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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-07

COMMITIED 10 the jail ~ NOroiE borough on The i2th
" December last negro who calls himself Will
LIAM DENSON:
he Is about 81 years of are feet 81 inches high com
pevon shade tighter than lull blact has lost
all bis upper fore teeth, and his lower jaw teeth is Of
hmie cf disposition, and appears he simple and
eaod nainred having sm- bis whenever
he addressed in good humour. lie says he belonged
Matthew rcnson, Of Nanscnond county, who sold him
Mr. Martin, Of Georgia who. he saws, carrying Ei'
that state when he ran away.
The OF said negro Is hereby notified to comply viii
the law, and take him away.
WILLIAM y. IAwTON, Tailor,
Norfolk Borough,
Aprl23. il1-uisw
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TRTT7T SALE

TlY virtue Of decd of trust executed the subscribers
ID by John Underwood bearing date the 2eth day of
Deccnher, 1917 and recorded in the office Of the
court or Gcocand for the purpose Of securing the payment
Ola OF money therein mentioned to Shelton and Harris
Will he sold 10 the highest bidder for ready money,
Goochand Courthouse, on Wondoyfhe f7h dnv # Jlpt
ntr heng Goochoud dav the of land which
tic said Underwood resides. lying IickinRhoe
creek in the said Of Goocanf containing
four hundred and fifty much thereof shall he
sufficient raise tie Of hundred dollars with in
tcrcsi thereon from the first day of February ss and the
expenses aesdng the execution Of the trust aforesaid
JOSEPH SHELTON -, ,
BENZ. ANDERSON 'F''''e'
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.


CTRAYED stolen from the subscriber living this
- place The 9th inst. dark bay horse about
ten inch~ high bob tail and about or old, he rides
well in quick caner and has been used drawing
will give the above reward ifdelvered to me, will pay
liberal price for such information enable to
get him. JOHN w. BRADLEY.
Ncwtowr. nsing & oueenN MAY s. li5-itr
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NOTICE.

IL persons having claims a~~nst The estate Of James
Howard, dec of Chester Ut. viii please present them
for settlements and all i indebted requested make
Immediate payment no longer Indulgence he given
HENRY HOWARD, Ex'or.
Aprit m tfd,e,s
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Don Joaquin DE AEDUAGA,
Envoy Extraordinary, sc. &c.
Extract ofa letter from Mr. Forsyth to tie Secretary Of
State, dofed


State, dofed
MADRID, 18Th April, 1922.
d" J have the honor enclose 10 ycu hurried
translation Of the last Diciamcn lie commission ot
the Cortes ON the affairs Of Spanish America and
the detrinlin atoms made hv that BODY
SPAIN AND SOUTH AMERICA
Driamen of The commission 10 whom it was referred
to report 10 the tie state al tic provinces
Of ultrnmRr, presented Feb. II, 1922
The commission has mediiaied maturely aud cir
cumspectlJ on the proposition of the minister Of Ul-
tramar, and after having i' ard him, has considered
the diverse circumstances ~ which the provinces Of
both Americas are ~ present, and may he fonnd
hereafter the (ruitlcssDess and nefliccncy of the
commissions that have been directed 10 the govern
| menis established in them aud Possessed with the
noble desire tha the same may not again, with the
waste Of public treasure and sacrifice of humanity.
occur is Of opinion tha the ought not 20 lose
tine IN considering Tie proposition OF the ministry,
since II will I've a consequence of tie results aud IN
order 10 obtain them, the government aud the com-
mssiOnrrs II elects ought to be authorized 10 hear,
aud TO transmit 10 the legislative power, every class
q! propositions, br hey what they may ~ the same
lime IL Judges that the national decorum, and the
protection which Justice is due 10 lie European
and American Spaniatds, call for the establishment
oi basis, useful and conducive 10 the welfare the
Spaius.
Before fxng this asis, and that it may he as pro-
ductIye 10 the common felicity policy and the NJ
iiOual honor require, the commission lays down The
fixed principle, that this new grand, and legitimate
path Tor pacific communications being opened, all
treaties be esteemed of value nor efficacy that
have been formed between Spanish chiefs and Ame-
rican governments, which ought to be understood rs
NULL they have been, from their origin, rs respects
the Acknowledgment Of Independence ; inasmuch as
they were authorized, could such authority be
given them, unless by previous declaration Of the
cOftes.
The commissioners may hear all the propositions
that may he made to them, IN order TO transmit them
10 the metropolis, excepting such takc away, or
limit IN any mannef, the absolute right II the Euro
pcan and American Spaniards, residing IN Whatever
mar Of Ufr
they may think proper, without being opposed ly any
obstacle measure that might prove injurious to
their fortunes. With this explanations the comnus-
sioa reprOduces It's anterior diciamen, aud the corto
will resolve what may I've most proper.
tSigned by Espga, Cnesia, Alvarez Escnden,
Toreno, Moscoso, Oliver murphy, Ndgar-
rcfa Paul
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win be that which Spain will receive from the
United States in case the recognition proro-
sed in the Message should take effect and
posterity will he no less liable TO wonder that
tn power which has received the mos, proofs
of the friendship of Spain should he the one
delighted with being the first To- take Step
which could have only been expected from IA
mother that had deem Injured.
Although could enlarge upon this dsa-
greeabie subject, think it useless to do so, be-
cause the sentiments which the Message
ought To excite in the breast every Spaniard
can be no secret To you. Those which the
King Of Spain will experience at receiving 4
notification so unprotected, will be doubtless
very 6isagreeable; and at the same time thai
hasten to communicate it to His Majesty
think it my duty to protest, as do solemn
~ protest, against the recognition of the go
vernments mentioned of the insurgent pro
vinces of America. by the United States (; de-
claring that it can in no way now, or at any
time, lessen or invaIdate, in the least, tn,
right Of Spain To the said provinces, or In en-
ploy whatever means may be i'm her power
to re-uni;e them to the rest Of her dominions
Iaray You, sir. to be pleased to lay this pro
test before the President, and | fatter mysel
that, convinced of the sulid reasons which
have dictated it, he will suspend the measure
which he has proposed tn Congress, and tha
he will give to His Catholic Majesty this proc
of his friendship and Of his Justice.
Ireman with the most distinguished consi
Iteration. PRAYING God to guard your life ma
nv years, your most obedient humble ser
want.
JOAQUIN DE ANDUAGA.
JOHN @. ADAMS,
Secretary Of State.
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

The Spanish Minister 10 the Secretary of State
9Th March. 1922 (Tranelalion)
Secretary of State to the S,,nish Minister, 9th A.
Spanish Minisierio the Secretary Of State, Id,
N FORSYTH % the Secretary of State, lith Feb
1920. tENlract)
Dirtam"n of the Cortes, l2th February, 1922 -
Published in the Washington Gazette of ,itay last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-07
NOTICE rs HEREBY GTVEN.

TYO al persons ~ the Of Virginia who have olass
against the estate of THOMAS LOCKWOOD deceased,
late Of The state q Alabama, which claims originated in
Virginia, that The subscriber has qualified as his admnisira-
tor m the will annexed that portion Of his which
lies in the state Of Virginia and requests all such persons
produce their claims properly authenticated for adjustment
EDMUND LOOKETT, Admir- with the
will annexed Of Thos. Logwood, dec.
Chesterfield, March u. tQJ-wf2wS
MAS taken up and committed 10 the jail OF HorfOlk
w county, a runaway, the 30h ut a negro man
who calls himselfJlM be saws that he belongs John
Walton Of Lexington in Georgia: that he left home in De-
cember last he had in possession when taken horse n
bride and two saddles. Jim is black feet inches
high both appear to have been cropf the upper
parts there long the left side his mouth and
another the back ofhis left hand Ills owner is required
TO his property, pay charges, and take him away
I've will be dealt With as the law directs.
WILLIAM BARNARD, Jailor.
Portsmouth April %. i12--wi2w
WILLIAM ~ nVIR
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ONE DAY LATER FROM LIVERPOOL.

NEw YoRK, April 30--By the arrival Yesterday Of
the ship William Thompson. Capt THOMPSON from
Liverpool, have received Liverpool papers of The
I'd April, heiug dry later than those brought by
the James Monroe. The London dates are not so
late as brought by the CiNcnnatus.
Billings Advertiser states, there had been no rain
the Cape Of Good Hope for the last two seasons
Much distress prevailed in consequence AMONG tho
new sculcrs there.
IN the counties Of Nn folk and Suffolk. tumultu-
Gus disposition continued among people and the will
fu destruction Of the property carried TO IN alarm
ing extent. Two lads, under 10 years Of age, we're
tried Horslam for wully setting FIRE 10 stacks Of
vetches and wheat, and sentenced 10 die The Ju-
~, however, recommended to mercy account Of
their age.
The mildness Of the weather being such, sclr
called the Albion to he dispatched from New
castle for North Bergen, to bring home a cargo of
ice.
The disturbances IN Ireland sill continued DuIIin
dates to the 30h March states, that in Limerick Is
persons had been left for execution. IN almost eve
rs town in Ireland persons were imprisoned and uu-
deI sentence of death
Slr Canning is considered rs perfectly qualified
for his high station in India His talents are brilliant.
moi solid. lfeT .9ir
The William Thompson from Liverpool, sailed on
the 81, aud the Magnet, from Cork, on The 4th inst
but they bring later papers than have before been
received [Gasette.
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The Secretary Of Sfr,e 10 The Minister from Spain.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

DEPARTMENT STATE.
Washington. 9Th April 1922
SIR Your letter Of the 9Th of March was INN q.
dnirly after had The honor of receiving it, laid be.
fore the President of the United States, hy whom Il
has been deliberately construed, and Nv whose iii.
recion am. in repvipg 10 1t, 10 assure Of Tie
rarnestness and sincerity with which this government
desires TO entertain and IN cultivate the most friendly
relations with that of Sran
This DISPOSITION has been manifested, not only by
the Uniform Of the United States, in their di-
rect political aud commercial intercourse with Spain
bui bv the Friendly interest which they have fpli IN
the welfare Of the Spanish nation and v Tie cord al
sympathy with which they have witnessed their spi-
~ and rrv cXertcd in maintaining their indepcn
drncc Of NIL foreign control and their right of sell
government
In cYcIv question relating 10 the Independence OF
n na'iin, two PRINCIPLES involved one of right
aud the other Of fact The former exclusively de-
p"n'ine upnn the determination of the nation itself
and he latter resulting from the succs ssfu cxccao
o. thnt deer mination. This right has been recently
exercised, as well by the Spanish nation in Europe
as nv several "f those ice the American he
msphrrc, which had for two three centuries been
connected as colonies with Spain In the conflicts
which have attended these revolutions, the United
States have carefully ahstaned from takug any parl
respecting the right of ~" nations concerned in them
20 maintain rrnzp their own pniiIical ron
siiim'ions, and observing, wherever il contest
hv arms III" most impartial neutrality But the civil
war, in viii n Snain for some years involved
with the inhabitants Of lrr colonies in America, has
IN substance, ceased to "Tist. Treaties equiv ent
10 an acknowledgement of independence, have been
Il l. H.,
ir S t d ''u N,ce'"Ns OF ,,p''h
Nh Nh o. i''.,'r W N"or''' WIN MeXi-
~ n, h''u VIZ" Wn''f IN 'ee t'1Nnces OF La
', ..i'' y" III, ~" o,''nSh i''c, nus '"r several
r. Wv , wh'ch the
II i','' - W .'u" " 40 u''li''".
tr;, c.. ~ I'M > NV s1.e'l,hen' VI me
'i H., u', .ons..r"S ne uI'I' o' =
~ ~ Us Tvs v'r'uel 10 an
n.'S VI ~ W ',s orueE, ~ rrcughz-
w.. ~ l''e'',tH' s''.S n'''ooS' w""h' aer 90
",'iw asserns 1f r'g0 - mn, cNsraee'' have
s''Sne' hg'i's' a., u'e res's-
.n'T r winch had hern rce1l he brought 10 oppose
:,, ~ S' s,'.''"m u ,"'rn'fu 10 'hV''ui'e
'mn .,I"' V I;"t n', v" '''i'cl Nv r"p'oympnt o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-07

William ~. 10y EK
OFFERS his services to his friends and the public as
~ COMMISSION MERCHANT.
March rs 10f--ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-07

Extract of tefier from oTcfr hoard The figdte
Constellation, duted PaipTiiso OcL OH, 1921
Lima Is yet in possession of the Patriots, altbouah
the Roy aliss have a manner relieved Cslao the
seaport Pczzueli, The cx.vce king, escaped in the
american ship Gen. Brown oi n York. | had IA
oppoi tunty of seeing him before his departure He
appears 10 he about 60, and ahonlh title bent is
still vigorous in his features which are harsh, bat
possess sufficient animation when lighted up by any
thing that interests him He would in fact form Il
fine subject for the physioehomist lie is an active
and Intelligent man, and has been famous warrior
IN his day.
Tue Blue Beard OF these parts the infamous Be
nevIdes, who deserves every cihei of disgrace that
can he heaped upon him-who has been once exc
cutcd and left upon the field Tor dead, traitor
actuatcd 10y piralica and revengeftl spirit worthy
OF demon, after committing the most bhrbarous ex-
cesscs vessels Of all nations, plunderng and nu
dcring their captains and forcing their into his
service has length, report saws, been Joined by
the Araucapans, brave and Independent nation of
warriors never vet subdued by the Spaniards and
taken Conception, the third city in Importance he.
longing to the ChiIian Republic. The account adds
that he is IN FIJI marok for ST. Jlgo, the capital
although he never accomplish his object Tic
Island Of Juan Fernandez, alias Robinson Crusoe s
Isle, is pcoped by colony from this place, the 90
yernor Of which has had the hodncss and temeriiy
to detain thirteen and two boats hei0pgng to nm
American whaleman. They say he also attempted
by fncsse, ID capture the brig We shall probabl,,
rs we are provsioncd, visit the Islands
,esigate the proceedings, and punish The author Of
the outrage. In five or six weeks sail again TO
lceward." ~ Y. Statesman.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

2J'h AprII, R22.
I've Secretary of State, To whom has been
referred resol 1tion ofthr Senate, ofthis day.
requesting the President to communists TO
the SENATE any reformation he may have, p~o-
per to be disclosed, from orr Minister nj Ma
DE-, OF from the SPANISH Minister resident 10,
this country concerning the views of c! al
relative 70 the recognition of The Ia Pm
dencr Of Snnth American Colonies. and of
IN" Dictaman oC the Spanish Cortes, has the
honor To submit To the President copies of
the papers particularly referred to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-07
w. W. HENlNG, C. c.

Conrnissiohers Office, Richmond, Sd Month ill., 1922.
The parties Interested desired take notice, that
have appointed the nth day OF June
report directed in the foregoing order the which
day at y O'Clock A. NJ. they required attend my
office in this city, with copy of the report and ev-
deuce TO shcw errors therciiI fany.
AMOS IADD NJ. c..
April i6. IiO-wsw
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-10
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST TO- 1922 IN
FOR MADEIRA,

.k The brig HEBE, will sail in a
@SsEfew days. for freight or passage APP
ply to. A. C.. CAZENOVE g. Go. :
July 4 If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-10
Spring Goods.

-, Goods
CpfiHS uooue'
RRADEN MORGAN Y 20. have im-
- ported in the ship Withelmina, from
Liverpool.
7S Gne and super fancy prints
9S do do do chlnlz
Do super furniture 90
Do cambria muslins,
"a DO do
Do camb ging. striped q checked
Plain leno
Tam5oured do !:
Loom sewed Japaned
Do do do book
Tamboured do
India do
DO null MUSLlNS.
Corded check /
Hair cord
Fancy stripe
Do check
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-10

John Fl. Laid + Go.
TIAVE Just received by brig Winifred
I'll from Havana, and brig Resolutions
from St. Thomas, and schr. Mary. from
NeEburyport,
SO boxes white and blonn Havana
sugar
80 boxes Muscofado do
FL bbls. do do
Z ID hhds molasses
5000 doz. Amegor superior Spanish se-
gars; in whole, halves $quarter boxes
bags cocoa,
5 do coffee
hhds w. /. rum
l Dbl & a boxes tallow
II cases mems e boys fine shoes
8 do fur hats
SO. bbls n. E. rum,
may II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-10
WAS COMMII'YED

W -hh| ~ ~ ~ 49, =. . - 49, -
TO the jail for the county Of Aleyan-
Il dria, D. c. on the 95th inst. as ron
away, bright mulatto man, who calls
himself WILLIAM BROWN !; FIVE feet
eight or nine inches high, has scar on
the right side of his nose, and one on the
tore part of his head. which is covered
with fine curly hair appears to be about
II years of age his cloathlng, one grey
cloth coat with metal buttons, one nsw
blue cotton cashmere coat, one black and
one light colored marse,les vest, and new
pantaloons of large red and white stripe.
He claims freedom, and had in his posses
sion certificate to that effect, signed
William K. Dance. Clerk Of the county
court, Powhattsn, Virginia, which writing
is believed TO be forgery; says be served
his time as an apprentice to the hating
business with Beverly Wells, at Chester,
field, on The turnpike road, about halt
way between Richmond and Powhaan
courthouse. The owner is requested to
come, prove property, pay charges and
take him away; otherwise he will be dis.
posed of as the law directs.
ANDW. ROUNSAVELL, TAILOR
june 9 If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-10

Whiskey, Cotton. Oil, sc.
TOHN H. LADD e. Co. have just re-
u ceived and offer for sale
eos bbls Baltimore. Whiskey
90 bales prime upland cotton
10 casks summer strained sperm Oil
Z cases mems fine shoes
a do. mens and boys fine hats
July II tt
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-10
FIRST CLASS. VT
Grand State Lottery Of
MARYLAND. 81.

Is, 900 Tickets at iy85 1877, 500 Dollars.
NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE.
6-Prizes subjectto deduction Of fif-
Teen per cent. payable 81 days after the
Gompletion.
= All the prizes to be floating from the
commencement Of the drawing, except the
following, which will be deposited in the
wheels at definite periods, viz:
After the I'd drawing, $4,000
Do. 9TH do 10000
Do. 9Th do 10000
Do. 9th do 10000
In order 10 finish this lottery with the
most practicable despatch, the prizes, only
will be drawn-this arrangement will en-
able the Commissioners to, complete the
scheme in TEN DRAWINGS ONLY.
JAMES L. HAWKINS
NATHL. F. WILLIAMS 5 Com'rs.
JAMES b. RINGGOLD
Tickets in The greatest variety ct num-
bers are now ready for sale at the originsl
rate Of EsgM Dollars and fjsy Cents each :
at
J. H. RUNNELLS,
Most Lucky Lottery Office, King.street
Alexandria. -
Orders by mail, enclosing prize tickets
or cash, for tickets and shares in The seye
raj lotteries now drawing, will meet with
prompt attention, It addressed to
J. H. RUNNELLS,
King street, Alexandria.
july 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-10
J. H. RL1NNELLS,
Notice.

Notice.
TIME subscriber intends leaving Alex.
i andria, on the Goth inst. requests all
persons having demands against him 10
present them for payment betorethat Pc
riod-and all indebted to him either hy.
note or account are particularly requested
to make payment, as all demands (oi long
stardiagl alter the above date. must De
left ia the hands Of acollector: ,a,,p
30 WM. TRUE.
o. rs ( - }4,N S2w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-10

and a great number OF smaller prizes.
Only four drawings 10 complies The
scheme. Chances like these are vel!
worth attending To-; and tickets boughtrat
Runnells' continue to be the wost fortu-
nate 10 drawing prizes, which all the late
lotteries clearly prove. All orders dated
previous to The 10th will be supplied at
Deo. addressed to ! n. Runnells King 81.
Alexandria, D. G. @sf ~ r
aug 8 yisE ~ ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-10
TO RENT.
For Sale,

A,.s IRELAND & HOUSE on Stump
Hff@ Hill, lately owned by Dir. Nor.
Assssl ton, being about TWENTY ONE
&sa&ssl ACRES we'll enclosed; on the lit
Die river turnpike road, miles from Alex
aadria. The gardeh contains many valua-
Ole shrubs, vines, and fruit tree. The
sl@atIOn is handsome and healthy.
Possession may be had immediately
The time of payment will be reasonably
extended to sui the purchaser.
VIM. CRANCH.
. March III lawtf.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-10
For Freight,

For Freight,
-&Ss> The new and superior brig SYL-
KsX VESTER HEALY, E. Robinson,
master, carries about 1900 bbls. will be
ready for cargo 10 few days, and take
foreign or coast wise freight. Apply to
WIN. FOWLE g. co.
Who have for sale said briggs cargo Of
700 casks ThomastoH lime.
june4
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-10
Notice.

TIME partnership Of the sub.cri9st55s
lately existing under the irm 81 =.
w Ashton q Go. is this day discover Ies., "
mutual consent. .s,,rr,N
=, aus ~ ;a SAMUEL NJ Asis.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-10
To rs Dollars.
jill. RUNNELS

At the present price Of D2o, until 10 O.
clock, Saturday Evening.
II is certainly important, in times like
these, 10 economic! and a great saving
will be made by those who purchase al the
above Office, this week. No lottery in This
country offers better opportunity than
the present for obtaining . comfortable
living, and even fortune; in avery short
time large sums are TO be distributeda-
mong those who lay out few dollars IN
purchasing tickets, This scbelps contains
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-12
Notice.

WILL be sold, to the highest bidder
w on NE 15h day Of NotfmJer ncrt, al the
Plantation on which the heirs OF Jesse Joncs,
deed now reside, in Nelson county, (bcing n
part OF the Walnut Grove Estate } al ihc stock
OF horses, cattle, hogs and sheep also, the
household and kitchen furniture, plantation u
teDsils, the present crop OF tobacco and corn
supposed 10 be $50 barrels, with sundry other
articles belonging to said estate.---ihe terms
of sale are 10 be made known on tire day of
saie, which will certainly take place on tina,
day CORNELIUS POWELL,
Adinr dc bonis non Of Jesse Jones dec
September 81, ids7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-12
Dcawins academy.
'ENuE Drawing School attached To 9TH

INlE Drawing School attached to "The
Lynchbnrg Female Acadcmy,a will re-
open on Tuesday, the 18th instant. An clc-
CANT collection of models will bc added 10
those already in the Academy, which will en-.
able the pupil 10 progress through u regular
course, with advantage rarely Ia be mel with
IN other Drawing Schools Such Young La
dies as are qualifying themselves - Teachers,
can be enabled To instruct others in the Orla-
mental aud Fancy part of Drawing and Paint
ng, by attcndnga very short course OF lessons.
ORDER OF PRACTICE.
lst Ornamental aud Sancy Drawing, and
Painting ON Paper, Silk, Satin aud Velvet
Note.-lhese are principally Fruit and Flow
er Pieces, Birds, Ne.
2nd. Landscapes and Sea Pieces, dncluding
Marine Drawing.
Noie.-IheSe are Of every description, an
the selection we'll calculated TO give the pupil
taste for Landscape Drawing.
3fd Academical Pieces
historical and other Drawings from
the prncil of the most celebrated artists in
Europe, wherein the human figure is exhibited.
IefmS.--S IL per session of months.
HENRY MORRlS.
Sept, l3. u wv