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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-20

admit Of; especially too when the person re-
ceiving the change makes no complaint at the
time of receiving it, which appears to have
been the case in the present instance. IF a Pc
nalty be incurred for Withholding halfa cent,
why may not the rule extend to a quarter of a
cent? and we should be glad to know how
the exact change is to be made when six
and a quarter cent piece is given to the Gate
Keeper, to pay three cent toll. Should the
Road lose three quarters Of a cent in every
such case, or the traveller quarterl 1t ap-
pears to us that if toll-geatherer subject him.
selfto penalty for not giving all the change.
even to half or aquarter of a sent, he may
refuse to make change at all, but demand OF
the traveller the precise sum fixed by law.
This of course would prove very mcOnvenient,
and where the traveller prefers losing half a
cent in change, to being detained, or COM
PEELED to be always prepared, he has no right
to complain.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-20

A lady from the West, said TO be the widow
of a distinguished revolutionary officer who
fought at Eutau Springs, is now in New-York
experimenting the publication of several new
works of which she is the author They are
to be called &c The 1ennessean," " Letters
from tie West,' and " Sketches from Irarel-
Keller" She is represented to have recon-
mendations from the most prominent men OF
the country; and to be induced to her present
course by series ofunexpected misfortunes
Gen. La FArErrE and suite arrived in Ere
dericksburg about 10 o'clock on Sunday
morning last, and were received with the same
distinguished respect, that marked his first
visit to that place. He attended divine wor-
ship in the forcnoon-spent the remainder of
the day with the hospitable citizens; and de-
parted early the next morning, accompanied
by his son, for the purpose of paying farewell
visits to the sages of Monticello and Montpe-
lier. The Fredericksburg Herald says, that
on his return to Washington, he will pass
through the counties. of Culpepper and Eau
quier, and embark for France early in Sep
TENDER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-20

The Lebanon Ohio Gazette states, that Mr..
CLAY left that place on the 9th instant for
Washington. We regret to perceive that the
health of his family was not sufficiently re-
stored to enable them to accompany him.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-20

The New-York Evening Post thinks the re
can be no doubt that Mr. Kem is about to pay
another visit to the United States. Inacase,
where new trial was granted in the Court of
Kings Bench, on the 10th of June" NJ.
Brougham observed, that as in an affidavit
sworn by Mr.. Kean, he stated that it was his
intention to proceed to America, and would
not return for eighteen months, it was his
wish to have Mr. Kean examined on interro-
gatories, previous to his leaving England"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
PIRG[yVI.A FEMALE .1C.fDEJNY
4 H.. L L l. Il n

iNItt exercises 81 this ini Will Mon
day. January sth, 1896 uutr the direction Of Joseph Il.
Wsrne, ihe North caro.,a Female Academy and George
l. BAKER, assisted by Mrs Warne Mrs Baker, Miss
M Baker who wa educated nlhe n. G. Female Aeldem,
and has taught Music there during the present year IN,
course ct nsh uciion will include Needle work, Reading Wri
ing Arithmetic, English Grammar, .ogtaPhy, Mythology,
History, Chymisty -Lettrcs, Naurl Philosophy ani
aon"ny rh, terms for board with tuition all the a,
WI be % dollars session and extra charge
will be made hut the option of the ienis OF tho pnpi,
The h'rge ior tuition alone viii be from 80 TO dollar, pc
session.. i.'o Voral aud iaGumenlal and De- wing viii
also he taught the former IT so and the dollars
e'''oni the whole payable in advance The mora snd
manners OF Tue Young ladies will eceye particular
ht as regards day scholars Thu. only he extended
school hour after which time the responbily ny
o" her i'ieudS Boarding pupils will regularly take h-
meals with TIE family and will ~ he consideie
as part cfit Those whose aable eportmen and i,rai,
requirements eirle them TO such Distinction will
gold media ON completing their studies Every boaor viii
ne expected TO bring pa OF sheets hanke's coyer and
towels Books &e will be furnished at the regular Price
pec. Sid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
BELL TaVER.W FOR SALE

sWE SUBSCRIBER, wishing retire from public business
n now offers Tor sale his elegant establishment Of
Liberty bedford coGhy which, for the variety
is advantage, exoee by public house Virginia.
tqnailcd by few In addition TO lis beng situated in the
midst oil oulous and wealthy country where disease almost
unknon and where all the and facilities
~ TO ensure Inc most complete any person dr.ro,
1" engage ~ this business, he procured the mode
rate terms commands al present custom which the subcri
her believes TO be wholly Unparalleled The buildings large
cnmmodious and in good Of repair. They
two story brick dwelling house. length apartments
numeTol comfortable and cnen; brick kitchen, with
al TIE necessary rooms or oking servants &c; stable 225
ee ~ length 40 Of which are brick the balance framed and
'nrely new, with forage garnet sufficiently capaous con-
tam suPPle'o year Attached this range stalls
100 ee long, neatly shielded Courthouse iCe-houe and
smoke house well adapted the purposes o which they
respectively designcd-adloning to which back LOT of6
ores extremely fertile. The subscriber will also SELL tho
purchaser requires it. snail TRACT or LAND, immed
atoy adjacent, which high state Of improvements por-
ton Of which : well set in clover
The terms Of the sale will he accommodating only snail
portion Of the purchase money Will he required in hand
balance conveniently arranged that tho will be able
10 meet tn payments by the profits Arising The house.
House servants furniture stock hand, may be bad,
Possession viii be given hriimss, sooner required II
ale cannot be effected by tie 25h " December shall
offer The house Tor rent for term Of years.
August q 25--f WILLIAM TERRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
R.aPP.qHaN:NOCR .aCaDEuY.

FGNlS Institution will reopen ih. 18th of January
\ under the management OF Messrs. BAKER and Patti
To- lately nom Hampden Sidney College From the repu,.d
zeal aud ability OF the instructors added 10 the well known
remarkable alurity ofthe situation and commodousne
the buiidng, extensive ahd well selected library &c. The
trustees anticipate the favourable result The course
instruction Will eomisc the Latin and Greek classes their
fullest eAien together with such branches or English
cation ordinarily taught in academies. The scholastic
year wall eomprse two tn. first ncng tn
18th anuaTy and ending the 10Th July the second
cling the 18th August aud Guiding the 18Th Drcember Tcnn
Board including washing, Ssj fbedling is furnished SOS
FIii0n TOT instruction ths classics and higher
"i English Education, either ~ hoth $685. in the ubor
bianehss SO JOHN I'll BERNARD
. PTssidentc Of the Board IF Trustees
Nov. Y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
.ArOTICE.

he 70 n'er partnership Of GREEN HALL & CO. hay.
ing been dissolved aoeoi ding to notice given, the cath u
h9hn nd Compiler, and the business being
e'u'inued under The III by The subscribers. who are ly
authorised jointly or se'traly to settle The anding con
:" inc 'oreT partnership becomes necessary and they
rtnes Request all persons atng CLAIMS bring them in
ava "loe indebted 10 make immediate pay They take
s opportunity 10 inform the fienG Of the did firm, and
public generally that they iecrivnr and tend con-
SANITY 20 keep on hand large aud choice stoek Groceries,
'nvde them 10 call ard examine, aud which hey
place o. Richmond, either ny wholesale They will
ohhn"e to ell Wh'a and Tobacco commission hereto
FORE and also Cotton eihcI a. it arrive, or tore Il, 0ayiur q
aise aud convenient houe Tree fany cars. Stol
age to the planter GItEEN HALL
=, HENRY BRlDG EWATER.
Minchesier, Dec. rs. Gs-,ygt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
LRND NOTICE.

- virtue Of deed of trust executed me on the IS dsv
APOi September 1924 by Robert Scott secure the payment
dent due 70 David o. Williams, aud the request Of SAID
Wiiams, shall proceed ~ sell 10 the hL b for
Lunenburg courthouse the 9Th day Of January n, It,
h beng court day two Tracts Of Laod convey rue ~ said
deed, much thereof shall be fulfil the pu
poses Of the said trust lying in the county OF Luucnbge
one containing 3i3 acres being the whtch thu said
Robert scott residehe other adjoining above
aud called Brne Old Tract containing $40 For fur
tbcr description Of these tact Of snd reference had e. the
deed Of trt recorded IN the clerks .ce Of The county If
ntnhug On The plaaaiiou containing acres thefe !, an
excellent twcsiory dwelling house aud every uccesay out
house The tract Of 800 good tohacc6 cotton wheat
and land II contsns large body wool iand aud Not
towsy low grounds. HENRY N. WATKINS trustee
NOV. IL 5j--2sv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
.M4RSHfL,S LIZ

pur'uanoe ola deeeeofte Superior Court of Chancer
Tor the Williamsburg district pronounced 22d ia,
q July last the ot Thomas Simpson, adrninrstor 81
James Simpson, dec and Randolph fhehel Sheriff Of
county and committee of The estate of John Holt phs
san Richard H. Cooke and Ann bis wife and the said rich
ara H. ocke admir- DE bon' non, with the will
James a. Brad cy, dec and other defendants will be sold
public auei'en Monday the Goth day December at Sur
courthouse (henS count day. that valuable James
iser called Hog lian nearl. opp ,e James Town. con
,anns "iihho main land attached h hundred
sny-one and fee-iom,k acre, or less The land
sd behe'eh TO be OF the first quality, and psriicu
larry adapted to the growth ofcoon the main land s fuel,
WIN oak aad pine, and is fine rang The
ern' VIII he credit Of iX and twelve months purcbas
giving bond with sufficient urty and the tile 10 the land re
tanned till the bonds paid
Nov.I5 ss 80,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
To Cotton Growers and Cotton Dealers
PICKING & BALING OF COTTON

HAVING erected Cotton Gins H. the Bo,inq- Mil
building, in the ofthe Arn,oy, and Cotton Frees
At the p1ce lam prepared for Picking Cotton and Bal
ing IT in square baIes. Terms fJr picking bans are one
tenth part and for bang Cotton already picked onebaf cent
per pound.
Coionbassing and Bang rope will be furnished at the
market price, TO those who may not prefer furnishing th,
own All the Cotton that may he picked baed will be
stored free OF charge. The that NAV he poL
ed my gins wheh, disposed of before after being pck
ed, will be permitted take many cotton seed
be eon.ideTod necessary to plant tn IL next crop.
DT am disposed 10 purchase sbou; hundred tlousand
pounds Of Seed Cotton for which the marked price in (asb
will he given. WM g. POvsII
4'Ov.{S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

e. virtue ol deed OF trust 10y Mo,hv and
~ Susanna his wife TO Sam d. Adams and he subscriber
hearing date the 4h day Of May, 1874 aud record in he
Clerks oice Of lienrico county shall as surviving trustee
proceed sell TO The highest bidder for ready money!
Eagle Hotel m the City Of RchmOnd Monday the 2ih
Of next month, Dec, 1920 Of land ing tr COUNT
Of iemeo, on James River called OIL Curies being The
Of land which th' SAID Musy purchased Of NJ L. AItie
wife, or much thereof will he sufficient 10 satisfy what
il due OF the purchase money b, the aforesaid Mosy with
ths interest thereon adveLe this land uner the
instructions OF Oliver Ladd Robert Evans whom
NJ l. Miller assigned 9th, bond, given for purchase
OF the same-whIt bond hecame due the 81 day A,y
iSio, q = Tor the sum Of $500 33cts I'll MILLER,
Powhatan, Nov. o. 59--wds surviving trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
FYftu DoNars Re,nnrd-Slnn ne IfLlnin-

a BOUT the middle Of August man calling himself ret
bone' passed through this place aud took on with him
negro man OF mine Pebone about five feet high DARK
complexion long strait dark barhas suspicious look gen,
teeiy dressed lie has been in the Army, and II i, said desert
ed and went 10 Canada lie Is musician plays ON almost
every instrument aud makes preteusions dancing
tredertes THE negro msnl is tell likely fellow yellow
complexion, wei des'ed, has uncommon share Of mpu-
henct' and fond OF the company OF white men. lie Is
excellent fdd CT, and took with him small poor by horse
These fellows crossed Bandolcs ferry on tie Savannah ~
ernto South Carolina the SOLD Angus They were seen
~ Grce"vi district shortly atfSafds The white man wsi
on tooihs mcgee riding with his fiddle Ted on behind him
The white mar said he lived a Greenyile District and hsl
he bad purchased the negro OF me.
The above reward viii he given Tor the apprehension and
complement Of these fellows any J1i mat gel NY
hands on tten-or thirty dollars Tor the nero alone
MIctgfvIIe Goo, Scot. ~. A2---if IAMF9 nAdAK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
TWENTY DOLL.ARS REWgBD

k ASAWAf from the subscriber living the upper end Of
"a Prince Edward county, Va. the february last
ase, ie't or 10 inches gh very dark Completed has
snail scar aoroisihe down look when spoken TO- and
Raleigh FARLEY OF buckingham county, Va he in
The conny Of GoochanG old Ill Radfod who a,eiy di-
ed OF 10 miles below CadeTsvile, Acheaux's Gry in
which neighbourhoodT presumed lurking as
have understood he related negroes who have
the benefit OF an cducaon than probable ne has
Gh'aned Tree papers and very probably The James River
Canal viii give the above reward TO person Will
deliver sad negro to me, him Jail get
him again. GEORGE ABDlIT9
fFIhCe EDWARD county, Va. August g. Id
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

ST.. AUGUSTINE, Nov. I5-On Friday last
Lieus. Blown and Garfield, Of the United States
Army, crossed the bar at this place, in the Garrison
barge manned by six soldiers to visit the United
States venue cutter Marion, capt. Doane, then
lying at anchor outside they crossed the bar in
safety, went on board the cutter and remained there
till half past one, when they set out TO return du-
ring their say In the cutter the wind had increased
considerably and the tide being ehb and opposed
10 the wind, raised great a sea on The bar that
IT broke quite across the channel they, no, ever
attempted to re-cross, but unfortunately heavy
breaker struck the boat, which preached her TO the
wind, and before size could be again got before it q,
she filled and capslzei they were all precipita,ed
into the sci.
Lieut.. Garfield here imminent risk of
losing his lie, by one OF the soldiers having seized
him round the neck, and IN spite cf all his exer-
tions holding him so tightly nearly TO drown
him lie however, fortunately reached the boat S.
with much exeriion, induced the man TO loose his
hold (; the whole party chung 10 the boat till they
were again precipi'ated from her by the breakers
which constantly rolled her over and over they
had too the modification to observe that they ere
fast drilling to sea ray of hope now seizei them
on observing the cutter 10 get under wav, and
stand directly for lhem but this was of short ura
tioN, for the cutter passed, without taking any
notice OF them.
They now gave up all expectations of saving
possible The great exertion, however, Of hoIding
10 the boat, Of being constantly washed from her
and being one half the time submerged by the break
ers, exhausted their strength orapidly, that within
one two hours, five poor fellows of their NUN
Der, Pryates Nimlock, Brown, Nudge, Peck and
Pendcgrass, after the other, sunk TO rise no
more the survivors had now to contend with
extreme cold, Which almost oveicame them they
however, had the satisfaction to observe that the
tide had changed and drifting them rapidly to-
wards land, now about one md halfmiles distant;
aoOut sunset, Lieut.. Brown became so overcome
with the cold to be entirely nseusibe he how
ever, unconsciously clung ts the boat, which
drliteJ ashore The Light house about o'cocl,
Ia tie evening, & an half hours after having cap
sized Lieut.. Brown was nov completely help
LEES and nsensible 1t. Garfield and Private Bar
ret. though very much exhausted we're able to
walk to the Lighthouse assistant was speedily
sent to Lieut.. Brown he was carried to the light
house, when he received medical ASA, snce and in
about two hours was restored 10 himself while
at the Lighthouse tbeJ received every comfort &
attention from John Andrews, the keeper and his
vile, which u was In their power TO bcstow.
Lieut.. B.Own has now nearly, and Lieut. Garfield,
and P'yate Barrett have entirely recovered then
usu. health
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
.AOTLCE

WAS committed to the Jail Of he Town 81 Petersburg on
w the first day Of August last negro woman who calls he
nsme SALLYi heis about p years old five Il Il five and
nal inches high dark eomPeNion Pereeable. She
'ss mat some lime last SUMMER she sent from the count,
Of Amelia by Mr.. William Gibbs who was then her nasr;
TO the city Richmond where she sold public auction
and was bought by Mr. Scott Of Alabama, from whom all
Seconded The owner Is requested forward prove his
property, paw charges and take her awav he viii be
with rs the law directs. ROGER MALLORY. -Jailor
Oct. H.. 4G-Yt1,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
S'ron. :Le Petersburg iai,iiiyencsr.
. BiRTH.NIGHT TOAST.

NOV. E3.i, ioSJ.
'G"rr v,,.,l! would have thee 20
tuA h"sr alos. lli, sl.cr cup
N'her- rel NIdep4, ru'ieni, 6aw,
fnrre Fiji; with a., richest up;
Ihe', e OF. ,h, ctaUce b. odd and bright,
fn- isI .si j'p aui Ire. Ill d'an,
T'plcd-, q h,ath. tai, cherries night
u'al npt live &C. pledge again.
Ii,;e- 10 tii. hoor! ~, r,;ai hour,
Na weirer' smile {" ii g.yc;
10 h.-lai, thAuS the ruling fo.U'r
Ti,u Jibr uis i',--SiW lets uie lire;
anne WA, Uhaa tns ~ sht have hard
Wal al iis show Of iyOus nitth;
s. :AnUsasR rs kGpt-who too have wa,l'd
An- "r; The h0u that gave them birth
Ie.,'. ,,,u ghost, departed years,
Tar c"m5er no matter he
" "ieh I've s'irv we'd THO JOYS, ihro' cares,
d., mourning aud Wild Ievey;
ave had yOdr igh YOU'VE hal shade
me letter was both deer and strong
So lies short lic,dres all age made,
Fc iighi anl ahade To each heions.
Here, to ,ou; shalosr! coming Time,
Which iu- belur, nv aching SIGHT
An whi,pors lon child ofrLymc,
Thv s..6slaHcc will be doubts bright;
But Hope, tue httt'rer of the soul,
80 oil d~ceives With smiles arcuIst;
More il shall thpUght sense CONTROL
rhen heart be s'reld 10 meet the worst.
Heres to life friendships aud lifrs love,
The fade |, fading and the fair,
Chain, by gay youth and beauty wOyr,
Which have worn .ti may wear;
TO mourn those past, is too late,
Thought shall rmbslm their memory:
Tie fitliag SOON will he what fate.
May too de,tine the fair to be
Heres to you i,isud. here, to YOU foes
Ipleise iunor 10 We all:
Veal bet nese-Ip Voc to those,
Nhch moments pleasure pail
Ine love TO noble sVuls owe,
Nought shall lron NY heatis record blot
The Late men cherish here below,
Had often, better be forgot.
Hers to myself! an carthIcrn clod,
Mercy aioac permit, live;
Giant me a heart, kind ndure's God
4. give, whilst have aush, - gi,e;.
The wretch who breathe Tor seli alone
Aud niggarj lives Iiie'rlnue span
J. IN ,reition's hive, az lrOne
UnwUsIhy VI Tic OF Mar
ThE STRANGER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
HORSE THIEE

NHE suh'orber will give reward Of Ten Dollars 10 anv
H. person who will deliver TO him, living Povhnan coun-
y near Dsekensous Tavenl large likely BLak Horse TX
81 seven years old lat spring, with two whit fret
blaze IA his face and large the right hind lee at the
second joint This horse stolen Powhatan Ceurthou
on Thursday the 18th uleng ay generally snp
posed TO have been CARR TO Petersburg which place the
Ihiel NAV probably have traded sold HIM notorious wi
an by the name OF Garner.was the OF the
pursued from Gainesville 10 the having stolen
watch and qua hut unfortunately me- he made hi, .caos
and no DOUBT found riding Ig ecahle than Walking
Dec. Is. 66 2awIt JOUN r. IAy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
EARMERS' BANK OF YIRGLN1.a.

THE Annual Meeting ofhe Stockholders for the election
OF Directors tot the Bank and Tor the Offices of Discount
and DEPOSIT will be held al their Banking House Wednr
day the 4ih Of January
Dee. 6f-td WM. NEEEEVIS Cash
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
Hoses S0Xee.

~rHn notified, an absent defendant that will take tho
d.po''oho ahdaviis OF Samuel Lddeus and others AZ
me snu Mills an the county Of buckingham Va on The
xS'h DAY 3 uaN, 1876, and day. ON the I'm
gay OF rehiEa 1896 at The place. he will also
ne nothea 'b wniakt the deposition. ahav OF Wal
!r 1ar'o and oihcs at the Tavern of Thomas Nav al the
Courthu'- OF the county alo the 10th and nh az
Feb lSt All 10 he read evdence.n suit now depending
III ne Coanig Court q liukuehan the Chancery doc ke
~ vaeh a PanIh and Cyrus PA kLust YOU are d.feu
'a''s, hou = A. SAML Is. HARDIMAN.
tuckinrhtrn county Dec. 49, 1926 6G---va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
EXECUIJpE DEp1RT1fENy }

,-,o-r,o,. hIVHIHOUII' <IIH NIayi Iozo J
NOTICE hereby given, that from this time forward all
~ persons Offering themselves principals securities
any bond oonacto he by the Executive will be
required TO accompany the with ai6davs legal form,
stating the value Of the property which they would bona de
possess after the payment OF sli their debts.
by odeT, w. IL. RICHARDSON, c. c:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
EDUCAYION

sCooL Tor the it Of ouk in the Latin ;-eek
n a"d French anguas",. English Gran,ma hphv
" h' use OF mars ANT globes, tho Ese, o AIaheaiics
Hu VA, uai minor branches of Eng Eductiun will Ia,
'Pee' oy 'he suhs'tber the 10Th Januar> next AZ t.
'.'denoe OF C. w Talafrro Ta,oi~ Fcrry in the
ctuhl oi hins W hlam. A ci one month will be
18Th recemh,r ensuing. ~ ~ " '
'Im' "I board and tuition $40 seaeh hoard.r furnishing
NJ. own bed aud iowcls) :or uniion une $50
10 tio'' Who may ihcm with lbe, not,,n,.e IN.
promise t. us hc b, N.rtious TO promote III,
trusted to their care. ~ " "' &c ~
CHRISTIAN W. TiLIAFERRO.
=, - -, THOMAS ". TOLER.
N w. The subscriber woul, have il n,ier.ood tba, :, ;
MOI ~, Ine"%n to remit in any degree attention to the d
m ' - P'o'es''oh' L. ". ITALIA FERRO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

MAS committed 10 The Jul of Hanover county NJ nua-
~ awtt ou Jt oi Aus it.t, nsined POM
pc ht sys helpns .niey Shackefoo,, roi'.y
ri and vas uei 10 hpud Kernel Iie srp, ar 10 be
shout 81 ycns old aud tseI the generality II ncgroes
oouutennce had, tooth biofe knit h ior eead
yiy visible. ant b. MUCH about fhe fttc
lorifcf, having vital Gee appearance small po. fhs
owner 1t d n gfos required 90 w4td, prove proper
y, pa charge, oroe "I.l Do aessi wit, % ihe ts directs
JOS STARKE D. s.
for Jnv W. Elln.
ga Ji-Twi,NT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

captured Presco,e on Long Island. was then, and
had been for many years, the tenant o.a jail, In
in Danyie, ia the state of Ve'mo,t.
We learn by the 'Danvie, Vermont Star, OF
Dee, 6, received yesterday, that while on board
the Brandywine, Gen. Lafayette wrote TO Gen.
Fletcher, of Vermont, enclosing draft, with a
request that the sums for which Gen. Barton was
confined should be paid. This request was com
piled with in a most delicate manner, and Barton
now enjoys freedom. How is the name OF Lafay-
cite connected with all that is really great in pub
lie, and good in private life
Bal.. Nor. Chron.