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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07
'yS, .N.A.N,SIO.N.HO USE.
STILLIAM * DAVID KYLE & co. have receive
w late arrivals, extensive assortment Of
FAIL, 81 wIMrrEE GnNDe

'yS, .HA.N;SION.HOU
SVILLIAM DAVID KYLE & co. have received b,
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
Among winch .he following:
SuPerfne cloths, blue, black and fancy cI!ous
Medium aud do do
Bine, black and lauoy colours ed cashmere,
Premium aud common sanc
Nap, co,ons, plans, and German cloths
Ln,eys, iearnuughts, and bcaIskns
Bocking'an floor clotn h~i1es
Tartan aud Circas.ian plaids
Pont aud Kuse blankets
Fine and s"perfnr CaPet;"gs, elegant pattern,
rs and A grass hleached irish linen,
German aud Scotch olnabugs and BurIap,
Sd aud IL domestic checks snd pla,ds
Border.d cloth silawls
BansuP cord and heavy corhuroys
Lnes', mI'l'n', GIMP rr1Pe;, and modes
Flagg Baudannas aud Spttleir,l hdkfs
MADRAS, Romal, and ch.ldrcus hdsfs
britannis hdkis aHd cotton sLawls
Silk, cotton, and yoisted hosiery
kd, castor silk. ami buok-kn gloves
Domestic shirting and shecting
Bombaheits, black and culuuied
CaIcoes, some entirely and beautiful style
90 London prints, Burse shade patterns
Black saisncis aud heavy sen.haSs
sa,ins, ievantines, aud rch figured silks.
A fresh srr,,r,i u, =. -9i~SO,
are warranted 81 Ihe fabric. COUNT which
peeully invited 10 examine the -oc which can assure
Them will he disposed OF at unusually low prices
Sept 80 III
SUGAR, COFFEE, &c.
we offer Tor sale store, hhJs ST. Crox, Porto
w Rico aud New Orleans sugars, part prime
so bbls loaf Sugir assorted
$50 5ani 10 eay g"nPowaer and imperial TIE rs,
part July Importation
IS hhds New Orleans noasses
patent .hCt
40 Loxesa X 10 aud 10 Y 10 Window Glass
So kegs English refined sdlIPetre
SO bbls macker-
50 do family shsd
80 !, land gallon demJoin'.
AND EXPECT DAILY,
'r'''' LANcAsrER K DENNY, Market Bridge.
Sent 2S 4i-Gt
70 THE PUBLIC.
We hare received and hare nom in Store,
~ =, O. hhds sugar, Of various qualities, pat pIime
y q % 100 bag, ana other green eOIess
iOJ bass pepper
500 casks cut nails
200 barrels LOAF sugar
90 pipes imitation brandy
10 do superior Cognao brandy
10 DO holland sn, superior
10 boxes fs blue
~ do starch
mid. super,cr old Antigua
1 do Cognsc brandy
Is ihls. mOiasses
Fl casks sweet Malaga wine
so barrels New England run
binds Jamaica 81"
80 barrels Kentucky wbiskty
10 II. casks Sicily Madeira VINE
IS kegs salt Petre
10 dozen sifteSs
$50 kegs English lead
md VIII RECIPE
In few daysfrom Io.tou, N.wYofk Phhaielpha Baltimore
Norfolk and Providence,
30 hhds sugars, superior
IS do asses, uncnnimOnly bright and Inc
IL bags old whe coffee
10 binds CupPeTa-
100 barrels maekerel, No s,
100 boxes soap
$50 bags snOt
30 hall boNes segars
80 punchcons tine Antigua rum
100 packages American Cotton Gods &C fist quality. ALSl
600 kegs Rogers gunpowder,
All Of Which wl be soli IN the most liberal terms
MONCURE, ROBINSON " PLEASANTS.
August ~. STU
JAQuG41M =. TAYLOR,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

JCGM V.AM-LEW s. CO.
EJAyE received by the ship Gulnae, from Liverpool AMI
arrivals, very extensive assortment Of fancy
anu staple
HARDWARE s. CUTLERY,
Consisting Of
Ivory knives and forks complete sets, many Of them with
t?ench forks, and elegant article
Back, stag Buffalo table aud desert knives and forks
very elegant ofbOges and ohe pen aud pocket
knives
DO do TazOrs and scissors
Elegant Brttania tea pots
Do boards walters of which the handsOme
exhibited Richmond
Do curtain pms, variety OF patterns and sizes
Do tenders, great variety
Jbo brass andircBs
DO shoyei', tonss and pokers, all brass;
dLSO
placksmihs' bellows, Trueman's make
Anyils, vices, screw plates
Files aud OF all kinds
Carpenters and JoneTs tools
Locks and hinges Of all kinds
Goat and vest Buttons, great variety
Shed lead, castings Of all kinds
Riding and Gig whips
700 casks Iai
And large assortment of SPADES 4 SHorELS, both
very superior articles, made AT the Belle Isle Works
Sept. %. -iI--8t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

WAS committed to the jail Pencion county, as runaway
W slaves the 10th day OF June last tive Negro Enan
nci an Newman Emanuel five five inc hes br about
forty 1--WE years OF dark compexn large uli had
IN when comnic, Dsab Surtout Coat Jeans P,niloon
Tow Shi and Black Fur Hat half worn and say. he belongs
!" L'nen Brent living in N.!un County, Newman Eve
rect four aud halinebc high, made, dark compile xo
ge scar ON hsrigt ANGLE occasoned by cut Of
Auhci about thirty three Of Had when con
nHicd Drah Surtout Coat, Black Hat half worn Tow
Linen fantaloon and shirt If the saws lac
l" Edward Cahell of Amherst county, Va The owners ar.
ncted To come forward, Prove property paw charges and
directs. n SgIITC EnT Lii
Ptndlelon Courthouse. August &C, 1925. S2---24t-
Fifty Dollars Renard-Stop The Yiiain.
u BOIL the middle nf August, man calling himself Pet
y done, passed through this place aud took oil with him
asy nn "i mihe rc,,ione is about five high dark
dressed He Ia, been in the Army, said desert
~ urient, 'ud makes professions teach dane
FREDERICK lihe nesro mln,l il tall likely fellow yell.w
peNo"' wen des'Sd, has uncommon siiar, of in,n,-
ana = Toni q" the company of white men. lie 1. an
dd or, ani took with small poor hay horse
ihe'e fellows crossed Bandaes ferry on IN. ~
'o south Carolina, the Auru, They were .e,n
:" peehNiiie district shortly afterwards The white man
~ "u'-'he negro riding with his fiddle tied ON behind hin,
"e wue man SAM he lived reenvlle District and ina,
ne mad purchased the negro fine.
"oo'c reward will he given for the apprehension and
confinement Of these fellows any Jail so tba r,, rc w
minus on then'-or thirty dollars for the negro alone
nt;I,I;u p JAMES CAMAK.
- ,,'''-, sept -. i2---f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20
EXECUTORS SALES.

T9Y virtue of the will aud OF Benjamin w.
Colemau dec l. thereof. will on Tuesday
the Goth Of this month, December at II o'clock at the
Eagle Hotel in the city of Richmond, FAIR II not at the
ga e hour the fair day thereafter sell that very vaua
ole TIA Il of an that belonged to the sad Coleman CON
ainihe about thousand acres, situated within two
three miles Of the halfway house between York and
HAMPTON and on Lambs creek, fine watercouse Of ma
yigabie and deep water, branch of Charles, Sometimes
called Pocosor River. The improvements on this tract are
an excellent Brick Dwelling House. large Barn, k'ch-
en- Overseers House, and negro quarters. The land IS
level supposed by many persons To be as fertile as the
best lands in Gloucester county, Back river in Eliza
beth city county and well adapted the culture of Corn
Wheat Barley and Cotton. AT the time viii be sold
the undivided of the said Coleman, in about 7c0
acres the Cow Islands III York county, which cons
dered by all who acquainted with them, the hest range
the lower part Of Vhgnia for raising stocks of cattle
and mules. The land the half"ay house will be
she,yu by Thomas C. RUSSELL Esq of that place. persons
DESTROYS of purchasing.
Terms of the sale, which will be conducted by Messrs.
Moncure Robinson Peasants cash for fourth Of the
purchase money, and for the balance credit of one,
and four years will he given payable in equal install
menls fol bonds with approved security, bearing interest
from the day Of SALE and deeds Of the property
their payment. JOHN SHEPPARD,
Executor Of Is. ". Coleman.
Dec % % ..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20
NOW OYSTER HOUSE.

FENHE subscriber has opened an OYSTER HOUSE III the
Il city of Richmond, the Capitol at the corner OF
L and 18th opposite the Museum, where he will
Keep during the supply OF the best Oysters the
of the Ghesa peake afford. He has made arrange
To procure best fish, wild fowl and venson in
teir respective all Of which, with choicest
what the Richmond market may afford, will be served w
those who may cali upon him in the and
the shortest notice. lis Liquors will of the first qua
tty, aud me will make every exeton to please and 70
give satisfcton he hopes receive Of the public
patronage. JOHN b. SEAW ELL.
nov % Cts
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20
To Cotton Planters.

flames WINSTON, NEa,ket brdgr.) being
- sIvEI.y engaged in the COMMISSION LINE, offers
his services particularly TO the growers of Cotton
Having paid attention the subject, and receiving
Regularly the aavccs foreign well the prnc
pal markets will be enabled TO get fair prices any
consigned To him.
Any communications desiring information (and sucs
solci'ed) viii be answered by the return OF the mail.
Oct
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20
TO BUILDERS C4RPENTERs, sc.

10 DUILIJEIO J.INI0Es.' EIG0, DC.
a GENTiEMAN residing within % >iles Of Richmond
"a wall receive proposals lor making and laying about
100000 Bricks, aud for the wool wogk OF Il Dwelling
House 90 Gy 40 feet; BE- flushed with dispatch aud
ihc best
Permanent employment viii be given to GARDENER
of taste aud i'justgy.
Dee s 9J4t ENaUIRE OF TIE PRINTER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20
gWEEL1AIL rgEkANIl z. 90
10 COTTON GROWERS.

FHVE subscriber has erected c,ioyeuieut aud roomy
House in the of the present occupied by
him on Cary street. where he WI receive COJTCN on
SIOR3GE, free of charge 20 pantcr If sold lying
in his house; storage be charged iH all when
e cotton is taken away. lie will either sell commission,
give in cash the bghesi price paid in the market.
.M4DiSQ,V F.4LTIIaLL.
sepi2O 6S GOV
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20
NCgTOCS fOr Sale.

VNf0T
e Nm the third day of January at ? o'clock be-
~ fore the Bell Tavern i'll the city Richmond, shall
proceed to sell public auction, of> cash, eight ten
Likely Negroes, belonging the of jesse Casbi
ROBERT p. ARCHER,
Adm'r with the Will annexed OF Jesse Cagbll, decd.
3 The above sale will 6e conducted by T. & L. Hubbard
Dec s 9ii--Gt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20
SENATE.


SENATE.
.3I'. .0it''hS presented the memorial of the Chamber
IF Commerce OF the CITY of Pin .ldelpha, praying the
assistance of the Government in the erection of pier
III Delaware Bay.
.N3'. Smith presented memorial from the merchants
of Baltimore, praying the repeal of those acts of Con
gress which prohibit the Importation of foreign distilled
spirits.
K message received from the President OF the
United States, BY the hands of Mr.. John Adams of an
executive nature.
,1. Hoiaes submitted the following resolutions for
considerations
Resored, That the Committee Finance be instructed
inquire ino the expedcucy of regulating the duties ON
certain goods, FAR prevent the illegal introduction
Of such goods from provinces territories adjacent
United States.
Resoigd Tha, the Committee Finance instructed
inquire into the expedicncy of revising altering the
several Jaws relating the coasliDg trade
Resored. That the Committee on Finance be instructed
to inquire into the expedency Of altering the law relative
to seizure and forfeiture far respects small packages
ace Of goods illegally brought into tine United States
.br. EG1ot submitted the following resolution for
sideration:
ResOlced, That the Committee the Judiciary be in
structod To inquire into eSpedienCy amending the
judicial system Of the United States, that each aud all
the states may equally participate in lis benefits.
.Ir. Lioyd of Mass offered the following resolution
for consideration:
ReS0ref That the Secretary of the Navy directed to
be laid before the Senate, proceedings and
Judgment Of the Court Of Inquiry relation to the employ
mcnt Of the squadron under Commodore Porter for the
suppression Of Piracy in the West Indies aud the ranspor
a,jon of specie in vessels Of the United States during the
years 1925 and 1924. And also proceedings Of the
Court Martial IN references 70 the transactions Foxardo
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the resOlu
lion offered by .Uy. Johnson, of Kentucky providing
for the appointment Of select Committee to inquire
into the expectancy of abolishng Imprisonment for
debt.
Mr.. Hayne said that the suggestion ofbs friend from
Massachusetts, Mr.. mills, 10 connect the subject Of
general bankrupt system with the resolution which con-
tenPlated the abolition Of Imprisonment for debt was
in his opinion, good ono. The Committee to whom
they should be referred would be ale to occupy the
whole ground and take a view Of the subjects in all
their bearings and relations. With this impression re.
laye to H. he should to amend the resolution by
adding to ii the following: "And also that they be in
struclcd to inquire into the expedicncy Of establishing
uniform system Of bankruptcy throughout the Unl-
/ ted States"
Mr.. johnson remarked that the amendment had bis
entire coocurence-that the reason assigned by the
gentleman from Souh-Carona bad great weight, and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20
Dec l3
J. W. S MINI, Merchant i'ailof

EsPEcrFuLI.Y informs MS customers, aud the pal lie
generally mat he has by recent arrivals received
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20

B.}.YK or YIRGLyI,4, nee. !, 1925.
FEHHE Annual Meeting OF Stockholders of the Bank
d will be held the first Monday in January,
heretofore. w. DANDRi DGE, Cashier
Dec , Vt
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-10-22
FROM GREECE.

The following letter and extract are
from DIR. Howe, young gentleman who
sailed rom Boston, few months ago, 10
JOIN the Greeks, as published in the Bos-
ton Courier: Nat. Jour.
NApoLr DE BONANZA, March %, 1875.
My dear VI have been here about
two and half months, have obtained a
high surgical commission, and have pri-
va,e practice en- ,ugh for my support.
The last is necessary, for, as the govern
menl is SO miserably poor, that it cannot
pay its own soldiers, have not the heart
to demand present wages, since it is not
necessary for me TO do SO. Perhaps you
may wonder al my success, 10 fact do
almost myself; II is more, much more
than could have anticipated, in my most
sanguine momenls; but the time OF my
arrival was most opporiune, and some
good luck which followed still more ia
vored me. Just before my arrival a ter
ribie epidemic bad been raging here,
which swept off the only surgeons Of re-
gular education; then there was mem
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-10-22

been about milton and a quarter of dol
lars per annum, for forty years; ours has
been nearly extinct, but Is rcviving, and
will yield three hundred thousand dollars
this spring at this place. Last year we
'mtorted SS2o,ooo North, and the year
before, $4,000 worth; nesrIy one half
10 each year from Canada, thai is to say +,
IRON our own territory on the Upper
Missouri, by the way OF Canada. This
state OF things | have endeay ored to ale err,
but Sisihhyan is the labor of effecting
any change in the policy OF great nation.
With great respect your obedient and
faithful servant,
THOMAS Ii. BENTON.
lion. Mr.. BARBOUR, Secretars of Uar.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-10-22
JAMES BARBOUR.
Hon. I. II. BENTON, So, Louis, No.
HEAD Quarters, WAsHINeroN, }
JAfy, 2lst, 1925.

Jniy, 2 lst, 1925.
SIR: The attention OF the War De.
parmeDt has been called to the sublec,
OF the fur trade CT the Missouri. and The
necessity Of preserving i, from the en-
croachmenls OF DrNlsn skill and enter
prise.
With this view it has been suggested
10 occupy some advanced point Oh the ri.
yer, with tour or FIVE companies oil tht
number comprising your expedition st
located as beat to favor the objects pro.
posed.
The nature and value of the Interests
| thus to be protected, as well as the obsta-
cles attending the execution Of the mea.
sures thus conlempl lated, The reno eDess
Of the posi- 100, rs difficulty OF access,
aud the extreme precariousness OF its
supplies al this t!me, will be more ul!y
presented 10 yonr view, as possessing
tina, personal knowledge OF the country
and lis resources, SO essential to q right
decision.
Under these circumstances you are
Np''iof ''~Af az } Sbt tisSiitIOb, Jbo
prove OF establishing such post, to To-
cate II at such eligible pom, on the Mis-
sour. as stan most efeclually secure
the objects IN question, and to make
such arrangements for the accommoda.
lion OF the .roops through the winter, as
your means will allow.
lsis suggested that the extreme north
bend OF the Missouri, approaching, as il
does, most nearly TO The British bounda-
ry and settlements, might afford posi-
lion embracing the greatest advantages.
am aware that the War Department
is every way disposed to promote all the
Just views and interests of our fellow eli.
'izens of the Western States, and ad
dress you this letter, comforting upon you
the Discretionary power i, contains, from
the conviction that ii could not be placed
in better bands have the honor TO be,
sir very respectfully, your ooedient SER
want,
JAG. BROWN.
To Brig. Gen. H. ATKINSON.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-10-22
DEPARTMENT OF WAR,
ooh Jafy. 1925.

DEAR SIR: You do me only justice in
referring 10 my support as tar as It can
be properly extended in the very ,nspe,-
ranI branch nf our douaostie resources,
the fur trade. Il will give me great plea
sure 10 be instrumental In securing u Tor
our own citlzens, to the exclusion of all
others.
That military post high up the Mis-.
souri, would essentially contribute to that
result, IS obvious; out whether its ad-
vanages would compensate the disad
vsn,ages which are anticipated from such
a measure, Is question mat you have
very properly referred 10 the wisdom OF
Congress, whose favorable decision you
mean to obtain, il practicable, at the next
session. Meanwhile, as the most enIre
confidence IS reposed IN the very sound
discretion Of Gen. Atkinson, have with
the sanction OF the President, caused al
order TO be addressed 10 him, giving him
a discretionary power to continue, II he
thinks proper, the force under his con-
maDd in some iavol able situation, OIL the
Upper Missouri. For your more par
ticular Information, enclose you a copy
OF the order. have The honor to be-
your obedien, servant,
jlNtES RAJ DnIJD
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-10-22

Most OF the information which you
receive in America comes by the way Of
England, where they either know nothing
Of the true state of this country, or will
fully misrepresent it; do not mean to
say that the accounts are desipnedly IN.
iurious---tar from it. The friends Of
Greece magnify and extol her as unreal
sonably as her enemies ridcule her.
For instance, l have JUS, read IN an En-
glish newspaper OF high credit, long
aud pompous account Of The reception Of
Sir Frederick Adam, Governor oil the
Ionian islands, at Napoli di Romania,
the seat of the Greek government; the
paper said that he was escorted into
town by 5000 Greek troops, was met by
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-10-01
TEgEs ESEsp SgEeeR Y.


OR THE LEX " raa N, sai-- vDED on FACT.
L fever beauty stol, the hesrt 4asv,
EDchantress, it vould ~ tt tut lily smile;
Moments would scelnhY tha, suiHner day,
And all around thee an II, Sian isie.
ELLEN, the Lily Of tie Manor, vas tie only sur
wing descendant of the ancient and noDle family
Of the Laird Of Glencarn. Sixteen summers of an
Interrupted felicity had passed BY, and the Wild
and sportive child transformed into the tmid,
retiring, yet graceful woman. That form Of sylph-
like delcacy had now more fully expanded, vt stlll
retained its symmetrical eIegance-those dark ring
lets still flowed uncon6ned on her snowy bosom
heriarge and piercing eye beaming in liquid bright
ness, expressed every feeling Of lofty soul Her
cheek was fair as the spotless flower, whose name
she bore; when the glow Of exercise or emo
ton tinged its pure surface with blush soft and
delicate as the leaf Of the exotic rose Never had
my eyes rested on being more perfect or more
majesticaly beautiful than was Ellen of Glencairn,
when habited in the dark plaid Of Ter own native
Caedonan Mountains. Deep and passionate were
the feelings her enthusiastic mind; wild and un-
restrained her youthful gaiety The same eve that
now pensvely watched the decline of the sun, or
'NcN' with auiiitiiilS gaze, ule sileht ana unde-
waiting course ofthe silver orb Of night, would, at
the well known voice of friendship, glance bright
and sparkling in the exuberance of joyous ANNA
ton From the lowly cottage Of the peasant to the
proud castle Of the nobeman, the name of Ellen
was alike reyered and beloved. Though surround
ed by crowd of suitors, attracted by the united
charms OF wealth and beauty, the heart Of the Lily
OF the Manor remained serene and calm in the cxer-
eise OF friendship. They came and passed away as
the feetlng shadows of dream and were as soon
forgotten The following summer, however, intro
duced stranger to the house of Glencairn, and
lover Of no common order to the beauteous Ellen
Fascinating in his appearance, and with manners
Persuaslvey eloquent, Florian Estrada entwned his
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