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73S guns & men.

argument. b. the above comparison il
appears. that "a gun ship discharges mt
ae round 1924 lbs. of shot and :, fr;gate
IT the hrst class 1860 lbs. it therefore
clearly proves the position of relative force,
IN point OF metal, To- be to 8, or thcrea-
D uts. When this circumstance is consider
ed Jointly with the following, it must appear
to others as it does to me, that as Won in
crease the Class of the ship YOU Increase
the force IN the proportion of one t. three.
and diminish proportionatel, the expense
~ building, equ'pPiug, and supporting them
III COMMISSION, which may easily be .stab-
iished by estimates fro the departments, &
tRe experience of all other maritime ma
tons.
ohips OF the line are much stronger in
sea- ing, thicker III the sides and bottom,
less peuetra5le to the shot. and consequent
iy less liable to be torn or battered to pie
eS, or sunk the additional room being
more than IN proportion to the additional
number of men, leaves greater space for
water and provisions, and admits of her
wings being kept clear that shot penetra-
ting below the water the holes can rea
Oily be plugged up from the inside and her
sinking thereby prevented hence we have
seer ships of the line capable of battcring
| one another Ter several hours, and if not too
much Cripple in the spars and rigging ena-
bled to renew an action on llowing days
am aware that some are of opinion. that q
more divided force is better calculated Far
action from the advantageous position tina,
would be given to a part suppose three
frgates OF 50guns were to undertake to bat
ter "a gun snip, and that two of hem were
10 occupy the quarter and stern the 70
(this is placing them in the most favorable.
position) the other frigate engaged abreast
every thing would then depend on the time
the frigate abreast could maintain that DO
sitlon to enable the other Two to act with
effect on the stern and quarter. But it mus
appear evident, 10 all acquainted with the
two classes of ships, ;ha' the frigate abreast
could not withstand the fire of so heavy and
contract a battery many minutes and
IN all probability wnuld be dismasted or
sunk the first or second troadside This
would decide the fate of the other two
Much might be said upon the superiority of
SHIPS OF the line over frigates in the attack
ot batteries or their defence IN The secu-
1ty oil valuable conveys of merchant ships,
or troops sent on an expedition but their
advantages in these respects mus be apDa
vent to an. however unacquainted with nau
&c nj affairs.
Quc-ffon 2. What, in your opinion, ia
he relative efficiency or force of large fri
gates and sloops of var
Hns7oer. The relative efficiency of large
trsates and sloops of war is at least one TO
two.
COMPARATIVE FORCE.
HVopg Wdr.
Gun deck 10 II Founders,
Quarter deck 8 81 ID carronades,
Forscastle 4 % d. do
Guns QS $50 lbs shot,
Men 1870
2OS GUNS s. r7cn
Frig1fe.
Gun deck so "a Founders,
Quarter deck IL 30 I ealronades
Foreeastle SO H. do
Guns 50 1860 lbs slot
Men $50
$50 guns aud rncn.
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doing rs much damage to the Indians, as
otherwise we could have done; as oar mum
hers were too weak to make any dela, il,
taas quarter. as this WAS farther them any
troops had hitherto penetrated. We stole
march upon the celebrated Prmertams
town. situated about twenty one miles above
Peoria. and immediately at the head of the
Peoria Lake. lhis was well butt town,
and contained "a number of Indians. Be-
tween the town and river was Il dismal
swamp, IN which they Immediately flew for
shtltCr, returning a few scattering shots.
Oar men hObly pursued them through the
swamp tor three miles, uO To their waists IN
mud aud water, and fSllied some of them IN
the swamp, and also others as they were
crossing the Illinois river the Men also
pursued them to the opposite bank. and
brought back some ct their canoes and Sc
reral dead bodies The Governor states To
be upwaiS3 Of twenty killed of the enemy.
\ his was Furnishing town, with an i'm
mense deal OF Indian plumber in it, together
with Il great deal cf corn, all of which WAS
commtted to the flames. ] believe not less
than eighty horses fell into our hands be-
longing 10 the enemy. Several white per-
sons scalps were also found amongst heir
plnnder. had the immediate command of
the battalion, and the superior command
was retained by his exceilency the govern
Ur. Onths expedition we were fortunate;
we had but four men wounded, none of
whom niortally. This tour Was performed
from this camp and back TO the same place
in thirteen days.
have the honor to be, with high respect,
your ob't servant, w. RUSSELL,
Col. I'm and Dist. Conmdt.
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| -1nS,rer. For the prosecution Of the pre-
sent war with the most effect, a mixed ma
val force OF the following description, is in
my opinion. the best calculated.
ohips oi the line, to rate, in honor of the
year OF our independence, Seventy Sixers,
! to mount as follows
~ a pcunders on the lower gun deck.
SO -. ON the up,s.r do
- ~ ID carronates On quarter deck ard
, furccas,le,
81 Founders on iorecastle
4 6S pound carronades ON poop,
SO runs
Frigates to rate 40 guns TO mount as fol-
lows:
so % Founders on gun deck
20 50 Id. carronHtcs on quarter deck and
$50 guns.
Frisates to rate 50 guns 20 mount as fol-
lows:
20 is Founders on gun deck,
10 "a Id. carronades on quarter deck and
forecastle.
- guns.
Corvette ships to rate 1e guns to noun, a.
follows:
l8 50 pound carronades,
IL Founders.
20 guns. 81
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D.
United States Yrigafe Constellation,
November II, 1912.


United States' Y'rigafe Constellation,
SIR. 80
< IHANE received your letter of the
nth instant, IN which ,ou state 1.-The de
SIre ~ the Naval Committee to possess The
most comprehensive information upon naval
sanJocLS, particularly the description of MAJ
me force best adapted to our defence, x
he relative efficiency of vessels of differ
ens rates" In compliance herewith. | have
me homer toanswer the questions you pro-
pound as T. tlows:
Question !. W hat, in YOU, opinion, is the
relative ~hciency OF ships of the line, say
74's and large 'rigates!
.dns1oer. The relative efficiency or force
OF 14g gun ship and large frigaics is as one
20 three.
CO.EP.aR.qTTTE FORCE
fr.Sate st 50 Suns.
Gun deck so 81 Founders,
Quarter deck IL 80 ID carronades,
Fcrecastle 81 10. do
Guns so 1860 lbs shot each
Men $50 round
4S0 guns and men.
Ship of the Line "a guns.
Lower gun deck 2S 4o Founders
Upper do. do 81 Oh do
Quarter deck 16 42 III. carronades
FCreeas; c s AZ d. do
Do. Q % nound.rs
Poop 4 6s h. carronadcs
Guns IS 1924 lbs each
Men ESQ round
g..
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SIR, your most o',t. .rrvt.
rAUL. HAMILTON.

Sir, your most o,,t. :,rvt.
PAUL HAMILTON.
Honorable SurgccN .Eassrt,
Cn0r1aca If lhs .N',p0i Commif,ec
Of lse iiORse If i'e.hrsseutaiioes.
A.
a ~ f:.HE.N>I showing the number and dcscrip-
ton OF guns mounted vessels OF ,lerrnt siassyS,
the weight OF ba! III roind "a eneh. the weight OF
abrosdsl'o, the nunber It men required for each
the annaal expense ia aetuai service. a. ea,h the
annual expens sonpute,l hv the gun, by each
ins", by the weigh, of metal, ap,i the relative
power of each 'osn ia each description OF vessel,
computed in weight of metal.
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Capt. Skinner, of the ship Star, from Lis
bon, was boarded in lat. So. 'ong. so by the
Constitution and Hornet under English CO.
Tors, standing tn the eastward unGer a press
OF sail, in pursuit of two English frigates
which were cruizing of the Western Is
lands. Victoria, where the French retreated
alter the lato battle with Lord Wellington,
surrendered to the combined English and
Portuguese army on the 25th of September.
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REPORT

Cffhe Committee, ahhointrd on that tar,
Of me Presidents Message zvhich relale,
10 the Naval Establishment, recommend.
ing an increase Of the Macy Of the United
STATES
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CIyrY-FlvE DOLLARS cE!..iE -dr tho
~ 22 dee. last, young calling himself J OikN
HMM, (t'uasl, have s.nce heard that lew miles
a6ose my louise he passed by the tame OF CLARK
came o foot, his horse as he sii) having toundercd
on the road) to t.c mills oil MIR. SSipwi,, ia Cun,lei
land with Two negro men, the Tom black nai,,
the other Dick, mu!atlo man, which negroes he Of
fsred To sell. The said irwin, Clarke, said that lac
came from L., nehburg, that the m;,t,o man belong
cd to him, and that he WAS carrying him to Rich
mond, having sold him to u SIR la. cr OF that place
that Tom belonged to his father, Mr.. Irwin, mer-
chant few miles above Campbell. court -ousc. The
said irwin appeared To- be about five and nty years
oi age, about five feet eleven inches high with
back eyes and hai.'-hs right hand at that time was
tied up and appeared to be mucl, hur,-he also men,
toned that he expected TO meet his Wagon in Rich
mond, which had gone down with a load of -four tom
Scightstone creek in Pttsyvania county. On the esd
December bought Tom OF said Irwin for four hun
drcd and thirty doilars-l let him have bay horse
With bobbed tail, hind foot white, small star i'm
the forehead, and about Eve feet high, at S,i5O-I
paid St00 and gave him my note for two hundred
payable the first alt. -,
On the esd January the above mentioned negro
man Tom absconded from my plantation & took with
him sorrel mare, about years old, j feet 8 or Q
inches high, hind foot whte and small star in
the forehead For the delivery OF the mare will
give Soi5-TOm is a. very likely black man. about
twenty of age, about five feet nine inches high
OF very pleasant countciance, and polite when spoken
to-his clothing consisted of Jackets, the one of
blue cloth, the other white Virginia cloth, two pair
pantaloos one of corduroy, the other of grey kerr
sey--a white plains great coat, and some other art-
ces not particularly recoectcd. will give fifty dol
lars for the delivery Of said negro or forty if secured
in Jail so that set him again. EXPECT he will at
tempt to pass as free man. and is probably employ
ed as waterman on james River. l forewain all
persons from trading for the note executed to said
John Irwin
,, JERMAN BAKER.
Cumberland county, March 8. w4w
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(K.) LEx1NcLoN, Feb. %.
EARTHOUAKE OE,ruE SEVENTH IIIT

! IL
Several persons passed through Lexington the
9th inst. who were near New Madrid ON the 9TH
ult.-One OF the Gentlemen MIR. Fertner) states,
that the Earthquake which occurred during the
night OF the 7th, occasoned his barge with 600 bar
re!s OF -four, besides other articles. sink and the
whole was lost another gentleman whose name is
not recoilected, stated, that during the convulsion
the bank ct the river just below New Madrid cayed
in, and let loose his boat about the time there
a back current in the river which drove the
boat several miles upa small bayou, and during the
convulson, the motion a the boat was so violent
to stave may OF the barrels Flour In the boat-The
quakiug continued three days, when this gentleman
thking prudent not 10 go further, lefthis property
and returned. 49, =,
Both the gentlemen state that some obstruction
had presented itself in the river something like
rapids falls, which greatly endanger the naviga.
tion-Also, that the buildings in New Madrid are
greatly damaged-Much OF the land round about was
under water and the few remaining inhabitants were
encampcd out-'i hat the land in innumerabe places
the town of New Madrid entertain the opinion that
the ground on which the town stood had sunk about
hfteen teet-a few moments after the first violent
shock, 1t rose about ten feet.
They heard of many boats being lost, and that the
land where the town Of Little Prairie stands, is six
teen feet unler water.
In addition TO the above have been favoured
with the perisal of several letters from near New
Madrid, OF the date Feb. 81, which confirms the
whole of the above particulars. Those letters can
be depended on-they state the number of boats
lost OF which accounts are already received, to a
mount to 50-together with number of lives.
There rs a certainty that bar composed of stone
coal, burnt substance, Sc has been thrown up, d-
rectly under the bed of the river-Island No. s. from
the junction of the Ohio to the Mississippi is entirely
sunk-ndeed the effects already ascertained are ter
rihe-thc foundations are progressing through the
low lands, aud it would appear that there had not
been yet asy volcanic eruption sufficient to draw off
the cause.-lhe shocks are now running up the RI
yer and through what is called the American bottom
&c. &c.-Reborter.
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YE1WENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Runaway
Il from the subscriber, the fifteenth day of Sep
TENDER last, negro man slave, named GARY, aged
about twenty-six years, light black complexion,
height about six feet, stands quite erect, and when
walking handles himself quite nimbly his weight is
one hundred and sixty seventy, countenance cast
down when spoken to-the white of his eyes is unr,-
sually large, on being apprehended is very surly he
is rough Cooper. On examination his shins will be
found njured-he has probably obtained a free pass
About twelve years ago, Gary brought from
brunswick county to Surry county in this state, by
Mr.. Travis Harris, where said boy lived for eight
years and in the year 1903, purchased by myself
of Thomas Edwards and Reuben Buffers ex'ors of
said Harris, decd. out of Surry and brought Buck.
ingham, where said negro got wife, and lived with
me about two years on James river, not far from
Scots ferry, and then brought by myself to AL
bemarle county, near Milton, from whom said negro
eroped-said slave is probably harbored in Sury or
some of the above places. do hereby forewarn all
persons from harborng said negro. Ass. do COM
mand all captains of vessels at sea- grant said
slave his passage, or take him on board.
The above reward, with all reasonable charges,
will be paid to any person taking said slave within this
state, and bringing him to me, else for combining
him in any Jail in this state, that get him a
gain. An additional reward of ten dollars will be Civ
EN- to any person taking said slave out of this state
and for acting with him above stated.
THOMAS JEFFERSON, jr
Albemarle county, Virginia.
Feb. IL. weep
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THIRrY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran aw,v


= from the subscriber in Sussex county, on the
18th OF February last, negro named SIMON,
about six feet high, of dark complexion, strong,
stout, and of robust frame, about SO years DID, but
from dissipation and intemperance looks rather old
err, had ON Jacket and Trousers of Virginia Cloth :;
his eyes generally nlamed with intoxica,ion has
scar over one of his eyes, supposed to he the right
eye; when spoken to makes quick answers, and is
Huent and plausible in conversations; he will he found
extremely cunning in expedients evade detection;
he is frst-rate Cooper, aud understands something
OF the Brick Laying Business, has wife under the
management of Mr. Beverly Cramp of New-Kent;
it is probable therefore that he is now lurking about
that county, 1t is also probable that he may endeavor
to get employment at some of the mills or tobacco
warehouses.
It is believe that his intention is to persuade his
wife TO eIope with him to the norttward. All mas
tiers of vessels and others hereby forewarned
from harboins carrying off said slave, under the
penalty of the law. ~.
The above reward, and all reasonable expences,
Will be paid to any person who will him in any
jail IN this state, SO that get him again.
GEORGE BLOW.
march I'D. wt2wp
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TINEN DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures fnom
the subscriber on the eth Dec last, dark mulatto
Woman named PATTY, about "a years of age. She
formerly belonged to Mr. SouthaPs estate of Charles
County, who at present her child aa, from him
was sold to Mr.. William Fulcher-who sold her to
Messrs Ftzwhysonn Potter, of this city, aud after
short time was re-sod again to the said Mr. VIM
Fulcher, from whom purchased her in Oct. last
She had on when she went away blue cloth habit, &
a blue Handkerchief, with white spots; that she
wore round her head. She is about five feet or 8
inches high, mild spoken, rather slender made
whoever will deliver her to me, shall receive the a.
bove reward, or five dollars to secure her in anv ;s
that may get her again.
BENJAMIN WOLFE.
Richmond, Feb. d. 2awtf
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AND FOR SALE-Wii be sold to the HIGHEST
Ia bidder, ON Tuesday the 10Th day of May, being
the day after Buckingham court, my Tract Of Lau5
lying in said county, the waters of Slate river
miles from Bent Greek and IL 1-2 miles from War
rem, containing acres about 100 acres of which
is cleared, with three Dwelling Houses and some
convenient out houses, the residue of which well tim.
bered, and handsomely situated, with good SOIL adap
ted to the culture of corn, wheat and tobacco Be-
sides the many other advantages attached to this
tract OF land, it has never-failng Apple and Pear
Orchard, and well watered. will sell great bar.
gam tor CASH or short credit, should application
be made before the day of sae-otherwise will dis.
pose of it then as abote stated,
e.. % ~! JOHN BAGBY, Sen.
buckingham, Jan. 10. IDS
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IN ]. BURR, has just received consignment of
~. Goshen Cheese, of superior quality, ii, casks
and boxes
PHILADELPHIA Porter, in Hogsheads and Bottled.
Ditto Beer in barrels
Cotton Goods, Stripes and plain Cloths, Jeans,
Cords Shaws, Bedticks, Sheetings and Shrting Cot.
ton, Spun Cotton, &c. Sc at manufacturing prices.
500, Also, for sale as usual
full assortment of Gentemens', Youths and Ser
wants HATS, Hatters' Trimmings-A constant sup
ply OF Baltimore Cut Nails and Brads-Richmond
warranted Gun-Powder, in kegs and cannsters-
Patent Shot, Sc &c. sSc.
Richmond, Feb. H. w6w
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oTlCE-The Ninth Drawing of the William &
l. Mary College Lottery of Ninety Numbers, took
place N the city of Williamsburg, March i, 1919,
"heh the Members came out follows, to wit
Is, 40, Sc, 62, SO.
Amongst which numbers there are throc Termed
and twelve Ainbcys.
Al persons that have drawn the fortunate nunberry
VIII be so good as to apply to Simon Block of Will
ainsburg, or Simon Block of Richmond, either of
whom will discharge the amounts without discount,
The tenth drawing will take place in the city of Rich
nond On the 241iI of the present month March
- SIMON BLOCK.
Nareh ~ If
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Z Pursuance OF Deed of Trust, executed By
b GeorSc Walker CLAYTON To me, Tor the purpose
OF securing the payment al Debt therein stated, duo
to Armis'ead Russell, Ex'r. OF Armstead Russell.
decd SHALL, the gu! lay OF April next, proceed
To sell at New-kent CorrtHouse, to the highest bid
der for cash, TRACT Or LAND, lying i'm New
Kent County near the court house, called POM
DEN1'Elt's or RUSSELLs OLD PLACE. A de-
scription OF the Land is deemed unnecessary "a IL is
presumed that those disposed to purchase will either
examine it, make the necessary enquiries to form
an opinion of the same, previous to the day of sals
WM. ARMlSTEAD, Trustee.
March 6. Swn
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NOTICE--ThG subscriber is ready to receive
~ proposals to lease his plantation from the COM
meneng of the ensuing year, known by the name Of
CRONDALI, in the county of Richmond, lying on
Rappahannock River, adjoining the lands of Messrs.
John Iayloe an, Landon Carter, and directly oppo-
site the Town of Tappahannock.
Bond witt, approved security will be required.
U> A Letter directed to the subscriber, living in
the City of Richmond. will be strictly attended to.
JOHN MURPHY, JR.
Mareh6 IF
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A DyERTIsEslENT.-Fo, sale, my PLAN:

A DYERTISEMENT.-Fo sale, my PLAN.
N E.4IION, in the, county of Lancaster, con.
tanning 500 acres Of Land, beautifully situated.-
Commencing an extensive piezo Of the Chesapeake
Bay, ping between tsvo Creeks sphich abound with
fish, oysters and wild yfowi-sIhe improvements
consist Of good tpo story, dspeikng- good
Kitchen, stable and other ont houses--.4 conSide.
yable part Of this Land is gveik Covered srith good
dapted to the culture Of Corn, Hheot and Oats--
The purchaser may kaoe the privilege of seeding
small grain the ensuing .fali-I'aynienfs viii Se
made easy, and possession given the yst Of Janua-
ry, 1918. For further particulars apply TO the SUD-
scri6er living on the premises.
RfCHaRD BERRY.MaN.
Lancaster County,
January 25, 1879. 1o1ezub
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GoMMoNwEALrH OF MAssAcursrrrs.

CoMMoYwEALrH OF MAssAcnrsrrrs. 4
Resolved, that his Excellcncy the Governor
be requested TO communicate to the general &C.
vcnent and expeditions the pe.t.et ability and dis
positio? oil the Government OF this ealth
TO make the most prompt provisions Tor the inrned
ate supply ct such blankets and clothing the gene
zens OF this Commonwealth for, sufficient to meet
amy contingency which may occur, aud request in
formation OF any other articles which may
be wanted for Supplying the Indians, there be
no doubt of the ability Of this Commonwealth sup
ply by contract any such ar,ccs mostly, if Alto
gether from own manufactures.
Passed and apo,0ved 6y tie C0veraor.
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TREE-HILL For sale.-7zat beautiful

For Sale.-7Hat beautiful
l. and highly i,ntroued Farm (Soher con The
lat: Colonel Miles Seiaen yesiled) is noSu offered
TOR SAFE: is scar, i. PERHAPS one of the most
des!r1ble IN pfrgiHia, commanding eveyy yiem
trh.ch can please the eye; furnishing heath in an
eminent degree and every IMPROVEMENT 4phich
can be required for the comfort and consequence Of
family. As. Farm, is in high stare of i'm
p1oUen.ent, haping been great nnnr6er of years
| under the care Of diudicious farmer. :
There is this Farm a Meadow, 4,hich alone
yields an income Of between 500 and 1900 dollars
There has been sozvn this fall one hundred and
Jgfty bushels Of Whsat-ns0st Of the other lands
Possession may be had at any time 6et.veen this
and the 1st day Of March. Should it nor be sold
trioateLy before thar time, it iH be offered to Pub
lie Sale on the LIST day o.aprii, and Possession gi-
Gen in the ensuing .faH.
The Terms Of Sale qpiH be. One third cash,
and the balance IN and years. with such Sc
curity as shall be deemed satisfactory. .4ny far.
tey Information may be obtained by application to
the subscriber, to Nathaniel Selden, or JOS. Sci
den, Henyico.
or The subscriber is still anxious to. sell a
sn,aH FIRM near Richmond, (called Fairfeld,)
containing three hundred and fifteen acyes.-.Hso,
a FARM about miles beioSu Richmond contain.
ing about acres, knoTun by the name of the
MILES SELDEN, Err.
december 28. ept1sI4
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AHERINO SHEEP For Salc--On Thursday the
w Goth of this month, Git being the first day of
the next Amelia cour shall sell to the highest bid
der at Amelia courthouse, Seven Full BIooded ME-
RLNO SHEEP, belonging to my ntestate's estate
They consist of Ram and three Ewes, with their
Lambs, of which two Rams. They are all in fine
order. A credit of six months will be allowed the
purchaser giving bond with approved security.
w. BR0CKENBROUGH
.9dns'y. of Edvin j. Harvie.
Richmond, March 10. ids
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NOTICE.-Thc Coparnership of DIGGES &
IN HEWLETT, was, on the Goth ult. dissolved by
mutual consent. Those who have claims AZ ainst the
said concerns also who are indebted, will apply to
Edward d. Digges, who is alone authorised to settle
the business Of the said concern.
EDWARD D. DIGGEs,
=, JAMES HEWLETT.
Manchester, March 8.
THE above business will in future be carried On
by the subscriber, on his account.
T. d. DGGES.
March 8. IF