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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04
L.4YD FOR NlLE

PURSUANT TO deed Of trust the subscriber
by William Lee, and recorded the county court OF
hehnond for the purpose ofsecuiing John Lyeil, eea
sum Of money there expressed be due shall expose
TO sale by public auction, for cash, the dwelling house
said Lee, the 9Th Feb next The Of land convey by
SAID deed Of trust, containing BY estimation eight
lmoie or lssD and lying the counties Of Richmond and
WestmOreand, much Of the land as will he sufficient
TO satisfy the aforesaid and all costs attending The execp
ton Of the Such title in the subscriber a.
trustee, will he conveyed 10 The purchaser.
JOHN + u. JEFFRIES, Trustees.
Dec 3. 60 iat
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M I'LL he sold Monday the 22d II January 1927 n
W font of the Eagle Hotel city of Richmond for
cash, valuable brood mare by Sir Alfred, and
coai one Stallion, old nrxt sprIng by CmIem
uncomnony likely; the other lilly wears oil next .pinc
BY Sir Charles Racer invited this auction
Il Is often that such horses exposed to sale The ,
gree will be more uiIy shown the day Of sale.
NJ. MONTAGUE.
The above sale will he conducted by my son H. w. Nlonta
que, who Is hereby authorised and empowered convey te
the purchaser good title NJ. NJ.
Dec. 10.
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sale OF NEGROES.

WILL he sold I, highest bdet cash. in front Of the
" Bell Tavern, in the city Of kichnoud Thursday the
fourth day oi January next (iss7 fair, oth-rw-e
iai day thereafter bcwesn so 100 oes belonging
the estate OF William Douglass, dee. consisting Of men,
men, hcys AMI gir!s Aous them xauabe
p,nie-s, blacksmith, brcklayer sh,emaAers mer sawyv
coal PIT hands, and house The sale continue
day 10 day, until Completed. BY THE EXECUTORS.
N.wkent County, Nov. 81 5o-,is
~ The Above sale will be conducted by K & A. Hubbard,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04

GONE years since, by Letter of Attorney inveded Mr.
y Daniel Weger If Chesterfield county, Virginia, with
full power 20 sell, otherwise dispose OF interest u The
lands vi my father, the late Col William Smith, lying the
States Of Kt utky aud Ohio have revoked and annued
ell power aud authority, which al any time heretofore
gave vested in the said Weger, 10 dispose Of my ute
Test in the said lands. EDWARD W. SMITH
Der.
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EOR HHLE-

REiNo desifous 20 the western country offer
II i9t sale NY farm called HaGE containing by late sur
vey flO acres large portion low grounds; ids
slaoled on The stage road Leading fio Richmond Fed
fiesomg n'ne miles above Richmond, Cbiekshamnny
swamp uefe WI he secded the farm from $50 10 75 bush.
els Of wheat al prime laud; father de option
unnecessary as those persons wishing purchase will f view
me premises where the terms will be nsde by the sub
icnut, Wi WINSTON.
Drt ~. -.ff
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ii az rsmmed 70 the jail Of the Town Of Je fshufg,
ins SJth DAY Of Sept 1875, = runaway, so inap
VINO eAi' ms name ELLtC feet inches high built
1s seas over bis right eye aud large kaot his left lex
Nc sPPesfs IKE had beeu broksn he j. Of black
complexion, aud states that he belongs to MI Nathan Hooker
Of south Csroiins, Greenyic District The owner - request
90 70 oyme ofwafd prove his property, pay charges snd lake
nun away OF be va be dcslt with the law directs.
ROGER MALLORY, Jailor.
Dtc' ~ 64--yf2v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04

HAIL NELSON has received by the Richmond Packet
VI sud other late arrivals from New York and Phlsdepba
part Of his FALL GOODS. Amongst which are, London
superss and cloths and osneres; Vseuta, Flo
ienine and swausdown vesing rose, point and Whitney
blankets white, red and yellow aanne carpetngs and hearth
rugs Irish linens, sbeetngs and Diapers German oxnaburgs
aud tickenugs thread ard cotton checks aud ticking; do
nestle sriings, sheeng and plids; London printed
bricks aoi oscoe Indie Swiss a6d Scotch null heck, ia
comet and csu,brie runs with general assortment Of TO-
ry silks sens, leces, add other fshonabie Fancy Goods
"teh ne will sell st ong.nas low prices.
srpL IS. at
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Trust Sale Of Valuable Land ana Negroes

Trust Sale Of Vdiud6ie Land and Negroes
execution OF deed Of trust, from Lew Jones snd Pm
denee his wife, TO the payment OF various debts due
from the late tim Of Norris aud jones' the
proceed - sell public auction, the 10th day January
nex fair, 1t not tue next fair day, the residence of Lew
Jones, ~ tie county OF Nt0way, the Of land on which
he resides, on Big Holloway Tive containing 1873
due portion OF flat aud timber ed land, the upland fertile IN
high state OF Improvements IN good condition for farming,
and well adapted To the culture Of corn wheat tobacco and
cotton and oonmodJus dwelling house ice house and
all necessary out houses. THIS situated in
and agreeable neigbboufhood within 45 mills IF Pe.f
burg Aso other tract ~ land containing 50
portion flat lan lying IN the county Luxembourg and Motto
way, both sides OF Big NOtoay river adjoining the we'll
known Fails Mills which have been heretofore sold for te
benefit OF the creditors u the late firm Of Morris Jones.
Also, other tract Of land containing 266 acres living IN
the county Of Lunenburg the road leading from The Fall
OF NOttDway river to Lunentufg Courthouse
In execution Of the aforesaid and al the same time and
place. the subscribers will proceed sell In like manner be.
ween 10 aud 90 valuable save large portion aud
aud also eafr1ge hut little Used. Tie subscribers will also
sell under The provisions OF the said deed, the aoread LEV
Jones stock Of all kinds, which cunsidered 10 be valuable,
consulting Of horses (neiudins pair nf horses cows hogs
and sheep. Aso, all bis bgust hold kitchen furntne
farming utensils including Wagon aud gear land vii
he sold on credit o one and years. personal estate on
credit OF twelve MONTHS the pun ohasefs giving bonds with
approved security. The sale will continue from day T. dsy
until completed.
Nov %. '5a-td.
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EGecutor's Sale.

IA ILL he sold at pubic suction Thursday the sth Jay
" oi January next, m oherwi.e the fair day at
Po"hatln ouiouse it being day) 20 Negroes consist
ing o. Men, women boys AMI girls Among them there
valuable house servant any Virginia. excellent
penier and Wsver aud prime crop hands Those Ne
oes ave "id IA consequence Oi the purchasers ct them
having complied with the terms OF former sale, made
lat residence Of Ednund Harrison dec ON the 2Oh Ja, of
Nobrmher last. ~ "
irihs; Bond with approved security payable the
~" November next, ST. with until pal
\e interest to b. reunited the principal he puneu pnd
NhiHL HARRISON, ex'r Of Ed HAMS on, dec.
Amelia county Dec. 81 1926 6R-,d.
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Uliplp0nl Gr0Lnmrr .NchnoL.

Vie extent To which this Institution has patonz,
from ITS aud the which, under
proper management cannot s 10 cumbue induced
cr'ber TO ;otso ether and u devote the best
OF ms inin TO fostering Into mature usefulness charge which
was committed Ia him IL. earliest Infancy lie
'ngy determined to extend the studies atihis boo
mat the siui.nl wishing to complete his education the Un
'eisty OF Virginia, other College the United
may not only have the epsrng himself eulranc
hut ~ having previously stu lied at the Grammar School,
ever may he conprehcnded the classical
Courses OF tue collie for which he designed, may tn.
period oi his cole gate iahours, aud wh industry
aud ability, ensure distinction his classes While the
seholar Is ahouru the rugged paths science lie
mi he occasionally called aside by aing avoca;on
The principles aud structure Ut his language will
infinitely explained TO him aud by tracing
primitive tongue, each word derived such the d.,
Languages ne be learning, and by Observing the
gies between tnem he will find himself agreeably exercise, in
improving his knowledge at both Alter lac shall have
1uIed competent knowledge Of the his own
language has attention will directed the cultivation of
ms TASTE For that purpose he will tske book, as
Lectures on Rhetoric; but instead of Continuing him
authoritative aud frequently superficial dieta Of In. Blair,
he the ain OF his instructor la him love
research, by eoiatng for HIM the opinions critics
both anet and uudern The vii! fur
er comprise aniisEt aud modern geographic the tue
globes, practical surveying logic, m,tphyses and moral
philosophy The school viii be furnished with an excellent
pau Vi globes aud complete ing ns;
while MI Gues extensive plantations will auId the ,oung
gentlemen ample room fcr the skill in survey
A. having been rumoured that Mr. Rockford intended to
retire from the matheseal depa this soho. the
nbscriher.is happy 10 state, that he will
The duties OF that Department. doubt the ha
hs. hitherto accom- Paned h;
Ihe present session OF this school will close the 18th
De1emhe The hex, session will the ,s, DAY
vi January 1877.
Prices Of Board and Taiiion
Board per OF ise ,noltAs, so
Iu'tioi, 90
The prices of Board and Tuition payable in advance
1t IA any cases should be ueunyeHrnt money,
bonds wall be expected; that Tor board pa able Mr. Giles
the other (ior tuIton) To the subscriber.
Mr. Giles is budiug aud will have ready by the
January, house exclusively for OF
The school, that any may have been
heretofore sustained y young gentiemen from
that .essaiy occupied the roo will entirely re-
moved by this building
An arrangement will probable he made with gentleman
who celebrated teacher OF language. 10 -.v
lessons at the Wigwam, winch opportunity viii he
pest nted To such OF aya
iaSe, the French, Spanish, German Italian languages
BARTHOLOMEW EGAN, Prineipal.
Nov ~. 5i-ic
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EDNCAITOM.

FEIHE subscriber intends opening school in the Of
u S,even'bug, Cupeper county, cling the roth
OF January next and terminating the first OF December
following, with intervening vacation Of three weeks
che In this school will be taught Orhngraphy, Read
ing, Writing Arithmetic, English Grammar Geography,
Moral and Political Philosophy aud the Latin languag
Terms: Board, including washing, fuel aud Candles S75
tuItiob 25 The whole payable emi-annually in advance
Ito situation considered of the most beautiful in the
State. The subscriber promises his the
attention TO department Of al pupils who be entrusted
10 his eare sh. be spared TO promote their progress
the branches lesrnng which their he
directed. JOHN w. HARRIS.
Jan. Q --9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04
IWenfy DOLLARS Rew0Td.

= ANYWAY from Frsncb a. WILSON, Al, the Ameii,
~ SPfm5s negro boy named ROWLAND, about es heen
now lurking about Maj Edya,d Moeiey's OF pOwbatsn Of
whomI Pnfehs'ed bin, in Richmond where he has bro.
her VIII give the above reward for said negro be deliver
Whon or be seeuredin jail that get him again. aud will
pay all reasonable eHpenets.
Dec. 20 Sc ,Ss,s ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04

WA sea- upon Accommodating teIn ,aud, lying
IN the county OF NottOwsy, Containing
and tetcs hund,ed acres, situated Nooway RIVER auI
containing age portion Of first bottom land we'll adap-
led to the growth oi Tobacco ANY other crops the
good and well suited for the culture Of ton The other
tract Containing between aud eight hadred ceres
deep creek, and bounded by creeks, which afford
large quantity OF very excellent nst land All person dis
posed to purchase invited 10 view the premises will
n shewn by the oy,reeIs by myself applications
August 90 S2--ll KIiuAKn L. liz Z DAANAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04

LII persons indebted the of John Warren dec.
- ana Richard a AID John Warren, late oil Newk
Souy, ave required 10 make Immediate payment the sub
'ehe' and al persons having claims against said Estates
requested to make them KNOWN
THO. H. TERRELL, admir-. Of John
W aFren, dec who was the surviving pa tner Of
Richard a aud John Warren.
zee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04

II. =. SHI1Hd1FSRI, Practical Dentist,
EI0R the better accommodation Of INV v,,.
have rented rooms the yelling house formery o5
suped - Dr. CLARK Oh street, opposite Mr.. NtsDns'
0hee hours from until two M, and fion 10 2 D. M
Dec . t,ytf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04

Iy Th. ENQUIRER published twice week generally
and week during the session of the State
me-Pree, thu same heretofore, Five Dollars per ahun,
svabie advance. Notes Of chartered speeiepsyns tsn.
iy) will be received payment The Editors will guaran-
tee safety Of reutng them by nail; the postage Of all let
era being paid, by the writers.
n paper win be discontinued but at the discretion Of
the Edors) until all arrearayes have hesn paid up.
n Whoever will sasran;ee the payment of nine papers
shsIi have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
S1 One square, Or LESS-Eust insertion rs cen,,-each
continuance, 80 cents.
No Inserted, unit, i; ha. either been paid
fr assumed by person this city, its
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NO IICE.

IL persons indebted TO the of Thomas H. Bradley,
"A dec, requested t AXE a payment John
Ii. Williams Esq and all person. having claims against the
estate requested them han Tor yn,.ui he
i. alone authcr ed TO settle the estate
SOPHIA BRADLEY, adn.x of Thos. H. Bradley dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04

Tobacco TtOisterS aud Sfemmers
NJ wish to hne for the ensuing year 80 .od rwis,es and
w Stenmers OF tobacco torsuch JeIAl price wall be
given application To- Mt. r. G. GILLIAN Richmond or TO
The subscribers IN Manchester.
Dec. 49, e7.n LANES IL pATTrsnN & co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04
MOTICE-

WISH 10 employ Tor the ensuing year Young Man If
y good moral habits as Manager Small Farm soout
nse Of edged tools would be preferred.
Richmond, Dec. ~. go MARTIH DREIYRY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04
Lunntic Hospital. IVuiialnsbure.

NOTICES hereby given that all the cells N this institution
occupied, aud that patient will ne received
uu Of the said cells vacant ue notice OF which will
be given BY order 81 the Court OF Directors.
Nav &c. ST LEO HENLEY, o,c.d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04

A TEACHER qua.IIed teAch lac Latn aud Greek Ian
"A guage and ID, higher branches of English literature
wanted 10 take charge The E'std academy by the 10Th
January, 1927. S. WHITAKER,
Secretary TO the BOa'd Of Trustees.
Dec. 4. STD
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NE ~ KEnrT .4CaDEAfY

F7NIIIS Institution be opened 10y the subscriber, Mon
l. day the sth of January Terms Tor Board aud ru
tioo as heretofore. j. SILLIMAN.
Dec. 81. 81 2awSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04
RORERT C. SCOT1I


WILL, from The next February of Hanover County
w Court practice the Superior and Inferior Courts OF that
e1uny. His ateudinoe will be regular all the held
tn that county aud IN the City Of Richmond.
Deci4. ss6t
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MOTICE

E'HE subscriber offers h to his friends and the puo.
y lie, 10 sell al kinds Of country produce on commission
aud pledges The srctest attention to The lie will also
send 10 The selection aud buying Of every description Of
Orocttesi and from biz oHg experience that line hnrp
70 give general saisfseon Fof e present ay found
at the stand Of H. Co.. SIX doors above the Ben Tavern
Nov.2s. q" - Lay 8 s aiHi,D
FFNhk Directors Of the Manchester Tafnpss. Company.
u nave this DAY declared dividend II nine per cent o.
INC shst's Il the aid company payable the is Of January
next, ny application to Reuben Hozlsnd and Miles Bot.
Manchester, Dee. -. e7-@st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04
Horses for !Sas al .9nc1io1

WISH TO hire Fifty SAiy boys, TO be employed in
u Tobacco Manuiactory. COLIN tiAOEAE.
ManChe Dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04

yuyHERE sncies in the School Llhng ,rn,
which subo, iber deir- al filling before the
msncement, of the 25ih Of this month.
JAM TILT JOHN LEWIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04

CO.N'IV.A Y ROBINSON
TIAS practice of the law aud will atten'
u J. the courts held IN the CITY Of Richmond.
Jan q 7i--2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04

COIL PIT HANDS.
WYE To hire 10 ~ able bndi-i Coal Pit hands
W and some few Boa, hands DUNN Il BUKFoOr.
I,n2 7l--6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04

Whiskey, Cl0OeT Seed, Iron, &c.
4A a hid s Si',i.y sor.,,p ,lo,,r-,,,4
20 do timothy DO
20 do Herd grass d.
So tons Bar Iron, assorted
S-ine t,sie
~ pieces Dundee Scotch cotton haceing,
For Sale by WORKMAN 4 McGRUDER.
Jan.2 7i--2aNSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04

Bank of Virginia. Jan. l, 1927.
THE President aud Drectors Bank of VgiHa
4 declared Dividend of three per for the last hal
year, Capital Stock OF the Book payable the I5
ins'. VIM. DANDRlDGE, cashr.
Jsn.2 7i--1I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04

Farmers Bank Of Virginia
VTNHE President aud Directors have decs,ed dividend o
l. and half per the Capital Stock, FOR the last
months which will be paid TO the Stockhodvr, IN.
l5th instant. WM NEkERVIS, cssh'r.
Jan2 IL 2sw2w
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-05-26
Deaths,

In Charlestown, on Monday last, Mr. Will
liam Wiley, aged 20.
In Taunton, Polly Neall, daughter of Mr..
John Neall
Drowned, in Dighton, on the 18th instant,
Allen Francis Presbrey, aged 10 years, son of
Capt Allen Presbrey.
At Havana, on the I'd inst. Mr. Leonard J.
Bradford, aged IL years, son of the late Capt.
Leonard J. Bradford, of Bristol Mr.. Brad
ford was attached to the ship Roger Williams.
and when going into Havana, by the unexpect-
ed discharge of a cannon, he was so severely
wounded, as to require the amputation of his
arm, which he survived but few DAYS.
AT the Aims House, in Westport, ass on
the 18th instant, WILLIAM ALMY, Esq. aged
sixty-seven years.-For many years he sustain
ed the most important offices of his native
town, TO the universal satisfa ction Of the citi-
zens. Whilst he represented the town, in the
State Legislature, he was highly esteemed as
an intelligent man, and an ubie politician
About the year 1907, he removed to the coun-
ty ofCayuga, State of New-York, where by
repeated pecuniary msforunes, he became
reduced in his property. In the year ,SI6,
he returned to visit his come ctions; when he
was attacked with a complaint that deprived
him of his sight, and very much impaired the
use of his limbs. From early life, he suffered
from hardness of hearing, and for the last
two or three years, he was nearly deaf and TO-
tally blind, and had but little use cf his limbs
In that situation, application was made to his
native town, and by the authorities of the
same, he was cheerfully received, and all the
the comforts of life were as freely bestowed a.
could reasonably be expected. Every atten-
tion was paid him by the keepers Of the house,
and he was frequently visited by the Fathers
Of the toton, and the most influential citizens
As a tribute to their kind attention to the sub
lect of this notice, these few lines are dictated
by an eye witness. He was inferred al the
family burial place, in Tiverton, r. |. followed
TO the grave by an only sister, three grand
children, some ofhis distant come cfions, many
of the most respectable citizens of his native
town, and the towns bordering
As parent, he was indulgent to excess-
as neighbour, he was kind-as a politician,
he was active and frm--as a christian, he was
liberal in his creed--charitable in his inter-
course with the world-and while he was blest
with property, the needy ever found him a
friend indeed. Communicated.
On the 10th inst. at Plymouth, N. G. Of the
Small Pox, Capt. Ira X. Allen, of Warren,
aged about 22 years, master of the schooner
Rambler, of this port-an active and enter
prisng young man.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-05-26

were found lastweek, on the shore adjoining the
farm Of Mr.. John Chace, in the town OF Ports
mouth; and il is no UNLIKELY, that they belong
ed to the persons who left here, in the unfortu-
nate boat.
As there are so many lives lost by sail boats,
il appears to us, that something should be done
TO prevent their existence, or at any rate, to
have them SO prepared, that no danger can
grow out Of them. The boats which ply in
this river, are generally too heavily masted
and sailed; and as they are ballasted equally
as heavy with pig iron or stone, the moment
they fill, they sink. II would be well to pro-
hibit the building of them entirely; but as this
could not be well done, it would be advisable
to compel the owners TO make them life boats,
or in Other words, TO initiate them, so that they
will not sink.
A few DAYS since, we saw one which was in
fated, and although she had two tons of iron
ballast on board Of her, she would not sink +,
though filled with water. She is owned by Mr.
Wheaton of this town, and he informs us, that
the cost of imitation, does not exceed five or six
dollars. II is done by confning air in tin and
wooden cylinders, which will support ten times
the weight Of ballast generally used; and thus
secure the lives of the inmates, should the
boat be capsized.
The year before last, four lads and two men
were drowned; the last summer two young girls
and two lads shared the same fate; and this
spring, seven persons have been consigned 10
watery graves, by sail boats. Such waste Of
life should induce the public to make an at
tempt to eradicate an evil so melancholy in
its consequences, and which in many cases
cuts off the flowers of society.
The subject is worthy the notice Of the
Legislature, and we hope it will occupy the
attention Of that body. Until something of
the kind is done, continual waste of life will
exist and il were far better to abolish all the
sail boats Of the State, than to sacrifice the
life of one individual. Something ought to be
done.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-05-26
0o-We have been favoured by Capt. Charles
E. Hammett of the sloop Express, With Charles
ton papers to the 18th inst

The brig Julia, which arrived at New-York
from New-Orleans, brought papers from that
city to the first inst -
A paper of the goth of April contains copy
of a correspondence between the Governor OF
Louisiana and General Jackson. II is on the
subject Of an invitation from the legislature to
the General to participate in person at the cell
ebration OF the victory al New-Orleans on the
9th of January, 1928. The General accepts,
and prays the governor TO assure the legislature
' that nothing but the interposition of divine
Providence will prevent him from uniting with
them, and the citizens of Louisiana, his asso-
ciates in arms and in those privations and dan
gers which rendered glorious the day intended
to be celebrated"
On the goth ult. Mr.. Robertson made a Sec
on erostatic ascent in New-Oreans Theatre.
The balloon descended on the opposite side of
the river, and the Rronauts returned to the
city after an absence of two hours and a
half