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JoIN WILLS, { {.
Con,tpssIoNrn's OrucF, !

toMNlssIoNEU's OTT1CF,
Tynetburg, ord A0ctUlbcr, ls23. !
The parties in these cBuses will take notice
that have appointed Saturday the twenty
fourth day of April next 10 curfythe foregoing
order of court into effect, on which day they
are required IN attend at my Office in this
town, with their accounts, vouchers and co
pies Of court papers prepared for examination
and settlement. Aud all those to whom the
said Robert {, Scott may have been indebted
ON the tenth day of Decemhcr, 1921, are re
qurcd to file with me in my office on or he
fore the said twenty fourth day of April, THEN
vouchers duly authenticated as To the said
debts, in order that report of them may be
made To The superior court OF rhanceCy Tor the
Lyuchhurg district
JAMES BENAGH, c.
April .. w4w3t
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Virginia:
At rules ht den in the Clerks Office oftlle SUPERB,
Court oi Chameery for the L1nchburg bstrot, the 7h
day OF November, ls23.
iona han T.. Cunditt, lit.
Against
James flournoy, q aries Whit,i,y and ]. K Smith,
dIts.
The defendant james Flournoy not having enter.
odhs appearance and gwen security according thu
of assembly and the rules Of tins court. and u
appearing by satisfactory evidence. that ~ Is not
nhabitt oil tbs country, ordered, that the saiG
defendant do appear here the first daN the reNI
term aud ANSWER int hill OF tte plaintiff, and thpt CO.
py of tins order be forthwith inserted III new spa-
per printed III the of IynchbIrg Tor I've months
SucceSsNey, and posted the front door the court
house in the SAID Town.
copy-1este,
IN JOHN WILLS, elk.
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TIE TRACT OF LAND,

on whel, the said Norman now resides, on
Flat creek, III the county of Campbell, CON
ninlng go acres, more or less This tract
of Land Is composed of four several tracts,
bought by said Norman Of John Calatay,
William Arthur, Abncr Early, aud Anselm
Lynch, trustee, making in the whole very
desirable farm. There is already Gown on
thu low grounds, n crop Of wheat, which the
purchaser rln have thc benefit oi aud the
possession OF the place ean be had immedl-
alely. The improvements nre very good II
Is unnecessary 10 say more by way OF DIES
eruption, as ii is not likely that Hnv person
will buy from that alone we therefore en-
eesUy invite those who may have any sort Of
wish To buy land IL WISH the place and Judge
for themselves; aud we advise further that
they do not let the present opportunity slip.
The terms will br liberal aud made known
on the day of sale. Acting as trustees, We
shall convey such right 10 the land as IS vested
in as as such, and no other
WILLIAM b. LYNCHD
BOILING CLARK, Trustees
JACOB ANDERSON,
March 20 2nwtds 20
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Virginia
clerk office of the superior court
Of eancery for the LSnclbuTg District, the 7t day OF
November, 1873.
bartholomew, Ralph and Barne, sto,all, Ri.den to-
binsou AID Mary s wife. John Stone aud ElYabt IL IN
wtie, and William Lefl~.h, guardian OF Dclriah Ann
aud Heed, all sto,ail, pits
John ter, John oyerstreet and Name, his vie.
Soyrein Jeter, josiah o.arl and J,ns, ms vie. Plea
SAINT deter, Henry Jelcr. Hanson Jtet Bctsy hatcher
Idiot letter and Jesse letter, aud Sarah ltte, widow"
IA Harry. Cynthia, BeIly. EhHa and LaiIla Jotc,,
children Of Caleb jttcr dec ems and Representatives
ct Honty letter. dec, aud the said Jesse Letter adm
with the will annexed Of tesaid Henry act deccas,
defendants
The defendant Sarah Jrter having entered h.r
appearance and gwen secuut, According fir oi
assembly, aud the rules OF thi. ana appearing
by satisfactory evidence that she is not mlabtant
OF this eouny II - ordered, that the SAID atltudant
do appear here the first day Of the neNl srm and
answer thu bin Of the plaintiffs; and thai COPS oi
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
printed IN the 81 L. nchbir for months
cessive aud posted atte front door OF S court suse
q -. -.,t,s -....-,oIls, WILL s, Gu
Jrec' ing the republican principles aud the
nlilitary services OF General Andre" Jack
ION, iii in like manner support him for the
1'iice Of Vice President of the United
States.
Eesoiscd, That Col. STEPHEN WRIGHT
ne recommended to the people of this aud
l. other electoral districts OF the State, to
le designated on the General Ticket IA the
Hector for this district.
Il RcSoi0cd, That the following citizens, 10
lit Albert Allmand, L. T.. Tabb, John
|. Chandler, Joseph H. Robertson, AleX'r
Halt, Thomas G, Broughton, Hamilton
hields aud JOHN Capron, be a committee
Virginia
At r,los holden in the clerks office of the superior
court OF epane,fy for the L,nehburs district, the 7d
| day of November, 1922,
i6hn McAlii,ter, James 5. MeAster and Ihomas II.
| MeAll5s'ar, plr.
| Against
Thomas /. Bouldin, of David Ross, dec. ia
cob Myers and eilabeth ms wife, John DnHicld IA II
| Amanda his vile, ttodtIiok a. Ross and Benjamin
Lewis, doftS
1hr defendants Jacob Myers and Elizabeth his wife.
and tr.dcuck a. TO, not having tntel,d oIt appear
enr and gwen security according To the act oi assembly
and IN rules oi ths and appearing by satIsiaC
tory evidence that they inhabitants Oh ils
~ 1t Is ordered, that tfr SAID defendants do appear
here the FIRST day OF the and II til,
bill of tht Plinulis aud that copy ot this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed IA the
town ol LynCiug, for two months suCcessnrly anu
posted thc front door of the court house the sad
tuWUs A copy Itslt,
81 JOHN WILLS, elk
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4 j IA court of quarterly session held for
"A Amherst county, atthe courthouse, on
Monday, the 18th dav of March, 1924
Charles Bbb, Robert {. Bibb, Benjamin
Bib, aud Levi Bib, plaintiffs,
against
Joseph May, ami Sally his wife, formerly
sally Blob, John Duncan, and Rachel his
vile, formerly Rachel Bib, Joseph Blbh. and
Nancy Bib, widow aud relicl of Martin Bib,
deceased, Arthur b. Davies, appointed guar
dian to drtend Nancy Bib, William Bib
and Martin Bib, infant heirs OF said Martin
Bibb, deceased, defendants,
~ CH9NCERT.
The plaintiffs having Glcdtheir hin. where
upon il appearing 20 the satisfaction of The
court that the real estate of the said Martin
Bibb, deceased, viii not exceed three hundred
dollars a share TO each distributee II IA there
fore ordered. that Joseph MAYS aud Sally his
wife, formerly Sally Bibb, John Duncan, aud
Rachel his Vile, Formerly Rachel Bib, Nancy
Bib, William Bib, aud Martin Bibb, infant
heirs of Martin Bib, deceased, by Ar
thur b. Davies, their guardian, Joseph Bib,
aud Nancy Bihb, widow and rcict of snid
Martin Blob, deceased, do appear here on the
FIRST DAY OF Jnne court next, 10 shew cause if
any they can, why the said real estate should
moi be sold and distributed according to the
Act of Assembly in that case made aud pro
Nidcd, according to the PRAYER # the plain
tif,' Till aud it appearing To the satisfaction
OF the court that the defendant Joseph Bib
does not reside within the limits of this com
monweath II is therefore ordered, that un-
less the said defendant doth appear here on
or before the first day OF June court next, and
enter his appearance, and give security ac-
cordng to the Act Of Assembly, the plaintiffs
bill shall be taken as confessed, and the mat
ter thereof decreed accordingly; and il is
i"'"' with inserted in the Virgnian, for tie
space Of two months snccessiye!Y, md that
another copy thereof he posted al the front
door of the courthouse of this county, on
| some court day, oofy-Teste,
SO A b. DAVIES c
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TRIlST NLII.

An pursuance. Of u deed Of trust executed
To the subscribers, hl James G. Moorman
bearing date tl,e ID day OF October 1893, and
duly ot record ia the clerks Office of the
county court Of Campbell, for tho purpose ol
securing the payment Of snndry dcbts therein
specified, We shRll, on Monday, the 10Th day
of Anil 1924, il fair, il not the FIRST lair day
lherraiior, SUNDAY excepted, , most positive
y, aud without any hind III reserve, proceed
% sell, by way OF public auction, 10 the high
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'Ihe following prUperty,
Notice.

A PETITION nil b. presented 10 HE
N ueft session Of me 3ssemblgo Of Firginia,
raging thai hc Lgnehbug aud Saien Turn
yike Road staH ceoss at The Creck just beiou
he NH, formerly Langhorne's, u, The county
II Bctford, and thai no gaie staH obsfraci III,
t.e- uas pge Of The Shun.pike road 10 Lynch.
Bu#. Mt--a 10 =.
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DFTURNS his thanks Ia the ciiizrrs 81
IA iyncirburg aud is. vicinity, or lhell
beral encouragement which h. has f''ef'.
ed, aud invites those VIM win To become
proficient H. the SCIENCE Of music, 10 en-
brace this opportunity u being instructed
L l.
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AiSo, one other Tract,

Adjoining the above described Iand, contain.
Z ing upn ards OF zoo acres. sOn this tract there
are two settlements, ON one of which is a
.Ieery good house, well finished, out houses,
6orchards, good garden, &c. and on the
nothcr ii comfortable dwelling house, orchards,
'&c. This tract also adjons the lands OF John
! Shelton, Col John Amber and others
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0Ie# TYact,

Whereon 'hc now resides, in Amherst county,
distant II miles from Lynchbnrg aud 10 from
Amherst court house, known by the name of
GRAIiAM'S COVE, contau,ng 1850 acres.
between ! and 5uO of which are cleared -
This land lies well and is in good heart Tie
irlnellih, house iseomiorlable and convenient,
'i,nd has attached 10 it The necessary OH
ohousos, orchards, DC. There is YET il large
portion OF good tobacco land 10 clear Which
is very heavily timbered. The whole tract
i, we'll Uatcrrd
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Peter Walker.

a TTORNEY AT LAW, will altgo
= n the superior aud inferior courts Of u. ~,
counties of Amherst and b, .Drd, ana ~
Chancery Court for the Lynchburg d's'1'
Ills residence is near Bedford courthouse.
March % - vi
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NaAuable HeaN Esiate

For SGLc-On Main Street.
YNIE subscribers offer for sale, FORTY
l. FEET OF GROUND, on Main street,
al joining Mr. Samuel Lancaster. MIR. Archi-
bald Robertson is authorised 10 make sale Of
he same aud II there is not private sale
effected before Thursday, 10th day of April,
It will be sold on that day at auction, under
the management OF. John X. d. Payne, Auc-
tiQneer. Terms at safe.
FRANCIS GRAHAM,
JOHN GRAHAM
March &c. Ytds 80
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'rl,e 10Y Of GNOUEO
Notice

As hereby given That oHHe CrRs IN ne
frmate Hosphat. IN he cfa 81 H3bems-
harg, are occupied. aud TIM No. none patient
tNale ar Female will lac received into said
Hospital until some al the said lis are vi
cant, dae notice OF which vii be gi'en.
~ order ~ The Court II Dirfefors.
LEn HENLEY, {. {. y.
Williamsburg, Feb y. mts 90
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Notice.

WILL BE SOLD, on he hird Mon
w day IN .hra Hcri, al the court house Of
s7mheysi county, on a credit ef II months, a
,NEGRO HO.N4.N and her FOUR CHiL-
DREA, 6elons ing 10 the estate Of Udiiam
Ends, dee. bonds ruth good security wW b.
required, 10 bear interest from Me date j not
Pmc'uat'y paid.
an persons haring claims against The estate
are requested 10 bring them .toruard, and those
indebted WiH come torrard and settle Hcir ne
counts on or before that day, as Jotd,er mdoi.
geHce wH moi be giren,
NANCY SHIELDS,
!4dm'r Of Hiiiiom EoSs, decd
March 10 80 tft8s
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AsO, one otler Iract,

Adjoining the last mentioned iaad, contain.
my 39l acres, and bounded on ono side by
the road leading from Samuel Burks's, 70
waits Gap, and the Iards of Richard S II.
lis, the Bethel tract, and the lands of John
Camm, dec. Of this tract there are only
about l5acres cleared, and that portion Of il
is we II enclosed and fresh. II is heavily tim.
bered and well "atered, and contains n large
quantity Of first rate tobacco land. This tract
lies within one mile of Bethel
II the above lands are not sold privately
before the 18th day of October, thcy will, on
that day be sold publicly at IN. residence =
Persons who may be DESTROYS Of purchasing,
it is expected, win wish to view tie land =
They Will be shown at any time on applica
lion being made 10 the Subscriber.
o. Terms Of sale shai be made accommo
dating. AMBROSE RUCkIR
February 20 2sWts
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also, one other Aract.

Adjoining the first described tract on tie
south west side, containing $50 acl Is, chiefly
in woods, not more than 10 acres Icing clear.
ed, which are well enclosed. This tact is
we'll timbCred, and is fine tobacco land
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Notice.

ElY virtue OF deco of trust executed 10
ID tine subscriber lay John Derricsl the 2s'b
day OF FEBRUARY, 1893, and duly recorded in
the clerk 5 office Of the county court ol Camp
bell, for purposes therein mentioned, sbali
proceed 10 sell, 10 tie higbcs, bidder, lorrea-
dy money, on Saturday The lnh day OF Alrii
neAt, at Campbell court house
1 tYact az parcel 'of Hand,
Lying and being in The county of Campbell,
adjoining the lands of Darlington. Chiffon and
others, and containing 600 ACRES, more or
less.
Also, foNr %egroes,
Edward, Jack, Peter, Jiunry and Nina Two
horses, all the IIOJ SEUOLD y KITCHEN
FURNITURE, and crop OF all descriptions.
The subscriber, aef.ng "A trustee, Will only
convey to the purchaser, such title n vest
ed in him rs such. SAMUEL JORDAN
March l.. Htds3l
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J WILLS, G. {
WILSON County, FcErunry Court 1894
Benjamin Mosby aud Bib Il Harris,
aompainants,

against
William II. Mosby Lee " Harris admr
OF William II. Moshy, dec d, and IN his own
right, and Sarah Mosby, Jacob Nosby, POLL,
Mosby, John Mosby, Benjamin NIosbv, Lit
tleberry Mosby, Mildred Ann Mosby. aud
Nancy Musby, children and heirs Of the said
Wm II. Mosby, deed, by Lee ". Harris,
specially appointed their guardian. Sarah
Mosby, widow and reliC of the said VIM II.
Mosby, dec d, aud Tcrisha Turner, (,on OF
llenryO defendants.
IN CITANCERY.
On the motion Of the plaintiffs, by their
counsel, whu flcd thcir separate bills. and it
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court that
the defendant William II Mosby is not an IN
habtanl ut this commonwealth, and without
the jurisdiction of this court 4 IS ordtrfd
that the defendants in this country retain in
their hands, what money, properly or other
effects they may have, or may hereafter come
10 thcii hands, belonging to the absent dclen-
dant To the amount OF tise hundred aud fifty
dollars. subject 10 the further order and lie
cree of this court Aud il is further dccrccd,
that the said defendant William H. Mostly do
appear here on the fourth Monday in MAY
nest, anti answer the several bills of the com
pLaiuants, and that a copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in one of the newspapers
printed in the town of Lynchburg once II
week for eight weeks successively, previous
10 that day, aud that another copy thereof be
posted up at the front door Of the courthouse
OF this county on some court day.
Copy-leste.
20 RO & CT1lER Il g y .
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Valuable Real Estate

FIsHE subscriber offers Tor sale ROT
4 SIS aud Lors, situated on I'd street, ~
y good ncighbnrhood u the property Is mol
sid privately before Friday the 2d d.y 81
amil' il will he sold onsihat DAY n Ale.
riON. The sale still be conducted by JOHN
Il. - PAYNE, Auotioneer.
Tctnis liberal, and made known Al sale.
JAMES GILLIAN.
March 10 tdst2
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FOR S3LE.

FOX Sy1IE.
u fIiE subscriber wishes To sell The fol-
4 lowing valuable TRACTS OF LAND
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h II rules holden IN the clerks Office oil
x the superior court OF ehaneery Tor the
Lynchburg district the OH day Of February,
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irginia, To vii /:

JOHN NILS, T. c.
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VAN .. HA.E AaNDS

Buckingham, Aug 4 Nts3
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PORT CHARGES.

Mr.. Hunter, our Consul 70, Cowes,
Isle Of Wight. &c. has favored the Eds
tors of the New York Gazette, with
the following information showing the
great reduction which has taken place
by act Of Parliament in the Port Char
ges at Cowes, Isle Of Wight, England
on American vessels, for lights, Rams.
gate and Dover hsfbor dues, they being
now reduced to is. and in some cases
to 10th Of what they were in 1918.
And also. the favorable change tha,
has taken place in the lats Warehous.
ing Act, passed the l2th Of May, 1928
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AN ALEXANDRA
LATE FROM KEY WEST.

LATE FROM KEY WEST.
NoRFoLK, March 27.--By the sloop
Ocean, Capt. johnson, of this port, ar
rived here yesterday, in Is days from
Kew West, we have intelligence from
that Naval Station to the 10Th inst.-
The Ocean has brought home 46 sick
and convalescent Seamen and Marines,
belo ngiug to the squadron. in charge OF
Midshipman Peyton Henley, and at.
tended by Surgeons Mate Van Brunt.
These wsrs the only men unfit for du.
ty at the time the Ocean sailed. Cor
poral Rodgers, Of the Marines. died on
the passage, the ll'h inst. of excessive
debility.
DR. Jas. Boyee has returned home in
the Ocean in consequence of bad health.
lie has been very i'll, and although
much improved since ne ieS, me ls'snd,
he is still very feeble.
Capt. Jesse Wilkinson still continued
ir command of the Naval forces on that
station, Commodore Porter not having
arrived there. We arc gratitied e
learn, that Capt. w. with the omcefs
and men of the squadron and Oh the
Island, were all in the enjoyment OF
good health, when the Ocean sailed
Dr.. Duberry was the only Medical Of
ficer remaining at Key West.
The following vessels Of the squad
ron were left at the lsland:-U. s. BRIG
Spark, Lit. Com. Newton, to sail in {
few DAYS on cruise; store ship Decoy
1t. Gamble: scbrs. Grey Hound, 1t
Ray: Weazel. 1t. Zantzinger; Terrier
Lit. Mcintosh, and Jaekall, 1t. Oeller'
tho last having her foremost out, ant
undergoing repairs.
| SHIPWRECK.
The schr. Richard and Charles, Capt
Burton, whic sailed from this port OF
| the Slst of January, for Key West. vi
regret to learn by this arrival, was cas-
away on the night OF the 9th inst. DO
tween the West and middle Ssmbr,
! Keys, l. had been abandoned Her crew
Is was believed, had been tsken off b.
a ship that was seen the next morning
about day light, wi.hin q short dists"s'
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CONGRES.
SATURDAY, March 81.
The Senate did not SIT to-day.

uOI,sE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House proceeded to the orders
of the day, and took up the bill making
appropriations for the year 1924: after
agreeing to several of tbs amendments
made by the Senate, a debate arose,
which continued the rest OF the day,
on the subject Of giving $4,000 as a
SALARY to the Commissioners under ti'st
article of the Treaty of Client, which
was finally agreed to; and then
The House adjourned.
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LATEST FROM PERU.

In our Jamaica papers we find late and
Interesting intelligence from Peru. An ar.
licle in the COurant OF the 9th inst says
We have been favored with the perussI
of Bogota and Carthagena Gazettes. Ad.
vices had been received from Peru OF the
26tb Dec.-The detection OF Riva Aguero,
and the successes OF Gen. Santa Cruz 10
the South, had prevented the President
Bolivar from opening the campaign. The
Auxiliary division of Chill, given up by
the Director, composing $500 men, bad
arrived at Callao, aud was to be followed
by 600 cavalry. Gen, Santa Cruz, with
a strong COLUMN. remained at africa, and
with the ehicient divisions OF Colonies
Lazy and urdimenea, from the Provinces
of Upper Peru, kept the enemy IN check.
Col. lbarran, ajd-de-canp to bis Excel
lency the Liberator, who has just arrived
at Bogota from Truxillo, brings account of
the President having been obliged, IN con.
formity with the resolutions Of the Con-
gress, TO employ force TO put down The
faction of Riva Aguero; bu, that on bis
Excellency's approaching the troops des-
tined by AguerO for the Invasion OF Lima,
enc Of the officers Of the latter proclaimed
their union with The legitimate government
of Peru, arrested r. Aguero and General
Herrera, who commanded their army,
and delivered thew uq. In consequence
of this, the 1000 men composing this force,
were united to the main body, and an end
put to the intestine discoYd that threatened
the destruction oil the free portion oil Peru.
TIE two Chiefs before named have been
conducted to Guayaquil to be sent TO the
lsthmus, and from thence 10 Europe.
These accounts agree with the publis
papers Of Lima, which mention the march
Of The Lioeraior, with the Coomblaa
troops towards TruxlIo. The Peruvian
government is now lett 10 contend against
none but its external enemies, for The eS'
Elimination Of whom The Patriots OF Pera
will re. unite their efforts. instead OF en-
ploying themselves in silly and fruilless
cabals. Such is the triumph of reason and
/ popular representation, against the force
OF which all the attempts OF ambition VIII
be in vain. Riya Aguero, who. so long
| as his conduct was consistent with INC
public welfare and the will of the nation,
+, enjoyed line esteem and high consideration
Of the Peruvians. will, from hencefor'b'
hold tisbonorsbIe place in our history.
for having aimed at setting himself above
the national representation; Tor provoking
civil war. and to- Withdrawing the
troops from their FIRST and sole duty--,bss
of combating the enemies OF their country.
aud maintaining the public liberty.
| Kingston. March q.
| On the 2sd ul'. his Maje,ty's ship The.
tis, Capt, Sir John PhillapaIe, arrived q.
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ne her. The L. S. .ehfS. Terrier ano
Grew Hound we're employed 10 SAVING
her cargo; the former had landed some
articles from her, at Key West, aud re-
turned to tho wreck for more, ana u was
90 ppoaed they would succeed in getting
Der off again. ~,
The, Charter Party. letter, OF In
structions, and few other;letlers were
found ON board, by the officers VINO
went to her assistance. :. :,
We understand that the Richard and
ch.,,s. WA insured in thu Marine In.
.ur,nce Company at this place.
Commodore Porter, with the other
vessels ofthe squadron, was momentiy
exoected at Rev West. Beacon.