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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16
Lu,ld and yv5graes for Sac.


TINE subscriber oei Of lani the county
l. oil Meckienbuig, Oox's creek, mes the east Of
the Courthouse continuing 10 than half of the
laud standing woods all good tobacco land The plan
ton good order tor cropping and productive IN
usual crops Of the country, with prime creek low ground
The iupTo all and good tins is undoubtedi
Of the hvst OF heh land the county Also another
of 29l Bears Element creek, all wood land and
tobacco land, with so 10 Luxembourg county,
low ounds all famous plant land, part this land lies in the
fork Of Saold and Hawknroads and would he excellent
stand icrs store
Asv, for jaime. s. Rav.noro other tract OF
land butchers creek the county Of M.cklenbwg OF 900
acres; this land well approved and Ia good crd, or cropping
about half OF this uac, clear soft lice productive land II
the above lands sold privately before the 18th day
November of which due notice will be Siven) the sub
scnber will that day sell the highest bidder, the PIE
mse the tact C0Xs creek ALEC all the crop of Tod
der, aud stock s kinds aud the l7th day Of h,
mouth the premises, he wall sell TO the highest bi,
the trast Buckes creek also all the OF fodder
and stock Of all kinds Terms will he made known the
OF sale Between % and 10 valuable would he sold Will
| these tracts of land. JOHN BUFORD.
p. s. Any person wishing FOR this land by addrss,
letter TO the subscriber Lombsrdy Grove Post Office, Nee
| enbuTg, shall meet with prompt aitention.
! JOHN DUFoRD.
| Meck'enbufc, Oct Eft
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EXECUTORS SALE.

ILL he sold on the premises, the first day OF Januar
w 1927, that well known and valuable called Pos
Forest lying in the counties Of Bedford aud Campbell M
property of Thomas Jefferson, dec. within eight miles
LynchbuS and three Of New London sso about 10 ike,
aud valuable negroes with stock crops, &c The terms o
day.
ALTERNATELY the whole Of the residue Of the personal
OF Thomas JeieIson dec, consisting Of $50 valuable
siock CROP &c household and kitchen furniture The aen
ton oil the public earnestly invited this property. Tn.
negroes believed to be the valuable their numb
ever oil red at time the State Virginia The hous,
hold iurnsure valuable historical and portrait painting
b'is Of marble aud plaster of distinguished individuals
o marble OF Thomas Jeeson by Caraec, with the pedea
and runeaed column which stands poygraph COPY
ns instrument used by Thomas Jefferson, r The last
1--we yeais with various other articles curious useful I,
of business aud private families. The terms OF sale viii
accommodating and made known day The
wi be continued from day TO Jay mill Completed The,
sales being Unavoidable sufficient guarantee 10 Nh. pubi
that they val! tAe pace II tG s s places appointed
THOMAS J. RANDOLPH,
Executor ot Til. Jefferson, de-
nov -. 5t-tds
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PUBIC -4UC1YOW.

virtue Of dt ed Of executed the subscribers IN
- the 9Th day Of June, 1921 by Daniel Weseser aud Ser-
nora Tabh h wife, and admitted county
Of Chest eieId the iih dsy june for the urpo.
81 securing certain sums oI money therein mentioned
WIZ he sold at public auction, the highest bidder al tie
house lately occupied by the Daniel Weseger near Man
Chester III Chesterfield county, Monday the 5h day Feb
tu1ry next II fair, otherwise the Gay thereafter
tract ct land adjoining the SAID premises lately nv the
sad Weger containing about $40 acres more OF es=Al
an Undivided PoItion of land adjoining the tract called
uunt Robin chased by the said Weisrgef of Beverley
smith; also al the household and kitchen furniture all H.,
stock OF horses, cattle, sheep aud hogs farming utensils &c
Nc and fifteen nesroes-Ao lot Nauchester No So
tenement on hs man street, opposite OuOns
as 'w' acres Of land Ia The county Of Henr,eo, LAM
ierus OF Sale Que and two years credit will be allowed
the purchasers OF the real estate, the land in eno
upon their sving notes, with approved endorse and deed
1i uust upon the property 10 the payment
me purchase money The negroes and ali the other property
The sale will commence az IL O'clock anil will bo r H.
Thomas rsy os. y
r. N. NICHOLAS, lr
VIM. NEKEKvISS Trustees.
Richmond. Dec. 3. 6,,-tJ,
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FLORIDa LHN=D .aGE.NCY

n Ctce Tor the pu chase and sale Of land is opened at
q Tallahassee the seat ii government, Florida II
that the rich lands in Florida well adapted TO the culture
Of those great staples, Sugar Cane aud Sea Island Cotton
nat gentlemen, who visit this country with perm4-
nent settlement, labsr under many Disadvantages in the pur
chase or location OF LANDS; which believed might be DIVA,
ted by this office. Its the intention Of the 10 he
prepared with special information esye q1af and
ernt c ts most valuable lands, which may offered Tor
sale ~ the government by individuals Books will he
ed oi t esripg Of all estates which may committed q,
the charge Of said Office with drafts aud descriptions Special
examinations will be made ~ all deemed
The said office will be prepared TO attend all business
tive 10 the perfect completion adjustment Of land oias
10 all business sPPeaiuny 10 th Donation Pren7po
Laws passed by the COngress the United States for tb
beneh OF The early settlers ~ Florida, aud every deerio
ton Of business relating to General Land IeeHcy Map,p
the public l1uds, which offered Nav as and ~
those which may be hereafter advertised for sale By the m
vefnmen al all he procured. Letters pod oad
sddfesscd to Rehad g Allen & co. Tallahas.es FErjdt
wllibe attended TO- RICHARD q. ALLEN K co
Tallahassee, f2ih June 1876.
REFERENCES.
His Exeellcncy WIN. T.. Dual,
Col Robert Butler, Surveyor General,
General RicIsfd H. Call,
Col. Jsmes Gadsdeu,
Flsor Benz. Chaifes Tafahasce,
jonathan kobioi, III. Gad5eien County, Eleyiaa
4lleust = 28-wMt
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TO STRH-lTER ER!S

III subscriber informs the public that he has returnr
e ION New YoK daily qualified aud empowered 10 CURE
EhS on the plan adopted by Mis. Leigh and Oh
OF Inc New York Institution. lie has entire cured
Va al ihVeterate animsrIns winch had annoyed him im d
nyi and bas no idea that lac will tai back; indeed b,
"u not sdinher he Ied to do The single fact of h,
beng entirely cured sufficient his estimation to give conf
de- 10 The efficacy Of Tie invaluable discovery Of Mr..
Leigh though more proof is wanting, he prepared to ca
hibh numerous certificates from cured from gen
New York. ~ -
The subscribers agency will end months he therefor.
ADVISES those dPosed TO embrace The opportunity aein
themselves under his to make sreedy apple alton To-
te directed to Catei'y'e Cumberland county, Va post
wall be promptly attended 49,
lie resides IN Powhatan county, ten miles from the Court
hoe, he same distance from Cumberland Courthouse aud
nne miles from CaItersviie DaId be had his fan
ior 80 per week The stage passes four tiDes week b
Dickeisons stofe, five miles ION hts residence
L. II. MOSBY
Agent for Mrs. Leigh and Dr. Yates
Powhatan. Oct. ~. 4i-wa,r
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10 ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS, Sc.

PrePoais for tie budding Of drsena near augusta
SoNFoRMAuLY, to an Act Of Congress. passed On H..
" 2O; Of Nisy last aud to instructions received from tbe
Ordnance Department. will receive PfopUsals until the 25,
OF December next iorthe building uf a. sena with the
same kd OF materials aud on plan spending with the
Que nOw Standing the vicinity Of Augusta executing an adj
ddion to be made Ofa wing FOR 0hcer, Quaer which in die
present. budns was omitted III the North corner also an
addition OF sA feet IN length aud four breadth TO io
wings winch are to form the Objects quarters, with pizzas
'front.' oil both stores 20 be supported ny columns 4
the same Kind OF stone as si which forms The base coping
u the present wois aud also the sub5uon Of brick coraice
aud blocku cutters for the wood cornce, common Tin
CUTTERS on The present Arsenal Tie site the SandbIl,
ADD not exceeding two miles disiaut that building
eesepstaie Proposals requested construct
proposed buildings with entirely new iteal,- another h,
construct with The privilege Of using all the materials OF
and the wall winch suriouns IL and third iU the pu chase
Of the present Arsenal SANDS without efesenee IT,
" connection with the building Of the The present
Magazine will Still be retained, aud therefore, charge wilt
be made in the proposals fof the construction Of anofhe
crOfdng i"the plan last mentioned, advantage will he
Gtiyed by the cont actor, from the materials II the presen
buildings which generally, state u excellent pteserya
on and as great Propoi,on oftbe most costly ones be
sayed without loss aud be transported the site with
much les exPen,e than could from any situation
~ ere hey could be obtained All the ree-stOnc winch ioIu
the base and coping Of tine present work. aud al the hely
framing ~ every description, together with all The doors, do
frames, window glass, sish window frame. aud bud and
The nor work. eau he saved Tor the buildings wit bU
scry ttne loss The savings TOO from nea three millions
i6ks, from the slate which the lfese Afstns
Will also he very considerable.
The p4een Arsenal i built Of the hest hard hfiek on ba
II lrce.Stone rsg ouf feet shove the gDurdthe work
believed 10 bg executed ~ mat'ry MANNER, and *
pecied that proposals will he cred hat WI tie condition
that new As,na shall be completed 10 every fespeot
style equal al least, tOthe present Que.
The sUpuinendet reserves TO himse the right Of deter
nnius winch u the old buildings shsI be Ust sken down
fed which VI d,e shall be 6' commenced and
peied. M VI. PAYNE,
Mejo' U. Siatss' A,my
Dec.i 59.-te5D
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ELEGY,
On the disintermeat of the remains of Comma
dore o. H. PERRY.


IN the disintermeat of the remains of CommO
dore o. II. PERRY.
BY AN OFFICER OF THE LExINGTos.
From, his lonely grave by the sea-wsShed sand,
To the cline vi his fate we Dor, him,
For he could not rest iu a foreign land
With the red waving ger him:
So we covered his breast with the stars Of light;
In the fag that he loved so dearly,
Wh,n he met the proud foe in hi. might
Aud the battle followed cheerly.
With mourning flag half mast displayed,
We reused our drums TO meet him,
And fore and ait we stood array,d,
With minute guns TO greet him:
While memory showed him ever nigh,
As ne looked when fame had crowned hiui
With victory beanng fiom his eye,
And freedom cheering round him.
Like some bright flower that meets its doom,
Like n.e young pue whose mountain bicou,
The bolts Of Heaven have wasted
So fell the beautiful and brave,
In the zenith Of his glory,
With a nations tears to wet his grave,
And embalm his name IN stery.
Then stiew his bier with early flowers,
Aud the laurel Ger him,
jYho made the seas proud Mistress " ours"
What none had done before him.
Let hear aud roll along,
Till winds and Hoods weary;
While music wakes the chords of song,
For the Hero ct Lake Eiie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16

JgIiE subscriber offers 10 he friends anil the pub
lie sell AZ kinds Of e0untry produce Commission,
aud pieicssthe srcest attention to the lie vii ao
sucd the seiec, aud buying Of every description Il
Gfoc sni from h long eSpcriece 10 ta line, he hops
give seners satisfaction For the present be- found
the Old stand oi l. H. Co., doors sbs, tie r Tavern.
NJ q. LAKELAND.
Nov. "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16
.5pCOR1fTCE pLOTJGfS

WIZ subscriber has hsnd offers Tor ale nj ihe
Richmona Plough Mandatory, opposite Unio Hotel
sscfuen ofhe rclshrsted VI Cofnck the cat and IN.
Improved B8R-SH4RE PLOUGHS.
WILLIAM PALMER
Atom haui, few lhree.hofse Seifshupensrs.
Sert. .. gg-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16
RocfefPs nm for MI

nm The 6b day Of January next thi. mill will be sold 10
~ highest bidder u - situated at Rockets about ion
IRON the Corporation lnc Of the city Of Richmond g.
run four par Of stones suited 10 grinding corn aud ,es,
furnished with all the machinery for the
Of Hour on large scale The mill under lease Tor s
yt al SoVO per anuum ie hfst Of which vii! expire On ,
ict day Of the pfesen yea The shnve rrooey vii he s
% credit Of one and Two years. THE PROPRTEToRs'
uec.f2. 80 o.,.siS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16

TINE subscriber oilers Tor sale that Valuable rro,s a.
a Tavern ~ Dinwdde Courthouse, with two bundrs3
- land; with about 20 acres Of ft meadow land h .
ifst ate land for The culture of tobacco cotton 81, -
small sfan there than half e. in m nsios o,,,
II Is deemed unneeesrry o. describe te Improvement. h .
'uheni That wey sre OIL good, huge and convenient; Ibis ii
one u The best sts1d Tor tayein, known in this see :
The county, fScluvs Of the different court DAYS ana ost
public meetings Within tvs hundfei ,~fd offbe tavern hail.
inss issh academy which always occupied Nv
iescHef Tir land Will positively be soJ 10 the bisef nj
der, the ish Of December G A. II beinr cont ,s,
oade known on ihai day and soeomDodstr.g.
JAMES SCOTT
'.t'fs F0-fds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16

Amount of receipts above the ex-
pendiiures for the yesr ending LIST
July, 1925,
Excess of receipts over expenditures
for last year,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16

On the ist July. 1928, balances
were due from contractors, post
masters and late pos,maslers u
mounting to
There was due to- contractors Tor
services rendered prior to that
time, which should be deducted,
the SUN OF $26.54S 81
Amount of debts since
sscertained TO lie bad 27,Sli III
Suits pending aud iuds-
ments amounting to lag 800 w
Estimated amount of
balances composing
part of the debt
above stated, which
have been adjusted
by credits $4,000 90
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From this sum deduct the amount
of the expenditures, over the re-
ceipts fos the year ending lst july,
1924,
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IN OVERSEER TyIT'TED-


INHE annual eeus 1t the StrkhodeT Er the eieetiot
81 Directors f,r hc Bank, and or tie cfc.s Of Daconn
1nd beFDh, will be btld WrFne.day dc 80 dy 81 Janu
afy ueGf. HM. HEKEEVfS, Cashier.
g. "a
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'|0N TWI fI"|TI
alTII be sod fyf Csh pubc austin on MONDAY be IL
W day Of January next At Oreensvilio Cobhouse being
court day % - likely young ADD ysuabe SLAHES be.
longing o. the estate 81 simon f0inei jf. Sec.
Uce.H ti~tds 10. IUNDY. adn,'r.
1Y virtue deed Of trust executed the subscbe for
ID pufposes therein expressed will be iot public suction
for cash. 20 81 u land belonging tie Of Robert
sins dec II the Tavern Of Wkns ls ia the county Of
Chesterfield, onths 10Th day Of January neat such title will
ouy be conveyed vested in BY tie deed sfore.sJ.
RICHARD LIAM, Trustee.
Dcc.fA Ct--et.
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENr,
October llth. lS2G


NJ Office is hereby given 10 the Projectors Of
the unredeemed six per cent. Stock, created in
pursuance Of an act OF congress passed on the S,h
February, 1913, that it has been decided. by. lot,
that the certificates mentioned in the annexed
schedule. amounting in the whole to two millions
aud two thousand three hundred and six dollars
and seventy.one cents, on the surrender thereof,
be paid the first day of January, 1927, to The
respective Stockholders, to their legal represen
tatives attorneys duly constituted at the Trea-
sury, or at the Loan Office here the Stock, thus
to be reimbursed, may stand credited TO the pro
prietors thereof.
! II is further made known, for the information
| OF the parties concerned, that transfer oil The
! certificates mentioned In the annexed Schedule
| from the books OF the Treasury, OF any com
missioner OF Loans, will be allow ed after the liz $
day of December next, and the interest all iii,
| certificates contained in the said Schedule wil
cease and determine on the day preceding IN,
day hereby fixed for the reimbursement thereof
RICHARD RUSH,
! Secretary Of the Treasury
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.anHER rISEhfEn.L.
1887 So

i'HE tract d Land called Hd Gfove containing sb.ve
800 arfes yius IN thc lower end Amelia connf, for
neriy adsei'sd, It'll fgt sale IL would make an
on plantation IL viii he sold sI ozsther divided mt
parcels. FAe terms will ht Recommending.
B'gwar'. mafch4. ~'-U nm y. airs
IN OHEHSEER JY.IHTED.
good nDrf thafirfeI, whU = know 10 he b,ne,f tenn
- Pefts aud industrious; ch one would ~. Il with l
"'Ee' 'y applying a, the Short Pump, lienioO county.
my W. ST.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REPORT:

Ned the PreSi-
5ress.
he MT.
= 18Th, 1926.
Si,252,O6l 80
l.2o6,5s5 ~
1916 80
$1,SsS,4l6 SO
l,3Oo,316 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07
T1nTZT aE NTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION
TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1926.
IN SENATE

Inc wee President communicated a letter from
Thomas Randall, one of the persons mep,joned !,
/ Comm 'dpre Porer's communication IN the S.,,,o
OF the Y ult. enclosing COPS If the n,in,si
publication alluded to by the Commodore and com
inen'inS upon the character and Objects of that
communication, aud requesting that lis letter. with
the paper enclosed, be printed and re erred in tho
same Committee to which the letter of Com por
Ter has been referred
On motion of Mr.. Smith, the letter and ,,,or
affairs. "" Nd'" i
The following petitions were presented and re-
fered f7''''' anu re-
by 'lr Hayne. he pefi ion of James Rug,lss
promising 10 establish READING room in the Capt.
'ai Tor me use OF the Members of Congress.
~ MIR. Flndiay, the petitjon of the Tr,;,o1
States Insurance Company Of phlo ,oloh,s -
mat, as underwriters, they have claims n, scve,aI
foreign powers o an i'nmease amount. and nrovi,e
congress 20 sdopt such measures as shall have ,be
erect OF restoring to them the property of which
The? are so wrongf1lly dsposse.sed.
var. Marks presented certain resolutions Of tho
Legislature Of Pennsy lvanis instructing their Sen
Ator@ and Representatives. in congress. TO use Their
eNeTtons TO prOcu c tie passage Of = law TO mako
me nece'safy appropriations for he construction Of
b.e'k"aier IN Delaware Bay. Laid on the table.
Nj w hite presented sundry resolutions nj ,he
Legislature Of Tcnncs.se, relative TO AMENDING ,bs
20 sti'1iion, regards tie election Of pre.;,,sn,
'"o 'I,' Fesldeot, AID to prevent the appoint
nent Of my Member Of Congress to any office
wihIn ne gin Of tie President during the period
Tor winch he shall have been elected, and for six
months thereal er, with certain exceptions Refer
re1 10 Select Commite &c o. amending the Cons,itu-
ton.
". Noble submitted the following resolution for
consideration
HesoiDed, That the Committee on Public I,.nds
DC instructed 10 inquire into the expediencv Of per
milling by law, purchasers of the public laod. in
a" cases where they have entered one quarter sec
non at the rate Of two dollars per acre, and made
'ie payment thereon OF eighty dollars, 10 receive
patents for eighty acres, upon the payment TWEEN
~ collars more, and renquishing 10 The United
o'aies the residue Of the said quarter Section.
MI howan's resol ltion, relative to the es,ab-
iishmeht Of new Collection District. to include
me Town Of loui>ville, taken up and agreed 10
MI Hauison's resolution, relative 70 the estab-
ishnenl OF new Collection District on the Ohio
RIVER 10 include Cincinnati, was taken up and
agreed 10
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PRELIMINARY REMARKS

Inc writer Is well acquainted with Nr Adams.
oo'h personally and politically He believes that Mr.
a. win brilliant natural mental en,iowInents. las
devoted great portion of his lie to readiag. study
ana reflections not only in relation 10 bellelet,re.
ou' 10 the science OF politics. and that he is quite
an accept In all The occult mysteries of the art.
n VT ADAMS had the misfortune, however, to receive
his first political impressions in he,erodor sch. 81
aud iros. some peculiar organization of mind hi,
hrst impressions are indeble, and unconouerable .
ihey are permitted 10 ripen into habits. and they
become to him obligatory and irrepeaIabe laws.
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covered that chance was preferable to a corrun,
choice, and have trusted providence. rather ~.
themselves FIRST magistrates and senators bod
oetter De maze heTedttGry at once, than that the
Peopie should be universally debsuched and bribed
90 !" iosgefheads, and fly to arms regularly every
year Ih'nk heaven; Americans understand III
ing conventions; and If the line should como so;,
IS very possible 1t may, when hereditayy descc1f
Sha'f oec0He tess eUH, than annual fyo,,d ,,,,J
p'0ie"ce, such convention NAV still nreye,, ,La
hrst magistrate from becoming absolute 40 iii -
hereditary. 40 wen as
Nedbam mad also said: "that il is b,, ,os
lhat me people should see that none -. ;s,a.
es'eu IN the supreme authority but persons of hs;r
own election; and such as must in a sho,, 80
le'ufn again into the same condition viii ST.,
selves la answer TO which, MIR Ads,os. ot.a-.I.
INA. the americans have agreed " i'm this ,,,,i,o,
~ 'his sentiment. This hazardous exneri,,,o.',
hey nave uied, and u elections are soberlv rnaIo
u Inay answer very well; but il partie. Gc,;o-'
uTunkenness, brides, armies and deljfiurn 60 -
as lney always have done, sooner or Later o. -, '
ofoh and decide every thing, the people rns, 80.
nave recourse to conventions and find a re.''sJl
Neither philosophy nor policy has vet dsco~csoyd
any o'neI cure, than by pfolonging the duration Of
me hrst magistrate, and senators, The evu - "
e'sened and postponed, by elections for longe, ~
I'ods Of years, tall they come for fe and II ,b;5 =
no' 'ouho an adequate remedy, there will rern.in
no olheT' bot to make them hereditary. The AL
eacy' or the dread of unpopulsrity, that sbonlS
auee any man 10 conceal this important ,rn,b -
the iull view and contemplation of The oas.'Ju
"o0io Os weakness If not vice"
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FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

New York, January 2.-The packet ship Don
Quixotte, Capt. Clark, sailed the evening of tn,
10th of November, and brought Paris papers to tn,
18th inclusive, which contain no news of impo--
lance.
A letter from Havre Of The 18th, says: " about
2434 bales OF cotton has been sold since the begin
ming of the month; Uplands at 70 to 81 IL sous
4Aabamss % to 81 IA, Louisianas SO to 81"
Copies of the ratified treaty between England ant
Columbia were formally exchanged at London or
the 9Th of November.
The Egyptian expedition for the Morea, had MOI
lei Alexandria On the 10Th OF September.
1t was said body OF $4,000 Egyptian troop.
had been collected in the vicinity of Cairo, and
were training by general Boyer and a number o.
other French officers.
Office of the National .4drocdfe,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-14
Nineteenth Congress.
SECOND SESSION.

A quorum of both Houses was convened
at Washington on Monday the 4th instant,
and the following Message of the Presi-
dent of tho United States communicated
to them on Tuesday morning the 5th, and
was issued on an extra sheet from the Of
flee of the National Intelligencer, on the
afternoon Of the same day.