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Naiubie Hand for Sale.

10y virtue Ola deed Of trust executed to
- Us, bearing date on the 9Th day Of J1nu.
aiy, 1918, aud recorded in the county court
of Pittsylvania, We shall, on Friday the l5th
day of April, 1925, at the residence Of MIR.
Charles Garter, in the county Of Pmsylyanis,
sell, by way of public auction, for cash, one
third 81 a
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Virginia 3:

N Superior Court Of Chqneery holden in
the torn Of Lyachburg, the Sd day Of No
rember, one houSsHd eight hundred and
ficenty four.
Robert l.. Scott, Plaintiff,
Against,
Dudley Jones, Milton Bennett, Thomas ID.
Bennett, Lewis Bennett, Dorcas Moorman,
Thomas J. Norman, George Martin aud
Elizabeth his vile, John Fowler and NafiiIa
his wife, William Shaw aud Paisley his
wife, Howard Martin and Lucy bis vic
John Webb, George I. Merriwether for Tho
mas Jones, Auselm Ciarkson and Mildred his
wife, James Martin, John Burton, tear-r
Eve, Charles Muudy, Thomas Il. Wait, Mar
tha Goode, Grief Barksdai., Moses Preston
and John GARNER, Defendants,
And
Robert {. Scott, Plaintiff,
Against
Oliver NcReynolds sheriff dt the county Of
Campbell, Gabriel !. Scott, William Waller
Scott, and William Pendlelon,
Defendants.
These causes came on again together. n he
heard on the papers formerly read, on use
since filed, and upon tue report OF commits
sioner Benagh, made III pursuance of the or
der OF the nth day of November, Que thou
sand eight hundred and twenty three, with
the exceptions thereto and was argued by
counsel on consideration whereof, and Of
the motion of the defendant in the second
suit, Oliver Mckeynods TO dissolve the in
Junction awarded in that cause, and 10 direct
a sale OF so much Of the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04
.NOtice.

1--WE subscriber has for sale, and y G''
y irrmined To- sell, several surveys Of 'el''
lying on Goose creek, : miles from LIheT!'
and adjacent TO his mill cstahIslInen
HEY coGtain from one 10 three hundrth.
crcs, as may suit purchasers, and are in hne
order fer cropping. Possession viii be sit .
Immediately, aud ON yeIp Accommodate
terms CHARLES {. PAITERsoN'
January 7. ts@"
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Cold Pressed Castor Oil, Epson
Salts, Calomel, Camphor, &c.
GIMP
III
WAITER II. MIDDLETON,

.fPO fIiLC.1RY ND DRUGGIST,
lAo received, by the latest arrivals
= trsm Philadelphia additional supplies OF
genuine MEDICINES, which have been
carefully selected Ky ar experienced hand,
purchased on the most iaA 0rable terms, Wnr.
ranied TO be OF the first order, aud WiIl be
sold Ms low o. they ran be bad IN Virgins
Tie following embraces rurl Of his stock
A
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% Dollars NewayA.

RUNAWAY from the possession orb4
"A LettTich Jr. oJOm tWelre months ass, a
negro man namtd G.fbEIEL, Of rory dqk
complexion, about four .ftet9 or IL inchf3bpb.
n"d oJom thirty tao ytors Of age, no par'eg
lar marks rtcO!iected trcept some small hss
IA ms breast about the sac Of n,orJh and
q rery rough bumpy chm.
lam Of .l!"ion That he IS nor hiking about
TIE ntighborhood Of John SmeHs, on tls Atua
lcaters Of Goose Greek where Ne has n r,iie a.
he has teen seen IN TINT quarter treq9ub
The abore re"ard offwentg fire doliurs uiu L.
g,rtnto any person Who uW dtiirtr him 10 M,
or secure him IN Bedtord jaR so that rst Inn
again. ROBERT ". REFST
.TnHHarp IS. ,,,, 10
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I'm. Queens 4 Griffin l.. Leckie,

I'm. Queens 4 Griffin l.. Leckie,
ArOfUECAuES n DRUGGISTS,
Have Just received, in addition to their for
ner assortment,
TIE FOLLODENG. .lRTICEES
% dozen bottles cold pressed American
Castor Oil,
60 ID Cream Tartar,
% IA Arrow Root,
100 II. best New York Starch,
600 ID Lamp BIaok,
100 10. Glue,
? reams Sand Paper,
II boxes Windsor Soap,
do Transparent do
1000 ID best Putty
1heabose, le srther with cyerV ether af,cl-
in their line, will be sold ut the lowest prices
for cash, or six months credit TO customers of
known punClnnlfy.
IL They will barter or give cash for Bees
WAX. February -.
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20 Dollars Reward.
fOR SIZE

DANANA trnHi the subscriher, living
Ia ia Lyuchhurg, negro man name AIN
40, he T. "A well lIrmcd fellow, about 3 feet
~ ar | ! inches high, very black compleY ion
has very white teeth, high cheek bones,
eyes small and AT deep ~ The hcad-hc
has Il scar on one OF his jaws, which. not re-
collrCtrd) he hHs also wound in his tore
head, nearly IN front, lately received, perhaps
not quite well, lie Is about Is trnl| old. aud
had on when he lett hnun-s on tho olst not. q
short coat aud pHntHloOns OF grey cloth, also
pair ot black cashmere pnuiaiouns and fur
hui about halt worn lie perhaps may have
taken other Clothes with him. expect he
is aiming Tor Richmond, As have been in
formed be was seen in boat gong down
the river la.i tuesday Is hcwas purity rused
IN the lower part OF King William county,
he may attempt 70 get there or some of the
n5ioin,ng eountles, he IS well acquainted IN
New Kent, aud hug aud Queen. lie hos
been working Tor the last three years nj the
carpenter, trade, but is very expert nj most
kinds ot common work will give reward
oi $40 it taken within thirty miles OF Lynch
burg aud the above reward ol twenty dollars,
II taken beyond those limits aud all reasgna-
bic expenses paid IN either cast.
GEORGE r. LAMBETH
FchruarY 20. wfs27
The Editor Of The Constitutional Wing, win
Insru the above advertisement weekly i
weeks, aud forward his account 10 this office
or collection
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YEN OGiAavS keWard.

DUNAWAY from the suhscr,her, living
IL in rdt,ylyauia county, Virginia, on Mon.
day the ID inst. negro boy named JOM. AN,
OF yellow complexion, b years old, 1 feet 10
ar ! / inches high, lutte II smart spoken boy,
dad ON when he lo,s home, pair of blue
checked pautaloon7,a coarse cotton shirt, had
no hat nor shoes, no particular mark rccolec-
ted. He wa seen on Wednesday night the
It'll inst. nj NJ Swlnncy $, near Lynchburg,
and do expect he is luJking about towE-
Whoever may apprehend the said boy and
deliver him to mr, or lodge Inn in al 81 that
get HIM again, shall receive the above re,
ward
WILLIAM WARE.
Au ~ -. WtS3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04

MIR WI. GUNSToN,-sw-- Fake
WI noliee, thai on luesdaytbe 29ih DAY at
hnreh next, at the tavern ot Daniri Defer
nett, in Halifax county, shall P.sseed 10
take the dispositions OF said Daniel Delcrnctt
end others aud continue from day 10 day mn
III all are taken, 90 be Rad as evidence in n
sait now pending aud undetermined in the
chancery court 1T Lynchhprg, wherein you
are plaintiff and myself defendant, at which
lime aul pluee You may attend II YOU see
cause Yours, &C
WALKER rEJERNETf
February IL 25WdR-
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Best Geld press'd Cas-. Cemomile Flowers
tor OIL, N quart, Volatile Salts
punt aud halt pint oulphaic Oninine,
bottles new article
EPSON Salts Ipecacuanha
hlanber DO Colnmho in root and
Calpmfl in rouder
l"iap, Camphor Orange Peel fresh
Cream Tartar Geninn Root
Tors sulphur Blue Eitrinl
Rhubarh in root Swer OIL
Ditto IN po"der / Salad do.
Gum Opium Gum Gumboge
Calelned Naenesia Gum Ayrril
Lump ditto Cinnamon
sugar Lead OH Normseed
Peruvian Bark, livery OH Gloves
tn pow DER, sup refined Salt PcGe
do. do. IN quill, nor, Tamarlnds, fresh
Tartar Emetic, LngI h TapIoea
Refined E1raK Pearl Barley
Spirits Nitre Spirits Hartshorn
BnIsam CopaiyhI oil Cinnamon
Refined Liquorics Rose Water
Common duo Oil Peppermint
salts Iartar EJtrae. Lark
Gauella Bark IIGaet llemiock
Red Precpitate Sup. Carb. Soda
Gum Alocs 1urfnrlc Acid
Gum Arabic CrUton Oh
Spanish Flies 7ulphurlc Acid
Spake Mamma Nltre ditto
fennn Leaves, Muribtic ditto
sum Gna'eum Lees AntiAious Pills
dunar Caustic Golden Iiuc'urc
Lorroslye Suhlmhe Paul S Columbian OIL
Arrow Root, sup. quail Ess. Mustard, Nc &c
" hife Efrpl
ON IIASb--laRglish White Lead, Iinsred
OIL Spirits Jutpenlne, together with every
other article used IN painting, y hich can he !
had nj his usual low prices, jan = |
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04
IAME Sc. HEATH.

.fudaor u Pabitc accounts.
IN .iCI calling AZ he g per Ceui Ctrt.hcdtes.
Passed Janua,y ION, ls-5.
BEH enacted by he GcRtrot Is5cnJJhL That
The holders or owners OF Old State Certificates,
hearing an interest Of Six per centnm per an,
mum, shall, on or before the frs dny Of Sep
lemher next, present the same Ter redemption
to the Auditor oil Public Accounts, ~ho sh all
thrreupon issue his warrant or warrants on
tie Treasurer, for the amount OF principal aud
Interest due eli such certificates.
II the holders or owneis OF such certificates
shall ltd or refuse on OF before the first day OF
september aforesaid, 10 present the same for
redemption, tue interest thereon shall after
thai period cease aud all warrants thcrcat
ter issued, shal be Tor the principal sum due,
and interest up to that day,
II shall be the duty OF the Auditor % Public
Accounts AS sounas may bc, to cause thi, net
In be published for three months successive
ly, IN some newspaper published III the
cities of kichmond aud Washington, and in
the towns OF Lynchhurg, Frederick sbug, Wln
chester, and Borough ct Norfolk
Pr0rided hoWrr6r, md be Il FURTHER gnrrtfd
that nothing herein contained shall he SO con
strued as 10 have any application TO that por-
ton of the certificates aforesaid, which i.
now held by the President and Directors OF
the Literary Fund.
This act shall be in force from aud aitel
/ the pas sc thereof.
March |. 3m %
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HersonN PYoNerty.

in the said deeds of trust mentioned, together
viii the increase OF thu slaves therein men.
tluued, 1t any there be, as Willie sufficient al.
ter detraying the proper costs and charges ol
the sale, 10 raise the aforesaid sum Of thrCa
Thousand dollars. with intcres, from the said
twenty third day OF October, one thousand
eight hundred and Wenty one, and the said
sum Of three thousand and sixty nine dollars
and sixty five cents, with interest from the
feuth day Of December, one thousand eight
hnndrcdand twenty one, on SO much thereof
as appears 10 be the principal OF the es.cn-
uons on which the said sum of money is due,
and the aforesaid sum of two hundred and
thirteen dollars thirty four cents, and pay the
Said sums into one OF the banks al this place,
TO the credit of these suits, subject TO the fn
tnre order of the court, and that he report his
proceedings TO the court IN order TO II final
decree and the court doth further order that
the said Eoht Z. Scott, do deliver 10 the mar.
shal the property aforesaid or SO much thereof
As will he necessary to raise the said several
sums OF money with the interest thereof -
Provided, nevertheless, that any Of the Gre
dtors, for whose benefit the sales aforesaid
are 10 he made Ny the Marshal, may be allow
ed 20 bid TO the extent of their clam without
pa! ing to the marshal the amount of such pur-
chase or purchases, in which event lie viii
report the same accordingly
Copy-Teste,
JOHN WILLS, &C.
In pursuance OF the above decree, the VA.
drrsigned, Marshal Of thu saii court, will. on
Saturday the 10th day Of March next, iii fair,
ltnot, the nextfair day thereafter, Sundays cx-
ccpted) proceed to sell, by way uf public auc.
ton, othe highest bidder, for cash before the
'front.' door OF the Franklin Hotel, in the town
of IyuChbury the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
and Dye Stuils.
<-xA
u
THOMAS ]. DUVAL.

AT rHE sioS or TuE GsLpEN MORTAR,
ON BANK seiARE,
HAS just received, IA ADDITION to his
IL former stock, an extensive assortment OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OTIS aud
DYE.STrFFS, which enables him nov 10 Of
fer to- his Friends, customers aud the public ge-
ncraliv, the most complete aud eAten-ise as-
sortinent ever belure through, to lhi. market.
AMONG THIN AEE rHE FOLLOWING VIZ
osao III. Glanber salts, ~ do Tartar Line
5na do. Epson ia. lie.
600 de. Gum Shell 90 do Qntk silver
Lac, % doz bottles Anne
500 do Pearl ASH rican tasteroil
leD do. Gum Cam. 10 packs Gold Ltais
phor. 600 gallons Ncohol,
loo do Jslap, 900 ID. Temp Oil,
loo do. Sponge, loo d.. NPts. lui-
lis do. yerdigris, pcuiine,
81 10. Calomel,
AMI every other article IN his line, all Of
The best quality. aud for sale at The Lowest
prices for cash, of.at six months to pnneiuai
customers septomher3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04
Qudntico Canal Lottery Of Ia
9Th Aay OF June, 1925,
SCHEME.
SIXTH CLASS.
II IL IL IL q. HIrE

AID Completed in few minutes.
L. .AcL.NTiRE, MdnGger.
SCHEME
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Garden and floWer Seed
VIM. Owens Il Griffin l.. Lcckie,

.lpotheearieS & Drugs ISIS,
HAVE Just received from New York,
II III largest assortment of Garden and
Flower seed, ever offered III this market, VIZ
Is,.,5a..
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.,ieNiciNes. SC. Sc.

Nil he sold a. low as they can be. procured
sny where in this section ot Country.
February l. ts45
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On IIAND-lNgIish Whlte Lead, Linsced
Oil, Spirits Iulpenline, together with every
other article used in painting, which can he
had nj his usual low prices. Jan -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-06
NoRTB.CARoLINA Gc.D.

We have seen ard conversed during
the present week (says the Raleigh Re-
eister of the 25tn ult.) with Mr..
Rothe, practical Minor from tHe
mines of Saxony, who has been in the
western part of this state, investigating
the gold region. From the examlna-
ton, which he has made, he accords
perfectly in the opinion expressed by
Mr.. OImstcad, that this section OF
North Carolina is the most extensive
deposit of gold, hitherto discovered IN
the world We were pleased to learn
from him, that company is forming
in the counties of Rowan, Mecklen-
burg, Cabarrus, and Montgomery, for
the purpose Of working these mines
Systematically.
At a mine recently discovered three
miles above the narrows Of the Yadkin,
four pennyweights per day are found
by the common mode Of washing it
When machinery is practically applied
for separating the gold from the sand,
there is no doubt but the proceeds will
be greatly increased, whilst there will
be vast saving Of labor. .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-06
From the Norfolk HERALD, Of NoremJer SOL
LATEST FROM THE HARVEST.

Lieut.. GuNNINGH,M,who left here last
Wednesday with the intention of pro-
ceeding to The wreck of the schooner
Harvest, as We have already stated. re-
turned last night at 10 o'clock He
states that on arriving at Powelrs Point
he met gentleman just from the wreck,
who confirmed the melancholy tilings
of the death of Lieut.. Grimke and his
child, and informed him that Mrs.
Crime and the-nurse, were saved, and
that Mrs. G. was in charge Of Doctor
King, one of the passengers in the Har.
vest from Baltimore, who had engaged
vessel to take her and the nurse to
Elizabeth City. Lieut.. Cunningham
then altered his course and proceeded
to Elizabeth City, where he expected
to meet Mrs Grimke and accompany
her to Norfolk, but she had not arrived.
The mate Of the Harvest, Mr.. Leroy
(the French passenger and two seameh
had come up to Elizabeth City, who
stated, tina: on account of the prevail
ing easteily winds, the water in the
Sound had fallen so low, that the YES.
sci which was to have brought DR..
King and Mrs. Grimke up, was left
high and dry. They left Mrs. Grimke
very well as to health, but, as might
be supposed, greatly oppressed in mind
and spirits by her heart-rending GALA
nifty.
Doctor King was unremitting in his
endeavors to render the situation Of
Mrs Grimke as comfortable as posi-
BILE, and intended 10 remain with her
until she was restored to her friends.
They were at the house Of Mr.. Mid
yeti, about Eve miles from he wreck,
who treated them with great kindness
and hospitality. No other person pc.
rished besides those mentioned in the
Elizabeth CITY Star, viz: 1t. Grimke
and child, and the cook and boy be-
longing to the Harvest. The infant,
borne on the pillows, reached the strand
while it vet breathed; but the spark Of
life fingered only for moment.
Lieut. Grimke fell victim to his
benevolent feelings. Regardless ofhis
own safety and intent only on that Of
others, he exerted himself to the last
in saving the lives of those on board
The boat which carried his wife reach
ed the shore in safety; that in which
his child was, as has been before sta
ted, upset-when the boat returned
to bring him from the wreck, it found
him expiring, and in few minutes he
vas no more. tits supposed that he
had sunk under the violence of his rx-
erti ms and the acuteness Of his feel
ings.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-06
MASTER AND APPRENTICE.

The editor Of the Democratic Press
has given long repor! Of case be-
tween a master and apprentice. The
apprentice applied to the court to be
discharged, on the ground ofexcessive
severity This charge was not made
out by evidenoe;>i it appeared that tire
apprentice had once been logged for
deserving his master-that he broke
his indentures by contracting maIrimo-
nv. and that he had several times been
guilty of indiscreiion The court re-
fused to interfere, and ordered the ap-
prentice back to his master The
Judge maintained the principle that
the master was in the place OF the pa
rent, and might, if necessary, infiict
chastisement on an apprentice at any
time during his apprenticeship.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-06
A CARD.

1t was enormously stated by me yes
terday that Mr.. r. King was not a
n,emb r Of the Congress OF 1886, 1t
was intended to say he was not mem
Der Of the Congress or rather Conven-
ton that sat in Annapolis in 1885,
which recommended the Convention OF
1897, BY the members whereofthe Con-
stitution of the United States was form
ed and proposed for adoption to the
states. Mr.. K was in Congress in
1885. IS and 7, and was also member
of the Convention of 'S7. If the in
formant, or instiga,o~, Of them York
Advocate be in truth "gentleman,"
ard acknowledges the responsibilities
of sucn character, will submit, 10
him or to any other gentleman, at any
time, Mr.. Secretary Barbour's letter.
CHARLES KING.
Saturday, Sd December. 1925.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-06
Con sULATE GENERAL OF COLOMBIA, I
in the United States of .4merica.

To Mr. Edward Barry, commercial a.
gent for Colombia, in Philadelphia:
Sir: His excellency the minister plen-
ipotcntiary from Colombia to the Uni
ted States, under yesterdays date in
forms me, that he has ultimately adj
dressed the supreme government, and
The intendaM,s Of the various depart
mcnts, relative TO the orders issued for
the c, rti6ca,es by the Colon ian agents
OF the manift,ts, invoices. and during
the summer, of the bills of health of all
vessels bound from the ports of the
United States to those Of Colombia
You will therefore be pleased to point
on, clearly and distinctly, through the
medium of,he newspapers, the neces-
sity Of said documents, that after the
spublic alton of This order, the captains
and shippers may no longer adduct
their ignorance thereof as a plea "a
gainst any results that may accrue in
our ports in consequence of their ne
gIeci in exhibiting the above papers
duly authenticated and certified. re-
main, (Signe6 l.. P.LACIO.
Commercial .Agency Of Colombia in
Philadelphia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-06
THE NORTH W. THE SOUTH


Few VI our readers can be ignorant
that in relation 10 our black popula.
ton, the northern section Of this eoun-
tfysis in open array against the south,
and that some Of the free states. as thew
denominate themselves, have project.
ed amendments to the constitution, IN.
tended 10 destroy our right in this spe.
cies Of property. Gov. Burton, in his
address to the North Carolina legisla.
ture, thus notices this subject:
PETE sb'wg Repub.
A resolution was adopted by the Gen.
! eral Assembly Of tie State of Georgia,
on the 22d day Of December, 1873,
proposing an amendment to the Con.
stifution Of the United States. This
was presented to our General Assem-
bly, by my predecessor Since that pc.
Rod. resolutions from New Jersey and
Virginia, disappearing, and from Mis-
souri,, approving this amendment, have
been received, and are herewith sub
mitted. In addition, you will herewith
receive, Resolutions from the State OF
Ohio, proposing the "gradual emanci-
patton Of Slaves and the Colonization
Of free people Of Color" These have
been disappi owed by the Legislatures of
Mississippi and Missouri, and highly
approved by those Of Indiana, Della.
ware, Connecticut and Illinois, as will
appear from their accompanying reso-
lations. All of which are respectfully
submitted with one passing remark;
That although we Cannot bur acknowI.
edge, with feelings Of lively gratitude,
the overweening interest which The
non slave holding states have taken in
our internal police, yet we indulge the
hope, that they will shortly learn and
practice, what has familiarly been term
ed the eleventh ommandment-"Lete eve.
ry one attend 10 his own concerns"
And that they will Concur with US in
thinking, that if our neighbor have a
natural deformity, it is at least, breach
of good manners, continually to re-
mind him ofhis misfortune. Yonr wis
dom will, however, dictate the course
proper to be pursued upon this delicate
question.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-06
PERU.

The congress Of Peru, for the pur-
pose of protecting the coasting trade
under their own flag, have laid duty
Of thirty per cent, upon all merchan-
die inrendedt to be sent to the coas, in
foreign vessels, payable at one Of the
principal ports. In consequence OF
representations made in Lima, it is un-
derstood tha, the decree of the 18th OF
April, relative 10 the con6scation of
Spanish property, will nor be in force
until eight months after its date.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-06
November 90, 1925.

The above circular is inserted in COM
pllance with the order received from
the consul general of Colombia. The
various ports Of entry in the republi,
are Augostura, island Of Margaritta,
Cumana, Barcelona, La Guayra, Porto
Cabello, Coro, Maracaibo, Rio de la
Hacha, Santa Martha, Ca'thagena,
Porto Bello. Chagers, Panama, ana
Guyaquil. The papers requiring GER
ti6cate from the commercial agency
are, the manifest and clearance, the in
voice Of each and every shipper, and
bill ofhealth from the LIST of June to the
Soth November, inclusive.
The foregoing is published for the
information Of Merchants and others
trading to the ports of Colombia.
EDWARD BARRY,
No. %, Walnut street.