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The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
House Of Representatives..

THURSDAY, JAN. II.
- Srs. Rantoul, Lawrence and Adams,
= such as the Senate may add, were ap-
9 ed 10 consider the expediency of estab-
y b salaries for the Judges and Registers Of
y sie for The several Counties. u
y ks:rs. Russell, Allen and Collins, were ap-
l'1A sd 10 report a resolve for the usual saia
'e. flhe Ii. Governor, the Secretary and the
Furer, for the current year.
,as kmates Of taxes for Franklin, Middlesex,
''@ sbire, Hancock, Washington, Cumber
'aAa Berkshire, Bristol, and Oxford, were
e ited n
= hlons 'front.'. Vose and others-D. Gar.
= te--l. Van Deuson, 81, &c.-D. Rip.
ais Sslectmen Of Shirley. Town.
gas er, &c.A4G. Cary-and J. Brewer. Sc
~ h committed .e-
1a snio3 FRIDAY, JAN. Is.
il y Root Esq. Member from Otis
u ! Rn Blair. Esq. a Member from Westfield,
II IN Hull, Esq. Member from Sandis-
ai and Reuben Hills, E SO. mem Der from
xa Vile, appeared for the first time, land Mr..
): peace, Of c was appointed TO wait on
I blbe Governor and Council to take the
i ol Office. l,
- resolve for fixing the usual salary Of the
4. kaant-Goyemor, Secretary, and Treasu-
81 as reported, and passed.
House concurred with the Senate in
4 amg the Committees appointed at the
s fsslon 10 complete the business referred
'ssove passed on The petition of the In
Il anis Of Natick.
..e memorial from The Quarter-Master-Gen-
has referred to Messrs. Bradley, Parker,
= fOrler.
y annual Statement of the Treasury was
= ~ % be printed for the use OF the mem
q z county estimates for Norfolk and Barn
r. xers committed.
! @Onslrsnces-of Thomas Howe and 9TH
s1 e''uuel Brown and others, were commit
a 'o1s- besides those mentioned in the
n u pfoceedings) of Wm. Pearce and
. y Caleb B. Hall and others OF the
i 'sa's Of Eastport; Of Jabez Maury and
FL y oarah Cleaves, were committed.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19

ligencer. said, referring 10 the Seminole war,
" he had not tor may nights been able 10
sleep in quiet on his om, rom his painful
reflections on the tram ona Of that war"
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19

Latest from Euope.--By an arrival at Ports
mouth from Liverpool, the result ofthe dellbera-
tions of the Allied Soveregns has been received,
and their Declaration may be found under our
foreign head. Let those who denominate it an
" lnh0ly alltnncs,' point ont the particular fea-
ture which renders it go.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19

Since the year 1914 no less than Ala 600 men
have been discharged from the Russian armies, by
the Emperor Alexander.
The Western Education Society, Of N. York,
held tsannual meeting at Utica, on the 3fst Dec.
The donations 10 this Society already amount 10
more than $50, 600. and twenty eight young men
are now receiving support from the funds Of tbc
Institution.
A Mr. Daniel Smith, q respectable farmer OF
North Providence. owns sow which has prodnc-
ed him, within TEN months, FORTY living pigs
IT is stated upon the best authority, thst there
are in London from f20 TO 1S0, 600 children, be
tween the ages of six and sixteen. without he
means OF education and that from 2 TO 1000 OF
these are hired out 10 beggars and employed in
thieving.
An Ir>hmap, with hslf-galon JUG of whiskey
in has hand lately fell into well, Baltimore
in the evening, IS feet deep. and was drawn out
the ne xi day ulhurt, with his jug safe, and only
half of bis liquor expended
Mr.. Mercer, member from Virginia, II
bis speech, as reported in the National iutel
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19

BL.7.NKS for VII al This Office.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19

ID G. ATrWOODS Auction and CoMmIs-
lI. SION ,EsTABLIsHEST, IS removed from the
head OF Exchange street, 70 the elegant brick
STORE, head Of Uaon Wharf. The business in
future will be conducted under the 6rm of
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
Atwood & Calvin,

Punctual attention paid 20 all business entrusted
to their care. Cash literally advanced on Con-
sganents G. ATWOOD.
GEORGE J. CALVIN.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
JOSHUA KEEN,S WILL.

HoRA1lo SOU THGATE, Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-09
STAUNTON ACAnENy

THE trustees Of Ike Staunton Academy have appointed
n the Rev. Daniel Stephens OF Hayre de Grace (Md.)
professor OF casscs iill the
the resignation OF Mr. Girardin.
The high respect In which MI Stephens has been III
as minister of the Episcopal church, his moral char
aeter. hts industrious habits his classical education
and his experience in teaching are believed by III.
trustees, tn be such as To qua him well for the pro.
fessoTship TO which he has been appointed.
Mr. Stephens will without delay, remove his family
to Staunton aud will be in readiness enter upon the
discharge OF his duties early least the first Of
January. In the mean time, as the session of the
DENY commenced on the foutth Monday Ia this month
his place will be supplied by SIR. iachard Henry who
acted as an assistant during the last session. and very
competent to give instruction to ihe Latin aud Greek
classes.
Mr.. Stephens will probably not teach French but
until some better arrangement he Hade Doctor WIN.
Boys of stanton, who understands aud speaks the Ian
guage weli having learned it in France will attend the
academy two DAYS IN each week to give instruction in
the French languagesnd for this additional charge
will be made tn the student.
la consequence Of the inability of the trustees to i'll
thevaeani professorshp earer the rus which eqnies
iul fees TO be paid at whatever period OF
the student en,ers will be dispensed wth-and for The
only IN proportion 10 the time Which shall eiapse alter
hts entrance.
Mr.. Fuller, whose reputation is well known stil,
continues to be professor of mathematics and under
the conduct Vt snc teachers the natt.r them
selves that the stanton Academy win continue to
the public patronage.
b. order of the Board Of Trustees.
SAMUEL CLARkE, Sec'ry.
StauHton, November rs. 5e.yt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-09

FREDKRiCK' BURG, Dec. 4.-The Agricultural Socie.
y 81 Fredericksburg held its ffst Annual Meeting Ar
the Farmers Hotel, on the 18th ult
The following gentlemen we're elected officers for the
ensuing year: " Wv
J0,Hes ~. Garrett, President.
JoiH Iytia(cyTO. Of HasEey " President
HIN. - Gy0y Secretary.
J9hH T. E0Td, Assistant Secretary.
EODeTt 81. CheD, Treasurer.
CoRHEBsPoNDIEG CoMMITTEf
D'oh1 TdftqferTO, John ". G., ZEN John r. R,ooEe
FTafcfS ". JotigIeTrO I'm n. GRAY
COMMITTEE ON PRRI1uNs
ER0ch HdSOH, ,John Graz "
among tie resolutions adopted by This uoss,r,
The following: "
EcSotsed, That each agricultursiisl, who may be
member Of this society be requested TO communicate
nUaily 60 the society at the November meetiug his
asiiepiiufaI experience ofthe preceding year.
AHeI Tue business ~ the meeting was over the soci
Guy pdIoGk OF plentiful aud social dinner provided
by Col. Banks tor the occasion
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Ten UoliatS KelrnrH.

kNoR experimenting my man MD. Who abscoDded
about The IRddIe u September fast. lie is fellow
o. 20" Stature stout and vel, built very bsck-wheH
ne laughs ne shows bis teeth plainly which are Of
M"y WpHeneSsli gnssioned relates very good story
Gsuhg on hoard some boat passing from Lynobbufq 10
hchu"nd, as be has formed some aouuaintaHces on
tDd' Iivef " Is also very probable (as he has been
committed to the jan Of Cumberland on charge of
tt"nJ, since III. elePement from me, from whence he
me"t hs tseape) 'bat he viii change his and OBJ
tam !ree pass he has hitherto doRe and endeaVo,
70 pass a, nee man The above reward will be given
ior securing MIN 10 any jail that get him again
Az masters 81 vessels and others hereby foTewain
60 ron, employing or ssfboring the said fellow al
Iber peril as shall vigorously enforce the Law against
all such offenders. rho mONTAGiip
POwbaCn, Nov. az. So wlys
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WA dINGION TAVERN

4 BERNARD returns his sincere thanks to his
friends and the public IN general for the liberal
announcement he has received in his line ana he
iates this method OF Informing hem that he fully ex
pecis TO continue To keep Washington two Years
aer The present that he is prepared with good rooms
10 entertain twenty OF the Members of The Assembly on
ffasohabie terms and can al all times entertain a
considerable Number OF customers OH as good
terms as any other person IN his line He is provided
WIN sood osteI, aud always keeps his stables well
supplied with grain &c.
Richi;ohh Nov
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One hundred Dollars Re,Uard.

WAS stolen from my stable the night OF the 2ith
w inst. my RIDING HORSE, fol which, and the
CONVICTION OF the thief, will give the above reward
OF 20 Tor the horse alone He is five years old about
10 hands hgb, OF fine hay coioiSand very likely with
annexed tail which he carries One-sided believed on
the LEFT he has some mdisnct appearances the col
Jar around his shoulders, hut white speis that are
recoliectedraiher los in erder. There is breaking
OUT on his bodJ and his hind legs and thighs there
were somerenains OF IT when stolen He and
Wen, ana Is inst ieaTningto paceof an mpeinous fiery
temper, hui hot nelined &c he vicious. Should an,
morse answering the above description he offered for
sale, or heard ~ ~ any part OF te country nor
nation ny letter directed to me al Richmond will be
thankfully received. JOHN g. AJOSBY
Tilmans, August II. 40 "a
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BOARDING

MART MOSELEY grateful for the liberal eucourape.
A.a meni which she has received respectfully informs
heI Hehus ana customers IN The country, that she is
prepared TO accommodate rs Members of the LegiSIo
IHre Tor the winter, in the h.nse which she occn
plet last winter ION street nearly opposite the Bell
ia'er) where she hopes from The preparations which
ste has made, and her constant endeavsrs 10 please
VINO may favor her with their CUSTOM to merit and re-
-celye share Of public patronage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-09

conducive TO the amelioration Of Ike condition
of the African race. A few families will en-
bark when, by the aid OF the friends of human
ity, sufficient means shall be procured TO fur
aish the necessary clothing aud stores on the
voyage, aud during the first year OF their resi-
deuce in Africa.
Persons duly authorized in a few days will
make personal application for donations, which
will be faithfully applied.
BY order of the Committee.
HENRY RUTGERS, Chairman.
HuGlI maxwell Secretary
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Major Long and DIR. Jessup, from the Coun-
Gil Bluffs, arrived in St Louis on the 25th inst
They lett the Bluffs on the 10Th.
COL Atkinson with his command had arrived
there on the 20Ih uItimo, and the troops were
employed IN sheitering themselves against the
winter.
The Western Engineer with several gentle
men OF the Scientific corps were at the same
place, and would remain there during the win
ter She had arrived some time before the
troops, and might have gone several hundred
miles further. but IL was not de med adj y sable
to precede the military expedition until the
temper OF the Indians was better ascertained.
Inc troops enjoyed the characteristic good
health OF the Missouri river
On 'heir descent Maj. Loug aud DIR. Jessup
saw the steam boat Expedition at Cow Island,
tnree hundred miles short OF the Council Bluffs !;
me Johnson near the mouth of the Kanzas !;
and the Jefferson at the mouth of the Usage !;
all lying ny, and at the highest points to which
they had respectively assembled Their lad
lngs had gone on Iu keel boats
[St. Louis Enquirer.
Extract of a letter from the Council Bluffs
dated October 9. 1919:
MS IS most beautiful situation. the air
exceedingly pure and dry, and the climate en-
urely healthy. Ii is fine positionfor strons
mIiltary post, being point which will hold in
check the Panis. OttO's, Louva's hiaha's and
some bands of the Sioux, alllivIng within three
OF I9nr days march and able TO bring into the
neld tour thousand warriors.
The Panislive up the Platte in three bands,
bni perfectly united, have 1000 warriors, aud
aretSe terror of the surrounding tribes. They
nave never felt the arms of the u. ). and have
not nesn very careful to avoid giving ms dis
pleasure You have heard OF the robbery
committed by them on some of the gentlemen
or MAJ. Longs beat. Besides that they took
TWO Americans from the Arkansas this sum-
,he' ana detained them as prisoners until late.
~; The Spaniards they consider as their law
'ui prey The frontiers of New Mexico, Sc
parated by some days ride over open plains,
presents them with constant objects of plum
der. A month since war party returned
from one OF their excursions in that direction.
bringing or abent two hundred head of horses
snn males, chiefly the latter. They had also
kiled three SpaDiards. They have immense
jumpers OF horses and mules. From four to
SIX thousand may be seen at one view, cover
ing the plains bout their villages, all tax en-
from the confines OF Mexico
The kan2as and Ottus have been at war
peace has been effected under the ausp,css
OF the U. s. agent" liz.
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WITH WREATH OF CYPRESS.
kIa initiation oJ Waiter ycot!'s ROke5u.1
Lady wear ihis wreath Tor me,
Ihohsh gathered frvn the cypress tree;
The ross'A bud would grace Try bloom,
More sweettne lilly shed peris,ns
The my tie on thy breast or throw.
Would lively hope aud love avcw;
The heath-nower with it's azure hell
Thy modest worth aud virtue. tell;
But i'll such emhlems were desisu'a
To inaIh deSctedHess of mind
Then, lady wear th,s wreath for me-
Though gathered frOIr the CYPRESS tree
The roses though in beauty born,
Are citcled b. the searching thorn.
Iheir fragrant leaves, ere summers gone,
On earth fall faded one by one;
Ahd enns aud tcmpests may bereaye
The lily Of its sweets ere eve;
The heath b II and The myrtle howef
VIII wi,her in moons suitry hour;
Alone IN sunshine, storm ana SHOWS,
Interchangeable The cypress grows;
Ihen, iady! wear this wreath fer me,
FRESH gathered from the cypress tree.
O'er Tuln'd shrincs aud silent tombs
The weeping cypress spreads its gieoms
In Immortality OF woe,
Whilst other shrubs in gladuess blow
AUD HING upon the passing wind
Their liberal treasures uncOnHn'd.
And well Its DARK aud dropping leaf,
NAY iniage forth The gloom ana giief,
which when We parted. gave reply,
lrem beaving heart aud dewy eve;
Then, lady wear this wreath fer me,
Piuek'd from the faithful cypress Tree.
Uncb aiienged. let the warrior wear
The !anrc' 10 hi7 CORY hair;
deceit The monks hood, PITY dear
The prnhTcse wet with mornings tear:
on pride's emb.azontd forehead tower
The tulip ~ the poppy flower;
Tin,dip, sf ali AFRAID
Her NTsath of the 'nimosa braid
But al tbeiT garlaujs would become
Fair friendship, IN Ih,s marty rdOm
otjoy-tben. lady wear for me,
The dr'opngs of the cypress tree.
Time was that in the muIua, flow
OF bliss, our spirits learned To- glow:
Whea all too soon the golden day,
Ia eyes Oblivion died away
When morning hut nlurs closely drew
Our ties II love and feeling too
Aud iime peTchanCe shaft blend again
ori tide Cf pleasure OF - pam
TIL: ,hen-for hkc the cypress leaf,
In absence, peril, joy and sttef,
Affection hIomS .tsrnally.
Wear, lady wear this wreath for me.
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IMPORTANr nlscorrnY

MI george Gibson, near Georgetown, on the Cone
h"ush veT iu boring for salt water at the depth Of
twO bnndTed and seventy feet, obtained seHfca OIL
WDch IS SAID tc be very pure. Our informant states
thdt appearances justify him in asserting that one bar
rel per DAY, may easily be procured. The wealth and
resources OF the western country are daily developing
themselves aud the time may he far distant when
the influences OF the west will be felt and acbnowigdred
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-09
HUGM maxwell. Secretary.
PUBLIC MEETING

BosroN, November Pa. Several persons
having assembled on W Wednesday last, TO take
into consideration the eXpediency of petition
ing Congress on the subject OF inserting in any
law for the admission of New States into the
Union, prohibition of the further extension
OF Involuntary seruitude in such States; and
having agreed that more general meeting for
that purpose was expedieDt, and appointed the
undersigned committee 10 call such a meet
ing: We hereby give notice, that a meeting of
such of the Inhabitants OF Boston. and its vici-
nifty, as are disposed to express theirsentimeuts
TO Congress on this subject, will he held in the
Representative Chamber in the State Honse,
on Friday the 3D. day of December next, at IL
o'clock i'll the forenoon.
WILLIAM EUSTIS,
JOSIAH QUINCY,
J. PRINCE,
ID WEBSTER,
J. T. AU:TIN,
JOHN GALLISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-09
YaLnnLie Lnnd In,. ,Nnle

NNILL be sold, on Wednesday the Is, December next
w a tract OF land containing i2O acres living III
Henrlco county, on the Brook, about one mile below
Tue biook Bridse Adjoining the ahds OF William Bur
ton, ST. Dr. Burton Capt ain Benjamin. Sheppard, aud
others There are about 80 o the abosstract low
grounds which M point of fertility equal any
IN the Eeghbourhood. This land lies t0rT miles
from the city OF Richmond, with AN elegant site for
building Contiguous to an excellent spring Per sons
utsposed TO purchase excellent lutte farm
heighborho0d of Richmond, would do well 10 attend
the sale as the land will he certainly sold
ne sale VIII take place on the land between twe've
ana one O'Clock. The terms of sale will he six TX
and eighteen months credit, with bonds and approved
security with deed OF trust TO secure the PAYMENT
Nov. o. Er'or of Martin ynJIh deI
m consequence Of the superior court for ihe county
OF HenTco commencing on the LIST of DECEMBER the
above sale viii he postponed to the 18th OF December
wheh IL VIII positively take place. JACOB SMITH
NoN.<3, 5I..~lw EX'oT OF Martin Smith.
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staunton. Novemher
Land an Powhatan for sale.

Land n POwfdtan for safe.
THO subscriber wishes to dispose Of 800 acres Of
LAND. lying IN the upper end of the county Of
Powhatan. being part Of the tract which he re-
sides. The greater part OF the above land IS ~ woods
and some Of II first rate tobacco land As no one it Is
presumed, will purchase without irst viewing it, far
Their description is deemed unnecessary.
HENRY SKipwiTH.
Powhatan, May Ia. a..n
MARY SoUrHGATE, CRATE fuI for Tue .ncon,agg
AvI men. she has received from tbs ladies 81 Rich
mond and It's vcinities respectfully informs she
has Just opened large and elegant assortment of MIL
LiNERf AT her old stand, consisting principally OF Leg
norm, velvet straw and satin BONNETS, OF the latest
patterns an elegant assortment Of London BEAVERS
oi All sizes and coors lace and gauze dresses
trimmings for pellsses and dresses NETS cur head
ornaments caps tnrbans, feathers aud flowers capes
coiiarets. &c-ali Of which will be sold, at the most
reduced prices fer cash or town acceptauces.
MhNIUA MAKING aud GRIPPING done with neat
ness and despatch.
merfhans from The country are particularly request
ed to call and judge Tor themselves.
a. u. Leghorn straw honneis cleaned and repaired
October ~. as..tf
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tSkooh iaVekN... 1.-The subscriber beiug desiions
- 10 change MS occupation for thai thinks be
Wsnid like better, will either sell exchange
lands or lease the above situated at The
upper end OF the Brook Turnpike six miles from Rich.
mond III The forks OF the hch is The STAG.
ROAD from Richmond to Fredericksburg and the other
The mountain road the buildings are two story wood
mouse with eight rooms and passage for Tavern a
private house with fonr rooms and all other ne,
cesslry houses for such establishment ere about
half which is cleared and III very GOOD Slate OF inn
proVenenl The situation is healthy and wafer good
any person desrous TO Obtain the above establishments
may eau OH the subscriber, residing the premises
oCtoOef ~. 41..wSvs SAMUEL
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An lmpOrtant Agricmi1nrai H,,

n" "fPOrfaNt agricultural Experiment hiih Salf =.
-, lcoMMUNiCATED PY SIR JOHN sINcLAIn1
he Iust. III wheat is by far the greatest Calamity to
np,Cu IN an agricultural point Of view this country
10 HaOie' AS " originates from Corruption and the
crown OF the fungus tribe. seemed To me most uro
nahc tha' the use Of saline manuTes wouId be fonnd
the most ehCacioHs preventive. Many circumstances
"eaa5 communicated TO the public tended l., Justify
Inat iuea arh IL s now, in great measure con;Tm
su 10y an experiment that has just been reported 10 inc
ny Mt. a Robertson (; at AImsnd. Myrehead near Lin
hIngoW, aDnnt 10 mites from Edinburgh. On the ist
OF N"VemneT, 1913, Mr.. Robertson sowea 2s Ibx of
marine SAT- On three fails of sandy land mixed with
the sees wheat Tbs the ate OF 20 uus bsIs DER
ocotch, or about 20 bushels per BngIisb acre The
crop was Ieaped on the 27th of August $40 and IN.
part saiteu produced The abou three bushels
per acre more than the of tn. neld. The whole
crop was inucn injured by the rust ercepking thy
PdTt fhHt auS Sdttsd, which, though not altose! her
"fe 'ioin u. yet the injury ny incousaerahr
an0 oethdps would have been tolalIy avoided bada
greater NuantltE been made use o. Mr. Robertson
thlnbs mat viii te better first SOW the wheat
Tate!y, the salt to be s"VeO. and narrowed i'm afpr
wards for he found that the wheat dd MOI snr,rg
up 30 well, in consequence Of its being soWn in iInmo
daie contact with The salt.
Crushed rock salt will answer as well as marine salt
ana the quantity should BE varied 20 10 80 bush
t!s per English acre. ii would be extremely desira-
bic iha the result of any experiments tried SHOULD be
communicated to The public, that the gu esion may il
possible, be put 10 rest. JOHN SINCLAIR
Edinburgh, 18th Oct. 1919.
IN some districts IL is called blight 0r miI6ev-
~ GDeCtS me StraD, and not The kernel ar Sr1uE
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4 PETITION vail b. presented 10 the next General
Assembly, pGa,'ns thai law may pass authorizing
ana nlrectns the inspectors Of tobacco break
bhn TOUR times, Tibe purpos. Of more rffecually
ecng ana preventing false packing aud lessenng the
censnfe ana complaints too often made against them
passing bad l"bacco-hui TO take samples from only
two sTtaks unless the owner consents to more Also
t. raise the price for opening coupering up and weigh
Jug inspected tobacco, aud Ia abe price reviewing
inspected ioeacce, ana prevent all srumhling aud com.
PLAINS against he preseR very low char nd To
pass iawi+i the purpose OF authorizing the
10 sell tobacco II The exis.g do give then
the right and TO fix their eouainisson fer the same
November 81 57.os
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BENJAMIN COLMAN, A. 81.
tSPECfFuLLi informs his friends and the public
~ thal he snail continue his PRIVATE CLASSICAL
oIHooL The ensuing year, at his residence in Spott.
SiVania county, near the Orange Springs.
AS his object is TO teach the languages and the bph.
eI branches Of literature, exclusively The aumbeT of
ms scholars will not exceed dfeen. Terms OF tuition
. 10 T. annum.
Five six boys will be received as boardes at loo
OCt. 20.
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Tavern for Sale or Lease

'oh sale on cTee of one, three and years
n the tavern formerly occupied BY Daniel Michaux
sInateh III Powhaan county, OH the Buckingham road
abont 20 miles above Richmond, ana IL below Powha.
tan Courthouse, known by the of HopknsviIe or
u"phihss IaVein IL not sold prior TO the 9th dan Of
cct0beT merit IT will on that day offered for renI 10
we hishest bidder. For terms apply to Mr.ARCH'p
ROBERTSON, residing on The premises or 10 the sub
scIoer. JOHN ROBERTSON.
jury Id. Iq,.Mn