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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-17

America Y" no.
By the arrival of the ship Seine, capt.
Williams. we have received N. Orleans
papers Of the 10Th Jan. The legislature
OF New Orleans has passed an act to
provide against tho introduction OF i'm
fictitious disease. A board Of health has
been established.
Among the passengers in The ship
London Packet, which sailed Yesterday
tor New Orleans via Havana, was FRAN.
CHS ADAMS. Esq. Consul of the United
Siaies for Tries sic.
The legislature Of Delaware adjourned
on Monday last, without appointing q
senator III The place of Mr Hoisey. whose
term Viii expire on the 4th of Nlarc next.
The Senate refused 10 meet the other
House for the purpose.
PARIS. (Ky.) Jan. so -JonN H. MoRToN,
mas mas 3ssn appointed Cashier. aud J. L. MARTIN
monwsalth at Lexington.
49, ben. r. Pieasants Cashier, and Gabriel
Iandy Gle, * At ltarrodsbnrgh.
DE-. Stockton Cashier. aud Armixtead More
head Clerk al Bawiing Green, 1Gax.
The amouDt nj debis rent Wed in this state
- aa'd 10 be upwards OF thirteen millions of
Dollars
In the Louisville. (Ky } Advertiser of
The i7lh uii. we perceive an advertise
meni announcing the establishment of u
line OF Steam Boats between this place
SOMETHING SINGULAR. ..
FiNcAsTLE, WAY Feb. S "A black
Snake, better than four feet long. was
lew days ago, killed by a MIR. Peck Of
Tins n~iglborhood, who found il running
on The snow it appeared quite active,
The receipt al this time. of an eRciaI
copy OF the Florida treaty MS ratified by tha
npanisn Iosernfient. il a fortunate ciicnn,-
stance, IA the necessary laws NAV now La
passed by Congress duiiug the present SEES.
sion TO give immediate effect TO its previsions
u approved of by the president aud FAITH. d
by the senate
As orr government will now have to make
provision tor taking possession OF ,ie FloIi-
.as, including forts. &C. We may reasonably
nope uat Tie attempt TO reduce tue army
VIII not be persisted in. GBaa. Fed. Guz.
Conventions. = A resolution has passed the
Senate OF Delaware calling on the people 10
vote at tie neAt election, for aud against a
convention.
y similar question is TO come before the
people OF New Hampshire at their next annual
Town n'ee,l"g, The ioirowing propositions
frr ans udment are suggested in the New
Hampshire Patriot. as being likely 10 come
oeiotc the convention, shUnid one be called
Inc reduction OF The Hunse of ReDtrsrn-
loo.
The increase Of Tie Senate from II TO -
III. ibi,Crs.
J. ENPunging those parts of tho constitution
wren COZ fiIe certain offices to these only
who profess The " Protes ,ani Religion
Extending the jurisdiction Of justices of
ihr peace rom = i3 80 10 al lcast S rs.
D. Changing tie Tine at the genera, election
aud Ihteting IT the Legislature from Juae 10
OctOb.r.
Providing, instead of the presert mode
o, amendment, that when two successive le-
eisiatuTes propose amendinenis and those
propositions >baIl he sanctioned b., a majority
VI tue people, such smendnsnts shall be u
part OF the Consiiiniion.
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uud was decided. aLou, sunset, by Yeas
and Mare ns folinve

and Nays. as follows
Tor the inction............".a
hsem:t i.....nn..ss .s....t2S
So !, was rejected.
MIR. Mdlt,iy then renewed The motion
which he had nnsucees>iuliy made IN
committee Of the whole, AS above stated,
and the guesiiOa thereon Mas decided by
Yeas ana NAYS, thus: -
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SOMETHING SINGt1IAR.

FiNcAsTLE, fva.) Feb. s =. "A black
Snake, better than four feet long. was
lew days ago. killed by MIR. Peck Of
this n-ighborhood, who found il running
on the snow it appeared quite active.
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The legislature Of Delaware adjourned
on Monday last, without appointing q
senator in The place of Mr Hoisey. whose
,rrm~ill expire on the 4th OF Marc b next.
The Senate refused 10 meet the other
House for the purpose.
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lnrsiinn WAS linen taken on a,

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In the Louisville, (ky J Advertiser of
The I7lh uii. we perceive an advertise
meni announcing the establishment of u
line OF Steam Boats between this place
aud Havana.
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INDIAN CHARACTER

We have obtained Tie following letter.
as singular proof of the devotion. AVID
hardihood of tie Indian character. when
unisfluenced by civilization. We are
pleased at being able 10 stale thaiacar.
responding magnamInuy exists in the
war Department, aud that orders are q.
ven To hbcrate the old chief who had sur
rendered himself in the place of his son.
The allnsion In The letter to the Bri-
tish Flag" We presume, refers only 10 a
flag OF the North West Company, having
no connection with the British Govern
Hlent.
We are also gralified 10 learn tina, the
murders referred 10 have noIhng oil ge
neral hostility OF the part Of the Indians,
beng the unauthorized acts of SOLITARY
individuals:
Cauicnment of ST Peters, Nov. 10. 1920
SIR-When had the honor 10 address
you, on the l0ih lust. from the DISPOSE
tons then manifested by the Sussii0ngs,
had no hope of obtaining the surrender
OF ,ie murderrrs of our people on the
missouri Dui, contrary 10 my expecia.
lions, nue Of the murdrrers, and an old
chei, seli-devoied in Tie place of his son,
were voluntarily brought in aud delivered
up yesterday. The ceremony OF deliver
ing them was conducted With much 500
lemniis procession was formed al
some distance from the garrison, and
marched 10 The centre of our parade il
was preceded by a Sussilong bearing The
British flag The murderer ard the devot-
ed chief followed, wiihtheir arms pinion-
ed, and large spliutefs Of wood thrust
through them above the elbows, 10 ind,
Gale (as uudcrsiood) their contempt OF
pain aud death. The relations and friends
OF the prisoners followed, AMI on their
way joined them in their death song. -
When ;hey arrived in front o. lie guard y.
The British flag was laid on fire, prepar-
ed for the occasion, and consumed lie
murderer gave up his medal, aud bot
The prisoners were surrendered The old
chief have detained here as hostage
the murderer | have sent 10 81 Louis.
under proper guard, for trial, presunl.
ing thai is course you will approve.
| am much indebted TO Mr.. Colin
Campbell, The interpreter. Tor his great
extriions in bringing this affair 70 nap
by issue The delivery OF the murderer is
to be attributed solely to his influence
over the Sussiongs.
With the highest respect, have The
bouor 10 be, sir. your obedeni servant.
J. SMELLING, Col. 9th Int.
Hon. J. c. Calhoun,
Secretary OF War
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DOMESTIC.
PORT NvASiIINGTON

WASHINGTON, Dec S.-We are in
formed, that the public works Within aud
at The station Of Forl Washington have
been vers judiciousiy suspended from the
middle of this mouth until March next !;
and That They would have been stopped
az heretofore, from HE end OF Nav. I'm
al March, In, from the necessity of pr
iecting deep aud excellent WI untcr
The bombp,oot north bas:ien, nca, 10 tie
new gate way leading to the parade The
works and Workmanship are admired by
every visitor. Tie materials are Of The
shoiscsi bIicks made about a mile from
The fort The Falls stone and, Aqua locks
OF free stone, &c. and The Workmanship
is said moi 10 be cXcelled even AT the Ca
pliol. Nat. Int.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.--There have
been, Tor some time past, spurious and
counterfeit dollars ~ imitation Of those
OF Ferdinand VII 1917, Which have been
made aud sold by certain persons, AT the
south west corner of FIFTH aud High street
from Scluyllill. They have been taken.
aud ~ their possession found al Their in
PIGMENTS aud materials, along With a
quantity of spurious dollars.
Two Of them arr committed lor trial,
and Whilst III the office Of Justice Frcyt
Lr"is J.. austin, n Baker, made Ills cs-
cape. Public justice requires be should
he taken aud brought 80 trial. Tie dol,
lars may easily be detecied by rubbing
them OIL tic edge.
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Coai. and Otker Lands. and Slares fo,. Sac

Coal. and other Lands. and Shares for Sale
EeY virtue sft the las,w aud ,es,amen, OF John era
Lo ham, deceased L. as Execnt"r ofthe said last ~
and testament shall Kpoa the t0th day january neat
~ fair. Uhefwtse fair day sell upon the
premises 90 TIE highest huder, az pnbiic auction. LIST
tue 'esiaors itu known by the ran,e Of The Cralpits
situate James River in the County OF GOochlaud
ahon ~ miles above the cny Of nichmon6. and con.
iaiiingby esnaiion gs2i aeres Of land, lie the
MOI. OF less. There are upon the farm large garden
containing ten twelve acres, well stocked with
cbocest frui, ana garden psns rnder ayer hrb
enclosure The greatest part ofwhich Is ofhfck
~ ana SOME alpits Of established reputation already
opened and In situation to he worked 60 adyanas.
immediately Fart If the land is low grounds aud The
residue, generally Is ofceod quality TIE houses
suitable aSwellfor the accommodation Of cenieel fam
y no oi all The purposes Of the various establishments
Aforesaid There has been crop of small grain sowD
h' ial and the farm Is In very good order aud tit for
cropping Immediately. All which renders ii a desira
Die property as well Tor private genean for these
who may wish to engage In the coal business who will
be enabled to carry their commodities 10 market by
water The land VIII lie sold altogether, or IN parcels
as may hest suit purchasers. I'd. One hundred prime
SLAVES, among whom some valuable carpenters
biacksiDiths sboemakers tanners a All the testaors
personal estate upon the sad,ian consisting ofborses
mules, cattle, sheep Wagons &impemenls hus-
baudiy and gardening; The blacks,nh's carpener's
tanners aud curriers' tools all the machinery i'm
plemeuis ussdn the digging aud raising OF coa-and
all The corn, fodder and hay, with many other articles
too tedious 10 mention Ih. The testaios farm known
%. Tie name Of Hyehed also situate James River
~ tue county aforesaid about fifteen miles above the
CITY OF Richinond. aud containing by estimation 3ls
acres OF land, be the sarle OF less The land
upon this ia'er farm rally coed II contains
one OF The hest qnsrrrs az ftesloue the parts
Of Nirgna-ihe stone IRON which has been used about
Tue Cap1i ana other buildings in tue city ofRirhmond
this Im also Is in vorf order has had crop Of small
grain sonn uaoa w this fall aud is lit for cropping i'm
TIE terms Of sale will he cash for the slaves aud
personal estate aud credit Of years the
iaEds The purchasers To give bond and security wnh
deeh OF trnst upon the lands, the payment
OF The purchase money.
Tbe sale will commence ~ the coalptts, and will
Continue rom dayto day until the whoiris sold Oh.
WALTER DUN
Executor Of JOLa Graham. dec'd.
a
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By RITCHiE & GOOCH.

tTThe ENQUIRER Ia published twice a week. rene
rally aud three times week during the session Of the
Ssatc LsgiSlatmre.-Prre, The heretofore Five
Dofars per annun payable In advance. Notes of Char
tered spece-paying Banks (oniy) will be received In
payment. The EDITORS will guarantee the safety OF
paid by tie writer's.
T No paper will he discontinued, tbut at the dscrs
zion Editors until all atrearages have been paid
a..
sJwhoever will guarantee the payment ofnine papers,
s5an receive tenth gratis.
TERMS UF ADVERTISING.
IT One SqHdre-fyrse Insertion, rs cents-each
continuance, 81 csntt.
- No advertisement inherited until h has either
osen paid for or assumed by person tn this city
or it's env'rens.
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from the New Ynrk Exeninr pns,

we have not tiue this forenoon 10 at
tempt particular critique on Mr.. Kean's
nSriormance of Macbeth last evening"
ihe-hense boosted not euIy an overflow,
oui "ds especially honored by the pre-
sence OF AN unusual number OF our first
tfmaies and the whole assembIage APP
Pe4re0 To he united in the loudesi APP
PianSes-More lhsu once The Theatre ii
,efs'iy RING with the cheerings of bravo
bravo ana al the fail OF the curtain lively
anh ioag continued marks of universal
aenght were heard from every part of the
house, even The remotesi. Thry saw tie
siupenHous character of Macbeth Justly
portrayed IN the most splendid color
iDgs.
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Variable Lnnd Enr INnLe

IN IHc COUNTY or cABELL, STATE VIRGINIA.
yfJE wish 10 sell tract Of LAND IJing In Cahell
w county, In sight of the Courthouse said comfy
and on the GuyaBd0tte rver six miles from The month
OF said river containing about $50 acres about 200 of
which is cleaied-the balance is covered with valuable
timber.
fhis r:ct Of land is considered 10 he one the most
valuable tracts OF land in the section Ell country In
which is situated and will he sold on acconod lirg
terrs-wh'cr will he made known 10y application 10
john Sanue5, Esq clerk OF Cahell county RESTING al
he courthouse, (Nho will shew he land aud is auho
rzea ia sell tie same the subscribers residing
IN Jefferson county, Virginia.
n wORTHiNGIoN
JOHN 4 COOKUS
q. "a ,f
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GENERAL RIPLEY.

LeileTs have beeD received IN this CITY,
from Gen. E. w Ripley, dated goth ull.
This fac, may supercede the necessily Of
the nOtaridl certificate Of lis existence,
which IL recommended ia the National
Gazette, as means of deciding that
point.
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ne believe tia; every cre Who feels 1t
pride IN pions ancestry every one who
IS desirous OF con nlcmoIa,ing their vir.
tues and tteir deeds Ia manner worthy
oi The cvenistbey accomplished, viii be
amply compensated for a journey tuihe
spot coDsecrated 10y iheit ashes. on Tho,
Joyous, that interesting occasion.
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AWFUL DETERMINATIONS

On the evening of HE l3ih inst. while
me PARENTS were absent. the house Of
Mr. WA. Follansby. of New Chester, was
contnrled by fine, aud what vas distress
ing. SIX children, their offspring. perish
Ell IN HE flames! New Hampshire Pat,
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The Weitersitd Bannct, laiely sold in
this CITY, was presented by the purchaser,
JOhm II. IIurd, Esq 20 Mrs Adans. .ady
OF tic Secretary 0 State ofthe = Sldies,
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NFGROFc FOR S1IE.

ON the Sfh J0BHary 1921 at The Bell Tavern in the
- cry ~ Richmond, ei be- sold Tor cash, beiw cen
81 a. SO NEGROES. men, wogrn and children com.
pfrtndiHg three valuable headt %an excellent hla D..
ilh. and several first houS, srvsuis mlle aud
female, belonging TO the estate u d,rnas siier dec
J. p. FERGUSON.
one Of the Et'0~S n 16omas MiUcr.
Goccsland, Decenibyi o. Ct.scolGs
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and VAS received as an article Of dress moi
unbecoming the wife of the second Off
Ger III The national government.
IN. Z. Com. Adv.
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GENERAL POST oFEIcE.

HE following epilome FROM Official
Documents presents striking view of the
great economy with Which the Pcs o.
nee Establishment Is managed Thus
condensed, the facts are impressively
presented, even TO ss who were moi un .
acquainted with them in detail. To a
great majority OF our readers, we pre-
suinc, he facts in ille statement are new,
aud will therefore be doubly impressive !:
10
There are about $50 post offices il
the U States: and We fad all the post.
masters were born in America, except
l6i. They are compensated by Ger.
tam per centage on hostages collected. -
The following Is The stale of their sala-
ries for one year:
Poslmasiers whose salaries are
under 100 dollars, 1857
From 100 10 500 dollars, 400
From 500 10 1000, AZ
From 1000 and up" ards, 81
OF 1000 dollars, (ths being the
utmost limit alIowed,) 10
Total of postmasteFs, 4O3O
In all the above post Offices, there are
only about 1903 clerks employed, all OF
which were born in America, except z.
Boston GaS.
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~ahRs For London, Regular Trader.
49, To the address of AIessrs. John

V 'fFN VI IENSNTS. JVFFEf
sillia ca. with the liberty of consignment The
very superior Coppered and copper fastened ship
HENRY CLAY, Chr. l.. CAN'T commander. The Hen
~ Clay was delivering her In London he 18Th
brpt IN very ne condition., aud to clear for City
Point about the ioih October, where Immediately On
her arrival she will commence ioaiing-nearly one
bali Of the cargo being already engaged she expected
co have desraich. $50 hhds. Tobacco, the hulk
thereof, will be taken at low freight ny appy."g to
JOHN & WA. GiLLIAT.
Who have Tor sale inst to hand u the Astr, a from
fonfon, 80 Cbeeses Casks Brown Stout and 30 Kegs
ground White Lead said TO be of superior quality.
November 4.
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sTArE LEGlSLAruRE.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 25.-Tne I.sgiss
ia'uFe adjuurUed OH Ike % h lust. agr,e-
ably la the previous resolution o, both
Houses
The list of acts passcd during the ses.
SION, amounts only o Is. among which
is The following
An act 10 restrain The emancipation Of
slaves, and preventing free persons of Co
Tor from migrating injo this state, and tor
OTHER purposes.
We are happy 10 see illa, the steam
boar Pc Dee. Capt. Rogers, running be-
tween Chatham and Georgeto8n, APP
pears 10 be IN very success full operaiirn.
She arrived at the latter place on Friday
last, Ill two days from Chatham. vim
five hundred bales OF cotton. Itonsier.
We find, By Havana papers 10 he 18Th
inst. received 81 this Office b. the Steam
Ship. HAT The Rill Ter protecting The
Liberty OF The Press. and =, The same
time depressing lis iicenliousnyss was
before tie Corics 81 Spain. late ia OeiU-
Der. II consists of 10 articles, ard cn-
Snres tie editors and auihors lie tiial by
Iuries = lie first OF which. composed Of
nine mcnIbers, is 20 fad true bill or
not, as the case may be and The second.
composed Of twelve, is To gvr iht zeal
s!erision---in which Two thirds OF The ir-
rymem are required 10 con ur, AID not
the who'll as ia this country. Every Two
veais Jup,a, composed II seven meG;-.
bcrs. Is 10 be appointed ty tile Cories.
Tor The protection Of lie L,hrrty ct The
Press. whit, II shall IL in The Metropolis.
AID have under its direction thu two jun
tas. 10 be appointed iorthe same purpose.
AMI at he same time, in the Capitals oil
McXieo sni Peru. lIb.
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tO| @iI 10 10 the Jaii town VI l'steisbuTe
- on ne 'ih Jnue last. pegso BY the name Of
lOH. ih1fenOw ts = DARK mnlatto, ah0at feet IN
~ iuches hgh, 70 or - years ufage has uotk his
right temple Hear the eye, aud al under smentfs
from an injury received ~ bis hip. Tom formerly
The ptnpoity ot Mr. Cumming Of this town vas var
chased OFT ofjau ~ mr.JamesJ Ianna whom hesays
BE iefia Portsmouth, Va. The OwpeT is requested
come forward, prove property, pay Chslres and take
him away Otherwise lie will Ne disposed ofas theas
dtects NJ. Y. PARISH, Tailor.
October ~. Am
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4 Valuable Pianiation fo,. ,VaTe.

n Hdiitdbte plantation fOT tSaLe
ITO be sold, a PLANTATION, containing 2sl acres
OF land, situated on Geno creek, aud within half
q mile 81 GehKO Bfidge-i5 Of which are Iowgrounds
and upwards OF 100 acres 10 woods; good well Of
dwelling house is situated within few YARDS Of The
Main GeuiIo Road, "a miles FROM Richmond, 80 from
Petersburg, and from Powhatan courthouse, with
sloTeheuse aud blacksmitbs shop well calculated for
tavern.
TgRMs-one third cash. The balance in two equal
annual payments. deed Of lrust will he required to
secure The ayments the payments carry interest
4fom The date but the interest will be RENTED II pune.
For further particulars, apply 10 NJ WIN. Ewing
Richmond, or the subscriber, on The premises.
Der. as. ~. az D,ylD RaTfRAY.
q WILL sell, % accommodating terms, my IeHemeat
q In The iowB Of Columbia. The bgldings, a store
house aud lumber house have beeH-steynew shinged.
Sspt-s so..~u John FoRsES.
EAMES RIVER LAMB FOX bALE.....t sgaih Vder
~ for safe my LAND in Amherst, Ling on flauSs
Creek large branch O James river. and within four
miles Of IyHchurp tract contains goa acre.0sO
are cleared ard Ia good heart 20 acres fresh land
CLEARED since ,Si2 aud 40 lowefonpds very rich
and ~ for meadow the balance Is prime tobacco land
covered With excellent timber and AZ least so cords 81
fire wpod per acre Three loads day in summei, aad
iso in winter can We sa6e to Lynchbnfg, over free
bridge nearly finished, across the river. The
pfice Of nfe wood s g yer cord, aud Constant and
steady market fsr al other articles. There is an ex
cei'eni Wiil seat ON TIE creek ON which gfisi and
sar mi may be eected fof 500. TIM would yield 2ea
barrels toll corr; aud wafer sufficient for other
purpose.
Jhsfc are two good schools in Lyncbhure one
female. aud the other Lsilp school aud tue reixh
boihn0d as healthy any w the Stale aud The town
ihe most healthy ~ anv James river
TIE suhscfi@ff LayHg removed T. the western
ty, viii sell AZ reduced pfce and tug cfedit
}ot two thirds Of she purchase money or b. i give
credit Tor the whole II well a. Gen.
,Nddis01 % tiads0n comfy, 10 mf. L0HdOR ~.
ben, -. o. Lysebh'Ug, either Of whom will hafe Tor
the land IN W abseUce. re-. w. KDsE.
Orange c. a. Der II. 6a..eip,.
AI0tiCE,s. .Sh0Bid Any se alive % .lr srtsd chll-
IL dren o. descendants Of DAVID HHTsOLDS.
sometime Of Chemut liin, IN the county ~ Phlac T.
Pisa. Slate Of pennsflyanja, aud innfs recently Of
Chanestun. ~ lhe Sste " south Ca eHa, hey uay
near OF scnrthiHg 10 their advantage hy apuytur in
insdlaels n 1fittefi Mag Of Charleston ,nih caro-
iaa and furnishing 10 hin proof u fhsf relation shp
% the said David 0eynJids
Dec. y. 9..vsm
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IIi)UCAII0N

- TERRELL respectfully informs his hiends and
~ The public, hat the Seminary under The care Of
himself and SIR J.SRGAR willie opened Tor tue ensil
ing year. on the I'd DAY of JanHary.
Jbe English, Latin, and trench languages Geoera-
ply, Arithmetic aud the Mathematics IN its several
branches will be taught lhis Seminary, on the most
improved plan.
Moral aud NatuTSi Philosophy; AND he deems " prsper
TO make known hs intention ~ pursuing that plan 81
Teaching the Mathematics. which vas devised and
ado Dted by MI Geo Blackburn the able aud dislin-
epI5hcd professor ~ Asbury College Baltimore AN
oniine 81 Which PLAZA Is To- The hands orc. Terrell aud
may lie secn by any WbO wishes To ias poet IT,
The ices Of tuition per student forty dollars for
The term Of ten months, to be paid quarterly, and two
dailafs enhance inT fael aud house rent.
Young gentlemen from the country can he accomyno-
dated wib board in the family Of {. Terrell from the
LIST OF March.
Dec n. cs a.
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NO ICE

No ICE
LII persons having claims against the estate Of the
IA late LANnON CARTER, dec. Of Sabine Hall, are
requested To make them kRswn soon as possible SO
shai arrangements may be made 10 meet them.
ROBERT w. CARTER,
hdm'or of LandoI Carter. dec.
Richmond county. nee. 81 .w6v
a 1t persons haviBg claims against JOS. DARhiS
DAFT, dec. are requested 10 mase them know
DANIEL CALL. EN'or
Feb.3 s5..u of Joseph Dlrinsdau. dec.
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NacJetA attracted an ove,fiowing house.
III Was acbaractcr which excited gres.
curiosity mot only from its being one OF
the most ardnous, but being the only pro
nineni play OF Shakespeare, in which Mr..
hean ian not YET appeared. We never
saw lie character sustained with so mucf,
force and brilliaucy. Many Of the read
Ings were entirely new, and the curtain
tell amidst The usual shouts of applause.
Mr.. kean performs Richard The Sd for
his benefit. IN. Y. Nat. All,