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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-28

-...... ma District, D-cspiber Ioth, 1881
,UNNINGHAM CoKBETr John laurie. oilhcrt riau,i
~ ton john Sterling aud George Lothian ..,i.ee, OF
Niuian Menkes, r,.;a,.,;:
dgaiass -
Edward Johnson Samuel Ioisnn AMI Elizabeth Lis wife
ana Henrietta Johnson which said Edward Eliza,eb and
are 'nc heiss ara deNseeS OF Edward Johnson
deed. and others - c..,,l,,. ~
appearing the Court 50 much of the n,arcr,o
~ decree rendered t5is tie stb ,ay ~ Iuue
1905, directs the e,ace of thr lo,s and y,reIo,
peen executed Though suury sums the rent. III the
s"ia WSreho,e have been received and applied y,rt
payment OF the sum Of
also mentioned, and the George Ii,y h,yi, u rn,d
u deciinrd ans Further agency the execution az the said
eeree--on the tctrn of the plaintiffs nurh said
ucSiee a, urecstln Saib be made
o'orsS raw aud the order mle in this on IN. ~,
gay ot December last, aside and ih. cuu,t doth adj
JuuSf oIocr ara decrcP that the uinrShaI lie appointed
commissioner ~ the for the p, pose making ,Ie
the saiu lots warehouse AMI land, that do at9r at
Ne,n tue time and place Uf nov sra,r'r
fupsheu IN The city OF Ricmon weeks success
sNet expose Ia phblic sale, Tor r, lots
warehouse aid land, and after all The charp
IS ehuing the SALE deposit the surplus proceeds of
ss ~ tue oce OF discount and deposit tho ianh of the
United States in Richmond the credit of tis. ami
sntcct 10 the future order court Jlt LnLl the
pam US or their authorised attorney lie the MIR
cu>er oi e lid property, thereof marshal
- NOT oreiue the payment oI the such pur-
ChaseS nut - To report the court rs lie is hereby
"fectrd 10 report all his proceedings under this decree i'm
otcr 10 final decree. Aud the court doth further order
anu decree That commissioner OF this an
count Oh III tue rents of the said received since
:" 'une 100, ana applied or applicable the
OF the sum and interest the said of
'gn'n ol June 1905 mentioned, an account swins
e oi the said and interest," after creduy ali
sucn rents so applied applicable payment thereof
, a.e"un,s ne Us To report with any niattcf specially
oeecu pertinent y himself or required by The par
ues To be so stated ACopy-Tc,ie
H.JEFFRIES. CLERK.
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Con,n,tssio,ler,s Dnicr

Richmond, january 2ftA, Ia22.
me parties Interested will please take notice. ta, have
appointed The s ,av OF March next, 10 commence the m
counts directed IN the foregoing of the court ON
wnc cav AZ ocFck a. M. they required, To- attend
at my once IN This city, with their
ready for examination and settlement.
ii. BAKER, NJ. q,
IN oDedience 20 the foregoing decree shall proceed 10
se' " Punnc auction, for cash, the premises orock
a. NJ OF SATURDAY the 9h dny Of March nert the follow
Pf1perty referred 10 in the said decree small rci
Vi LAND IN the coHniy Of Chesterfield containing aIout
MenyS acres OF which Edward Johnson died ami
mt ~ J" The t'wn of Manchester, with The WARE
winch lots the said Edwar Johnson died seized
JAMES w. PEGRANi. u. NJ
r. For John Pegraa W. f.. d. =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-28
FLORIDA DOCUMENT,3
"PU'ging The Presidcnrs message II Jgnery 2s
ExTRAcTs FROM PART III.
The Secretary Of STATE 10 VI. Fromeniin.

The Secretary 81 State 10 .3lT FromCnitR.
DgPARTMFST or STATE,
WAsuIEGTOS, I'm Jiue, 1921.
Sin: The President having appointed you
Judge Of the United States for West Flo
rlda, aud that part Of East Florida which
lies westward of the Cape, have the
pleasure, herewith, to transmit your com
mission, and 70 add the expression Of my
wish, that the appointment should prove a.
greeable to you. In that case, it viii be nc
cessary for You TO repair, with aIl convenient
despatch, to Pensacola, 10 enter upOn the du-
ties of the Office; there being reason tU be-
lieve that the Spanish authorities will have
delivered over the actual possession of both
the Flnridas to General Jackson, before this
communication reaches you and towards
the organization ofthc Temporary government
under his direction, it may he important that
the Judiciary Department should be put into
operation immediately.
am, &c.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
I EIfGfps FEoMrNrTt, Esq. Neir Orleans
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TRUSJ SALE

GHEEABIE q the provisions VI deed of trust cyecat-
~ ed 10 The subscriber y William vruran; and Ma,ba
his wife, which daily recorded in the Office vi Cumberland
county, for pntpcts therein mentioned shall proceed TO
sell toe premises Cor cash tbe DIV III March
certain tract parcel 81 lan situated, Wing and being in
tie countries q Cumberland and Powliar containl- y
le survey five hundred ard ec acres which e,i tract Of
lad is part OF greater tract formerly owned IN L. r.
Clnmberlnync CT much Of the said viii be suH-
Gent - pay the money and the charges attends
og the execution Of said saeeouveyng such fHto on, as
is vested in the subscriber ifns.ee.
LyLE MOSBY Trssec.
Powhs'ar, Web 2a- eds
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or thus taxing for granted that oines could not in
satisfactory TO him. shall endeavsr TO shew am, think
quite satisfactorily tn others, all this uneard
SUMPTION or t-ae Of coal. find Nav. 1915 when
the Directors: ''S ~ "
AT meeting Of the Board of Directors ofthe Peniten-
nary ON Saturday, May 25d 1919
" In" Keeper stated To the Boar,i been
~ contract entered into between John Staples ami James
"w Jr tor the delivery of about 5000 bushels of
10 crn'S per hushe and recommends that the
siderable saving to the institution the price OF the article
UPON consideration whereof il is
resolved that the agent for purchases be to
,eceiNe tue said contract and Ia embrace month
ms "hihly invoice of the said purchase until
% wh"e paid and receive the coal according siip-
u'iiis OF Tie said contract and the wants
uor.' A copv-.r ss,p ~ - so ~
LEWIS S. SEwELL, C.P.
In August following, in invoice and dis
p''sehentS, - 1000 paid John Staples
" 'ontractin Oct invoice paid John Staples on same
acconni-in Nov invoice paid John Staples
count OF coal contract-n Dec invoice paid John Staples
1870 paid John Staples final settlement of coal
account al which period the quantity of bushels
c"a was Tor the first time entered This, together with
bsetS occasionally got, 1000 of which were
nucuon M cents per buse made ayg quantity
ol sij sbelS consumed from the Sept.
'o- IA ms institution including the fuel allowed the SUI
Perifnendrnt by law
As there Is diversity of opinion the gain
INC or mechanical operations of the Pcnitentiary, il
ay ot DC nisS tor me To make few remarks that head,
tn"ugn ~ Is 1ing back upon the the directors
committees OF former legislatures, who have reported
haia"ce IN i"Tor oil the Institution its
nnsTn linn
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AGRICULTURAL MAtHINFry-

VII sn>ciber informs his friends Agricuituraiis,s
OF virginia generally, that he has his nal.c-
Tory to street nearly opposite the New Banks where he
continues to make his improved stationary moveable
h,-shing Machines fsnning Machines Plougbs Scarifers
JOHN EXALL.
" - AS tothe superiority ofthe machinery the most res
poctabie references he g;vor.
~ J. Exal will have moycabic rnreshiuo Machines
60 hire Tor the ensuing crops
kichnipnd February
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-28
e, LEWIs s. SEWTIL. CLERK.
NOT'INk-

fTIHE three following hogshcsds of Tobacco remain In
Il Trents Warehouse, flianchcsfer) The owners are
requested to come forward and tohe them away cy in
be sold according so law;
10th ian. 1871 James Boyd, hid. marked l. y no as
1850, iC5, 1885.
~ llav, isif-James Smith bird. refused, No 500,
1914, 100 1904.
i2th lao igiI-Bootd TO the mark l.. y rcrpscd No o.
f6fG. ~, 1876 UOyIErr 4 ~ fNtRlI.
Erf
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POCKET POOK LOST

w AS dropped between COATES Tavern in Chesterfield
W ami Bucks Tavern, small rel Morocco pocke;-booh
containing SS5 liberal rev Ard vii he paid by The sui
scriber for the delivery 81 i; him. MIR. Coghi
Powbatan. Feb. -. RONEnT liosHy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-28
Exe1osrsr ~ No. 4

EHeLosusE Is No T.
James Monroe. President Of IRE United .Sta,cs
Of .9meftcG, to al ,eho shall see these PRESENTS.
greeting:
Know We, That, reposins special trust and
condolences IN the wisdom, rprigli,ness, and
learning. IF Eligius Fromei.tin OF 1 .oui, ana,
do appoint him Judge Of tii,. Unned States
Tor West Florida, a,d for ;sfrt part oG East
Florida which Hes westward &c the Cape. to
reside ~ Pensacola ;aud do authorize aud ein-
power Inn to execute and tuI.ii the dulles of
that ollie, according 10 the constitution aod
laws of the United States aud 10 have and
TO hoid the said office. with all The powers,
privileges, and cmUlunents, to lhc SAME vi
right appcrtainins unto him, The said Eliaias
Fromcmtin. during his good behavior, aii
until the end of the next Session of the Sc
nate of the United States, and no longer.
In Testimony whereof, have caused these
irliers Ia he m de pitent and the seal OF
the United States To be h,re,nlo ali Ne'.
Given under my hand at the city Of WASH
inSton, the iG,h " OF May, 4. ID. 1891
and OF the Independence Of the Uni I'd
States of America the fort, -.iith
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President
JHHN Ot-tx,v Ap,Nu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-28
IcoMMuNIcAIEn.

r,rc, -. CoMHUNICATED.
=, DlEDJ-At his residence in Caroline eounIy. ON
inesuay the i9ih INST Major JoHH ScorT OF pain
iul disease, which he sustained with unusual forti
tude-ln the death Of this intelligent man socieIy
has suffered no ordinary loss for many years he
discharged the civil and social duties of his station
WIN dsence and ability. An aifectionate husband
and father, an induigent master-he has left nume-
rous family and connexions TO water his willow
MAJOR Sect was the father Of the lamented Lieut
Scou, whose premature fall by the hands of the
Creeks on the waters of the Apaacbicola d,rino The
Ine contest, deprived his country Of that promising
young officer. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-28

YESTERDAY, the House of Delegates were
engaged on a variety of biIs.--They passed 7
engrossed 0nes-thc most important of which
arc, the bill to authorize a subscription 10 the
stock Of the Lynchburg and Salem turnpike
cOmpany--the bill to amend the acts "pre-
scrtbing the mode OF asccrtaining taxable pro-
peT'v Within his commonwealth agd ~ eol-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-28
S4,25l,453 60
S2OO0,OOO 90
I,32g,969 90
IAN II
91,l5f GO
822,g32 80
4,25i,455 60

Tho foregoing statements include tie Branch Banks,
The separate stale OF which has also been particular
" examined by The committee. t is not deemed nc.
cesssay TO exhibit, ~ detail, the state Of the Branch
Banks ~ the present report, - the whole, including
the mother Banks ~ Richmond, slcw y small inn
proyement since the first ofJanuary, 1921.
A motion to rccommit this Report, was lost.
and it was then laid upon the table.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-28
MR.. WRIT.

or ''e purpose OF removing any alarm, which nm
founded reports may have given to any of Mr.. WITS
member of the present General Assembly has rccc;y
ed letter from James Peasants, Esq Of the Senate
OF The United States, enclosing one directed 10 hin,
ny tie attending Physician, DR. Lowell in which
"e assures nm that Nh. VS.. recent illness
was merely an affection of the stomach called J;.
peicia-aitectns the head, by sympathy, with =
vergo-and thar there was not the sliphic,, svmn'
ION OF apop,exy or paralysis in the case We under
rae out daily, and expects TO nc at his post in the
Supreme Court in few DAYS. f0'' ." '"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-28

- u We received n vast budget of pannrs from, tho
L. ohice last nishi-bu title of interest in then,
except The lanemed death of the great o,alor PM
ney, ana The proceedings in the FL of r. on the oe,;
uon oil The Spanish Officers petition which tsclf
Gas's shame on the late administration of fairs m
pensacol a.-'rhe ~ Inteliigencer Of MONDAY The
18TH, at length returned from its travels reached s
also last night Ii Is dull as most OF lis comnan
ons-ii gives us comparatively brief a,icle to MS
a sortoi" point no Point Thing, TO which we shall
give very slight touch in our next
u The very long and elaborate REPORT nm tb.
MILITARY LAND CLAIMS is so intimately con.
nec'ed win The most interesting scene which has d,
ken place III the Legislature this winter and il i; en-
'Neiy 10 give lnai Shape 10 the whole proceeding
that we think it due to Kentucky rs well rs 10 Viz
mia TO lay 1t before the public
VI The act passed the 18th inst, changes the time
81 holding the superior court of Franklin county ia
the 2oih May and Goth OF October, and takes effect
rom The LIST day OF June next.
1--WE are desired by Mr.. Norris Of Hanover. ia
announce TO The public, that the state of his private
aiiaIrS makes necessary, that he should decline
reelection for the county of Hanover
u We are authorised To announce tina, MIR Wu;
g. Randolph is a candidate for the county of Henrico
al the next election.
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United States Court, Fiffh (ircuI AMI T;rr

mia District December Iofh, 1871
{ CUNNINGHAM C0kDETr, John laurie (iilScrt IlAui
- ton, John Sterling aud George Lothian i.ecs OF
Ninian Menties, rf,i.,,,;:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-28

U rive are authorised announce tina, MIR. Wm
at the next election.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19

province Of Costa RIGA, WIS Totally
destroyed by an earthquake on the 9TH
May, 1922. The city contained about
f2 800 inhabitants, and although not
house was left standing, it is extraordis
nary that not life was lost. The
earthquake commenced at II o'clock
at night. A vast quantity of gold and
silver has been discovered by the inha-
bitants, near the ruins of their city,
brought into view by the earthquake,
The inha bitants were now October l5)
living in sheds. This province was for
merly under the lntendency of Guata-
malta it is now independent of itself,
not acknowledging the authority of
Mexico or Colombia. They have not
yet established a national flag. This
city is situated about so leagues in the
interior, from Punta-de-Arenas, which
port is on the Gulf of Necoya in about
9 deg. 80 m. north latitude"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM
SOUTH AMERICA.

The following interesting memoran-
da are furnished, the Commercial
Reading and News room by an esteem
ed friend, who has. taken particular
pains to have every eircuma tances no.
ticed by him, correctly stated, They
appear in the form of journsl, kept
by an officer belonging to the US. ship
Franklin.
"On the 10Th August, Gen. San
Martin arrived at Cafiao in the brig
Macedonian, (formerIySSmith, Of BOs-
ton, from Guayquil He was saluted
by the English and French Ships of war
(Aurors and La Clorinds,) but not by
our Commodore. During his absence
a temporary revolution hadcaken place
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19
BRAZIL,

We learn (says the Boston Palladium
that the government OF BraZi, was highly
'displeased with the commander iOf the
feet which was sent TO Bahia, and return
ed to Rio without accomplishing any thing
against the royal forces. The officers
were displaced, and the ships were reht-
ting, to sail with new officers and recruits.
Com. Jewett had arrived al Rio from Buzz
nos Ayres, and was appointed to command
the Brazilian frigale Union. Rendezvous
were open for recruiting as many Ameri-
can, English, or French seamen as could
be obtained.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19

rnens, and many merchants have been o.
bllged to DO the same. There are about
100 bbls Am. -four in the first hands, aud
about the same in second, besides 600 or
800 OF French. The only sale, OF any
consequence, for many weeks back, is 600
bbls to government, at d."
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19

By the politeness of Capt. SOsle, of
the schooner Rose an Bloom, arrived
at this port yesterday, II days from
Barbados, we have received Papers
of the 10th and esd November. They
contain nothing of interest.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19
THE SHARKS CRUlZE.


NoRroLK, Dec, l6.-Since our last pa.
per went to press we have been favored
with the following further particulars OF
the late cruize of the .. S. soh'r Shark,
Ii. Comd't Perry.
Mrs. Ashman, consort of the Rev. Mr.,
AshmaD, agent for the Colonization Socle-
ty. we regret to learn, died at Cape Mes
surado, in the month OF September.
The Shark boarded, about 9th October,
of the Gallinas, on the coast of Africa, a
French Guineaman, called the Eugene.
Having negro boy, about 10 years old.
on board, which the mate had obtained IN
barter tor an old coat, and anxious to con-
ceal him from the observation OF the
boarding officer, he thrust him into the
fore peak, and most inhumanly pied a
quantity OF wood over him. When taken
out he was much exhausted. The cap
tain Of the Eugene, and the slaves intend
ed for her cargo, were on shore. There
IVES laying off the GalliDas, at the same
time, another French Guinesman, called
the Y. formerly the privateer Rolla, OF
Baltimore. She had no slaves on board,
however, when the Shark boarded her,
Several other French Guineamen were
said 10 be on the coast, but the Shark did
no. fall in with any of them.
The brig Strong, (beieved Of Bali-
more) was left off the river St. Paul, ira
ding Tor Cam Wood. There were many
other vessels also on the coast. trading for
the products of the country, ali said to be
doing good business. lab.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19

We are informed that commodore David
Porter has been appointed to the command
of our Naval Forces on the West India sta
{ on. lo1d
We understand that an attempt was
made TO rob the mail coming from Rich
Inond on Friday night last, about . miles
from town. The circumstances are these
The horses were suddenly stopped by
logs placed in the road Immediately
three men made their appearance-OBe.
q white man, armed with double barrell-
ed gun, approached the driver, the second
went TO the door OF the coach, and the
third took bis station behind. The FIRST
presented his gun TO the driver, and told
him 10 surrender the mail the driver re-
piled that he would do so If he would
spare his life. taking h&ld Of the gun at
the same time, the robber observed you
wlH reslst-upon this the other two with
united voices cried out shoot the driver !;
he took the advice of his companions, and
pulled trigger. but proVidentiallY tor the
dr'ver,the gun snapped just at this crisis
the driver warded the gun Of from his boz
dY, and struck the robber on the face with
the staff of bis whip-this gave him time
60 apply the whip to his spirited horses,
and by this means be saved his lie, pro
baby the lives OF the two passengers; and
3 secured the mail. Mr.. Shore, our post
master, very promptly sen; out MIR Wood
ward, one OF his assistants, with Consta-
BILE and two other persons well armed, in
pursuit of the robbers, but the effort was
truitless: Petersburg Intel.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19

WAsHNGToN, Dec. 1.-THE bill pro-
viding for the further suppression of pira-
cy. which passed the house OF representa-
tives on Friday, was taken up in the Sc.
nate yesterday, passed unanimously thro'
all its stages, and returned to the house of
representatives. 1t now may be consider
ed law, wanting only the appreciation of
the president, by whom its passage was
recommended to congress.
Nat. Intel
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19
Extract of letter from St. Salvador, Oct.
2I rRcPiYeh Al Rnninn

&t9 ISCSIV6U az BOSTON 3
The BrazlIisns are round about the
city, and skirmishing almost daily takes
place. but they appear determined not to
attack the city, at present--shOuld il be
delayed long enough for the troops to ar
rive from Lisbon, il will be difficult to
orlng thugs to speedy close. There is
nothing doing here -halbGf the dry goods
~na grocery dealers have stopped pay
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19

A-The proceedings of Congress of
Tuesday last, are too lengthy for this
DAYS Gazette and of very little inter-
est.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19

g. Our readers are referred to the
fourth page, for the correspondence be.
seen the venerables Thomas letter.
so,. d alGms; and other articles.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19
MAMMOTH yEGETABLES.

81 .MGsgeI Wwrtzel.-About fortnight
since we noticed some very large roots Of
this kind brought here from the eastern
shore. We have now to notice Mangel
Wurtsel raised ia itbis city by Mr.. John
Randall, jr. which surpasses them all in
weight and dimensions. Mr. RandalPs
weighs l94 lbs. apd measures 81 inches in
length aud the same in Circumference
The samesgentleman likewise pulled from
his garden Scarlet Radish which weighs
81 lbs. and Turnip Radish which weighs
A lbs, A lurnip which measured three
feet and three inches IN circumference, and
: which weighed sixteen pounds, was grown
during the past season, on the farm OF Re-
,zin Estep. esq, near Pig Point, Anne A
rundel county. The patch from which it
was taken is in poor, sandy soil, and suf-
fered much from the drought, ana ewas not
worked. A number of other turnIps, pro-
badly above 10 pounds in weight, were
pulled from the same. lot. We haVs'seen
various accounts lately of large roots OF
this kind, but none Of them mention tur-
nip, equal in weight and size, 10 the one
described above. Maryland G0zette.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. l4-This morn
ing bis honor Judge Tilgbmsn, passed
sentence upon Hollingshead and Scull,
lately convicted OF conspiracy to defraud
the underwriters on the sloop Norfolk,
that they. and each OF them, should pay
a fine of 100 dollars 10 the commonwealth
to be imprisoned 10 the penltenliary for
one year at hard labor, to be fed and
clothed as the law directs, to pay the costs
of prosecution, and stand committed until
the ine and costs are paid"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19

October, the Ohphant boarded the
English brig Francis, 8 days from Pa
mama bound TO Guayaquil; on board of
the Francis was M. Nlonteagodo, the
Elk. Secretary of State, at Lima.
"Floar, at Lima on the 5th Sept. was
$50 per Dbl. and very scarce; there
having been no arrival of that article,
STAGE the brig Savage of Baltimore,
who had only 500 bbls.
THE ship Mirror, Barney, of New
York, had sailed from Callao for the
Intermediates, having license from
the Government at Lima--Previously
to the Dolphin's sailing from that port,
Lord Cochrane was at Valparaiso with
his squadron, undergoing REPAIRS
"The schnr. La Peruana armed with
two l2 pound carronades, is command.
ed by 1t. Cont. II. Henry-She was
built at africa by Com. Stewart"
"Flour at Guayaquil was 4S65 per
Dbl. on the esd Sept and very scarce"
'.On the 5th Nov. we left the schr
independence, Craig, of Baltimore, at
Chagres, all hands down with the fever.
except the captain and cook-had los,
one man: expected to sail in 10 or Is
days Cor home Also the American
sch'r Dallas, Evans, arrived the day be-
fore from St. Jago de Cuba, waiting
for permit from Panama to land her
cargo of Cuba leaf tobacco. 1t was
very sickly at ChsgreS--there were Sc
veral sail of schrs. (Danish, French;
English, AID the two above named A.
mericans,) lying in port, all the crews
OF which were, more OR less, down with
the fever.
This city Of Csrtagua, capital Of the