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on SEEM; \ DECREASED INFANT.

n rom 90 ftvtft' sAas't Nf"-SstS.
on SEEING y DECEASED INFANT.
ln.i ,hDis.,rsth, hoN cold AL sU
.lrl yet how lovely il appear
TO coll e. Ia ;he g,tes ,iuie,
Lat tar t'.' 81 tut,'nl lot teNis
Chc sp,k!ii. sc ar met, !. b'i.ht.
The check ..iJ ju,t its rusr-ii,- ied
And yet ii Is with strange delight
sia;D ati gaze upJa ;he dt al.
Bat warn see ,he tair wide hruS
il.it ,.ldci p, C,r .iiA,r hair,
TIA. atstr Iuu .,d : f,,r
G-a.i life and health were ii.is hing there
wond'r no, ihIt gef shou'd swell
- 's.,dl, up@Ir' IN the breast,
A.l HAT .iiou- pIs,iun one. rrh,l
IhU need not, csmtJi lac ,urVrc,I.
wonder no tlti parents r,es
~ gazing tha grow cold snI dun,
That hdfuiis and ac.I.Gs .isis
Are 1ieiici with tae rtHrri. ty al
The sV,i, bath an ,Nth!yrUt
Ihat weers when eTthl, pleasure flies,
Aud vvnwuuid ,coin thc frozen heaf
Thrt melt, mot when ihe i.l~n. d,es.
Aud yet why NOUN th.,icsp t,pose
Shsiiueyer ne broke lay pan;
Those iip, i.o mot il .sas unr;o,c,
Th3se eyes sG1H ncvsr ~ ds.in
For thiuk uoi il.,t IL" bu,ilu.. lpTvr
Siali wiiher in t,v chui en-, ard cd
'f,vss made 20 gid ~ angels be@tr
Wi.ltn lac paradise OF . 81.
Uaro mote ,ss--anI swift an. f.r
Tie cloud, oi dtaih Nj sorrow d
see thee lac heN .tn
Move VI Inv pathway IA lhr -k!;
Tue star hsh serene and blight
81. sid anj pale compared With thine,
i'"r Thy orb snirr, ~ Il -a,tny light,
Nl.h i'ean4I u!'faiims ani divine.
'Fttn let tie bus tliene heart he free,
I!e ieLrs Ut sJrrow al he slti,
-ta! Ii eats cala.ly bend 10 sec
1.le rgJu'ulU hea.Iiy OF III, dead;
TDnIcs .'sYPy--t!ra their infant bear,
70 heaven n" dsrk-uus ,iains Of sin;
-ini "hly b. ea;du li:S', uornir. ans
Eeor- iis evening" ,sorhs be in.
F"cwei! hall MT .uun forget
AihVu IA lly heart hath ceased to beat,
My IA in'ry warm treasure, yet
Thy features ealiI ,Hi ni,aly .vcet.
i''ii az, ,hI, Look l. Mt tie last
We vet may meet where sefaT,h' dwell,
ths'e love 40 more Il, plorss Ihc past,
Nor ofeAIaes ihat witiesin5 wvnl-larewrll. w.
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A.A- LlfPROYED COTrOnc 81 L,ee

E'E subscribers Otth city, and Mess. Heath md Ntson
= oiPesfshufe will shortly have powers t. sell TO- cntcs
using improved Cotton Press many pftne oOune ia ,h
slate AdescPon Of whicb may be al hen counting
foum
cence viii he given to person, ts power
received, he will SET Up the Pfess immediately, that he eo
ple may see 1t, aud be satisfied u is utility.
LEWIS WEBB & Co
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.NEGROES ron S-9Tt7

Pursuance iau and dec. .ie county court of
Louisa xiil be so. tOtEe gkesi Lidd. eve ri Of u
months At Elisa Jaekson Tavern, sa.d county, IN lie 3t
day 81 Decenhtr ,as. ai, next far (Stndav
eNcep.r0 evs' Asr!y negroes, beangr" the ea, W /
IAN Thomas deceased, consisting # men, women ba,
ahi snl' Bonds @i approved eeunty vii r-tur, Il OF
Tue purchasers DAVID RICHARDSON,
Dee. SSint
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' ely ITuIy, your Oted't serV't.
A. STEVENSON.


""|k'HDTf, Zee. J IS25
Mr.. John s. Skinner, Sir: Having carefully ex.
amined the 'wo srecimcns OF Virginia cofo1 80 II,
re yes'erday. of opinion ha The, are. in ,hei,
present state. 10th yer hshd.olne pecmens
The sampe furnished by Viz. VIC andish r ron
sider tie best, as :" lie le aid The stree 9Th o
lie staple. the, are io m iud me1t sbou, cnpsl
point Of Fl ene.- md COLOR. Much. tor,eve-
depend. upon lie ma ,ner IL which r. is ginaei. a,
tie staple may I've injured in that y ocesS.
-dr. Ste e'son opSer hat lie has sent f,po
samples. and as have no 1een able 10 III criyi.
na'e between them, have given you nv opinio
o. Oae
The specimen furnisl ed by Mr. McCandli.b
blink, would bear comp r-on, in every respect.
with lair qlality OF Georgis upl nds
You-s, respectfully,
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MEETING ofihc Trustees Of the Bro0k Turnpike Conf
- pany convened this i2h day Of DeceNer, 1885, al the
bciI Tavern, adjourned TO meet AZ tie place Friday
The 29h inst Tor ihe pnPoe of eiecng Directors, AID deca-
ing dividend Punoilai atendtpce e regretted.
Dee.15. 66--id j. II. EUSTAGE, TT. r. T. c.
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er General Ftiisola sad .7;Gd;:s, hrs; snd secoad
Grand Deacons I: aud Ramos .IrisPe Iries, o
considerable talents and influence, elaEd Chaplain
The President OF the Mexican Union had accept
cd the resignation Of Sr. .Aiansan Secretary o.
Foreign Aifahs, and appointed as his successor al
Interim So. Gomez Pe1rexa. 1t was said that 81.
CGnlacho, member OF the Sovereign Congress from
JalApa would be nominai cd 10 tie post. Sr Niche
lena reached the Mexican metropolis on the 26ti
Sept. from England, where he had filled the Office of
Mexican Ambassador He was TO proceed soon 10
Panama, being one OF the delegates of Mexico to
the Congress. The Minister of marine had set out
Ter Vera Cruz and his errand Suppressed to re-
late 10 the occupation OF lie Castle OF 81! Juan de
Ulua, which, it was presumed, could not possibly
hoid ont, the Mexican naval force having the com
maud ofihe Cult The Mexican editors exult in
the increase of their vessels of war. Tiey argue
against proposition made in ,le paiioaa coun-
ellis TO excludesfrom the Mexican ports, the Gags
OF ell the nations that have not aei<now ledge
the Independence OF the Republic. There is
some trade with France which it would destroy =
The i6;h September, the anniversary OF the first
Mexican "cry oflibety," was celebrated be public
relulcings. IL Is remarked with what particular
bniiiaHcy the houses OF the plenipoentia of the
United States and the envoy OF Great Britain were
illuminated.
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EqRyMERS, R.RN.K o. ILRGLAcLn

sfhE Annual h-,in. cine cNhOIer iur The itciion
OF Dr. eoors ;pu the Bans. and cor Offices Ut Ds,
m DEPOSIT, wal be held al Their BANKING on " einrs-
iav the 4ih of January next
D'c2 Std WM. NEKERVIS cs.h
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Fsfty BOHars Re,oGrd-Siop The pfHain.

BOUT me middle OF August, Calling himself Pet
uhohe- pasted through s, place AMI ooI oil wit hu,
man Of uae Pellibouo i've h,gh, dark
comPleNien, lon STRAIT tak hairh4s look, gem
treiy dtessrd lie ha been ia the Army, aud said
d an to Canada tie am3,icsu plays IN almost
every instruments aud make pfec IOteach dancing.
FTedeT.i& ihr nssr" nisn - tai lAry fellow, Yellow
coMpleAi-u, wei IeHcd, has impu-
htn1e aht - Toni Of tie iHpany OF white lie
'SsslIehi f,dI e. and took vita INN 40 po'r bay horse.
Ihese fellows rosta az Bnu'i,c ieIy, Hc Savannah
ytrnlo South Carolina. TIE SOh AGgss They
IA GrtenN..le district shorty afterwards. The white
"A ioo,-tht nero lins with int Gldie him
The white aid he lived Gteenyille District aud that
h. had pun chased the negro
The above reward w cnen for the appr, tension and
confinement ot these fellows any Jai thai ee nv
iisnts On ihe'-pr hity dollars TOT negio clone.
1l;liesiSertiir. Geo, sept. ~ i2-f JAMES CAM AK
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EDTTCATION

YVflE subscriber will continue hi. School The ensuing year
D at the New Jesgn, Hose Swamp Sohoolhouc, about
four miles Gom the city Of Rich ond The Term, conne
n ten month";, will tn. 9t day Of January next
Tuition will he twenty dollars Tor the whole term, or six dol
m per quarter for Scholars who do whole term
EDMUND Redo
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COTrOy

According % aHsiemaat h.h we have seen.
u 'ie 'rtuf cy o. 'ShiclmrJ be q, relied Dr d..
He r-nutt OF Gotten o. ae acrv crouFiionej
tran IN Part Of fct s6urg letr en- the ist of
J"oasr d t,t Deec.use,. rs some him .i,....ls
oi EIGHT Thousand 3sle..-.o which add Two
Ia7't MI Bales i1 > o.c. viii make tnc AMOUNT OF
Yen ELols'nd B1Iesfe tivrd 10 nc space Of t.o
wonhs. Estimating eachBU 20 nsyc cost $50.
ian| 'ia Is about iair aytfge) viii appear ia,t
or de'ler- have already ipses ed about h0yf n
million Of D0Y0rs in cotton sslo r. The presea.
season. 90 WHO arc Interested 90 lie prosse.i-
~ Oh Peerehurg, thee lac.s are impor,ant and re
qure ne,he IliHraion norc0mment
1he article sill continue ODE brought free,, ~
Marker ond 10 maintain az ice--yesf efdtv ssIes
were made az IA Ii IL cents Pef. hpE
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TIE CUSTOM HOUSE, SC.

The failure OF a house transacling, we believe,
the largest East India business in the United Sate,
has engaged much conversation and speculation IN
Philadelphia. We are aware that {. an inquiry
will be instituted before Congress-" The public j.
too large creditor not require strict inye-ti
cation, not merely into the conduct of the individual
most concerned, but into that OF the public officers
with whom he has been most actively and inIi-
ma ely engaged III the transaction of his business
We Cannot but hope that this even, will lead TO
thorough inquiry into the manner In which business
is done, at our Custom Houses. Such an inquiry f,
prosecuted inquiries usually are before the British
Parliament, could not but result in much tenet; to
the connuniIy. We know no class of mea who
would he so Interested la forwarding such inquiry
as honest and we'll ntentioned Merchants. Let an
intelligent and industrious committee he appointed,
with power to send for Persons and Papers, and
we do no! fear, but they will report such mass of
FACTS as would enable ongress TO lesslate with
more knowledge than they have heretofore done
a. 20 the best, and least oppressive mode oil levy
ing and collecting the Customs. Phil. Press.
The above told, alludes 10 4 failure IL
Philadelphia, few weeks since by which it is re-
ported the U 5 Treasury viii lose something like
some Hundred Thousand D0AGrS--by some un-
marrdn'able process Teas TO 4 very large amount
have disappeared from the Public Stores, which
were held as security for unpaid duties
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-17

- oii0E s "riehy given IN, the CELLS L,u,t,r
- Hospital N tie Cav OF Williamsburg, ali occuped
land mat n" more aen,s wal ne said Uosri
al nnii some vi the said cell vacant which,
Niiibe given. Bvo order OF The t,uc of Director.
LEONARD HENLEY, &. L. ID.
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WAS committed 70 the Jail Of Hanover eouniy i. Tuo.-
w away, on the 9iH Of August last man named Pom
pey Essays ne belongs Mey Shackeiool Of sps, Iva.
ne ant "a hired 10 Rrhmond Kennei. he app az 10
enou % years 90 and taller than The genefsy ~ Negroes
eoitnance bad, onh cut before knot on his forehead
no' veiy visible and much broken ont ahon The face neck
shoude hasins sooewha The appearance mall rox Tho
owner 81 'sid negr0 required forward fge pfope-
y, pay Charge or be- WI be dealt with the law direct.
JOS. SrAUkE. ID. 8.
- Tor Jno. w. Ein.
Wv o. 5f--Wi2ws
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BaNK or VIRGINIq.

kNhE ANIMAL Meeting o! the Stockholders H-ak will
= he he!i On tie irst MOndi, Jauual fore
w. DA-, bridge, Cashier.
Dec. GI-il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-17

On Thursday, in the Public School, in the
Northern Liberties, occurrence took place o
the most Distressing nature. A female child who
with Others having locked herself in the school
room, during dinner time, while playing with her
companions, came in contact with the fire. Her
clothes were Instantly wrapped in flames, which
was much increased by The opening of the window
to permit her escape. The burns were so severe,
that she died yesterday morning.
Phil. Freeman's Journal.
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EWGLLsH SEINE TWLN.E.

n nm b.. bs. hest Engii.h Seine Twnc recently I'm
~ , wv - ported direct from London for sale 5n sc-
eoniSodstng lefmsby WIN wa CALI, j.
Dec IS. GG--f2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-17

Letters from Alvarado OF Oct. 25 h. are received
by the schr Lafayette, arrived at Philadelphia.
iEey state that the port embargoed, and the
Lafayette was allowed 20 sail by special permis-
sion An expedition was preparing to attack the
castle st. Juan de Uloa, both 10y land and sea.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-17

tHE cO-fABTNERSHIP heretofore existing betccent The
sub,rise' under he firm Of CO. Baeby 4 Co. 4, fhis
day dissolved iy mutual consent
Az persons Indebted 20 the concern either Nv bond or ac-
count will please 60 make payment 10 VIM d. Ioses ,she
so"e aulh,ised 70 receive and settle hem and 10 whom
P"oa'ioe. GEO DAGBY
buckingham, Dec. 6. 69-Nvs,ys
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NoYE.fnrR Z. 1925.

DEAR SIR Samuel Williams, Esq of London
stopped payment on the 25ih of October last; but
have the pleasure Of informing those interested
IN this event that all the business IN his Lands, Il
The time OF his failure, Is nov under the care and
manag eineat OF Timo'hy Vggin, Esq wEo takes
charge OF II as provisional assignee He vii! take
! sud hold all property, consgnee., ad,nitlance.
&c received, or that may have been received since
! the 2ltI OF October, which will be placed bv HIN
% le credit and disposal of the parties entitled TO
ne same alter paying any that may be due to
tie eH'aie. am requested by Mr.. Viggia to
maze this generally known, in order 10 tIanuuilze
those who have property in Europe, or whose re
mIttances have been ordered TO be made TO Nj
Williams. Yours, T. WILLIAMS
10 NATHAN HALE E+q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-17

MEXICO. The editor II The NtuonaI Ca
ze;te acknowiedSes Tie reccip: Of p pes ON he
CdGaalcf Mexico, down 10 the end OF septeu Der.
u appears that On TIE 29'b Of : sptember, vs..
Poinset, The American minister. as Pas ID. G..
~ Of ne Grand Lodse of Sorh Caroline, insiaisd.
according our usages viil much pOrp ard cl-
Tcmony, The officers Of The Gs1ad i.odke OF AI.xi-
CO. y spl add supper ard 5rHherly ioisis fOlloA
et The Grand Lodge ; compo.ei Of tfe hr.l
inea oil the country. Esfcca. Secrctarg Of tie
.sotiond Treasury, IS Grad Master Znvaia. q
be stor Of Distinguished talents, - G. Iaster
General Guerrero, Graal Senior Warden Inn
che, Plies and Senator, Grand Jalior Wade :
zo!on and A6ERo, Grand Secretary and rrsasgr-
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v cifANcElIy 10 ruuLat.a county court Scs the IA,

~ ehANcElSr 10 rSwla.a county court Sos the i,,h
Wade w Woodbridge Plaintiff
Arthur Bran.ror John A,ey and sa,,ha his wife. orms.
y Mary iSs ausiotd, Hillary Bens,d, Robert B,anfa
man Price a, D,,-ey hi, wife, formerly Betss. BanG
Wi'sm M,sruiei Riolare w Atkinson D.f.adaai.
Tins day The PasiI by h. Attorney aud flied h on
sale ola Of about a c,e i,ny ,Li, conn,
which was late the property Of Wa DanoId dec. aud
and process awarded agais the Defendants lhe
I" appear here and the and to shew
Of the proceeds thereof aud appearing to the
the court that the Del.na; Arthur B,ansfod hha
ant It" tai. it hei eioss dcerecd aud vidr,,
hat the said defendant do spper here before the thin
Thursday February and the PLAINTIFF, hill
ed for in al. aud iba' copy of,h order be
Inserted insome newspaper published in the city of Rchuon
copy he posted al the door Of the courthouse Of this o.
two successive court days, preyos To the said thd Thsy
De-. G. 62-wSws
IL CiiANCERY Ia Hanover county court Nosria6tr
Thomas Duhe Henry puhe, john +. Duhe aud John N 1
Tor, aid Elizabeth ms wife PIau,iiTs
Si,r, Dube, widow aud relt of Thom,. Duhe dee, Thou
D"ke aud Sally his VILE. Susanna Longdon heir and
r'uee OF susanna Lonsdcr dec aud uian, under ,ls
age Of p years. William Duhe Thoma. puhe and Jane Du
he, heir and distributes ufkchad Duhe dec. and ini
under the age Of years aud William y. win,on Adnlr
rhi' day well tn. Plaintiff, a, the Defendants an,,
Dube, Susanna .Lpngion. William Duhe. Thoms, Duh.
younger, lane Duhe aud William D. WINSTON sdmr of Tho
- puhe, Dec. by William d. Winston their counsel and H.
9 answers ana eshib being filed aud read, Edmund Lon
1vn Is ny me court appointed guardian al Item of the ni,
defendant Susanna Lordon. aud Edward Vale milne Is H. NJ
S%u apoe'ei guardian I'D ,en OF the infant defendant
" 'I,in pune; Thomas Duie anil Jane pohe, anl
The other defendants Thomas Duh, Sail, Wife not a
s 'heir appearance aud given security ordns
Tie Act OF as,mhly and The Jules ctr and Il .ppea
ins 10 the satisfaction Of the they ar. NOT
., ,n' county on the motion Of the plaintiff it oe
session 10 be held for this county aud tie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-17

The ship Florida, has arrived al Boston, having
sailed from Liverpool on the oh alt. She brings
nothing Later than has been previously received.
The following letter, how ever, mas been received
IN Boston from the brother of Samuel Williams,
The banker.
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%
AOTLrE.

az ILLbe sold Fdsy thr $50 day Of December ner IN
front Of tue Bell Tavern, the city Of Rch,Dnd all
o. ares ~ The Cars Stock Of the Mechanic. willie Tnnpile
company on which there any money due aud winch mall
be unpaid on that day BY order the Presi snd Deeofs
"ov. y bS-wids GIN. CARRfNGTON, tyes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-17
REVENUE BONDS

a Baltimore paper mentions, fer The credit Of
that place, that tut one Custom House Bond ha.
been sued for the last 3 months.
In Boston not 0ae has beeen sued for the last g
months. Bost Pal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-17

Extract Of a letter from .Niddletotcn. Dee. 4
| " Although you have, undoubtedly Witnessed
much that imposing in The honors paid to our
much lsme.let friend cap ain MAcDoNoucH. a,
sew forh, on can, / think, but fai Nv realize
| me sDlemriiy Whlch attended the performance OF
the uIcfH obseques here In consequence of
some bar'ue OF her irachI. cry, the Commerce did
no arive here mil Saturday, morning. The
corpse was inns. edinely copvey ed to the deserted
uHsoL house oil lie deceased, and here vas in
| deep melancholy propdey in depo4iiing in that
tidii, ''nere bur lev mon hs since we assernb ed
/ 20 pay on lis. fespec- 10 al that remained Of
Ter ne 10 Cd best The day was remark ably
/ hoe aid 10 med sd contrast to the gloom which
per AIDED every conference. a large concourse
! OF pe pie, emon. IS fom were great i,,,nl,e, Of
ciergymen collected from this and the neighborinp
towns to join In the solemnities of the occasion
iheiuhefdl seTyice read by the Right Rev
bishop Bio"nel ], first at his house and aflerw ards
III The Presbytcuan Church, 10 which the BODY was
removed pro ession was then formed, consist
| NJ "i detachment OF Cadets, under the command
OIL captain Partridge, with their banner and staff OF
Office iei with Grape clergyn.en and physicians :
The corpse borne By eight carriers the pail bear
ers wearing rcaris mourneTs, officers OF the navy.
ireeni-on-, military companions and citizens, 10
i1e Eris'opii church, the ce 10 he old burylne
| ground, where the bod, was inferred with the
remains Of bis depar ed wife AID children. A
/ prayer ~ The bishop, and three rounds from the
cadets closed he ceremonies Of The day
" .his morning an appropriate discourse, con-
aiming jus and Discriminate eulogy upon the
;h9rsc er OF the christian hero, was delivered in
Tie Episcopal Church by Bishop Brownell. from
| ne following ext Il is good o 60 to the house
OF mourning, for the living will lay j, to hearts
Phil Union
! il IS announced that new work, by the author
oil The Pioleers, &c. will shorty appcar 1t is en-
1 q ed--" The i+st Of the Aiohicnns, narTa,.ye OF
| 1857"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-17
Extract to the Editor from a Senator il, Con.
greSs, dated

WARRINGTON, Dec. 9Th, 1925
serd you the message. i will be more con
venie"I In the pamphlet form than in ne j, spaper
20 haverecourse to- think II most excellent 1t gives
hourisDins brds-eye view of our finances. and as
far as | can judge, a very fair one,-the excess OF
the Revenue has induced many members to talk of a
uctlon Of the duties on such articles as enter INTO
ne consumption of almost every family: Such a.
Ooiice cas-. Cocoa, Wines, and Sal. II may be
ece-ary TO prevent smuggling from the Norh
nerican colonies. Already the importation o
Teas mo them has been felt by our China mer
ella Is They pa little duty, whilst our duties are
,xuaVasan Iy high. We pay fire dollars duly on
100 lbs. coffee, ehilst they pa only one dollar.
The consequences on all our Eastern and Northern
borders al soon be felt by our revenue, and can
he prevented In no way, but by reduction of duties
Ihe colonies nave How open commerce with all
lie word, and viii flourish by smuggling their nm
PoTtaiioas lnto the United States. Bait. Pat
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JOHN SYKES.

iHi', IRE believe, is mt very desiyabI.
quality. Go An. FAaafta.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-17

We have already stated the indisposion of Mr.
Rankin and Mr.. Tazewell. We regret that we
compelled TO add 10 the list of invalid members
of Congress, Mr. Chambers from Alabama, who is
detanedby indisposition, in Virginia. Mr. Farrelry,
who is prevented from Leaving home by the same
lamentable cause; and Mr.. r. S. Garrett, no, al
though he has reached the Seat of Government
has arrived il a condition OF exuemedebility.
Nat. Journal
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Three or four weeks ago, the brig SchuylkiIl,
Mo!fat, lying at New York, was discoy cred to be
on fire by the watch on board the British sloop
OF war Swallow, lieutenant B 4ldock, who, with
a boats crew, Instantly went TO her relief and
discovered that all on board the Schuylbill were
asleep. The flames were making rapid progress,
ouI by great exertions they were soon exlin-
sulshei, and the ship, and probably the lives of
The crew, saved In consequence The Mohawk
Insurance. Company united with Captain Moffat,
=" IN rendering 10 Lieutenant Baldock OF his Bri-
tanic MaJesty's ship Swallow, and his crew their
Acknowledgements tor his prompt and eiiicacioas
interference to prevent the destruction Of the
Schuylkill by fire." They request Lieutenant
Baldock to distribute the accompanying sum
aiaons such OF his crew aided HIM on the oc-
casion, conscious, however, that British seamen
require no pecuhiary stimulus 10 the performance
oil deeds oil gsllanuy and humanity. ITO this
Lieutenant Baldock replied, BY observing tina. lie
begged the company aud Captain Mo.fat TO offer
10 them the best thanks of himself and his crew
e" Proud as Lieutenant BaIdoc< would have been
OF the testimony contained in The l,,ter part OF
their note. " haever had been its source vet still
more gratifying are such sentiments, when express
ed by those whose sons are second TO none in he
roISm and honor"
The other under writer's of New York lso beg
Led the Lieute ant 10 accept of service of plate
50 as an expression OF their high sense o. his proinpt
eXerinns in rescung the brig Schuykil from des-
'ruction by fire. Lieutenant Badoca acknow-
Led The reception OF the note AID handsome pre-
sem, Z" for hich~he returned hi. best thanks, and
had much pleasure in taking the occasion to express
the high OF respect he must entertain towards
the citizens Of this great aud prosperous counirv''
We are glad 10 see these interciiangea not only
Of national courtesy, but of dsin eres ed inuepid
and servi on the one hand, and of grateful reward
Oh the other, by the citizens oil two countries he
tween whom commerce so beneficial and exl en-
size is carried on, and belwee whom interest and
the ties of consanguntY dictate the cultivation of
recin- neal feeIinps Of yooJ xoiU pb;J g,,~oro
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sd S isas In n--'''' county court No'eipR';
Thomas Duhe. Henry Duhc, John I. Duhe aud John MI
Tory aud Elizabeth his wife Plaintiff,