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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
rno,, marked tho, New Members

Exhibition Of Hanufactures.--A number Of
manufactures have arrived here within the two
last days, and we hear OF more on the road They
are coming from great distances, Eas, and West
and are OF course sorely disappointed at fading that
there is no appearance Of an Exhibition. We have
reason % believe, however, that there ret will he
ore, whenever the manufacturers arrive, who are
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Fire DnlInrs Rc,nnr1

ihAfED or stolen from the subscIIler the 10th ul
~ Black Mare or years old feet az h. an
very STong and well "med She pu chased from NJ
CoroSl, who drove he in Wagon Il ON arr. urs io n
mond and has probably attempted get back the poe Size
ROni,R T. J-tr,1ET 1.
Ampihill, Chesterfield Nov s. ~ ~
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IFS II. tTEO. VI. IHOUP,
GOveynoy Of Georgia, yHiiedgeuilie.
Copy OF letter from the Secretary at War to
Geaerd Gaines.

copy oil letter irofn the Secretary at War to
General Gaines.
Department of lTar. Sept. 10, 1925
GEEERAL-i enclOre you copy of lie Ter
from Gov. IrOup, IN witch you will see I've b,s
demanded your arrest Tor having violated he Ari
Gle. Of War, by your several letters oil 10 h aud
2S,h Of July and 18Th and % OF August last
addressed to him, and which you caused o be
Published The President has decl cd thai he will
no accede to this demand enclose you my reply
VI tHi- date to Goyernor Troup.
There is no part Of hs duly which The President
more anxIou-iy pursues han thai oil maintaining he
most scrupulOu- decorum III his official intercourse
wi'h the State au,hodties, iine Of co.duct from
which no circumstances however aggravated, have
or will tempt min depart. He feels it Incumbent
on him TO cause every officer Of the Government, 10
pursue similar course. lie has, therefore, seen
with regret, that in the letters published which,
thoggh not transmitted IL the Department, he pre-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10

King William county sOu,t, Mondsy the sh Of N0sss-
bar, leo.
Ei1s s. Llti.pase, sdmintEax with he will a"n.Sed Of
Iiai Jan L,,u, page, used, fa.nth
against
Ambrose White, and William burke, adnnist a,or of Am
bi o.. Lip.eonb, deed, defendants.
The defendant Anb While not L.Vns enter ed hts sp
and according the act OF asssmbi,
the rules I this and sppsans that he Is not
,nbabaut Of this tcrefots the motion Of
The pautG BY her ordered that III. abss nj deiei
sppea here the fourth Monday January
and the plaintiffs bl and that cory OF this oder he
inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for eight weeks
successfully aud another copy posted the font door OF
the courthouse oi this county. A copy. Te.,e
THOMAS w. KEW, d. G.
Nnx
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Respectfully, your ob't. servant,
JAMES BARBOUR.
Copy of letter from the Secretary at War t,
Governor IrOup.
Deparfm nj of JYar, Seot 10 1925

DepdrtHl ut Of Var, Sept. 10, 1925.
Sir Your letter of the 3lsi of August to the
President of the United States has been received
by him, and referred to this Department TO be an
swered
The President has decided that he cannot con-
sistenily with his view OF the subject, accede 10
your demand to have Gen. Gaines arrested.
lie percei7es sufficient necessity to depart
from he course &c had determined to pursue be
fore the receipt OF your leuer, and which com
Inuqicated 10 you fully in the last paragraph OF
Inine oil The 3ist August, in which you are inform
cd, hat 4" The subject in Ill its aspects .iil be
u9gInGed to the consideration OF Conges, at thrIr
approaching session, and oil the Instructions to the
o .ticcrs OF he u 5 s'es, well thei. conduct
uader dem, will lie s:,yect 10 the animal, ersions
OF that body Hron them for appreciation ceDsure,
they may appear nave deserved"
enclose you a copy Of my letter to General
Gaines aud in so doing, give you new proof
OF The frankness by which the Executive las been
guided in it, intercourse with you, and furnish you
with The means of learniug It's sentiments o the un-
pleasant occurrence referred 10 in your letter.
have the hofor to be, your obs. servant,
JAMES BARBOUR.
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NOTI(tE

ILL be sold Friday III, 25I day of December next in
=, front ct the BfH Tavern, la thu of Rchm,nd all
D a'e' ~ the Capital Stock the MechancyiIe Turnpike
company gu which there any money due. Shall
De unpaid on that day. BY ORDER OF the Pre pireto
NOy. % 53-wtis q. NJ CARRINiroN fr,a
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a Teacher JVanted.

GENTLEMAN good moral character who can produce
- unquesOnabie Testimonials Of his ability teach the En-
sInh Latin and Greek languages gramiaally together with
we branches Of science usually taught academies may meet
WIN employment At Dauyiiie Academy, Pht vania, provided
ary Application be made TO james ID. Paten Presdt OF In
Doa'd OF Trustees thereof either pcoraly b. -ief.
Dy oidei OF the u. trustees, al H. CLARK, Sec'ry.
Dah'ilei fHtsylvans, Nov. 1R. 58---w4t
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ExEcCTlrE DgP lRrMeNT,

EIfNWnUUf AIfn
OTIOE hereby given that from G,. time forward an
y persons offering themselves aspfneipssor securities
bond consctio he approved Wy the Executive, Will BE-
fc1uired TO arcohpsny with adarits IN LEGAL form,
sng The vaius TIE ptorer, winch tey would eide
.''ses' after the p1ytn(nt u ~ thcrdctt.
Uy otdsf; w. n. RICHARDSON, r. G;
N0yGl cd
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Land aud Negroes for Sale.


ENNPEcTlNu 10 change residence from Lynchburg III
f< the shall offer the 9TH
h Deeemcr next, the plantation and tract oi
snd called P1.sun containing sec al mice
h"m Lynchhug, between Bag aud Lite Postum Creeks,
Campbell county, credit aud three the
highest bidder. considerable. portion Of this good
tobacco land The platiUns small, Containing only ahou'
lately cleared, which good order for the
yearhout good condition Tor tobacco, being
fresh and hch land may be add. FOR CROP
according force intended To he Used. The tiguiy OF
this land l., nohu.p the quantity OF hr.,vood and iiEbe
wh,ch and the abundant of waller which
through II, AMI capable of being applied to any purposes ="
chne-y, might MAKE this land valuable acquisitions indt
petent &c its value far any person aug talent i.I
using lis advantages ju,li'i0usly.
Al the aud place, shall sell TO the highest bidder
credit of ~ months about 20 negroes, mostly
boys, amongst them excellent capeuterrh. select
been attached the plantation. purchasers will have f,r"p
pOtuny Of obtaining the best, The will certainly be made
the day appointed, the TAI iay The Stock OF all
kinds HJe o.eu, Cattle plantation utensils. Corn, Oats and
Fodder then remaining e place wall also be sold on the
IAN t.
The usual bonds with security and deed Of will be
required for the lhndBund with approved security for other
subjects; aud cash for sn, pui ebaes.
Lynchhurg. 18th Nov. 1925.
y. u. The above of Land lies above thr M.,,,
seeS aPd ss's Gs,s caaec The ,sh b, Anhony
the Little 'pOscn the lefthy Coxs line The old
Richmond ruad and 0s.ed nv straight commencing
Little Possnm where pnhwa,, called Iol Oe path
|
pathway Aforesaid and include sauie so ta sn,
person may the body this without further
| guide.
otter for sale, privately small farm the tunpik,
ID, and opposite the gate, miles Lynchburg
tanning about Us Acres, upon terms suit pun chaser; cash
credit On tins place there garden anil
fine spring, and plenty Of wooi and timber the place
| Dec.2 6I--tds WM. DANIEL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
FIIfu DoNars Relcnrd.

~ ANAWAH from tbe -ut,t the jail fe2t .
~ negro man named EDMUND fIe l. about 81 ytar. N
age OF black complexion, feet ant half n, his h.
We" maze anu active has small his right car
RES himself very erect speaks aud smiles with great com
denee particularly when alarmed From, She enrt OF %
.nee ms eoPemeni, presume he has changed h., loe
"a a." uncle living The plantation uf late WA. Fishe
near iaPpahhnuck called Pigeon Hills h. has also reatun.
living ~ the neighbuuhood of the late James w, gt o r.
sex where ne was raed aud he has aely on ill.,
plantation OF the late LAMBDA Garter ycr
there number of free negroes with whom h. hs. ,soc,.
'ed as he has heen heqneny among them, with
oheI rec ngi0ts ~ the adjoining county lie s7
ally visited IN, neighbUurLond of rsppa and ~
on ~ hns Queen The above Of FIT,
the subscriber. p AIILCr
Monivile, King William Nov t5 s615s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10

~ OilOt = thereby given that the CELLS Lnna,,,
hosP't@i III the City Of Williamsburg, all ocrutIci
ind mat nomoe patients will he the sid Hosp
n some oiihe said cells vacant due notice Of which
"hIbe giVen by order Of the Court Of Directors.
July % 1j',,,.T ~
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sames are authentic, purporting toto from you to
Gov. Troup, you have permitted yourself to
indulge tone, whose effect will be to destroy that
harmony which the President is so much disposed
TO cherish, and the publication of what il calculated
to influence those differences which moderation and
forbesrance could not fail to nllay. In communi-
eating to you The dsspprobaiion oil the President.
well for writing publishing those letters, and
his injunction that in your official intercourse wild.
Gov ernor Troup in future, you abstain from every
thing that may be deemed offensive, am directed
add as IN act of justice to you, that the Presi-
dent sees in the serious charges made against you
by Gov. Treup, anL the publicity given to them,
and which the letters complained of were intended
10 repel, circumstances which 60 far. in his Opin
ion. 10 pallia,e your conduct; and without which
palliaton, the President would have foundit his
duty to have yielded to the demand OF Governor
Troup.
have the honor 10 be, your ob't. servt.
(Signed) {. JAMES BARBOUR.
Maj. Gen. Il. P. GRIMES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10

The Canvas, delivered within the periods stated for the
delivery Of The Cordaee.
And the supply also all the Marees (of good tow
not less than broad aud six lungO all the hlaukets
@ IL poin Shoes Hats Candles, oil Flour WhIkey, Rice
md Butter, together with all the PsS aud Oils aud Siop
Clothing, viz;
Blue cloth jackets,
Hue cIith trOwsoIs
Pes jackets,
Duck trJwsers,
Ddck frpcks,
Dock Bany ms,
Hed cloth vests,
white nlnnel dawtfi
White flannel SHIRTS,
Yam fockngs dnd
Black silk handkerchief,
that he requ ed m the II the Navy during the wear
1896 NJ Pnsnoulh, N H. Charleston, Mas, Brooklyn n
Y, PhilAdelphia, Warrington, G,spo and Biliimcfe.
Persons offering supply the preceding Articles, req-
reh make ihsr propo lot each separately aud t. forward
this Office samples 81 the Mattresses blankets hSes hats aud
slor tloihue, with the prices marked thereon.
All articles mnii b. delivered H suitable boxes, casks, OF
atkag free q" eSPene sud will he inspected at the yards Of
icivery usual
Oct -. 5O-n5tbD
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DOCTOR HENRY SKIP UyITH

Slh; take notice, tlat shall on the 2ist cd and Esd
- days OF December bewcen hours Of eight
mine morning aud six o'clock the evening Of each day,
'ern 81 JnoJ Dcken5on, in the county Of Powhan take
lne dePosiCns 81 Mcssrs Jno. Watkins Joseph Hohcn
- O"cn, joseph Brackets Jesse Woodson ard RichsSd
tump to beread evidence in suit depending IN the
superior Court CnBtery Tor the Richmond disuirt III heh
you are plaintiff ezekah Ford, Hugh French and self
e'e defendants, where yor may attend II YOU please.
NoU. y. 5s.-,s4ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
VIRGLNI.d FE.MgLE aC.4DEMY
ROuRfnn INcchlez1h,trn cn,,,,t,,

VIE eNeree's 4 ths 'nitu,iOr irm,uc ON Mon
day. Janu1ry s 1876 uni,r he lirrc don of Jn,rph
Warnc 81 The North CaOins Fruiar Academy, &c
L. Baker asistei by Mr.. Warne, Mr sktr, aud alis, IN
na Baker, who educated w ia, n C. Female AcadrIr,
and has taught Music there during the p,c., YEAR The
course c i"stucun will include Needle wa H. ing Wr.
tSi Aflhm"iic, English Grammar, Gen- arhy Mviology
History CbymIhy. 8e!iesLcrres. Eaura phr>, pLv and
Astronomy TIN term, for board, tuition VI, IN, bove
VIII he 90 doi,rs per and o.as. Vaateyey
VIII be inside, hut At 'nr option e tee friends tie pupl
The 'hnEe for tniion tnne viii he g. osr, p.
ession Music Vocal and INSTRUMENTAL ,nl Drawing WI
also be iarsh! the ormr 81 III, % ioss per
rNon; the Who'll" p"yAbl" in advance. lac rnor,l aud
manners OF the yonns dc will particular a; ,niun.
but as regard day srhoa-, this only eHtsn ded to
school ho"rs, aft which the e,pon,i6 eyoives up
IN Their friends Boarding pupils viii regularly take the
meals with e family and viii every c.rrci he oon lie ed
as part ~ Il"se whose ama'e jcporu.eni End literary
requirement, eniic hrm 20 such ctinriiua will .ecci,
gold media completing hr' studio, Every Loa,dr, viii
We expece 70 "ine pair of sht.s blankets cove III and
"Iyr' Books &c wi' he furnished at The regular iee,
Zee. GI-td
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Uhsneery Atrui.s hodsn in Amelia county elerk,
Il office, Oct. 1925.
Thona. branch and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Gle
nnt,, Eizabrth Philips, EEab, James
ienard and Lucy Ia, wife, ioriner, Lucy Cl,uen Geo
Owen aud Fanny hi. wife, formerly Fanny Clements which
said Nancy May, Eabeih Lucy aud Fanny, disributces
oil John Clements, decd. Plaintiffs
sgainst
Bernard S,ay, admir- OF John Clements, decd, Joseph Gle
nitns lsham Ciems Thomas Woodson right VI lis late
WIFE, Martha NJ, decd, Ily Cenens judith BRYAN fo
meiy Cenrnt, which SAID Joseph. hsm, 1h,ma. Wood
son, inieht II h late vile Martha H. d. cd and Judith are
distributes 81 John Gle meats deed rsbrit Philips Richard
Fhilirs, Liza Ellington, formerly Philips Sally Obo,n,
formerly phil. Lucy Phillips, Polly Phillips Nancy
Phillips, whio SAID 1abert Richard Ena sally, Pui-
y aud Many surviving children aud OF rah
ihils, dee formerly SARAH CLEMENTS OF the diiihites
II john elements, deed aud R,be,ea Chmen Henry Gle
m.h Harriet Clements, Saia Clme's, and Ann Era
meals by JOHN Booker their guardian hith said Re
he.ea, Heny. iarrt Ssish and Ann Eliza, ave surviving
ehiIen and drihuces OF William Clements. .cd Que os
'e distribute OF John Clements, decd. Defendants.
The Defendants lslam Clements Thomas Wood,ou and
judith Bryant not having entered thr and civ
security according 10 tic of Assembly the rules Of hrs
ire inhabitants ii Iii. On the motion of the rs-
tbs by William D,anoh, Esq. their counsel is that
The sad defendants; Lham Ciem-n Wood.on and llr, ami do
appear before the county Of Amelia, fourth Thurs
day IN Januay and the plaintiffs bill and that
cul Vi this order l., inserted pap.r mint, Il il,
Tie cit. OF Richmond, for month, al another
copy Ice posted al The front o; Of the courthouse on sue
'e,s've eouri days. Copy. Tese j. T. LEIGH Clerk.
Nov. Is. 5s-wsy
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A TEACHER U,gNyED.

WE wish 'apip, ,uruag yea, teacher to SUI
- per'nttnd tn etuca'n Il al pupils addition
eessay ,hat he qualified teach he Lnii and Creek Ian
suiSe' AIg6ra and til Esusnts IF Euclid. Application
nav he made to G"or,e w MunfOj, (Ri,hmcud3 the
'V!scribrrs residing near LyncIburg. JOEL YiNt;EY
e'.S NfS A. n,
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.a.N L.NPROYED COTTON IRENS-

Wv F.Hf INUT I'D IUI n sF ThLOO.
rENHE suhscfbe tfih city, and Mess. Heath and Mason
ofPetor.Ite viii shortly have powers 70 eel cence for
ung improved Cotton Press many Of e couies n this
ue AdescrPiion Of whoh may BE- their counting
cencc viii he given to peson the power
received, he viii up the Pres immediately that be peo-
pie may see 4, and he satisfied Of is utility
LEWIS wEDB Co.
Not.ff S5-T
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WAS committed 70 the Jail Of Hanover county az Hum
W away the jsi Of Aasu last negro man med Pon
py hesays be belongs hlilcy shackleoo Of Spots, Iva
ma and hired 10 Richmond Kennel. lie apps af. 10 he
about IS years Old, aod taller su the generality II nesoe,
nonenanee bad one tooth out before, Knot oub forehead
nol Vs,y visible aud much broken oct about tie face, neck
owner " said negro egn 81 70 forward prove proper
y,pay ehsfgts u he VII be dedth the law directs.
JOS. STARKE, u. s.
. for Jno. w. Ellis.
NOV. 3 .vfo trs
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r. %aANcERY. Iu Gooehl.nd county court 10Th sep

1925. ! '' '''" Sept'
""",'w r"iaf Plaintiff,
lan'y r. Fsrah and Bernard Philips Defendant
HI GAY erne 'he plaintiff by has couns, and filed L;.b hin
sn' nc "e'en"'W Tandy II. having en,rt. b
ana given sscurit, According the Act the ,
i er't'' and the r'ies 81" this urt appea ing 10
'a'non 4 ie court thai he is phahi,nt of nj. Sat,
on ,s moiig o, the Plaintiff by counsel Thai m.
d Dei'nant Tandy II Faar do appear here n, or h, f
Ju CONT "rxt, and the plaintiff. bill audi NJ =,
y f'hr o'dr b, Forthwith inserted in some of The ubli
"." paper, 'ined IN Tie city of Richmond for two pouhs
ncce''eY, ana also posted the ont door of The
OF ihi' ooen;y. c"py Test.
- MAR: W. MILLER, n. c. e. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-13

puiar fury--no insurrection-n0 civil war. heir
security has equalIcd their freedom What, then, has
been the result of this triple ptogrcss AT the
mcncemcnt OF Tie century, the Americans were be-
tween four and five millions in nurnber; they
cevcn millions. IT the commencement of the century
their towns were still small and they rival
tie capitals OF Europe size. population. and beauty.
AT the commencement Of the century, the l. ncd States
sustained, with difficulty, the burden of the public debt
contracted during the OF Independence; their
finds arc no longer quoted on the stock exchange of
London; thcir debt is almost anuha,ed and they owe
nothing except 10 themselves. At tie commencement
OF the century, their commerce their industry and even
thcr agriculture were Fed by British capitas; now,
their specu,ations, Notwithstanding their extent, arc
suppn' ted by their own means. which they rOur
into Europe aud India: well into what was for
mcrl, Spanish America. ana into Which they are car
r. l;!g all the arts of civilization. THIS is what the
Americans have done i'll the last five and twenty years
They nave advanced-they are advancing; strange
that should wish 10 advance too!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-13
.912sst3cellamso,as 2sss2sl1rt1e1estt.
Rgviete If the Efforts md ProgreGS Nations d"'1ns
NE mt fire and t!cenig lc.Ms.


1fa, ,e above titc the "Rcvue Ency cupelouc" pub.
g. P.,;s. confirms veIy luminous article by SIS
moudi, foa, which the '''9 " '"'"'N''
TLs United States of America since their c. ~
ton, and, above ALL during t. rss ouarter Of = ot
r., has never heSrattJ in It's irin te,ernica,o,, f.
march forwards and to encourage win ali lie nov or the
progress IF in.ur.nltJn Of yr,nP. ,I Of ffr.n. and
TIE a2i = owil OF the rOsPerIt; OF the United States
h. cntqu SuTpiSSC every tbinp that yvys % y,
known u the world To Judge of it, we most no; for
get the Iojnt from which they set oil: the fr ars 81
She American colonies the refugees OF ali ki,s
ct religious and political sec every of which bad
been Uersecutcd in its turn; they carried with them the
gems of luminosity, every species resentment every
description o;anaIcism, every disposition 10 exagpra
ton. For long time they recruited bv The uio
Of Eng J by individuals transported for their crimes
IN latter le'"d5 their country became the refuge of
for une hunters Of ntrguers Of adventures of ali ma
tlc1s. The ZONES ierIycd from The governments of
Europe the ost PerniCous OF oil observation-disclosures
4 he create part OF the popJlaOn was dispersed IN
woods IN 1cnSe Savaunabs, far out Of the reach OF
ans tribunal or Of social protection. With such ele
Den5, the 'GTiCans would under governments of
Europe, have been tie most vicious Of nations On
the contrary they are entitled to take rank among the
most vrtuors. Few TO be found in which the fcel
ing Of what right Jus and honourable is more rene
rally dltused 20 which crimes more rarc i'm which
the domestic virtues are myrc honoured or in which RI
lgiOn rcigion hich, nevertheless has no other sane
ton than every mans .cience) excrts more uni
versa influence. Doubtless, traces remain Of the stain
which the Americans to their progenitors: but
every day wtnessr, s rapid decay; while il must not
b. tore )tcu fat tic Americans, Int starting in The
career Vi gledgctat they must be coloniss far
mcr artic.Ts, AMI tra lc>neH before they can have
leisure 70 devote TO lleialufc philosophy. II can
not set he expected dat they should produce any 9th
spcGil i5rrn'ries which cnighrcp Tie human kird;
tu tEcy iuow how 10 avail themselves Of all the arts
and sciences oi Europe they have spread the great
t1ass Of thelr population more rcason-more positive
knowleJ-c--nOro aptitude Of couprchension-more
hniHy notions: than TO be- fund ~ the nass Of the
Pe'le Of yr Of Inc Old ne lions Of Europe. Tie Ibt r
y NJ America established aud developed itself with her
Mo'ircu aud hcr virtue
ihc c','zen Of no other state ENJOYS so many
TEh's ar1 50 many irmuniIcs; aqi never have those
rights and i'amuui!cs been abused as with u.s. No po
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-13

On Saturday last, Captain Macdonald and Mr.. Slut
man Whitewill, friends Of Mr.. Owen, and deputed by
him, waited by appointment, upon the President of The
United States, and presented To him for the of tho
General Government, model of of the cities for
1000 people, which MIR. Owen proposes TO execute
adopted IN society.
The model Is almost six feet square. and Isl therefore,
upon scale sufficiently large 10 exhibit satisfactorily
The various descriptions Of buildings, and their relative
positions. The general disposition of the houses is on
the four sides of square, each of which may be built
ana Inhabited independently Of the others; but if
understand 1t correctly any thing less than side,
and this will be 1000 feet in length, would not be u
hcently comprehensive for the favorable action of the
combinations and arrangements which peculiar TO
the plan.
The details of this gigantic scheme very extcr
sTe, ami appear 10 have been considered TO pro-
vide Tor every rational comfort OF social lie.
[UdShiagton CITY S;GrcHe.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-13
4 GPE.l1, R.lRltAIA.

ga AY he bought in LOT OF land containing IN
-VE acres lying within miles rf The CITY of Eich
nond, OH tic road leading the New Bidees On this
Land there are two fenements That nearest the main
road has Dwelling House just built 80 by Is fret will,
four rooms good fire. place in each and q cs ki,ch
The other Tenement has Log House. win br;cl CHI
ney and three hre-paces one room, irtended 49,
ronm. About 20 acres of the land is cns 4 ROM
'Ic'aoie good terces the ba' cleared, and under
~ covered with pine dnce about 30 acres. is tbick
will more tina "coii, which if eoid al . f. - !
che . pay for the land Any one disposed % 10 pDr
who Ives the premises and ,gh I'll, ' I"'f, 9oni-
%a,y INES, Any proposition made lo NJ s" '''l "n-
will DC ina tdiaely answered
kICB'D GRAVES
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-13
NEW OYSTER HOuSE-

'hE Subscriber has opened OYSTER HOUSE in tho
Il city Of Richmond. near the Capitol AT .lc corna m
and i@;' streets, opposite the Museum, where he will
kee? during 'he season supply be, Oysters the
"e'S 81 Tue '"'Sapeake afford. He has made arYan
nenN 10 procure tie best FISH, wild fowl and vcnsnn in
their respective scaSous al OF which, with the choices, o
what the Richmond ma k" may afiod will be we'd nm
to those who may call hi i'll the maaest manner and
at the shortest notice His Liquors will be of qua
lily, and he will make every exetion to please and m
give satisfaction, he hopes share of the publc
Pa'Fontgh JOHN b. SEAWELT
nov % of 80