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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-22

the town . rife Gun known to be ths one
taken from a man by the name OF burcn
who fell in the before mentioned Skin
mish. When we determined to attack
the town, positive orders were gwen 10
spare the women and children and all
such as claimed protection; which was
strictly enforced by the officers, so tar as
was practicable, or came within my Oh.
servation. My troops was directed 70
advance on the right Of the town, which
was done speedily. On our approach
ard before man of my company hired a
gun, the Indians from sink or cave
near the path we we're in, fired apparent
ly 10 or Is guns at my men ; the bullets
were very distinctly heard BY all. and
slightly telt by two or three men. Some
of the Indians found in the town were
painted all saw evinced disposition
to fight or escape. We killed "a war
riors, and burnt the town agreeable TO or
ders. A considerable number OF new
British muskets, carbines, &c. we're de.
stroyed-in nearly all the houses there
were explosions of gunpowder. The In,
dian we found herding cattle informed
US that Hopavna resided there, aud was
then in the town am not cer'aIn whe.
ther he was slain or not. In possession
of the last Indian killed, who Was painted
red. was found two letters. one from
Colonel Milton, the other from major
Minton, both addressed to gen. Gaines
the seals OF which were broken.
J,COB ROBINSON.
April 3Oth, 1873
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-22
For Freight,

SES The brig 3OSEPfI, Isaac
H6EEN Perry master, burthen about
NkX. 1900 barrels, is an excellent
NSS vessel, and can be immedi-
ately ready for the reception Of ca'go.
Apply to LAWRAsON & FnWLE.
Who have tor sale said briggs cargo, Of
$50 tons French Plaster Nav %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-22

On Tuesday evening last, BY the Rev.
Mr.. Andrews, Mr.. CHARLES E. EcKLE,
of Georgetown, to Miss CHARLOTTE
PERRY, daughter Of Mr.. A. Perry, Of this
place.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-22
April 5Oth, 1873
The following is copy of the Orders is.
sued BY the Executive to Cap. Wight
Head Quarters, Georgia,
.M;uedgeuilie 1prit Ia, 1918.
GENERAL ORDERS.

The executive having received infor-
nation through sources which cannot be
doubted, that the wanton and cruel mur-
ders SO frequently committed on the from
tier inhabitants Of this state, and which
are almost daily pr actised by the savages,
ascertained To be the PhelemTes and Ho-
ponnees, inhabitants of two snail villages
of their names, on or near Flint river,
who have during the late hostilities en-
dsavored to conceal their blood Thirsty
and hostile disposition under cloak OF
friendship and the combined regular 4
militia force under Major Gen. jackson
being too far advanced into the heart Of
the Creek nation to admit of any speedy
operations againt them from that quar-
ter; the commander in chief OF the state
deems it exp.dient Ter the safety of the
frontier inhabitants, and to prevent fur.
ther depredaticns by them. that sufi-
Gent military force should be marched
Immediately against those towns, to effect
their complete destruction; and for the
speedy accomplishment OF which, Capt
0Hd Wright, commanding as senior off,
Ger of the militia stationed on the from
tier, will order captains Dean and Chiles.
Mho are stationed al different points on
the OcmuIgee, to proceed Immediately
with their respective companies to Hart
ford, or such other places as he shall deem
expedient between that place and Point
Early, with the ., reception OF small guard
placed under the command Of Subaitern
or nou-commis,i ned officer to defend
the posts they now occupy he is also au-
thorized to receive such companies as
may voluntarily join him Cap, Timothy
l.. Roger commanding volunteer troop
OF light dragons in Jones, and captain
John Permenter, commanding a volunteer
company of rifemen in Twiggs county.
will join capt Wright at Hartford. So
soon as the respective companies shall
have arrived at that place, capt, Wright
will proceed with the whole to fort Early,
where he IS authorised to call on captain
Boutwell,, or the commanding officer of
that STATEN, for the whole Of his com-
msnd, except so many a, are actually re-
cessary for its immediate protectioD.-
The utmost precaution will be necessary
to the accomplishment of this important
object, and to effect which, It will tie ne
cessary that a profound secresy should be
observed, and the expedition prosecuted
with the greatest possible dispatch in or
der to take the Indians by surprise as
this is the only probable means OF obtain
ing an etfectual and decisive victory over
an enemy who will not come in contact
on equal terms.
By erder of the commander in chief,
F. WOOD, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-22
Public Sale.

I'M MONDAY next, at 10 O'Clock,
Va NJ. will be sold at public auction,
at the Burr Mil Stone Mandatory Of
Jacob Baugh,
] burr mill stone
quantity OF burr blocks
Aud supdry tools
belonging to the personal estate Of Mi
chael Quigly, deceased.
The ADMINISTRATORS.
May p tMS5
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-22
HARTFORD, lGeo.l April Is.

His Excclency Gov. Rabun
Sir-I have the homer to inform you
that agreeable to your orders, took up
the line of march from this place on the
elst instant, with captains Robinson's
and Rogers companies of mounted gun
men, captain Deans and Child's intan-
| try, together with two aetachmentS pn-
der LieutenaDts Cooper and Jones, cap.
tain Thomson acting Adjutant, IN all
about go effective men.
On the night of the ED crossed Flint
river, and at day break, advanced with
caution against the Cheha,c ToSn' The
advanced guard, when within halt mile
Of the town, took an Indian prisoner,
who was attending drove of cattle, and
on examination. found some of them to 5e
the property of Mr.. M'Dufy (who was
presently of Telfair County.
The town was attacked between ii
and IL O'Clock, with positive orders not
to injure the ucomen or children, and IN
the course Of two hours, the whole was in
flames they made some little resistance
but to no purpose.
From the most accurate accounts, "a
warriors were killed. and owing to the
doors of some of the houses being mac
cessiblr to our men. and numbers Of guns
being fred at Us through the crevices.
thew were set on fire in consequence
of which, numbers were burned to death
in the houses; in all probability from 40
to so was their total loss; some consi
derable nunb'r Of warriors made their
escape, BY taking t. thick swamp; a
very large parcel Of powder found in the
tnwn was destroyed Ii is supposed
their chieI is amoug he slain. The town
is laid completely desO'ate, without the
los, of a man. We re-croSscd the Flint
to Fort Early the same evening, making
a complete march Of s miles exclusive
of destroying the town. in "a hours.
The conduct If the officers and soldiers
on this occasion, las well as on all others
was highly Characteristic, Of the patriot
iSm .nl brarery Of the Georgians in ge-
neral. am sir with respect your
most ob't humble serv't.
O3ED WRIGHT, Capt.
Ga dit. militia comd'g }
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EXPEDITION AGAINST THE cHEHAws.
.WiiLedosrifle Mn, !

.HiiIedssrItls, Mag ).
In our last paper we briefly noticed
the issue Of the late expedition against
the Chehaw Indians. since then. the
official account Of that affair has been re
ceived, aad will be found below. Res
pscting the policy OF tins expedition,
there are various opinions many con-
Trajectory statements II is asserted,
and % far a We have heard it expire ,ssd,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-22
Steam Boot Repnrt.

The Washington ar. at P. N. On
Maryland Point. saw topsail schooner
standing up the Potomac.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-22

ship Hazard Crabtree, as DAYS from
Cork, put into Norfolk 18th inst. to land
a part of her passengers after which she
proceeds to this port.
Agreeabl. to information received an
unintentional error was committed in an
nouncing the arrival Of the ship Com
me-ce, CrowdhiII, Of this port, at Hamp-
ton Roads-,he error originated. il ia be-
lieved. in consequence Of letters received
in Alexandria and Georgetown, via Nor
folk. bearing direction as coming BY a
vessel of that name.
Ship Exporter, Andrews. cleared at
Baltimore 10Th instant for Washington
City.
ship America. OF Alexandris, was
spoken 9TH April, lat. 43. SO, long. 40
by shin Emulation. from Newry, ar. at
N. York 18th Instant.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-22

the following effecl-That the demand
made BY the president Of the U. States
upnn the king If Spain, for the liberation
ii our consul, Mr.. Meade, ought to be
summarized and enforced, by vesting the
president with authority to make repri-
sails upon some Spanish funetionary OF the
same degree, in case the court OF Madrid
should refuse to discharge Mr.. Meade
from his confinement
Journal of Congress, .aprH 10, 1915
IaIMBLE LoQuIruR--sILENriA REeNAr'
Tumble rose in Congress Hall,
sHei sho'-said Triu.ble-
Nv b, ave associates, one and all,
Give ear to that which | let fall
From my roley policy,
'Fl,urish and FIRE,
sHeigho'-said rrimble.
Trimble's valiant heart beat high,
'Heieho'-said lrimble-
The lightning shot from his dark black
eye, =.
And he heaved deep spasmodic sigh,
From his roley policy
Bellows and bosom,
'Heigho'-said Trimble.
Our Consul, MEADE, in limbo sighs,
'Heigho'-said irinble--
Deep, like toad in hole he lies,
sFor liberty, ligh; ADD air he cries,
From his r,ley policy
dungeon and tow'r,
.Heigho'-said Trimbe.
Moses, boys, was squire OF note,
'Heisno'-said rrimb'e-
"A volume Of law in a sentence he wrote,
(which the Clerk. with his usual indul-
gence, will quote,
From his role, policy,
Budget Of HENS.
'Heigho'-said rrim5le.
(Trimbie to the clerk)-Lege, Dick,
lees-(The clerk l.git)-"E !, written
in he laws of Moses, the Heb es, that
an eue shall be demanded for an eye. md
a tooth for q tooth (Str"ng symptoms
of exuitation and triumph on the pat OF
Trimble he swells with Indignation, and
bouuces like tents bsll)-
Trimble raised hi, arm on high,
sheigho'-said Trimble.-
A whitening look was enthroned in his
eyes,
Like the look Of storm, as it rides the
skies,
On roley policy
Poney of thunder,
sHeis ho'-said Trimble.
Ruin seize thee, king of spain
sHeisho'-saud rrimbIe-
sConfusin,. cover thy banners with shame
And the devil brand thy pitiful name
with a roley policy,
'Darksome and deep,
'Heighe'-said TrImble.
Rise nv gallant comrades, rise,
sHeigho'-said Trimble-
the course Of revenge that | freely ad-
81 t, fsyelate OS,s, and shut from his
eyes,
The roiey policy
Day light aud sun,
sHeigho'-said Trimble.
Trimble now his task has done,
'Heigh,'-said Trimble =
A phrenetic smile round the hall he flung,
And he vanished from sight as he far'.
ously saeg
0f a roley pulley
Dungeon and tower,
'Heisho'-said Trinble.
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ATTENTION!
TX Exchange Coffee House III
NARINE JOURNAL. &esas
place.
WIN. A. WILLIAMS.

PORT OF dLExhHDRfh. M Sl'
CLEARED,
schr George Washington jackson
Norfolk
Schr Mary, Clements, Georgetown.
Schr Eliza Jane, Lucas, do.
Sloop William, Lake, do.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-22
From the aurora.
-p.,- nr THE TIMES,

TRAIT OF THE TINES
Ar insuItrd country An oppressed CT
t;zep-a bereft family the cause OF ge-
neral Justice and human rights appear
in these times to have become not merely
matters of secondary consideration to
government founded 90 the eternal pr'n,
eiples Of mutual protection and mutual
.apport-but the very effort to procure
Justice and TO assert right, have become
topics of satire and puny ridicule. The
following production claims nothing 10 {,
admire either for humor or poetry-0ut II
is entitled to detestation aud contempt
we put it upon record, as specimen Of
the depravity Of the Times.
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MARRIED,

10 :..:..> @ ~ ~ o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
LAND s. Slaves at auction.

an Monday the 10Th January next front of the Bel
~ Tavern in thecly of Richmond will be sold to the
highest bidder, the tract oi LAND belonging to the es-
tateof WILLIAM Z. WILLIAMS, deceased lying gu Lit
Tie Creek aud james River in the cOAnly of Guochlid
containing about 900 This estate i'm
i.rior to none on JAMES River, is about - miles
Richmond, has large body of river and creek low
an excellent mill upon the creek, good clearinghouse
and ontbouses, and large crop OF wheat it,
The terms OF sale Will be- third Of the purchase
hey payable IA so days. thin in year. and the ba
lance IN two nom the day OF sale these payments
10 We secured by notes With approved endotscrs negOa
Die ana payable al OF the State banks RicEnouh
auj deru Oft'ust or VI tue purchaser determines
hc may make The inst in ready money and Sc
cure The two iast ny bonds audra deed uitinst.
Ana ON Thursday the Ia !ay OF the same month Of
Januay heNt,on the said raii3tOn, in Tie comfy of
Goochand will he sold 10 the highest bidder the stocks
of HORSES, Mt LES CAT IL, hOGS and stifEI and
the PLANTATION VI EkSiLS. IL quantity OF CORN
FODDER, HAY. &c.-tbs purchasers giviLg bonds with
approved security payable months for ali SUNS
over hty dollars, and Ter Ter paying cash.
Aud OH Monday the 21th of the sam. month of Janu..
~ next at the late dwelling house the said William g.
Williams, dec. IN the city III Richmond win sold 10
the highest bidder. the purchaser giving negotiable notes
win approved endoisrrs for all my d,ais
and Tor all smaller srins paying sl all the HOUSE
HOLD " KITCHEN FURNITURE of the said william
C. Williams dec. HE collection of BOOKS, and CAREi-
AGE < HARNESS.
heXI, before the Bell Tavern tue cir of Richmond ui
cash, upwards 10 valuable SLAVtS several OF wutn
are mechanics, one blacksmith, and one a miller.
- The above sales will be conducted by Iieron Sin.
ton & Co. ALICE G.. WILLIAMS y,,ccutrir
December tG. iids
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Classical School.

ENRANCls PoWE Err will open an ACADEMY on The
ioth OF January, in the county OF y. Kent AT Games
ms farm u IN the Vicinity of the Forge the resdearc
VI Mi wni po"S'sss. An AIRY situation, aud amply
provided with excellent for boa
rev Young gentlemen, 1t is eSreni. eligible for Sc
mnary of learning.
Parents OF guardians, who NAV he disposed TO send
urii rhdreh or wards To this Institution will iiease
ply TO Mr Douglass, for terms Of board aud iodsnr
fees for tuition will he as follows
For the English branches usually tausht In srbools in
chdmg Tue practical parts of the mathematics every
purii will be considered 10 cutter
DO. with French. u ,nnpu, ray,
no with Greek X French, OF eilherGn
There wilIhe on, months vaceiicn in the summer 4
thS year VIII close on The 18th OF December.
Decembct cao,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
Swan VaNevu.

THIS wen known stand will be omen TO receive board
ers aud travellers the OF January next when
viii be supplied with all necessary articles for the ac-
commentator OF those Who may favour il with their
custon-the subscriber having 80 below Tor few days
To settle up business Of the presentyeaT will not admit
oi MS accommodating them sooner. The SWAN has
good stables and viii he supplied with the hest
der the market affords, and attentive ostiers aud every
attention paid to merit share Of the pnblic favour
va. Z. PIERCE.
THIS well known establishment, advertised by sIr
WIN. u. PIERCE to op'n tic ist Of January will he
conducted by The subscriber who pledges himself that
no pains or expense shall be wanting render com
Portable 10 all who may favour the SWAN with their
company. Overflow SEAwELL,
December 49, 67lst
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lAan0 Tor Sale.

I(f virtue of deed of trust, dated August I2ti
- 1915 and recorded i'll the eounty Court Of Hen.
rico executed to the subscriber by Thomas H. ootes of
gloucester county, ia secure the payment Of a debt
therein mentioned, shall proceed 10 sell at public ac
Ton Tor cash. before the front door Eagle Hotel ON
Monday Tic 18Th January 1918, certain Of LAND
~ the county OF Henrico situated about miles below
The City of Richmond, ON The Charles City main road
being part al Mill Farm tract and containing by recent
hundred and foIr acres also one other tract
adjoining tie aforementioned, containing forty six acres
10y recent survey, the las; being part of Du,.is
The are more particularly described in the
deed OF trust aud designated in plat OF the same both
ct which may be the eiice of Heron Sinton a
Co. who will conductive sale. Sale at IL O'Clock.
WILLIAM u. RANDOLPH, Trustee
DeCeHlbtT 10.
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MONTGOMERY.
IHV-N VFIIH FlIt 7
From Cob'cu's Poiiticm Register. !
TO MAJOR CARTWRIGHT.

LETTER H.
On nc measures Of the Cnited SfdtFs, anil ON He
conduct Of The BorougkmongerS, ,cifh regard TO
Spanish jmcricG
NefIh Hanipstead Lenr Island Dec tat7
My DEAR SIR.
My last Nuniber contained LETTER IN tho
Electors Of W cstininster, which would have
pccn followed by another lett to them this
week, had not thought that the uroposed
subjects OF this letter might he of more iInnor
tance in point of time.
a second. and,I believe third letter to
our friends.Oi Westminster will sli0ftly follow
TINS. But, tile a1aifs Of Spanish 1merjca are
now assuming degree Of consequence which
forces our attention IN that direction and
ject. o ''"
In my last letter to you, informed Won Of
my having sent forward Petition from myself
20 inc FRINGE Regent or the subject oil Spanish
America. Since the date of That letter the
message OF the President TO the CONGRESS has
appeared and as this Message contains some
very important matter, relative 10 Spanish
America, j shall lose no time iu ATTENDING 10
": IL IS my Intention 10 comment on tlte
mhofe OF the Message in future letter this
uocuin' ~ being pregnant with materials tnr
sSeIul commentary. There are sons points
IN which ! differ from the President biit. for
The most part, ute Message presents i mass Of
information aud of suggestion, which. IL thev
hdd not Tong lost that etioct OF feeling, wouid
PM orr Congratulations 10 Shame
betore proceed on my subject shall, here
insert part Of the Message which teIstes 10
spanish America, and which is in the fellow.
ing words:
Here follow extracts from tie Message.
which are familiar 70 all our rcadcrsl
Now, ny dean Sir, regard fbis as ore ofths
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
Hands toy Sale

(f virtne of deed Of executed 10 u.s. the sub
Ib scribers, nv John Temple Mary his wife for The
purpose OF raising certain sums of money when they
Should fali due To the President aud Masters or PROBES
sois OF the College OF william Mary bearing date The
2Tih of march, 1897 and recorded in the court of line
county of King Wiiam-NoTiCE is hereby given that
on the 18Th day Of January next before the door Of The
courthouse of King William, shall proceed TO sell
ir Ieaoy NANCY Inc two tracts OF parcels ~ LAND in
The said deed niiuned ON Greek IN lie "a IA
comfy or as much thereof may be sufficient 10 raise
Tie sum Of Eqs 10 L. which will be then due To tic said
President and Masters, or Professors FOL interest
JAS. sEMPLE x BURWELL BAsSEIT 1yASifes
DeCeinbSf 49,
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a Valuable pAantation

EtNOE SALE, lying about miles below the city, mnla
dlateIy"n Tie old road leading 10 williamsburg and
formerly the property OF Col Barbour This tract con
!aihs abent2i acres of excellent land part of which
IS weiitlinbered. Ihere are it between AID sbO
choice irt trees, large dwelling honss aud all necrs
safy out IoHses and well o. water. further descrir
Won Is deened unnecessary as il is presumed persons
DESTROYS possessing land so near tile civ viii nr.t
view Il.
ihose who may feel inclined purchase will pease
maSe application To either Of the riIe-s before IN.
Sun OF January next and II not privately sold befo. then
wi on that day be sold atpu5c auction before the door
of the Bell Tavern.
The TERMS will he equal annua! payments a. l. b
years for nstes satisfactorily endorsed neg ae aud
payable a. either Of the Banks in this City, aud deed
OF trust on the property 10 secure the payment.
MOSES NJ. CARDoZo
THOMAS IL. Mitchell, .f1,Y'rs. of A. Carso-o
ATTORNEY FOR S. J. COHEN.
December II. 61tsJ
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At Auction.

4 u O'Clock, Thursday, The sh ofJanuaty on The
~ premises. raiuGbfc small Yifce Of GROUND,
running n'afly parallel with the main street 100 feet
aud upwards 10 feet vide adjoining aud in the rear Of
The o's occuried by uessrs. Pafkhls, Dnnlop & Cop
land, auciiouecrs, aud Mr.. Hawknss and ut. G. bit
locke's stores sTeetFurther advantages will be
given The purchaser, which may be seen ~ the ans
tha viii he left a The Offices Of James bfown ir. & VIM
Finney, and Moncgfe. Robinson plcasauts, ancticu-
TIN HS-Sti0G, with approved endorsed
notes, at60 dayshalsncs Dmonts. negotiable notes
cured by deed Of trust the properly.
Dee 30. 7I.tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
Eaucation.

JAMES Il. OSWALD respectfully informs his friends
and the pnhlic generally that lie has rented Two
eoii'moo';s rooms iii TaniaIk Hall, street about
2Co yarns ahoVe the new Banks, where he will open his
school tor yo1In. gentlemen aud ladies' the 81 Mon
day OF January asxt The males females will occu
ply separate rooms and will in instance be allowed to
iSix or associate whilst at school. There Will he one
months vasHti0n in summer, as usual.
The TERMS OF Fulton will be Tue same as heretofore
viz -
For the Latn language the elements of moral s. natural
philosophy. the elements of astronomy rhetoric his
tory natural aud civil, geOgraph! with The of the
maps and the globes tranSpOsilion, English grammar
practically bookkeeping, &c collectively indyidn
~ i'""in' 80 90
Tor arithmetic reading writing, &c per anntn 10 90
Tor Greek French and the mathematics per an.
mum, COLI cuvely or individually .......C GO CO
The above 20 be paid in quarterly ai0 ents-An adj
dit"pa charge of half dollar per quarter will made
for fuel, ink &C.
December 50. 7Iff
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Fifteen Dollars ReNard.

CIkAIED or stolen from the subscriber miles ffoln
- Harfisonburg, Rockingham county Va on the night
OF the 20 Of August, strawberry MARE. sIppo.
cdto be seven OF eight old last Spring. near six
ieeh hands hirh, with small star IN her forehead.
bind foot little white thin fnane carries herself welt
said n"re isa natural trotcf and very noted and
lengthy.
will give the above reward Tor the delivery Of The
mare az my residence nineteen miles from lOOrncld on
Lost river, Hardy county Va. or FIVE dollars for infor
nation so that | get her again.
GEORGE SEE.
DeeembeTls. &c set-
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NOIMnission Rusiness.

rESHE mlsipess Of sbe firms ofECHOLSS SETTLE and
SETH & .FCUOLS being az ~ end. except So far
rcafes ibr winding up oi ihcir ars the coec.
h0h Payment OF debts matters relating thereto the
.trirer viii continue To- do a Confession BUSI
Mss. go ihis plafe s hts accOrut His hest exer-
On 'eU be- weed % pfoote tie geTest Of those nho
mas coufiIi business 10 Bus care.
JOSEPH FCHOLS.