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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-21
Copy Of letter from the Chairman cfthe Cen
fral Committee to the Secretary Of Var.

irQl Committee tothe Secretary Of W~.
LEEsBuRs, Va. :
.3prl 25th, 1925. 5
SIR As the proxy deputed by the T'rea-
surer to represent the Commonwealth OF VIZ
ginia, in the approaching meeting of the Po-
tomac Company, and as Chairman OF the Gen.
trail Committee of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Convention, about to re-assemble in the
city of Washington, beg leave to request OF
your Department such information as you may
find it convenient and proper to afford to the
Company and the Committee, of the mea-
sures adopted, or contemplated, by the
President of the United States, for the
completion of the examination, surveys, and
estimates, of the line of the proposed Canal
from the District of Columbia, by Pittsburg,
10 Lake Erie.
1t would afford great satisfaction and very
important aid to the friends of this enterprise,
if your reply could furnish the period when
this preparatory labor will be SO far advanced
as to supply sufficient data for correct calcu-
lation of the ultimate cost of the several great
sections of the Canal.
The first of these, ending at the eastern
base of the Allegheny, embraces the entire
interests about to be surrendered by the Pc
tomac Company; and, with the middle section
or that which, beginning where the former
terminates, and extending to Pittsburg, COM
prehends the whole line of the Canal describ-
ed in the terms of the recent charter of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Company. But Jews
of the Convention of Delegates which assem-
bled in Washington.o the 9th Nov. 1928, IN
cluded the line of Canal from Pittsburg to
Lake Erie, as an essential link of this chain
of the Union; and the new chatter omitted
this link, only because of the necessity 1t
would create of obtaining the assent of sixth
and remote party to an enterprise, extending
thro' three states, as well as the District OF
Columbia, and already INSTRUCTED in its pro-
gress by numerous obstacles, interposed by
the many rival interests, which 1t sought to
harmonize, and the separate authorities, 10
which it appealed for cooperation.
As the prospect of pccuniary prof VIII
constitute the leading motive with individual
subscribers, to embark their capital in the
stock of the New Company, and this profit
will depend, in part, for its future enlarge
ment, on the final completion OF the entire
Canal, according to the original design ofthe
Washington Convention, it is hoped that the
request forinformation, which have the no.
nor to address to your department., will not
be regarded as untimely, or obtrusive.
With great respect, ! am sir, your obedient
servant, Z. +. MShCEh'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-21
OFFICE OF THE PoToMAc COMPANY,
Georeeto,u,,, 18th May, 1925. 5

Ue0TyeIOtcH, I'W nay, 1000
SIR: have the honor to transmit to you,
herewith, an extract from the proceedings of
the special Meeting oft the Stockholders of the
Potomac Company, holden yesterday, pursu-
ant to notice given conformably to law.
remain, very respectfully, your most obe-
dent servant, ROBERT BARNARD,
Treasurer and Clerk Potomac Company.
To C.. +. MERCER, Esq.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-21

The items of foreign intelligence, are unu-
sually numerous in to-day's Gazette-many OF
them. will be found to contain interest. To
those issued in the last Supplement, we have
added others, by the same arrivals, and by
another arrival, bringing still later dates, from
almost every part of Europe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-21
.4ns,cer Of the Seeret@yef Var.

WAR DEPARTMENT, D
May 9th, 1925. 5
SIR have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your communication addressed to
me on the 18th ultimo, requesting, as proxy
deputed by the Treasurer to represent the
Commonwealth Of Virginia in the approach
ing meeting of the Potomac Company, and
as Chairman of the Central Committee of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Convention, a.
bout to re-assemble in the city of Washington,
information in reference to the measures a.
dopted, or contemplated by the President of
the United States, for the completion OF the
examination, surveys, and estimates, of the
line of the proposed Canal from the District of
Columbia by Pittsburg to Lake Erie; and to
enclose you the accompanying report OF the
Chief Engineer upon the subject, which af
fords the information requested.
am, with great respect, Sir, your most
obedient servant,
JAMES BARBOUR.
z
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-21

manner and to the same effect, as the said
Potomac Company now hold, possess, and oc-
cupy the same by law. And it is hereby re-
solved and declared, That, upon the compile
ton of the said surrender and conveyance by
the said President and Directors, to be evi.
denced by deed or deeds, in the name ofthis
Company, under the hands ofthe said Presl-
dent and Directors, or majority of them,
and the Corporate seal of this Company, the
said Charter shall be, and herebyis, effectually
surrendered, and all the said property. rights,
and privileges, shall be, and hereby are, ef-
fectually conveyed to the said Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, according to the tenor
and effect, true intent and meaning, of the
said act and acts so incorporating the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal Company, as aforesaid
In testimony whereof, as the corporate act
of the Potomac Company, &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-21
COMMERCIAL
PRICES OF PRODUCE
At alexandria, May 81, 1925

Several cargoes of Corn have sold since our
last at AZ cents-one at 43. No change III
Flour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-21

Mr.. ANDERSON, American Minister to Co
lombia, and his family, arrived al New-York
in the brig VIM. Bayard, on the 10th inst
BY this arrival, Bogota papers to the 9TH OF
April are received. Extracts in an adjoining
column. Col CAMPBELL, the British Com
missioner, reached that city on the lst, with
authority to adjust and conclude n treaty Of
consnerce and navigation with the Republic.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-21

The New-York Gazette of the 18th inst. an
nountes the death of FRAScIs ADAMS, esq. for
merly an intelligent and enterprising merchant
of this place, and late of the firm of Latffng,
adams g Sfe,cart, of Matanzas. He died on
the LIST inst at Mount Vernon Plantation, in
the Island of Cuba.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-21
OFFICE OF THE PoroMAc COMPANY, }
Georgetown, 10Th May, 1925. :

hereby certify the aforegoing to be true
and faithful extract from the records Of the
proceedings of the Potomac Company.
ROBT. BARNARD,
Treas. and CM. Poto. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-21

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
Thomas NJ. RODNEY, Of Delaware, to
be Consular Commercial Agent of the
Uaited States at HAVANA, in place OF
John Warner, deceased. Nat. mt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
RELL r.aYERA- nor SaLE

tNHE SUBSCRIBER wishing puhlic busne,
4 now oilers for salt, la, elegant establishment the of
Liberty, Bedford couny, which, for the and variety
as advantages, eNceed by public house Virginia
tqualed hy very few. Ia addition hemg situated the
ns OF poProus and wealthy country where disease almost
unknown, AMI where all the aud facilities
~ to ensure the most complete succesto any person DESTROYS
TO engage IN thus business be procured the mode
rate terms, commands present. which the susC
hei believes To be wholly Unparalleled Tie buildings
CONNEXIONS, and IA good uf repair They consist
two story brick dwelling house 100 feel length It's apartments
numerous comfortable and eucnt brick Kitchen with
al the necessary oin, servants, &o stable 22
cci IA length 10 Of which bck, the balance framed
entirely new with forage garnet sufficiently caPIci
tam supplies ior one year Attached . this range of stalls
100 iee long, neatly shielded courthouse, iLcousc and
smoke house, well adapted To the purposes Ia which hey
respectively dcsigned-adiOning TO which back lot of
cres, extremely fertile. The subscriber will sell, the
purchaser requires small TRACT or LIND, lnmrd
ey adjacent, which la IN OF Improvements; pO,-
ton oi which Is well set IA clover.
The terms of the sale will he accommodating only
portion Of the purchase will ne required
balance conveniently arranged that the purchaser viii be
nntst--
House servants, furniture, stock hsnd, may also
Possession will he gwen histnhs, required
sale cannOtbe eGec ted by the 25h DtcrBiber shall
offer the house for rsnt for term OF years.
Ausus2 25---tf WILLIAM TERRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
Nigwam Granlmar School

ElE exercises the Wig,vam Grammar School viii he
sumed the 10Th day &c January under The direction
1t i present pt'Hcps NJ Egan Mt Roebod viii continue IN
give instructions ~ the French anI Mathematics and the
classic. The following notice from The New York Maizena,
teal Diary connects Nr. Bochfords With men Of high
literary ennence d. Bpdtch ~ Boston, Proiesr Strong
Of Hamilton College, Dr Henry !. Anderson Of New York.
Mr. jain Rociford Of Auet county, Va, &c. each most i
geniousiy onsiosred al hegaesfiols"
The Acsdemeal will he divided INTO two se7sI0ns--
Price Board per $40 TuJOn $50, payable ~ adj
vance, af u conyenieut bond beating date tc
Of each session. will he expected every nsnce
All persons who intend 10 send scholars 90 the Wgsam Gram
mar school, the ensuing year. aretepccuy requested sp
p.e Of such intention, with their FIRST convenience the
number Of Scholars will he limited % hiy aud Is impro-
bsho but the applications will exceed that number
Nov. q. 57--I5hJ WIN. b. GILES
" The Petersburg Inlsligeneet to insert The above IN
II ds 18th January.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. McLane, from tile Committee OF WAYS
and Means reported bill making appropriations
for the support OF the Revolutionary aud other
pensioners, of he UNI, cd States, winch was twice
read and committed.
On mo ion of Mr. Test of Ind. in was
ResOlotd, That the Committee on the Public
Lands be instructed to inquire iHIo the expediency
OF revi ing the lsw oil The 18Th OF May, 1924, pro-
Vidins " the extHgllshmeht tue dent due 10 tue
UNI ed States by the purchasers Of Public Lands
with amendment to The same, allowing dis
count OF 81 IL per centum well the money
previously paid the balance TO be paid, so rs to
prevent a. lar consistent with justice aud sound
policy, onefous toreiiures from accruing to the 10
yeTnment.
On motion of Mr. Moore of Alabama, il was
Resoired, That tie Committee oil Public Lands
be insruc, ed TO inquire into the expedency O.
adopting some provision which may secure TO the
persons in POSSESSION OF public lands the benefit u
the crop-growing at the lime OF sale; and also, t.
grant those VINO may have relioquished lands un-
der the laws heretofore passed, the pIe-em,uoa
right In becoming The purchaser of those lands al
the price such lands may have been originally sole
for.
Mr.. Buchanan of Pa. offered the following
which was laid on the table
ReSOlDed, that the Secretary OF the Navy be di-
rected to lay before this House, the Proc, edinls o
the late Court OF Inquiry and Court Martial IN rea-
ton to the case OF Commodore Porter
On motion of Mr. Kent OF Maryland, 1t was
ResOiued, That the Committee of Ways and
Means he instructed TO inquire into the propriey
OF granting 10 the Filth Auditor many addition
al clerks in their judgment may be necessary ioi
the prompt Transaction OF the puoc business In hI.
Office
| The House then passed TO the orders Of the day
and, on motion OF hIr. Blair, was about 20 take az
/ the Joint Resolution yesterday offered by him IL
relation to an ArEory on the Western waters o
Tennessee; when, on motion OF Mr. Mccoy,
! TIE House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
rWENTY DOLL.aaS NEu.anD.

s ANYWAY from the subscriber lI,rg the upper cad
Ae Prince Edward county, Va. the 1G,h February
hegto nan named ARCHER lie about ~ 90 -
ase, feet or 10 inches high, very dak compiered has
snail scar aorosst the down look spuksn to,
suffers or -annes ia ms speech purchased slih
haicI5h Farley otucknsan county, Va; he raised
the county OF GOochand hy old Nj Kalinrd, who
ed or 10 mes below Caij-rsvIle MorauAs tcity
which neishhouIhuudit presumed he lurking
have UNDERSTOOD he eated free negroes whu
ne heneh OF an ,ducatiJn 1t Is tan probable Ia
obtained free papers aud ohahl The James River
Ep viii give the above reward amy person WIN Will
deliver said negro TO me, in a hai
again. GEORCiE aBBITr.
FRINGE Edward county, Va August g. "a lit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22

EiHEREAS it has been represented to the Executive by
w the Jailor OF POwhat4n county, that certain William
brown Worsham who bad been from Amelia Powha-
tau io ifihor trial, charge OF murder d, the night
OF the 9 instant make his escape from the SAID anJ
going At large: have therefore thought proper, wdh the adj
wee OF The Council of State, offer rwad of hundred
ars to any person person. VINO vii sppr.h.nd aud
&c, tue Jtl ui POwh'in, the SAID William Brown Won
an: AMI do pure all officers, civil and
ahd exloftt the good people OF tne Commonwealth
best endeavoWs To sad might've lac aPrfehendr
that lac may he dealt wii as the law ,l,i.ets
Given under ny hnnd verno, aud under the seal
L. s. the Commonwealth Riohmoui, tbs 18Th day "f be
cen,b.r. is25 JOHN TYLER.
VIM. Is. Wossham is about % wears of age, about
high, black hair and whiskeis and fair skin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
L4N'D FOK SHE.

NOR sale, my Of land Alternate county, heretofore
Il my resdenc consisting $500 about ZOO which
Of the hest mountain quality, and 100 below the
mountain, aud extending iiOm II, generally O good quality,
remarkably well numbered sud watered. Trtractles
the south 81 Ryanna branch Of James River,
gable for Baitesux e. Miiton which within ree and half
miles fl Is miles FROM charlottesville, aud SIX from the
University Olts advantage stu1tiOn for health aud Ocie
remark need he here. The estate has all the
improvements comuoliOus dwelling house, buildings
servants, ALI other domestic purposes good stables, two
barn with heshng machines, grist aud saw mill with good
houses lot aud labor well posted Tor each purpose,
good ~ fhetract he divided,
several part will he disposed u desired The pay
purchase Insney may be made by nrtapens '"
very liberal credit be agreed TIE tune o sale. The
and le stock Of every kind may he sold with the land
nave for sale another tract, Of rather than 700
acres miles ton,ihin oi the river, northern
side, when we'll Of good quality, well timhered and
saefed and hss valuable Of lme Stone Pas through IT,
THIS divided FARMS each having dwelling
house commoIious small family, with necessary
bulldogs. Cre will he given for this tact in like
for the other Persons inclined to purchase will 1ddre the
selves drfectlytO JAMES MONROE.
DstItil. Ioudruu county, Va. April y. list
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
nrE ~ OYSTER HOUSE.

yFyIIE subscriber mas opened OYS TER HOUSE, in the
CITY OF Richmond, nrIr the CAPITOL dtthe eoner Ut y
streets opposite ,he Almeum, where he WI Keep dnTms
te supply the hest sters The waters OF the Chesi
peake Afford Ii. 10 procure the best
hh, wid oyl aid ia tier respective Seasons; All
OF which with the chbce.t what the Richmond market may
afford viii up those who may call upon im IL the
neitc manner aud the hpe,t notice His i"or' wall he
oft,e fret quality and he will make every exeon to
pea aud to eve sasacton he hopes share Of
The public parOnagr. JOHN d. SEAH Eli
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
BgppgIL4N:NOCK aCaDEUY

TW7llS institution will reopen The 18Th ~ Januiry next
under the management Of Messrs. BAKER sni PATtL-
10 lately Hampton Sidney College. From the ferued
remarkable uriy Of the situation aud cornnndiousnesss
the budras, extensive and well selected library, Sc The
Trustees lticipse the most favourable result The
instructor viii the Latin and Greek their
fullest eNer together with such branches of English eau
cation ordinarily taught acsdenie The schosHp
year Will rompf'e two sesun tc fret ncing hc
10Th January and ending the 10Th Jolly the second couen
eng the 18Th August aud euding the i5n Drctuher. Terms
Hoard including washine- Ss5 tddng IS furnished ssJ
Tuition to- instruction in the classics AMI the higher
rf English EAucatyn, both, S25;
bisnches, SO. JOHN u BERNARD,
Pyssidsniof ths Bonrd Of T'1efses.
XIV. T. 52-24t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
FifLY UoIlars heloatA-Stop the NtLlaln.

a BOUT the middle of August, calling hDscli Pee
"a tiDone passed through thu, place aud took OF
Of mine. PettUne about fiye high,
complexion long dark hairhas sulciol, took, e
ec dressed. lie has been "a the Army,
II aud went TO Canada. lie and plays almost
eyTy instrument and makes prceuons ch dancing
frederick the negro maui tail likely fellow. yellow
complexion, well dressed, has Of impu-
ienor, aud Is ioni of the Company OF White lie
excellent FIdd ouk with h small ponI hsy horst
These fellows Bandaies ferry, the
nlO South Carolins the 3Oi Angus They
IA 6eeUyle district shortly AFTERWARDS. The white
.oo-the mcgee riding his fdif tied irh'nd
Thc white aid he lived Gseenile District aud
lac had purchased the negro e me.
The above reward will he gwen the appr henson,
confinement Of these fellows any Jail That se my
hands them-or Thirty dollars Tor tue uegt alone.
AIiileigcyiiie, Sept. ~ FIT JAMES CAnAK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
YaLnnhLe Propcrtu a. sac MOON a lone crediL

E3URo UANr 10 adeorec OF the County If EsSer,5
be sold in the town If rappahannnck, Thusay the
t'ctntyHinh day Of j. uhei next II fai, Il the
far diy the two LOTS belonging to the Ms
beoca Barnes, dec. he said place On Of these lot,
good ~n-st1ry dwelling with three cellars large rooms,
AMI spastge the lower, three with passage
upper door aud garrett besides al the necessary ouhous
good repair, suitable tor the accommodation gentec
family with excellent vegetable and flower garden; ~ a.
there hoire fruits among which the green gag
plum, Malta and heath peach, pOmeg ante strawberries
The lot u beautifully situated, Is considered a. healthy
liable perhSp. any 10 the place The other lot aitn
sonewha, smaller and unnrroyed, ehl he made neaf
liable a~the drt, eng handsome situation Tor hui ding
II separated the fret b. further description
Of hese lots DEEMED unnecessary, II - presumed lhoeii
cned 10 purchase will the premises before the
Terms Of Sac Bonds with approved security will be
qrtd VI the Purcha puCcasci payable cgacrs
the several fist days of January 1871 26 auI 49, exce
much III cash will Psy the c,, Of thi. decree.
By THE COMMISSIONERS
Nou. %, 1926. 80 td.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
Ronrliing NchooL ~ Yonng Ladies.

RzR & MRS nAMtLTUNS Bosrd,n; 81 Day School i,
IN pen fur the reception Of YOUNG Lae e'er as board
Dry Schoir The coufse Of Instruction enhacts eve
~ ec rssay finished English education the school
amply provided with globes maps, dostam SC necessary
60 eincilte theif instruction..
The and Ffench together with Mtfic,
Dwfng and Painting, PsntDg Velvet aud Satin Bmbfod
ery and every other sind ct onameuai wok taught on the
mot approved principles aud by teachers who reside the
family the boarding department II the establishment they
have h,d very considerable experience and they parents
and guardians that every will he made 10 promote the
confor md Improvement Of those committed To thtis
The morals and Of the young ladies will be Pareu
iaflyattended 90. .
judge w. n. Cabr Rev. John q. IIogc,
Judge VIM Brockcubrough, Rev. H,ber Is. Ufoes.
seconj Brck House below The Old swan Tavern, H. St
Shockr Hill
Rclnond, Nov.1s 5o-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
Goochlnna nlld Hanoper Lald 10 Sc.

virtue Of order Of The Superior Cnui Of Chlncey ot
IN, Richmond DISTINCT oGer at private sale tract of land
tie upper part OF oocau1 county The waters Of Little
Byrd Ccck containing li7i acres or Whereabouts and anobt
tact IN tie county Hanover, containing 9B6 As
desirable close speedily posshle Tie concerns OF the
estate die will he sold Al moderate Ploe aud on accom-
tnoatns ters will be divided to suit purchasers.
The ucsnd land will he shtwu 10 persons wuhtng to pu
che Mr. Winston Payne, and the Hanover lands by MR.
Lsncy Juues. Possession can he gwen Immediately
WIN r. WICKllA, Trus. ciihe estate Of 3 Gisl dec
I'd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
.N1fice 10 the Growers of Cotton.

Fg1 Intend esuilr hereaertp he purchasers
4 Of COTEON IA tins market They will at all timc he
prepared pay that article its fair market value cash.
and invite those bringing here for sale TO them call
Richmond, rpt u. 59--d KEBR lSF4F
NAT AS cUmnitted Cncstefheid Jas tUptvay,s
w calls himself William Harvey, aud ssJs thai he
free NAM dark compile o. years age, feet 8Inchcs
hgh great many pmpl his face, he says OocaOn'd by
the scurvy. M clothing rvcry ude,ent he csme from N.
YORK vessel called Eliza, with capt. Brown. II any person
own, uch negro they requested and prove him.
pay aud take h ais, 0terwi,e be viii be dta
with a, the law directs. WM. WfNFREE, act Jaor.
r.. Itsskits.hH aud tuor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
EXECUTIIlE DEpJRTMENT,

HirImonu, I'm May, i6-3.
~ oilCE Is hereby given, tins ali
~ peIscn Offering themselves pncpssOt securities 10
any bond or oon"ctp ne approved 10y e Executive, will h
required to accompany the with aihiay legal form
stating the value ui lie property winch they would bon
Possess after the payment o al. ti,r debts.
ny Older, w. IL. RICHARDSON, G.
MAJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
: IN LlLPRO YED COTT,O.N PRESS-

nv IyHPROVED COITO.N PRESS.
fEyE subscribers 9TH. city, and Messrs. Heath Mason
4 ofPcr.bug, will shortly have powers .el licences lf
using improved Cotton Press many ofhe ia hi.
state. Absorption Of which may be at their counting
icence will he given to person, the power
eived II will u the Pres immediately that the PEG.
LEWIS wEBB Co
Nnv.ff. 55-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
UNIVERSTTY or VIRGLVI.a.

Tg7tfE subscriber having taken lloelin this instunnsn
a sncoura ensuing year. IL has laid IN with
great giolsup y of proyi,0u5, and ~ unfened
attention part, hopes gye enrc Satisfaction to h
ho4re rhe price II Board D the n tea AMI half
mouths, fixed 500 lie will furnish Washing, bedding,
&c or the most reisJnabe terms.
None uen oi,ne University viii he taken n bosrders
UecI5 G5-w6v JOHN -. RtCHEoON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
BOARDING..

rNliE subscriber prepared accommodate Boares by the
day, week, month, yea. Ten twelve members Vt the
lc sisatne can be accommodated
ALICE q. WILLIAMS, uesr the Capitol.
No--gO If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
BY RITCHIE & GOOCH.

u The ENQUIRER published twice week generally,
, thrive week dun the ses,in oi the Stale Legea
ree, the heretofore Five Dollars per snn,
payable iu advance Notes ct Chartered pece-payns banks
on!y) Will he received payment. THE Editor, will snaran
III. safety Of renns them by mail he postage u all let
being paul. by the Writers.
~ No sper vii, he discontinued (hut at Che discretion nj
the Edt"rs,) un;il all .artges have been paid up.
IL Whoever wall the payment OF n'ne papers
shali have the t.nth GRATIS.
Terms OF ADVERTISING.
II One square, Or LESS-ETst uStItiUn IS eens--each
continuance, 90 ccu;s.
No advertisement insced until has either been pad
u, assumed by person this CITY is snvwons