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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
.NEGROES FOR SgTE

Psuanee Of IN order and decree Of the county count Of
Lonis'' VIII he sold 70 the highest bidder or credit Of "
months ct Elisha Jsckons Tavefn, said county on he 9f
gay OF december nsi Hflr II the next far (Surday
oef") osveH hFeiy neToes belonging 10 the esise OWL
Han ihonas dectased consisting Of meu women hos
o Eib bonds wh approved security viii be fraifed u
"e Puioha'et'' DAVID RICHARDSON,
n Commisstnef.
Iro.D- G2-w4wt
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wARRENToN FEMALE ACADEMy

NHERes Z. Brainsri aud the Rev c. c Byaireyd ha,,
purchased the situation recently occupied by Mrs Pho,
the Education Of Young Ladies the follow n- b,anebe
Spelling, Reading, wiring English Grammar, Mode,
l.et,ns Msp', Simple aud Comporrl Arhme,cs Na,h.ms
EemsnlS OF Composition, Modem and Ancient
uon"my Natural History Element. Of Criticism M,thoo
Natural and Moral Philosophy, Logic, Fr,neh Span,.h
aud Mneraosy, with Of Lectures he.on Music ~
namenal Puma ship Plain and Ornamental Needle-yso,t
vei'un velvet aud san Painting and in
pore style aud cTayou Drawing Painiil in Oil NAL A
elai tyt aud Flowers IN Wax, Gliding Japannng, BronI,
They wall be assisted by Mrs. Brainerd Mis-, L. Bya;r,
Che etent Dreotres, the ishorCugh Academy and Nj;
s. Braaerd, members OF their ft,,Iy. - '''- -'''
fERuS per Session. asPTsrosy established BY Mrs Pun
- kett--Paya6ie ia advance.
sls.. sl''r's'' i
Drawing, &c as above, for each
~ OF per session 10
G,Id"s, C; s.a.. f' way 10
Boa,d e' ''V e"
Pupils may attend tosny of the above ,peeied branches
"r option OF Parent ard Guardians,
u. hlsi se.s viii commence on the Monday in jan
parl 100 There he examination June aud Soyrm
m'nnry, viii be between tie Nnye,ber ssmiain I H.
commencement OF the succe edii.. wear w vac
Though not equrrd, is desirable 70, many important re,
sous that Tue young Ladies SHOULD board with The T.aebr
rhey VIII be unde hom immediate inspection. IN.
Teachers will tee ihcm.el,e MOI, remnant. a. Ill.,, e
ue whe oH 81 school; iry wilt also have MANY more on
'ues o. owing their minds and manners While mem
LIN e' y 10" a suel strictly and uly all boariei.
wl he considered and uca together with many otlet all
S''' hose who houd with them nrsi come p,oy;,l
Hh sr 4 shec,s and blankets. and coun.,p,n. .rh m
n'ret1ioie requrc Ia the school r'''' $50 a.
y, ieaehe's OF this Seminary her TO say word on
TAM SUBJECT Of neraks. While thei ationt on viii I've
4tNoea to the formation OF lady-ikc manners in thei Pu,
men ais VIII he still noe the subject Of anxious wat hui
Ever soieitous they will he to win te aI.c,,n .,
heT Pupils those who preside ovei the s ,nary viii 49,;
Drcemhci 10 - i'' ~ go, ", =. ~ ram!
War'enlon, ~ G. 18th Nov tc26
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

The extensive failure OF Samuel Williams, Esq.
of London, TO which I'm allusion made IN our
last, has received abundant confirmation; but the
ascertaned fact has been attended by circumstances
rendering the bankruptcy less formidable than was
at first upprehended. 1t would seem by Circular
received from a respectable Mercantile House that
the debts of Mr.. Williams amount TO 1850 900. -
Ills assets to E50O, 0C0 the deficiency TO = i5o,-
900. by letter from MIR. limo. Williams, oil
Boston, we ere informed that Timothy Wi2gin,
Esq. has taken charge of the business of MIR. s.
Williams, as provisional assignee. lie will take
aud hold al property, conssnments, remi,tanceS
received or that may be eceved, since the 2ith OF
Oct which will be placed by him 10 the credit and
disposal of the parties entitled 10 receive tic same,
after paying the sums that may be due the estate
Boston Pail
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

WAS committed onthe first day Of October last 10 the ia
" Charlotte county runaway, negro man who sis
himself Davy Smith, aud says iha he Dac ksmh by trade
nd belongs 10 Major Jones OF Alabama and he bou
him o. VIM ShaHk' of the Of Petersburg Va lie u
yellow slender made man. about fifty I'D has wen on
the right side Of his neck aud ahpu uch u
height The is requested comply with the law and
take him away he will he dealt with Directs
Dee IL. e6-wi2v Wi. SMITH, jaiior, c. c.
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EDUCaTION

WE School under he upeftend Of the suhae hers
y situated 10 the county Of Cumberland, one mile sboy.
Llnghornts Tavern, and half mite Rev john
hthPatiek'', viii be con inuot The ensuing year.
AL studies preparatory for college, necessafy business
viii be taught, The Engih Latin and Greek Languages
Eulefs, o. Ls-Croix Algebra Geometry, Trigonornetry, ri
'uraon So seyns SC SC together with Geography, Mapping
and French. -
They have lately erected spacious and comfortable School
house aacent oan excellent spring. The situation remark
bly, htah The ghbourhood enlightened and society eo1d
Te1n k1 Latln Creek, Mathematics, &C. $50 per sess.
English branches, q DO
of ten months.
Bo,rd can he had in respectable families within mile or
wool tie School, the moderate terms SIS per an
mum Of 10 mouths
Vacation. snd examinations heretofore viz. Examinations
IN I'VE last Thidays Of may and November Vacation
sud December WM n. PAGE.
r. w. KENNEY.
Crp,6trIand, Nop. %. 6O-sygfs
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nv LbfPROVED COTTON PRESS.

~ iWFHUTED COIIO.N PRESS
VIE subseriben olb' city aud bies Heath ADD Mason
oiPetersbufe will horty have powers % sell LICENCES fr
uns an Improved Cotton Pfos y fthe o9unte, m this
s"e' descriptions Of whrh may be at Their counting
ieePce will be given 70 person soon s the power
r,eeived he will ct UP The Pres immediately The. ihe pew
pie may see u, snd he sslnsed Of is utility
IEWfs WEBB Co
nov ~; s5~-F
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20


The Board Of Commissioners under the st.
Petersburg Cow enon, re-assembled in this city
on Thursday last, agrceably TO adjournment
Nat Int.
Circulation of Aite'igeace.-Stepping into the
City Post Office on Tuesday evening, and observ
ing how large a number OF free letters were put up
for one mail, which the Clerks IN the act of
despatching, we had the curiosity TO inquire how
many such letters had been despatched from that
Office during the las, week. The Chief Clerk took
the trouble 20 add up the numbers which had been
mailed al that Office during the week ending on
Tuesday The 18Th inst. and the agg egate really sur
priced even us, who had some opportunity OF
knowing the extent of the correspondence between
this city and the various points OF the interior,
pecially during the Session. The whole number
thus despatched during the week Hify-thiee
thousand eight hundred and taceire. In the
packing and wrapping up tie mails, about one hun
,red and twenty quires oil large cartridge paper
have been consumed In addition 10 this labor, i'm
mense mails from the North, the South, and the
West, received, assorted, and distributed, dali
y, at this Office besides several oihere Of less i'm
porauce during the week. ID.
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Ne Understand ,hat NJ.

The injury which the United States Ship John
Adams received in leaving Pensacola, and which
rendered it necessary for Ler 10 go into Savannah
to repair, was caused by her striking two or three
times on the bar Her rudder, was, bv this acct
dent, unshpped, and part OF her false keel broken
In which state she lowed by tie Hornet, for
about three days The ship was TO leave Savannah
on Monday last. Six of her crew swan from the
ship TO the Carolina shore, where they seized
canoe and crossed 10 the city Two Of them had
been re-taken. Nat. Journal.
Ga Sunday last, while number of gentlemen
(members OF Congress) and ladies dining at
the boarding house OF Captain Burch, on Capitol
Hill, the principal waiter, faithful and esteemed
old servant, suddenly fell down, and expired in an
insiant, without moving limb Several of the
persons present being physicians, the lancet was
freely applied, but the vital spark was totally
unct. The effect of this melancholy and sudden
catastrophe on all present, may be more easily con-
ceyed than expressed ID.
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July &c.
B.aNK OF YIRGI.NY.a,


THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders the Bank vii
be held the FIRST Monday January, heretofore.
w. DANDSIDG T., Cashier.
Dec. .. 6I-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

MEETING ofihe Trustees OF the Brook Turnpike Com.
Pny convened this 18th day of December 1895, nj the
Bell Tavern adjourned 10 the place on FRIDAY
TIE 18th inst for the purpose OF ell cng Directors
ing dividend Punctual attendance l. requested
Deo.l5. 66--td j. II. EUSTACE, Tr. r. r. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

TYNE subscriber respectfully informs b. friends and the
public, that he BIS oPeneda Tavern IN the horse the
Past SIDE ~ The road leading 10 Gloucter, King Queen
courthouse wheie he nvte AZ those who feel
him. sud desire be comfortably accommodated 10 call for
entertainment No eNertions will he wanting, the part of
Che proprietor to give saiacton 10 all who may please Ia
hn with their patronage lie would invite tho attention
o travellers particularly 70 this siuaou, inasmnch il
somewist retifedGon tbe hute II Inc courtyard.
PC ~ eg@n5' RogERT mYR1 OK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
fl.euei in3,oDemeat Coaoention.

ftttlHEf mn OyfDiCHt tOH0eHtlOR.
.lIlt,tOeE, Dec. 1.-The Convention Of the
. b.. Nars,au1, called " for the purpose OF con-
,...as t'o best means Of promoting us Internal
.cuont' assembled this day at eleven
u. .;, iatns C,sy Council Chamber, on the second
" the IHchaDge Buildings.
81 isif past u o'clock, Col. Plafer, OF 81. Ma
called 'Ao COM cntionto order. As soon a.
onnrr, bad aiken their seats, Gov. Sprigg Of
0... Ceo.te's rose AID nOline ed Charles Car
..I u Cauo on. ~ President ct the convention,
.i... ,y.s pu5unoousl agreed 10. The venerable
h.a. conducted 10 lie chair; and after The
.-. meu OF John S. Skinner, Esq Secretary
.sui ,Gifcsscd the meeting in . short and
,94uAer, a. 10 tie objerts of the present
t..- The body is composed "l large NUM-
.l CA. .t,y lspectahie citizens, and Is equal 10
.a- rr.- aud aye, to any convention that has
.-.. lt- Do his State for long time. i ,om
Shore Of Maryland, tI.efe Is not sn-
...r... 30 enhance.
m.... of Air Po~s OF Frederick, The chair
-t.t. otised 20 apronta coumiuec Of tyr-
... r &C subject OF Internal Improve
l.. spoFi thereon TO the convention
o1tned to the Courthouse, to-mor-
-.t r..... o'clock, when the committee
aa" Patriot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

IN CHANCElY-M Rules holieuin the CltEk,s Ohiee OF
the county eOurtOf Charlotte the 9Th day Of NVssmbe'
1925:
Allen Gillian, plaintiff
Janlss Redmond, adnr of Robert Williams dec, and Sally
Calei widow Richard Carter dee, John Carter Will
CATER Dabnsy Carter james Cater Coleman Cater, Eli
1ab.th Garter and Polly Carter, defendants.
The defendants Sally Carter widow Of Richard Cartel dec
John Carter, Carter Dahney Carter, Jas Carter Cole
Carter, Elizabeth Carter Polly Carter having catered
their given security according 10 the act oil the Ge
neral Assembly the rules Of this court aud il appearing
To- the satisfaction oi the court that they not inhabitants
this state, the motion vi the plaintiff ny COUNSEL oidertd
that tn, said defendants do appear here the first Monday IN
February next and enter their appear and awer the
plaintiffs bill and security Tot performing the decree oil
the court and that copy OF this order be inserted n the
Hchncnd Enquirer, for two months suceesneiy and post
ed al the irontdOor 'i the eogrtoue Of the said eSu.
copy. Tes.e WlNSL0W ROBINSON, elk.
Dec. 20. 6s-wsw
Z y UhANCERY. In rOwAaaa county eOurt, NOVslnber'
z tue 18th, 1915.
Sary Fosee, deceased and Stephen Sublctt, Matilda
Mubiet and sry Sublett, infant children of the said William
Subet by has ae wife aforesaid aud Thomas JordoE, who
n.rnarred with Sarah toee deceased and Alexander
Jodon, infant child vi the sand Thomas Jordan by h late
wife aforesaid, plaintiffs
against
Nancy For,ee, Caioline Ma,ild, Fcrsee, William Roper
who nltrmarr,d with Margaret Forsee deceased aud
Albert Roper anu Edred roper, infant children Ct the said
William Roper, by ms late wIiv Aforesaid, Defendants
Tins day CAME tt Piai lay their attorney AID hed their
b against the Dticndant aud awarded against the
Disndan,to themo aPpearhee aud answer the sa';
1d the Satisfaction Of the that the Deien
dan,s w illau Roper Albert Rope aud Edred Roper not
nnl''tants OF this commonwealth the notou OI the Pills.
by their attorney eCreed order by the court that
tue sand last named Defendants do appear here before
the third ruuIsday ia February the bill aiOre
said, and tat copy Of this order be forthwith inserted IN
S"o non sucoee and si ano.r cory he posted al 'he
front door oi the courthouse of this county successive
court days previous the said thld Thursday February
heM' Copy. Tes;e, WM y DANSL,C.
Dee. ~. bG-wSWF
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ENGLISH SEINE TUJIl.E

VI itTAEA lbs. hes English Seine rvin, re. n.ly I'M
49, - w. ported direct from London fii sale on ac
Con- ioda'"s terms ny WIN. WM. GAIT, Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

The Joint Committee on the State ofthe Repub-
lie have been instructed by vote in Senate OF
SO TO 3, TO frame a memorial to the President OF
the United States, exhibiting the conduct OF Colo
mel John Crowell, Creek Indian Agent, and re-
quest his removal from Office, as measure highly
conducive the interest OF the Indians aud the CT
tizens Of this State. .ifHiedgeriHe &c. JoUr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
MR.. RANDOLPH.

As the recent appointment of Senator from Vir-
ginia has excited considerable interest at our me
mopos, we copy, from the Richmond Enquirer,
the entire proceedings mad thereon which resulted
ia the choice of Mr. John Randolph, whose flash
ing wit, AID melodous and sarcastic eloquence has
so often and so long instructed, delighted and as
toni-hed he members of the lover house The
towering talents of Mr.. Randolph to be
dIspla, ell on another theatre, where, entertain
no doubt, he will sustain lis former reputation.
Wash. C.. GdE.
We understand that Mrs. Patterson now the
Marchoness of Wellesley, is about 3S years of age;
the Marquis her husband &C that her sister Hiss
Cation, lately married the abide camp and nephew
OF the Duke or Wellington, and that she is justly
esteemed one of the most fascinating and accom-
plshed ladies' presented al the court of George
the Fourth. Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

SALEM, Dec 5.--An elegant pilot boat scboo-
ner OF about so toas, was launched few days
since al n orlh Salem, intended for the service OF
tie American Missionaries al the Sandwich Islands
She is called tie +" Missionary" and viii shortly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
sGLECrIoMS.

THOMAS JEFEERsoN.--The following letter,
from this iIlus;riols man, shews how entirely lie
retains, 10 old age, the fire of patriotism and the
faculties o! the mind. Il onght to be made public,
were il only an incentive the preservation of
the memorials OF the Revolution which are to be
found in the private correspondence of the leading
men OF that age: Nat. lat
MONTICELLO, Nov. 30, 20.
thank YOU, Sir, for The copy you have been so
Kind as to send ne, OF The Life of your Grandfather,
RICHARD HENRY LEE. | shall read it with
great pleasure; for adiclum of Virgil taught us,
long ago, the truth 60 juvat renovare dolores
,lihough the times were trying, we look back to
them with satisfaction. Your grandfather was IN
deed great man, ard acted great part in those
awful scenes, and he is fortunate in having des-
centiant capable of making known his merits to the
generations which shall feel their benefits. You
have set, too, all excellent example in depositing
his valuable corresponJences with the American
Philosophical Society. II is most desirable that
this example should be generally followed; for the
true history o: the Revolution, it's secret springs
private passions. ihuf influence and effect or tie
public transactions, can never be truly known un-
I'll t!.ose hoards OF private correspondence be given
to he public. With my thanks, be pleased 10 ac-
cept tie assurance OF my great esteem snd respect
TIL JEFFERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

OHro.-The Legislature Of the State OF Ohio
assembled at Columbus, the 5th inst In the
Senate, Allen Trimble elected Speaker, and
in the House of Representatives WIN. W. Irwin
chosen to the Office. We have not yet
received the annual communication OF the Co
vernon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

New ORLEANS, Nov. i2.-By a gentleman
recently arrived from Tampa Bay, East Florida, we
learn that the late Indian disid5ances were entirely
suppressed. They had become reconciied to the
tolerable order.
The troops at the Cantonment on Hillsboroush
river, had been remarkably healthy the last sea
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

Ecrcct of a Letter from Davidson County,
Tennessee, to friend in This toto1l, dated No
ssuber H..
An association Of some seventy or eighty men in
s... cooo'y, have obtained rraci OF Land, in the
bro incc OF Texas, Of one hund ed miles square,
vs.! he ntentioa Of emgra;ing thiiher.
eI.ay Of our young and eoterprzing citizens are
lea. their dourishing and cultivated homesteads
81 .,rl -ase for boundess wilderncsses and norasses
,f.o. where the stroke Of The axe and grub
ycr resounded. And many poor fell
t4. nself and MS posle,ity rich in being
goo. a. a,rl lord Of an extensive domaine in a
.....-g were health il waited on every breeze,
.lt s..t .aJu.ds on every hillock, and spsrkes in
.- .rr-l GlnisTation is encouraged by every
sath.al.h 20 to Texas.-Falk of poverty
30 Te,a.- Speak OF any OF the ills which
n.s Tia. fe lie burhen OF their replies will be,
p, fa l'eSas. Il. I. Inner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

.lne.t " utGcsHee.-It Yves stated some
rs. r.c tie United States Gazette, 4" that
..S Lrto~. - officer o. the Rev oluton who
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

The following is extracted from letter of Gen.
Roche 10 Tie Greek Committee of PARIS, under date
OF Napoli d RonlsD, Sept. IL, and translated for
this mornings Daily Advertiser.
Boston Daily .Adp.
{" The American feet contrasting OF the North
Carolina OF l04, commanded by Commodore Rod
gers, iIigale Constitution, the corvette Ontario,
and one otner corvette entered this port on the 2h
current. have been on board the Commodore's
snip to congratulate him in my quality of envoy
from the French Greek Committee, his safe
arrival. He received me with The mos; honorable
distinction. The moment after my arrival on board,
the members OF the Government came TO ielicitate
him; the President of the Senate, the Vice Presl-
dent and many Senators, accompanied them. They
were received by the Commodore - ith the greatest
distinction! lie had prepared Dejeunei, where
the creates cordality reigned. The Commodore
III person showed Us every part OF his superb ship
On the departure OF the Greek 60 ernment he fred
salute of ~ guns. Al the iiriHg OF the first gun
the Greek Flag was hoI-ied at the bowsprit, and
not lowered until The salute was finished. The
forts returned he salute gun for gun. When Com
modore Rodgers returned the visit OF he Greek
Government, be was accompanied by so officers OF
his squadron. The Greek troops maneuvred aud
filed of before him. The Greeks were all enthu-
siam; it was indeed family fee. The most perfect
| amity subsists between the two nations. An
American Consul will reside at Napoi di Romans,
aud The Commodore states that he will leave Cor
yette on lie Levsnt Station"
Oheiancbo'y Shiptcreck. The brig Columbia,
Welsh, from Philadelphia for this port, with a car
go OF coal, for the Schuylkill Company, was driven
ashore on Long Island, near Southamp on, on Tues
day night and before morning went entirely pieces.
Capt. w. II. Welsh, the master, MIR. Geo. A.
Brewer, the mate, and two boys, names not sscer-
tanned, persisted. Two seanen, whose christian
names ere Robert and Joseph, were saved.
NJ Y. yHer Adp.
The Eliza, At Salem, brings sdvices from ijata-
via, 10 August 10 The Macassar war was ended
nsuuectons coninued in that part of the Island OF
Java called DjocOknta, Maglan, and Cadu--snd
disaiTcctiOn'o P9ckalonga. West of Cheribon all
-as .oL The renllLar lnrcn IN iIlD Lah uas s-nalL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
To RIcII'D II. LEE, Esq.

,4L. Monroe. Tie Congress of Panama, to
which the President alludes il: his message, will
und oubtediy be wise assemblage TO deliberate
upon measures Of vast import to the peace and sta
Sil.ty OF Republics. We hear, from Washington,
t.at The embassy Tie part of the United States
,yil be offered 10 our venerable and experienced
,X-Tfcsidcut Monroe, and that he would probably
consent 10 ernnaie his labours in the great cause
Of Colombian Liberty at The Congress of Panama.
There !, a fitness in applying the talents and ex-
s,erieuce Of lin who las witnessed and shared the
!.hoprs which have founded aud conducted success
-Liy nc sIeat example OF Free Government, to the
tio:ihert.cns at Panama, which will set the seal 10
thc act OF continental freedom. The patient, eau
t.ous srd el-judgInS mind Of Mr. Monroe; the
wears which he has devoted 20 sustain republican
lrincip!es .nd his habits in diplomatic intercourse
~. him au.iH emily for such discussion will occur
Ia that Colgress. Ths dignity of the greatest sta
ton % the IS ord, which Mr.. Monroe lately occu-
pial, woI!J he enhanced by his personal abours
10 ,nat treat assembly. " y. .adU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

SAL Tor ner destination, Under colnnaEu OF SaPt'
Hunnew ell, of Boston. 'di
ARKANsAs-The Legislature Of the Territory
of Arkansas terminated its session on Thursday
las, after session OF 80 days. We perceive that
Governor lizard had the good sense and hrmness
TO reject several acts PASSED by the Assembly Tor
granting divorces, on the ground that no judicial
investigation of the facts concerning the cases
had preceded the applications to the Legislature
Tor the divorces. r-o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

fsGE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between the
sub'criscrs, under the INN Of Geo. Bagby Co. Is this
.ly Dissolved by mtlIai CONSENT
Az indebtd tho either by bond OF ac
corn viii please 70 make pas ment 90 WIN. b. Jones VIII,
l.1uo .auiyed receive aud settle them. and t. whom
picaIoH tfEO. BAGBY,
VA. II. JONES
buckingham, Dee,G, C2-1wga'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-26
For Freight,

{SK The new and superior copper fas'
MD tened ship L.aCONLi, ALEXANDER
DASIMs, master, carries 600 hogsheads tobac-
CO. or 1900 barrels -four, and will be ready
in few days for the reception Of cargo
Apply to WIN fowLE eco;
Ttz0 haze for sale qFoCt said ships cargo Of
1000 bushels ; ., ,I Bs,SH sA,r