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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10

E(Y virtue of deed OF trust executed by John Minor
hedtord to Alexander mRae and the subscriber dated
tne th day oi September, 1920 and of record in the
C'erks office OF Henrico County Court for purposes therein
mentioned will he sold To the highest bidder for cash.
Tue ION day Of February 1924 II fair if The ar
dHy.at the residence of the said John NJ. Redfnrd in
ihe county OF lienrieo two tracts of LAND, in enrico
county, one o them eonianing92i acres, and bounded by
creek &c me other containing l07l and bounded by
the lands nj Jacob Ellis Harris Ellis Anderson TolIer ard
- La Prsdr, &c.also, tract Ian in The county "
BARREN in the state of Kentucky, containing acres
and bOunded by the lands of Jesse Curd George
- Coleman and - ialsion. Also, FIVE negro 81 AYES
named Quoy, Jonathan, Rose, Mariah Lucy with their
increase The subscriber will only surf. rs
vested in him. JOHN G.. WILLIAMS Trus,se
january 20 IN d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10
A1ARSHAI;S SALE

pursuance the superior court NJ cbancerv
ipr The Richmond district pronounced the f4h day nj
february 1913, the OF Duva Sayre will he Of
iered for sale 10 the highest bidder public auction in
'front.' of the Eagle Hotel IN the city NJ Richmond Fri.
day Tie iHh day NJ February next ~ ~ O'Clock tract
la'd wing in The county of Bath the Hot Strings
containing FIVE hundred and adjoining The
Adam Dickinson and others.
Ierms-6, and l8 months credit, with approved
enuofsecs, add deed % trust hr properly.
j. GuEERANr, a. S. COR. y.
Js1uary p si---tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10

Gull 10 say of such measure as the one IN
contemplation. that It is absolutely uncousti-
tutional, yet your memurialists de- affirm, that
IT rs, nevertheless, Inconsistent with the genius
and spirit Of our coniedrrdt.d goverisneut
and they respectfully, hut seriously and EN-
pha,lchily, call upnD you, To whom the con-
duct ui that very complicated psllcy is com
united. brcause of yuur wisdom and capaci-
ty, 10 reflect gravrly upon the consequences
that may possibly eusue upon the adoption OF
the Tariff proposed. They certainly depre-
cate any thing like difference between the
government and the people-thry abhor the
idea of divisoD-ihey do conscien,iously be-
lieve that such an event, would he an ERA al!
calamity and downfall tn the whole American
family; but IL is for this very reason, that
they reprubate measures which, fur the
mere shadow of an imaginary advantage to
some particular districts uf the country, for
the mere private ends of some selfish indvi-
dnals, expose the most important interests &c
utter ruin--excite heart burnings and camors
perhaps even open violence and rebellion, a.
inong people whose habits and dispositions
are 50 peaceful and rrguar-and bring into
Jeopardy flor the fact cannot he denied, and
ought not To ba dissrmblpd) "A form of govern
mcnt under which the nation whu has hithrr-
(" prospered SD much, and which, with mode
1
mote posterity--measures in short. that, most
preposterously, sacrifice the greater TO the
less, and ensure nothing but an abundance of
evils, much worse than any which they pro-
| Tess 10 remove.
And when is it, that this pernici0us mea-
sure is attempted tn be forced upon the ma
ton? At a period, when its finances are in a
condition, beyond all former example, pros
porous and flourishng-whpn there is in the
treasury (without taxi clear surplus of nine
millions, above the exigencies Of the current
ye7r-and when the people are yet expressing
their wonder at the singular phenomenon OF
statesmen, devising ways and means-not how
tn raise, but-how to get rid of money? p
There is, then, your memorialists beg leave Ia
remark, no color or pretext to say, that these
additional duties are TO I've imposed with i
view 10 revenue. The only object can be to
put the theory Of some speculative politicians
TO the test of experiment. Now, this state
has yearly income of seven or eight mil
lions of dollars, which will probably BIZ hazard
ed by this experiment, without the most dis
tant hope or possibility of her drawing any
advantage from it.
| Ii is against the rashness oC such n project
1t is against this desperate gambling, in which
the immense stake, too, is not taken out oi
the gamblers own pocket, but ont of an in
nocent friends, that your memorialists do, ir
the name of the people Of South Carolina, MS
well as of all the agricultural states, .utierl,
protest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10

LII persons having claims agai.st BAIT. DANDRI DGE
deceased, requested bring item forward prom
ery nutheniicnlr as arrangements may he made 20 dis
discharge their respective balances rs no further indnl
gence will be given. TUNSTALL HANKS Air,fnr
jan u. 83-im win hi = In ,,,exed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10

er, and rcsosrces, that she has ieen The piso on
which the destnies OF Europe lately turne'I, anu
been eased Ia suis,d'xe the ,nonarchs, and keep Ia
no'on the ARMIES, OF that quarter Of the globe during
large portion oi The wars of the French revolution
"n'n hro'y ~. Que OF Tue w'sest p''"ces that
ever ruled France, or perhaps any other country,
asccnueu tue throne, he found The Kingdom ,upo-
v-r,sheu ny long succession o the mos, saogu'nary
ana ACCOMMODATIONS Arts and Manufacturers oni-
me'ce and general prosperity, we're At the lowest
eon lhe nAuon was completely Impoverished. He
infevsrsd 70 dreef me employment Of pirate cupi-
tdt, To use Tue i'v"rie language OF Judge Cooper,
nv "o"n''es, prohibitions, premiums aud rmmun'ties
Nhai w.s'he result l" a short reign he rendered
us Kingdom one oi the most prosperous IN Europe.
rance sui pnrsnes ,his s,sien,--and has by its
means exricaied herself from the disasters of long
ccntpued was-the devasta'ions OF niur'a'ed armies
4 which possessed her SOL Tor three years--and the
tribute OF about O,OOo00O, paid TO her conqr r.
ors
Again. Frederic the Great, OF Prussia, at the close
oil the dreadful wars oil the Austrian succession,
ionnd his kngd"n, IN abont the san,e Stale Henry
| Nv had found France. This statesman, likewise, IN
opposition To the sage maxims SO confidently pronu-
gated 10y Adam smith, John Bapiis'e Say, aud their
followers, ip'erfered 10 direct The employment Of pri
" rats capital SO far as wealth and prosperity
were Concerned, completely revoluioniEed Prussia
"a few years. He commenced by giving premiums
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10
1000 Tickeis.


fVoO iicheiS @b5eO Dollars
The time IS approaching. reflect upon L. days DELAY
my exclude you lron re list OF adyenurers ard thus the
! 5000 may escape
The security that the manager has given for the pay met
OF All the prizes eniles this iccry full confidence
ts confidence. added the important object Which
this lottery was established claims in generous en-
cuMrmge me M Il few tick els sill he dut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10
DOMESTIC M4NUFACTUREs.

We are giaIi6ed TO learn that's company was some
time since formed 10 New Jersey, for The purpose OF
manufacturing STKFL, and has succeeded beyond
the most sanguIne expectations of the individuals
composing IT, The STEEL which they have already
mndr, has been tried IN various ways aud is found
be Of The first qualify II is worthy of remark, that
ihe steel which was made from native IRON, was
found 10 be much preferable 10 That manufactured
from Swedish and Russian iron II NAL
le1be and ductile and possesses greater elasticity,
while II WAS susceptible OF rs high temper casl
steel.
The company has taken measures IN have the
qualify ul their steel tested hy making arrangements
wlh The Secretaries Of the War and Navy Depart
mrnis, 10 have red IN The arnores of The United
States. We trus, mat will equal The wishes Of the
enerprisIug gentlemen, who will thus confer fa, or
on their country, 10y furnishing another means 81 in
dustry aud Independence, u. S. Gds
BY The lasi Alabama papers, we perceive That the
Legislature OF that state has fes"ried 81 new mode
10 pay the Judges salary Mobile, II is his ever,
pefsooin Mobile has slit 10 keep a Billiard ra-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10
SALE

ID virtue of deed of trust ME by NJ r. Poi
- tuS ON the 10Th day Of April 1919, duly recorded
The office ct the court OF hustings for the city Richmond
on the following day. shall sell for ready muney pub
nc auction on the premises the nI February
next at IL o'clock A. NJ The dwelling lot and all
appurienances situate in Turpins Addition city, now
occupied by the said NJ. Is. Poaux.
J. NJ. DELCAMPo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10
MINT YRE,S

virginia Lottery btee under tie Eagle Eoei, RichmouJ
Whole Tickets : 8 Quarters So
Halves Eighlis
III Persons wisPg 10 purchase (by certifcate) parcels
OF ~ Heke,s are requested TO supply themselves wtun
delay Tbs mode OF ativeniuring in this Lottery 50 s
NanageonS, that applications have been
consequences OF which there hut remaining 90
hand The public will observe thai The present price Oh
ilches, certificate for parcel Of whole Tickets
viii require advance at d6 dollars that *, only &
dollars more than the price of ,nte Tickets. Thu.
the chance oG 10 whole Tickets may obtained with M
advance ufn little than the fui of i've teng
Gates OF parcels oi shares may he had in the proper
tit,i---x
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10

TIME subscriber is authorised sell tract of land of
D0cior Rohert H. Rose. ia the county of Amherst. IL
Is situated on liarriss creek, considerable branch
James river aud within about miles Of LYNCH
burg icontains 565 acreSabou go owhich ceared
SO OF 1t prime low grounds-e balance of the
Willy mbered This entire Land is very rich and
wen adapted TO the culture of tobacco On the creek
brsced on this tract of land there is fine mill seat Few
of land, of its Of more value than this
IL private sale he not effected before Thursday
day at March next, il will that day, fair NOT the
next fair day thereafter, Sundays excepted ~ o'clock
most positively aud Internationally be Sold be fore the
Of the Franklin Hotel in the Of Lynchburg public
auction The terms will be accommodating If the
he made auction the credit will he in equal payments
one and iva from the the sale. Bonds with
approved security will he required.
January a. B3-t2M RICHARD POLLARD
1 WiSItto employ III family the town % Airing
don, Washington county, Virginia, n young lady as n
pvae inoTess, no is we'll qualified teach The English
l9d French languages and music To such will
give salary Of six hundred doars-and find her in board
lug, room, fire. candles, washing &c She will have the
rare OF the education oil dus and receive the
aaenuons' FRANCIS SMITH
January %. s2-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10

MAS committed TO the Jail of AbenarIe county, on The
w 25h Of July 823, dark muafto man named TOM,
about feet inches high stout, square built, and Ga
nose says he belongs Joseph Moore Greensboro
Georga had on when committed ppir Of panianon
and shirt The requested forward prove
properly, pay charges lake him away or he will be
cealt with the law directs
WILLIAM WATSON, Tailor,
November Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10
HIRELINGS WANTED

TOBACCO STEAMERS & TWISTERS-The spfscri-
Der desires To hire for the ensuing wear one hundred
tobacco semmeTs and manufacturers also twelve exert
pressReu aud four good cOopers, heg makers.
Manchester, Dec. @. 63-ff COLIN MAC RAE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10

THE subscriber, time last Janpary bought negro
man al aucu.n in The city Of Richmond, by The name
OF NED of Mrs.ara Claen hich slave len by The
subscriber At Mr.. John Sheppars Of Richmond whence
he has since abscondcd. He is small fellow, OF dark
complexion, his visage somewhat sharp and he is quick
spoken but minute description Of him be given
VIII give reward OF fifty dollars person that vii
apprehend said slave aud secure him in jail get him
again. DANIEL NORRIS.
Nelson Co, Warminster. Dec. ~. 70-wsw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10
LAND E0R SALE


I1Y virtue Of deed of trust executed between Ben
~ jaDn u. Bust Oft first part, David Greenaw Of
The second and the subscriber Of third part bear
ing date the 18th day Of July 823 uy recorded III
the county oour OF Richmond, purposes mentioned IN
said deed IShal expose at public auction the
next that well known farm lying In the sad county Rich
mond upon the appahannock river called Ingion cor
ianInR 500 acres less. the property the SAN
BerjTuin u Rust The terms Of sale will be- 50 much -
will pay and satisfy the legal and necessary expenses a.
tending the sale, and be OF 100 the said Dayh
Greenaw, With legal interest thereon from said 2iday
OF july 1925 ill the balance Of the purchase mo-
ney to be paid by instruments, Of and two yearonc
bolt NJ each nsianrni the purchaser purchasers 10 %
bond with approved security and additional security, 70
execute deed ri trust upon the said lr said ~
Haimens Ellington has variety Of advantages when
nre requisite and necessary for the convenience of ia
~ Persons disposed 20 purchase invited nspecim
premises Such title only as Is conveyed by the deed
ioresaid to me, shall coavey.
richmond q IIouse Ian.2. 7e-wids
WILL sold on the ietb day Of February upon &
w premises, the highest bidder Tor cash that vel
81 Cumberland, within half mile of Appomatox river
and about mile and y half from jamestown.
The above contains $50 acres of land more ties
18th part pf which is nat land ~ most excellent qnalp
and admirably adapted 60 the culture Of when
ard corn. minute description derned uureee
sary persons Wishing pure hase expected and w
vited n view the premises before the day ~ enie.
shall also sell on The aud NJ The same plae
tor cash few teiy negroes, horses, hogs, eai
corn. nc. &C..
Should tho above mentioned day net Re fair the say
will take place on the FIRST fair day thereafter.
Grees Crock. Dee 20. ~ ww
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10
DismaL .Sieamp land Companu.


A T general meeting OF the Dismal Swamp Lind Com.
pany held in Suffolk, November III 823, the following
resolutions adopted and ordered he published
The general meeting shall he formed of Stockholders or
her agents or attorneys properly authorised but
SiOcklsier owning less four M of share shathe
fourth Of share shall be entitled 10 one vote a person
owning vouurtls shall be entitled Two votes, and so
proportion.
All deeds and transfers made hereafter must properly
recorded ia Tie aud Norf9lk
and an entry oi such made upou opks OF ccmpanv.
before such c!HTnt shall have power TO attend tie
general meeting 10 vote, receive his dividend
Guardians, executors, administrators must
Tor record on the company books the evidence OF
their powers.
All proxies TO attend general meeting must under seal
an aiteSted by nj least witness. Ii The powers
receive dividends il also be and acknow-
lodged before a magistrate.
All receipts for dividends nc the record book
must sgu the receipt OF the dividend Those
receiving afterwards sign the presence the
presiGent at IN" time payment; upon pretence
shall the president dispense with his nrmaliiy.
JOHN TABB, Chairman.
Tess, X. DoUTiAr Sec'y.
u The editors fihe National Intelirencer will publish
the above three times week month, and send their bill
TO thls oiiire for payment Immediately after.
- virtue of executed to subscribers
- by Edward Haliam and wife bea ring the I7h
oi April 1917 duly recorded in the office ufthe iIustRgs
Court OF hichmond shall for the purposes therein
pressed proceed sell for money on premises,
at IL O'Clock the Esd of February next that well
known property, the EAGLE TAVERN in The city NJ
tichnrnni. aud the tenement below the said Eagle
tavern The title under which the will sell Is
believed he indispnahle they will convey only such
nile as Is vested in them by said deed nf trust.
WIN. DANpRtnGE, I -r-.,..s
Zee. ~. 6l--tds Wal. BARRETT, ( A'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10

M AS committed TO the Jail of Henrico county on the
w 18th of October, 1879, runaway, n negro mar
named NELSON who STATES himself 10 be the property OF
Martha " Cooke, of the county Of Ahemare. Said run
away is about So oId of light complexion, FIVE feet
hve inches high visible mark he had when
commiited black broad cloth cent and panialoons Of
coarse brown cloth, and black hat.
Also, ON The 26 of The month"; negro woman NJ
med lLCIA, as runaway, who herself 10 he the
properly Of Dr. John Swami Of tile county OF Hanover
Said woban about 80 old of dark complexion, A.
bout five feet three inches high had when committed
brown domestic cotton dress.
The owners of said runaways hereby requested ~
come forward. prove property, charges and take them
away, or they will he dealt with the law directs.
JOHN L. TATE, u. S.
Jnnunry I. T2-w12w For WM. PRICE. S. II. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10

VIZ Suisribe,e ser- empowered by the president an
directors OF the James River Coupan, receive pro-
p"Sa Tor part OF the Loans authorised To he procured by
rn 10y an act OF the General Assembly passed the Gath
day OF February 1928, entitled act making more eec
tnai provision 10 carry into effect the entitled a,
q, amen" NE nc entitled an act for clearing aud improving
tive navigation ofJnmes river, uniting tie Easier
aud Western waters Ivy the James Kanawha rivers
and Cor other lUrposes."
All monies loaned in pursuance of the said
paid into the treasury the 2i Auitnr
Upon the payment of each lonned the Trsasr Of
me Commemorate ;riH certfcate 81 soct Car ne
amount herset puPoriing that the Commonwealth
such lender his executors &c the loaned together
the Interest agreed on-ai the interest shall he semi.an.
nuaiiy pa'i-ihat The principal is irredeemahe for
twenty years and afterwards he redeemed al The pleas
are OF the Legislature.
JERMAN BAKER, Treasurer.
SEPT g. 38-if J. BROWN, Jr ID Auditor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10
GUN AND PISTOLS

Il :. gun IIaue by Hortner
February 8. 87-3j ROBERT CAMILLE.
Sale Of Negroes OIL ItUetce Months Credit.
the fourth Thursday in February next that being A.
~ mels court day, will sell at Amelia Courthouse,
The highest bidder credit o twelve months about
valuable saves-among them is good female cook.
private sale will lie made and disappointment
unprecedented by those who disguised purchase
with approved security will he required carry interest
from the date hut the interest will rrmed il The prin.
cpai is punc;ually paid. j. ROBERTSoH Jr.
January II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10

oi The Committee appointed at Public Meeting Of
the Citizens oil Charleston, held on the 2Gtl jam
airy, against The proposed Tariff now before Con-
gress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10
NOTICE

NOTICE.
pursuance Of trust deed, executed by Col Henry
IL mer 10 The subscriber trustee, dated the
May 1921 aud OF record ia the clerks office
county court, will he sold the Farmers Hotel in the
town of Manchester, Tuesday the 10th day February
nexi, the highest bidder for cash, likely family ne
groes consisting and SIX children for the pur-
pose OF raising tue of required raised
the said deei. SAMUEL TAYLOR, Trustee.
Janunry IL. 7p-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10

Scotland. e "
At least such, informe,l, were Customs for
SneTlv. '
Unwreatfd his fag--Nay under the influence of Ger
VAIN circumstances. that flag was, the time, considered h,
some at home, and many abroad, as disgraeed. =
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20
IN SENATE. April l6.

A communication was received from
the Delegation Of the Cherokee Nation,
at present at the Seat Of Government,
relative to tho late Message the Pre-.
sident to Congress, on the Indian titles
to lands in the state of 6 eorgia, and ami.
msdverting on the paper presented to
tbs President Of the United States, BY
the Georgia Delegation in Congress.
The Communication being read, MI.
Elliot said, he objected to . contest of
this character, in this place, with the
Cherokee Delegation. He knew them
only az other Indians, and to be treated
with as such. Ifthey claim to repre-.
sent An independent nation. why do they
address this body directly. snd not thro'
the Department Of S,ateP Bot if
they seek to be heard in their real char.
acier, they should present their elaine
to our consideration. through the War
department. The course now attic npt.
cd, 10 novel and ipsd missible. and he
hoped the communication would lie on
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20

al Port ROYAL on The 2ed ult. The John
Adams having parted company with the
Sea Gull, steam galliot, on the 9Th Feb,
touched the island OF ,lona, about the l4th
ult aud cruized of Porto Rico tor some
DAYS, III order to ascertain it.sny piratical
vessels were lurking IN that NEG hborhood.
None were found. In lew days after
the ssd the John Adams was to proceed
to Key West to Join our squadron on that
station
In announcing the appointment OF TWO
Bishops to the Vest India Islands, one Of
the Kingston editors says, that they are
more in want OF a portion OF the physical
Church m,iitant-his Majesly's 77lh regi-
ment
Fourteen convicts, escorted by party
OF Maroons, under sentence OF traosporta-
tioa, arrived on tn cath ult. at The jail oil
Kingston.
, LATEST F I'm FRANCE.
The ship Indian f!et, Captain Hum.
phreys, arrived a. evannah iro,u Havre.
brings accounts fro thence to the 10Th
FeD.
Extract ola letter. dated Havre, 25th Feb
The Reaction which has occurred IN
England and the u. States, has served TO
depress our Cotton Market, and Boweds
have gradually declined 10 243 e6s and
81 sous, which are now the curreot course.
Since riIe emo o. last year, 5. Islands have
decIised about .ous and We now quote
them at 35 4 sous, for ordinary to We.
~ good secondary brands, and As, 55 and
81, 81 sous; fine to very choice and first
brands, such as Hamilton, A. /, ST. Si-
mons
On the whole il appears probable that
the lest business viii be done about the
end OF the season, and we should think
shipments OF good Bowels at ~ cents We
~ sale. Zoo tierces oil Carolina Rice, have
been sold at 81 and Sc FIR.
A latter from lady at 81. Petersburg,
dated Dec. 6, 1898. 10 Der friend in Bal
tImore, says. gentleman, just arrived
from vieans, brings The news OF The En-.
press Maria Loulsa's marriage, Ia secret
one with her cha VI oerlain the Count Ny
perg, very distinguished man. who ha.
lost an eye, II is said, in the military ser.
vice.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Forsyth, from the select commit.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20

CHARLESTON. April Is.-By The brig
James Monroe. IN IA days from Kingston,
Jamaica, we have received the journals
OF that Island T. The 28,b ult They do
., furnish any ., s.o OF importance
fhe u s .h,p John Adams, having on
board Com. Porter and his family, arrived
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20
From Porto Praya, 81. Jago. Cuba, Cap
de Verds

BY the aloop Thomas and Eliza. arrived
at New York, the following articles are
extracted from files OF papers received by
the eduor OF the National Advocate.
.4nt,gua, .Warch l6.
This day the u. S ship John Adams,
OF "a guns, Capt. Dallas. bearing Com.
Porter's, pendant. arrived off this port,
with The steam brig Sea Gull, Of guns,
Capt. Voorhees,. A calm prevailing, the
John Adams did not come into the road,
but The Sea. Gull, propelled by her inter
nal power. maneuvred. within the ship.
ping, in a style no less pleasing than no.
vel 10 great many OF the spectators The
Commodore, with Mrs. Porter and sister,
landed, and were conducted by His Ex.
ceIleney the Captain General 10 Govern
meut House. where they remained a short
time. Both vessels have since departed
Tor st. Thamas.