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MAI'rAPONY LAND FOR SALE.

5AYISG determined The snuth shall
pose OF the OF lanai which live, in Caroline
county, reasonable tcrs The lies within
three miles 9f Bow ug Green, and hy
surYeynriy all u land aud quality equal to any
on the yeroui so nr - OF The tract is low grounds
on the river side Of which bank has lately beeii
up. 10 from nundaon No of land in this
part OF the country combines Neutrality-suspicious.
however disposed TO purchase, viii view Judge tem-
selves II sale is made in time privilege will aivcn H.
purchaser, seed wheat this fall il not tue subscriber VIII
the ground prepared, aud sell it with The land
Possession win he given first Of January next perhaps
sooner if required. AlLEN APPERSON.
nrg 10
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Taking the returns at only Ct Is. per.
c"py4ihe real price being CT IIs. 6d, : f2i
we have net produce VI

FRONT on HTst editOn Gf7OIj.
IL to this be added f9OO0 far the profit Of second edi-
on appears that each Of those novels OF three volumes,
yields the enormous profit Of f1505, and If the copies
sold NJ the usuarce f1s TO the putlchc profit would still
be ef5OOO* OtcOuTc two Oftese publications per annun
yields To- their fortunate author 10000 per Such
Of reward for moderate eXetons Of genius and Ia
bOur has parallel We haye been iargto wonder
proceeds of three f4gO fir ta lectures Of the
philosophers repeated twice ayear at the E550) paid DR..
Johusnn for his Dictionary the f6O00 netcd by Mr..
Pope for his Translation fHomcr at The 5000 paid Mr..
Mo.re for bis lnla ROokh and at the 5000 paid Sir
Walter SeOtt for Of his the 0JOi paid
Mrs Radcliffe for her Mysteries Of Udoipho aud Miss
Burney ir her last nofel hut the authors profits these
repeated productions Transcend every former example OF H.
ier'ry remuneration.
These calculations made the reported numbers,
and on tle presumption that the author merely employs
Me>srs. Ballaniyne & Co printers BIS account,
which is said to be the fact. lLo,,doa Lit. Gns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03

EURR MILESTONE HANUFACTORY.
NE s9hscriber successor to White, Davidson Co. and
davidson Smell, of Rcriond respectfully bcos leave
10 INFORM lc public, that lac continues TO manufacture 10
order and has now on hand handsome of ren
made neatly finished, AMI WARRANTED French Burr NM
fo"Sj which he viii dispose of prices suitable TO The
times Orders will be Thankfully fectyctl and ,romutv
country produce at market prices, negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed, will be taken ia payment
September 81. 60 ,,r"'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
ViRGiNIA LAND OFFICE.

Richmond, RIA December. 1921.
conformity with of the General Assembly, emit
= lied l ut Ia rcduce The st.rral acts con-
ing Schedto passed the 9Th oi January do here
ny make known to all whom il that appears
10y the certificate of Wilim Price, csclaior in and FOR ,
county ut Russell. "tlat Ivy inqu>on Office found ac-
corn TO law, on the jfst day OF May, 1870 follow ing
tracts ot land, situated in the aforesaid OF which n
certain George May died seized and possessed have been
found esclieaied TO this conference.-the viz.
One tract containing hundred amd Gfiy-lye acres
on the waters of Mols creek
And other two hundred nj
acres adjoining the tract on the waters of
Molls creek ~ "
WAI. q. FENDLETON, Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
CATHOLIC QUESTION.


The differences which have SO long and seriously
divided al agiiaed the Congregation of St. Mary's
Church have been the subject ot argument, for seye
ra days, before the Supreme Court, upon AN app-
cation under an act of Assembly, passed the last
session oi the Legislature. to amend its charter.
The principal feature of the amendments which
were opposed, was one hy which the clergy are ex-
clucd from any participation in the rrrlsccsip the
original charter having provided ,'aat the three Off
cinling pastors should be ex-olic;o members Of the
board The Clam OF the present pastor to act III
thai capacity under the charter owing to cunon,cal
diS;.bltes, gave rise curious and very interesting
enquiry nin the ecclesiastical government of thai
church, and The power of the prrlate inil,ct pu-
instruments which d>bIcs the priest ANY longct To adj
minister the rites ui the church The court held tle
case under at,semcnt, and will no doubt mike such
decision is will terminate controversy which has
so warmly enlisted the feelings of this numerous aud
respectable cong CATION.
Me-rs: c. j. 1 j. *. Inserso supported, and
Messrs. fior.inscn, Chauncey, kitcrt aud Heating,
opposed, the amendments
TPsuisOu's PHILADELPHIA 9nsrirnu
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~ rday the ith day of January will let TO the
~ loves bidder, at Halifax Courthouse,
The Building Of q jail for sad COUNTY,
two stories high, thirty feet square and ias house
Two rooms, Two stories lg;he whole built with tim
her an iron materials.
Crncriakcls referred r. Bailey nj Halifax Court
hou e Who has plan OF said buildings. The lob viii GER
aiiv ic le' on ,lat day. the Jail rnpsiy has been
destroy ca 10y IRE TIE COMMISSIONERS.
Urcerr:,cr "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
Ress io..s see.,uiianiisn al Irasia.ston.

Vt the seat Of the y. s. government, the chaplain
oil one ho;iSc Of Congress Isl Unitarian, and of the
other Methodist the President of the Columbian
College, Baptist, (Dr: nnsh,on,) and in George
town, ndjo,,'img, there is college conducted hy
Roman Catholics. What country caa exi,ibii a SINH
lar example, of decentralization
We observe lay the proceedings IN the House of
Representatives on "Wednesday, that MIR. Patterson
at New fork, offered resolution, that " in comsc-
qucncc al The non Attendance al! the Rev Mr. Sparks
the eihcc oil Chaplain to the House remains vacant,
and tina, thls iio.sc will Tomorrow nj IL O'Clock
proceed tn the election of chaplain The Speaker
stated that official notice Of his appointment was not
given To Mr.. Sparks immediately after his election, il
not having been supposed neccsSary-but on learning
that II WAS proper, information given accoid ding
~, and the Chair had been notified that morning, that
Mr. ;. had arrived in the city and proposed conf
nicncng the discharge oil his duties The mext morn
my.
MIR. Pattei son egqIired whether HIr. Sparks had
made a direct communication To the Speaker The
Speaker replied, that hc had been informed by a
gentleman, II member of the House. A motion
la lay the resolutions the table was opposed by
Mr.. Little, who hoped they would lac met and Rega-
lived. Mr.. Floyd thought ii would be derogatory to
the character of the House adopt such rcsolu-
tons.
MIR. Wright remarked upon the intlecorous charac-
ter oi such proceeding as that OF appointing
a chaplain, writiag him that effect, and then To
vote snch proposition. He was sorry, he said, g 10
as he thought he SAW, disposition 10 show more
respect TO religious profession than another,
when the constitution declares that all shall stand up
ON an equal footing. He hoped, he said, thii every
member of this house, whatever his religion, would
observe that decorum which tie house owed 10 itself
as the Representative OF the American people"
Mr. Smith thought the course proposed, direspect-
u 10 the Speaker, after the statement he had made
Mr. Patterson then and iuLtGreio his resolves.
Tins eadehi The frSt lesson. NJ Y. Josi..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
3 CURLES FOR SNi.E,

ZEsA tUNLES j Ok SNiIE..
lssnu BY virtue of n deed of trus, from Harry Icth
I-@8&- aud Ann his wife, recorded in the Office OF the
county court of enrico, the subscribers will a public
auction, before the front door the Eagle Hotel in the
city of Rclnonh, IN tie highest bidder, 1H,Sday the
loh day of Junuy nert, ii fair if not next tay
thereafter Subject tn liens thereon ici,
VIII he cx'ihtcs and fully explained that davl All that
tract OF land in the county of lcnrico lying James river
called and known by tie name of curlc containing
reiy OF best james river low grounds : cents
WIN the charges OF executing this trust, will be required
han'heiance of the purchase. money 10 be paid in two
equal annual instruments. The land bound in The.
hands of the purchaser and be- resu default of either
OF the payments Possession will be gen ON the ,ay of sale
y particular description of Culcs Is
as II - presumed person DESTROYS so al-
able AN Estate, wi view il before. the ,av of sale
BEVERLEY RANnoLP
CARTER III. HARRISON trustees
November O. 5G-lr,,is
IL The purchaser may haze his election tp comply with
me terms abo'encnti'ne' pay third part Of the
PURCHASE money dowi aud the balance equal annual
instnent with bond aud approved personal security
seter with deed Of trust The premises secure the
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
November .. ''"'''''''y 1''g e d. &c

Committed 10 Chesterfeid .jaH, as q Ra,Micag,
ne ~, al ecen5rr inst. negro by the
~ iSHAfi WHO slys he belongs a Mr.. Peter Moore =,
negro iIaerani was bought from The
o northumberland counis'iaik comp xon, full face
aiout 20 OF 70 years OF age feet inches biyh-hs
clothing i;c Virginia clo,I paualoon aud plains
seS coat wiiha cape The ow:irr of said negro request
90 10 come ana prove ls properly pay charges and
nm away, otherwise lie Will lie drn with law directs
WAN. WINFREE, Act. Tailor.
iii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
AN ISLANp FOR SALE.

AN ISLANf3 FOIt SALE.
2eY virtue of deed of executed hy Richard unrs
~ for purposes therein expressed, bearing 18th
day n january 1890, aud of record in the clerks Office
hennwa county, Virginia. will be sold for cash. kenhawa
Courthouse, Va the second Monday Jpr merit "A tract
Of land Wing aud being the county OF Kennwa, bcn.
island the mouth of Cabin creek, containing twenty.
five acres less Such title vested in me as
trustee will be conveyed 10 the purchaser.
GEORGE DIXON, Trustee
December
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
BUCKlNGnAM LAND FOR SALE.

BUChlNGilAAl LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber lsrs fer about 500 acres OF an
being part off, tract which Mr. Benjamin Bingortl
has resided iu: sers-uacd in the county OF Buci
nghUni and adjoining the lands ofAr Garland ow a.,
me north, Mr. Irvine tie west, Mr.. Trent, ami
Scruegs on The south, and William lnnic ESQ, ON III.
e sufficient portion of this land is in ,yous very
ciili mbere-rhs land is situated in healthy and ,.-
greta!e ncahhoiood. AID abOids with springs excel
lent WATER and lies miles from Wilss err and Ia from
New Canton on James river Persons disposed purchase.
are invited To view the land for themselves which will
>hewn by MIR. Vest or MIR George II. Allen living .
the land This fall 1t will divided 10 suit pni cnsers OF
sold entire, 10y private S:e and if sold before
day Of January wilt Ion that sold To the hiot
idGerAitcr which, will he sold all stock and
" utensils OF every description, will, the crop OF coJ.
fodder cats, Sc.
Terms OF s"iunc, Two, three wears credit from
day Of sale, will deed oil secure the laymen
BENJAMIN Mostly,
Eror IF Lihhbsrry Aios5y, deceased.
y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
FEMALE EDUCATION.


MISS Bo6Gs eon,inue her school for the nsirsetic,,
- OF Young ladies the ensuing the residence
the subscriber in the county Louisa The pupils will be
limited TO sixteen in number and will he instructed in iea
ny, writing arithmetic English grammar, and geography
WIN we use OF ;he globes The school win conence
ihe I'm oil January and terminate the ith OF Decencg
WIN vacation OF one month in the The price &c
board and tuition Che young ade> finding their bed
vance. EikEnEnIck HARRIS
~ There vacancies in Nils Doggss school for three
young ia'iicS- Il. ii.
January I. TS--cf
Niue OF deed of irus, executed by br. John Adams
- anu Margaret his wiis, 10 the subscriber and Jobn
Jones twio is since decd bearing 18th day OF No
venher 1919 and of record in the clerks Office Of The
" court OF Goociand to secure the Of given
ON iat day by the said John A;as, SAM
uv IT, Adams and Laclarah brooks, and by request
cure kobnson Peasants, tie nsgnces said Brooks.
wan he sold by the subscriber in rAnt OF the Eagle Hotel in
e Guy OF richmond Ihn'sfGy he 3i day o this month,
a, - "cack, Tor ready equal and undivided
n,oe,y OF oil the DOVER COAL WORKS in the county OF
neng the same " hch beGucathed by Col.
ehard Adams, the elder, his three sons with
ne PRIVILEGES and arparenanccs thereto attached, aDy
"iSe ocionsihS. j. II. EUSTACE.,
,,.,.T! d. 7t--tds :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
NllTfCE.

III persons having legal claims debts due them v the
N late Col Jas Byrne, viii please present them immcdatc
y for payment the subscriber is DESTROYS closing his
administration upon that estate.
JNO s. BARBOUR,
December 70. Gift Admir- Of Jas. Byrpc. decd.
Forty 10 .Gfty Negroes 'oanted on Hire, Tor he
year 1929.
WANT 20 hire TO work AZ Trabues Wickhan's coal
mines during the next year, 40 90 strong gble bodied
Hands. For such, ifearly applications made, liberal
hire will be offered The subscriber those who may
have hands to hire, that e has uniformly made point
have his hands rceH clothed sceH d AMI IN eyeryrcpeet
rrH taken care Of WIN. FJNNEY, Agent
Dec. 10. 65--1fu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03

Bdnk " Hrginn, december /, 1921.
VIE annual meeting uf the Stockholders will be held nc
usir Ranking House in the city Of Riehmond on the
FIST Monday in January next. -
Iecemler 3. 6s--ih WAI. nANnRIn DEE l,nsIior
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03

VIE sitsciii.'rv iii Sclinu Merdn rs, 7ih If
Il January ',f at the house of Mrs. Judith Smith. in
"wtn'i. Inc price al iton for Latin Greek, " II
be $50 per annGi The Enplish o. hoard can h
%nthei n airs Smiths at reasonable ra,c a, every
'ng viii he done promote comfort aud facilitate
progress OF those that may b. 10 III. nnyenlen,i,,,
place Application had best e r,ae Immediately, as IL will
ue desirable Ia Rave The classes arranged possblr
Eirhnior,l, Ip 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS.

fHIIE subscriber intending in few weeks 10
D. New York. will dispose of his piano foTtes oihe
musical instruments. at reduced prices Far cash.
Apply at bis Music store nearly opposite Eagle Potel
NoNeu!eT 60. 59-ff WM. STODANT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
DISSOLUTION.

DIiosoOI4CJ NUN.
FE'iE co-parncrslip heretofore existing under irm OF
= COLToN,REED CLARKE, has been dis solved b.
m"ina! consent j. ID. Cotton aud Henry Clarke, will st4
tend To closing the same well the Enclosed business of
Cotton & Reed.
Tie firm OF l., Reed * Co in Boston, is also dissolved,
and viii be closed Nv Iudoyicrs Reed All those indeb-
ed ioihe above rr:s requested, pay
nien's as late arrange mems render IL necessary.
JoSEPHuS Is. COLTO.o,
LuDOVlCUS REED,
HENRY CLARKE.
u II Cotton and Henry Clarke will continue business
this place, under tho firm CoLTGN Il CLARKE and
Ludo, icis Reed, on his account in Boston.
Nov.1G s5-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
WILLIAM D. PAGE,
slnunry l. It'll Executor OF Col. William Byrd.
MIR. HENRY GRIYEGNEE,

4 =
lake notice that shall proceed, under con,mfs son
-, INstd from the Superior Court Of cbancery
chn"n district 10 take the dispositions sunry Witnesses,
~ eci'um case wherein am plaintiff, and Won icei-
my dweiiing-house Mt Lege, in The Kingdom OF .
efahis on The Ri dizzy of April 1879, between hours
o s NJ and T. W. and IL fIoih said deposit
u"ns or any OF them should he the time
sleeihe'' IT VIII be regularly adjourned time AMI
Pace as sa,, be requisite until the object OF the said
mission shall have been Accomplished.
- JOSEPH Gil. DE Seer.
Richmond December 10, 1921 ei-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
TIE SUBSCRIBEP
Tarern, nj .AylePs Uarshonse.

7? ESPECrFULLY informs his friends and the puhIic
listed w M "-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
WI he .SoIa 10 Me Highlst Tidicr.

III he Sold 10 lie Highest Bidder,
lHNTtESDAY, the 18th OF January inst il G,irif no
- 'he n,St lair day in he county of lianu nei2l
pofhood oi Major Go@'als credit and iee
years, all The lands belonging the Martin Baker
neecasco supposed Ia bc about thousand lies
IN different tracts Also valuable Grist Mill, ON Grassy
swamp, which will he sold ON the credit
~ The same time and place i'll sold few likely Me-
GhoES, on credit OF twelve monhs-The above sale
viii take place al the mill.
CLEvEARS BAKERY Executors &c
MARTIN BAKER, Martin Baker,
WILLIAM PAhkR, deceased.
January l. ~ 7t,;,
~ persons Who may nave claims the estate 81 the
late Cob WILLIAM BYRD, requested to CONNIE.
nicaie them 10 me for cxsnuaon without DELAY as wish
10 dispose according to iaw of the said remaining in
my hands shall be in Richmond during the OF The.
seuiy ana will attend any communication which ma
be male 10 me ON the subject.
WILLIAM u. PAGE,
l.. II cat ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03

The .iiedicGL Society Of Vrglnia
JOLrS rs mcetipes the hird Saturday in every mon
at c'oea i. W. in of the upper of the vi
gilln Museum. LEWIS ~. CHAMBERLAYSE,
January ]. Tl-3t Recording Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
i40 NEGROES WANTED.

ME highest cash price viii he given hundred ami
twenty neges in 'iuies separately. Apply the
AT his residence Aan-sireet two door;
p'ioW ,ie oIi'on Hotel. IS OVEKrON SEAWELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03

JPinehofcy, Na.enBtr ga, 1921.
TEE annual meeting of Stockholders the election OF
Directors will he held the Rank On Monday ,le.
7th day of January next. LEWIS uoFF, Cashier.
Dee enller g. 6I-.t,lm
Viz subscriber finds il necessary all persons
Il against resi asSng his panai Wesihan,. hy
hunting passing through IL. All offenders thi
H3.ice will i'c dealt wih according law
November 9. 51-If WILLIAM SJIAPAHu.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-05
From Refs Philadelphia Gazette.
THE SALUTiNG BONNET:

lean give no better name than the a.
Dove 10 some of the fashionable Leghorns
which are now worn by the ladies. The
froHt brim is so constructed and protrnded
that the motion of The ladies' walk keeps
1t ia perpetual nodding action; and | DEFY
any person. with the same eyesIght pos
sess. to ascertain across the street, whether
the ladies mean you should touch gonr hat
ia return.-I have committed several mis-
takes ia this way and have afterwards
{ound. "a my no small cbsgrin, thatH was
not the lady. but The ladY's bonnet that was
so Familiarity nodding to me across The
street lit was only yesterday morning az
s! vas coming down Chesnut street, was
thas nodded to ~ three ladies on the other
side lit was sovery familiar, that could
not with any pretensions TO CALAMITY, a
void crossing, ~nen, 10! to ny utter con-
fusion, the ladies' were utter strangers To
me Asking pardon | made clumsy con-
gee AMI proceeded on MY walk. This
head attire might lead to some unpleasaRt
effects, or Misunderstanding
a Middle Aged Benar
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-05

hardly any business Is doing in imports.
3olh .aug.-ihe Bag Ellen Douglass
from Baltimore, and ship Pennsylvania
from Philadelphia, with cargoes OF hour
nave arrived also ship from London
with a large cargo Of wheat and four--a,
American vessel is off the port. Wheal
has heen sold at 81 4 periaiquler, ana
ship from Bremen th 6ooo a!qulers mas
From. tie NJ Y. American Oct 80.
The arrival Of the British brig MI.
nerva. from Greenock, supplies dates
from that place to the 10th September.
The following items ofintelligence con
tanned in them are given in the Daily
Advertiser
The new -four mills Of Chantion
Rock county of Louth, Ireland, the
property of Faithful Fortescue. Esq
have been consumed in part, with three
thousand barrels of grain and quantl'
~ Of -four. The FIRE was caused by
the friction of the machinery.
A very melancholy disaster occur
red upon the cast of Caithness, Scot
land. on the 18th Of September. The
early part of the night being calm and
serene, almo Al the herring boats
from Ord to Wick put out to sea: a
bout midnight the wind shifted and
blew gale. One boat was dashed to
pieces against the rocks, and four per-
sons perished another boat was des-
troyed with all ON board, including a
ia her and two sons.
The Glasgow Bank and the branch of
the Bank oil Scotland established at
Glasgow, have given notice that in flu
ture only five per cent would be char
ged upon cash accounts, the same as in
the discount of bills.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-05
Philadelphia, Oct 81.
FROM BUnNOS AYRES.

The ship Ruth & Mary, from Bueaos Ay-
res. has arrived below We are indebted
10 VIZ Richard Bailey, passenger IN her,
for toe following interesting article. Mr..
Bailey is bearer OF dispatches for govern
ment, from our Commercial Agent at Buzz
nos Ayres.
Son the evening of the Esd Aug. last,
previous TO my leaving tie city OF Buenos
Ayres, Mr.. Riyidavia (Sscreiary of State,
aud member of the JuGta then in SESSION.
did not make his appearance until a late
hour, when he informed that body OF a
conspiracy which had been planned a.
gainst the present Government. and which
was to have been carried into execution
that evening"; Dot fortunately he had re
ceived timely intimation TO prevent II, by
ordering the arrest of Don Gregnrio Tagle,
(fornerly Secretary under Puerydon) with
several others. He requested and obtaiued
the appointment Of a Committee of lnyes-
tigasion, and strongly urged the necessity
of exemplary and capital punishment
Our agent, John NJ Forbes, Esq had an
interview the morning alter with Mr. Ri.
vidsvia; and inhis dispatches which are
brought by the Ruth Y Mary, he has nc
doubt given the particulars 10 his govern.
ment. M
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-05
Extract of a letter dated
y. S. SHIP JOHN ADAMS ST. JoHSs, !

Poaro Rico, Sept q7, 1922.
s'The arrival Of the CYane and of this
ship, in this quarter, will have a favorable
effect on the authorities of this ISLAND; es-
pecialiy after the recent affair with the
Gra,upys, Lieut.. Gregory, II is ex pectec
here that after the season o. hurricanes has
passed, numerous privateers will sail from
ports in the Spanish Islands to cruise a
gainst all who may attempt trade with
the ports of Mexico aud Of the Govern
ment OF Colombia. In that event, the APP
.pearance of formidable force in these
seas, will afford fortunate protection to
our cruisers"