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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-03
NAVY COMMISSIONERS oEFiCE,
WAsHINaroN. Jnnuorv. A 1871,

WASHINGTON. January, d, 1915.
VIE commissioners of the Navy are willing to
- contract for, and will pay the current mar
ket price Tor sail-cloth manufactured in the Uni
ted States, of quality equal to the best Russian
or Engiish canvas. The cloth must be fabrica.
ted OF hemp grown in the United States, and
must $50
/. Re twenty inches wide.
:. MUST contain the same humber of threads
that Russian or English canvas, of tae same
number and width, contains.
3. Must weigh AZ much per square yard AZ a
square yard OF Russian Oh English canvas
weighs.
a. strip of IA inch wide and six feet long
must be Of sufficient strength to bear a
weight equal to three hundred rounds.
;. Each bolt must contain forty Yards, & have
the name OF the manufacturer or manu-
factory stamped on it, with the weight &
number of yards and
o. blue thread must run through the whole
length of the chain, one inch and a quarter
from the selvidge.
Persons willngto contract for supply of can.
vas of the above description, are desired to send
their proposals, sealed to this office on or before
the 18th day of March next, and they will be care
ful to mark on the envelope the words "Proposal
for supply of canvas" such as are disposed
TO enter largely into the business, may calculate
on the encouragement of the Commissioners, for.
acting on behalfofthe United States, they feel
strong desire to promote the manufacture of A.
merican CANVAS, and will use it tor all the pur
poses OF the Navy. They do not wish, however,
TO contract with one concern or company for
larger supply of canvas, annually, than the fol-
lowing number OF bolts Of the different kinds
and qualities, to wit $50 bolts of No 1, 125
No. 2, 100 No. 3, 100 No. 4, rs No. S, rs No.
6, rs No Z, 81 No, 8.
Nor fora smaller supply, annually, in the like
case, than to the following number ofbo,s of the
different kinds and qualities, TO wit Is bolts
No. l, 90 No. 2, so No. 5, so No. 4, 81 No. S, 81
No. 6, 81 No. 7,33 No 8. ~
If the terms of any of the proposers are accept
ed, the Commissioners will forward contract, to
be duly signed by the party who must also be
obligated with two competent securities, in dou-
bic the value ofthe contract for the fathfuI per-
formance Of each and every part of it.
lJNO. RODGERS,
sR,ftrse 1.r Prestens of the Board
U' The several printers employed to publish
The Laws of the United States will give the above
an insertion once every week for a month, and
send their accounts to the Commissioner Office
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DOCTOR BoHANNAN.

IN receive three or four Young Gentlemen
Wv of good education and respectable con
ections, as students of medicine in his Office
Dec 1915 If
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THIs rs 10 GIVK NOrICE-

THAT all persons having claims against
the estate OF Watson Pstman of lfenrico County
decd. are requested to bring them forward -.
settcment properly authenticated ON or bee,rs
the 9th day of june next And those ;olebtaa 80.
sad Estate are requested tomalSe immediate pav.
ment. P'"'
ELIZABETH PATNAN.
.ismIdsfragvgz
tEtsSs
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PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
70 Il s. A Z Il.

THNHE editor of the |" Political Examiner" wishes
j to dispose of his Printing Office and Esiao-
lishment. The office is complete and in good or
der. 1t contains, besides the type employed on
the paper, a handsome assortment of Job Type
The terms will be moderate TO good man. A
credit will be given on one half the purchase mo-
ney. Good security will be required Possessi-
on may be had on the 9th day of February next.
Particulars viii be made known By applying to
The editor.
Frederick Town, Nov. %. At
NILES WEEhLY REGISTER. -
A special agent for this work, SO well known
70 the public, will be in Richmond in 10 or IL
days-and at about the same time, there will ar
rive 10 or 90 complete copies for sale As it is not
probable that like opportunity of so convenient
ly obtaining the'Weekly Register"will again oc-
cur; and as the number of files offered are, and
at present, must be very limited-Gentlemen
wishing 10 possess it, will please to make early
application, as well to secure it, as to save the
time OF the agent Orders left with John Mad
dox, Tie regular Ggentfor Richmond, will be first
sttended to-
The " Register" will be forwarded bound, in
eight volumes-and may be had in sheets as pub
shed, or in volumes, hereafter, as may be pre-
erred.
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no RENT or LEASE.

YFVwo or three NEW TENEMRNTs with
4 Garden Ground inclosed, ON MARros HIII.
one mile below Richmond.--apply to
NEIL MCOULL.
TO BRICK LAYERS AND MAKERS.
WAETED good Brck-layer, to build the
w Academy, now begun on Marion Hill
the work IS to be neat, nd to be done directly.
The undertaken can be furnished with three
fro7vet fdHds, aud some attendance.
ALSO WANTED, one million of bricks mad.
(some this fall, and the balance next sprinrj
another million viii be wanted next summer
Apply to
NEIL wcoUIL.
August 30. @ - 81. etf
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THE CELEBRATED HORSE,
MA.!
I'll Y A u o G. A.

WILL stand the ensuing season in Charlotte e
W Prince Edward counties, at such places As
may pest SUIT the customers. The season viii
commence on the LIST. day of April next
Jan. "a, 1Sl6.--1wtap.
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CONDITiOAS

Lynchburg, Jan. 1916.
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U9 The several printers employed to publish
tie Laws of the United States will give the above
an insertion once every week for a month, and
send their accounts to the Commissioner Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
MOLE FROM eKN. JACKSON.

TO the Editors Of the Nashville Wig.
For the information of the public, en-
close for Publication in your paper, an ex
tract of 4 letter received from Col. Meigs,
of date 5th inst. 1t affords evi Hence, that
the murder of Davis, was an act commit
ted by few disorderly Indians, who have
been promptly unprecedented by the nation
and handed over TO the civil authority tor
trial. THIS is the best proof of the friend
iy intentions ofthe great mass ut the Che
rokee nation towards the citizens of the u.
States and ought to be satisfactory to every
good citizen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
GOLDEN ANVILi!l

WYLLL4M j COLES Co.
At THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN ANVIL,
gEAVE Just Received, by the Brig William aud
d \ Ezra, from Liverpool, Handsome assort-
9ent of irOnmonge'y, Cutlery sSc.-Niz
Blacksmifh's Tools consisting of
Auvls, Bellows, Vices, Hammers ani Screw
plates
Locks ofa,i descriptions
Screws, Brads, Nails and Tasks;
Bel-nletal kettles;
Carpenter Measuring Line.
Window Glass, Y 10, 9 Y II, 80 X12;
A general assortment of Filss s. Castings.
CUTLERY.
Pen and Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks;
Razors, Scissors, Cnises, Firmeis, Guuges;
Drawing Knives 81 hdz s.
FANCY GOODS.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's elegant Dressing Ca
scs and Dressing Glasses;
4 hand -ome assortment Of ieab sGis aad Wal
tiers;
Silver SPECTQCLES, will. ex,r, glasses,
tn suit all ages i;
Silver Thimbles {;
An assortment Of UHfOS :--ronsising Of
switc crop, gig aed carrisge
Woye Wire, for Wheat Sirves;
Wire Meal and Cookie SiIiers, &c. CSC. &c
Which will be sold Oh the most accom- molating
terms.
~. ~. ne are in daily expectation ofreceiztne
lure and general assortment Of C.3RPE.N:
TIERS PLANES.
August 81. 30-Im
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A. JACKSON.
.Aashuile, July I'm, 1915.
PAYMENT OF MILITIA.


The publication of the DISCUSSIONS in / en-
nessee in which the Conduct of the Pay
master General was attempted to be
implicated, has drawn from him the fol-
lowing very satisfactory letter:
from The KNOXVILLE GAZETTE.
PayDlaster. Generals Office, I
Washington City, Jely l6.h, 1916. 5
SIR,
observe from the proceedings of
public meeting held at Nashville on the
Dist nltmo, bv citizens of that vicinity,
that sharp aninadyersions took place up
on certain me asures OF the government of
the u. S. and among others those ct the
Paw Department Justice to that brasch
of the public service which has been COM
mitied to my charge, aud to myself as a
public agent, render it proper for me to
address you on the subject.
E.ary in the month of February last,
had the honour to communicate with you
relative to the appointment of Paymas-
ter for West Tennessee, and of liquIdatipg
the outstanding claims for military servi-
ces in the State. My instructions to that
paymaster, if mistake not, were submit
ted oyour perusal-,hey can however be
resortsd to in his possession If necessary. as
we'll AS those of the paymaster OF East Zen
nessse.
The enclosed statement will disclose to
you the funds placed by me at tie sposal
of the gentlemen acting as paymasters in
the State of Tennessee since the 10th of
April, 1915. The supply of these funds
has been graduated with view to bear as
lightly on the public treasury as circum-
stances would permit, and to the actual
demands on the paymssters. The law ma
king appropriations to discharge the arr
rears OF pay, &c. that accrued during the
late war, you will observe passed on the
21st Dec. 1915.
j am, with sentiments OF
much respect, Sir.
your most o5cdien.,
ROBERT BRENT,
p. NJ GenI
HIS Excellency, JosEPn M'MINN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21

The last nighc's mail brings US no news
the Nat. Intel.igcncer stats. from pri-
vate letters. that Mcssrs. Clay and John
son are beth re-elected---rhe Frankfort
Palladium says, by a majority " FROM five
20 seven hundred votes.
The William Henry hos arr. at Boston
from Br'sto'; p ssenger came in her, ny
the name b-iicore, VINO is supposed by
some to be MARSHAL SouH. The good poo
pie Of Boston are illi OF notions and g.ess-
es on this su ject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
cHARLEsToN. avg. IA.

FROM R>fYdNNd.
,.,esrn by arrival OF the sch iAnn Susan, that
~. ,he spanish vessels Of war with several transport,
CO lid fro,a Hasauna the 2sth July. with General
, NAN the new vieeKinyof Mexico, on board,
-, mat port the 4th inst. Inc assiged
iu< lected return port were varous-sonie as
iI =, s The sae, that the fleet short oil waterott
ssnss, orr. Of ,he brgs of war, (the BORGA5,
eS.sS snee m this harbur) found be unseawortiy.
,hs, hr, pu, hack that acconnand others, agaii
s gcb1ysile ms 10 believe the fleet bad put hack
WY OF information that the PdirO; brivotoers
w sat,d campeschy, with view of giving
sIs 10 lh- Boy, Fleet, a'd capturing the vicE-ktNH;
wv ,,;,, ,oAsver certain Az, that is the fleet had
o '' sek bat from what cause exactly known.
v"' tCogI ier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21

w ASHIEC TON, huHs To-
In the Knoxville Gazette Of August g.,
It is said, that " there is a report in town,
said to be founded OH respectable authori-
ty, that the Secretary at War has declar-
ed that commissioners have been or will be
appointed to ascertain the western line Of
the Cherokee nation, as It existed before
and at the time Of tile late war with the
Creeks to the end. that If an imposition
was practised on the government, in form
ing the late treaty with the Cherokees, it
may be corrected" We have no doubt
the fact is as stated. 20 far that Commissi-
ooers have been designated FOR the pur.
pose of negotiating with the Cherokees for
the extinction Of the Cherokee ti,le TO the
lands on which The people Of Tennessee
nave set 81 much value, aud nov included
within the Cherokee boundary. We have
10 o:hSlsi information On tkis subject, but
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
IN Caroline c'o.nty colrri, !
49,. De LnO.N-TC.fRFL.

.ff"y. De -ffO.NIC.iHFT.
EeESPECIFULLY informs the Iphabitrr.s cf
Z z Richmond, ard Parents ADD ClsiJia..s Ia. ser.
eri, that her tabshment for the
Education Of Young Ladies
was opened on Monday last. The & t,e,;.y en-
ccnrsgenent which she has already r.ce:,e:, IDS
her to hope for to-. accession Of li.,er.l AL .,-
fnan-nt patronage. respondent efforts viii re
Inate o. her pat.
Tie h"isc which she NV occupies north {
DIR. Fnnshce's Garlcn, i. aated in a saiuhrior
AIRY spot. w'ii spr'ug al excel ent wa,tr in
'mrnediate vicinity. There is ! rye sardcr, h
peasa-t la~n, whsre til. iup,!s may t. Y DIS
bepeft at exercise.
Mrs. lie NoNrcAREI having already stated tie
o1;iies Of her plan a ins,rucii N, rel rs P;ue,,s
and Guar ia to her Prospectus winch may. a, a.
sy time, be obtained ii ON herself
Aup ST cf so1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
ELECTIONS--M Congress.

In North Carolina-Samuel Dickins
eleted in pace of Mr.. st afford d . 'd-SS
Charles Hooks, in place of Mr.. King, re-
signed.
In acknowledgements returns not re-
ceived-but the Frankfort Argus of the
96h says. - If is b ieved Col. K. M. John
son is elected in THIS district, II. Clay in
the ID, r.. G. Anderson in the place of
p: Ormsby, & Tunstali Qnarles in place
Of M. Taul resigned"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21

..,s hurthcn vas laurche'i a few days since
!" y, Ssckett's Harbor. AND that it will be
'sorrly ready for the Lake. 1t is owned
s''Mr. Charles Smyth. and others. vito.
9wul be recollected. applied to the last le-
sislature for the exclusive risSt ofn"v'ga-
eng s,eam-vesse!s on Lake Ontario. but
,sh,cn was not granted.
WIZ TBx6aio PQhcr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
COMMUNICATED.

" IN Honest MANS tie no6iesi7 eo,k Of Cat"
DiED-At lis place OF residence in ~. lifax
County, Sunday the 2Stn nlt. Mr. Thomas
Watkins, Scn'r. in the 6Sih year Of his sge, OTIS
painful hiness OF about three months, during which
time his siiferings were great, he bore it without
a murmur, * with becoming christian fol titude
lie was for many years Member OF the Virginia
Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
[ Republican
Georrin EIecfione'

II appears by Savannah paper of the 9th inst
that Alfred Cuihberi, Thomas Tel!fare, John
Forsyth, X. IL. Wyde, Joel Abbott, aad " II
Milton, have been elreted to represent that state,
10 the Congress of the United States. for the term
OF two years, from the fourth OF March next
ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21

The Editors Of the Petersburg Inelligencer opn
ion that the engraving Of Vests face, Anaectic Ma
gazine, is not of tie first tlat is by no
means ike Mr.. West. AS the Editors say nc have seen
Mr.. West, and Of course judge of the iteness-1re
wish know Dhen Mr.. YaDcey W,worth was in Lon
don for since that period Mr.. Vests may have very
considerably changed and the engraved portrait may like
Mr West e n0o is. When rey have given us this in.
formation, zoe will pursue The discussion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
Petersburc. .fvcvst Do

JUDGE RANDOLPH X CAPT. WELLS.
We are informed by gentleman who was At
Nettoway Courthouse, at the called Court for the
examination OF Captain Thomas Wells, for shooting
Judge Randolph and Col William Greeuhill, that
the Conrt acquitted Capt. Wells, upon the testimo-
ny a1duced BY those gentlemen themselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
Richmond. .dugust Is, 1916.
4 BSCONDED from this place, on the

JkIrH"toEu, 1II5ISE 10, 1910.
4 BSCONDED from this place, on the
I night of the present instant two men, named REU-
BEN and SAMUEL BENfIS, Thy trade Stone Cutt.rs.)-
'ihssc two men belong Ia Boston-they went oil pretty
considerably rdeMed TO their Boarding Housesand
riesi from The Landlord Dog, ia value INF ri,r any.
REUBEN BEMfS, from Correct information now he
longs t,e United States navyher escaped om Boston
after receiving the bounty. The public and each individ
al Hereby cautioned against the decep inn OF those
wretcaes Reuben isemis oira white hat and win
ter sa'inr's ianket-his language very broken.
SAMUEL BEMiS wore or round summer Coat, sfri-
ped With yellow and white his the same, and has
argg WHISPERS They win aim for Norfolk and Baltimore.
The dtteenrs of u villains will render parliear
vice 20 justice by dnatchn .Lw lises by mail the
Subscriber, i'll Richmond, no will speedily pursue them.
DANIEL n. 9fd7ES.
August III. 2O-gts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21

EN CT ANCERY.-In Powl.atan Couny,
q Court, iuy the Ioth 1916.
Francis r.. Harris Paint n, against Hugh Treneh. Hughes
owen, and Aaron Ia,Sins. who Committee for
naging Leterry Netherlands Estate, and the siid Lit
tlebcrry Eetieriaud, and Clement Taylor,
D.fiHdrnfs.
THIS Day he Plaintiff by John w. Nas, E,p his
Auorneyandit appearing 60 the satisfaction o The Court
that the Defendant Clement Taylor is inhaitmt
this State, II Mcrorc dtcrecd mt ordcrr, 1irt the aid
Clement TAYLOR do appear hffe heire the third Wed
Tcstay IN October aud tlc plaintiff BILL and
give security for performing such decree The Court may
make herein. and that copy of this order he forthwith IN
serted IN Newspaper published IN ilie City Of Rich,
sOiJ, and continuation two months sgely and
another copy be- posted up the door Of rho Court hous
oft County successive Court days previous to The
said bird Wedn, seny IN October next
Copy, TeSh,
N1B s. DfNcF. cit.
August ~. so-wsWs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21

NOTICE.
{ LLPersons who have clains against the Estate
~ of Uiikam q. Goj7ier, Il c'd are requested to
bring them in property authenticated 10 tie sdinu-
siratois thai provision may lie rale 20 discharge
them. And tho,e irdcbtch IN the Estate. TO come
forward aid make payment. 20
~ NORRIS, and
WM. W GODS, ygd'H'rs
cfjrm. q Gunner, 0ec'1
Charlottesville, Angcsl "a. s0-v ~
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FOR SALt

FDK EHLk,
4 N Excellent Hoqter and Drve~--Two we'll
"a qua fled Hove > rvanis, one wiki Child 1
month old NO Male Cooks, Female Washer
and lroner.
.9bbig at tie S1pai TaUein, Riclaaond
AUGUST o. 3OAt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21

NOTICE Is hereby given, dat NJ =
next August Court Of Grayson County ~ tho s,curt
House thereof, shah sell, public auctinn Tor ee. ~
mueh OF ~ the Lands and LUts that Counf d.
hnluelll Tor The norpayrenl oth III, wears f7o5
NV, lIyol7e0, 1900 1901, 1902, 1909. 1904 so 400
1907 1908 1900 1910. 1871, 1872 1872 1914 asd 1919 IA
wi BE- sufficient 20 discharge 'he arrears OF ta..s
Which shall then remain unpaid for those wars r. Il
YEN per c'nthm damages thereon. together With The H. rt 2
f present year, The sales will commence on Ihe 1r ,v
OF tie Court aud continue from day day until h, sboil
We completed he Subscriber is authorised receive All
such taxes aih ilnagea any time before the land dali is
sold isi at d. inqutncie, Hay BE- ~ TIN, (erlss IA
ice Ofthe COUNTY IL p1s- sor Of the Subscribe ar -, H..
oihec Auditor OF Public Accnuits.
JOIN f1FLDFP. s. q. ..
1Hty -. % 7Vt4/H@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
Anrnst 81.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIYEN

FEVHAT Petition will be presented to the f.e-
L. g'safure Of Virginia, at their next Session, r.-
an act 10 incnrPorate Company for the purpose
of opening rurnpke Road, from the Civ IL
liiehmond to the County of Hanover, crossing the
On cNah onony Rirsr, between the iieado. AID
New briggs
TvNNet 81 On.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
YOUNG L.ADIES' .IC.IDE.3IY.


ESRAN CPS T. HUGHES Academy will again
Z he opencd OH the LIST Monday IN September
i,rms o. Board, Lodsi & and Washing, one
hundred doliarsper Session, which will consist o.
six months. Terms OF raton in the following
branches, VIZ. Needlewo X, Realizing O,thOs rpl,,,
Penmanship, English Grammar, A,i,limetic, Ge-
ography, with the at the Globes, History
Bciles-Lettres, Composition, Il tany, Chemistry
M oral and Natural Philosophy, and I.stn, twenty
Eve dollars per session, including stationary adapt
cd 20 the mode of teaching writing. Draw
ing twelve and half Golisrs per session. French
and Music will be taught by the most approved
teachers ii, Richmond, at the usual prices. Pen-
ma.shp, Geography ~itb Ihe ef the Globcs,
BeiesLetires. Conpostion, botany, Chemistry,
Mo al and Est,Iral Philosophy, Latin and Draw
ing viii be taught by Mr.. n. Sweet who will also,
occasionally, assist in Arithmetic, nc. Mr.. Sweet
will teach either any of the branches of his de-
pa-tmeut separately, if requested. Full one dollar
aud fifty cents per annum. f.. trance three dol
lars The mouth of August, ard two weeks IT,
February, viii be gwen vacations. No scho
will be considered as discnntinu,d at the school,
without three months previous notice.
August 81. so w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21

trom that ofconmon report, We are indu-
ced to believe that this step was taken long
before the Tennessee meetings on the SUBJ
Iect were known of. it not before they were
held. aud proceeded from conviction or
the value of this land to the u. S. which
naturally led the administration, attentive
as we'll to the national interest as to the
wishes of the people of tile West, to en-
deavour to obtain possess on, by amicable
negotiation, of that land 10 winch, it had
been decided the title was in the Cherokee
nation.
.Aierandria, Iug. 10.
General Toll Ed of the Revolutionary ar
my OF ,. America, accompanied by his Sc
cretary Gan Amerlcan) and another gems
tieman were in this town on Tuesday and
"Wednesday last. They came passengers,
we understand, with Captain Grinnolds of
this port from New Orleans, where an at
tempt had been made by some of thu en-
missaries of the old government to assassi-
nate him, from which he narrowly escap-
ed. bail passing through the cuff of his
coat. He is OF the ordinary size, and hand
samely proportioned, about SIS years old,
and held the command of an admiral under
the government OF the king. The object
OF his visit to this part of the country is a
fr2fouad secret, as he acts very much up
On the reserve. There can be but little
doubt but that it relates to iurthering the
v'sws OF the evolutiouists. although he
declined the offer, zvhHc here of the servi-
ces OF several individuals, and appeared a
verse to friSatc conpsrsoton. On the Cd
of January last he was denounced by the
Chevaier De Onis " traitor who was
pr pairing an expedition at New Orleans
against the dominions oftne king his mas
ter, IN conjunction with other insurgents
who had taken refuge there. We think it
more than probable that his present object
is to obtain supply of arms. ammunition,
and provisions for his p rtisans, to be con-
veyed in fast sailing vessels under the
ATercan flag. If this be the case. VIC
shall soon hear of his being in Baltimore.
Nerrid.