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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTIVE
NJ ANDoLPIliS Reports.


IA Glmer's Reports. 60. = IL ~,
IIeninrs Statutes 81 large being collection o. an 'he
Law Of Virginia. from the first session Of the bessuie W
ss ve,, tsfe In rs volumes The laws Of country are
ns,eav connected with cvery thug belonging to me people
81 sol6at thorough knowledge Of them, and o. neT PFC
Rnoo boot them aud Que Of the greatest imPesotons oil
Hh,orisns general, owing 70 hei ignorance o. Law
~ The above works WI 1e ioi ~, he made
u'"'" 5 ''' ~ :. ii. 4 r. NASH
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21

Notice TO the Grotrers of Cotton.
Of COTTON IN tins market They will al all times Be
sed 10 for thd ntcets fair market value in cash
~ those bringing here for sale give them call
RiohMgea, 9 ePt.ls SIT KEKR < CASKIE.
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New Wrench School.

MIR WINDSOR, professor Of the French
lNl Language, who after receiving II re ss.lar
French education, was resident for years IN
Paris, wishes 10 give instruction in tins place.
lie has taught large classcsin Brown Uniyer-
siiy, Bristol, New Bedford, &c. His plan OF
tuition is very popular at present among tor.
eipn students in France. Two courses oi ~
lessons each, have generally enabled his pa.
pills to proceed in thg1r studies without the aid
Of tutor. The terms stx dollars each pupil
for a single course, or ten dollars for tho sieo
courses Zach lesson from one 70 two hours.
according TO the number Of pupils IN a class.
A suitable room will be provided for the re-
ception Of the Scholars. Mr.. w. will also at
tend in families to instruct young LADIES',
where two or three may prefer convening IN
their parlors, and he will also give private les
sons. Mr. w. has various testimonials, those
from the las, place he taught in, New Bed
ford, are signed by messfs. 3. Rodinan, ).
Arnold, Joseph Rotch, e.. llowland, messrs.
Russell's, &c &c. &c.-lIe resides at yrs.
BAKERs, on the parade, and will eomin.nce
hic school as soon az a moderate number oi Pu-
pills offer themselves. The hours viii be
made convenient to the scholars, aud especial
ly to those attending classical, or othor
schools. NIL
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Extract of a letter dated

BAnIA, March 8.
"The United States ship Cyane, Capt.
Elliot, is here, and has been run foul ofby
a Brazilian slave schooner, took away some
of the C's light spars, and killed'one ofthe
men; he was bearing of, from the ships
mainyard, and by some means got on the
schr's mainyard, and black man cut the
foot-rope, when he fell on the deck, frac-
tured his skull, and broke one Of hls arms.
The c. took possession other and detain-
ed her days; the captain and mate alb
seconded. The President Of the Province
has made capt. Elliot ample satisiact!sn,
and the vessel has sailed on her voyage" )
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port ,ills hypaeriie, tbs traitor, this apos-
tate. after what he has said Of you, why,
oa deserve it,that's oil. I'll put HIM down
sIr--fll put nm down, sir--or II don't
III leave the cosIntry, sir---i'i 20 to Eu-
rope, sii, and console myself among the
slaves and. ceTfs OF the other continent.
virginia isup IN arms, sir. Up in arms did
say, sir: Nes, But what do mean by arms,
sirs DO l mean that.slle has rifles IN her
hlhds: No, SIR, we do not take up muskets
and rides to kill .fsas, sir-to shoot mnsqul-
toes, sir. No--,ee trstsh them Of, sir We
bruslitheA off-Poor Virginia, she has had
the honor of giving the last President
that th;pg--yes, the thing James Mon
roe--i say, sir, she had the hOnor--but
what was her profit, sir?--Why, like the
Coble.'s wife. she was the worst shod wo-
man in the parish.
The Richmond Wing, sir--yes, that
young protege oflienry Clay--Iienry Clay
--Psha THE Prcssl-aye, sir, Demo.
cratic p~css' ana all--By The way, Is this
said Cohnel BnnS, the same Col. Bnns---
not Coiong. though at---AssizeS--w
was Offered 10 me body and soul, by old
M'Lme, twenty years ago, when quar-.
relied with Jefferson, to publish any thing
and every thing might choose to write!
Thought so-yhy, sir, would not have
him asn--I said then, he was too great a
rogue for me---too great rogue then, sir
what is he now?---whoi is your Sc
cretary of the Treasury. who was his
.fither, sir? Iii tell you, sir--a federalist in
disguise "a hypocritical traitor, sir-an ac-
complice Of tn at scoundrel--who was that
general that fought duel witli--during
the Revolutionary WARP Macon--'Con-
way,'l ave General Conway--he was al
aceomplce ofthat scoundrel, sir, in the in
famous plot to put dopn Gen. Washington,
and put up Charles Lee--a villanous plot,
sir--he was rewarded for it with the treas
uryship of the Mint-(Tims more porter.)
The collector Of Norfolk--who is he, sir:
q vile tool, sr,--and the Representative
from the Norfolk District? poor, misera-
BILE, contemplate wretch, Sir--poor Vir-
ginia, The Secretary OF the NavyT that
thorough stitch man on the military bill:
Barron? sir, I'll pin him upon his back--Ill
glue. them together, sir--they shall stick
like shocmaker's wax-,-aye, sir, they shall
not be able TO shake each other off---they
shall sink together.sir, l feel degraded-l do
not confess myself disgraced--at standing
mp here as the adversary Of fsuch a contcinp-
tible ADMINISTRATION feel disgraced, sir,
at avowing myselfits adversary what should
| feel as its friend. But, the letter! III get
through it yet -[reading} 'have written
this for yonr amusement, and must beg you
will not show il to any body, unless it be
to our friends Macon, and Tazewell----'
AYE, he begs me not to. show it to any
body--but, meo pericuiO,I have read it TO the
Senate---as to the name ofthe writer that
sir, is another affdir---it is locked up here
sir--and let me say, Mr.. President, if any
body puts leading question tome about
jt-.-if don't knock him down-so help me
e.. it will be because | am not able
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IN outline Of some Of tic true .jacis in the
i case IL Caleb Hhcqton, Va. asa Handy
"HEN bought the estate it was not cs-
w timated to bo worth 20 much as Six.
teen hundred dollars: The highest estimate
that was made aftsr bad made some repairs,
was fifteen hundred and fifty dollars; and un.
der oath, my bill against the estate after do.
Quoting all the amount Of property had 70.
cciyed from thc estate, occupiance and ints.
rest, when the amount was stated Justly, a.
mounted TO 1890 ~ The cost lac has
made me in this case by pursuing me four
teen years, TO destroy the docd, is mere thin
$1,000; and he has through ------ and deecp-
ton, received with interest s2,:I6D "a, a.,i
that is $50 ~ more than all the estate was
worth that bought Of his father. Il thon
was a mere wreck Of an estate, and w.nid not
rent for 500, Of which have ample proof
Since bought the estate have built ,lpon it,
and made repairs upon IL, until it would rcnt
for more than 800 per year; which relairs
and building had but just got through with
when he got possession of the estate, ina pro-
zee ling which iorbcsr TO mcption, (although
nslicc demands an exposure of und kept II
.,th hc obtained from the estate tho abovc-
. eniioncd sun of \ ..;7D ~, before could
ret the ease dcciled and cst,bt,sh my deed;
and he now holds and has held this amount
ten years; and all this has not been ablc to
satisfy him and his pursuers--but thoy have
been pursuing mc more than seven years
since he obtained the last mentioned snm, 10
get or destroy all the rcfnainder Of the pro,
pcrty, and involve me la destruction aud ruin
IL possible; he having received and kept sew.
oral hundred dollars more than the estate was
worth when bought IL, and paid nothing for
what he received, nor for the estate; all of
which was my own earnings All these are
facts undeniable, and in proof or on record,
except one item Of minor conycquenec- c-and
IT any body can conceive of case moro II
grsvating. provoking aud fraudulent than thu,
i must be outright robbery.
(Signedl ASA HANDY.
Providence, May q, ls26. lmil
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Masons Wanted.

CONSTANT employment and liberal
~ wages will be given during the ensu-
ing season at Fort Adams, Newport Hsr-
bour, to 20 or 30 first rate Stone Masons,
and g or 8 first rate Brick Masons, if early
application is made to the subsc ribcr.
JOS. q. TOTTEN, My. Eng'rs.
.-. 4 BE. Ii. Col.
Fort-Adams, May II, 1925.
The publishers ofthe Providence Patriot
and American, Fall.River Monitor, Ncwbcd.
ford Mercury; Taunton Reporter, Boston
Patriot, ycw.loudon Gazette, Hartford and
Middletown (Conl papers, New.York Ameri-
can, and Evening Post, will insert the above
q times and forward their accounts.
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WAsHINGroN.
PROMOTIONSIN TIE NAVY.


We understand that the following Pro-
motions have lately been made in the Navy
oil the u. States: =, MAI. Jour.
Master Cou,niandant David Deacon, to
be Captain.
Lieutenants VIM. NJ. Hunter, John d.
stoat. and Matthew c. Perry, to be Mas
ters Coinniandants. ,.s
Midshipman John NJ. Sullivan, to be a
Lieutenant, ald to take rank next after
Lieutenant John 4. Prentiss.
Mdshipmani Russell Baldwin, to be
I.eutcnant,, and to take rank next after
Lieutenant John Rudd.
Midshipmau jonathan w. Sherburne, to
be Lieutenant, and to take rank next at
ter Lieutenant Russell Baldwin.
Mid. David II. Porter, TO be a Lieuten-
ant, and TO take rank next after Lieuten-
ant Geo. F. Pearson.
And the following Midshipmen to take
rank in the order in which they are placed.
James 4. Gerry. John s. Nicholas. Sam1.
F. Dupont, Wm. l.. Hudson, VIM. II.
Champbell, Joseph M. Nicholson, James
p. Wilson. Geo. A. Magrudcr, James f.
Calhoun, John Pope. Henry d. Scott, Le-
win M. Powell. Charles Wilkes, Jun. Eli
sha Peck, John X. Coke, Jun. VIM. Seton,
JOHN A. Carr, Alexander II. Hopkinson,
Thomas J. Manning, WIN. Pearson, VIM.
Foster. VIM. L. Howard, VIM. p. Piercy,
Richard A. Jones, Archibald Il. Bogardus,
John Swartwout, Thomas j. Leib.
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: :"
"a arric0.

In this town, on Thursday evcving, 4th inst.
by the Rev. mr. Nudge, mr. Thomas Cook 10
MISS Mary Ann Hudson, daughter of the lsie
Capt Samuel Hudson. both OF this place,
At Troy, (Mass) on Sunday La, by the
Rev mr.. Borden Mr.. Gilbert Chase Of this
town, to miss Sarah G. Shaw, daughter ofmr.
John A. Shaw.
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Building Stoae.

-~0 3o~.-
PROPOSALS. will be received by tho
Il Subscriber, until the lst Of June next,
for the delivery of6 ,OOa Pcrcres OF Build
ing Stones, at Fort Adams, Newport IIar-
bor. ,' "'''
The Stones are TO be obtained from
Lodges of land of the United States near
tl,e Fort. They must be delivered at the
places where they are to be laid, must be
large, and have, each, at least one good
bed and face.
The delivery tocommence by the lst OF
July, and be completed blythe Ist Of Sep
tember next.
JOS. 6. TOTTEN, Maj. Engrs.
Il b. Ii. Col.
Fort-Adams, May IL, 1896.
IL The Publishers Of the Providence Pa.
triol, and American, Fall. River Monitor New
Bedford Mercury, Taunton Reporter, Boston
Patriot, New.London Gazette, Hartford and
Middlotown (Con) papers, Ncw-York Amer.
can, and Evening Post, will givc the above q
insertions and forward their accounts.
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.7RRIY.4LS.
THURSDAY, May 4.---arr. sloop En-
terprize, Brownell, Of and fr. N.fork, for
Wareham ,->..
Sloop Venus, Bliss, Of and fr. Prov.
Sloop Albion, Barker, Of and for Nor
wich fr. Prov.
Slocp Leader, Baker, OF Nantucket.
SArURDAY.--.arr. sloop HannalI& Nam
cy, Turner, fir. Warren. ~ IS
Schr. James Brown, Fowler, of and Fl.
Newbern, N. &. Is.
SuSpAY.....arr. sloop Henry, West, fr
N. Bedford. t
Sloop Fame, Allen, of and fr. Nantucket
Sloop Venus, Bliss, fr. Prov.
Sloop President, Gates, fr. Saybrook.
MoNDAY...arr. sloop Fair.America,
Smith, of Pawtuxet Cor Hartford.
Sloop Boston, Drisco, Of and fr. Ports
mouth, for N. York.
TuEsDAY....arr. sloop Aurora, Bright.
man, of and fr. Westport.
MEMORANDA.
At Martinique, April 18th, brig Trim
Mckenzie, Of Boston, dis'g.
Spoken May 4th, lat. 3o long. az, brig
John, Norris, 4 days fir. this port, iof la
vana.
Sailed from New-York, on Sunday last
brig Mary, Vinson, for Havana.
Arr. ut Providence on Sunday last, BRIG
Marcia, Mayberry, l3 days from Havana
left brig Fame, Biglcy, for Prov. unc
Ann Gadsden Barker just arr.
Left at .Natanzas, May I'd, schr. Jane
Wilcox, OF this port, for Charleston, next
day.
May Cd Pan Of .Matanzas, bearing S. by
WestG leagues distance. ship Lconidas
Lawton, was passed, bound to .uatan2-s.
Sailed from st. Thomas, about Apri
10th brig Sea- Bird, Carr, OF this port, fol
Ponce, 4. X. in 4 days.
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The Senate Of the u. s. have concurred
in the appointment, of John James Apple
ton Esq. as Charge dAfairs to Sweden
When General O'Hara was Governor OF
Gibraltar, the garrison was afflicted WIN
sore eyes. which was attributed TO the
bright glare of the buildings. In conse-
quencc, he issued pcremptory order TO the
Inhabitants to ,ehiisrash their houses blue
M'Millan, a young pedestrian, says an
English paper, has accomplished the sur.
prising feat Of walking one hundred and
ten miles in twenty-four successive hours.
Two boys, it is said, have fought a duel
in Middlebury College, and one Of them
proved hinselfa better mavksman than eI-
ther Of his prototypes in Washington, hav-
ing wounded his antagonist in the arm
Both have since been expelled.
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REMOVAL.

NJ X. and Mrs WINDSOR, ha,e removed
WI from the WASTos house, 10 iihomes-
Street, 90 Mrs. DAstEs, on tie Parade.
mil
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Dtrn,

In Nor III Kingston, 9th lust, Mr.. Alfred U.
Smith, son Of benjamin Smith, ESQ. IN his
5Oth wear. Ht
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Newport, way IL.
~ O.MyNISSI0.NERS YO7ICE.-we tho
~ subscribers having boen appointed by tho
Hon. court OF probate oitho town OF Tivorton,
ia the county OF Newport, commissioner to
receive and oxsmine the claims agains, the
estate Of
PRINCE DURfEE,
llto' Of said Tiverton, deceased, represented
insolvsnt, hereby give notice that twelvs
months from tho ID OF April 1896, are allowed
tho creditors Of said estate TO bring in and
prove their respective claims, and that ws
will attend for that purpose at the house Of
Allen Durfeo, on ths last Saturdays Of Jaau.
ary, February and March, ie27, from to 4 o.
clock y. NJ. FHr
ALLEs DuRvgE,
ELIHu HIcKs,, Com',s
GoprREY BexsET.
All persons indebted 10 said estate arc 70.
quested TO make immediate payment to
JOSEPH DUREE 81, .idm'r.
Tiverton, May IL.
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Nautiral IntrIliorntr.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
Et-T'E RED

PORT OF .NEVPUKT-
ENTERED,
Sch. Sally Hope, Baker, Boston. 80
Sch. Adams, Bigley, n. York.
Sloop Venus, Bliss, n. York.
Sloop Boston, Dfisco, Portsmouth.
CLE.lRED,
Brig Stephen, Cornell, Mobile.
Sch. Sally Hope, Baker, Providence.
Sloop Nary, Fox, Phiiadelphiu.
Sloop Venus, Bliss, Providence.
Sloop Nlmrod, Fish, Albany.
Sloop Albany, Vars, n. York.
Sloop Boston, Drisco,
Sioop Canton Grape, Spencer, Albany.
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AUCTIONS.
SheriN's Sale

- cvirtue OF two eyeeuioiis issued on!
- ofthc Court OF fCon,lIsn Pleas of the
County OF Newport, 10 ine .recled ANA
delivered AGAINST Robert Shee,au: VA
sell at PUBLIC tendue. ON the l',h das ot
Nay next at IL o'cls TX, in tho :og,uooii, ca
the premises, all the right, tltlc auA inlpl-
est ofthe said Robert, in aud to crr,aiA
ISIrm, lying aud beng in the tow, ot
Portsmouth, bounded as follows: Ia y ou
the East River; west on land of Gee. so.
son, north on landof Jonathan y D,snis, ana
south OH land OF Asa Sherman.
X. B. CRANSfON, ShcnS.
april. o..
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STATE or RnoDr-IsLANp, go.
WAsmsoros, sc.--C!erks oifco Of the court
OF COMMISSIONS for lilo relief OF lnsoivent
Debtors april AZ, io2J. = -
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the creditors
L OF Joseph Schofield Of North King ston,
in the county ofWsshington weaver, that ho
has filed in said Office his petition to said
Court for the benefit OF Tho insolyent act Of
this State, and that said court will bc holdcn
at South,kingstoh. in the county ofWashing.
ton, on the second monday Of July, Io26, i5s
the trial thereof ~! IL ~
NIL 'fr. ~"
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job Work erecuted IN n sati.factory man.
ner, ana on N, most Reasonable terms, az
this Office.
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BLACKSTONE C.a.N4L.

The line OF the Canal was located and
marked out through this village last week.
From the Blackstone factory in Mendon.
10 Providence, it is all located and under
contract, and about .fre hundred hands
are actively engaged in its construction.
They have already commenced putting in
the locks. 1t is the intention OF the Com
missioners to commence the location from
Mendon 10 this place next week, and to
put it under contract as fast as 1t can be
-nccompl mplished.-Ho Forester Spy.
GRrENrrELp. Nav 2.-Hampshire and
ITamoien Cdnai.--The corporation, we
learn. haven't IN contemplation TO. continue
the line of this canal from northampton
thruugtI-th town. of Hatfield, Whately,
Dccri Id. Greenfield and Bernardston, TO
the south line OF Vermont. Herald.
Encouraging news has been received
f-nln oar African Colony. 1t has destroy
cd th-yc Slave Factories in itS vicinity, and
liberated } l6 Africans. New settlements
arc forming ia its neIghborhood.
Bos. Pal.
H,I.rawELL. May 3--The Rcnnebec
Brat suspended payment on Monday last.
While we regret that this step could not
bq avoided. II is due 10 the superintendeD,s
OF this corporation tosay. that they have
made great exert.pns 10 sustain the credit
AMI currency Of It's bills. We are inform
el iha,. the bank has redeemed within the
last twelve months no; less than one han
d-ti h0ssani dollars of It's bills. The a.
noun; now ia circulation Is reduced TO a.
bout >.j-, ,0o0, aad we are assured that the
rcsouTces OF the insiiiu;irs are amply ade-
qua'e 10 the ultimate ~ .osinsasc Ofall It's
contacts. Gaz.
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NWIlR1a

"A NEW Lot Of GOSHEN BUTTER 10
~ just received by N. SwEHr, at cellar Nc.
J, Church Street. Selling very chssp.
Newport, way H..
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INfiE Steam Boats WAsHIsoros, Capt. L.
II 3. Bunker, CossEcrcur, VIM Com
stock, FuLros. X ). Bunker, will leave Nnw.
Yoa9, as follows ''n'"
F0R PRORIDE.vCE.--k Boat will be die.
patched every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur.
day, at o'clock, pm
FOR .NEW.LOND0.w--A Boat willdcpar,
every Monday aud Friday, at 3 o'clock, w. M
from PROpIDEfCL.---A boat will bo
despatched every Tuesday, Thursday aud
Saturday, az 3ocloclS, y. ~.
fh0h 0hNEW-E0EDON--A Boat will he
despatched every "Wednesday aud Sunday, a,
o clock, rem ~.
The boats will stop at Newport for passsn.
gers. 80. mayll,
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In 1900, Ohio had about 5000 inhabitants;
in ls2o, upwards Of 500,OOO--now pro-
baby s00.0O0.
Baltimore IN 1865 had . populstion Of
500; in 1900, 26,5i5---m 1890, 6l,727.
Illinois, by the late state census had q
population of ~, ,si7; in 1870 it was 5S,2i1.
Great Britain in 1921 had a population Of
H,d7i,Sit2 the United States at the same
period contained upwards of l0,O00,0OO.
The number of Methodists in the United
States in 1925 was 81, ,l44 in 1908 the
number was la, 800.
The National Debt of Great Britain in
1896 was 81 976.g90, ,OO0;In 1924 il amount
ed to The enormous sum OF s.S,7O3, ,000, 600,
or f5sl 600 900 sterling. The einterest on
this sum at only 4 10 per cent is $780,
6:}5. 900. more than twice the whole amount
oil the United States public debt, which
was SSI $4,000, on the lst January, 1896.
IL is calculated that IL the Britith debt
we're in one pound notes, little more than
500 of which weigh 'yund, II would re-
quiFe about 800 men to carry it.
Mr. Dearborn, of Boston, some time since
invented Il mode of giving notice on board
"a SiIlp OH pdcSliB suOdi. ~ CUdln lS lOW-
cred from the taflrail to any number OBJECT
az which you intend TO have notice Of the
ground on striking on the bottom of
the end of the cham causes q bell to ring
OH deck.
The following is a letter from Captain
Sleeper, Of the ship Hogarth of Boston -
:" Bait. Am.
HAVANA, April 9th, 1896.
81 have pretty fully tried the utility of
Mr.. DearborD's Warner, or Alarm Sound
ing Bel, and believe it will realize his most
sanguine expectations. In six fathoms of
water, at the rate of five and half knets,
the alarm was instantaneous and ciicctual;
and with the addition of another guy from
forward, think it will answer in 3 or y
Ifathoms, while going at the rate Of 6 or z
knots. Itried il in shoaler water, from I6
feet to 5 fathoms, and the experiment was
perfectly satisfactory--and | give il as my
unqualified opinion that on certain poyages
it must be considered as very valuable ac-
QUESTION to a ship--and il, will not be my
fault if it is not introduced into general
use. 1t is still susceptible, however, OF
few trifiins improvements which could
point out" f- t"'s
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We have understood that mr.. KIso, in
consequence OF his III health. has determin-
cd to resign hrs mission TO England, and IL
ask leave t. return to the United States.
We haye also understood that his request
hs' been acceded 10, aud that he IL ex-
pVrtcd to take his departure from England
dafiag the next month"; Nat Journal.
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Mr.. Christopher Hughes, Charge DAT
faires to the Netherlands, has sailed fron
BALTIMORE, with his family, IN the WIlish
Penn Tor Rotterdam.