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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-13
Sale at Auction on IL months
Credit

Sale at Auction ON IL months
Credit
By G. r. GATHER, Georgetown,
NNMonday 18th AUGUST, at 9 O'Clock,
~ A. M. will be sold at my Ware-House
Congress street, without reserve, nv entire
stock of DRY GOODS The Merchants
of the District will find it to their interest to
attend and they may get good bargains, and
the Credit SO long they may make the goods
pay for themselves. Among them are the
following, viz:
Ceases sup. blue cloths.
- assorted DO.
- bale reserv'd list blue; do
l - blk bombazetts
- assorted do
] case assorted sewing Silk
- blk do
- Sup. 90 cambria
- Null muslin
- book do
] - steam loom shifting
sup. print, very hand {
q assorted do
g do ribbons
- linen cambrics
cases cord velvet
- pelsse cloths
- cloth shawIs
- worsted drawers
! bale l0-4 rose blankets
l-9-4 do
case kid gloves
= blk senshaws
L do sarsnetts
g colored thread
l. silk hose assorted
l. cambria hbdkfs
- blk Italian Grape
- sprig muslin
i vestlDg
- cotton hose
VIII be added and sold by the bale, z bales
GERMAN LINENS, such as
White riCkIenburgs
Half bleached do.
Brown do
Best two sealed Hessisns
GEORGE K. GATHER, Auct'r.
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-13
StGp Saddle Thief.

STOLEN from The subscribers Stable on
- Wednesday, night lsst,a SADDLE and
BRlDLE. The saddle had white cloth,
hound with blue, plated stirrups. The
Birdie had plated bit. and Bierdoon. The
lower part of the lief; ch elk OF the bit little
twisted.
A reasonable reward will be given for the
recovery OF either of them; and the full val
ue will be paid for the discovery and con-
victiOn of the thief.
~ ne thief is supposed to have gone
the Leesburg Road.
aug II St J. SWIFT.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-13
Pennanship.


on Wednesday the 9Th inst. at the corner
of K'ng and Royal streets, where he will be
happy TO exer, himself in promoting the in'-
prov ement of all who may please to favor
him with their patronage.
The system he teaches IS calculated to
e.tabish ease, accuracy and expeditions; in
point of elegance and velocity it IS believed
to he inferior TO no one extant: it is embl &C.
ed in Is lessons only; and very seldom is 80
hours necessary TO acquire perfect know
ledge of It. Should any diligent scholars
fail in hi. no charge will be made for in
structing them,
Avariety of specimens Of the improvement
of former pupils may be seen at the school
room which it is presumed need only be in
spected to satisfy the public of The utility OF
the system. Gentlemen are respectfully in
vited to call and examine them. Specimens
of The teachers writing TO be seen at this Of
fee
Hours of tuition for gentlemen from to
A. NJ. and from to P. M.--For ladies
from 9 to II A. NJ. and from 3 to P. NJ.
Terms, 81.
n. B. Lessons will be given in families,
If required; and ali pupils taught to make
their own pens.
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for Gibraltar.
Turnpike Road.

BOOKS Of subscription havig been opened BY
1.-the commissioners authorised to take sub5crip
tions to the Middle Turnpike Company from VIZ
ley's to Alexandra. The public is hereby notified
that the same will be kept open daily untilthe 18th
day of Aug. next, at the Town Hall For tho
accommodation of such as may desire to subscribe
after the separation of the commissioners, the
books will be lodged every day at the Bank of A
lexandria, where subscriptions will be taken BY
one of the commissioners.
July % tl1A
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-01
To The LADIES of NeHppOrt and rs
Vicinify.


PERioDIcAL WoRk, TO Bs sESrITLrp
The LADIES MAGAZINE,
Iuended 10 aid in The eause Of PieV,
Religion, and Morality.
EDITED By LADY.
4 S the light OF the glorious Gospel OF Je-
IA aus Chri.l diffuses It's benign rays, and
sn.u,s with iDct easing splendor o'er be-
nighted world, and the Holy Spirn pours It's
cIed influences in The heart, the question OF
ST. Paul becomes most emphaticaiiy the hrst
question OF every enlightened SiDnet.-
" Lord what wilt thou have me 10 do o.
Religion is active--Ihe sacred hte glows
with an irresistible ardor /; and TO do good,
and 10 communicate, is not only considered
as d divine command, but one Ot the highest
privileges Of our nature.
Imp iessed with a solemn sense OF the du'y
we owe 10 God and Man f; of the shor,ness Of
time, 10 which we can perform that duty, and
the high responsibility in which we stand, 10
the AuIhor OF all good, have long wished
that might in some way or othe' be ena-
bled 10 cast my mite into The sacred treasury
and after much delibera,ion upon what meth.
cd | shall pursue to aid in the benevolent
plans which are calculated 10 edvsnce the
cause of our adorable God and Saviour,
have ultimately determined, by the g'ace of
God, to have printed, Monthly, The LADIES
MAGAZINE
Ii shall contain Religion, & Historical sub
jects, Letters and Poetry, deeply interesting.
Perhaps il will be some Inducement 10 you,
10 knew it will be edited by female but it
is super huous TO make this remark TO my
sex, after hating observed that The design is
10 a;a in the benevolent Mans now forming iD
the world. My happiness will be almost per.
iect, if by thus means, should succeed 10
aiding those who are sending the ,cord Of God
10 those who sit in afkncss.
If life and immortality are brought 10 ligh,
by the Gospel, should not those who have
felt its divine power make every effort for It's
distribution among the Hea,ben?
For this ! a'sll endcavor TO render the
LADIES MAGAZINE as interesting as possible.
CONDITIONS.
1st. The work shall be commenced as soon as
sufficient number of Subscribers shall be obtained
to warrant the undertaking
ID. 1t will commence with 50 pages per month.
but Increased should 1t meet the wishes oft pat
Sd, It will be printed on an Octave form, with
good type and fair PAPER.
4h. The price to subscribers will be 50 per an
nun payable on delivery of the 9th number
Half the profits OF the work will be exclusively de-
voted TO the Bible and Missionary cause.
az Subscribers will please % cali at Mr. JAMES
MUMFORD'S Store. No 80, Thames Street.
Newport, June ~, 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-01
CU,!DALL'S MILLS.
Uooi CrMng.

HE subscribers Inform their friends
L ard the public. that they have replenshed
their Carding Machines with new Cards of the nm
est and most approved rsnuf.cture, and that they
are now enabled to Card Wool of all grades, in the
best manner.
They continue to Manufacture all kinds OF Wool
en Goods, as usual -.3Iss they color and finish
WOODEN Cloths Of all descriptions and TO color gar.
ments, &c that have faded, or become unfsshion.
able All branches Of the above business will be
done with despatch, and on the lowes' terms, and
the least favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARKE Il GRISNFLL.
NB-SAsPoRp AMY. Little Compton-P .LEo
COMFY, Tiverton-WILLIAN PEARsE, Bristol.
Ferry-and JoB SHrnnAs, ia Newport, will re-
ccive and forward articles intended for the Manu-.
ac,ory Portsmouth. July l9, 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-01
Anotber EyesL Supply.
ROBERT p. LEE,

HA,n Wst opened. from the He7u- 1ork
l. l. auctions. A complete assortment of choice
and seasonabe DRT GOODS. of the latest impor.
tstionS, which viii Se sold unusually low for Cash.
AMONG THEM ARE
s. Pieces OF hight and dark undressed
PRINTS, fast coors and good quality, for only rs
cents the yard
One case of Canton Grapes, assorted,
OF a superior quality.
One bale black Bombazetts, from 90
cents to 3S9 the yard.
also.
Stout twed black Bonn. { "a Merino Hdkfs with
bsZctts, for mems wear = green borders,
Black and colored BON y Elegant ivory staff Para.
bazeens, { soils,
Bengal Stripes FIR Is6 SH,ack and purple kid
the yard, { Cloves, FIST 9lality,
Green Grape and green yWiule ana coiored long
Gauze, aud short xii ditto,
Black and white Italian Real Woodstock, bearer
Grapes, md silk do.
Book and Leno Musns, L Flag q bsndsnno hdkfs
Null and Jaconet ditto, Black silk and fancy do
Cotton and Linen Cam y upper and common white
brics. L Driilings,
Black silk Gamble, for tue striped Jean,
pan,sIoons NBlue cotton Cassmeres,
India Cotton5, 4 Bedticks,
White duck trowsgrs for steam and powerloom
SO pair, shirtings.
Dimtes from 20 cents silk and Cotton umbrel-
TO 4s6 las,
Furniture ditto, ( One bale American
Best Italian sewing Silk. sheetings and shirtings
Veslings, bIeached and unblescb.
wors,ed, hemp ana cot. ed
ton Hosiery. yLght blue and pink
black and white silk \ Lustrings,
Hose, obesp, Black Lustrings and lie.
II .ndsome fancy cravsts vsnlines,
and crayRt Muslins, L Fashionable drab, and
Wide damsss and da. Corona, ion mixed Cas-
mask table cloths, simeres,
Heavy white Dowias, for { Russia and English Dn.
trowsers, pers,
white sheetings for do Russia and Ravens Duck.
Iri,h Linens, Copperpis,e and furni.
Fine cotton Balls and ) ure Calicoes,
wire thread, White pocket hdkh with
Heavy black silk sbswls. borders, from Cd TO 2s3
The above. with a variety of other articles not
mentioned, in addition TO his former stock, makes
his assor,mes, as general can be found in any
store in this town.
or The public are invited to call, and examine
for themselves.
July IL. 4w.
rryI,JAIyhI, n aH frds. rIefLffd ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-01
TOLE7,

Hnd hosssssion gieun immediafe!y,
THE lower part of house, situate in
l. Denni:sa-sisset. Fos PARTICULARS inquire at
this offise. HSf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-01
.nU3SEYS PATENT
ECONOMICHL GRIDIRONS.

THE subscriber has just received few packages
1 of Massey, Pafsar seSiOUieai Crrdrg7', q val.
asbe improvement, in DomeAc Economy much is
said in their favor, and much more may with pro
priety be said The public are requested tn ersm.
inc and try ,hem-onee using. will conSkH sny res'
sonable person Of their utility. For sse at the
Manufac,ory prices by -
WILLIAM II. RATHBONE.
Head Of Packet UhatJ
Innc 6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-01

LA jW.t opened from hhe He7u- 7ork
l. l. auctions. A complete assortment of choice
and seasonabe DRT GOODS, of the latest impor.
tstons which viii be sold unu sia,ly low for Cash
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-06
DIRECTORS
For the Farmers Bank Of Pirginia and It's res.
peetire Branehes for the gear ISL.


81
peetire Branehes for the gear lS2l.
RICHMOND. g
Nv THE EXECUTIVE. Philip n Nicholas
So'omnn Jao ab. Claiborne w Goorh James
Ra%linss- Rsujamin Tate William seldom
Btanch ChcaihamS- Richard CIa,k. s-Vm.
II. F'izwhyl>nno"
BY THE sTochncLDERs.. Robe Pollard
James lunis-Frederick Pleasant. james ST
zer-JaGies L;on,--seymonr Scott
NORFOLK.
By TIE EXECUTIVE. .lt.chard Blow-.Tn
e. Hon -Alorisca, Cook Thomas l.. Sey-
mour GeorveW. Camp VIM ID Henley--
William Hnnirr- VIA. Bent.iaii.
~ THE STooh1otpERs. Warren Ashley
Richard Dtnmmoud-Jon Jonathan Iaugleys-
VIM. Dicksons-Mal ory Todd
PETERSBERG
ny THE EXECUTIVE VIM. Clarke-John "
Willcox-W iliiam Rober;sou, Jr.- Robt Boil
lin. Ssml. Pc, kins-- Edward Watkins Wm.
(nmmins"-John Hntons
BY THE STOCKHOLDERS Donald Mackeu-
zie- Fiansis L,nch-Jainrs Boisse du-W iili>
am Corlines--Jabe. smith,
FREDERiCK>BURG.
BY THE ENEcUTIsE' john I. Brooke-Car-
CARR, Minor raliaferro> Sci.
deu Charles Austin
BY THE STOcHHoLDERs.-Jobn Ross-Mur-
ray 10, bes- Anthony Buck'-AlexaDder Nor
LYNCHBURG.
BY THE ExEcUTIvE.-John Watts Henry
Brown-EdwArd Lyuch-John Schoolield-
Richard Pollard-Heury = Lsnehornes-
Charles Il. Talia'erro-johu G Meen
BY THE STOCKHOLDERS. -. W illiam Radford
-Geoiye Cnbeil-Thos Hig ginbotlism-John
Buliocks-James I WRIGHT
WINCHESTER
BY THE EXECUTIVE. ..Daniri Lee-Arcli.
bald Magili, Isaac HollingswortlI-Robert He.
terick-Jobn Mackey-Beaity Carson Will
liam Morris-Joseph Keaus
BY THE Alfred n. Pow.
ell Jacob Baker Edward j. .Smith-John
Bakprs-lh Roberts,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-06
iHE TIAIES

TO THE EDITORS or THE ENQUIRER
Gentlemen Permit one who has read books
very litiie aud men great deal. 10 address
ihroush the medium OF YOUR paper, u few
PLAZA remar ks 10 the guardians OF the uub,ic
interest. They are the result of reflection
and mol altogether uuiiuctuted will, terliugs
of respect and sympathy for the unfortunate
citizens OF commonwealth, whOse enemies
accord TO II the reputation OF caLdor aud hon.
e<ty.
In Il time os profound peace, in a land
crowned with plenty, we behold a pecuniary
distress OF most unusual character, arising
IRON canses which have nothing 10 do with my
present purpose. Tie United States have
ceased to be the carriers Of the c@mmprcial
void; they 80 longer furnish bread 10 EHIo-
pean armies and navies. The thunders uf war
are sileHced ;'-SpecHiatiOn is at rest. Smpli-
city industry aud ecouon,y again rank among
the social virtues, aud PROMISE to restore 10
our CHI dren the manly aud hardy characters
at their grdndsires. The prospect is p!easiug
and sslaelng-bn' our actual condition is ex-
ceedinsiy painful. We are in debt-we are
embarrassed to great extent beyond the
calculations OF the most sagacions. What is
abe remedy for this great evil FL answer
Speculation, exirav0sance. aud unexpected
sicissitndes IN affairs have brought US into
difficulties I; Industry, economy, and prudence
must bring us ont.
The eyes of the people are turned towards
the Legislature: and the citizens Of The Union
look with sOlicitudc 10 see, whether Virginia,
Win All heF experience wisdom aud int grity,
VIII fall INTO the errors which have so deeply
aud c0uspjcnOusly injured aud degraded sone
OF her sister states to the vest
p" Let us have a stay law, says the inconsid.
tfate debtor, . a repieviG law, or some con-
trivance which will. by legislative magic, heal
The wounds OF the state" This isa sad a ~.
iuous delusiou. II IN an contract to paw his
Deighbor money and il deprecIafe, can the
creditor claim property aud pocket the adj
vance Surety not II then money rise in
value, with what reference to mutual Justice
can he claim 10 make his neigbbor take pro-
perry, or wait ill money falls AGAIN.
lie who agrees TO pay in money, the com,
mon medium must Keep his bargain in Que
event, as he would claim IL ~ the other This
Is far -. Tie law WAS designed 10 enforce a
compiiance with contrAcls; not TO assist Ia
their violstioD....If A withhold from y his
right ~ state ut nature. which suppuse. tie
absence OF law, y undecided himself by force
In the social state. u gave uis 10 the SOVEREIGN
" OF the community this right TO persona
saiisiaction. ~ consideration, OF bging protect
ed by he arm OF ~ aufborty Outbt uot n
30 get justice from TIL si1ie az spsedil, AZ /,
consistent with fair enquiry II not, IN place
OF g,vn2lim Isis fi:ht, yrn deliberately with
h0lh U..sftr society witbOul law n 4 wee
70 asteedo give 20 bushels Of corn 10, COW
aud acre To fecrfs the COW wouid IL b. e.
teenedd sound argument that corn was woril
twice as much as When toe contract vas made
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-06

Commitments O0ce, Richmond J0p. 8, Is7l
IN CHASCFRY....T The creditors Of JOHN GIBSON
late Of tie couuty OF Prince william IN the state Of
virginia, aud the creditors Of The deceased MARY
HFASGI, Of Liverpool ~ the Kingdom Of Great Britain
viii take notice that nv virtue Of decree the tioa
Court OF the United States for The Fihh Circuit and
Virginia District made IN the suii, WIN. Kirkpatfick
James Brewn and John m'Cuiloci, executors II the
Testament aud last will Of Mary Heasiy dec the said
James Brown and Agnes bis wife, which said Agnes 10
The only daughter oftbe said Mary tleat, John Gibson
Wr. Gibson, VIA. Cameron aud Agnes his wife Kobeft
Gibson, Peter Gibson, James Gibson aud Thomas Glib
son, children aud next 81 hin. aud administrators
and administrative, &c. Of Feier Gibson, dec. who
"'eo "hh"o' issue''''s'..'.s'...'' ''.'PfafHfDs.
AGAINST
Alexander Henderson, John spence ard James Reed,
executors, &C. OF the said John Gibson, dec.
DcIeHdGHfs,
that liberty Is reserved In them TO come in and preye
their respective claims before me ~ NV Office az Cnu,.
missioner, IN the city Of Richmond any time oiih IN
ten mouths hnm The 22d day 81 December. 1870 and
that those who faii TO Do so, viii be barred of an
opportunity 20 make them Afterwards.
VS.. MhCEENZIg, 81. g.
Jan. O. -, an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-06
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

At meeting OF the Agricultural SocietyFof
Virginia, held in Richmond OIL The 9Th instant.
The following appointments aud resolutions
were adopted, viz.
jams 81. Garrett, President.
John COalter. Vice President.
Jarqueiiue +. Haryie, Treasurer.
john Adams. Secretary.
Samuel e.. Adams, Z homas Marshall, Will
son Allen, Thomas VI. Randolph, of Tuckahoe,
aud Liuletou w. TazeweIl, assistant SecTeta.
Ties.
John Marshall, JOHN Brock enbrough, John
Wickham, john Coalter, and John Adams,
Committee of Correspondence.
ReSoired, That the tlia1ks of this Society be
presented 10 John =. skinner Esq. for his pre
sent OF Seed Wheat, Barley, RYE, Com, 10.
bacco Seed and other valuable articles.
ResolUed, That the annual contribution to be
paid by members Of this Society for the pre-
sent and all succeeding years, be t,Uo doilas.
TEsTE,
JOHN ADAMS, Sec'ry.
&C. We have the papers OF The Agriculinfa
Society which We shall seize Az eady opPor-
tumty of laying before our readers. Editors
The Theatre Of Fredericksburg was burnt
down on Saturday night. IL caught fire ftOm
small coOk-shOp near ~. Thr theatre was
wooien building old, aud OF course aot very
valuable.
The Bask Of Kentucky Is going into opera.
iiou-its PTesIdeat and Directors are alstndy
chosen by the legislature IT'S capital Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-06

The Legislature of Louisiana, have before
3hem bin IN petition the General Govern,
la nj 10 erect Qualifications for 'h.Ir defence.
dollars have bAen ,-id from their state t.
abe Uriiei States Government since 1915.
and they have expended for their defence but
y oOO mn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-06
TRUST SALE,

TOf virtue of deed OF trust from Marin Price to
ID the subscribers, dated the 10th December 1919 10
secure to Jackson FTayser the debt therein mentioned
VIC shall Proceee on the 7fh day of Februarg rerf
flair, not the next fair day premises TO sell for
cash, the following pTodeTlJ, viz; one carriage aud
harness. ore waggeu. with gear, three cows aud the
following NEGROES; Sophia and her, four Children
Lucinda, Jobm, Kilt aud Betsy.
FRANCIS LEWIS
Jan. 8. 7i..vsw SAMUEL pRAYseu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-06
TRUST MALE

TKUST SALE.
(Y viItue Of deed oftTust executed 10 the .ubscri.
~ bers by Marin Price, The 22d Hsy 1870 Tor
certain purposes therein mentioned, We shall proceed
u Aot, the nexi fair day at the late residence OF .ad
harrln Price e. sell for cash all the household and
Kitchen furniture conveyed in said deed.-The fuTni
'afe u OF the best quality. BENJAMIN MoSBY
GEORGE BLAKY,
gan. o, 7a.ws~ RIO. DoUTHAr.
Rf v'r.ue VI deed Of trust executed to by Mar
40 rim Price, the 2Tth July 1919 Tor pnrpo.rs
therein mentioned, we shall proceed seion Ucdues
day he I'm February at the late residence OF said
haTiH Price, " fair not the next fair day twelv.
valuable SLAVES, aud other personal properly men
uoned IN said deed. BENJAMIN MOSBY
GEO. BLAKY
FRANCIS LEWIS
n The valuable FACTORY Of Marin PRICE, al
Hoeke,is for rent. FRANCIS Il. PRICE Adm'.r
Jan. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-06

SO 900 600. with a privilege 10 the Bank OF
eN'eoi,ne IL Que million moTe--in plain Eu-
Riish, i'scapitsl Is S 3 900 0oo-no loan TO an,
i'd's'dusl 10 exceed 8 2 900 John J Criit-n.
Gen, tate U. s. Senator Is elected its PIsSi-
dent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-06
Staples of ne Ricamovd Uorbe1

Tobacco, oid. Ssh sa--uew, . S7I-F Flour.
country, 3s-ciiy, S 3s-Meal, 5Oc.-W heat
625c.-H Heap, S I50-Oais 25c.
GRocERIEs- Brown Sugar, S 8 I2-Loas
do. Is 2uc.-Rnn, w S5c. SI-do. N Z.
4Oc.-Whi' key, 3Sc.- Molasses 81 ii 3Jc Cor
fee, 30 32-BacOn, Sc.-Cut Herrimss, S %
a 4.
PRICE OF STOCKS.
Bank III Virginia .......7S
farmers Back of Va...........S2
y. .. BANK. .l03
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-06
CONGRESS -lFrdaesday last.

Seadie. MIR. Wiliiam,'s resolution 10
extend the judicial au,hori,y IT The Union
10 the sidic Of Missouri, WAS made the or.
der OF The dsy fer AIcnicy.
II. IF R.-Mr. Baldwin submitted a.
mony others, resolu,iuns 20 iasiruct The
committe9 OF Ways aud Means Ia enquire.
whether the permanent revenue Ia ade-
Gua;e 10 meet The expenses OF this go
vernm sni-whe,.,er ANY treasures be ne.
ressary 10 increase The rcyenue-and
whether il he expcdieni 10 impose addi-
iionai Gnties on the inipo,iaiion 81 foreign
spirits, and Ia impose. an excise on do
nes:ic distilled Spirits.
The House, on motion OF hIr Cobb.
resolved itself iu'o a committee al ,he
whole on The state of The Union: aud
took Up the ressln,i0n Submitted b, HIM
al All early period oi the session, propos
ins reduction OF various branches
of the public expenditure The resolu.
'i0ns having b Ell read. MIR Coi6 rose aud
a.fdTessed The house IN AN minated
speech CT considerable lrngth in support
OF tl:e general principles OF his proposi.
lions Wien lac concluded at4 u'cIo. X,
HE committee rose, reported pr.giess,
and the House ADJOURNED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-06
- = - -
IA HAMPTON AZ AIlENtX

THE place M Principal Teacher tbs institution
has become vacant BY the senation Of sir Roland
Kr!no'ds. Applications addres,rd TO B.w PRYOR,
PRESIDENT Of the Boaro OF Itusiers, will st received
anu The 10th ins,.-at which abe election will be
msis. $50 ~
iue Principal teacher must he acquainted win
u"iai Philosophy Mathematics, Rhetoric and .br
bead L'nguSers Tie viii be required TO firnish .ut
o. ms pay an assistant Teacher. capable OF teaching
Reading, Whiting and Arithmetic
inc amount OF pay OF The Principal Teacher viii
depehd. IN some degree, upon HE capacity and din,
sence as e taitinn fees Constitute pant HE, b,y,
usual! amounted 10 tae!vr ihiieen bonard dollars
fsf ahun payable qnaGterl, in adyarce. The in,eJrs
upoa money loaned snouEtins annually 10 about $3.50
naaes The oibei pars Of The Principals ccri p,s linn
giving an aggregate OF eighteen or uins..n hund,ei
dollars per annrm regularly paid. Ibe applicant, vbo
"0ua De successful, 'heud provide hmssl. ith the
h.s Is',imonials of his noray and qoaac stons as
Hampton, Jan. 6. "a, "a.
hE subscriber w'snIug 10 his a1nlnistratiop
n o. ihe estate OF JESSE WHITE, late Of Hanover
county ceceased demands that all persons VINO nav,
c,ans against The sad estate a,sinst hia as admin
isiaioT, make immediate legal pufsu to Receiver th-
same u being he wlsa 10 make distribution OF tbe
e>,se 40 early as possible. Shcud any fail this noties
VIII he plead IN bar dtseir c;aiu,
WILLIAM tnDNER 5d,n'cr
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