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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-30
.Norristoum, PENN Sept. e2,

.Norristorn, Penn Sept ~,
The SchuylkiIl Navigation progresses
finely. Last week the dam built at Mat
sons Ford, few miles Glow this boz
rough, was closed, which dams the water
into the lower lock below the Sweeds-
Ford, and makes complete slack water
navigation from that place to Philadel-
phia. The canal and locks on the We stern
side ofSchuyIkiil will be completed this
season. Next summerwe may have steam
boats plying up and down the Schuyiklll,
A gang OF connterfeiters, called bankers,
have been detected at Detroit. They say
they have done without law what others
have done with law, and ought to be Pu-
nished only as they. as their own notes
were as good as theirs, and passed only
with those who did not know their value.
This is sin after bad example.
Essen Register.
The Dariea Geo. J Gazette denies the
correctness of the statements in the Sa
vannah papers which have been generally
copied, with regard to the health OF that
place. "Of the fourteen cases which
terminated fatally here this season, two OF
them only had been residents for more
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
Brigade Orders.

DURSChNi . Law, 'sqauing the Mill.
i tia 10 meet by Regiments ior Inspec.
tlon and Review in lbe month Of September,
October. IN every year, the Bngsdier Gen.
erai OF The hrst Brigade directs, That the
several Regiments composing said Brigade,
meet on The following days, VIZ FIRST Regi.
moot, commanded by Col. BKsy. PxAacE,
on Tuesday, 2s,h ins'. Tenth do. do by
Col. WILLIAM BooMEn, "Wednesday. 80 ,h
,ns,. Foorh do, do. BY Maj bysox DlmAx,
Thursday, soth inst.
The commandants OF the respective Regi-
msnts, will order their men to appear st an
te'iy hour, that they may be ready for Re.
view precisely at 10 o'clock. A. M.
BY order Of Brigadier General GEORGE
D'WOLF. .
G. +. USHER, Inspector and Major
OF b'igsoe, pro TEN. Sept. Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
from tie E,est- hides

Wsst-fndia papers as late as the middle Of
August have been received al Norfolk. The
following extracts are from the latest Bsr-
Dnds paper: A
We have repori from Trinidad, ,ha, Boil
var ned Come into the possession CT a con.
siderable quantity OF specie, which he had
taken f.or inc RLysl;s,s BY surprizs. Iii
certainly athing which he ives ve,y much in
want Of IL is said further that The expedit.
ion composed principally CT British troops,
had sailed from Marsariua for Cumsns, on
the Main. II tbey ,akc tt.si town, 3ircclona,
We should auppose, must fall /; by which
means they can mach directly upon tn. city
OF Carsccas---if Don Morilo does not objsc,
to il. From the beginning Of June ill late
10 the autumn. an arny canno, operate on
the Inundated plains between Angos,ura and
Csraccas sor!Iat news Of but little botche'y
can be al present expected from ,ha; quarter.
On Suodsy the is,b July, boat with 8
Officers and ten men, srsised a, Po-t Spain
Trinidad, (in the Gulf Of Parie) :---they had
been sent up The Oronoco By t.c American
f'iga,e John .faams, Com. Perry, for pilot,
which they p;ocured-but on their return,
they could find neither the John ADAMS no
,he schr tender which was in her company
They ,eisptlcd The pilot, and wcot to Trim
dad, expecting The vessels bad borne up To-
Pou Spain.
On 'hc 26,h July, the John Adams srriv
ed At Port Spain, and IN coming to suchor In
the gulf Of Pa'ia, Com. Perry fred salute,
which was -e'uFoed from Fort 81. Andrew
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
Rhode Island Medical Soeicy.

4 7 tho Annual Meeting Of the Rhode M.
"A and Medieoi Sorie'y,. held OF Ncwpests =
on tho 25h inst. the following OfEicers wseo;
elected for the ensuing year, viz :-- c.
Pardon Bowen, President. 49,
4 Caleb Fiskc, LIST vice- -Pvesidepf. s~x g.
David King, Cd Yiee- -Presidenf. M
John w. Richmond, Rec. ScercfdrDs n
William Turner, Corvcs. Sscrsfnryl - :, =, ..z
Thomas M. Barrows, Treasurer.
Horstio q. Bowen, Libravian and Casisen 4
Keehey. ~,
Edmund r. Wsring, William q. Shss1S
Samuel Wes', Charles Co,top-- Censsrs 3cj|
she Southern Disnicf
Solomon Drown, Levi Wheston. SsmueI
Hudson, John Llsckie-Censovs for me No.
Mern Disfries
Doctors BeIa Co'eerove, SiIss Jsmes, jo6:
Ephraim Knepp. John Stone, Joseph MsGsnI
Cullen Lemb, IIsyne SimmondA, sud Frs0<
CoIwell, were elected Feiioivs Of me SorfyIv
Z DR.. Chs'lcs Cotton was appointed js,,icn@
Dr.. Richmond BsowneIl ID Orafor ./eg1
merit .1rniversavy. s><<3(<|
Newport, Aug 81, 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15

6ou0t Of guW On The minds c.Nsi:e Court
and Jury, lie was found guilty.
1t viii be rccoilected that the Retrieve
was bound from Cadiz to New Orleans !;
but after the mutiny and murdrr Of The
captain. the mutineers carried her TO o.
moa, on the Spanish Main, where the
prisoners were secured and brought into
this port on board the u. S. brig Enter
prize, which vessel was sent out for the
purpose.
Sfate Prison Conzicts esc1bed-We
learn from MIR. Lyon, one OF the propri-
etors Of the U. S. Mail Coach, that a.
bout O'Clock on "Wednesday evening,
the convic,s confined in the State Prison
at Trenton, IN. J. all made their escape.
Among the number were the three mail
robbers Msuric, Henry and Bertrand,
who, instead OF beil hung as they de-
served, were sentenced to ten years inn
prisonment. When the Coach came
through Trenton, the inhabitants were
all out. armed, in pursuit of the Williams.
The three mail robbers were said to
have planned the escape, but in what
way it was effected our informant could
not Iearn.-N Z. I've. Posi-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15

Ii this town. On Thursdsy last. Mrs. susAs
fIoLr. wife Of Mr. Ssshsnie Holt. in the SD yes'
of her age
LExssL BAILsy, in the 18th year Of his age.
On Monday morning last, srLAs DsAs. Esq. mer
cbsrt, in the SD yesr ot his age
Yesterday, CO, BESjAnfN vEAacE, in the 39
year Of his age
At -sfd,sIefs,,s. on Wednesday last, Mr. DAVID
BAsxsa, the 7sst year Of bic age.
Drowned, At Tsrerfsn. on The 9th iost OLIVES
ssS SroeD D. eldest son of Mr. John Sanford, aged IL
ycrs M
A. Tietf.rd on the 2s:h rli very suddenly, NJ
GsoReE Htrss, aged So ysafs-an honest AMI
industrious man
st Csarie.fen, (s } on the 28sh ult Mr.. cER,
sHon Rrnrxeros, son cf Ne. T,djemsn Bemipg.
ten. Of jamestown, IN TIC 2o;h year Of sge.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
RtOTOUS PROCEEDINGS.

On the 9Th instant, at least 10000 or
the inhabitants OF Philadelphia assem-
bled 70 witness the ascent of Balloon
from Vauxhall Garden. From some
cause cot stated IL the papers, the pro-
prietor was obliged to abandon the pro-
posed ascension, after sunset, when
boy, about l6 years old, climbed to the
top OF the fence, and probably irriiated
by disappointment, struck man inside
with large stick, which was handed to
him by some person without. After
giving the blow, the boy dropped the
stick, and jumped down. The man
who was struck seized the stick, and, lii
the paroxysm Of the moment, there be
ing two small boys who had crawled
upon the fence, struck one of them a vi
olent blow, which caused his Instant
death. Upon this, the Gag staff was in
stan,ly torn down, and converted into a
battering rams, The fence being double
fortified one. A breach being Effected,
the crowd rushed in, tore the Balloon to
atoms. and. m their rage, demolished
the whole of the premises, including the
pavilion, the benches, fences, &c. which
were set on fire, and Vauxhall Garden
is now heap Of ruins. The mob seiz-
ed all the money, amounting to $500,
received for tickets. .--ib
Great fishing. Fifteen fishing YES
sels have arrived at Beverly, Mass.
withia three weeks, with six hundred &
eighteen thousand fish, from the Bay of
Chaleur.
l, is stated in Relfs Gazette, that
Com. Bainbridge is appointed to CON-
n,and the Columbus ship of the line,
now finishing at the city Of Washington.
NEw~YoRK, SEPT. z
George Brown, late mate ofthe schoon-
or Retrieve, was treid yesterday before
Judge Livingston for murder and piracy
ON tie high seas. The trisiIassed about
four hours, and the prisoner was ably de-
fended by his Counsel but his own con-
fession and the corresponding testimony
of one OF th- accomplices leaving no
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
Dissolution of Cc-Parincrship.

THE Co.Partnership heretofore existing be.
= tween STEVENS & HAMMOND, Painters
and Glaziers. was dissolved by mutual conscntpn
the 3lst inst --All persons having demands against
said Firm. are requested to present them for set.
ilment, and those indebted, are called upon 10
mike payment TO the subscribers, At the Store, No.
97 Thames.street, or before the Is, Of October,
or their Accounts will be put into tho hands OF an
Attorney fos settlement
PHILIP STEVENS,
49,. . ALDEN HAMMOND.
Newport, sept 8, 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
EROM SPIN.

By The brig Actress, arrived q, New.Yo's K,
~ 3s doys f'cm Gprera', ip!o' nation has
6.eh receIved Of t.sAil h,y'ng ,sken place
at Ced'z imong the troops Il the grand ex
petition destined for South America. For
mer aY'iyals hsye brought similar eccoun,a
In cons qucncc Of the revolt, .o,ne Of The
Spanish officers attached ~ the grand expc
di,Ioo mad .usde he escape from Csd.z and
had arrived ~ Gibraltar before The Actress
sailed is asserted thsi thee bsils had
bee Il s'thr ugh The tsrjiape OF Ferdinand
10 Csd.z, subsequently TO me revolt.
Go the 22i Jolly, the elice,s aud crews OF
he Unled States vessels were Remarkably
healthy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
Pafeni Elasriek Katrr P,ocf
HATS


HE subscribe having been spDair,ed
Il 'he sole Aeen, for vending BURROWS
PATENT Elastic WArrR PRoor HATS,
10 Newport, respectfully irfo M his fsscnds
aod customers that he has Just received a
handsome Assortment cf The m, which he now
offers st Wholesale aud retail. These Hats
are highly approved, whenever they have q
ia'r trial. and are offered to tho ciusens OF
Newport and,hs neis hboring towns, under
eonndsni assurance thai they will be found
on tfla', u possess none Of the fau!,s, which
interested individuals have attributed 10 them:
they are light, hshdsomc, slastick, neat and
durable, and those from Duf.ym's Aianoisc-
tory are peeuiia, for se,ting remarkably easy
- the head IN short, thsy ave warrsn,ed 10
give en'ire satisfaction 10 those who may
plensc to uy them. M
The Subscribed svails himself Of this on.
postuaiy 10 inform those who may favor him
WIN their custom, that The prices are inynu-
able Tor the h.ss quality cf Mems supc, fpo
w'rrsn,ed Has, a, 6 5 so--a few Of an irlo-
nor quality a, so and s 3--pnd Boys Has
IN proportion 10 ,hei. SIZE. Hats bsuebe
here, VIII be decsscd srans, when oeedcd.--
Those who wish TO buy good handsome HAS,
cheap, aie in,ied 20 call.--Southern and
Country Traders supplied on &C CON- nodsurg
terms. Friends supplied with WIDE bin
black or drsb Has at short notice, al Ne. 81,
Briigc-strect, by "a
STEPHEN BARKER, Jun.
Newport, Sept. 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
NEW PAI.T' STORE.
ALDEN HAMMOND.

u RspECTFULLY informs his iriends and the
Az public in general. that he has taken the Store,
No. 2, Miil.street, next west Of Mr.. William vii.
bour's Brick store, where be in;ends carrying on
his business Of House, Ship and Chair PAINTING,
ard GLAZINC.--Ali orders from his Customers
viii be attended 10. and every favor gratefully ac.
knowledged.
Newport. sept. g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
M JONES' Conceltis postponed
lV1 ior one week, owing to u,,avoid-
aOie circumstances. Sept. Is, 1919.


The officers Of the 6rst Regiment o. the Erss
Brigade OF Rhode-island Militia are directed 20
wear black Grape the left aim. For 50 d.ys iron,
this date, as testimony Of respect to the memory
OF their departed Colonel, AaEyANis rRARcs
Newport. September 18th 1919.
BY order of n. h Craastun, Lieut. Colonel. Com
mandlng fist Regiment. Il. r Allen Quarter mas
ter and acting Adiutart
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES.

MIMI OF The UNITED STATES.
sf5aracfs Of fhs las9s and regulations relative
10 DEPOSITS for coinage as The Mn: Of fsr
United States, in Ph,iadeiahic.
l. Deposits Of gold and silver, TO any Z.
mount (except very small deposits, soy uncer
the value OF $50, when inferior TO The legal
standaTd) will be received at tie Mint, from
any individual or public body, at any ,iue in
working hours though il Is desirable that
they should De made during the forenoon,
2. About IL O'Clock on the next day after
the deposit is made, when the Assayer will
have aseertained its quality, tho depositor
will receive from the Treasurer a certificate
OF its real intrinsic value, without any dedac-
tion, except very small one for refining,
w,en the quality is uoder the legal standard
and this certificate will cotitle the owner TO
receive from the Treasurer of the Miat It's
full amount in spesie, as soon as it shall have
been coined or the certificate will b. inme.
diately taken at most OF the banks in the city
and the amoun, paid, either wiihou, any dis
count, or, al most, no exc -eding one hay or
one per cent.
he Dy sentc. - prevailing to an a.
farming extent at Cravesend Long Is
land, New York, and has proved fatal to
a number of children. The population
of the place is about 500, and we under
stand the physician stated that he had As
patients on Sunday. N. York paper.
During the past week, one hundred
and ninety eight revolutionary officers
ana soldiers have received, at the Branch
Bank in this town, the just reward of
their-nle ritorious services, granted them
by late act of Congress. The total a
MONT paid was s20,878 81 cents.
The Supreme judicial Court of
Rhode Island win commence its Sep
tember SESSION in this town, on Monday
next. 1t is expected that the trial of
Benjamin Robert, charged with the mnr
der Of his wife in March last, will take
place during the sitting.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15

The K'ngs'on Chsoa.cie Of tho l5,h OF
July, sSys---" Fur her accounts have reached
us OF Lord Crcb sne's proceedings. He
wss still before Calao, s1d did not seem al
all disposed TO Else the siegc lie had been
fortune eoonsa TO csptufs Spanish Gs!leon,
having opwefds 4 cue million do.la,s on
board, bound 10 Old SPAN. The officers
'asen q. Porto Beiio wetr s,ili Of be town OF
Darien, and the men at p .psmo were pursu
ioe their various occupsuons"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
bIsTRAssIAG dCcIDEAr.

On Saturday morning issr, bstwson and
2 o'clock the Steam Boss Ph.nis, Of 500 tons,
sccldenty tock 6le, ON Lake Champ.ain,
when five Il ne crew SD TWO passengers
peished The rems,ndet OF the crew snd
psssenge-s 2y 10 ru!nber, escaped 10 ,he
boats, and lsoesd on + evidence Island. The
passsbge's, among whom ~,re several ladies,
lost oil their clothing except what ihoy had
or. The Boa was desr'cyed b,yund the
Rows' OF being reslo cd, though he's bottom
dfifled On shore.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15

.cy Of he two Counties. The object Of
the Meeting, they affirm, and very prop
'crIy, to BE- Illegal, inasmuch as it is call
cd for the purpose of eIectiug citizen to
represent them in Parliament. The peo-
pie, therefore, are cautioned. at their per
!, not to attend, and we hope this time
ly notice will have the desired effect.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
MOUNT.HOPE BANK-B,issol.

A I The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
IA Movnt.liope Dsnk, at their Bank House, ON
Monday, the OH inst, The following persons wtrb
chosen Directors of said Bank for the year ensuing.
viz. James DJvsy francb l.. n Y'WoH Byron
Diuan. Lcvi D'HoT and Mark "A. UHsT
Alta subsequent meeting Of the Directors, Ja&ee
D'H'oy Esq. was chos.a. President.
I,ri.tol, Aug. 90, 1919 (A2S)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
Idminisfrafor's Notice,

NOTICE Is hereby given that the snbseriber hso
lV been duly spjointed Asmirissrstrix on the
Estate Of DEBORAH PALMER, late of Newport
in the county Of Newport, deceased and hHa TAKEN
upon herself 'hst trust, by giving bonds ., ~ ~
Estate, are re Quilted to ,sb,bt the bsuf 2<1&1
persons indebted, are called upon . rsx1s isln1
diate payment TO
DoRcAs DLy, .ac-n.isfrstrisrr10
Newport, sept. 3. 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
N EWPORT.
WEDNESDAY,, SRPr. IS, 1919.

The Earthquake felt here on the morn
ing of the 9th inst. was also felt at New
Bedford and at Providence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
PHILIP STEVENS,

PdL1fcr and CIdZ1er.
TAKES this method 10 inform his friends ard
the public in general, that he continues at the
Old Stand, No. 81. Thsmes-street, lately occupied
ty sferrns e hammond where he carries on the
business Of Painting and Glazing with neatness and
dispstch--fIe has general Assortment Of
Paints and FYindow Glass,
which he viii sell IS cheap as can be bought in
Newport.-Signs and Chairs painted with peatness
Paints and Oil put up st short notice
N. Bile has . few sets of CHAIRS on hand,
which he will cell cheap.
Newport, sept. D.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15

WAsHIseTos,ss. Cierks Office. Ssf.fmr6
dieiot Conrf. .5pgnu 3iM 1919.
VtyHEREAs phebc Greene, Of Riehmcr11&
W county Of Wsshipgtop. vile ef Bod
her petition in this Office praying for Sc>ocG
in stated tbst said Court would pass = ,6f(
Divorce. rendering noi snd void The bonds
risge subsis,irg between her srdhe> hpsblI
vel r. Gretnc Notice 10 therefore aere0 ES
,he ssid Daniel. 70 appear At the suret \ 1
conrt. fif he see 6',) pext 20 be hok}<1
Kspessowp. within sod for the coU9sy ~
Tn, on The secoad Mondsy - ocse
and there W respond unto ssiA bSisI> = y II
sSssbSAAse eo& Z
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Nofite.

XNE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court OF Probate, for The town Of
Newport, in the county Of Newport, commissioners
to receive. examine and adjust the claims against
the Easfe Of
WILLIAM BLY,,
ate Of Newport, deceased. represented iasoven'
10 hereby give notice, that six months from the Oh
inst are allowed TO The crechors OF sad Estate, 20
bring 10 and prove ue;r respective claims and that
We viii attend for that purpose at any time within
said period.
NICHOLAS TAYLOR, I c.un;,..r,r,
WILLIAM ENNIS ''""'''"e'''
Al persons that are indebted to the Estate OF
said deceased are called upon 10 make immedia'e
,syment to
DoRcAs BIZ, Adniaissnasrke.
Nespofs, Sept q 1919.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-06
More Luc.f at WoOo's ~

more J>uCd 0t H0HOS!!.
E(EsIDES great number Of IS aud < prizes IL is
= asceIlaned thai Capital Prize Of y ,ol5 in tie
virginia Seven Number Lottery, which vas dawn in
this city, ~ the rcanrs Coffee House on SATURDAY.
was sold at f. A. MAfO'S Lucky Ofice, 20 sir Pon
dexter Biicheock, OF Manchester.
RoTILlNG CELLAR.-J. Nc.ffHfs,- respectfully
- informs hs friends and the pubii. that without
making any addition 10 his old establishment doors
below The Bell Tavern IN his stand he feels con
dent of being able supp i. shoiiest notice any
town. country, shipping orders he may be favored
compose part of his stock -
5000 bottles Philadelphia Porter
5000 do. Pale Ale
2.Go0 do. London Porter
600 do. Brnwn SiOnt
$40 do. sparkling Newark Cider
45O do. Crab Apple do.
10 boxes OF best Spanish Segars containing
1000 in each box
1000 gallons OF four year old Picklipg Vinegar of
The iirsi quality, Warranted
100 gross Of Bristol Bottles
soc gallons Of Cherry Bounce, years old
Cordiais of every description, nv tie barrel
AIso, very elegant second LQAtd light CARRIAGE
anu nahNEoo. April q. I05..Si
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-06

M AGShALS SALE.-UnaoL decree OF ILt suptIio
I'VE court ofchaRcery for heRichnond district pro.
nouhced in cause therein depending betW cen john
Cufh and David Register eXOTs ofThonas Hatcher dec
painsifs, aud John GperTant admir- of John Gperrmt
Jr dec. who was surviving ex'oI Of john Johnson
ibinp Johnson. aud others, detcndansWillb he sofia
the highest bidder az public auction ready money
gu The premises, or IHcSdGy. tie 2Oth d0y ~ 1y,u
nerf the tract Of LAND which The tate Mai Gideon
Hatcher lived nov IN The possession Benjauu Cooke
lr. lying IN The csuHy Of GOochamd, on lac Three
Nothed Road, and adj iHing tire lands Of said gen
Cooke. j. Hs<ekah ParJsaF, aid Others VI much
thereof rs nay be- necessary Izise the su spered
~ th, SAID decree tgeher with the ia,eres .ceruing
thereon, aud the costs aud charges Of sake.
J.GUfRHANT, ~. S. G. G. q. %.
March 90. ina tds
~ Tie obors sale is pesffonrd until ~ hDN&y
O3It fhe 2Sfh INST. .3plis0. Irk. .ifS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-06

sTDUCArioN.. .2he Miss DaVis's Tespecffully In
X form the Inhabitants OF KicEmoRd and 1Iqnches.
ter met their Spring Quarter commences thjs day
dthey beg faye 10 them that fLey mill ron.
time TO pay me utmost attention to the fnpropeme,t
me morals, and the manners Of their pupils -Jhr
school is continued az their residence Ia me Jafu 81
a IL ~ doors above tie NeW Banks.
Terms. fayabie quarterly in 0dvance.--7He En-.
gASh language, including reading, uritisg 0rifhme
tic. oTihogrdPhy, grammar, vith exercises upon the
rHIes Of the language and 5,arSng la etyroiogy and
svhtGr; geography, NTH The use ofmapS; plain and
.r0rk 10 qu0rter.... Instruction in rs.s..g or.
thogr0Fhy, plain uOrk, and martin g, a quarter
and 81, " writing should be reQE.s5d. French
taught dramatically, S 10 qnarfer.... Drsteing
ana painting IN tFater corS, ant upon nhits veiVef
aHG satin, 10 a quarter for tO0 sessions a tpfgk
md for a session Of tteo honry, once a uees = 5 a
quarter. 4pyiL g. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-06
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
D,EhhCAfbt ~ THE NEXT LEGIyLlfTyRE.
henrico- Is. Chamberlayne VIM. SeIden.
. Not J Z. lie laai LIZ saiurn.

lJNbiNIA ELECIIONS.
.DEhbCdFb, ~ THE NEXT LEGIyLl fTyJRE.
henr'co- Is. Chamberlayne,s VIM. Selden
NOT 4 the last Lex stature.
CONGRESSIONAL,
M TYLER has no opponent in this
district.
Nonoway Jones 2l2-Pcgram 10.
cONMUNIcATKD.
MARRlEDl-On Monday, the 10th nit at Healing
Spfisgs. Louisa, by the Rev. Sir. Ford Capt. GEORGE
NASHON, Of a.. u. s. Amy, to tie aIniabIe Miss
ELIZA FLEMINO, second daughter Of Colonel George
Fleming. nf THAI county.
4 TRY GOODS Ar AUG TION.-On Monday, fIcI2fh
limitation, al orr Office, large aud valuable assoTt-
nient o. DRY GOODS-compiising in pau the follow.
Ing articles, viz -
10 bales buraps
10 do. best tcklcnbuTgs
bale extra sup. blse double miiied cassimetet
cases demeslics
bale very best hlre cloths
J trunk fDfnnie cdintz
b0Ses clegaut igish linens
do do oowi1s
10 bales sion. wide hessians
81 pieces long nanketu
boxes Tihb0u--5 cases elegant assorted hoes
cases Ficgfr assorted cotton hosiery, some oi
which very Gne-a sorted cassiricfes elegant
Mafscilies quilting, bed ticking Irish Hollands
very nne, IRISH sheetinFs
box elegant thread lace &c. &c. &C.
sales 10 commence al 80 o'clOck.... Terms from 90
days TO o inon,is' credit.
M0NCONE, ROBINSON & rLEASANTS. Aac'fs.
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