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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-08-07

N Il Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
~ Fluvanna County, on Monday the
LIST day of June, 1929.
Samuel Barksda,e, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Walker Timberlake administrator debonis
non Of Thomas Wills deceased, John
u. Chiles and Elizabeth his wife, late
Elizabeth Wills, John ID. Craven. and
Jane his wife, late Jane Wills, Stephen
Bremsam, Richard Whitaco and PATSY
his wife, late Patsy Wills, Miles Wills.
William Wills, Ann Wills, and Sarah
Wills, widow and relict of Thos. Wills.
deceased Defendants
IN CHqNCERY.
The Defendants, John G. Chiles. and
Elizabeth his wife, and Stephen Bremsam
not having entered their appearance and
given security, according to the act of AS.
sembIy, and the rules of this Court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
they are not inhabitants of this Common.
wealth-on the motion of the plaintiff, by
his counsel, it is ordered that the SAID de.
endants do appear here on the fourth Mon.
day in September next, and answer the
bill OF the plaintiff, and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Virginia
Advocate, newspaper published in the
town Of Charlottesville, and continued for
two months successfully, and that another
copy thereof be posted at the front doc. OF
the courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
ABRAHAM SHEPHERD JR. DC.
July 10, 80 2m
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-08-07
BOOT & SHOE FACTORY.

DOO % OIIOE L Az IURY.
FNHE subscribers carry on the mann
u facture Of BOOTS and SHOES
OF every description, at their old stand.
corner between the Central Hotel and
Courthouse square. ALI orders will be
thankfully received and persons fayorinp
them with their custom may be assured Of
obtaining first rate articles, as they will be
made OF Superior Northern materials. and
~ Superior Virginia Workmen.
ON HAND-A large assortment ofrea-
dy made shoes, and large assortment Of
Northern made.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-08-07

"A i a Court of Quarterly Sessions held
IA for Fluvanna county on Monday the
22d day of June, 1929.
William Flanagan and Sarah C. his wife
late Sarah C. Johnson, James w. Elan
agan and Mary w. his wife, late Mary
w. johnson, which said Sarah c.. and
Mary w. are children and heirs of Ben
jamin Johnson deceased,
Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Martha Bowles, widow and relict of KNIGHT
Bowles deceased, Anderson Bowies. Sa-
rah Molloy, late Sarah Bowles widow
and relict of William Moloy deceased
Thomas BJwles, William Perkins and
Frances his wife late Frances Bowles.
Elizabeth Bowles, Knight Bowlcs Curd
Richard X. Bowles, Lucy Ann Bowes,
Augustus X. Bowles, Sarah Ann BowIes.
John N. Bowles and Drury Bowles,
which said Anderson, Sarah. Thomas,
Frances, Elizabeth, Knight B., Richard
h, Lucy Ann, Augustus K, Sarah Ann.
John N. and Drury, are heirs and devil
sees of the said Knight BowIes deceased.
Defendants.
IN CILlNCERY
The Defendants, Thomas Bowles, Fran
ces Perkins, Knight B, Curd, and Benia-
min {. Johnson, not having entered their
appearance, and given security, according
to the act of Assembly, and the rules of
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they are not inhabitants of
this Commonwealth on the motion of the
plaintiffs by their counsel, it is ordered
that the said last named defendants do an
pear here on the first day of September
court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill,
and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Virginia Advocate, a news
paper published in the town of Charlottes-
vile, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the Courthouse
OF this county for the same length of time
A Copy-Teste.
ABRAHAM SHEPHERD JR. DC.
July 10. 80 D.,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-08-07
RHvxzxzzx,zzza-zEJryr5y73

And with her spirit wrapt in that wild lay,
She passd, as twilight molts to night, away
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

WOHN Y. SAVAGE, DENTIST, has removed
Sp to the middle tenement i'm the block of buildings
east and next to Mr.. Ticcnors carragc-ma<inp sboY
where he may be ouftd all times unless oberisa
engaged lie Is prepared to executc all kinds of work
IN his line, in the neatest possible manner He will
Get teeth from one TO full sett, tie most ap0fove6
Pao--and where the front teeth too much dorav
ed, he will them in such manner as 10 defv d.
lection under the srctet scrutiny even frein De1st
lie files, plugs, cleans and extracts teeth with az
much ease to the patient the nature Of The case will
admit of.-Terms moderate.
oc" ~ Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

4 AEW'S LECTURES ON THE RESTRICTIVE
hD SYSTEM Just published by Collins & Co Lee.
lures on the Restrictive System, delivered TO the senior
Political Glass Of William and Mary College Gv Thomas
H. Dew, Professor Of History, Metaphysics and Pot-
cal Law ~
o. & CO. have also recently published Debates in f,c
House OF Delegates Of Virginia in December HOS ~,
resolutions before the House, the Acts of Congress-
called the Wien and Sedition Laws OCT 2 f57 etif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22
hi OUBATs GRAPE YINES.-Crdnra - ro,.el.-I..

IA oUBATS GRAPE yiNES.-ordcrs are reccivdc
Ion the above by the subscriber, should be hand
cd IN by the LIST OF November from the 100, 10 the 2O
being the most suitable period for putting tlem out in
this climate His assortment consists of 62 varieties
and the encouragement given him the last season. has
Induced him 20 select and prepare to forward here mis-
fali Roots which will be superior any heretofore re-
eeivcd. They will be delivered 10 subscribers in good
ordef IN Richmond tho following prices, viz for roots
years old 1000 at IL IL cents each less than
1000 ~ 10 cents, and for less quantity 80 az % cents
eachroots Of years old, a, cents EACH for 1000 or
more. ard in proportion for a less quantity.
Ioubats Treatise the culture and management NJ
the vine with directions for making " inc aud Gaia
logues of the different kind Of grapes, will be furnished
10 Subscribers gratis. JNO. o. LAY.
oct. r.. iL-wlwt0 18th Street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22
G LoUcEsTER YORK RIVER LAND, Me-


q u GRoES, Sc FOR SALE In pursuance of the win
OF Augustus Olivier dec. viii be solt the premises,
Wednesday the 18th iSUycmber, 1879, tue valuable
plantations of which said Olivier died posses-f- iysnyS
on York river, and containing about i26 acres This
sitcton possesses all the advantages be derived from
River, abounding in the very best fish and oysters to-
be o3;sned Immediately before the door. The soil fer
Tile and well adapted TO the growth of corr, Wheat bar
ley, oats, cotton Sc There is on it fine dwelling
house commanding extensive view of the River, to-
gether with the necessary ouhousesalso small vne-
yard of the very best grapes. For health and bsauty,
This situation is not surpassed by any on the River.--
This land adoins the of Capt, Isaac Andre ge.
neraly known by the name Of Caybank IA mile below
Col VIM. Jones-separatedb below from Roosevelt estate.
by Aberdeen Creek, and is about seven mi cs from
the Courthouse All persons disposed purchase such
an estate, arc invited 10 view the premises Also or
the same day, all the negroes, stock and farming
utensils Of which said Olivier died possessed together
with the crops Of the present year
TERMS-For the land onc-third will be required in
cash. annual insalmcnts for the remaining with
bond and approved security and deed of trust on the
land. For the negroes, stock, sc. terms made known
on the day of SALE The title, it sbeievet, will be UNI
questionable, but selling sheriff and committee,
shall convey such title is vested in me. Possession
delivered the terms of sale complied With
JOHN FIELD, ID. s.
for III. l. Nutall, Sheriff and Committee of the
Estate of A. Olivier, decd.
The Norfolk Herald will publish the above weekly
times, and send their this Office for payment,
oct e. 60--wtwS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

W0'slNcroN. Oct. 2o--rhe Chs Waller Tsccn,
Mnissi IRON sss'w to he United sa,vs. at present
on viri.,to the Seat yf Government iyvaf INF
A'eSan1,sr Everett. Ed. hue Munster Of the ~.
t.iss \ ~ idr 4 arrived Paris he lS,h Ang rSh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

IfonstA ELrCrIoNs. Return. from 81 coupt.s
give -: n 6ilmer majority, Tor Governor Of IA 0g9
GUY o o % oo1 votes-sn H. g. Lamar 4l9 voses out
counties TO be bearl from
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

EPOARDING HOUSE, NORFOLK, YA.-Mrs
aD Benjamin W. Moss Gate Of Rchmond) inform
her friends and the public generally that she has tokes
inc large airy brick tenement two doors west of The Ex
change on Main Street, Norfolk as Boarding House
ana house OF Entertainments where she is prepared To
accommodate travellers and Others In the best manner
have to request my friends, acquantances and tra-
veliers generally, ogve the above establishment CALI
BENZ. w. MOSS.
ec'' z=" 5o-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

The 6rv"tnor Oi tie State OF Penn hes called
an xrao dnary session OF the Legislature vi that STATE,
TO De opened OF thu 81 of November noN the pure
pose of making provision for the State Canal fund.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

"A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-The subscriber
estate OF Evan Rice, decd requests all persons bayin
aims against said estate bring them forward toper
authenticated by the is day Of January nc IT. for se
uensn AS this notice will be pleaded in bar of all such
as are produced subsequently that time persons in
deotcd are required 10 make immediate payment.
is. #. DABNEY, ad,n,or.
OF Evan Rice, decd
W. ES' 5O-wIIw#
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

AI ollCE~Puysuant to two deeds oftrust of in
the County Court of Buckingham, TO me by
llezekiah IP'comb one osecufc the payment of debt
due TO Sam Jones and the other the payment
ot dcbtdue TO Jones and Ford shall by the directions
oil the persons TO whom the said debts have been trans
5orred, proceed the premises the second Monday
SELL at public auction, to the highest bidier certain
lot or parcel OF lana containing three acres or less
on which the tavern Sc of the said Lipscomb situated
in the town of Maysvitlc..
Terms Of Sale--Thrce hundred dollars of the mr.
chase money will be required in hand, and the balances
IN hrce equal payments the first whereof to be pad or,
the l'st day oil August 1885, and the BALANCES In two
equal annual payments thereafter a bond with an
proved security VIII be required for tire payment Of each
cure the payment of the purchase money! Selling az
trusee shall Convey only such title vested in
GEO. BOOKER, Trustee
oct ~. b0-y4w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

Mr. ItetlfE aud Mr.. SsifrR elected Represents
tiyes ia Congress Rom Tie bai ?. t,ovnty ~ ,i~t-a
psrnsyivahia. in the place Of Mt WoLf and Mr. iNc-
HAM, resigned:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

."o'e Issiect,on!-The New jersey estate Gazette"
Gan opposition PsmD admits from the intrhisence re-
csveu shs' the ekson party viii hsys large moio-
ray ln- .he mex. L.gisla,ure OF N.S-ler.ex.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

From the returns oil votes for G.vernor a. FAR
Mr. Wolf Is about % NDO abeain [Phik Sent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

the hat hc hoa,h he. enough IN the ., IA
AID isyass,y is,spo,oa Of the dim
principle. Adam smith, r% D aid a, 2, @ The
not the even ' ;ss as 70 =. 20 sas policy hs did
ss.ss Il. H;ss 70 he god AZ, O. his
such have bee" ieos.i..ss
than politics. MA, d &c ,aiei
selves % . =, IN, ss rss1s sy would
n's. 81, not . o. aess, b. rr,ps.e eessly would i
ps-saro markell il italics. tina. the sys,s OF s" trade !, %
nov Is ss ii c s Ts sis s g "s, ~ s
dos: this gs,ser.y =. he .ssns 10 exception
Mn principle Jr If 'es; Ts .SS' ~
Tho then he has yet much ca .,a system, he u-
Adam Smith. founder Of .y.cm able ea,uon,
sas two senesai eseer,ioa. SsoIiSe slated IN D. Cooper
r.,o, q these four ground. Of restriction s,re, opteSo
and Of a they juy Temporary diversion Of ia
S s s.I into nc ,.y or the that s
was TO pu, down the system" naturally
SsSy and osy is theory Bui iG% IL. s
IL tho OF many aSo a na'S %os IS %
a"s s to say Tia. this ,os, admit. Of no improve
;G Tariff and belonging The ehoo Of smith, admits.
change as to The policy .f
we s s1 n y E, we %S sal for our
The "sioau' aud no justly ob.ee., ha, "u complicated
.o and ssdsn; 70. all times and IL as
rrado .ns, stating a. gsaer raie ',a
sHs ,s nc Of the ss on, Of their @
safety be len the intelligence eaeiprise
than NJ the United Statcs aud all doubtful
every Government TO lean rather to condolences ia e juscnt
Of
it,, mentions less than
ono Iscy four, IL not Two of which. coprchonied
Adam Smit,'s. -.' - - tsiFl ii3f- =
Ana lastly Professor Cooper Colombia College, n
horiiy 10 relied BY the "sreo Trade
,hs OF the Piadelpha Emou in ls5 aner admitting the gen
crarue OF "Lssef eight ais
i tho introduction Of manufacturers in tis counry
Ct q r. Adam s s
"ysto,n which taught where part wori within
tho walls Of Institutions dedicated
hifoscr IL no will let him then point the passage
the he dcnccos, which the author farther
they have the his inconscraba cnuacatoa
But the of these remarks does shelter himself
authority
tho Understandings of s fellow citizens, c has appealed
MOTE system OF trade answcr him they let them
ow wherein he Ia mistaken hi facts faacious
ing anl lie promises That he will slow
which he righfu!l hatah Until they DO this,
continue think himself right, anI the hnndel
"Fcc adc Aivocar will bc but pontcss powerlcs
against him who Is dc,.ndnt'by such tt 1Et;IS.
University, Der. 1S, 1897. seE6 .I..t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

Ia Fred1 iehsburg- Robert Patton, ll6
Waller Bolladay,
AT Spottsgioo,,ia' C H-tiol,dsy, SO
Pat,ot.. "a
Paiton's majority in the county &c. fGas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22
CONVENTION ELti.TION.

CONVENTION ELECTION
rREDER- sHuxo Ocf 3i,--i he following IL the
vote taken in Spottsyivania county Monday last e
supply The vacancy in the dele gaon TO the Conyeutoif
ON this district, occa.ioned by the resignation Of David
WATSON, Esq
IA Ffeiei iel.sbufg-Ear Rhhert s,ttnn ll6'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

SwA@A. E NRUiT TREES, HENRfco CouNrY
fsEss4HK ~ NURsERY.--I have for sale at nv
%xFT<&S Nursery, good collection of Grated and
-, BuddedFRUIT TREES, consulting of APP
pie, Pear, Peach, Plum Cherry, Apricot Nectarne.
Almond &c Of the choicest kinds. Having made il NV
tisness select only those that have been found to
succeed best in this climate. Catalogues NAV be had
gratis at the store OF T. H. Drew, and the book store
ot Peter Cottom where any orders that may be left
win be puncually attended 10.
JOSEPH SINTON,
Grove, oct ~ 50-ftif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

DIED, at Co,eBil, his Prince William county,
Heaven, Judge WtiAT a. c. Of tho General Court of
Virginia, the 45th His known
standing judge aud universally acknowledged worth us pri-
vate geniiennn, this circum
sant detail Of his character ani services Tie Gle ted To
copciic
seat ~ that body @ days prior his disease,
o his iinesln the errof Judge pdc the State has Lost ons
highly
lie has icit vito and chidrnc
parable bereavement The feelings respect which
his Immediate onds AMI neighbours cn,er'aesd fr hs c,vactc
by the crowd collected his dwelling, WHOM h
death annonncc und who attended his Dillingham;,
the family burial place. where the nora obseucs obscrv
ed with the deepest feeling aud scieinay Fred Gazette
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

lCoMMuSTGAfED.
MiRRtEDi-on Wejueslay tho lt, inst. by Rev SIR
Cob. ME- N,rHAs TH,RSroS, Miss MAHr,, daughter OF
John Nor rs EST. II Duc kingbam.
on Thursday evening, tho 18th inst by Rev. r. c. Me-
CURE, Mr. WILLIAM BANKnEAu, of Caroline Miss
H. Misoa, daughter of Gurret Minor esd,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22


The Eoqurer OF the 18th inst. contains
"Prec Trade Advocate which, noticing Professor
work. thus principles supported certain
ossnys, policy In ysuia
which wore lately published in tho Literary Museum:
We Htve astatin 10 that this will be
by tho friends Of liberal principles po-
ducion anil especially coming as docs, from seminary
learning, of great te, which University
under
~ faror IF o pheh part
re rerld eith,e e rails Of iasti0ns dedicated % cdsseri
Before the writer % those Essays the
respecting hnsnf IN tho preceding wory he beg leave
correct that which regards the officers of the University Tbcy
cannot be considered have given nc,ic 10 the Essays
question: dcct inircct Tic Visitors previous
ledge Of what Is appear Museum; regular
contributors vorsed in political The author Is
lone answerae the doctrines he has advanced no
solicits Partnership ~ the responsibility.
, indeed well Mr. Racquet ami Professor Dow, belongs
the school OF Adam Smith, and H. like them, advocate for
system Of feg traSc. Nor did no that
Ills object inquire whether The industry Viz
ginia under existing circumsances too exclusively de-
voted agriculture, md whetnr tho exercise Of that
Of aouf from making that whi;h found
selling that which found ysnicn
FOR As were less nc than formerly bay
actucs OF Old Engani and Now Engn hc thought sbout
Try make OF hom for ouSscvcs lie saw, with deep
eern that Virginia oustippod in tho wealth
by most Of tie Sairs North Of hcrho believed
lion Of doucsc slavery uefycuabIc than tcaad
he Inclined think that tho disadvantages of lsour dill
nsupcec bar 10 hcr these
very that hi wishes may have bnsscd his ulvsn bot
such being oprous tc felt himself laying boo
before public, with tho which funded
And no farther thought that to Legislature OF this
might violating principles Of theory stimulate
individuals promote the public interests by promoting own
and 10 manufactures, the principle
they encourage euao roads and canals and punish gaming
dunkcunc IN all Of which, motives Of private
rolled upon though they directly coincide policy Of o
gofsrncnt h truo that the impeachment 70 ie two
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

~
Wednesday, Oct. 81 = The interesting discussion In
the Committee on tbs Legi.l,tvs Department Of G,-
yernnsn the exent OF tn. Right Of Sunrage IL ,,il
going on. And though our limits VIII admit OF a
dcallel report OF The proceedings OF the COMMITTEES.
we continue today ih- general outline, which ws at
tempted in relation to tbs ,icbite Of Tuesday.
The qpeson before the Committee being on the re
solution III rel by Nc O,Iirilgs. exclu ling palmer.
soldiers slon', g.; he hrst IN, I ID, and thea offered
a Substitute
Mr. Cook. also novel a Sub,'i,ute.
Mr.. G. without ciimng Tor his resolutions any pccu-
liar exclusive merit went into brf xpIanafon
ui"m, in order; wh@r"np)n. III question hing taken
The resolutions were rejected ~ the Committee.
The question then recurring The resouo Of Mr..
Doidedgr and tbs LIST Of them being before the Com
ini'iee.
Mr. Green proposed to all proyiso.
Mr.. c. briefly alvoe atrd bis anne nd ncnt AZ going to
prevent abuse oftie right. by enabling man 10 vote
In consequence o holding ain quantity OF Land.
l'oush 1t might he absolatey worthless: nominal
frerh ~ only.
Mr. D,diridgs admitted ihecxistance of great abuse.
on is snbjcct-soDe particulars of which I've stated
One striking instance neut oned 10y hin, where in
single county. than million acres OF Ia nj sysrs
assessed, beyond what the county contained lie ex.
planned the origin OF great abuse referring IL 10
the Multiplication Of warrdn's 10 different individuals.
Tor the OF land. io late election, certain
in that part of the State, nv holding such
by means OF them. who del no, single loot Of vi-i
bIe ,nd. MIR. d. ,rovcd Of the provisS
Mr.. Mercer Opp1.rd tbs wsJls system, proviso in
eladed f-wouil prove very incoavonient in poclce
land majority Of the States hal no land-iax At all
The provi'o WAS notified by Ne. Green by adding.
"whese such assessment isrequired by law"
In this form, !, was opposed by Mr.. Summers He
was against Altering the existing Constitution without
strong necessity 1.-The proviso wouih difficult In prac.
,ice-wouId occasion great hardship 10 someand be
sides, the principle utterly ohiectionabIe az n went
to render the quslity Of the soil measure Of political
rights. The sterile parts Of Virginia would have a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

Communicafiou in the last Petersburg g OIL Do
minion'' noinu,stes Wm. s. Archer, Esd (he Repre-.
sentative Of the Chesisrfied District fr nu,nber o
years in lie Congress Of the United Shtes who has
ever been lbe inil advocate Of his coUtrys honor
the nnyridng, UnconipfOiisn2 defender NJ the rights
OF tie States sg nst the penis OF the General
Govefnmen)s' an Individual every way qualified
hll The Office OF Governor Of ibis ancient Common
wealth, The writer proposes him for the next cleo
on, when the seat Of the present incumbent will be
Gated by the Constitution. lie discisims having in
the remo.est degree limited the subject TO Mr.. Archer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12
Paper Hangings. &c.

dPtI tIdHgl11SS' WC'
ME- subscriber being an appointed agent, has just
received, and for the future will be regularly sup
piled with. extensive assortment of
Paper Hangings, Fire Screens, &c.
Ofthe most fashionable and approved patterns.
Which he will dispose Of at advantageous rates. To
those who purchase to sell again, liberal discount
will be made The above beautiful articles have been
recently imported from Psris and are well worth the
attention of the public. being much superior to any
ever offered for sale in the District
Dyeing and SECURING,
in all its branches executed style Of supe.
ror neatnvss Cotton and worsted Barrage coloured
the best manner. P.J. SALVETAT,
West-side ofItoyal, between King & Prince-sts
nov IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12
Thomas Hagarty

DESPECTFULiY informs the inhabitants Of Alex.
10 an.ris and its vicinity, that he will open SEMI.
NARY. for the education Of young Gentlemen, on the
9TH instant at his dwelling house on Duke-street till
more suitable situation can be procured The Scho-
astc course will comprise the Greek, Latin, Frerch
and English Languages; Logic, Metaphysics. Rheto-
RIGS. Elocution and Composition; Ancient and Modern
History, Chronology. Geography with the of the
maps and globes, Mathematics, Arth metic 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. He
pledges himself that his utmost exertions will be used
in facilitating the literary improvement Of the pupils
who may be committed to his care.
Information concerning r. II IS capability, acquire
mens, and discipline, as Teacher, may be learned by
applying to Maj. Gen. Macomb, Gen Mason Clement
Smith, John Marbury, VIM s. Nicos, Esqs. Col. Fow.
Ter, and Capt Morton, Georgetown; John Boyle, Of
the Navy Department, John Mcleod, Principal Of the
Central Academy. Washington City; and Dsn' Bryan,
Esq Alexandra Terms can be ascertaned by inqur.
lug T. ". at his residence on Duke street
b. Since the foregoing was in type the building,
on Prince, street, used at present. place Of wor-
seip by the Society of Reformed Methosts, has been
obtained b, the advertiser, and he will commence
teaching therein on the day above specified.
dec 2-d6itClawtf