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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03
FROM TIE PACIFIC.

BALTIMoRE, Dec. 2S.-The shin Gen Smith
captain Robinson, arrived at this port yesterday in
eighty-wo days from Linz, having sailed on the
LIST of Oct To The attention Of Mr.. VIM Martin
passenge7 in the ship; the editors Of the American,
are indebted for file Of Lima papers TO the 22d
Sept. inclusive, which have been placed in the
hands OF translator.
Flour At Lima was SIG % per barrel, accord
ing TO quality, by retail; duties and other expenses
$40. The quantity on hand, about IL 900 bar
rels, and III the hands OF SPECTATORS, who appear
very anxious to sell-large quantities Of wheat are
arriving daily from valparaiso.
The lrigate United States, Com. Hull. was in
Cborlllos bay. The u. :. slip Peacock, Capt
Jone-, sailed last of September for Guayaquil--aIl
"a good health on board bou vessels The Dol
pl.n had sailed about the middle o ugud Tor the
M1lsrave Island. Lieut.. Comd't Kennon, on the
occasion OF his transfer Of lis command of the Pea
cock TO Capt Jones' which, took place sbou, the
2Oih Of Sept, bad sword voted 10 him by the
crew M that vessel.
Csllso was still in possession Of The Royalists
and ii was supposed would hold out at ie Il six
months longer, notwithstanding it was closely
Glockaded by the Peruvian squadron. which con
sisted of frigate, sioop Of war, briggs and
2 scbooncrs.
BoIiyar was sill in Upper Peru.
The ship General Brown, Copeland, and cargo,
had been condem ed. This vessels cargo was part
~ Spanish property, and that part was given up
and condemned; afterwards, qua1liy of sword
blades were found On board which beiag contra
band, and the vessel having been bound into Cal
lao, were considered good grounds of condem-
nation Of the American part Of the cargo and the
vessel
The ships Alfred, Smith, Of Boston, Friendship,
Osgood, OF Salem. and brig Potomac, of New York,
rad been taken up by the government, and sailed
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RENTTTCKY 8cENCY

" oBEhr TBIPLErT, Date Of Riehmond,) having been
induced ~ number Jf VHginans, TO est ib.h himself
20 tiankia Kentucky, ofhe transaction Of then
ne Ia been engaged for the last six years inyest-
5S land ,e paying taxes, eDantnc aud selling au settling
Jung ior collecting debts &C. aud for that rrpee having
great expense, he tenders his services
a' ne iohe public in general lie is well known ia Rich
mono and Peierbug having done large Of
o eetTo places and some from Norfolk aud Fredefieks
oiIg as well az from various other parts Of the state.
tlr oJndres Green, Brooke aud Bouldn, the Hon VIM.
. archer Of Amea DIR. Johu Adams, mayor Of Richmond
mer John Scott aud Wa. S. Stone Frederick bufg Mr.
liaxa Petersburg aud air. Alexander Wilson, Norfolk
A9 The Hon Thomas Todd, Geo NJ. Bib, aud John Grit
endcn tahkio Ken. aud 10 Mr. Thomas Green Riohmond
vino ensssed and emPoweredto contract for seneie,
H. h"a SCENTS employed by whose aid he is enabled on
snort notice. 10 have b,sness transacted part
Letter. post Paid, directed T. Frankfort, will meet with prompt
attention. -
Frankfort, Oct.2 1924.
PS Since the above pennsd r. Tple has aoeisied
msefin business with ALBEIT r. Burnley and as hereafter
5oh will never be absent from their office the time.
respondents, who may make their oilers worth attention.
vii enufe II promptly from
Feb. 10. 95.--,sf TRIPIFTT RSuNTrv
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RaPPaH.a.N:NOCR .aCaDE.Ny

IBSHlS lntuon will the 10Th of January
n under The Management of Me.srs. BAKER aud PATIL
LO lately from Hampton Sidney College. From the repue
real and ability Of the instructors added to the well knows
remarkable saabrty ofibe situation and ccmmodousnes.s
the buildings extensive and well selected library &c. the
trustees anticipate the favourable result. The
instruction Will comure The Latin and Greek classes thor
fullest extent, together with such banche, of English edu
cation ordinarily taught in academies The scholastic
year will comprise two sessions the first nepg the
18th January and ending the 10Th July the second common
cling the 18th August and ending the 18th December Term,
Hoard, including washg Ss5 bedding il furnished Sg5
Tniion m instruction ~ the classics aud tie higher branches
Of English EauoaOn either both, SO; in the subo
branches, $50. JOHN H. BERNARD,
President IF tie Board Of Trustees.
Nov 4. 52-2tt
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EUUCaTJOM

MES ANN s. COPELAND will continue her School in the
A Forks Of Hanover, during the ensuing year Her resi-
deuce within mile of the Fork Church. and in remark
any healthy neshbourhood The usual branches Of an En-
History Arithmetic, SC. will be laugh in her school
Tue Scholastic term viii be ou the 18th January to the
TON Deeenber with vacation Of month during the
er Her terms are, for tuition $40, aud for bnardug wash-
ing and lodging 30 dollars The first quarter I've paid adj
vance, the remainder at the end Of the term.
Every effort will be used improve the morals and
OF tnePgpps, and no pains will be spared impress their
mind' that virtue alone gives true happiness.
Hanover county, gfh Dec. ee-..vtt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03
TO U.rDERT9RERS

VIE undersigned commissioners appointed by the county
court OF Goochand to act for the building of Court
mouse Tor said county, will meet at that place. pur-
pose on the 18th day of month, Jan) The house to he
hit OF brick, 40 feet by So pitch exclusive OF
the foundation with poreo front Of 10 feet the whole
be covered with tin The plan the buidp. the mode Of
constructing the interior, all further particulars will be
turn.h the day above naned half # the
said building will be levied June 1896 the balance IA
june, 1877. - - ~ -
William Boiling, William Touy,nns
q. Woodson Payne, and
d. Guerrant, William Miller.
Dec. q, 1925. C9---2,v,I
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NE WRE.NT 9C6DENY

'his school Will be continued year 81. Peter
Il Church. The tuition in the several brancbe,
be as ni Dir Judsou will remain instructor and the
year VIII commence on the trst MONDAY in January.
commend this school pubck patronage INV Ell ri. b, No,
be wanting and aaer myself That who have witnrs,e
the Improvement of the youth who attended it, will he
disposed 10 give it their cordial support.
, JOHN SIJTTNAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03
HORSE TRIEE

VIE subscriber will give OF Fen Dollars
L person who will deliver TO him. living Powhasn
" near Dsckensops Tavernl large likely Black Horse,
OF seven years old last spring, with white feet
blaze IN his face, and large the right hind leg
second oint This horse stolen from Powhaan
on Thursday the 18th u being day, generally sup
posed to have been carrie TO Petersburg; which place the
Intei may probably have traded sold him. notorious
a by the Garner the day Of the
pursued from Gainesville to the courthouse having
watch and guns but unfortunately for he made his
and no DOUBT found riding more agreeable than walking
Dec. Is. 66-2awdt John H. IlAy
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.HEEY OYSTER HoUsE.

TINE subscriber has opened OYSTER HOUSE, in the
l. city Of liehmond the Capitol at the OF
18th opposite the Museum where he will keep during
supply Of the best oysters The waters Of the Chesa
pcake Afford He has made arsng pioeure the bet
ih. wild fowl and vrn'son in their respective scssons All
which, with the choicest OF what the Richmond market
he served 10 those who call upon him, the
and " the shortest notice. lii, liquors will he
Of the fret quality, and he will maze every exeron
please and Ia give saacoD he hopes TO share OF
the public patronage. JOHN Is. SEAWELL.
My
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03

ElY virtue Of deed oftrust the subscriber ny
- Robert sanger, aud duly teooded in the Clerk Office
otihe County Court u Aihemarle county Va shall proceed
70 sell public safe for eady money Saturday, The 7h
day o January next before ii door Of the CITY Hot the
town Of Aletandria, d. the following Slaves, yx Dennis
Mary, Washington, aud JAMES.
Dec. rs Gj-tds " w gOUTUALI trudee
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Boarding School for YOUNG ladies

vo - C ,sas s"tS ,5I,.cV. yW O""S IudeS'
IVA open Tor the reception Of Young Ladie either Board
sT or Dy Sehoias The Of instruction embraces eve.
~ branch necessary 10 finished EDgh education the school
amply provided With globes. maps diagrams. &C. necessary
Ia tucijaie their instruction.
The L1r, Greek aud French with Hfe
Drawing aud Painting, Pointing Velvet aud Satin. Embrod
cry, aud every other KIND Of ornamental auzht on the
n approved principles and by teachers WIN reside ia the
family ~ hebOardng department Of the essblshment they
have had vy Considerable experience aud they
aud guardians that exeriOn will he made promote the
comfort and Improvement Of those committed ner care
The morals and manners Of The young ladies will be psra-
aily a,lendedto.
REFERENCE
Judre w. VI. Cabsil ltey. John r. TTorp,
Judge Wri. BrOt kenhrough, Rev. Robert -. Cfoe-
Second Brick House below the Old Sssu Tavern on H.
Shockr Hill
Richmond, Nov. SO. 5a-2.off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03
To Cotton Gro,cers and Cotton Dealers.
PICKING G BALING OF COTTON

HAVING erected two Cotton Gias IN the Boring ull
~ buillng % The of the Arbory, and Cotton Tes,
The place, am prepared Tor Picking Cotton and Bal
Jog ~ square bales Terms fJr pickng bane are one
tenh part and for baking Cotton already picked oneha cent
per pound.
CotonbaEgiss and Balios rope will be furnished at The
market price those who may nu prefer furnishing t l.
AL the Cotton that may be picked bsled, will be-
red free Of charge The growers NJ cotton that NAV be
~ Of ny gins whether disposed Of before after being pe
ed Willie permitted 10 take away many cotton-seed
BE- considered necessary to plant their next crop.
II am disposed to purchase about hundred thousand
pounds Of Seed Cotton fr whs the market price ~ CASA
will be giver WV O. PoyAIJ
nov ~ cc..wh;.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03
FRESH GOODS.

WE are now receiving b, almost every opportunity from
the best terms ny IL b. honasu- re.,ing there for the
purpose Of si'ns additional advantage
tins place. well a the PerknsonylIc. Frou the
perieneed partner IN Richmond, will he found much the
advantage Ut cu'tomes and ourselves We have Just
received also from New lok splendid selection of fancy
goods, bought for cash by chan much that
MARKET all of which Offer at the lowest price. vr cash.
cotton Tor the latter We will the highest price, ev,
at Lawrencevllc.o to FOX anu Montague, Riehnond
moNrAGUE MOTLEY co.
La,xrenceyille Dee -,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03

abou, the FIRST week in Sept. for africa, as trans
ports. A number of other vessels had been ta-
ken up for the purpose OF transporting troops, but
previous to their sailing, orders we've received
countermanding them.--Thc Chilli sluadron, con-
>is,ing of frsate and brig of war, commanded
by admiral Blanco, had been ordered up 10 Valpa-
raiso and would sail in a few DAYS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03
RUyMFORD ACADEMY.

INIIE first session Of the ensuing year, will commence At ,
n.iiiutCn Monday the 10th January, terminate on
the 18th June The Of education will he, heretofore
such will qualify the students admission into The Uni
yefsiy Of Virginia, any other Of the colleges United
States.
Terms Board, Washing aud Tuition each session Of
months lboad-rs finding their Bedding, Towels c $50
payable advance, Tuition alone SO pr. session. Ia
advance. WIN. HAWKES. Worm
Kine WIN. Dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03
EXECUTIVE AZ,

Richmond 24h Ms,, 1875
UTICE hereby given that from this time forward all
persons Offering themselves principalsor securities TO
any hosd or eontactto be approved the Executive will
reqarsdt accompany the with adavs legal FORM
stating the value Of the property which they would bon
possess after the payment nj ali their debts.
By oider, w. ii. RIcHAH DSON e. c:
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TO COTTON GROwERs

SEElNG that Richmond is likely become an importan
~ Cotton Market the subscriber has deter Offer hi
services to Cotton Growers to sell that article
lie can at all times be found al Shockr Warehouse.
Richmond, Nov. D. 52--tf BENZ: SHEPPARD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03

crawlsd away. This was the means of saving
our boat and several OF the crew. ! looked to-
wards the shore--my shipma,es were all ,nassa-
cred except an English boy, and two black men
who were then closely pursued by the nnives."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03

Letters received in town this morning state that
Mr.. Edward Thomson, OF Philadelphia, who lately
Jailed Tor large amount, has been arrested at New
Castle, just as he was going board of the ship
Algonquin, for Liverpool. ": y. Eng Post
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03

SITUaTION WANTED.

A YOUNG gentleman Of liberal .dueaton vy-e, to engage
Of small School Satisfactory testimony Of character AM,
qualifications be piouc ed addressed
b. w D. a, this Office, will receive prompt attention.
Dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03
TO COTTON GROWERS

kh subscriber has erected house in The resr
oihe one At present cecupedby him
We VIII receive COITON on Storage, free Of charge the
Planter sold lying IN his houses sorsre be charged IN
s cases when the cotton taken away lie will either sell on
C0n'sson,or gre "a cash The highest price paid the mar
kct MADISON yyALTHALL.
Af--r6fe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03

The Boston Palladium estimates that the dam
age done TO the Theatre in that city, on the night
OF kean's appearance, will amount to 1000 or to
1900 dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03
THE MOON.

uun,ou Of Moses with hi. God. The line. need
hav. right aud feel the ineluston to 10 w
us;iee can TO the merits Oi rh beautiful Pieee
THE MOON.
Hail, heatcou. aud incousant Thou who roTst
Thy sily CT ear around the 'eslm OF night
Queen Of self hours how iincul art thou
In e,uipaye and ve,ture. Now thou ernit
With slender horn pici Gang the western cloud,
~ on Judah's hIls, when Joyous thronss
With trump aud festival sau,el th.e
Anon thy waxen crescent 'r'i the host
decentralization, like some fanny boat,
Glide, Ger the wa,eles. ses:-ih.n u, a bride
Thou bows, thy check behind 4 ileecy veil
l'inid aud far; OF hr yht an regal robes
host bid thy fuorb'd chariot proudly r,ll
Sweeping with silent rem the starry path
Up To the hgh.s, node--then plungiug how
u seek din. Na,r in his misty ell.
To guide aud cheer her when the wes,c,i sun
forsakes her ? SomeIimc', rowing on thou shejd't
The -clipsiny blot ungrat' al, on that Sire
Who feed, thy with lieht-bu, sinking deep
Meath the da-k shadow VI the earth dos mourn
Aud fluid thy rstribui'on.
Oal7nee with Ocean, that h,> mighty h,ai
rosses at ,hinc approach. and hi. mad tuies,
Drinking Thy iav"r,ny glance, more iudely lash
Their rocky buwaik. 10 thy children trace
Through ehIv,tal tube ira,mdvrh
l:ven gaze thee ? With Euelid's ats,
Pcrchaucc, it"m poll. pole, her sphere they span,
Jler sun-ioy'd troPcs-,and her spreading seas,
Rich wth their myriad isles. Prrch,ncc they mark
Where igdia's cliff. the trembling cloud .uyadc,
az AnI.s with his fiery banner floats
"a that rou:h chain whence him OF Carthage pouiL
T'erio rs Rome. Thou, TOO, rerehance, has nursd
;oumc hold Copernic,s or iundiy oard
A GIllro iortl---those Sunlike souls
which shOne in darkness tho our dirknes. f1iTd
70 comp ehend them. Canst thou hua.t Lac earth
a Kepier skiiiu pioneer and wiset
n sase To wIiiehis name among the siaIs
Like ylorious IIei sche--or dynasty
Like great Cassiais which from sre 10
TranSmicd Science bihi light scard
Hose there some lunaI Horrax, Ia whose glance
llesplen,iant Venus her adventurous,
iieyeal'd even in his boyhood !-some La Place,
Luminous a the skie, he soughtto read.
Thou dcigu'sl answe'---or Ibin would ask
IT, since Thy bright ion, thou hast
Ou hi like Newton, waosc adnrted eye
The OF the universe eNplor'd!
Light subtle IA, its mechausm disclosed.
The mpetuou. Comet hrs mysterious lore
Unf0ldcd system after syston rose.
Eternal wheeling TIN gu sh the Immense of space,
a ui Taught him Of their laws. Even angels stood
A,nAzd---a. when IN ancient times they saw
ga Siana', top, mortal walk with God.
Vu he TO whom the secrets Of the skies
Where whispered, IN humility ador'J,
Breathing with cild-ke reverence. the PRAYER -
"When u yon heavens with all their orbs rax,J
".Jsk0sah L-sckGi is man 2"
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SALE OF NEGROES.

NJ ILL positively he sold TO the highest bidder Tuesday
w the 10th of January 1896, fair If
Ame eonr;h"use for cash. less than sixty Negroe,
ceio Negroes, and is likely be found IN Virginia
FRANCES TABB, by
Dec.H 7o-td JOHN X. ARCHER
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.Natiee 10 the Grorrera Of cnttnn.

Nottce 10 The GTOtcers Of Cotton.
BE undersigned intend regularly hereafter 10 be purchasers
a Of COTTON IN this market Ihsy will al oil times he
prepared TO pay for that article its fair market value cash.
aud invite those bringing here for sale them call
Rirhmnnh. Sent ~. 3a-ff KERR a nASKIE
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GoochIand and tonoper Land Eo,. s,aIe.

virtue Of an order Of the Superior Cod Of Chsneey for
the Richmond District, private sale tact Of land
nthe upper part Of Goochlani coHny the Of Lde
bUd Creek containing 147t iereabo anJ smother
aci ~ The county OF Hanover, containing 98D As
ieuabe TO Close speedily possible the Of The
ee The land will he sold moderate price and
nodang teTms Both tracts will be divided rufcbaser
The 60 'ehland land will he shen pefsons wishing pur
Chase BY M Winston Payne and she Hanover lands BY Mr.
Laney Jones Pos,ession can be given Immediately.
wal r. WlChtAM, Isus. eiins estate Of s Gist dec
Richmond Jan. o.. 1925. JJ-.ff
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'hE suosri ibvrs under the Fox RUnasur wit
transact general business off rr their ser
vices 10 their friends ana the public generally They are
pared to receive cotton storage sale promise III
81 iees attention TO any business entrusted TO them our
~ "htaSue will attend strictly TO the selection goods
,hat may be wanting ny country friends either auction
by private purchase Office Cary st. two doors ab,ye
hoheure hobinson& PIeasauts. CHS. I. Fox.
Dec. %. ca n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03

ENGLISH SEIyVE THINE.
n l09liA lbs. hest English Seine Twine, recently m
&Q@S2 ported direct from London Tor sale ON a
comnodating terms by VIM q WM. GAIT, Jr
Dec. 10. 66-,9,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03

Large Cargo.-Thc new ship SiIvanus Jen-
kins, Josiah Macy, cleared at Charleston, on the
18th inst. having on board 1900 bales cotton,
weighing $4,000 lbs. which is said TO be the larg-
est cargo ever taken from that place
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03
FROM RIO DE JANEIRO.

BY the schooner Butcher, captain Smith. at this
por, on Monday night from Rio, We have advices
to the 18th November. Capt. 5. reports that a
war between Buenos Ayrcs and Brazil was daily
expected to take place and preparations were
making at Rio accordingly. The vessels of war
all ordered TO be ready for sea by the 18th.
Some disturbances had taken place at Pernambuco
between German regiment and the Pernambucans
the latter, it is added, were much cat up---tht
two colonels of the regiment had been sent to Rio
foi trial. report prevailed currently at Rio that
Lord Cochrane was To return from England in the
irigatc Piranga, when she was rehtted. The Blu
cher brings dispatches for government.
The intelligence. published last week, of the de-
feat OF the Brazilian troops by the patriots OF the
Banda Oriental, had reached Rio, and it was added
that the Brazilian soldiers had gone over 10 the
side of the patriots
Capt. S. states that Baltimore flour had fully re-
deemed its character in the Rio market, and was
sought for in preference TO any other kind.
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BO.aRDLNG.

VIE prepared accommodate Boardes. by the
day, week, month"; year Zen twelve members the
legislature can be nodated.
- A.IoE u. WILLIAMS, uesr the Capitol
SR--ff
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had been deemed go arduous, may be effected.
without imposing an inconvenient burthen on the
community Willie the prospect of incslculabIe
advantages which il holds forth to the people; and
the certain benefit which it will extend TO poster
ity in ages 10 come. show that it is on object wor
thy your earnest attention and fostering care To
the successful progress ofthe work however, it is
essential tina, the funds which have been pledged
and tina, proper accountability and economy be OBJ
served in the expenditures.
Is The propriety suggested of the appoint
ment of officer, whose Office shall be kept
at the Seat of Government, and whose duty i,
shall be to receive and settle the accounts of the
Commissioners OF the Canal fund and of the Canal
Commissioners; TO enter his proc etlings in books
to be regularly kept, and TO file and preserve all
papers belonging to his Office, subject to the nspec-
ton of the Legislature.
g The importance of provision for the cons,ruc.
ton OF permanent public roads, leading in the d.
rections most calculated TO facilitate commercial
intercourse, is unGnestonabe. - Every means with
| IN the competency of the Legislature should be
employed in aid of such improvements 1t mus,
be admitted that the funds of the State are pledsed
10 such an amount in the public works already
| commenced, as would render it imprudent TO un-
dertake other expensive works at present With
OUT drawing heavily on the public resources. much
may be done for advancing the construction OF
permanent roads. The rotite of canals being es-
lablished, you will now be enabled to determine
upon the location OF such public roads es will by
their connection with our :onveyances on the ca
nals-the Ohio river and the Lakes -conduce mos,
TO the public advantage and convenience
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03

N0fHGE sbefsby gwen that there vacant CELLS IN
the Lunatlc Hospital in The Cts q Williamsburg for
lie reception o. psen both departments nal, and female
BY order ii the Court Of Directors.
LEoNGRD. HENLEY. c. G. n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03

we are truly gratified in being enabled to state
that an order has been issued from the Navy De-
partment directing that all outfits and repairs reou
ed by the squadron in the West Ind es under the
command OF Commodore Warrington, shall be
made at the port of Baltimore. We hone this
order may be the forerunner of the success oftbe
MEASURE recently proposed in Congress by MIR.
Barney, that navy yard be established in the CITY
OF Baltimore. Bait. american.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03
MIR SHAL'S sale.

NDER dec ee e the Superior Of Chance,,, for
- the Richmond District made the 18th day Of March,
The case OF Syme vs. Swami, shall tie day Of
tins month, (Dee offer sale the hgbe., bidder at ub
ie auction fer cash. the house of Alien Denton in thu
women. J.. M Sc n, ID n,
Dec % go -