised by other vessels
of war entering this port. by beaving TO
the main ,top-saii, or some ceremony or
other before the sails are handed