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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18

WE HAVE received further supply of the Steel sasr cot
w GaS, which are warranted b, the manuIaciuer-the
price is 81 per saw. DAVENPORT X ALLEN.
Stpf iS---6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18

CUPPLp'G INSTR U-DfE.ETS,
TPoN and improved panu,t received aud sale
Oby ANSoS BROOKS,
October IL. 47--5t Directly opposite The Eagle IIote
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18

GROCERIES.
FT7HE subscriber having engaged IN the Grocery BsinsS
door below her.. Hubbard and Gardeners, aud opposite
Messr. s. NJ Aliens Office, invites his ends from the
Try, and the public generally call him, when articles in
has line wanted lie hoPe.o he able render general
tisfaoton. BARRETT w. WALTiiALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18
In Hsnrieo Couafv Court. Oct. 3D.. 1872

In Hsnrico County Court, Oct. Sd, 1925,
nRDERED, that notice be given by advertisement the
~ Rchm5nd Buqner, that the County Court of1lcnrico w
koding te Courts, for the sad County, IN their New
Courthouse, erected upon the ground which the Old Court
house formerly stood November Of said Court
Copy. Teae,
Oct t. 44--8t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18
JoRM al. G0ROoM,

JoaM NJ. G0RDoM,
OFFERS foR Safe,
West India and Scw-O sugaIs
Fanny coat and lump do
PRIME X cen, Java and old whte COLES
Imperial
i S S;::; s s3::r and TEAS
Oil Madeira
Sicily do. =
Lisbon HINES.
Maagt
S S, $' ss"i SHsArDr.
% r; s ss "a ,sOM
Old Holland gin
Old ~ { and whskey
Nloia,ses, selected Tor retailing
Spe celi taOw caudles
English and American bIisIered and German STEEL
Swedes aud juutry non and plough plates
Salt Liver pool blown
IS bundles Eng ,ih hoop iron
Cheese, Boston No. 1 chocolate
Table salt boxes
MuUraei ranIns
JamesOu's fresh crackers
Duhani's mustard, allsPics udPeppGf
Nunegs and cinnamon
Mace, cloves aud sliupnds
Race aud grOupd ginger
JniIsU, liz blue AMI starch
Alum, ssli aud saltpeue
Svap III s,uall noxe. 10 sui families
sX ~ and 10 < ~ window glass
Browns hest ohswins t0iaceO
Havana scgafs ned eurds < leading lines
Whtemoie's Cotton aud wool eard'
Spinning cotton
Cotton yarn, assorted from No s to 10
Letter and iool-osp paper
Wrapping paper and wrapping twins
Iron b1uld wood
Gunpowder, Duponts F, IF aud tbF
do Eagle double strong
Patent shot assorted
kegs bar lead
5 and gallon de,niohus
ON CONSIGNMENT
boxes anehoyes
do French oordals
do preserved brandy fruit
10 do vetmecilla and naeeufoni
bale bottle corks
- bags soft she'll Almonds
~ casks port VINE
ierces hrimstOnc.---ALSO, - -
4 general assortment of ) TOME w "A q z;
Sept. 10. 55-lA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18
PIIRIIC NOTICE !

AUDITORS OFFICE. Sept %, 1925.
OWNERS OF LAND, forfeited for nOn.Payment Of taxes,
The Literary Fund, notified that the period allowed
by the last Legislature for redt emng the will
expire gu the 10th Ut November ensuing.
JAS. K. HEATH, A. PA.
Sem, sO 45-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18
DYER ISEfE.NT.

dDVERIISE.MEJNI,
nj Office hereby given that shall present petition TO
the General Assembly al M next session. praying to be d.
vofced Il om nv husband James Saunders
pro.. E1-.rd Sent "a f9-tst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CO-P.ARI.NERSHIP.
TIME subscribers associated Themselves together in bu
.iness under the firm Lakeland Henshaso y and
offer for general Of Prime Gfoceries-Th
will reesVe aud sell commission all kinds OF country
produce. NJ q. LAKELAND.
EDWARD HENSifAW.
GEO; w. HENSHAW.
I5-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18

Notice TO the GTOtUerS of Cotton.
TyHE intend eguarly hereafter TO tie purchasers
4 OF COTTON n this market They will At all tunes be
prepared pay for that article its fair market value IN cash.
aud invite those bringing here for sale TO give thema call
Rthmond. Sent ~ 39-n KERR CASKIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18

We haze received and hare noto ia Store,
VI - IN hhs sugar, oil various quaii. part prime
- wv 400 bags and other green eoAees
100 hoSe. ,oap
500 cssk. cut nails
200 barrels loaf sugar
20 pipes imitation brardy
10 do superior Coguac brandy
10 do holland gin, superior
10 boxes fig blue
hid. superior old Antigua rum
do Cognae brandy
Is hhis. molasses
81 cask, Malaga wine
so barrels New England rum
hhds snaiea do
so barrels Kentucky whskey
1917 casks Sicily Madeira wine
IS kegs salt pelre
rs dozen sifteis
$50 kegs English lead
IND IVILL RECIPE
In few days from Boston, New York. phal.lphia Baltimore,
Norfolk and Providence,
80 hhds sugars, superior
IS do mo l,.es uneommonly bright aud line
II bags old white coffee
10 hhds. rupperas
100 barrel, mickere, No. 3,
80 boxes soap
$50 bagsshot
20 half boxes segars
80 punoheons fine Antigua
100 packages American Cotton Goods Of first quality AISO
6Oo kegs Rogers gunpowder,
All u which will be the mos, liberal terms.
MoNCURE, ROBINSON PLEASANTS.
August l9. 3iu
FRESH IMPORTED FILL GOODS.
EOhN WILLIAM GlLLIAr have received by the late
- arrivals from London anu Liverpool variety OF uOOS,
suitable for the i trade, aud offer them Tor sale
modaiing terms:
Best London cloths and oesmeres assorted colour, aud
prices.
Cough aud Brathwaite and Jas. andy Sons, double
iniied napt cOions
Point striped and rose blankets
White, yellow, ed aud green lanneb and baite'
Drah, blue, green aud mixed plains
Double mled drab cloths
Blue brown drab and mkt Ga cloths
Blue oire, Irah and brown fearnoughts
FigT ed, striped and plain hombazts
Caroline plsds sni Tartan plids
Bang-up aud constitution cords
German oznaburgs, tieklenbuigs and bursP,
lowp priced A Stout IRISH linens
Also IN STORE,
80 bags prime green coffee
81 AMI Oliveira old London Psrti
euiar Madeira Wne imported direct aud oi very suPe-
Tor quality
casks raddy CO. London snuff.
Sept IS. 4i-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18
TO THE PUBLIC.

We have received and hare noto in Store,
sS' .ss. and 81 oss, %' as,. pat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18
COTTON GINS.

Milledgeville, Geo, Sept. 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18


Montreal paper- of the LIST instant. state thai
Mr.. Anthony Barclay, His Majesty Commssio-
nor under the 9th and 7th articles of the Treaty OF
Client, arrived at that place on Monday last from
the Lake OF the Woods-he was accompanied bv
Mr.. Tiarks, Richard Williams, Esq. NJ. u. and
Mr.. Aufrere. The Commissioner and party pro-
ceeded into the interior early in May last, upon this
exposed and faiisuing expedition, in execution OF
The duties OF his appointment. THE whole line OF
the Wclland canal in Upper Canada, will be pla-
ced under contract on the 25th inst. The Whole is
expected TO be completed tie ensuing season, 90
that vessels may pass and Tepass from Lake Erie
to Lake Ontario.
1yfa MAILING orr SUMMARIES. sge a-sr, ,por oy ne
itia rsah; particularly upon TIE D1mcc Fpf
tome Of s National Jogn,l. W. all its fss md p5,,.
seoior nj irn ~ ef0r 10 locicome 10 rseiDroefs s
compliment uA'n h picaers. Thee svHpv,
,Hni 70 sd'tors ord s-aroy hr Ns(I Hsir yeader NJ
they contain mas 81 Iris "a efdH annosaJ yerbfa
N smaller 'oPosf; aud h"s many fragment ,ayes
rhi rrdd oherrrfeb b. lost md mae g obfeasd e.
cr,sge Fstst 10 not 80 rs7 sapytt Of 5sirgernrS5s
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-11-05
Published VEEHLf,
IIPPINCOTT & ABBOTT


Terms Of Si.6scrsbttoH.--At the rate of Two
DOLLARS Ann FIFTY CENTS per annum, if paid
in dVance-or half yearly, in advance, in
CASH.-Ihree Dollars at the end of the year.
Subscribers who pay in produce will be charg
Ell Three Dollars per annum, if they pay within
the year, in such articles, and at such times, as
may be agreed on by the parties. II they fail
to pay at the time agreed on, or near it, they
then viii be charged Three Dollars Gosh. A
failure to give notice Of wish to dscon-
tinuc at the end Of each term viii be consi-
dercd as new engagement. No paper 10 be
discontinued (anless at the option Of the Ed
tors) until all arrearages shall have been paid
.ia'eraseme1ts, not exceeding square, viii
b. inserted at 81 for the first, and % cents for
each subsequent insertion. Larger ADVERTISE
ments in the same proportion. reduction
will be made to those who advertise by the
Year.
CT Letters to the Editors must be post
paid or they will not be attended to.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-11-05

Jacob Mayne now took chair and sat
tenance. "I may tell you, moo, that
Willie Oliver kens il was your BARN, for
he saw her limpin9 after the lImmer at
Gala. Brigg, but ha'eing nae suspicion,
he die not taxi second leuk o. her
but ae leuk is sufficient, and be swears 1t
was bonny Lucy Forester" Aunt iso-
bel by this Tune had bread and cheese,
and bottle of her own elder. flower W ne,
on the table. You have had long
and hard journey, wherever you have
been, Mr. Maync-tak' some refresh
ment;" and Michael asked blessing.
jacob saw that he might now venture
10 reveal the whole truth. No-no--
Mrs. Irvine, am over happy to eat or
to drink. You are a prepared Tor the
blessing that aw ats you--your BARN is
not lar ati'-and myself, Tor it was
myseI' that found her, will bring her by
the hand and restore her 10 her parents. !"
Agnes had raised herself up in her bed
at these words, but sunk gently back on
her pillow. Aunt lsobel was rooted TO
her chair, and Michael, as he rose up,
felt as if the ground was sinking under
his feet.
There was a dead silence all around
the house for short space, and then the
sound OF many joy iul voices, which again.
by degrees subsidized. The eyes OF all
then looked, and yet feared to look to-
wards the door. Jacob Mayne was not
as good as his word, for he did moi bring
Lucy by the band to restore her TO her
parents; but dressed again in her own
bonnet, and her own gown, and her own
plaid, in rushed their child, by herself,
with tears and sobs of joy, and her father
laid her v thin her mothers bosom.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-11-05
SILK WORMS.

A gentleman, now IN this city, Phila-
deiphla, proposes to commence the cul-
turc OF The White mulberry, for the pur-
pose of establishing the manufac NY oil
silk on large scale. IL also proposes
the Gu llis alton oi palma christ for the
manufacture OF castor oil, the sun flower
for sweet oil, the poppy for opium, PINK
root, rhubarb, cicutu, Fpller's ,easel,
madder, and the best k nds OF tobacco
for segars, such as The Maryland broad
yellow and the Havana, seed Tor which
viii be obtained Of the first quality. It's
confidently believed that these articles
may be cultivated with infinitely more
profit aud advantage than the produce
which is at present the object oil farmers
generally III this county.
The great national importance and ad
vantage OF the silk manufacture to tbe
United States, must be obvious TO every
rejecting mind, upon the considerations,
lst, that above 500 cooper annum (the
recent amount OF imports OF silk ingo The
United States) might be saved to Ibis
country thereby. 2d'y, that much less
amount OF land and labor are Necessary,
for the growth and manufacture Of silk,
Than are required fer that oil any other
species OF olo,hing: and, 3diy, the in
creased demand for domestic produce at
home, which would necessarily follow
from the increase OF manu- features, and
also the loss and contingencies attendant
4 fh..4 nj 4,
eign markets.
Several Ingenious and patriotic inhabi,-
ants of the United States, have, al differ.
enl periods, seduiously labored 10 adj
vance this important branch of domestic
manufacture, but for want OF persons ac-
their several and highly meriorious al.
! temp,s have failed, leaving US in posses
SION Of every thing necessary for its con-
summation, but the fabrlcator; TO effect
which, no plan appears SO likely 10 sue
coed as the following:
1t is proposed to locate tract Of land
| IN salubrlous and advantageous situa-
ion, in one OF the western states, VIZ. the
vicinity of Cincinnati, Ohio, Louisville,
Ken. Harmony, Ind or St. Louis, Mo.
on which to establish company for the
purpose of The culture and manufacture
of castor oil, superior tobacco, SILK, OPT
um, rhubarb, madden, &c. and whatever
else may be deemed worthy OF their al
ten,ion. For this purpose, ii is deemed
most advisable TO torn company with
stock in shares of 500 each. Further
information will be given, by applying a,
the office Of The Saturday Evening Post.
PhiiQQ. En-, Post
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-11-05
From Pouson's American Daily Advertiser.
GOV. COLES OF ILLINOIS.

GOV. COl4ES Or ILL NOlS.
Among the numerous strangers that
have recently visited and departed from
this city, no one perhaps has higher
claims upon our respect and es een,
than the gentleman whose name is pIac-
ed at the head oil this article.
The instances are not rare which JUS
tify notices OF living merit, and the wri-
ter is by no means sure, that the risk
even OF offending modest worth, should
withhold IRON the public eye and appro-
baton, the character and services OF in
dividuaIs, whose example is full OF in
terest and instruction, for the morals
and the politician. To considerable
and highly respectable portion of the in
habitants of Philadelphia, Gov Coles
has been long and advantageously known;
but many others Of our fellow-cilizens
have been familiar with his benevolen
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-11-05

correspond with our republican feelings,
and are even more peremptory than
those usually employed by Muses., no
Was, at least, as legitimate ruler as MIR.
Noah.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-11-05

The weekly Journal, called the .4mer-
lean Farmer, published al Baltimore, is,
doubtless, one of the most useful works
o! the kind with which any country has
been enriched. Ii has done iucaculable
service TO the United States by promot-
ing the first branch OF domestic INDUSTRY.
agriculture, to the advanc emcn, of which,
in all material details, it is especially
dedicated. There is no department Of
husbandry on which it has not furnished
abundant information, scientific and prac-
tical, so that the seven quafto volumes
of which it is now composed, arc the
bes; repository ex,ant for the American
cultivator. The mos, intelligent and
distinguished OF this class throughout
the Union, have contributed to its pages
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

1t is earnestly hoped that parents especially,
and gentlemen generally win attend this exa-
mination; because it will complete four years
in which | have taught in this county. Whc-
ther time has been u~sefully, or otherwise. en-
pIoyed; whether the progress of he pupils has
been rapid; habits o. industry, hxed; a thorough
knowledge of the sciences. taughti and correct
and moral sentiments. incuicated; are what the
|punlic doubtless wish to kno "; and which the
subscriber wishes for an opportunity of sllowing>
The subscriber would respectfully suggest
Ito his patrons that he expects dues of long
}standing will be settled as soon as is consistent
with their convenience.
ALMoN soRTWEtL.
Feb s
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Martinsburg, ia.
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".sar he whole year in advance. No sub
,,cr;n,,on receivedior a shorter term than SIX
months, and no paper discontinued until ar
;.aarares are paid-afailureto notify a q lscon-
s;nrance ofthe paper at least che week Prev
o,s 10 the end of the time subscribed for, will
~ considered a new engagement.
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u.saLs Insertion, and continued, after that
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come responsible person., or the postmaster
80, convenient to the advertiser.
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cbarqed 10 the person ordering them, unless
~or,;cnIar ,y stipulatedto the contrary.
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less the same be previously paid for.
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mail. must be paid, otherwise they Will NOT DC
attended to.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-17

Mr. Clay, was beyond their reach, sim
ply thought proper to give their support
TO their sEcoND crorcs, instead of their
third, and Mr.. Clay had no other hand in
The business, than that of Kentucky, ac-
ting with his colleagues. If his influ-
ence had any weight, 1t was that, and
that alone, that gives him weight with
the world, with his country, and with
the house over which he now presides
that was the cause ofit-his talents, and
Judgment of men. measures and prin-
cipIes The member of congress, from
whom The above information is derived,
also says."I do not entertain a doubt
but that Virginia would vote for Mr.. A.
dams, rather than either gen. Jackson
should succeed or Mr.. Calhoun come
in through the vice presidency"
The following letter. addressed by Mr.. CrAr
to Judge BRooKs, of Virginia. is copied from
the Richmond Enquirer. 10 which print It was
communicated no doubt by the latter gen.
tlemaf.
Washington, esM jan. 1895.
Ny DEAR SIR: My position, in re-
gard to the Presidential contest, is high
ly critical, and such as TO leave me no
path on which | can move, without cen
sure. | have pursued, in regard to it,
the rule which ALWAYS observe in the
discharge Of my public duty. l have
Intercepted my conscience as TO what
| ought to do, and that faithful guide
tells me that | ought to vote for Mr..
Adams. shall fulfill its Injunction
Ma. Crawford's state Of health, and the
circumstances under which lie presents
himself to the House, appear to me to
be conclusive against him; Asa friend
of liberty, and to the permanence of
our institutions, | cannot consent, in this
early stage of their existence, by com
tributing to the election of a military
chisftain, to give the strongest guaran-
tee that this Republic will march inths
fatal road which has conducted avery
other Republic TO ruin. lowe to our
friendship this frank axpositioniof my in
testions-Ia am, and shall continue to be,
assailed by all the abuse which partizan
zeal malignity, and rivalry, can invent.
Ishall viewiwithout emotion, these ehu-
sions of malice. and remain mistaken in
my purpose. What isa public man worth
ifhe will not expose himself, OF fit occa-
sions, for the good of his country
As to the result of the election, / can
not speak with absolute certainty; but
there is every reason 10 believe that we
shall avoid the dangerous precedent TO
which / allude.
BE pleased to give my respects to
Mr.. - - and believe me,
always.
Your Cordial Friend,
II. CLAY.
III Yro r, p,oo
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-17
Farm for Rent.

Y o. s
Ill He subscriber will rent, for a monied rent,
to the highest bidder, on The 9Th day OF the 'd
month (March) next, on the premises
about 60 4cres Of Land,
living on Tuscarora within one mile OF Martins
burg, belonging to the heirs of James Menden-
- hall, deceased On the premises are
ff.s..sEs a good Dwelling House, Barn,
90. IA Stables. AN Orchard Of grated truit,
@A-kss and excellent Mesdow ground. Bond
and approved security will be required.
AARON HIBBERD.
Feb 10
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-17
Your Cordial Friend,
II. CLAY.
The Hon. r. Books.
IRELAND AND THE BOURBONs.

- $3.50
We To-day insert another article from
the Paris Etoiie, the chief organ of the
Bourbons, relating to Ireland and the
oppression which the Catholic people
of that country endure. 1t goes still
further TO support the opinion already
given in reference to the sympathy the
Bourbons have ever manifested towards
the Irish, whenever any great public
question agitated the latter. 1t is alto
gether a curious article, and the part
taken by the French Ministerial Press,
on the occasion, begins to excite atten-
ton in London. The annexed para
graph on the subject is from the Cou-
rior-Fd Gos.
"We have given, in another part Of
our paper, this day, an article from the
Etoiie upon the subject of the Catholic
Association, and upon the Catholic Re-
ligion generally.-Under some circum-
stances, such an article might be read
and dismissed as the mere lucubration
Of the writer: but when we couple its
appearance in that paper,the avowed or
Gdl VI tIle tiOtcht poity IL idDNCs WIN
the known efforts Of the Association IT.
self, to enlist on its side the Continental
press, we deem it right to place it be-
fore our readers.
SPAlN.-The account which the rea-
der will find in another column, Of the
sufferings of the Ex-minister CRUz,
exhibits in strong colors the hor-
rible system which governs Spain; and
in addition TO this there is an article from
Yittora, stating that lists had been cir
culated of persons who were to e knock
ed ~ The head Immediately after the de-
parture of the French army"
MIDDLErowN, JAN. c9.-By letters
just received here, per ship Mohawk, at
Baltimore, from Gibralter, written by
Com.MAcDoNoUaH, andone OF his Lieu
tenants, it appears that the Commodore
health is much improved, so that the &C
via Norfolk, is manifestfy incor-
rect. Letters of o date still more re-
cent than those by the Mohawk, Zorro
bcrate the pleasing Intelligence of the
continued improvement Of Commodore
Macdonough'Ihealth since his departure
this country.-Amsricsn Sentinel
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-17
~.NARTLVSBURG
ACADEMY.

TNHE Annual Examination will take place on
Saturday the Goth of this month, at 9
o'clock, A. NJ. The next session viii COM
mence on the LIST of March next, which will be
Tuesday following.
Feb 3
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-17
Feb S
MARTINSBURG
n!RMALh AGADRNlWo
a PUBLIC EXAMINATION

n IT PU BIC E-l.T.TIsV.I TON
NV, L take place on Monday the 2ist inst.
Nv .h en- those who are DESTROYS of wit
= the progress of the Young ladies are
,ssnec,enlIv IL, tied to attend AS there will
no vacation. nd the number of pupils con-
], niue TO be limited, an early application viii
De advisable.
Feb 3
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-17
Parke's Arithmetic,

NOJplLED with great care, for the use OF
~ schools and men of business, iusl received
shd for $ ale at this olhce- Prics 695 ssnts.
ieb
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-17

Mr.. Appleton, Secretary of Legation
of the United States at Madrid, has ar
rived in this city.> File is tire bearer Of
Dispatches from Mr.. Nelson 10 the De-
'partment Of State.-Aiat. hit.