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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30
JOHN NJ. GonpoM,

OFFERS FOX SiLE,
4 West India and New-u lean, sugars
Prime green, Java aud old white coffee
Imperial
$ $$ ;::: y; T.. .., rr4A
| Old Madeira
~; ; ;:;::: .. ... ZINES
Malaga
$ E 81; s' ::i Isn4sDr
New England
Old Holland gin
Country do
Old =, c and common whisky
MoIsrsss, selected Tor retailing
Spermaceii AMI tsiiow candles
English and American blstered and GERMAN ste6l
Swedes and country mon and plough plates
Salt, Liver pool blown
Is bundles English nuop
cheese, Boston NJ. A chocolate
Table sait ia boAes
MuscaIei raisins
Janesons fresh cracker.
Duhains mustard, all.pice aud pepper
Nutmeg and cinna,aon
Mace Glove. and almonds
Race aud ground gingcr
1niig., liz blue aud starch
Aiuii salts and satpelre
Soap ia .maiito families
. y 10 ami 10 y II winiu sass
Browns best chewing tobacco
Havana segais, bed cortls X leading liues
White mu,e's cotton and WOOL cards
Slinn'ns cotton
Cotton yarn, assorted from No. 5 10 10
Letter and IOofcap paper
Wrapping paper and wrapping twine
Iron bound wotl
Gunpowd.r, Duron,'s 4, IF and FFF
do Eag- double suo.g
Patent shot assorted
key, bar lead
aud gallon len,ijohns
ON CONSIGNMENT,
8 boxes anchovies
do French cordals
do preserved bI and, fruit
10 do ella and inaceuI oli
I bale bo,te eorks
% bags sott shell Almonds
az casks poit WINE
. uerces hIinl,tone.--ALSO,
A general assortment of S STONE WARE.
Sept. l6. Sa-i2t
SUGAR, COFFEE, sc.
w l. offer sale 100 hhd. ST. Croix Porto
w Rico and New Orleans sugars, part prime
50 bbls loaf Sugar, assorted
ITO bags pLiIae gteen Havana coffee
$50 . and 10 cay boxes gunpowJer aud imperial TEiS,
part july importation
20 hiIds New-Orlesns niolsses
D tons patent shot
1000 lbs bar lead
40 boxesa Y 10 aud 10 Y 70 Window Glass
10 kegs English refined silretre
I25 do cut uails
% hbls ckerel
So do family shsd
$50 1, 9, and gallon demiiohns
And EXPECT DAILY,
80 Spanish hides.
LANCASTER & DENLY Market Bridge.
Sept. u +f-6t
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,foHM VAN-LEW g co.

.TOHM VAN-LEw & CO.
TAVE received by the ship Gunae, from Liverpool and
other arrivals very extensive assortment OF fancy
r '''f'' HARDWARE Sc CUTLERY.
Consulting Of .
Ivory knives and forks complete sets many Of them win
F.ench forks a and elegant article
Buck stag aud i,uI o BILE aud desert knives and forks
very Roger. aud other pen and pocket
knives
10 do razors and scissors
Elega Bri,tsna Tea pots
Do walters, of which are e hshH'Vhe''
ever exhibited in Richmond
Do curtain pins, variety of patterns ana sizes
Do Tenders, great variety
DO br andirons
DO shoyeis, tongs aud pokers, AL BRASS
Blacksmi,h,' bellows, Trueman', make
Anyils, wees, screw plates
Files aud saws OF all kinds
Carpenter aud JOineIs tools
Locks and hinges Of all kinds
Coat aud vest buttons great variety
Sheet lead castings Of all kinds
Riding and Gig whips
"a 8uS large assortment of SPADES sHogELS, both
very superior articles, made the Belle Isle Works
Sept. %. 10.
FRESH LNPORTED FILL GOODS.
TOHN WILLIAM GILLIAr have received by the late
- arrivals from London and Liverpool variety OF 1ooDS
suitable for the fall trade aud offer them Tor sale Oh accom-
Best London cloths aud csssimeres, assorted colours and
Gdnrl, and Bra,bwaiie'. and Jas Candy Sons, double
nlilied napt cotons
Point, striped aud rose blankets
White yellow, led and green hsnneis aud baiGe'
Dfab, blue, green and mixed plains
Double iied drab cloths
Blue, brown drab and mkt Sd cloths
Blue, oiYe, Jrab and brown fearnoughts
Figs ed, striped and plain bouibazets
Caroline psds and Tartan plaids
Dang-uP aud Constitution cords ,
Ge,Ins, oznaburgs, ickienbuigs and burlsPs
Lo@ priced "a stout Irish linens
ALSO IN STORE,
$40 bags prime green coffee -
So casks Scott * co. and Oliyea old London Par
euar Madeira wiue imported direct aud Of very s"Pe
rior quality
casks Taddy CO. London snuh -
Sept. IS. fI-@
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Groceries, Domestic Goods, sc.
400 81 hid. St. crois and Maeovado Sugars
40 bbl.. refined do assorted
$50 bags green coffee
so do Java do
20 boxes imperial and guupowder teas
16 hhds English Island moasscs
9 puncheons Antigua
do Jamaica do
pipes fine old Cognac Brandy
P quarter "''' p,dr, superior SICILY VINE
20 b6i. very old 5R proof rye whi.key
49, do 4th do do
so tons assorted bar iron
8 do plough plates
Brteted and German Steel
Pierson nails aud bf ads
8 tons shot assOtted
Half do bar lead
90 kegs BelOua powder
20 boxes tallow candles
10 casks cheese
100 Pefnambuco hides
Cap, letter and wrapping paper
Cotton aud wool cards
Ginger, pepper and rimenlo
Nutmeks, birthstone aud sallpetfe
Indigo, eopperas aud alum
MuddeI, Mascatel rasins
Soft .heiled almonds, Spanish Cigars
Demiishns, Stoneware
Oznsburgs and t'ckitnbufgs
1900 lbs. cotton yarn assorted 49, go.
so bales $3.50 Il 81 inch brown shten5 FROM tns ciD
do fae ccison shrtngs manuiaetVV
do bed ticking msryiah".
5 plsids aud stripes ...J .,,...os,,,r.
For sale by WILLIAM hNOEnov-''
Sept 20. 4o-u
IL those who have claims against the estate OF the Ia
Bowler 4. Cooke o. iIsnricO county, are requested
hiring the forward without delay, property auneneeo
aud III those indebted 70 that estate will be required 20 MAJ
immediate payden IS the situation Of the es VIZ nd sa~'
indulgence. fhCbAhD Dr. ro ~ =. -. L.
CO., 81 ION ' 42-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30
TO THE PUBLIC.

I've hare receired and hare hOto in Store,
AQQ 400 bag, aud o.hcr green eodee,
100 bags pepper
100 boxes soap
800 casks cut nails
200 barrels Loaf
20 20 plPe' limitation lsiIait nra.,,
~ DC .upsrie%s GIN, superior
10 boxes fg blue
10 do starch
l hhd. superior old Antigua r,srs
do Coguac brsnty
5 hids. n,olasses .A>
81 casks sweet Malaga wine
so barrel. New England rnm
B hhds Jamaica do
so barrels Kentucky whiskey
10 Of casks Sicily Madeira VINE
% Kegs salt petre
Is dozen siileIs
$50 kegs Englishlesi
$50 do American dc
I'm few DAYS from Boston, New York, Phadepha, DalmoIe
Norfolk aud PI evidence,
50 hhds. sugars, superior =.
rs do ms asses, uneommonly bright anu hne
Ii bags old white coffee
10 hhds. copperas
100 barrels insSaS.ei, No. y,
$50 boxes soap
$50 bag, shot
60 half bUxr segars
so puncheons ine Antigua rum 80
100 nae ksges Cotton GODS of r. st quality ALSO
600 kegs Rogers gunpowdeI,
All, OF which viii he sold the liberal terms
MONCURE, ROBINSON PLEASANIS.
August 10. I'LL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30

The Subscribers offer for Sale,
an HID, br9wnsnsars
&V IS bbis loaf do
60 bags green colee
20 do old white Java anil Meeo do
$ 20 hid, Pennsylvania wh,key
50 bbis DO do
20 do Old Rye do
10 hids Antigua Rum
So do Mola,ses
pipes Holland gin
? do French brandy
450 sacks Liverpool blown salt
100 do ground alum do
30 kegs Duponi's Csdnpowder
5 tons English shot
Ia do Buck do
f-2 do bar-lead
20 d., iron, comprising assortment VI tire nom
IL 30 IL inches vide
1 do from 10 inches wide
do square and found do
do hoop do
do plough moulds
IL do blistered steel
4 do German do
rs boxes by 10 and 10 by II window glas.
rs do Whuemofe's cotton and WOOL cards
40 do taow candles
10 do sperm do
50 do soap
I4O Nova Scotia grind stones
10 kegs cut nails
IS resins foors-eap paper
$50 5 gall Hamburg demijohps
hhds inadder--I do copperss
1 oonnoisntindigo-5 bbls alum
10 kegs salt-pe,re -
Madeira Sicily Madeira, Lisbon, TeneriGe, rvfyES
Sweet Malaga aud Old Port )
Guupowder, Imperial, Young fiyson, and TEAS
Souchong M
Long Pepper, Mace aud NutMess
London Potter, cut hcffings,
Common and family sitad, Birthstone,
Bed cords aud leading lines ,.r-rs
Clover, timothy, orchard gas and p,le'
WORKMAN heonu D DEN
| Richmond. Aug. 30. Sun
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-03-05

though At this moment his energy is felt in the
hottest provinces Of creation, we may feel the same
security in his providence, as if We were the OBJ
eots of his undivided care 1t is not for us to bring
our minds up to this mysterious agency. But, such
i the incomprehensible fact that the same Being,
whose eye is abroad over the whole universe, gives
vegetation TO every blade Of grass, and motion to
every particle of blood which circuates through the
veins of the mlnutcst animal that, though his mind
takes into its comprehensive grasp immensely and
all its wonders, | am as much known to him as if
were the single object of his attention; that he
marks all my thoughts that he gives birth to eve
ry feeling and every movement within me and
chat, with an exercise Of power which can neither
describe norcomprehend the same God who sits in
The highest heaven, and reigns over the glories of
the ornament, is at my right hand to give me every
breath Which | draw, and every comfort which
enjoy
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-03-05

From the cradle to the grave We trace the Wis
iam ot the Creator BY those fine associations, by
That close knit web of affection and brothery love
-ot dependence and protection, of sensibilitv and
sympathy, which connect the great family Of man
The tender tie commences with thd innocent
babe pIllowed on its mothers fond bosom and
aourished by her vital stream 1t PLAYS around its
4oe IN the infant state, where the arch counter
tAnce Of the child recognizes parents smile 1t
walks hand in hand with the lettering little one
Elln6 IFS uncertain steps; and sporting with one
Of 4 similar helpless age. This tie matured, grows
'aio human plantslp.aeed by the hand Of nature in
NM sane soll aud IN propinquity to each other it
Inks the sexes in sacred and indissouble bonds it
trob> and glows il the feldot fight, where brother
n-Iow, comradc and companion, townsnan and
Hes'h-Ate, share the toll and the danger bravcIy
and firmly, whittier it descends even to the cold
graye where kindred lie united in the last embrace
ot death, and where the survivor looks forward 10
rs placed near the beloved OF his youth, or to be
gathered to his venerable aud reverend forefathcrs
10 pride oft talents, nor haughtincss of spirit. can
entirely eradicate that natural and feminine scnt-
hoIt which impels woman to look up to man as a
superior beng. Indeed 50 distinctly does her heart
4anand This distinction for the object fits choice,
.uAt even II the most ilLassored attachments,
wherein passion has completely usulpcd fireplace
n reason i IS curious to observe how this feeling
etiIl asserts It's power; and how tenacious becomes
R na9ntlns tue slightest merits in the most worth
3N' character, and creating for i imaginary claims
II regard and to submission. She saw Godi in him,
'i'''on A*s truly ana beautifully SID.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-03-05

caslonally some lessons Of an admonitory nature s.;
and accordingly we give the following
MOTHERS, SEE TO YOUR DAUGHTERS.
4 Philadelphia physician, in letter
to a lady, on the deleterious effects Of
wearing corsets, has the following re-
marks; 81 anticipate the happy period
when the fairest portion Of the fair crea-
ton will step forth unincumbered with
slabs Of walnut and tiers Of whalebone
The constitution Of our females must be
excellent, TO withstand in any tolerable de-
gree the terrible infections Of the corset
eight long hours every day. No other
animal could survive ii. Take the hon
est OK, and enclose his sides with hoop
poles, put an oaken plank beneath him,
and grid the whole with BEDFORD and
demand Of him labour: he would la
bour, indeed, but it would be for breath"
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-03-05
DOCTOR CHALMERS.

1t is we'll known that the genius and
cloqucnce Of this popular clergyman, dur
ing bis stay in Glasgow, attracted i'm
mense crowds to his church, and the feel
ing Of disappointment, when stranger
entered his pulpit was but too visible for
airy divine to mistake it. On one occo-
sion, the Rev. Dr. -, of -, having
made an exchange with Dir. Chalmers,
was 50 struck and initiated, on entering
the pulpit, with the reluctant advance Of
the assembling auditory, and the quick
retreat of many from the pews, that he
stood up, and addressing the congrega-
ton, said" We viii not begin the pub
lie worship Of God, TIL he chaT blo7os
QD," We need not say that these words
had the desired effect, and that the au-
dience became stationary under this se-
we're rebuke.- Grcen9ck ,ftverti$er.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-03-05

Mr.. B. speaking Of Mrs T. who IS a
remarkably comcly old dame, about Sc,
makes use Of the following sublinac aud
singular expression: 81 would NOT have
her, said he, eff the sun was diamond,
the moon pearl, and every star ruby.
set in diadrm, and She crowned withaI.
would not nave her, no, by the saints
not for w.,r.antee decd d creation y
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-03-05

In the first division Of Poland, il tie
year ITS, the bishopric Of Ermland fell
TO Prussia. The prince bishop, Krasiky,
man Of great learning and wit, soon saw
himself honored with the Kings highest
esteem, and dined almost every day with
his majesty. The King one day said
pleasantly 70 the prince bishop, "Be
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-03-05

pleased when you 60 TO heaven to take
me under your mantle" Upon which
the prince bishop replied, Your Males
" was pleased to curtail so much of my
revenues, and in consequence so much
Of the length OF my cloak, | much fear
that should not be able to cover your
MaJesty's ieet, and should be detected in
the act Of smuggling contraband goods"
The King, much pleased with the princes
smart answer, said, But what viii Won
say to me when we meet in heaven 60
Great King, (repIied the prince pro
tect me under the shadow of your wings,
but spare me with your talons;' allud
ing TO the black Prussian eagle
Madame Regnier, lady Of the Procu-
reur Civil Of Versailles, was speaking one
day at her own house in the midst of
numerous company. Having made some
misplaced remark, though Of no I'M
portance, her husband, addressing her be
fore the company, ridiculcd her for her
absurdity, and said, " Madame, YOU are a
fool,' She lived for twenty or thirty
years after this occurrence, during the
whole of which time she did not utter a
single word, even 70 her children. An at
tempt was made to surprise her, by fegn-L
ing robbery Of her house, but in vain
not word escaped her.
When required to give her consent to
the marriage Of her children, she merely
made sign with her head, aud signed
The contract Of marriage, She never once
opened her mouth she could never par
don the insult offered her seIf-loye.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-03-05
ExEs GARLAND.

4 = our province generally, ana A very pleasant
'S loo' 70 select such matters arc calculated to
1e'eiope the most laudabie traits II the female cha
'e'of. Bnt d1ty does not forbid us to present oc-
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-03-05
FnoM THE NBw MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

Specimen Of buteqt Pocket Dictionarr, "a, The use
Of those 4yIi2 IRISH ID Knox he ncaaug of THINKS
Is 7yeN as .e9rds.
Observation-Disclosures ;u,.;on
Peqce-A cessation Of those wholesome. r,nr,7ors
which nrev, furino tl,roo ,,,,.r,,.rs q a-r,oa,t,
~ in this enIiahtened era sanctioned IN nc,,lc,t
ca II all Christian governments nndcr III n.n,n of
var
pe,5m.-A man 50 absurslJ, ionor,nt y y h.
va;n Of HE kno,,.Ia,1oo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-16
GRAFTON.

URh tlON,
DeEeredin the Capitol, at Washington, ON the
4,h July, 1925, By AsBunr DICKENS.
Published at the request of the Committee of
Arrangements.
In yielding to the call of my fellow-citizens,
whose partiality has assigned to enc so hum
BILE as myself, the honor of addressing the en-
Eghtened auditory Of the American Metropo-
lis. On an occasion so solemn as the celebration
Of the independence ola great people, and
the PRONUNCIATION of those etevnal principles OF
political truth, on which the freedom and So
cial happiness of man are founded, the appre-
hension of my own inability has been over
come in the desire to do public homage to my
country and 10 liberty. And though genus
and learning have, here, poured forth rich
strains of eloquence, in honor Of this glorious
day, still cherish the hope, that the devotion
of fervent heart may not be rejected otter.
ing. -. :,
In the high ministry to which you have call
ed me, it is not for me, in this year Of jubilee,
when peace and good will should reign in
every breast, to revive in you those feelings
which our fathers wrongs produced in then
bosoms Nobly were those wrongs avengedi
and generously should they be forgotten
Happily, the occasion offers other and richer
and more congenial themes, in the blessings
which the glorious event that We commemo'
rate has brought to us and to mankind, in the
virtue and courage of the patriots by whom
it was achieved, and in grateful joy for what,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-16
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY.

Richmond, July ls.-The Visitors OF
the College had meeting, carly in the
present month, and adopted certain ar
rangements, which are interesting to
the public. They have passed Sta
tu,e establishing Professorship OF
Humanity; in which the languages
will be taught, beginning with the
Grammar and embracing the higher
Classics. The Professor to receive a
salary Of 500 dollars, besides fee Of
$40 for each student who may attend
his class. He is also to keep board
ing-house for the reception and accom-
mediation Of these students, except
children Of those persons who may re.
side in the vicinity of the school, OF
such other pupils as the parents OF
guardians may board at their discre'
tion, elsewhere at the same rate.
The Visitors have also passed ano-
Their ordinance establishing table n tht
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-16
THE NIURATS.

Within few days two sons OF the
late King of Naples, Achilles and
NapoleoR Murat, made at the Protho-
notary's Office of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of this county, the neces-
sare> Declaration of their intention,
preparatory TO their becoming citizens
Of the United States. We believe that
both thoseasentlemep intend to settle
in Florida. They are the first mem
bers of the Bonaparte Family, who
have officially recorded their intention
TO become citizens Of the United States.
Dem. Press.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-16

We copy below, another version of the N
York story relative to the finding of Kidd's
treasure.
A Prize.-On Saturday morning, the
workmen engaged in digging vault
for new house, at the corner OF Fay
cite street and Chatham square, in the
city oil New-York, discovered, at the
depth Of 10 or 10 feet from the SUR
face, a closed arch vault Of brick work,
which, OH being opened, was found to
contain an iron chest, with conside-
rable sum of money in gold and silver
The building which had stood on this
ground, it is said, was about so years
old. Mere. .adc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-16

The Wheat Crop has perhaps never
been more abundant in this neighbor-
hood, than it is the present season.
Accounts from various parts OF the
country are equally favorable.
Hngersto,cn Torch Light,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-16

GEORGE KnEMER, Esq. the heir apparent to
the Gubernatorial Chair Of Pennsylvania, ar
rived in Philadelphia on Sunday last, and took
up his lodgings at the Red Lion Hotel, in
Market-street The Philadelphia papers are
silent as to his busine ss-nor do they mention
the turning out of Col PLuck's Regiment on
the important occasion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-16

The high tolls upon packet boats travers'
ing the Erie Canal, have long been subject
of complaint in that quarter. The Utica Sen
tinel states that it has been reduced from Is
TO Is cents per mile, and that the Collectors
have received their directions accordingly.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-16

Letters have been received in town from
Mr. DIssRow, informing the experimenting
Committee that $50 feet of iron pipes, for on,
boring experiment, have been contracted fol
in the city Of New-York, and viii be ready fol
shipping in few days.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-16

A letter from Valparaiso Of March
9th, states that the government was
in very unsettled state, and that a
number of members of the Congress
were in prison for conspiracy. They
were to be tried by the legislative body.
The harvest in Chill was very album
dant, and it was supposed there was
sufficient wheat for two years conSump-
ton, both in Chill and Peru.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-16

In compliance with our promise We publish
to-day, the chaste and eloquent Grafton OF As
HuRr Dickens, Esq. delivered in the Capitol OF
the U. States. The Committee Of Arrange
ments have caused it to be published in
pamphlet form, and it is now offered for sale
ut the book stores of Pishey Thompson and
Davis s. Force, in Washington.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-16
SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1928.

The two last mails brought us, via New
York and Portsmouth, London dates to the
9Th June, and Paris to the 9Th, containing
however, nothing of primary Importance
We Law before our readers very genera
summary, together with late and interesting
advices from Buenos Ayres and Valparaiso
Mr.. Rush has arrived at New York, in thu
ship New York from London, and intended
proceeding Immediately for Washington.
The only item ofEnglish news which seem
important to this country, is the proceeding
Of Parliament on the Bonded Corn Bill. Oh
the 3lst May, the Bill was called up in th'
House of Lords, and motion made to strike
out the section, permitting the importation o
Canadian Corn; but after long debate, the
motion was rejected. and the further consi
deration Of the subject postponedto the 6tf
June. Accounts being only TO that day, We
are of course, not advised Of the ultimate
fate of the bill.
The bill making an appropriation for com
pensating certain citizens ofthe United States
for losses sustained by the capture Of thei
slaves during the late war, was discussed il
the House Of Commons on the Sd of June, ano
received an affirmative vote. The news from
the Greek patriots is highly satisfactory, and
promise their speedy emancipation.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-08-27

TT 'V''u aUu PFO1ese. UnI2 ufn8 80, Il
may reasily be ina. pcdl khjA1 IS appre.
'n hen 4 no.h'n q |4 lL1fe &c Court;
o" me, would have been worse than nsalcss''
!" the remarks in Pagc3f. it appears 10 the Court
TO be implied. that all the documents u.on which
."e ourt OF Enquiry ioonded its opinion were con.
1 .. Is the PamPhict-wliich was not the fact
me curt also includes, as proof Of thi, spccfca
non tne second paragraph of the paper marked T.,
mp 10 ofthe pamphlet. -
, ne Cont does, therefore, sentence and adudse
the said Captain David Porter to be suspended for
'nSStern otsix months, from the date hereof F9fN
me above with some other proceedings not CON
ee'eo Win The merits of the easel were signed by
.'e "'moe'f OF the Court on the 18th. were trans
'''ed TO the Executive the 18Th and on the IL TIL
.ne FeesineNr ofthe United States affixed his ap.
rrosa' and signature to thcprocecdngs and sensonce