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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-18
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST IS, 1928.

1000 80 Sft OSSS --C0tUNo rSONSEO
From the Monthly Review, for March, 1918
"Bishop Watson resigned the TheoIo-
gical chair at Cambridge, and took leave
OF the University in sort Of farewell ad
dress, from which we extract the ensuing
paragraph, because it contains some
wholesome adnonitions which we seri
ously recommend TO some OF those who
at present illuminate the world, under
the appella,ion Of Evangelical Preach
ers.'
"ln my theological disputations i con
scientiousiy avoided terms not found in
holy writ-such as, substance, sameness
of subnal sin, sacrement, satisfactiop.-
Most ofthcse similar phrases have been
invented by Jealous school. men, for the
purpose Of attacking the opinions of their
adversaries, or supporting their own.--
but we cannot be too cautious lest, while
we invent without restriction new combi-
nations of ideas, and new terms 10 ex.
press them, consulting rather our own
notions than the language of the scrip
lures, we should depart too widely from
the truth. The introduction of unsvri,
ten zrords is closely connected with the
adoption OF unzYritten dosmas. What
ever in Gods word is hidden from us, we
shall in vain endeavour 10 make mani
lest by new terms invented for the trans
mission of new ideas"
81 reduced the study of divinity into
as narrow compass as could for
determined to study nothing but my bi.
ble-uDconcerned about the opinions OF
councils, fathers, churches, bishops, and
other men as little inspired as myself
The professor Of Divinity had been nick
| named the Hammer of the Heretics. =
II was thought to he his duty to demolish
every opinion which initiated against the
orthodoxy Of the church CT England. Now,
my mind was wholly unbiased. had
no prediction for the church of England
nor prejudice against it, but | had sim
cere regard Tor the Church Of Christ, and
! an insuperahle objection to every degree
| Of dogmatical intolerance. Ineyer trou.
bled myseIfto answer any argumentswhich
the opponents in the divinity schools
brought against The articles of the church,
nor ever admitted the authority Of those
articles as decisive of any difficulty. |
used on those occasions 70 say to them,
holding the new testament in my hand
En- Sacrum codicem.' Here is the founta;,,
OF truth why do you follow streams dc .
rived from 1t by the sophistry, or pollu>
led by the passions of man If you can
bring arguments against any thing deliv.
cred in this book, STALL think it my du.
ty to reply to you. Articles of churches
are not of divine authority. They may
be true; they may be false. Abandon
them, and appeal to the book ITSELF"
We can readily believe the author
when he says that this mode OF disputing
gained him no credit with the hierarchy ;
out VIC really think 1t operated in pro-
ducing more liberal spirit in the uni
versily, and, in some degree, tended to
Iiberalize the theological sentiments of
the age. -
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-18
A LOST PASsAGE

NJ. de BassomPierre, being prisoner
IN the Bastile, passed his time in reading
and writing. One day his secretary find
ing him turn over the bible, asked him
what he sought The Mareschal replied
81 seek a massage whish cannot 6nS."
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-18
ESTIMATE OF MORTALITY

According TO a statistical chart pub,
Ished in NeaPolitan Journal, the popu.
Iation Of the globe is 6s2 millions. Il
estimates by approximation that there
occur,
Yearly Daily. Hourly. Minute. Sec
Births, 23,4O7, 407 GA, 100 2,672 l4s 8
Deaths, ls,6s5,235 50,o27 1922 I35 Z
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-18
PREPARATION FOR BATTLE.

-
The battle array of large army is a
most noble and imposing sight. To see
the hostile lines and columns formed, and
prepared for action TO observe generals
and mounted officers riding smartly from
point TO point, and to mark every now
and then, one ofyour own guns opening
on your own staff, accommodating them, is
a scene very animatlng,aD fine prelude
to general engagement. On your own
side, TOO, the hammeriDg of fllnls and
loosening of cartridges the rattle of
guns and tumbrils, as they come career
ing up TO take their appointed stations :.
and the swift galloping of aid de. camps in
every direction, here bringing reports to
their generals, there conveying orders to
the attacking columns, all speak Of peril
and death, but also Of anticipated victory;
and so cheeriDgly, that a sensation of
proud hope swells the bosom, which is
equal, ii not superior, to the feeling OF
emulation in the secure moment of pur
suit and triumph. [ RecOt. of Peninsula.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-18

Please to observe 7UhatepCr and 7ohere-
Dcr you buy none can be Lees genuine
ismily Medicines without the signature
OF the pro,- etor NOAH RlDGELY,
narch 8 O.ate Michael Lee z Go r.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-18

Small things make mean men proud =,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
Marsilal,s Sale.

Y Virtue Of II decree Of the Win
-K1 chester Chapeery District Court.
made at ths November term, 1917, in
n snit depending in the said Court, in
which Frederick Bozzard was Plain
hf, and Robert Rogers d. fendan,, and
which SOFT is still depending in said
@@urt, IN The name OF John Pro,zmau,
and George Sharpe administrators Of
the aa'd Frederick, who has since the
date Of said decree departed this life.
iutestate, shall on the premises, on
Monday the 2sd day Of this mnnth, ex-
P"se to sale, at public auction, for req.
dy money. 81 much Of all the lands, &.
real estate Of the said Robert, which
were devised to him. by the last will
and testament of his father, Owen
Rogers, now of recnrd in the County
Court OF Hampshire, being the land
upon which the said Robert now lives
and keeps a Tavern. in the County of
Hampshire, az shall be sufficient 20
pay The unsatis6ed part Of the afore.
said decree and expsn-e. Of sale.
JAMES GIBSON, Deputy Marshal
tor JOHN 3. PEYT0N, Marshal.
Jure T-3w
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
Virginia to wit (:

AZ Rules holden in the Clerks Office of
the Superior court Of Cha,rsry for the
Winchester District the first .Monday
in .nay 1928.
William G. Shaw and Ozmond G
Tifleney, merchants and partners un-
der the name and firm of Shaw and
Tilfeney Plaintiffs.
Against
Aquilla ID. Stinchcomb, and g. Ross
Small, Defendants.
THE Defendant Aquilla d. Stinch-
comb not having entered his appear
ance and given security according to
the Act of Assembly and it appearing
By satisfactory evidence, that he is
not an inhabitant of this country II
is Ordered. That the said defendant do
appear here on the first day of the
next term and answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs. and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in iDchester.
for TWO months successitelH * post4
ed at the front door of the Court house
in the said town Of W inchcster.
A COpy-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, c. C. c.
Mag j7-H
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
Baltimore June 2.

Oar foreign department, in thi. number,
Contains intor mstiaR from Enroae one day
lar than former s3vces, but nothtag new
from he seat Of war, except the auaunciation
shat the Duke Of ng,ale mes head quarter,
we're essabjiahed vt Vittoria, where the
French accounts state that he was received
with enthusissm. In fact, we eou' d not rea
sonsbly expec' to receive macn Ct mo men,
from thu French armies. at psriod so e.riv
alter tneir entrance into The Spanish terrific.
ry-snd, must therefore patiently await an
arrival chat can furnish news ten or twelve
dsys later, which will in ali probability give
Q esst OF colousi"g to the aft .,rs of the Pen.
snsuias that may render tho probable success
OF che Conititati oosliHs 40 longe: matter
OF speculation. An article in .hs foreign oe
pastment translated from a Spanish pager by
abe Editors Of The n. York mericao. Goa.
ssins some good hits at the French nation.
and nay be considered ~ p,cai If the SEMI.
noe"ts thst iaf1uerce q majority of The Span.
Ssh nation
Fas CAUSE Of the Greek, as detailed 10 +.
letter presented BY Mr.. John Hoohouse 90
ths COMMITTEES IN LONDON dep0ted to raise
funds for their rei-t, i'll be- found To lose
nothing 10 interest on peru-al of The simple
q vanished narrative of t6en sufferIp.
drswo wi'b tvide = ability and mach Ders,.t.
eaty Of 'tye, by Gre * whase s..ct o l..
ny Il chiract'r Is sepfeseDleo q a suaIa zee
Tor tho authe0,icity oF his ,tatcmsbts SIany
OF the foreign journals. We mn b. Say q ally
AL, whe htR i0r or az sIAst the emsncipa,Ioi
Of tne Greeks, now admit that he IN v thing
wanting to iosure their success aaj tnsI re
fea,e from Their Turkish operc ssors .smoney
Tnstthey possess In pre- eminent degree O,
YER hose who ensave hem every rsquIsite
qualification % entit.e Them to the ympa
shirs nf tbs free in.s, ostioas, Is eviceut from
The many acts which Distinguish The melan-
cho'y detail O. their past sutfsr,nes ard tae,r
recent trsumrh', and to ,,srmi, hem again
10 pass oncsr the yoke OF merci'ess opsses-
eion would DO reflection upon toe Cbfsssn
word.
40 article respecting the affairs Of Mexico
copied from the N.tionai Gazette, PhilaGrl.
phis, shews that the threat thrown DOT by
Pan'e Mier on his release from iCaib.one
prison "htre ne had been incai csrste6 by The
crders OF tho then Emperor, is lux civ to be
p1' in execution, j that I,urbIje will short
ty o. brought to suffer FOR the many acts of
oppre-sion which oi,graced his u.urpat,cn.
It's stated ny the Editor Of the Democrat
te Press Tho, there is tt,r in Philsdelphia
winch assert, 20 lively, tllst the French A, :
my lad made three ATTACKS on ST.. ;7.oa.uaos
a"d .ete every IirDe repGissd, wit io.s. nv
sDs Spaniards- We vail WIN sb.ae AZ xIety
70 see Ina Spanish official account VI ,n,s ~ .
fa'r, believing that ;heii Cause vii yain
msby PaF'I'ths by tr ue re pre seuts iioU OF
what may be Considers O success ion o. VIC
soIies over their servIIe IGvader,.-Fcd. Gas,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
Public Sale.

THE subscribers. Agents of Fleet
Smith Esq. will offer for sale Oh Sat-
urlay the 2lst June next. ON the pre-
misses. that elegant establishment, at
the head of Piccadilly street, called
ANGE ROMA.
This property has undergone a tho
rough repair, and has been rendere d
perhaps one of the most desirable Sit
nations. from the impr ovements of
the interior as well as the exterior, i'm
this place.-It is believed that the
most faStidiOus taste cannot now OBJ
Ject to this property on account OF
It's late name, as it has been rendered
perfectly pure and sweet in every
respect, and in that point of view IS
equal to any newly built house.-At-
tached TO the premises is a lot of five
Acres, which, from its cOntiguity to
Town, cannot but be ONE very yalu-
able.-Iti is unnecessary to be more
specific i'll detail with respect to the
advantages of this property; suffice it
to say that, prejudice apart, it is be-
lieved, at present to be the most desi-
rabie establishment in the place, & will
be sold much lower than any that
could be obtained-The terms will be-
made SO accommodating as to remove
every possible objection Upon thai
seore.-The sale will take place at ii
O'Clock On the day before mentioned.
VIM. Nc. HOLIDAY.
JOHN HEiSKELL.
May OF.
CO. The sale of Angerona is post
poned to Saturday the 2ist inst.
w II.
j. H.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
80 ACRES.
For Rent.

ASHA valuable Merchant Mil! OF
n the Shenandoah River. distant a
bcut three miles from Suckers Ferry.
itis not hazarding ton moeh to say
that NO mill in the Valley is better
situated for d"iny n large and advan.
tase0os bu.iDess--The renter may get
possession early in July-For further
particulars any person wishing to rent
Ia referred to MIR. Joseph Shepherd
who oecupies the property at pre-.
sent. JOSEPH SHEPHERD.
JAMES SHIP.
June 7--3t
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
Public Sale.

BY virtue OF Deed Of Trust, dated
the I'm day Of Juue 1922, aud Of Re.
cord in the Clerks offices Of the County
Courts Of Frederick 4 Sheoadoail. from
Sisphen 4. f Lea to the Sabseriber, for
securing the payment OF the debt there
IN mentioned due by ,he .uit Snrfen A
Ellsea, t" Simon Alien.worth. will he
sold on the 5'h day Of July uext, 10 the
h'ghest bidder for ready money. before
he door OF John Jacobs tavern in The
avn Of Front R"yai, all the interest
of Stephen A. ELSA in the real estate
IT JOhu E!lsea deed. which BY a late
division Of said real estate made by
commissioners apfeintea by The Coun-
~ Court Of Frederick, tor that pur.
pose. is "a pay. # the lease tract where's
on the said j"ip Elisea deed lived;
lying Dear the said tawn Of Front Row.
al, in said county Of Frederick, which
cUDtElHs
80 ACRES,
as by reference 10 The report Of said
Commissioners will apprar-also ali
he interert of said Stephen A. EIIsea
&c eleven shares beionging to said es.
tate Of John EIIsea deed a. conveyed
IN said Trust, Such title AK ia vested
IN me by said trust will convey.
q. W. SEWERS, Trustee.
June
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
NOTICE

is hcrcby given 10 the Stockholders
u 'n1 i'eeSburg ;nrnpike Road COM
PAM, that an iertiU viii 5e held at
tnc Cpart Houst IN Lccsburg, on sat
tr''dJ the l4tb Of june iDst. Tor the
purpose OF choosing q Presidemt; four
Directors, and Treasurer, u serve,
the ensuing year.
: 306. IL. hiOYI', / treasurer.
JInc 7
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
FROM THE SPANISH.

FROM THE SPANISH
Toll not thc bell of death for me.
whrn ] am dead;
Strew not the 6ow'ry wreath DER ne.
On my cold Sed;
Let rRiEspsHIP's sacred tear
On my fresh grave appear,
Geming with pearls my bier,
When am dead.
No dazzling, prsud array,
Of PsSeantry display,
NY fate to spread;
Let not the busy crowd be near.
Wien | am dead:
Tanning with unseii sighs, my bier-->
Signs quickly sped.
Deep let tn impression rest
On some fond, feel,ne breasts
Ihcn were MY mem'ry tlest,
When 1 am dead.
Let mt the day be writ;
Lovo will remember II
Un,oid--unssid
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
TOMORROW.

And what is to, Morrow \ lime that OIL.
ways IS to come SOD never comes--il IS chat
part of eternity which lie. good eternity
1t Is o-De, y pha"tOni. nnI.ncnler. DOCS
b. deceive Us WY because we cepeno up>
81 It-aod forget Ibat ~hateser we do, We
most do TO day. KEN p Der It--sIl soar
lso'T To this world must DO zone to cay
there is no Eo.OsO1rOD.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
Spring & Summer
GOODS

Shieh he will sell much lower than any
he has yet Offered COR sale his custo-
mers and the public are solicited to
give him a call. Their expectations
snail be fully realized.
June z. st.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
Virginia to wit:
May wv

1T Rules holden IN the Clerks Once NJ
tie Superior f0urt Of Chdncerg for The
Winchester District The frs. .tiontiau Il,
.Aprii 1898.
Barton Smoot Plaintiff
4 saiBst
joseph oiarne Defendant.
The Defendant not having entered
his appearance and given seeurity se-
eordIDg to the Act Of Assembly and.
the Rnles OF this Court, and il sppears
ing by satisfactory evidence, that ne il
not an inhsbHsnt Of this county II IA
ordered, That the said Defends Mt Ia
appear here on the frat day Of th, next
term and answer the bill Of Ibe nIaips
til ; and that copy Of this order M
forthwith inserted in sums newman
Published in Winebesipr, for two
mon Ms soeeessiveIy and po-ieJ a, thA
front door 1T the COurt House su tbs
sail town of Winchester.
A Copy-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, 9. a.
May-t7-N.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
= BY virtue of II Deed Of Trust, dated
q 9the 2sd day Of June, in the wear
1921, from Isaac Beall to the subscri
DER, for securing the payment Of the
debt therein mentioned, due by The said
isaae Besil tn James Eogli.h, will be
sold on the i4,h day Of June next, to
the highest bidder, ios ready money,
Four Lots of Ground,
in the Town Of Frankfort, IN ,be coun-
ty of ilsmpshire aud state of Virginia,
distinguished in the Plan of said Town
by the nombefs Of +. 8, 10y d f5s; GU
the two first Of which Lots are valan-
bic buildings and the others have CON-
fortable Improvements Of the same de-
scriPtio0. Aiso, one undivided moiety,
or half OF tract OF land, on Pointers
Kun, near the said town of krankfort,
containing
467 Acres,
which tract Was eunvet ed on the 95th
day Of August, in the year 1913, by A
iexaajeT King tn Thomas Beal,, o: ga,
muei, ann n Q said Isaac Beali, DC will
appear bJ reference to the Record. Of
Hamp'h're Cuuuty Court All tn.
prope ~ will be sold before the door Of
the h1se on one Of the said Lots, pow
occupied by the said Isaac BealI. TIE
sale will Commence al IL O'Clock, and
spch convey nDees given TO the purcha-
-ers as by the said Deed Of Trust 1 am
authorized TO n.ske.
CHARLES MAIILL.
May IL, 1929.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07


shall proceed to sell at public auc-
ton on the premises, on Monday the
eth day of July next, tract of land
with its appartenauces. lying in Fred
erick county. within about 9 miles Of
Winchester, situated on both sides of
Parkin's Mill run, and adjoining JON
athan Parkins, James Smith. Samuel
COlvert, and William Cochrame's
tracts of Land. containing about two
hundred and forty eight acres. The
Soil of this tract of Land is good, and
there is never falling stream pass
ing TIN ough it. on which there is a
good scite for water works of any
kind.-Should it be deemed an advan-
tage in the sale, the land will be sold
in parcels The terms of sale will be
one third of the purchase money in
cash; one third to be paid on or before
the expiration of twelve months fl ON
the day of the sale. and the remaining
shird part Ofthe purchase money to
be paid OH or before the expiration
of two years from the day of the sale.
which two last mentioned payments
are to be secured by bonds and perso-
nal security, payable at the times "a
bovc mentioned, and i'm the event of
the failure on the part of TIE purcha-
ser to pay the said bonds as they res
pHctively become due. right is here
by reserved to resell the said tract af
Land With its appur:enances as the a
bove mentioned court If Chancery
may hereafter see proper to order and
direct Sale to commence at 10 o.
clock.
JOHN SERVERS, D. NJ. For
JOHN S. PEYTON, NJ. w.D.
June 7--tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
M MARRIED.

- w MIX q u
In KIchmond Va, on the 9th ult. NJ Mr..
DAs'a Barclays. by the Rev. WIN. n.
iisrt' MIR. Remjnmin Il. U'aiiace, mer
cnsnt OF that city, 90 Mas Jut,a .uarin
HoT, OF Aiexandr,..
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
ALLEN
Virginia to wit:

Virginia to wit:
at RuIes holden in the Clerks Office Of
the Superior Court of Chancerg for
the Winchester District the frss
Monday in May 1898.
Daniel McVicker and Mary =
Ann McVicker, only survi-
wing children Of Daniel Nc
Wicker decd. and grand ne
phew and neice of Mary =
Thompson. and Hester Nc
Wicker decd. and surviving e
brother and sister of Alfred
McVicker decd. and Wilt >
am Shreve and Margaret
his wife. only surviving Sis
ter of said Mary Thompson
and Hester McVicker decd.
Against
Archibald MCViCker. ad'mf. of HeS.
ter McVicker decd. and others.
Defendants.
The Defendants. Fleet Smith, MAJ
than Moore. and Anne Kennedays
not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the
@ct of Assembly & the rules of this
Couri. and il appearing BY satisfacto-
riy evidence that they are not inhab4
ltants of this country His ordereds
that the said defendants Go appear
here on the first day of the ners
term and answer the bin of the plain.
TIL; 4 that copy ofthis order be FORTH
with inserted in some newspaper pub
llsled IN Win; hester. for Two mo 10
successfully. and posted at the frout
door OF the Court House in the said
town of Winchester.
A Copy-tesle,
DANIEL LEE. c. C. C.
May wv.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
New. Goods

And Great Bargains,
WIG. SINGLETON, has just reed:
and now offering for sale, next door
to Messrs. Won Riesen Il S6nseney3,
very cheap and general supply Of
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07

ukSuA& / 10 = decTeetsd Ardtr
Of Che Supcritk Court Of Chance
n }Sf the Spihchs }5S DistriCtk nros
Aounced oh the lob da &c April faeS
IN the case d s ::..s.
Robert Page, ad' 6r Z,
With the viii annexed, 6f PHI tssff
Laufence Butl6r s)eed
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07

NEX KIT V'ED.NESD4Y
Witl take place the sd Dra,oing of the
Washington Monument Lottery.
When some Of The ffoa,ing Capitals
may be expected out, all being floating
excent two viz
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07

at Rutes holden in the Clerks Office Of
the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Winchester District the frss
Monday in May 1898.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-03
PETER HARRIS"
UNITED SIXTIES .aR.MY.
(olghed)

ny the report Of the Secretary at War, transmit,
.ed 10 congress, by the President we learn the fo
lowing facts relating to The army Of the u States.
DISTRIBUTION.
In the distribution, both in relation to the m.
si'iohs occupied, and the number at each ppst
regard has been had to the protection of mpor,ant
points, and the discipline Of the troops. The artil-
iery with the exception of four Companies nm tbe
Lakes and one at West Point, has been ass,on.d
70 the garrisonng Of the various fortresses aIon-
'he Inc oil the sea coast, and the mpor,ortant ord.
nance depots IN the interior-while the infantry
WIN The exception of regiment at Pensacola, has
oeeh stationed at the important points in the int
lior' Principally on the Upper Lakes and the Yves
tern Frontier No change has been made in III
course OF the year in The distribution of troops win
me exception OF transferring one COMPANY Of art;l.
iery from Fernandina TO Charleston harbor one
battalion OF the Cd regiment Of infantry from SacL
etls Habor to the Saut Of ST. Marie, at the ou,Is,
Oh LAKE superior, and the whole of the 7th repi.
meht from Fort Scott and Bay OF ST. Louis TO he
Arkansaw and Red rivers, to each of which on
battalion has been asslgned.'' 49," O"'
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
his important department is gradually attain
ing slate OF high pertection''
ny the report OF the chief Of the Ordnance DE-.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-03

demy.--In July, they conn enc,d The pro.,,,.
the defence OF Salem and NlsIblehead; in Al,
completed those for Narralx nset roads, and i,
TENDER completed their RED I, &c respec,in,. y
Ohio and Mississippi ryers The Projects nr b. q"
ton, Salem and Marblcheae being still undsr -
secution at the close of the onth. ~
The operations of the Typographical Eneir,.
embraced surveys at Mobi> Z and Pensacola r..
and the contiguous coast; iSavannah river and,
the coast adjoining; at Forl loyal and St. Nsl.,
sounds, Charleston, Georgs own, and their ytb
'es' 10 South Carolins; at prracock inlet, harbs.
and bar, in North Carolina; ct Marblehead and I
lem, IN Massachusetts; at Ptnnebecls- and Sheen
cut rivers, and Mount Desart Bay aud Island, +,
Maine; also, roads in Michigan, and the sS
Mines on the Upper Mississippi; besides nIo,,;n'
and drawings relating to the surveys lust m.niior
ed, and others previously made, and the orepara,io
Tor publication Of an account Of ar expedition on ~
western waters.