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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-11-11
:. on the 1st inst, r

MARKEDLY the Rev. Il. WrILIsruN, the 26Ih
ult., HENRY ROWAN and MARY ANN MCCOY.
EY Ihe same. on the LIST inst, ROBERT FERGUSON &
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-11-11

We lind It again necessary 10 mention that we do not
insert hymeneal notices upon anonymous authority.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-11-11

The PHILADELPHIA Bank has declared dividend of two
and half per cent payable after the 17th inst.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-11-11

The committee appointed by the New York public meet
ing for the relief of the sufferers by the fires in New Bruins
wick, have already thther the Of five thousand
dollars.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-11-11

The Managers Of the Boston Theatre appropriated the
recepsof Wednesday night last, for the relief Of the suf
ferers by the late calamous fires in New brunswick
The citizens of Boston Monday evening to adopt
measures for the relief OF the above mentioned sufferers
The prompttude with which Americans step forward to
the help of their fellow in DISTRESS, The most
amabe trait in their character
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03
VARIETY.

Among the contents Of our last page are two Das-
sages OF a speech delivered on the 9Th ult, a,
Edinburgh, by Mr.. Brougham, the celebrated mem
Der of the British parliament. We have quoted
them chiefly a. specimens Of the acrimonious spirit
which distinguishes him rs whig Pandemoniurr
could scarcely be exhibited in worse colours than
those in which he has painted the House of Lords
The speech is altogether In very coarse and harsh
strain, and some parts of il in the worst posi-
bic taste; and it proves hat he is not qualified 10
graduate the merits of Demoshenes and Cicero.
Mr. Brougham, is "a man of prodigous requirements.
nervous intellect, intrepid character and indefai-
gable diligence; but he is deficient in Imagination
and genius; in delicacy of perception and elegance
of manner. lie is overweeuing, impeuous, bitter
ly sarcastic and roughly cosent MIR. Canning has
grace, wit, tact, a better style and temper:
and possesses, on the whole, as an orator. greater
eloquence and influence. The latter could give the
best lecture on the art of speaking and It's annals
and wbuld doubtless, have acquitted himself in a
superior way before the University Of Glasgow.
The dinner given 10 Mr. Brougham at Edinburgh
excited more sensation and drew a greater crowd
than any which had taken place in that city A
multitude OF hmangues were pronounced by differ
ent guests. MIR. Brougham did not retire until two
IN the morning; spoke three times, and became
abundantly vivid, as may be seen by the following
extract from his final address.
&c 1t was very hard the Chainnan should Law upon
him the blame of dissolying so excellent a Meeting
lie must certainly have supposed The stamina Of his
Constitution to have been relaxed since he left
Edinburgh, By residing in a more eIeminae climate
lie could assure him lac quite mistaken. lie
had only been up all one night and half Of another
but two nights sitting up he valued as nothing.
Wber in Edinburgh formerly, four clock, and not
one, was his usual hour OF going to bed much
laughter The truth was, the Chairman had cx-
hausted his stock Of toass and was obliged to re-
sort to this expedent But now that be was upon
his legs TO use phrase common in another House
he would try to supply the want; in doing which,
he would have 10 pronounce name, which never
was uttered in that same House bat with praise OF
:he thing it sgnifed, and thea some dire mischief
vas sure TO ensue to that same ihing-he meant
" The Liberty Of the Press" [appsuse.1 When
ever he heard that Liberty vehemently praised by
Crown Lawyers others in the House alluded 10,
.hen there was moral certainty that some good
sill statute was forthcoming 10 shsckle it,"
In his second address, he observed that " a Whir
wa not Republican; becsuS the coasummalion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03
IRON as s. cpohna Stat. ca..a,l
CREEK INDIANS

.Hessrs. Editors: l see an accountin the nspe,.
OF 'Le murder OF General NJ 'Intosb, one of The
principal Chiefs Of the Creek Indians. bv sb,',',
400 wauiors Of his own nation. When all the
iacis relating 10 this subject shall be known 10 the
people Of the United States, think they will be Of
opinion, that M'lntosh was not murdered: bl,
ra'her that he has been duly executed, according
70 The known laws and usoges Of the nation TO
which be belonged
From the time Of President H,ashingion 10
tne present day, the government of the United
states bas been endeavoring 10 impress on the In
o'an tioes' ne great benefits that would arise from
. se',ied' instead OF roaming life; aud from an
attention TO separate property, The arts of a0ricuI
iure, and The habits of civilization. Year after
year. has this beenurgcd upon them (the Creeks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03
Remarkable Fish !Storv.


SALrhr, May 2S.--We learn that while a Cape
Ann fishing schooner was lying on the Middle
Ground a few days since, with her anchor down,
and her men employed IN fishing, they suddenly
perceived their vessel was moving at rapid rate
alter she had gone considerable distance they saw
Il large whale Use to the surface OF the water and
blow--when he disappeared, the vessel was again
carried swiftly through the water, and again the
whale rose and spouted, and they perceived the
waler coloured with blood The fish then sunk,
and the schr. remained stationary. The crew now
endeavoured to raise the anchor, but found they
could not! Soon after brig came up ~ it'll them,
AID on being informed of the circumstances sent
several men on board the schr 10 assist in eigh-
ing the anchor, which they effected with conside-
rahle difficulty, and when They took il on boa.d
found part OF The entrails OF the whale upon it!
II Is supposed the fish either sireHoced the an
Choir, or in diving to the bottom, struck upon i,
with such force TO cause il % enter his BODY.
This although fish story, we have reason to be-
Iieve rs essentially true.
lSeveral gentlemen from Gloucester corroborate
the account OF whale getting entangled With The
cable AID anchor of fishing schr.l About ~
fathoms OF the cable was nearly chafed OIL The
schr. was commanded by Capt. Benz. Parsons
Boston Palladium.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03
From the athens Gazette, of .May s.


Indian .Mschief-Whi fifteen miles of
Gaines, lille, few days since, two Indians, uncle
and nephew, were apparently preparing themselves
Tor hunt; but the nephew laid down in the yard to
sleep; the uncle went to cleaning the suns-the
nephew awoke In a rage, said he just had a
bad dream, jerked up his gun and shot his uncle
in the head, which killed him the spot-the ne
phew then fed, and swore he would 90 and kill a
white family who lived near-but a squaw ran off
in different direction 10 advise that family to fly
on account of this threat-the squaw found none
but two or three women and children about the
house, as the father out alter his cattle the ad
vice was taken, whereupon the Indian thinking it
best to secure his safety, fed 10 swamp, TO
be supported by his gun. The neghbors gathered
about men well armed. and went in pursuit of
him, when they found him squa,ting close to the
body OF ree--an engagement took place whilst the
Indian kept advancing on the men, shot at them >
or 6 times, and wounded one man severely in the
shoulder-but the men put or 10 bullets in him,
when he iell-as they went up to him, he rose
upon his seat and stuck OF the white men
across the arms with his gun, which hur, him very
much this led one OF the white men 10 beat the
Indian over the hoad with the breach of his gun un-
Ill he had killed him. We are told that the noise
about the late and expected eessions Of their lands
IS the primary cause OF this mischief.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03
ALEXANDRIA, FINALE
BOAR DING GEEOnT.

MARGAREr JUDO nteud, opening in Alexandria, d g.
1lA in desirable part Of the iowa Boar5;,g Sr5ooJ 6
ts"'aes IN which will he taught plain sewing ,peIne read
ing, "g, grammar geography the Of the globes,
inal philosophy and asroromy The -r will have The riy
ee Of attending the lectures delivered by IS llo,ye and g.
aqIhaI on natural philosophy and chemistry, illustrated by
experiments WIN suitable apparatus Price fos boarding
odsns washing and tuition, 80 dollars per quartepayne
~ au' aoee vacation Of one week will be allowed abU,n
hc i' m me tenh month Of the present ye1r
weeks ahou, the hrstof the eighth month in each wear after
scholars from adtanee il be desired will remain
in the family during the vacation.
In me various dulles Of the institution, Margaret Judge will
nave the assistance Of swell qualified teacher Tbe school ~
he opened the first Of month Apple a,o. nav he n,a
TO Margaret Judge or WIN. Stabler - -
n; D. a few day Scholars will be received
Alexandra, 5fh mol
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03
A PHOCIAMATTON

w nbE u has been rePressntedto the Executive hy
" the Shcd OF Din~iddie county, that certain Moses
ewny Tree msJ OF colour, who had been condemned by
nI as' superb" Court OF said county he hung for murder
a on the night Of the 9th Instant his escape fro m the
Jaan ~ me county, and Is now going large: have
eeioe thought proper, with the advice Of the Council Of
oe' To oheTa reward Of One Hundred and fits Dollar. 10
% person or persons who will sppeheu convey 20 tho
@ 1ofesad the 'sd Moses Newly and do moreover re-
lr ~ officers civil and military and eIhort the good peos
Fe OF ms Commonwealth 10 their hes. endeavours Ia
cause hS SAID fugitive TO be sPPrehendcd shat he be deal,
Given Under hand Governor and under TIE seal Of
u.s. Commonwealth at Fiehunopd, this iib day Of May
s., 100. JAMES PLEASANTS.
MOSES newly Is about IS years If age rather ght colour
feet 9nche high, h right arm and one on hi, lef
lev
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03
COTTOM GLhcS

TTflE subscriber, formerly resident Of Mathew, eouutv
> where ha long engaged in making Cotton ns which
Were hgy approved Of has resumed that business this
a n'sh5' Carrying on, on the most improved plan, and
per all Gins Of from 80 to 30 saws and er those Of
ede number Of saws - ~ only will be ellreed nc wishes
Is possible which shall be faithfully executed and the work
noi approved Of they 'ha not be bound 10 receive IT,
Ay tesdence on Main Street, over Mr. william MITCHELL
Jeweier. RITCHIE AYRES.
Richmond. Nav So 9-v1p,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03
RUMatVaY

'nH the 22d inst small negro by the Of PETER
~ about y Or % years II age feet three inches high,
ped on IN OLD Virginia cloth double big coat
burg Panaoon', cotton Shirt and black hal with red band
no close body coat II beleved he from the ghbouf-
hood q Fredefok'burgi s Of thin sase, and ba sdeee
Cd look any person who vse sad negro 10 a that
esa ssh ssaiu, shall sreward twenty dolars
Nay a. ''"i s, t.,,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03
TXECUTJI,E Jjrp tgT1TeyJi

NN1n01dI IIh Wly, IbII
NOTICE hereby given thii from this tine forward al
~ peon Offering Themselves Princpao sscuriie, to
any bond cOntfdcto be approved BY The Executive will be
required accompany the with adayits ia legal f5rs
stating the value of The property which they would bona fd
posses ater Tie payment of ~ Their debf
By order W. II RICHARDSON. C. E.
No. "a ST.
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TO U.NDERTaKERS

pursuance OF of the General Assembly of viroi,
en'lIlej, An act to authorize the esabi'h@ent a West
ern Lunaiie HosPilal"---pas,ed 22d January, 1925:
Notice hereby given, that Saturday the 9Th day Of T
neat proposals os the erection OF the Necessary builng
hotied by the act aforesaid, will be received hv The
signed committee appointed by the Court OF Directors for
that purpose i"F
ne work will he required TO be done in the
TO be commenced early possible after the said b az
plan OF The buildings and the site will lie .hewn IL auy
~ Pslsoh disposed to contract, upon application cihcr
bod with approved security will be required of the UNDER
ik@ or nnteftake in the penalty OF twenty tbou,upI a.,
lars. eondtioned for the faithful perio rnancc Of the ,
uHde the immediate suPeIntendance OF the directors,
WILLLaM hINEEfJro q
SAMUEL CLIRhE,
WLLLLAfBELL.
LfT: WADDEL, =
Stanton, Nays Ii7.-we,b I(
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03

hE subscriber having recently purchased Farm On, which
IL he intends permanently reside, offers for ale ia, -
on Stony Kun, IN 'he county Of Hanover he now
resident IL contains 54l acres with dwelling aouse Kitchen
DAIRY barn. zee house. comfortable quarters for neeroi,
garden ana all the requisites for sentee fuy Its Ins
y 70 ehmond, no nile-its being well altered and in
neishhourhoo Prorerbia health ho,pital;ty ami S @
cannot bn, render II an aegusition any person wishing
country Ie'laence. he land will be shewn any person wish
myself thereon. JofIN IT m n' 1nn ny
Feb. 5. 90 '..Atn-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03

CHANCERY-Virsina; AT quarterly court, continued
aud holden for the county of King Queen At tlr
house thereof Tuesday the 18th day March 1926
Elizabeth Motley, administrative with the will annexed OF,
Edwin Motley, deceased, pla;n,;g Vi
Against
John Pollard, Joseph Pollard, and Larkn Leason
~. - Defendants.
This day came the plaintiff by Si!as NJ Motley Esq her a.
orney and appearing TO the satisfaction the court ,h,,
mat the binary process the Law be served upo him
Is deereed and ordered that lac appear here
hclnrc the I'd day OF May Court neat enter hi,
a9es md give security for the performance future
Of ms court according TO the order Of the courts aud tb,
published 10 the city Of Richmond for months
anu mat another copy be posted At the door Of the
oil ths county for two successive count DAYS.
April - -, ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03

.a.iy considered, before This treaty, so dubious il
its validity, and SO cruel in its operation, shall be
finally acted on? JUSTICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03
Notice to Dealers in DRY Goods.

Notice to Dealers in Dry Goods
INTENDING my bunes. Tho fall shall TIN, Ja,
the sh u May commence selling INV STOCK of
9ISI @OQQSo
al prices much below what they heretofore been offered
at; Il consists la part, Of the following articles:
IRISH linens, lawn, and diapers
Russia lieeting, duck and dowhs
O.nabuFSS. ucklehburgs and burllps
Sail cloth, sackiHg 1hi hempen rolls
Common width and IA cilicv ana camlrio prints
Al aud OIL cambria AMI cambria musns
Leho 'Pdernet and transparent muslin, low rs 81
per yard
Swiss null, India and book figured and plain nuslins
Striped Nankcens
Washington aud Wilmington stripes
dorchester aud common bed ticking
Handsome striped silk gorcniiHe gentcmens paasioons
Black and dr4b Denmark .altccn
Al and GA dark and light oolourcd singhams
Brown holland and bird, eye diaper
6, z and 81 table tlamask
60 hales besche and brown domestic srtng skeens
fine
8 and RI cOlOured domcsiics for servants
Ladie, silk and cotton hose
Genemrn's Xix aud half hose
Gdu1e, satin and worked muslin hhdkf,
Thread rdging and lace, do handsome pailerE,
Cologne water, first quality, and cheap by the box
Ouel's spool cotton at 3s. 81. per dozen.
With great variety Of other a'ticc all Of which ,lal
offer such prices 10 make with those who wan,
such goods travel little OF their to purchase them
MANN S. VALENTINE
May 10. I--,y4,v
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he annual examination will Tuesday ibe 2gb
Of June add bee continued daily fo the tes1der II the week
On Monday ue Ar If judy after the usual eScfees the De-
gses which have been a0edby the Society will be conferred
Pareoi' aud guardians and the public generally who feel an
interest "a our somnIcs q learning respectfully invited 70
attend.
J.AUGUsTINE SMITH, President.
Wa. Mary College, Nays 7-ygti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03
TEW DOLL4RS RETiygRD

ANAWAf from the subscribers living IN Haitvcr on the
night Ut The 1t instant negro named lick about
ie"' oOt inches hish, stoop little in his Shoulders and hs
lost one OF his under teeth h complexion and &c 90 r
~ years Of age supposed he lurking about Richmond
said runaway TO ED. g. SYONoa' o
April 70. ,tS,e
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HARrfn,s FERRY. MAJ 81.

We are sorry to learn, that but little more than
hoJ Of the stock Of the Harper's Ferry turnpike
IS subscribed for. How to account for this uDex-
pected result, we know not Free Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03

Ii person, hsvos claims sgains II o John Fos-
is dee VII bins them forward properly authenticated,
snd all Nose indebted 20 the eae fequefd make pays
meo, 70 me without delay. JOHN n FOSTER. Exr
Msy 10, 1879. If2p & Jshp Foster, dfc,
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NAYS
CoTiroM GINS

VIE subscribers have Just received Ce.tos Gin Of supe
= ror werkman'ip---and orders for this article OF dTc
uhe'ion', VIII he executed without delay The quality o.
which Is 1raTranted ia every respect.
MAY 90 N-'A Oi'i hLcN'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03

TIlE Y'ior an Governors of his college viii ple1,s 90
observe, that their Annual Cosyoclon vii take ni4re ~,
usual on Monday, TIC 4hgf Jy nett j. most uperao
ou' TO add that the Affairs Of The college require the punciua al
tendance Of every member If the ysotglsl Board.
u. BASSETT, Psefsr
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Office, Richmond, May %, 1925 l1,,td
GRO H.N- IVIN.DO ~ GIgSS e.

g'E 'ub:oriheT 5ye this city for tho Boston cyn
Il "fss Menu factory and for the Ne-r- England iax, & am,
Pay and VIII ord cnd sell e alas urrs, rr,, ,h
various kinds OF Glass, made at those ia,
W any particular pattern whether plain, or moulded He
keeps on hand tor sale IN lets To- suit zhOlesnle
supply OF aPotbreaes ware deeaaer. crue ca,tor tumb
ie VINE glasses sobets, bowls, dishes, plates pitcher lamp,
iLSo, CONSTANTLY FOR SALE
Cu mails and brads and onch nails, flor tobacco hhd. and
kes IN kegs Of from 50 10 20 lbs Nova Scott, g,ones
wrapping PapeT,@e- THOMAS MAY
Mays ,,S Saly Street
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NOTICE TO or EDTTT0P

~FUL4CE TO CREDIIORS
PURSUANT TO an Order of the Superior Court Of
for the Richmond District, made on the 22 A. - -
1874 have appointed the 9Th day July next and hi.
the time and place for such Of the creditors Of John Hen
a. were parties 10 compromise with him. TO attend ,nd
he claims Ash' case ha, been repeatedly acted on and Il
- desirable That such report should he a. will enable
the Court finally TO dispose of il, the creditor, WIZ 800. .
paePate N the distribution, will perceive the necessity u
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VIRGINIA: Ala Superior cs,ytef cso-..- h.Li,, q, a.,
1926 ~ ~ D'S "narehs
John Lewis Barli,a Philip j. Barz,.a /, nj, -,
Against A"hN
John Hopkins, former ad'mor the aid Ipev T. p,a;
deed, Henry Edoe, Sergeant Of the city 81
also adm'or OF the said Lucy l. Paradise desj 80
HodSson, widow Of the said William Ilvdssvn ohm W;eth
and William cambridge, trustees undes deed from Willr
ludsson and Pora his wife, John MARSHALL ESQ ,In,,a q
William Marshal who II the secure, 10 tbe adj
nsaion bond Of John Hopkins and William Hode,on fr
Adn'rs OF Lucy L PaIad,se John Foster Henry Lee ~
the other securities that hond George Roper and Mari,
hs wife, VINO Maria o. MARSHALL; William ID. Taylor and
Eliza Adams his wife, who Eliza A. Marshall Thomas g.
Lucy and John j. Marshail Infant children ouly heirs ~
William Marshall, DECEASED, DeGs
This this be again heard the p,ne,,
formerly read the supplemental aud amended bill which b,th
been taken confessed all the thrr.,
eePt John Marshall, John Foster and Henry Edoe, the deere
tai order Tor hat purpose appearing TO have duly exee
ed, the answers OF the last aped defendants argued
by councils consideration whereof the doth order h,
the dseniant John Ioy kns, render before
OF tue court account Of his estate of he
said Lucy L. Parade that the defendant Edloe do a, rem
der OF his iocstate'. administration az liz
same estate, and Of bis administration OF the e.,af.
oil ms Inesate that the defendant John Marshall do rrI
der before the commissioned of his admins
taiion OF the estate ct the said VIM Maal dec and tbf
the DEF. nanis, the heirs Of the SAID W. Marshall do n
state real and PERSONAL they have received from him
and the said commissioner dir eecd examine state and
tie the said and the court win
matters specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or
which may be required by the parties to be stated
a copy. Ieste, Wai. w. HENING, c. C..
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CoYMTssJoYER,s-oEl

CoAufSSIONER'S-oF OFFICE, Richmond 1p,ll q, 1893.
The Pae, interested will please take notice. have
directed in the foregoing order court ON which ay a,
o'clock m they required attend my Office in ,hi,
and settlement. H. BAKER M ~
Nays. MA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-29
TAYLORSVILLE RACES.

"A meeting OF the subscribers to the Hanover
L n Jockey Club, convened by public notice, at
Tayorsville, on the Sd of Feb 1825:-The rules
and regulations of the club having been adopted;
Hector Davis, esq. was unanimously elected Presi-
dent; Thomas Marshall, esq. Treasurer; and VIM.
l.. White, Secretary.
The Races will commence on the Sd Wednesday
in April next
Isl Day, free for colts 3 years old, mile heats.
"a Day, mile heats, free for any horse, mare
or gelding.
Sd Day, the Projectors purse, with the addition
OF an elegant saddle and bidle free for any horse
mare or gelding that has never won "a purse-mile
meats. VIM. l.. WHITE,
March 18-w3w Sec,u
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-29
w ard Election.

VE<HE election of Common council men i'm the
Il several wards, will he heid on the first Wcdnrs-
day in April next. viz. In Jefferson ward. No l. at
the Union Hotel-In Madison ward, No. g at the
Eagle Hotel-and in Monroe ward, No. 3, IT the
Shochoe Hill tavern. Polls will open in each war
at 10 clock, NJ. "rhe freeholders of lots with
/" said city, whether improved or not, and whether
such freehoder resides therein not md the house
keepers and inhabitants of the said city, who shall
have resided therein, at any time, for the space of
three months without the intermisson of one twelve
months, and possess in the, own right, within the
same, movable and immoveable property to the
value of one hundred pounds" al entitled to vote
w. d. WREN, Sergt. C. r.
March LIST, 1925. 11t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-29

'sNHE Annual Meeting of the Members Of this
Z Society is appointed, at the Methodist Church
on Shockoe Hill, on the first Tuesday in April 1875.
when and where divine service is intended to com
mence at ten o'clock III the morning, and discourse
approp'opriate TO the occasion be delivered by
minister of that church; aftrt which. the annual
report of the managers will be read by the recording
secretary, aud other business of the society trans
acted. All persons who may choose to b. present.
are respectfully invited to attend the said meeting
(By order OF the Managers.)
VIM. MUNFORD,
Marc! 22--5t Rec 7lg Ser'y.