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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-09
DEFINITIONS.

Observation-Disclosures imitation.
Pedant.-A man so absurdly igno-
rant as to be vain OF his knowledge.
Party Spirt.--A species Of mental
vitriol which we keep to squirt against
others, but which in the mean time ir.
ritates, corrodes, and poisons our own
mind,
Rhyme.-Often substitute for poe
try, an antithesis to reason.
Saw.-A sort Of dumb alderman,
which gets through great deal by the
activity of its teeth.
Scandal-The tattle Of fools and ma
lignants, who Judge of their neigh
bours themselves.
Spinster.-An unprotected female,
and of course fine subject for exer-
cising the courage of towards and the
wit Of the witless.
Taste-An imaginary standard like
that of Fashion, on whose capricious
changes the most thoughtless bcstow
the most thought.
Tinder.-A thin rag, such for in
stance as the dresses Of modern females
intended TO catch the sparks, raise a
fame, and light up match.
Iongue-The mysterious men,
brane that turns thought into sound
supplying us at the same time with
food for the body, refreshment for the
mind, and music for the ear
Haaiiy.- Another word for the
whole fleeing pageant of human ex.
istence.
Ugiiness-An advantageous stimu-
lus for the mind, that it may make up
for the deficiencies of the body.
Usury, La,o Diminishing a.man for
making as much as he can OF money,
although he is freely allowed to make
as much money as he can.
Damme. An expletive Of style, used
to fill vacancies of matter and there
fore Of perpetual occurrence in con-
versations Of the high and low vulgar.
Dandy.-A fool who is vain ofbeing
the lady figure of some fashionable
tailor, and thinks the wealth OF his
wardrobe will conceal the poverty of
his ideas; though, like his long cared
brother in the lions skin, he is betray-
ed as soon as he opens his mouth.
chamberlain androgynous insect
that flutters about ladies toilets, and
buzzes impertinently in their ears.
Debt, misunderstanding the
property of our posterity, that we may
be better enabled to destroy our con-
temporaries.
Debates.-An useless wagging of
tongues where the noses have been al
ready counted.
Dsstiny.-The scapegaot which we
make responsible for all our crimes and
follies: necessity which we set down
for invincible when we have no wish to
strive against it.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-09

Men are born with two eyes, but
one tongue, in order that they should
see twice as much as they say; but
from their conduct, one would sup
pose that they were born with tho
tongues, and one eye; for those talk the
most who have observed the least, and
obtrude their remarks upon every
thing, who have seen into no.
thing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-09
S97,l7o
S76O Prizes.
5000 Blanks.
2436O Tickets.

24360 Tickets.
No ticket which shall have drawn prize of
a superior denomination can be entitled to an
inferior prize.
Prizes payable 80 days after the drawing,
and subject to the usual deduction of fifteen
DER cent. Whole tickets 81, Halves 2, Quar-
tiers 81. Packages of ten tickets, embracing
the thirty numbers of the lottery, which must
ofnecessity draw at least SIS 60, net, with SO
many chances for capitals-or shares OF pack
ages, may be had at the same rate.
It should be recollected that Runnells had
the pleasure of selling many Of the Capitals IN
the former scheme, which were paid as usual
on presentation of the tickets
Prizes in any of the Lotteries Of Maryland,
Virginia, New-York, New-Jersey, and Penn
sylvania, will be received in payment
Orders enclosing the cash, or prizes as a.
bove, free of postage, for tickets and shares,
will receive prompt attention if addressed to
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-09

HOW TO GROW RICH.
Two tradesmen, in converse, were striving to
learn, [earn;
What means to make use Of, great riches to
A friend who sat near them advis'd with smile,
'Live on half Of your income, and live great
while"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-06
Trust Sale of Real Estote e.

ICY virtue OF deed Of executed to the ,ub,erber L
- Dahncy Morris and sally his wife, Lew lone aoI Pm,
denee his wife for purposes therein ,pee6,J
natt the 24th May, 1925, shall otter sale a, public Aue
uoh ne following property, to Wit Fifty acres Of Iv;n on
ps Nouo''ay nyeTa the great Falls hereof IN be Counties
y -'o'0'ay and Lunenug, which situated manufeto-
ring inii two orbt Aia mill cotton Gin and ;,tiI
ieTy ais" 81 the stock Of hogs mills and ne~r
ann 'av Tom, the miller, and all the toll corn and wheat m
aet Of Land lying in Lunenhurg three miles from
e above m's supposed to contain hundred and eirtv
Sh acres bounded by the lands of Joel blackwell ElE, II
Lew Jones and others. also land wing in The
Souy Of ienco and within the jurisdiction Of the ev of
e9m" containing upwards ofseyen acres containing
Tor the accommodation Of genteel family being
ney Norris. ~ Da"-
~ property lying in Henrco will be sold on the preme,
Jay OF Det ember; the property lying at the Falls Of
ana The tract in Lunenhurg will sold At the ala
OF We ot Dee next 10 continue FROM to day
uh Tue whole isold the real one and two ve
Ien'he purchasers giving bond with satisfactory peonaI
e'uy anu deed' OF trust the property The per.onsi
properly on Twelve months, the pun chsse giving bond with eat
sS'oiy personal security. JAMES MADISON Ty1t,fes
- 5f--fds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-06
tf'oon TIE Nesc-Yorh Mon,hiy Magazine.
CURIOUS CONDOLENCES.

II, curiou, To- 6id in The ovel grown ioryn,
Wh'ie through i'sloas streets we ave 'ds'ns,
That many MAJ, Ia hi trade settled down,
"h"'r nance doai asr.e aria has lodging
For instance, Jact Monday III Ffid'iy st'ttt dwel
NJ. Pa in For e,,urt - residing;
Mr. " hite ia Br0'oHs building green giocery sells
w.e East IA iIes: square i, ahidnsi
aIr. Lamb in Red Lion street perks up hs head,
+, LuAiL'S U"nlu't street yon So.. counting;
Nc. boxer Satiie bridge hues a heu,
Whilc NcoH inS4st stree, di,pvrns
pi Bro,ra up To Green ST. e-t 20 IKE NV is gone,
La StdahoYe mew, DeaIltt keeps horse
DuetuI Los lives az Ngh stee,, Stunt MARY -lehunc,
Ia Br0'sa street JOhuuy yates door sees.
In Rr;sat Rider street. yuu'ye both H,GtcrauL Day
Ia t-isiie ,irec!, Champion aud SroGT1u,a,
IN Nsaka,,ia street, Laiyci,:s n,.~e, display,
La CatG,ssats live. sweet AIS Dedmai.
Uut still iIrii curious Il J., whrh The streets,
Accord with the mares Of dlcir truant,
Aud yet ,vIih . icrortaHce One meets,
Ia taxing toNnt1ur like Ptnntnt',
Err in,ance-in Cyosrn street, Hiag YOU may note
TO Booth, in NAY ffir You 80 s!vrP,ng
And Porter, OF BTe.1er street., sje, ia a boat
To D,hers, oi Riser 4Ucrt, Wrapping
Nh Spn,ro.r ia Bril- street has f.ahc,ed lis nest,
MIR. irrher, ia SD., street WOO. oai.y
Mr.,VitihuGi IN IA street gets zcphy,'i torest
Nj. Dtl.rfr resides Ia Buf alley.
Mr. Fisher ga F;.isiury ike Ia, views,
Mrs. hOots S.i1e-Ans wu IL al ctrling;
Ms. Hd.tsr has - residence close 10 Inc Meas,
AMI Wt'ter pus up Spring gardens.
Ia OrlHse-si set, i.,"iod ,rnd, Puricr aid ale,
IA Iiri-sitert Jack i}s,r keeps a table
IA Nhi-,tree,, located, you'll dnd Mr.. Dad,
Ii Blue Anc.or-rov MIR. CG6ie.
In rlralse,row, MIR. .idan iss
EJs IA d2pte Tree ward, roOu,,hts ahca;
ID. Coft-rfui, IN Foley street, ii you vain wig,
a. hog lane you cali upon Bacoi,.
Oil JoA.er ia ircet STA ct, ,ei, barrels and siayes
" hiiC Pare Ia Cess lane, i, 4 baker;
Ii LiY1orPo''i street, Dr. Dsiai7ctsisr shavrs
In Co.'S zane lives j. PeGi u.Ier.aker.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-06
LIND MOTTCF

az ue 81 deed OF trust executed me on The 18Th d,v
'o oepeHo.r 1924, by Robert Scott to ecur, tbe
uIe % David u Williams, aud request OF said
shaii proceed TO sell TO the hshe, bdd,r for cah
s c"" dsy Two tracts of Laud convey ed TO me in aid
VI 80 uth thereof shall be necessary to fulfil the pur
QUE containing 3l5 acres being the on which ts said
te''@--he 0ihSr tract adi joining the above tract
hu ea'eu bdrnes OH Tract containing 900 acre. Far Cr
% OF these tracts Of land reference had 10 The
"u,' reeofcrd IN the clerks office county of Luz
""ums y" uie paptaon containing 343 acres there il m,
rtvyo-slory Dwelling house and every necessary out
ne raei OF 500 acres is good tobacco cotton wheat
torn idd' IL ochain large body Of wood land and Not
'ow5y o% grounds HENRY N. WATKINS, trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-06
Land and NeerOes far ISoIc.

Pur'noe Of the last will esianen Of NI,rv Strst,o(
nee and decree Of tie county court Of Poyyba,an viii
PoHyeiy be sold 10 the highest hiider on Thursday he an
gay OF Deeembrr next that Tact Of Land on which The dc
ceased aeiy resided containing go acres On This land il
GOOD dweg house. nc orchard Of choice fruit barn she
AR her houses IN good repair This land lies in the uprer
era OF PoWhaian county, distant uiles from Jane. and
ahoul The Same distance from Muddy Greek Mil IN h, sbv
and agreeable ncighhourhood Terms for s land will he one
hd o. the purchase money the Day sale The other ere
OF and terms will he made known that day Also ON The
ame day and place. will ne sold credit Of tseIye MONTE,
Tue purchaser giving bond with approved security 70, All
un. over FIVE dollars, under cash. Several likely Negroes
cattle sheep, household ktohe furniture parcel Of
eebeHt pork, about 100 harfe!s corn, fodder &c &C.
49,. - PETER SITUATION, Err Of the Last
VIII Mary Strauon dec. and sinr de bosi. non 81
=, The Eslate Of Richard Sifmfon dec.
a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-06

haPs better and more finished ship never foated:
The Delaying pins are all Furnished brass--the
coomings OF the matches covered with copper; her
cabins OF superb curcd maple and mahogany She
called Bolivar, and understand will shortly sail
Tor South American. Three other 81 gun ships are
on the stocks, nearly ready for launching; also,
one II gun ship; and fourth is soon TO be COM
menced. The old steamship Robert Fulton has
been made into "a gun ship, and is truly beauti-
iul. Making total Of seven ships of war in our
yards, all Tor foreign nations. This makes business
uncommonly active there, and ship-builders wages
are IRON TO so per day. 1t is truly astonishing
10 note the improvements in progress in that section
oil lie city. Hundreds of carts employed in fill
Ing up marshes and low grounds, and erecting rows
oil substantial warehouses and dwellings. a spa
cions Rail Way is in progress, and will be compile
ted next year. Boston Cent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-06
Valuable Propertv for SoIc.

aD virtue ol deed trust exrc.ei TO the .rb.cr;hs, h.
aiDn iandorh the elder, beating date te LIST day
iSi' ana OF record IN the CLERKS Office OF Abrmarie
court Tor The purpose OF securing Thoa, j. RanJoub III
2a'ue Carr or account of certain enorssons sret,s
i sPeehed v well as IN pursuance Of en- err
gu mo between the parties tie 18th OF October last we .u
o,su 10 sell on The seventh day Of December r far
on the next TAR day. the premises that valuable ana
well known estate Edg ef lying ON the Rivan,a river %
pe below together with the negroes. stoe
m pi'ion utensils Se Tue land will be sold pa-eels
on efet OF one Two and three years. purchaser giving
nond wth approved seeurhy TO he by decd Of trust
credit OF six months the purchaser giving bond with annie -,
cni or 50 much Of the above property will be ufeenttO
fa''y 'he purposes Of the above deed and agreement
VALENTINE w. SOUTHAlI.
Oct <S 5i-tds FRANCIS w. GfINFR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-06
.WOTTCE

execution ofthe powers veste the as tee
by two deeds, one executed nv Lisberrv VsJcn M ~
Jun Gay OF November, 1879 and the oihera deed Of assign
t executed ny the said Litlebery Vaden and Thona,
Walden on the 4th day Of July 1922 land both Tseo he
M once o. ne county court Of Cbe,teGed) will be sold
we Nddt Tor cash. at the courthouse Of the said
us Gay OF ne quarterly term othe the sad couny
~ moey Vt that valuable Of land wherton
MS arah Walden residos lying about miles souh oftb
supposed to contain 49, acres SUBJECT totbe eate
OF 'ne said Sarah therein, for her life Or widoehood
Oct14. ~ ~ hO', Iu1ee'
me above sale postponed until December CheserslS
court 1870 when II will eersinly take place
n q. 80. SAMUEL TAYLOR, tru,tee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-06
ITust sale of Land an .Notto,ro,,

virtue oi deed of executed 10 b.
- pabney Norris and Sally his wife for the purno.e H.
IN bearing date the 25th May, 1926 aud ,uh reor
'h'u cher for sale public suction, on the tri,e
ateiy AFTER the sale by Jm- s-adnon, of The oroosv
ny D'hney Norris and Lew. Jones the Falls Of Not
y" ,ne o'h peeembcr next tact Of land living in ihe
county Of NUttcway, containing, or ron, $500
9ar anu I'VE hundred acres purchased by said Morris, f
DiEh'we,i haer and bounded by the lands Of B,ni,nn
Fitzgerald Richard X Calie aud The land on which ~ III
a, psFieai I res' on one and credit the pur-
trust on the land tue pay ent Of ,h purchase moneS
No, 90 ASA OLIVER.
6O--fd
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Nov. %.
PUBLIC SIZE

Wtue oil adeed OF trust executed by Ashton ar
- ~ uuy recorded IN the county court of Louisa and ,a-
e uy OF November 1924, will he for sale TO
se' bidder Tor cash. before the front o Price and
Tavern at Louisa Courthouse, Thursday the 9Th
VIZ lo"ns property, 10 wit the tact Of land on which
80 no" resides, containing about $50 acres subject
l" PRIOR deed OF trust ia favor of William RsglspJ C
i Jun ana The slaves, ELIJAH Tom, Spots,good william
. !enny't 10 satisfy debt due Richard Wright agent
- h C"as' ihe tile 20 the above property bee cd
to be u"dPned; hut will only convey such on. az ves
NJ 10y oy s'e '@'d deed CHARLES S. JONES, trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-06

OFa,lon, mus, havebeen arduous indeed; AID never
was an important public trust more promptly and
satisfactorily discharged Such a discharge OF pub
lie duty is highly cretable to the Commissioners,
and must be duly appreciated by the General Go
vernment To Gen. Atkinson, who acted in the
two-fold capacity of Commander of the Expedi-
ton, and Commissioner of the Government, we are
under particular obligations, and The people OF Mis-
souri, will not be unmindu of his services and devo-
ton to their best interests. I.fdrocate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-06
Ladies and Gentlenens' BOOT & SHOE

E 'uhseribe has hand m elegant ,,sor,o,sri Of
Lane' Morocco Sfal skin anil fancy cUoured SuG Shots
every deserpiion Genilcmeu's Morocco and alskin
BOOT shoes sud Pumps q superior quality MEM and Boy
ose boots l'ooees aud Shoes, al u which will be sod
@ poes nave just received elegant Of stuff
morocco and sskin for sje shoes A.o calf .ealsn and
morocco Tor 6eHtlemens Boots and Shoes which win be- a.
~ shot notice md on The eaonqhe fo ms
- Boo. and Shoes repaired spd 81 orders ihankfny re-
0e W. a. JOHN SANvAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-06
RETURN OF THE MISSOURI EXPEDI-
TION.

City Of Sc. Louis. Der. 22.-Gen. Atkinson
and Maj. O'Faon, Commissioners, accompanied
by Lieut. NJ Rec, aid to the general Capt. ID. Riley
and Lieut. Rogers, arrived at this place in the barge
Antelope, the evening OF the Goth inst all in fine
health.
The expedition left Fort Atkinson on the 10th
May, and after the necessary delay in treating with
the intermediate tribes of Indians arrived AZ the
Mandan villages, where the Commissioners waited
Tor the arrival OF the Crow Indians who came in
on the 3D. August; and on the 18th, having concluJ-
ed treaty with the Commissioners the expedition
embarked Oh the 9th for the Yellow Stone. and
arrived there on the 18th August AT this point
General Ashley, who had spent the previous win
ter in the mountains, with detachment of his mar
ty, arrived in two large skin canoes, with one hum
dred packs OF beaver Genl. Ashley's party re-
naming at the mouth Of the river, and Captain Ri
ley, with two of the largest transports and
100 1nen, being left IN command, the Commission
ers proceeded Up the Missouri on the 2Otb and
reached the mouth OF 1000 M lie creek 100 miles
above the Yellowstone, on the 9th, and passing
that point eight miles, the morning of the 25,h
oil August, the expedition commence Is descent OF
the river, having accomplished every thing that was
practicable OF consequence,and arrived at the mouth
OF the Yellowstone, again, on the 26tL.
Here, Gen. Atkinson, to afford that pro,ec,ion
to our Fur trade, which lie has always manifested
The strongest disposition TO do, aud to relieve Gen
Ashley at once from all further apprehensions, re-
ceVed our enlerprisng and worthy fellow citizen.
his party and rich cargo of Furs on board the trans
ports, and on the 9th continued descending the
river. The Commissioners, as they were descend
ing, halted at the villages of the Mandans ON Ito
3Ist on the 4th Of September at ,the Ar,icaries
vt Fort Kiawa, Great Bend, on the 9th At the
Poncar village on the 18th, and arrived al the
Council Bluffs on the 10Th Of September. Here.
'hc Commissioners remained until The 18th Of Octo.
Der, Tor tie purpose OF having an interview with
the three bands of Pawnees, the O'Mahas, and the
Otoes, who all came in aud concluded treaties
making in all, the number of nations treated with
seventeen, TO wit UttOes, Malas, three bands Of
Pawnees, Poncars, Yankons, lemons, Yanktonas,
Stones, Hunkpapas, Ogaallas, Cheyennos, Africa
ras, Mandans, Groyentos and Crows.
When we take into consideration the great die
lance which the expedition moved up the river. in
perfect good order the short time in which n, reach
ed the poct Of ITS destination, after the numerous
delays 10 treat with the l1dians, we cannot with
hold from al, instrumental in the execution OF this
duly, the praise which is justly due. The duty of
the Commissioners, General Atkinson and Major
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-06

ON TIE DCArH or M'DONOUGH.

Z fofh tht FIttldas JOuFh"t.
@Eariifs highest station cni. in "heIc he lies"
Aud dust 10 dus; oOnclude' h.i uobcst Young.
ON THE DEATH or M'DONOUGH
IAe Here ~ ckanlPiain-Sy :. Osborn.
Brilliant a. htirf thy mottsi Journal sped;
\ patriots lite iulfl, in one riSht day.
IL - enough, the V-ice of ilrastn said
And oaild thy soul 0Ultu, for biss) away.
When la thy suffering cuuni,y's di4e,t need,
Tiny bInner wav'd sictu.iOu. IN the AR,
lh Ju diL.t ,inPu,c 10 UeaN en tue sOrIuul deed;
that glory, multiplied, awaits thee there.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-06

The Missouri country, readers all know,
abounds in mineral wealth Few of them, however,
on tins side OF the Mississippi, have Just conce,
ton OF the extent TO which it's mines are already
worked. Some idea of it may be formed from the
fact, that the quantity of Lead which arrived a, the
great shipping port OF New Orleans, in the irous
forms ofpiss, bars and shot, amounted in the two
years ending first October last, to seven millions
and half OF pounds This quantity is exclusive of
the great amount consumed in the states of Missou-
RI, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio Kentucky, Tennessee,
Mississippi, Alabama, Western Virginia and Penn
syvania, and the territories OF Missouri, Arkansas
and Michigan. The number of persons employed
in making lead, the st. Louis Republican informs
US, Is greater now than at any time heretofore-
Iron ore also abounds in the same cou try, but is
not worked, though the consumption there would
afford ready market for non. When we consider
the great resources OF sthat portion of our union
connecting them with the inducements furnished 10
engage in the trade 10 Mexico, respecting the lacl-
itaIion OF whichtwo interesting articles are furnish
ed below, surprised to hear that the state
OF Mssouriis recovering from the stagnation under
which she has suffered for time, and begins to
look forward with elaied hope to renovated ener-
gies and continually increasing prosperity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-06
FAR.NERS' B.4.0-R- or YJRCIN,Ig

NhE Annual Meeting of the Suc kholder for the 81,
1 Directors for the Bank and for the Offices Of Discount
dlA the 4h vi January next. ~
Dec. Std WM SEEEpvIc cL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-06
WAi. DANIEL.
Lynchhu,r. Kan Noy. 1ne5.
B.4NR OF YIRGLNIA

TUE Annual Meeting os the cko,r Of the n,nL t
4 be held on the fst Monday in Jannary. heretofore
n W. CAMBRIDGE, Cs,hi.r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-06
Land and .Nesroe, for Sole.

EXPECTING to change ~, residence from Lynehhurr n,
~ the Of the shall oher for oil,
land, called Postum, containing $50 y,ug miles
rom Lynehbuig between Bg Little Postum Greeks IA,
Saspbeilcouniy credit and ih h,
highest bidder. considerable portion Of this good
acres lately cleared which in good order the en-
sung yearshou good coalition heinz
fresh, aud mauured; which land crv,
according 10 the force intended he used The col,yuty Of
THIS land to I,nchburs the quantity Of rew tber
winch II, and the abundant of which
through II, and capable OF being applied any puoe. of
nsehmesy, light make this lsnl valuable acquisition ind.
pendent 1t IFS value farm, person having
using rs advantages judiciousiy.
AT ia, aud place shall sell TO the highest bidder
credit of ~ months about 20 negroes, mostly p, anil
boys amongst them excellent caIptner-Th. select Io
at all Of good char being all thai b,,,
been attached TO the plantations purchaser have fair
pottuniy OF obtaining the best The will certainly be made
the day appointed the day. The Stork of al,
kinds, HJre oxcn Cattle plantation nsi Conn Oar. ,,d
Fodder then remaining the place will also sold on he
terms. -
The usual bonds with security and deed of ,rp., will, r.
een Tor the it-b"nd with approved security other
SUBJECTS and cash for small purchases.
Lynchhuig, 18th Nov 1925.
N H. The above OF Land lies the Nes.rx
o. and below coN tracts Big Postum, extends IN
between the two creeks, bounded tight by Anbon,, III;
on the Lutte Postum by Cows line 10 ibe G
h"hnoud road and crossed by straight line roum,ncn.
uie fo-su near where pathway, called HOlcome, nah
crosses running to The road aforesaid about Yard oy. b
pathway aio' eaid and include the same: 90 Aha,
person may view the body OF this tact without fb
guide. '"''"er
oie for sale, privately, my small farm on the ,rrn;
70" ~ 'nd opposite The gate, miles Lynchbrr
taiuns about IS Acres upon term. 70 suit A -
credit On Ibis place there good garden and o,ch,,d
hne springs, and plenty of wool aud lumber TO, The place.
p'0'-' oi--tds WM. DANIEL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-06

ETfTaet Of letter from young gentleman in
~ York to his friend in his eifg.
few days since was on board the new and
splendid 81 gun ship built Tor The Colombian, Per.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-20

More Noaey.-The many discoveries OF
rich mines of the precious metals, recently
announced in our country, added to the vigor-
Gus mining operations and astonishing sue
cess of our South American brethren, ren-
der it highly predetermined, whether these
metals win long maintain their present valre.
Captain Ford, ofthe brig Colon, which arrived
at Coquimbo, states that few days before his
departure, large quantity of silver was
found, about IA leagues from Coquimbo, on
the surface Of the earth, BY a muleteer, who
made known his good fortune at Coquimbo,
and had been offered $4,000 dollars for what
he had discovered.
This discovery led others to the spot; and
when the Colon sailed, information had been
received Of the discovery of four or FIVE rich
mines, (traced from the silver found on the
surface which promised to be almost inex-
haustible. One Of the mines was discovered
by Mr.. Daniel w. Frost, an American mer-
chant residing at Coquimbo, and it was sup
posed he would obtain grant to work it, as
the other discoveries had done.--People were
flocking fromCoquimbo in search of silver, so
shat it was difficult to get any business done.