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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-05

in some respects perplexing, has nevertheless
been perseyered in with diligence and appa-
rent satisfaction. And who can estimate the
amount Of good, which they may have thus,
been the willing instruments in the hands OF
God, Of eifectingl May we not indulge the
hope, that the sblessing of many ready to pc
rish, will come upon them' That they may
yet live to enjoy the thrilling pleasure of con.
templating glorious harvest, from the pre-
cious seed they are now engaged in sowing!
The work is most manifestly Of God; bearing
visibly upon the best interests of the Church
of Christ-upon the good order and moral as
pect of society at large-upon the most pre-
cious charities Of social life-upon the peace
of the moral kingdom of the Great Jehovah |!
And blessed are the peace makers for they shall
be called the sons Of God.
Upon the whole, the board have abundant
reason to say to the Society, stake courage
and GO forward" The obstacles to success O.
riginally existing have already been surrnount-
ed. The means of future operation are al
ready secured. The sentiment of discerning
and discriminating public is daily becoming
more and more enlisted. The harvest, We
fondly hope, is already ripening towards ma
turity. And while with fervent prayers for
the continued presence of the Great Lord OF
the harvest, and thus conclude our labors as a
board of managers, we would cling to the de-
lightful hope, that the time is not far distant,
when the Sunday School Union of Ale1an-
dria will be generally recognized as public
blessing. Signed by order Of the board.
JNO. +. WHEAT,
Corresponding Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-05
THURSDAY, MAY S, 1925.

1t is given as a rurnor in the Shenandoah
Herald, that Mr.. Pleasants, one OF the Editors
ofthe Constitutional Wig, has been charged,
by the President of the United States, with
very important Foreign Mission. Neither the
character of the mission, nor the country to
which Mr. p. is TO be sent. is stated. From
the style Of the paragraph which furnishes
this information, it is evident that no compli-
ment is intended; but the report may never
theless be true. The high standing of Mr.
peasants, and the independent political
course he has pursued, warrant US in placing
some confidence init.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-05

Wasaington, May 4--The Court Of
Inquiry for the investigation Of the con.
duct of Com. Porter, on the Faxardo
affair, &c. convened at the Navy Yard
in this city on Monday last, present
Com. ChauRcey, capt. Crane, and cant,
Read.
II IS understood that Com. Porter
took exception to the composition Of
the Court, on the ground that a maio.
rity of the members were officers iuni.
or to himself. This exception, being
referred to The Secretary Of the Nav
was ovcrruled by him on the ground
that the time for making this objection
had passed.
The court yesterday commenced the
examination Of witnesses, (officers Of
the navy ofcourse) many of whom are
attending this investigation. Among
them are capt. Cassin, capt. Dallas, and
capt. Finch. MAJ Intel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-05

In our paper Of yesterday, we insert
ed, from the London Morning Chrohl,
Gle, an important financial documen.
relating to Mexico, to which we InViS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-05

We learn bv Wylie's Price Current
Of the 10th April that liftie business
had been done in CoTroN, owing to
bad weather and the presence OF La
Fayette, the generous benefactor OF
mankind-his presence suspends bust.
ness wherever he goes. Bolt. Chron.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-05

The acting Secretary of the Treasury
has given public notice, that the prin-
cipaf and interest Of the eleven million
loan Of 1912 viii be paid off on the LIST
Of Octoberne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02
TRUST SNLE

RY virtue of deed Of trust from John Wren of Orange
County To me the subscriber sarng date August o4 SO
and duly recorded in The records odeeds of Orange Cn
aud IN of the provson. ofhe same shall ON he
eth ay ioc bee next at 2 o'clock NJ Of that dsv fail, If
hotthcn the next fi' day thereafter, hour Sundays
excepted the land IL Orange county her eiuafter
proceed sell nj public auction cash the highest bdd
the following property, described Follows in ,e s, eej
Of trust, TO wit; certain piece parcel of Ian situated
in the county Of Orange adjoining the lands Of John
Edmund Farney, Lucia Twima, Aaron Fray containing
55 or lee being The land CONVEYED by
from Augustine Slnord 10 said John Wren and recorded
IN the county Of oraose with all the buildings thereon s ali
the privileges and arpuenancr 10 the belonging: a
one negro man slave named Vincent aged about twcniy six
years, also anerowoman slave named az abopt
aud her children, both boys. one about three vear al
named Gibson and the ''her about year old named Harry
a, one patent still contents abont 49, gaon and othcI
STILL about 255 gallons. aud one Cher sin contents
25 gallons, the said stills bsing said Wren, diierv in
Orange cnuniy-orso much thereof shall sufficient TO sat
y the purposes OF said ifu> Sale will CONDUCTED by o,s
in person, in absence by James Barbour j. ESQ a IN,
AZ Mt uy authorized ior that puposc, with ron,cn # Jor
Wrrn aud the creditors. JOSIAH Is. ABBOTT Try,fer
Sept. g az ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02
Durable Coffin Letters far So1.- :

Letters wall enable FREUD trace the remains Of
.ne heeeaej forty Years after inermeni M the name and
H on me CONN and will be put any Coffin made by the
,,"'erioer on the most moderate and neat u,esI
ar'e aud par gentle Horses furnished shorte no.
ce Jut rreeIved supply OF Venisn Blinds ftbe largest
e WHO an elegant assortment Of Pier and Mantle Classes
roc P'1no., few Cane and Rash bottom Cb,irs; Cousi
vanish Hair Cloth, Cufl,d Hal and Mos. C.rysd
pg' Table Legs Sofas and Sdeboafd feet Looking Gass
r',it.' OF various s'1cwtb large supply of ST. Domingo
arh Bny hahogany Logs Hand Railing, Plank Bnard. pas
ne Cro'ch aud law Veneer aud bench Screws
Ieceny VISITED the most fashionable Ware Rooms TO tbe
NORTH, and procured Of ict select tourney men The
subscriber hopes TO carry on his Cabinet fur
re Sois aud Alrasses, IN The best aud most fa,onab
V where he VIII keep hand, supply and continue TO
maze these articles III. line ct notice All of
ducc. oGEontst ritsNnvE f'"'
Opposite the Merehan. COTE House, Main ST. Richmond
otFi'~' 35--wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02
.MRS. oKILL,S B09RDIN.lI SGHonIr-

No. 43 Baciiy-stre,L New-vo.k.
VIE vacation OF Mrs. Ok,ls School, tcrna,e NJ, lYc,
y day i2ih S"piembei, when she will reccn.nencr Nh,
tendance Of her pupils. s'
For the satisfaction tpse parents and guardians who re,d.
Al distance and who unacqn1nted with Mrs o. she think,
proper to insert so much Of her former dsenpmeni AZ
hears reference {, the gentlemen who been 40 Kind
TO aid her with their names aud influence.
MIS- okill feels sIaeiu in mentioning that the RI ev
Bishop inbart has kindly authorised her TO saw that he wi;
take an interest Ia the igsnizau success of her school
and the Rev W. Berrian, the Res. b. r. onJeronl and h
Rev. Dr. WaIrgh have had the goodness to D, oi.e he
their support aud influence"
In addi.n to the above mentioned Rev Gentlemen NJ
o. has Permon TO reero Peter A. Jay, Samuel Boyd lien
ry b5 clay Levinns ciarksCn Charles MeEves jane
Bceker, Esqrs. Of New York Robert Campbe E.o of New
Jersey, and Sullivan Dor, Esq. of Providence H. |.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02

EDTC TIn

TIE snoserher respectfully tenders bis services 10 tho
o. h"hmVnd M the capacity classical ip,,rue,
ON M has as-n the 'oom MI Surdiv,nt .hop ami
IL s''e ha''ps Cole. House the Main street =
, ss"e 81 ine has been selected Which, will not only IA
'ae; "u sford the students ready adni,s on into ~
ihe collegiate Institutions the Uni n The foIlw;n ,h
wii he read-ln Lstin Selectr Ve.-rp Selectr . bosn
'g'ar, VHsl, Saiust Cicero apd Horace - A'
In Grees, Delicious, Te,tamcn Greca SIinors and NJ;
L rencil, and Eiucid elements. "Jo'Nb
nc English Department will embrace CrtIoyr,nh, H.;
Writing. Grammar, A'ithmttic, Conpo tion
Heok Keeping by double entry. ' '5''P"y ana
leTns-For ihe Classics, &c $40 so per
&c ;ss per quarter-Should French be taurl tere ~
an addition Of - per quarter. s' 800 w" oe
eerenees mai. known application to the sub.cr;be,
VINO can be found at MIR Jabez Parker re.drne.
"'s SIR mon 9 H''eI JOHN w. wHIiE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02
Select Female Seminary IN PhnadeIohio-

y a..
IL. * MhS ANDREWS. aud Dr. & MRS JoSEs no,v
o me noT,h Carolina Feaae cadeiay are about 10 70.
nst"detPhir WHORE thry reiys
pp'i' only, 10 hoard aud sdueafr Tsc course Of 49,
WIZ embrace all the branches Of English Lfeyaace A. Ss;rr-
ever taught IN male emfa.ies, together with tIr go,
Language, brushing Music and Dencig In every deu"r,
most competent teachers will ibs EMPLOYED Or Vat
1al Histor Botany, Taiprai Phioophy Chimisfrv aS
asro'on, the pupils will regular couses Of
@erShip aiied by experimental demonstrations.
Ihe Children will take their meals with the family h. q,
a-'peaies and WIN be regarded with parcnta anxiety
ana 'ea"erness they will alternately visit with The men,s,
a. e sa'y and every calculated cultivate the nm
9i ad polish the manners will be carefully pursued
music, insumt MS, aud other article ncre.
'oT Tue aud comfort of The pupil. (wearihg ap
Pr, eNetPe.) willie supplied hy tho princips AMI ~.
included IN general charge $40 Tor the .cho
@ year. SO that parents and guardians will know the exnct
un' !" DC paid Wheme smallness Of the nuuber of Nm.
,a'en's cmployed aud the ADVANTAGE. offer, are con-
u 'he terms w'il MT appear hgh-It intended TO omen
'iI seminary on the 1T. of April ts26. Nf
'hHs ir further information respecting the plan
nay 'ln ~, together with the satisfactory refer enc e.,
~ Tue standing, character and abilities e prncina
y e.'ins letter (po paid Andrews Jones Oxford
n T. AN Early application is desired N'
OSiotd, u. G. Sept 9. OK q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02

ia, of August, isi5 va '"@' s'''e '"n"+y the %
stephen Pettus
Agans, Plaintiff
Thomas Bihb and Elizabeth nin,.J.v pc
The deiendan, Thomas Bib moi h,,,r p.,enaanfs
I r, gwen security according to Act Of Assembly srs
The 80. H.. gus eou and Is caring the atfartien ~
"e court ,iiat he Is not i.l.abtant of hi 80, W
hSaoh o. ie plaintiff by counsel, lercd that he "a az
No. | 90 appear here oi ,he fast Monday ia Nayenbs-
nAl' anu answer the PLAINTIFF bill and rive :ec,.;,,
M ,ne dee &c Of The court and tia. cop, Of dis DID,
'eu ~ INC itichmon9 Enqsrer for so month s,c
ces,'ey, and posted At the from, door of me
SAID COUNTY copy Tcse. 81 'ns
sept.e. " ROBINSON, elk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02
GREEyN B0TTO.W ron ME-

klY virtue OF deed oft trust executed TO US by y IT, e.,
NJ he'll, Esq and recorded in the ccur OF ,e rounI sc
bell, shall Monday The 10Th day September Ne - ia,
The town az Stiuninn, proceed TO sell to the highest bidder the
tract Of ani commonly called the Gresa Bol.os living
said county OF Cabe, the Ohio liver containing between
loii ana he thonSinl Of (which, than ,:-iteen
hundred are SAID 20 be Prime Tow grounds. We ne not
personally acquainted with this estate; hui e bes eore
senie being he finest that part Of lie Ohio which
bore this slate. II abound. in meadow ind Of the fra.
quality, and therefore we'll me' the attention Of he .oe
farmer For While this tho ia nd, OF
Col Wion g. Nioholi,io whom formerly beI0nscd il wa,
cStenvcly cultivated in Tobasro which when sold In NJ York
a2i Enronf5 commanded prices equll 10 those al ch The
best james River Tobacco soll This iani afonnI in coal n
has been divided tn'o smaller or lots. n, m u, be
hy plat in The pJs.csscn nf John Harmon Es who
live adjoining and WHO vii show the whole an part the COT
to those drpo'ed 10 view IL Bal will he .od IL one entire
tract ~ IN such pfrcesa the day Of sale m,e be Thought
best eacnle 10 iic best price. Tac 5ic viii be on
three equal annual insntcns the prcha.er 10 Give bond.
with approved sucies FOR the evcla i.laiat nt. "A a deed
Of iFui ouIhc lanl further the gInntc
4 the puktr money The deed Of trust however n moi 10
operate oil Inc last fn,,ulmcnt si9 BECOME due.
The Subscribers very 7oicis 10 inj up the business r
the ccnie ,oihein. II persons therefore should dce
in rurrh,s" th property, they attend 10 the full conf
doncc ilt will e soid Attic tne md pfcc above mrnoed
Join COALTEH,
JOHN ". COOKE
Trustee, fJr w. ". Cabo u snl his creditors,
Esl T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02
no CoTT0N PL-dNTERS-

1--WE suheihcf having completed his numerous order, Tor
Portable Throsns Sschins. cor this seispn y nr ny,
sed IN the Manufacture Of COTTON GINS and will supply
Of such sire and quality may be ordered Nth despeieh and
ssnyranseh 70 pcfforsn well.
fayinEs mod 81 Of late improved Dsulc-5reasisd Gin
such arc noss ,ssd anil preferred in togia Yuea.c
have opportunity o. procuring III, kind they sygrcfs
The pfics II Gins Of 40 MOI Is AZ Is per
Jaw, and for the DoGbie ssied Gin 81 90 per saw
Sss ~ Machinerv fompeio Except the main shaft and
horse levcr) Tor driving Gins ~ horses sn1 ea in a psh
re, wl he rD1etf 70 order The co fot power
about $50. SAML COCHHAN,
rs-sd q Msyes Dsidse, Richmond.
Seyt1 S@-vE'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02
ME STIRS1IRl-IIR ERo-

gghVE ,ased snsrecs ~ hug,nes sler the 6rr, o
1ofiL ~ No.,og7,o q Pcr-irsor ir ia. rur,o.. ~ A.,
rymr on Tie Observation-Disclosures At Pe,ior,o,.vgi,
in Ama, where they intend. al nies 10 kern mi snp
py ~ esey dtsrn Of GOODS that wanting n tie
resho ooi au PeTc thew selves sell each stioe ol
Ike guilty n' l IS hcy ctn BE- hosgtin Richnond. Our
" u NJ ntaguf n0w visii'y i'allimoe Phade ph, and
Ne oTk Io te pOrpoe ~ living goods fr cash and
we particularly invite the inhabitants u Noiloy.y and Aeis
to examine the quality and pi-s Of goods before they
make any purchases All tho taste belonging partner
now 70 The North viii he brought requsdion 0bts
goods particularly to peaso the ladies
NNr1fL. MOTLEY,
IL. Is. MONTAGUE,
MATTHEW n. PERKINSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02
NrOTICE

s'liE sub scriher, living IN the apper end of u,
tho e f"a IN 'sS c"n,'nuatie of hen school dins
i'e'"s year She hcgs leave remark thar tbe .,,;
',tnton will be paid both .le improvement, ana
Fe, o. an .eh9ls: committed! her aud ns.rcton
l mn na ait'o h.lrd'ns bedding aud wa,hingl tb.
"a" Sc WA be We sum OF sixtytive dollars
,T foarre.is TIC following Branches, viz; English Cram
'u' oesrap'y, Hsioiy Mapping. Painting EJ,,Ln. al W.
namnai Work Reading Writing Spehn Isl n s Us
,r 'ei "iii ce,emene. The 18th day Of FeLtu
Hanover county. Sept . 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02
MOTICE.

yIJHE Subscriber wishes employ manager IS hi. n,,,
4 ton county Of 0oochnnd about two mile, a,es &
coGrthele for The ensng year tr,egfnv sobrev ind,-
try snd sl ~ to cuvao q corn wheat ADD INA
speedily q the crop III s-.tned ndvsnsbte 49,
Tons ADD none need apply upless prepared nth h ana
ample ;rsonias of The rosesslon them In nv sbenr~
PPeaio1 nay be made . Richard Anderson ESQ OF COL
Bernard both Of whom avhcr,ed to contract on
my patti To one pos eed Of the required atoms lber
"asS WI re gwen ROBERT STANARD. I.
h"s'F-~ 32-w5vf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02
In " SCHOOL.

VIE public respectfully info ineI that nv course Of
Lecture viii re, ommenee the irsl &rniay 10 Novem.
ger IL Is expected that will be completed on the 5tt of
May a. Tire progress of the students greatly facin,e
5y printed copy of each Lecture being placed their hands
each week The remaining day viii TO
.Ham'naon The particular examination DIV on lie sub
Je1" the preceding lecture viii be rigidy in
Ticket Of admission SIS III 81. & 'riIt,kER "
Winrhesler Seut2 .. q. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02
THKE NOTTCE-


we hai petition the Virginia L.ri,la,re n
point Trustees 10 sell all l.ts Oxford :, bet =,
are ""'"po.eo, and 10 make fee simoIe ,;r, =, III
purchaser and 10 appropriate he moue arising is h %
heFeo' asreeably to the original ofAsse,nhjv
ROBERT TERRELL
SAMUEL TERRELL
f,r. c. - wan. L. HARRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02
COMNIy.NryCHTJON

was much surprised at the appearance in your
paper OF the 26h inst. of the following notice.
conUention--We understand, that on the 18th
INST tne people Of Goochland, (st quarterly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02
Charlottesville Lots Eo- CT.
.NOTLCE

VIDE Partnership her etofore exi,ir- h.,r.,
~ Taney and Grocery near Powbs,s,
sIh mis1ay, by mutual cement, dissolved: All rs
s 70 ,he hf IA are required TO make payment To- Dsy;5
LeIuS who Is alone authorised receive the debts ,d I'D
% L'"e"r Is bound 10 discharge all claim, srs;n.l th.
h'in eiih,r of the Iannrrv M r; rac e". inc
our hands this sash of August 1875 :" "'hs's
GUTIHIDGE p. SCRUGGs
s, DAVID LESUEUR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02
LIND FOR Sam

ne Mosefosr wishes TO sell his Tract Of EsAS fvos ;,
county OF fiuvsnna James river, two mes 49,
anton sonainns by late survey 5i2 acres 50 wh;ei
10 OF superior qosly Il thought
'hs smsevss acquainted with IA. ~ 49, "AAc
not Effect sale before the 9th OF tb, month -
Car. o'clock on that day be sold the highest bidi. AZ
cur @ mus Tavern in New Canton one third of th-
two CON-, viii he required in hand the remainder In
ANNUAL nstalnent, with deed Of trust to secure ,b
he p,;yiie will be given lat Of January next viii.
reeo Vi seeding crop Of Wheat in proper time.
Locust HIN g.. @ - JOHN r. RICHARDSON.
- SePs. Z, 1879 35-1s
r SHAY, charlottesville Lots For Sale.
"ssdsy s September nsn 81 s s sr on msS
joining the town of s,Je months, from 20 30 L6TS ad
sidsnces. '' , ",Su,e,s eues Tor private re-.
ScPten,berH D ANDERSoN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02
PaluaJie Stock of Ury Goods at -9o,ction

Pa!udJie Stoek Of Dry Goods at AUCTION.
SHALL, ON Thnr.dy HE 29h September sell al tub
iic Anoon my eniic stock OF Dry Goods amounting 20 A.
bout 81 1000 Among them the following valuable st;eles
40 piece, mpeiine cohs aud cassimcres
60 DO bannes. assorttd coors
100 d. PLAIN and fgu. cd hoGibazctts
10 do citcassisn plails
70 bales domestic she,iings and shiriirEs
80 pieces plaid d,riescs and checks
% pieces brown holland
60 pieces German goods yn.
Buraps, 0znabui tiekenburEs
80 pieces crtfoa osnbnes
200 do book and ether musns
so dozen eravas
100 pieces calico Id.
s,lks, hest guaIiy ~
80 cloth sha,vls
so boxes rihhon', assorted
50 pieces Aag hdkf.
20 dc bed tokingi
Win asreat variety Of other articles nnerou. for The
hmfs OF an advescpe all o Which will positively be sos
wfncut any limit or ressrvc Tire following terms under
$VO cash between O0ani 800, four monh aud over $500
sly months credits negotiable wa, approved endorctf
WIZ DC required County merchants invited attend his
sue they scdon have IN opportunity Of obtaining
auction a. vel assorted nearly he whDe stock has been pur
chased within u months uncut, and in good order.
u The ale will he conducted ~ Noncpe Robinson ond
Psnsap,s, aud will be continued from DAY day until the
whole 10 sold. MANN s. VALENTINE
All pcross Indebted by bond open account are reoaede6
to call au discharge the previous 20 the day Of sale.
August %. 99--fdsif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02
NOTICE.

SHALL present petition 10 tie General Assemble
y ofVrginri, for divorce cm my wife, Ms Adelne WI
ieardOn, virtue clan stcsted agreement byeen u.s. and
for sun lry CHARLES w. RICHARDSON
chnUnd S rpf. q nv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02

Tennessee JOHN Blair, John Cooke, Jas c.
Mitchell, j. G. 1saacs, II. Allen, S. Houston, Jas.
x. Polk, j. II. Marable ard Adam II. Alexander
are elected TO Congress from Tennessee. Messr+.
Sanford Reynolds and Standefcr of the last Con-
gress not reelected.
AtabGma-Messrs. Owen and Moore are re-
elected in this state. Mr.. McHees district is not
fully heard from. There were three candidates in
that disIric'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02

Court took into consideration the proprety of AL
dressing memorial to the Legislature, in oppose
ZION to Convention. Mr.. Joseph S. Watkins
addressed them IN favor of the measure, and Mr..
Charles r. Pope IL opposition TO It, They adopted
resolution appointing Committee to prepare
memorial to that effect and circulate it among the
people,
short statement of facts, as they occurred, will
shew you, Gentlemen, that the information you have
received in relation to this meeting. proceeded
from some misrepresentation Of your iaformers.--
without any previous notice to the people, pro-
eiama'ion by one of the Deputy Sheriffs was made,
OF the wish, on the part of some one, to address
.nem Alter they had assembled, Mr. Joseph Vat
kins proceeded to denounce the Stanton Conven-
non. AT the conclusion OF his address, paper
was handed TO him containing the names Of those
Gentlemen nientioned your notice, constituting
Commlttee--which list Mr.. Watkins read and in
formed the people, that the gentlemen there named
would act In drawing up and circulating the memo
rial. When he had lenquished his stand, he was
replied by Charles +. Pope, not with view to
oppose the circulation of a memorial against the
Convention, but 10 repe his attack the Staunton
convention, and 10 shew that his eulogy of the
CONSTITUTION OF Virginia misplaced. From this
orei history OF the case, you will at perceive
hat the only consideration civ en- by the people TO
the proposition of Mr.. Watkins, was, after being
hastily summoned together, to pay decent atten-
Ton 10 his remarks; and that no resolution was
adopted by the people; no vote taken; and no pub
Tic Indication of their will was given, as none
whatsoever was called for. Indeed, what was
done, as far as met the public eye, was done by
Mr. Watkins, and not by the people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02

a. The conclusion of Political Dispositions No C. on our
fret page.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-02

Comierfet Bank .N6tes.-The Banks in "
York have entered into an agreement 10 cross all
the counterfeit notes offered 30 them. In Phila-
deIpbia several persons have been committed under
charges Of counterleiling and passing counterfeit
notes OF the Commercial Bank Of that City. We
observe that counterfeit notes OF one of the Banks
of this place have been offered in Philadelphia, bu,
which of the Banks is not mentioned We infer they
are notes Of the same description Of those against
which we Published caution several weeks ago.