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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
English, Classical and Mathematical!
SEMINARY.

TniiE Subscriber having abandoned the de.
- sign oil retiring from his present occupa-
ton, respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that this institution may be considered
as permanently es'ablisbed, and that the next
session will commence on Monday tho Attn
January next.
lie assures parents and guardians that hts
utmost eAer'lons shall be used to promote tho
requirements OF his pupils, and should tho
number OF scholars justify il, a we'll qualife
assistant shall be Immediately engaged.
The course OF instruction en,brac cos the Greek
Latin. French and English Languages also
Algebra. Geometry, Plane T risonon,etry, Prac
teal Surveying, Geography, With The use o
the Globes, History, Reading. &c. SC.
The metre of Creek aud Latin Verse, that
much neglected, bu, important part Of CLASH
cal requirements, together with the pronuncia
ION OF those Languages, and OF HE French
shall be particularly attended TO,
John CARY.
Dec.7 4,if33
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
Tract Of i.ana.

in the said decree mentioned, (sulject to the
dover the widow containing $50 acres,
belonging TO the estate Of Jesse Hatcher, dec.
and now in the occupancy e Martin r. Rurks
The said Tract OF Land is situated IN the county
Of Bedford, adjoining the lands Of Jacob Spin.
ner, Philip Turpin aud others, aud is well ad-
apied to the cultivation Of Tobacco and Grain.
rerms-one, two, aud three years credn. (af-
Ter deduciing the expenses attending the sale J
The purchaser or purchasers giving bond and
security, aud deed OF trust on the land to
secure the payment.
THOMAS SALE. Commissioner.
Dec. ~ w3w34
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
bod. @ .. u e,aala ntn,ftlirg, Of the iesI..Lur..

tloB co lies Of csIah proceedings OF the Legislatures
ofthnsr statns respectively.
la Consequence of lhr many radical changes proposed
10 DO made in tho present Constitution by the conssn
ton now sitting, ! deem II unnecessary 10 call tho
attention Of ihn General Assembly ia my subjects of
neral legislation prssuming TINT II such changes should
finally take place. corresponding changes VIII takn
paeeln the administrative policy OF tue practical GOV
cTnmenL II would eisa uusp nkahle pleasure TO be
enabled 10 assure the General Assembly ofappy results
To tho Commonwealth from tho proceedings OF the
Convention, hut IL Is with unfcgDed sorrow of hnntt
hat hnd selI compelled ~ cnndOr to state, that
from all thu pfognoscs now before u.s. anticipate tho
results of lis proceedings more ~ spi ot fear than
OF hope Mo- reluctantly am compelled TO car. that
nothing short of mutual concession and mutual eOncilt
alton amongst US special interpolation OF superin
tending Providence, can save Us from the in,sehiefs
Of our own misconceptions, mistaken theories, aud INN
ginary delusive hopes and expectations.
IN addressing this last message follow citizens
should not do Justice 10 nv feelings, not To pro-
sent to- You my .noere thanks, as ] now do, for the
continued confidence roposed ia mo by tho General
Assembly, during scones ofuneNamplcd political excite
ncnt IN which was compelled by irresstibn sense
uIdnty reluctantly to take public aud active part nor
should do Justice 10 the merits Of the gentlemen who
have hoon associated With IN tho d.caI OF public
duties, were not arknow lodge them, the General
Assembly aud 10 tho world the important aid.l have 10
coVed from their able, patriotic and Kind advice and
sistanee. Whilst up other claims 10 nnIi, my
self than nneeasing aud Jealous attention tho faith
tul discharge ofa the public duties which ws doyosed
on me during nv continuance IN Office, beg tho Gone
Assembly to be assured that shall curry with into
Iou oluh the sumo unibnrd HihctiOnA Tor the pnupln
aud government ofNrgiuu. which have never ceased
To indulge during long life agroat portion OF which has
been spout IN their service aud ~ will be my first du
~ 80 shall he my highest pleasure, 10 offer up my
infVcn aud sincere prayers tho nnthor Of all good
that he may he ploasedto inorposo and the people
OF Nitg'na from casting away the great political blns.
sings they hnNe hitherto most beautifully nujnt ed at his
hands aud thnt he may be pleased preserve thoa
~ all tlnes 10 eome, the Rights liberties aud nseloent
happiness achieved for thom by their usrious and pat.
i'oue ioreia'hefs, above half century ago.
WIN. II. GILES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

u he are indebted 10 our friends Of The r.
Wig for cory ofhe GOpernOrs Message, I"
anticipation Of THIS erening mat
The Legislature met at 10 cioek-l92 msm
bers present :: The late Ctcrk. Geo. ". Mnyord,
Was re elected Vtthom opposition --Ltnn Ba"kr
and James ~, Mason rtre plH IN nomination as
Speaker Of The II Of D, wheH Mr. Ban6s ,od' re-
elected, The rote being for Banks los, Mason 81.
scattering }
The following Message from The Governor Sas
receiUed aud read
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

OST. mislsid, or not returned bv the 5or-
IL roloer, rhe first Vol. of Blackstoae's Com
meniaries. with Notes, by Edward Christian.
ESQ. IL is IF the ediiion WHICH was publish
ed AT New York in 1922, rather under he ordi
nary size oi Law Books aud has the name
Thompson written Immediately over the
led morocco LABEL. Any Information OF the
above book will be thankfully received Nv the
subscriber for w d. Thompson.
10. D. ReDEA
Dec. ~ 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
GEORGE N. ROSE

yhl ESPEClfULLY informs his friends and
- the public, that he has establish ned him.
self Mt Fermont, in the county Of Nelson, aud
intends 10 devote his time exclusively TO the
practice OF Medicine and Surgery. He halieIs
himself by n pl ompt attention 10 The duties OF
his profession, TO merit a portion Of public pat.
ronage.
Dec. 10 ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

Pricts Current, liverpool October 81.
COtt0n-Sea Island, Id Il 2s stained, 3D. a
lOdj upland, bowed, cd Old New Orleans,
SAD I'D. Alabama I'D Cd.
T0bacco-York and James River, low and
ini. 2ad; ord. and mid. Sd Id fail TO fne
45d s6Id stelhmed, $40 to I'd Keni'y and
Rnppk. leaf. q Il n al stemmed, 4 q 6id Ca
rona. Georgia aod Maryland, none.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
REVIEW
OF the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected for the Vrginian, W

OF the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected Jor The pirgnian, 6y
THOMAS A. HoLoomBE and RIsHARD TygKE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed Iobac-
co, from ~ Is 7 90
Inferior to common, 3 - to 4 30
Common TO good, 60io Il 0O
Good 10 fine, O0,o 7 90
Strips, = h0io 3 oo
Refused, 2 % 1913 90
We nre sill doing very little. We inspeo,
about 30 bids. a week. mostly Of the inferior
descriptions. No change in the Foreign Mar
ke,s by the last advces The new Tobacco
was arriving freely in England, snd the prices
for lcai were quoted al 2 10 10 SO bO.
Stoned Sd 80 10 Cd 90. The market WIS no,
active.
Flour, wholesale, So 81 IL to l21
Wheat, rs
Bacon, 10 tn / cts
Pork, selling slow at 800
Whiskey, %
Hemp, to 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

10Y virtue of decree Of the County
- Court of Bedford. ut its September
term, 1929, the undersigned, Com mission.
er, appointed for that purpose, will proceed TO
sell on Ihursday the 3lst OF December, al the
Old Store of Richard Dawn & Co thu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
COME QUICKLY
FORTUNES COTTAGE"
For chunoes in the following hand some scheme.
Union Canal ottcry,
CLASS NO ii.

Besrdes 100, 800, $50, 80, $50, 500, $40,
$50, $50 aud $40.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 80 qrs. 81 80
Fights y 20.
Tickets only 81 Halves 80 Qrs 81.
For sale at HEWSDN'o Once
of Luck.
Where the cash viii be paid al sight for prizes
Dec. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

The Grnpe--rhere isa single Grape Vine
on the Farm of Henry skinner. Era Of Perqui.
mans County, IN g. which produced this sea.
son 81 bushels of Grapes. from which three
barrels Of wine were made.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

In the Convention If Virginia. Mr.. Monroe has
expressed the opinion that in settling the
qualifications OF voters, The Convention should
not depart from The and, ~ the basls Of the
rghI ofsudrnge. Mr.. Randolph co'oplimen'ed
Mr.. Monroe upon this opnon-whIch 10 us.
we confess, seems al variance with what is
due Ms much To the possession OF other p,o-
perry MS 10 That OF land. IN, Y. Imeridcn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

It's stated in the Winchester Republican
that arrangements are making 10 places new
line OF slnges on the road from Baltimore IN
Wheeling, on the Ohio, aud that $40 OoU have
already been subscribed towards the object
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

Extract ota ietiar from one of me moH inteih.
eent planters IN Louisiana. datcd I'd Nor. 500.
" Our crop ot Sugar is very bad. aud 81 IN.
deed Is thai ofeyery one. It's difficult TO i'm
agine the possibility oI its being worse. From
all can see or understand, II viii surprise me
II the crop does not fall short Of that Of Inst
year 10y $4,000 hhds. nj least, and should there
be an early hosi the difference must be %, 0CD
aids"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
RICHMOND MARKETS. Dec L.

FLooR. city mills, IS % to SIS 375 country
canal, "a 80 10 81 s7i -WHEAr, red, 20 c. g.;
white, ) Tobacco, good and fine. 10 80
middng. 3 TO SO; common, 4 10 IS; refused
3 50 To 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

Emanuel j. Hest, of Illinois. lately appon.
ted Receiver OF Public Moneys nj Edw ardsviile,
has since been oppolnied by the President Min.
istpr To Chill
Mr. Yves, sailed from New York on the 9th
ut. in the ship Alfred for { hill
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

The Boston Gazette says, that the Solicitor
Grneral haa entered Nohe Pro"gn in thu
suit nRsinsi Gen. LYMAN for a Libel on Nj
WEBsrrn This ia no doub, done with the
consent II moi al the suggestion OF the latter
geulIeman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

Four negroes, who had murdered their dri
vers, in Kentucky on the lith Of August last,
were executed At Grtenupsburg, on the goth
ult agreeabIy TO tn sentence Of the court.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15

people the highest idea Of him, vas the negative he
gave to thing that very nearly concerned his interest,"
and upon which the succcssof his enterprise perhaps
depended TWAS proposed 10 send one of the prison.
ers TO London, to demand Of that court cartel for
the exchange Of prisoners taken, and To be take du-
ing TINS war, and 10 initiate that refusal would be
looked upon as resouton,on their part to give no
quarter. 1t was visible cartel would be Of great
advantage to the princes affairs: his friends would be
more ready to declare for him if they had nothing
tear but The chancc of war in the field; and IL tho
court OF London refused to settle cartel the prince
was authorized to treat his prisoners in the same
manner the Elector OF Hanover was determined to
treat such Of the princes friends might fall mo his
hands, was urged thnt few examples wosld com
pei tho court OF London to comply. IL was to be
presumed, that the officers of the English army would
make point of il. They had never engaged in the
service, but upon such terms in among all
civilized nations, and could be no stain upon their
honour TO lay down their commissions if these terms
were not observed unJ that owing the obsnacy OF
their own ptnce. Though this scheme was plausible,
anu represented very important the prince could
YER DC brought INTO it: 1t was below him, he said, TO
make empty hreutst he wouldnever put such those
INTO execution no would never in cold blood take
way lives which he had saved in heat of action atthc
perilof his own These were not the only proofs OF
good nature the prince gave about this time. Every
Day produced Something new of this kind. These
things sotcned The rigour of military govern
ment, which was only imputed to the necessity
OF hs affairs, ind which he cndeavoured to make
as gentle and easy rs possible
CONTINUED.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15
HIDES, LEATHER. Sc,

I'M Buenos Ayrcs and Rio Grundc hides
700 various other quulities do
400 sides soal leather oak and hemlcck tauaoe z
and Of all qualities, by Wholesale or piece OF
u side
800 sides skirting and harness lcather
$50 do black and fair bride lcathe,
10 dozen hogskiDs
SO do sheopskins
90 do saddle trees
Bag, chaise and lining hides
Girth and straining web
BgBaloe, leopard and hair seal skiing
Wagon stage and gig collars
10 dozen wax calfkins
SUO SIDES wax and russell upper leather
Root morocco, seal, lining and bndinD ships
Shoe thread, varnsb and blackinQ
oiloemakers' and curriers' tools
morocco skins, for coach makers and ba,fsrs
1oach lace, tosscls, fringe, &c. =
Wood pod spring., plated moulding, GIG handles
Richmond made plantation sliocs
Slaughter hides and calf skins
Tanners oil, wool--for yale bv
w. g. J. G. CRANE.
doors above tho Bell Tavos
N. B.-Conntry hides bought and sold
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15
sTEAN SUGAR

NM r. offer Tor sale an family loaf AL
w Sugars refined by ID. L. Thomas OF E3akn,ore vim
seam apparatus lately erected by him, upon ire most recent
and improved plan and construction - ~ ' ''SVn'
Inc direct agency Of fire being in this processof rnn
tIey dispensed with, the Sugars do not suffer nv di;no
OF body aud strengt neither any use made hs
lime clay &o but the whole process carried On m the aim
pest and neatest manner OF which the grab unre bril-
liancy and colour Of the sugDrs bear ammo t,mon "a
must strike and Convince every purchaser and Consumer OF
their superior quality and economy Of use.
juno 9-n LUCKE'S stZER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15

Jofc,, c., T:t Nav YoRx, Juno H..
a vnnS the latest adyces p to May 14D were received
MASON stated thtno papers could be obtained BIZ bin
or consgnee as their publication had been b.,
yIan' Miguel the inhabitants of the ciywere IN great con-
o, 'he prisons ihed with victims satisfy his boodbirs,v
mar FIFTY Of the first citizens Of Gono were to be
S az 'at place about the time he sailed AID that the vvrs
au SIneren OF many, who formerly lived spendoT were
seen ocssng Tor bread IN The sireeis-lCo y1tpsri,cr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15

CORN.-1Ooo bushels nice white corr -
the Dock, for sale by -,
juno Is LEWIS WEIR 4, co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22
From ne .NeD York Morning Herald.
PLAIN TALK Mi

ne hFst man that you find blowing out arraipst the
tarli because II nerercs with the principles Of free
trade-ask him what he means by free trade, Irhe
says that ne means such state of trade that az the
NATIONS ofthe world shall admit their productionsto he
CARED INTO each others markets and sold without anu
uutles or aXes-ask him IT such state of tLngs ever
eHlsed! AND 1t the world has stood six Thousand
years has there not been time enough IN trv Tho
pertinent! II such state of things has never occur
red IN six thousand years will il be likely An banno,
during General JacksoDs reign, even If no oitc,S
Ills Hlhd as he dd about appointing members of Con-
gross 20 once, and concludes to hoid ont four wears
longer than ne said he should before he was elected,
IL you ore Told that Adam Smith, Ricardo S,r MI
say mat lt-ls the interest of nations TO adont FREQ
trade-3sk tins anti-t iite if free trade don't rean
lne exchange OF cOmmodtiesi aud then .sk him,
Ii one nation can exchange her commodities f,etly
VIII aothcr The other nation refuses to take bcr
commodities or fshe don't refuse 10 receive ,be,
altogether, II sine refuses to receive them urless lilo
owner VIII irst pay the government as much as il
COSTS TO produce them ask him f free trade can no
carried on with SUCH n nation? ask him If he con
sen Dtshel OF American wheat in the British mar
Net without paying tax to the government full O.
Iual 10 me cost OF raising IL in tho United States,
ASK MN u 10 sllngs IL not required for n cwt of
rice! AsN MN be can sell pound oftobacco worth
ABOUT 4d' without paying tax to the English poy-
eminent oil as, nine times its valne hcrc2 While
sncn laws exist, ask him how we can carry on Crec
tradc' If he has any doubt about the facts toll him ~
enquire and meet you again in the course of the week
anu explain how we adopt the free trade svstctn
which Adam Smith ard certain other great sticklers
oft lwho cay they are Americans) earnestly re-.
commend. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22
1 I'll"
TOnETGT-

From he .NeD York C0mnereiqI .4dserfjssr .e,o 10
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND
by the packet ship John jay Capt. Holdredge N.
rived last evening from Liverpool, which size lcn
fourteen hours after the Caledonia smiled We b,vo
received London papers OF The 7th and f.vernool of
The 9Th nit, being day later than were ,ro,,,b,
by the Caledonia They add little to tho intejli.
qcncc before received, by which any probable onin.
ION may be formed 10 the result of tho prcsen,
campaign in the East The rnmors Of neoo,iations
ana Ut the intentions The Dvnu are moro cong;c
ing and various than over There il no doubt ,bot
overiuresto negotiation have been made but yvbetL
er honestly, or for tho purpose of exploring on ono
side, ond procraetlnaing tho other, or whether
any basis can be agreed upon, is altogether doubtful
Most OF these arc mere repctitions of what wo bnve
had before and arc not worth inserting Such i,eros
as possess any nov city viii be found below.
Gcrmon papets, received in London on tho 9Th M,
state mat ten Diehtse was proceeding With 40 900
men across the Balkan. hut IN the direction Of Aioe
not Se,Imno' which would Indicate that his object
was rather The redncon ofBonrgas, then an itnmed
ate advanco, stewards ;drianoples I,issaid. hoyev-
er' hat ne world do his utmost 70 reach the latter
cty before The close Of the present campaign
\ letter from Odcssa dated July 10Th. saw
. - geheraiy pfiefod hero, mat cOpn. De.bnscb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22
NEXT LOTTEpv

mn W. Lottery. Class No. 4, draws TINS Day
y, y, baltimore, and the drawing will be received bv
$4,000, 5000, 1869, Of 900. 8 Of 400
10 Of $50, &c. &c.
Tickets 81, Quarters I. For sale in tho usual %.
Hety' nt he Lottery oud Exchange Office Of
se!' THO. n BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22

ihe providence Daily Advertiser is charoipo Mr.
lngham' the Secretary of the Treasury, with with
hoidInS sum OF money which had been appronr;,t.,
under the late Administration, for the erection of
MARINE hospital IN Rhode Island, with the intent %
Hlnucnce the late Congressional election in TIM,
state This is denied by the Providence Patriot and
by the washington Telegraph It is admitted TINT
the money has not be paid. The proof and nfrenccs
III the Adverti1cr, too long for Insertion in onr
paper;' vc can only give the following extracts from
that papers
The PATRIOT that this charge against M, T,,s e.
No. Corforaed by the slightest cicumsantial evidence >,
9 out oiseness or wiul perversio could draw such
inference from The facts and circumstances we have subsra
ted relative 10 this '0'"i'a-
In the first place been sl,ov1, that bv ~ D.,
M Ana VINO by virtue Of his Office had sole control of
h 9sp'a i,n the late Secretary Mr. Rush. had orderrd
Dy ~ audubon to $1,000 appropriated in 1927 10 ma,;ns
inc s s ns''ct iron the town conveying IN the IT, 8
80, estate, TOT that papose wicn conveyance m.
,own had previously directed US Treasurer Il, snd &c We
cure session Of tie jursdct Here co. aha 20 pro-
n ne appropriation from Cncd States and ss
hce m Tue condition precedent on the pa of the
In hs s,sc ~ , n l loIia' execution Of the deeds
1Plca"n made 10 him relative 10 the appropriation ~
previous 10 tie election members OF ConsTess rorI n
lie ~ W. nsnam ddgve person interested in The Sne of
stand a I've, Mr. et himself hound Nv ,e Sn !" unaer
aa r o1 that pupo'c under Ia. Predecessor 'P''""'"
ING Itesidcs NJ tho Town +nfncI ,rsote liz, 90. A.,
yc oi ~ interpolation the 18th Of June 1870 ~ %
" 'pth Wecpniess was blind one aud a., ~, -. ~
c"ioI'ly ~ the vote ~ The town Mr. Insbs, wv ' w w
uhn July 10 nearly month " hat yeas ~. W. ,,,ony
,olN''l ieceivng The letter writing his sn.,.as 49,,
u3malions Of Ae,ss Burges Eddy we're ,n, I'I we
Ioa' money began 10 be talked about bv the u ny
Dwa,s W Burecs c must hive known fo ~ s, Sn.
s n. Once that Mr. burges had al,,os, sse w. %
~ IVY '.vPnal grant and he must also bave Lnov r..
had been made by direction "f the p,e' ,r'
,g,,,t G. lps ran'ef Of Inc land completed M.
,t .f y'Yto mat NE act Of obtaining This money co,d
s ~, Lgrscs populnr in hsDrfcf and ma, n e sod
f;' ~ ~ We jaime would le attached To- ST. X and MT,
,,,. " I'peos ~ his eiectinn ~ Mr. incl an, ,g 80,
he erancss % sec they would be drawr, NV o,hsrs
~ any rate, his Withholding ibs ,,,,,s,, ., .
snd ~, we Shck-n parry which they u,lnsyo.lv welded
a,,, ~ ~ cen' ~ me Town Council himself bitter ONO.
" i"ge', ufcd al The IN his o,,ver m eopv,ec
81 s oi rs dsirict hat tho hospital money was los
az NC my 3i Mr biwcs md that the only way co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17
Thomas Hagarty

RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants Of Alex
IL aujria and its vicinity, that he will open SEMI
NARY for the education of young Gentlemen, on the
9TH instant, his dwelling house Duke street till
more suitable situation can be procured. The scho
lastic viii comprise the Greek, Latin, French
and English Languages; Logic, Metaphysics Rheto'
RIGS. Elocuton and Composition, Ancientand Modern
History, Chronology, Geography with the use Of the
maps and globes Mathematics, Arithmetic Writing. &c.
The advertiser from his long experience in teaching,
and success in Qualifying young Gentlemen for Uni
verstes and professions both in Europe and this Dis
trct, trusts he will give general satisfaction. lie
pledges himself that his utmost exertons will be used
in facilitating the literary Improvement of the pupils
who may be committed To his care.
Information concerning T. d s capabiiity. acquire
ments, and discipline Teacher, may be learned by
applying TO Maj Gen. Mscomb. Gen. Mason, Clement
Smith, John Marbury, VIM S. Nicols Esqs, Col Fow.
Ter, and Capt Morton, Georgetown; John Boyle, of
the Navy Department, John Mcleod, Principal OF the
Central Academy, Washington City; and Dan'I Bryan,
Esq Alexandria. Terms can be ascertaned by inqur'
lug of I. u at his residence on Duke street.
N. d. Since the foregoing WAS intype the building
Prince street, used, at present. place of wor
seip by the Society of Reformed Methodsts, has been
obtained b, the advertiser, and he will commence
teaching therein on the day above specified.
dec 2-d6i tTlawtf 49,