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NEW CLASSICAL SCHOOL,.

THE subscriber proposes open School Ararat (he
residence of his late father, about three miles from
ampdeu Sidney College on the 10Th January, 1925 The
principal cec, sfhis institution prepare young gen.
iiccen for College Accordingly every thing will he
taught in which is required, in order entrance into
the Freshman or Sophomore Glass in IIampden Sidney.
In addition which, particular attention will paid 10 the
elementary parts of English Education correct
spelling, reading, writing, &c.
TERMS Board, including Diet, Lodging, Wash -,oo
ing, and Fuel, { T'oo
Tuition, - 80
The Donrder to find his own bed and candles.
There will be vacations the year. the Spripg
from tir LIST sniil the 18th e May and the from the
day of Commencement H. s. College, until the Goth day
"f October The price OF T-ition Boarding will in
each instance, be required IN advance.
DRuRY LACY.
Prince Edward, November s, 1924. 53-w2t
Rferene-rlie President Of Hampden Sidney, and the
Rev. LnhmII. kice. %. u. - - -
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overseer for the year. A singiemau of middle
N who honest industrious, soer and attentive Il
business Corn, Wheat an few hog ,heads of Tobarc
are the crops to be made with twelve abourers Apply
"a, this Office.
November 5. 5f-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09

NTA5 committed The jsi Tie IUwn of Pstrrsluro
w Runaway, on The 30u day Of Augast last neg9o
who calls himself AARON BURR-fye feet four and
half inches high, brown complex stout made thick
lips-bas scar on the lett hand occasoned by burn
which has ,eormed the little finger and the oD,. prxt ~,
ithe is about twenty oidhs coahing CONSISTED
Of wastcont shirt nrd trosers OF homepun cloth and
lie that he belongs to Mrs. Sailey Ward of Warren
county, N. Carolina. The il 10 come 10
ward prove property, charges and lake hin, awny or
he will be dealt with as the law directs.
ROGER MALLORY, Tailor.
November 8. stwtorv
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HENINti'S JUSTICE-

Jr ias EDITION OF this valuable Work being nearly
Il Of print, the price will he raised 10 ,x i9iiars aGey
the ir' OF January next In the mean lime those who
will do we'll to apply. ' " '
o.,.,.,,o PETER COTTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09

What an error, and, at the same time, what
dupiiciiy Let US always be united, faithful to
our dulles, and under Prov idence, we will ever
be invlncibIe. BOYER.
FROM PERU.
The schr. Utility arrived at this Port yes
terday morning from Chagre, she was brought
home by Lieutenant Hunter of the Uni
ted States Navy, the Captain mate and
one seamen having died at Chagre. Lieut..
Hunter brings the official account, printed at
TrnJlllo on the 9Th August, nf Bolivar's vic-
tory over the cavalry of CaDterac. The
Lieutenant WAS himself ut Tiujill. after this
event. On the 18Th August, there was public
rejoicing for il, a splendid dinner and ball
were given by the Project Of the place, and the
heads OF our government toasted on the oc
casion. Judge Provost acted as vice president
at the dinner
Lieutenant Hunter considers the Patriot
cause as almost certain Of entire success. B0li-
var was extremely popular. Captain Hull was
to sail on "A cruise from CaIlaO The day after
the departure Of the Lieutenant wIin has
brought dispatches from him to our govern
m.nt. On board the Frisa,e United States
every one WAS well.
The Congresso brig. Captain Young was
lost in the harbor of Huacho, on the 1st Au-
gust, whilst her commander had gone as the
bearer OF dispatches In Bolivar. Phil. .4du.
Advicss from Mexico mcmillan that the
Supreme Government had offered a reward of
two thousand dollars fur the apprehension Of
the mur'irr-rs of Seth HAYDEN, a native of the
U. States. who was murdered on the goth OF
August.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
NOl'ICE

A PETITION will lie presented to the next General
"a Assembly, praying that law may pass TO permit
Anna Si-"n woman OF colour, remain in State
of Virginia
November 5. 54-w4w
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SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

Cadiz papers to tina 9th August :are filed
with DEGREES against the Cunsttutioualisis,
who, impossible, are treated every where with
greater rigour than before the late affair at
Taritia. A letter, dated Lisbon, Sept. 4th rep
resenfs the affairs nj Portugal AS in worse
condition than ever. 8" From present appear
ances tsays the wriier) nothing can save Spain
and Portugal from another revolution.
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November 3.
TAKE NOTICE.

SHALL petition the next General Assembly, praying
a them to divorce me from my wife Catharine W. Dab
IIENRY DADNEv
Noyemher5.
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ON THURSDAY,
The 25th Of NOHEMBEH inst. wu BE drassn In ts City
Rsehmend, tse RIGA SeAene IF the
QUANTICO CANAL LOTTERY.

1850 tickets.
blanks 10 p,ize.
The certainty ut the nvnriabieness of the number
Blanks 10 Prize in this mode OF drawing lotteries, and
aiso the simplicity and prompt Of the drn
ing have given almost general preference all rough
the United States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
DETRoIr. Oct. Il.

fJEIHUTII OCfs 10.
prg,n Sluer.-Mr. Sch0ulcran. who re-.
Gently arrived here from the Suut de Ste-Ma-
r'e' mas shown us stone, apparently quartz
ana sandstone, through which are interspvrs-
ed ~eins of white maleable metal which !,
respect to colour, hardness and weight, rese,D-
bies the priest silver The stone was obtain
ed from an Indian, swho said that he picked it
up On the shore of Huron, neat Point aux Bar.
gnes Ii weighs about a pound aud half and
YER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09

The King of France, Louis XVIII. is
dead, and Monsieur the Comte D'Artois sac
ceeds him. Louis XVI. had three brothers.
Egalitr Due D'Orleans, the late King, and the
present one. The frs, Joined the republican
party, because II was the strongest, voted for
the death Of his brother, in hopes OF succeed
ing INN, and was soon after brheaded himself,
rs he well deserved. The son of Louis XVI
died in prison. He was called Louis thu XVII,
tn shew that however mortal BouIb nn NAV
be, the KING never dles. Louis number Xvii
has been an Interested, though an Inactive spec
tatar OF the greatest event that ever took place
in Europe. The whole hurricane uf th.. French
revolution swept round and by him-rhe con-
tinent was visited by lis ravages in every cor
nsr-ihe splendid successes of Bonaparte took
place almost before his eyes. For The Bour-
bon, Europe sent back the armies that had o.
verrun her, and pursued and exter,ninatrd them
on their own ground, to place him on the throne
Of France. During the captivity OF napari,
bis good friends the Snvereigna Of the Cont,
neni, held their Legitimate Caucusses. AMI
| since The Death of his mighty rival, they have
fixed their tayoneis to support the pretension:
OF the B"urhOns against the rights and the re-
monstrances Of the people. He has been
seated on throne, and there with much spe-
ciiic as well as moral gravity, he has sa { I'M
I'll he died. He has gone to the tomb Of his
great predecessors and Monsieur lie Connie
D'Artoise reigns in his stead.
| The family of the Bourbons has been like
brave ship, that sets rts colors upon tie roy
ais but gales have carried away spars and
rigging. flag s. ensign. This last bulk was tow
cd into port, and there she settled and sunk.
What kind of Jolly boat Monsieur may be,
we shall soon find out He had two sons
Antuine d'Artoise, Due d'Angonleme, who
married his cousin, the daughter of Lruis I6 h,
and Ferdinand d'Artois, Due de Brrri, who
! married the daughter of the King Of Naples -
| He was assassDated. Conn. Mirror
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09

Health Of New OrIeans--The istcrments Of
persons who died Of Yellow Fever, had at the
last dates from New OeIeaos, diminished from
an average Of obou, 10 . dry 20 about >
dry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09

The Legislature Of Tennessee, ut their late
session, established II new county, which in
honor OF the naiion's guest, is called Fsyetta
county.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03


Congress In the Hou.e on Tuesday, NJ, 4.
Liviogs,ou, from the Committee Of Invesfsa
tion in rae case Of t6e memorial Of hinion Ed.
povds, made q report, observing, that 1t gave
him sa,isfsction 10 state, that there we're, in the
committee, 90 disssutieus voices 10 adopting
the report. a -
THE following 10 the reeapitulation snd
Conclusion Of the Report, which 10 ottoo grss,
length ior insertion IN our paper
Referring 10 what has been said IN the
introduction to bis report, and repesting that
Mt. Edwsrds, has not bad sn opportunity OF
supporting hrs charges BY his presence and
testimony, ,hs rssul, Of lhe fseu which have
appeared 20 The commiitss, thos. lar, 10 tbs
Investigated, snd Of their deduetions from
them, chen applied to the reesp'iulaiion OF
charges, - stated ss the end OF the address,
is-
Firss, Tha, the evidence referred 10, and
examined, does not suppor, the charge OF hav.
iog mismsassed the public furds.
Seeesd. That ths uucurreoi notes mention
cd 10 the second charge appear, BY eviteoee
satisfactory 10 the committee, 70 Eave been 70
.esived and deposi,ed By the 1ublie Receivers,
q tbe uH, when thsy we're rsesitabis under
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
To the Editor of the r I. Republican.

As the General Asse mbly Of this state 10
now IN session, would IL no, be proper and
advisable for the me mbors, and o hers, who
are friendly TO the election OF JoHY Q AD.
ANS, 10 the p; esideney, to NEE q, "a. Couu.
House, some evening This week, not for The
pu pose of sgi eeing upon an electoral icke,
TO be offered to the people, bu, 10 adopt such
preliminary, measures, as tho importance OF
the Election soon to take place, may render
highly neeesssry. IL will be fccolicc te d, that
the next session Of the General Assembly
will be holden on the ias' MONDAY IN October
next, and the election Of PtesIden.,a, Flee.
co.. Will take place, on the. .shird Wedoesdsy
10 November following, about ,wen,y days Al.
TO- the Drxt sessiop of the General Assembly
Thore will undoubtedly be time st the nexi
session Of the 0enetsl Assembly, to form an
Electoral tlcko,, and TO adopt the necesssry.
measures, to secure the success of the ticke,
that msy then be agreed upon; bot eiresn
sfances may, before the next session of lbe
Gene, al Assembly, render o conveu tion ne
cesssry for the purpose of forming sn Electo
raj ticket. In such an event, il will be high
y Necessary for Q call for convention 10 EN-.
snste from some respectable authority O.
source, that Will be calculated TO give TO il
weight and consideration, to prevent the
same from being made in vain. Let,
The, efore, those members and others, vho
arc disposed 10 attend o meeting, If they
do no, think it exped'en, to sdOp, any o.bet
measure, sppoint committee, IN each couu.
", in tins state, with power and authority, so
fa' as the meeting 10 uke place can clo,he
them with he same, 10 ,.quest, or cell upon
tbeii fellow citizens, TO appoint delegates, to
meet in convention, at any time before the
next session OF the General Assembly, and at
such ume and place, as may be thought the
bcst and mos, convenient, before the next
session Of the General Asse mbly, (if any cir.
eumstsnees shalevet before the pcxl session
Of he General Assembly should make cell
Of q Convention nscessa ~ TO &C, &c upon, sod
to offef 10 the people an Electoral ticket for
Prssident and Vice President A.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
ALdRl{.

An sccideot ocsuted 10 the Frioncs' Meet
ing House, 10 RoseSuee,, yesterday m6'oing
which created much confusion, and va. the
cause ofsevetsI pet,ons being injured. While
Of about 5000 people, Il was discovered ,hs'
shs beams wore sett'ing, aud so-,e tsnts hsv'
log been suddenly made In the ~sls, an alarm
moro easily imagined than described took
place, and sucha scene Of confusion wss hard
ly ever Witnessed. No lives were lost, bu, the
pressure occasioned BY the rush was sogrsst
tina, several persons wee bruised snd slhsr-
wise injured.
". p. Consmerriai .1dyeyh,er.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
Fatal Occurrence.

A sailor who Ieti ihis Guy yesterday, 70 pro.
ceed for PblladeIph,a in the neil sssgei while
wsi,iog o. Powles' Hook The hour for he de.
Psrture of the coach. Tell 10 9th free col.
oted msn (who We understand resided q the
Hook) and after some joking, ehsllengsd, him
10 pisyiul temper, TO fight. The bad man
observed 10 him, that u he struck tim he
should XII him. The sailor, hovev,r, Dot
believing his sn,sgoois, 80 powerful. ,dd h'm
TO strike away. Thus challenged, hs gave
the sailor Q single blow which knocked him
slmos insisu,snsously. The black, innedi.
s,eiy Asd, bu, was found 70 the afternoon In
bs,o near Bergen, and :stsn ia,o eusody TO
await his uial.-:N Y Msy. AdvsyGsey.
II is stated, ths, on .Wednspdsy lssi, ,he
Pmlade phIs aud No York st,ges arrived ct
,hs ssns momsn. |" klDgs,op, 10 New Jsosy,
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NEWPORT.
TKuRspAY, JUNR 8, 1924.

Tows MEETIEc.-T The annual election Of Off.
cers Of this town. for the ensuing year. was held
Tuesday last The officers of the past year were
generally reelected. Messrs G. wnAvxa. 10.
sEps Lyos, jun and b II. TIspALE were chosen
Commissioners of the Asylum. in the place Of the
three. whose term of three years has expired Mes.
srs GEoRcs HALL, JAMES 3. PHSLLiPs. and Hgs-
nv RucoLEs. we're appointed Street Commissioners.
tax offye thousand dollars was assessed for the
ensrng year.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03

ss The bsftvsy bonse. Fbe stssss vsse u
in number, sod each having their fresh end
tired horses on the ground.-Thsss we're ss
the same time in front Of the tavern. no less
than one hundred and fveipe horses---s sight
not often Witnessed even st the Golden Goes,
Chsring Cross, or any other place io Eng'snd.
Phiiadethhia Rssisfer
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Tsp the A9aiis.
NEW YoRx, My 20


Latest from Eascne.-Ths pscks, ship
Leeds, Capt. Stoddsrd, a. rived yeste day from
liverpool, whence she sailed on Sunday the
25 b uit. aud has fusnishe I'd advices from Lon.
don TO the evening Of tho esd. ~
Accounts from Paris state that passports
have bean granted by tho French authorities
in Spain 10 moro than 500 Of the frs, families
for France. in consequence OF tho prosecutions
OF yhs Reyals,s. In the course Of tho last
mopth, several vessels chiefly French, aod
one OF the latter ftigate, qumed Csdiz with
Spanish families, and specie 10 The amount Of
pes'ly thteo millions Of piastros
An sgent Of the Creek Committee in Lon
don, has sailed from Portsmouth, with up
wegds Of 10000 pounds Tor the Greeks.
Accounts have been eceivcd from Fey :
into March, at which time evety thing was
trsequii, snd the Pschs, whatever might b.
hisju-rn,ion towards tho Po'te, had refrained
from any overt sct of independence. The
raehs had gone TO upper .Egyp TO inspec'
h's new raised corps, sccomp.oisd by NJ
SaR, the Bri,ish Consul, and Monsieur Dto.
veli. He has rsissd and disciplined about
as 600 men, sod 10 sboutfo' ming Q regimen,
Of Civsiry. with European oficers.
The German papers say, the day - not la
diMsnt whom the great Powers will recognise
the politicsl independence Of Greece, which
VII he created into kingdom. ], Is assert.
ed that the new crown will DO offered to Q
P ioce Of the north s many persons, howeve'
believe tha, 40 Austrian Archduke will be
cho.ssrso teign OYER the Pelopounesus.
The las, message of he FIR. .,dsnt, vas
published In Greece on the 9th Of February.
The accouo,s from Aigiers sre 10 March
30. o, which time two figates .wsre cruising
before thar port, s6d two others before Bona
No accom- mi mods,icn had bten msdo Of the
differences with the Algerioe Government
The Spanish slave ship Virgin, Of 10 guns
having on boa "a between 500 aod 900 slaves,
has been captured near Algoa Bay, BY the
Dct acsota sioop Of war.
THE British Parliament adjourned on the
lhh Of April 10 ,he Cd Of May.
A shipoi i2o guns, vas launched st Toulon
On the i4h IF April.
Baypane Ahri l3.--The las, accounts from
Md i'd speak wi'h more coniidencs,of the re.
tutn Of Gene sr Bour montto Ftanco, end men-
tion' tho Duke OF Ragusa as his successor.
On Sunday some Freneh wcve assassins,ed BY
Spanissds (; these ssoeulaary scenes ore but TOO
ffequsot. Tho return Of the Freneh gardes
du corps TO France is s,'llspoken of.
A great quan,i,yci couh,e, fei, Spanish gold
coin !. In ss'eo'a,apo J., !. ''iS g ssmsf from
Ersuee.
"Ths e,M column Of Spanish prisoners,
returoiogrio their own country, arrived here
ye.,svdsy Il consists Of 600 men. Il 10 ap
pretended they will DO ~ received in their
own couutry their families hsve already been
insuited.
sfnaris, Anra 90. The differences between
Bssssl sod Portugal arc going 70 be arranged
BY ihe mediation Of England Baron Neu.
nun, Charge d affairs Of Austris, 10 Aroiter
for Btszii.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03

Horyid Mnrder. .-Shot king aets OF human
deprsviiy have become Of ls,e % ptevsleut
that we searcety arc moved o, tho recital Of q
murder unless II Is eharsc,s'ized BY some un-
Usual circumstances. The following, how.
ever, as IL was pstpstrsted 10 our own vicini-
~, and by those whose next attempt may be
y nears' home, viii necessarily give rise to
fe,lialt OF nc, ordinary description.
O.. SA'ufday evening hst, iour msu called
G b hcuss Of Ms. Mssy Wssner In Upps,
Dsrty, (DsL Coao!y,) ssd requested TO see
the.insa living 10 her fsmily (Mrs. Warner
koeps s'slore,in . p. \ Of ne, house, aud the
ysung man rsie,tei 70, wiliism Bsn,slIs his
wife .snd . chEc sbuu, sixteen months old,
constituted tbs vtols Of hss isuiIy. Mr..
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..----ooooooo.

mAssAcHusBTTs The Legislature of Massa-
chnsetts convened in Boston last week All the
branches OF the government are Republican. Are.
solution is before the House for choosing the Elec
tors of President by general ticket eEDwAaD D
BAsos, Esq Of Worcester is appointed secretary Of
State, in place Of ALDEN BRADFORD. Esq. This
is the only removal made by The Republicans and
it is intimaed that this was occssoned by the mis-.
conduct Of the former Secretary whose situation en-
abled him TO obtain knowledge of circumstances of
a confidential nature which he promulgated in Ger.
tain vruIcnt pieces, published in the Boston papers
during the recent electoneering Campaign.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
100000

STATS ELzcIsLAruRB.--A quorum Of Members
we're found present on Tuesday sfternoon--a and the
time OF the Assembly has been wholly employed on
the docket Of petitions. in which considerable pro-
gress was made yesterday. ..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03

The tariff bill has received the signature Of the
President, and 10 therefore law OF the land. We
intended to have published il this day. but it was
not received in season to place it on frst page,
where the Secretary Of State requires all the laws of
the U. to be inserted. 1t shall be published next
week. 20
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03

Col 3 Fl. wHRssER. late junior editor Of the
Providence Patriot. is appointed Post Master of
Providence. in the place Of GAnarEL ALLEN, Esq.
deceased
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03

I, .cua be 10 ,he highest degrss gvpf
TO the friends end supporters Of JobuQ
ans, TO hod. the, amid ell ths snery ~
die,ive erimins,ions end fsesiminssiess ~
on at Washington, between the ehrf
the nation, hs, and he S)eos alm
f'm, collected, eool--pu'suing
lioe Of his duty. neither suysssa6
eina's islso4s ees g eyessl1D
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03

r .
The session Of Congress Terminated, at 90
early hou' yesterday, most Of the membe,us
h,ving departed from the CRY before the sd.
journment, took place all that rsmsined q
be done being mere matter Of form. All hof
bills which passed the two Houses of Congrssa'
were approved BY the President, and have be-
come laws.
There uss, 10 yesterday's proceedings "a
the House, further ailusion to the case ol DIR.
Edwards and his Memorial, and some feeling
excited by q Statement, o. fac, contsined 10
letter from Mr.. Randolph 10 his cons,i,ususs.
The Committee Of Investigation. nov prssene
in the city. consists Of M Floyd, M. Wet. !
stet, M. Livingston, Mr. Tsylor, aud Mr..
Macarthur. They are required 10 sit sIss'
the adjournment, and prosecute shsir " a.
ries. No news has been head, % a a
Mr.. Edwards, nor indeed Of the ssrivslt. ~
Mssseogsr Of the House a his resit -
var. Iafelhgereey,A -
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-18
'The presidency.
From the Ohio National Crisis.
MIR. ADAMS--IN 1919.

Mn. EDIToR--I was not little pleased on fur
ming over the pages Of the Liberty Hail. to find in
that paper OF April 16 1919, the following eloquent
tribute TO the talents and virtues of John Quiacy
adams: "The people in forming their opinions Of
characterize not ask, who has the smoohest tongue,
the farest smile, the courtliest bow nor do they
ask who by his dinners, bis Aatteries and his pro-
misses of Office, prove himself the greatest mas
ter of intrigue. They rather ask, who has distn-
guished ability and information; who has indelati-
gable industry in disc harging official duties who
has intiexble integrity, holding in execraon every
base and unprncIpled acionP 1t is this soundness
OF public opinion which forms the greatest sale
guard OF our hbertesi and long as this soundness
continues, the gigantic poWers knowiedge,
unwedried assiduity, and anyietding integrity of
Mr.. adams, will command the homage and graf
itude Of the nation"
In the same paper of January Goth, 1919, there
is an extract from the Richmond Enquirer which
breathes the following elevated sentiments. Speak
ing of Mr.. Adams letters TO Don OniS, the Editor
of the Enquirer remarks ct is a monument Of
diplomatic genus: 1t is ornament to mig country.
feel proud Of belonging to nation, 'chich has
produced such Haze Of talents. IL shirers the
manifesto Of the Spanish cabinet into dust and ash
eS." CURTIUS.