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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-23
NINETEENTH coMGaEgs
TUESDAY, Jan. I6. 1927.
.EcoSD SESSION.
IN SENATE.

N!T. Smith, OF Maryland, from Ike Conn i,ee
on Finance, report Ell bill for The reduction of the
balance al two millions, kept in the Treasury as a
Sinking Fund; which was read
The IL OF II. returned the act to provide for TAX
ing evidence in the Courts OF the u s in certain
cases; with amendments.
The amendments were explained by sir. Ber-
rlen, who moved their adoption, which was agreed
TO.
The following RESTITUTION. submitted on Friday,
by MIR. liarri.on, agreed 10
" ResoiUed, That he Committee on Miiitarv
Af'irs be instructed 10 enquire into the evpe,lien .
cY OF giving rank TO the officers OF lie Paw De-
prr'ment OF the Army OF The u. S. -
The tworesolu,ions submitted yesterday Nv NJ,
Cobb. respecting additional Compensation 10 the
~ Anitor' and calling on that officer for certain
information, were considered and agreed to-
Mr.. Johnson, Of Kentucky, made a repor, |. ON
the Committee 10 whom the subject was referred.
in relation 10 surveys OF sites for a Western Ar
mory, sce'm panied by resolution, which was
read once, and the repor, was ordered to be prnted
Inc bi!l Tor he relief OF John Smith, T. and
wilson 4. Hunt, was taken up, and on some
question put by MIR. Chandler, the rerort made bv
the Committee Of Claims last session and The &C
companying documents, were read by Mr. Benton .
who advocated the bill at considerable lensth'
MessTs. HsrrIron and Brrrien also smoke in favor
OF the claim. whea, motion Of Mr. Smith, Of
. Z. the bill was laid on the table
The Senate then, on motion OF Nc. Benton.
went into The consideration OF Executive business
and, after 2 or hours thus spent
The Senate adiourred.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The following gentlemen compose the Connie
tee to which has beea referred the memorials .;
rliiSeos OF various States of the Union, rrayins
'ha, sa exploring expedition may be fitted Out.
and sen, TO the Northern Southern polar regions.
Tor lire purpose, among others, OF asce tanning tho
correctness oi The new theory ot Cap:sn Syn.ncs
as advocated and explained by Mr. Re uold.
Mr. Wofihington. Ir. Wolf. Mr.. Basse,,, VI
sap"ders, MIR. Carer, Mr.. Haynes, anJ Mr.
| Beecher.
The reeoluion submi''ed hy Mr. Gsrnsne, yes.
'eIday' was called up, read and again laid on Tic
table.
The following resolutions, submitted by Mr..
Whiilesey, yesterday, wee called up, read, ard
! adopted.
Reso'ced. That he Sccfeiery Of War com =
municsie 10 this House the repor, Of The Engi-
neeT n whom was confijed lie cx penJlufe OF The
money sppropriaieJs the last session OF Congress
Tor the construction % has5os Al Gaud River, in
.h9 State & CSi.
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FILL GOODS.

WE receiving aud opening large proportion Of
w Fall riij Wiri,t GOODS; tiese ching
Bales of Sc, punt and juit, biaiikei,
nsies rait cvtous, various makers
bales fiuneis, f. al nnis and h,.r.kins
BALES hlearhe and unbeace sheetings aud
ing, comr.ete assortment.
Broad cloths os all qualities, the
superior impaired
Peli;se cloths, OF all colours
: Vetngs, to suit the
SILK, c5iton aud worsted hosiery
Furniture cauibtc and ga diini;irs
Cues Irish linen, long iAwu aud sh.e,,ny
A few Flanders 81. .tny lsautul and cheap article
CAGES sattili,t he'd uckings aud clerks
Boseso looking glasses rui dozens. for Wholesale
trade
Cotton shin ungs, cotton cainhri'as
Atn-lus, bomhaxires. bwubazss
Diapers and linen cainhiir,
SCARF, beautiful
a small aso. t.nent merino sn, cashtnere hdAfs
q few beautiful paiu black s.ks
TIN cad aces, hat hobbn and
Canton, uanxin-sad Italian csapes
piece beautiful gauze nannr.
They expect daily aidnpnsi supplies om New Yok aud
Philadelphia, al which Will be soi much under
Aft WIN. NEAIE o..
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Department Of State, 18Th Jan. lsa7.
DEPARTMENT or SrArr

~ HSHu'S ron LON January, 1927.
On. this Gay, in consequence of an appointment,
made by gan exchange OF otcisl notes be seen III.
Clay, Secretary of State, and the RICH, Honcra-
pie Charles X. Vaughan. His Britannia Ms,es,y,s
EnVoy Extraordinary and Ninisier Pleuipoten,ia,y.
Mr.. Vaughan attended at the Depar,inen, of STATE.
and, IN pursuance of the third article OF tie Com
yention, co: c!uded and sisned at London on The
18th o! Noyenites las, beiw cen he United States
and Great hIilain, paid 10 tie Score ary of State
tae sum OF six-bundred and two thousand four hun
dred and eighty dollar, being the first rnoiety OF
The gross sum which Great Britain, in the alone
SAID Convention, STIMULATES 10 pay 10 the United
states; which payment, in the presence of Daniel
oFent, Chief Clerk of tie Department OF State Of,
The Unl:sd States, and Charles Bankhead. Hi,
britannia MJesy's Secretary Of Legation ,ya.
made by transfer of check or order for ;ha,
sum, drawn by the Bank Of the United States. On
its Office oil Discount and Der osite in the Civ of
Washington, in favor of said Vaughan. Where
upon The said Clay, Secretary of State, as afofe.
said, executed, IN duplicate, receipt for the sa;I
sum, and delivered il 10 the sail Vaughan.
In testimony OF all which, this process yerba!e
has been made, and sig',ed by the said II. Ga,
and Vaughan. II. CLAS,
CIAS. II. VAUGHAN.
Done in presence of
DANIEL Brent,
CHARLES BANKuEAp.
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CoNyENrIoN


Betiocen lie United States and Gyeat Byjtaj,
concluded al London, I3h .S0uen,Jer. 1925.
Difiicuiies having arisen in the execution nj
the Convention concluded ST, Petersburg on the
twelfth day OF July, 1922, under the mediation of
ms Majesty The Emperor OF all the Russias he
tween we United States oil America aud Great
Britain, Tor the purpose Of carrying into esc, the
decision OF His Imperial Majesty upon the DIFF.
FENCES winch had arisen between the said United
States x Great Britain, on the true cons,rucIion &
meaning al The first article of the Treaty of Peace
and Amiiy, concluded al Client on The twenty.
fourth day Of Dec. 1914. The said Unired States
q his Bfi'annlc Majesty being equally desirons to
ooVia'e sueh o!hicultic<, have respectively named
enIpotentiarIes to treat and agree re- pec,ing the
same, that is 10 say;
The President OF the United States of America
has appointed Albert GaIa,in their Envoy Ex,r,.
ordinary and Minister Pienip1tenliary to Ills u. j.
tsnnic Majesty; and-tis Majesty the King of the
United Kingdom OF Great Britain and Leland. the
Right Honorable William Uuski.son, a member
OF His Msjes'y's most Honorable Priyy Council
Member OF Parliament, resident of the Commit
tee OF Priyy Council for Affairs OF Trade and
Foreign Plantations, and Treasurer of His said
Majesty Navy; and Henry Unwin Addinpton.
Efq. late His Majesiy's Charge des Affaires to the
United States Of America:
Who, after having communicated to each other
their respective full powers, found TO be in due and
f'of~' -S''-'' 10 upon ana concluded the
following articles;
ARTICLE 7.
His Hsiesty, the King Of the United Kingdom,
Of Great Britain aud Ireland agrees to pay, and The
United States Of America agree to receive, for the
use of The persons entitled 10 indembifcation and
compensation by virtue OF the said decision and
convention, the sum OF twelve bundled ard fsu,
thousand nine hundred and sixty dollars, cutten,
money Of the United States, IN lieu Of, and in ,Il
and complete satisfaction for, all sums claimed o,
claimable rom Great Britain, by any person o.
persons whatsoever, under the said Decision an,
4 Cow en,ion.
ARTICLE
The object Of the said Convention being In,
lulhl'ed, that Convention is hereby declared TO III
| cancelled end annOliej, save and EXCEPT ,be 60
cond article Of The same, which has already lee,
carried into execution by the Commissioners an
pointed under The said Convention; and save A.,
except so much Of the third article OF the same
ss relates to the defni,ive list of claims. and bs
already likewise been carried into execution by m
7 said Commissioners -
1 ABTIcEE4
The said sun Of twelve hsndred and fou, ,Lous
aud niue hundred ard sixty doiIsrg. shall be osi
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LHN'D FOII S4IE

Monday the 9Th Of month"; if fair, otherwise he
~ Tan day will sell the highest bidder thee
OF and all lying the county of H.rcs, belonging
estate OF J.hn Walker, dec, nat well known brieL
tavern onihc iuad leading from thee
ia courthouse, aud about 30 land,
containing about 80 and lies upon the road
tavern act tract containing about 100 acres, adjoining
the land. o Elizabeth Smith and viers. These
lie ahVu, tea miles from the city or Ri.hmond, will
she'n the day OF sale, winch will
tact al II o'clock. Tie sale wall
purchase money hand, tie bai,nce months with,
deed os {: US; the Land 10 the la, ;.syn,eui
MOSUY SHEPPARD,
Attorney IN fact Tor the hens Ol John Maker, dec.
j. Il.
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at Washington, to such person or persons as shall
oe duly authorized, the part Of the United
states, to receive the same, in two equal pay
ments, as follows:
" days after official notification shall have been
made. by the Government of the United States to
his Britannia Majesy's Minister in the said u
Saies, OF the ratification ofthe present Cony ention
by the President of the United States, by and
WI The advice and consent Of the Senate there
And the payment OF the second half to be made
on the first day of August, 1927.
ARTICLE w.
Ahe above sums being taken as a full and fna.
liquidation OF all claims arising under the
SAID Decision and Convention, both the finsl adj
J.s'ment OF those Claims, and the distribution of
,he sums so paid 10y Crest Britain to the United
States, shall be made in such manner as the Unitc
States alone shall determine; and the Government
OF Great Britain shall have no further concern or
liability therein.
ARTICLE V.
IL Is ssreed tha:, from the date of The exchange
Oh The ratihcatons of the present Cony eu,ion the
joint Commission appointed under the said Con-
vention OF ST. Petersburgh, of the l2.h of July.
iSZ2, shall be dissolved; and upon the l;ssoluton
thereof, all the Documents and Papers in posse..
SION OF the said Commi ssion, rea ing to claims IN.
er tht Convention shall be delivered over to such
person o. persons shall be duly au,hcr:zej on
The part of the Unied States, TO receive the same
hid The British Commissioner shall make over to
sueh person or persons, so authorized, all the
documents and Papers, (of authenticated copies
oil The same, where the originals cannot convent
entiy D. made over,) relating TO claims under the
said Cos veHtion, which he may have received finn,
this Government for the use of the said Com,nj,.
sion, comfortably 10 the siipila,ions contained in
The laird article Of the said Convention.
ARTICLE VI.
The present Convention shall be ratified, and the
r@t!hea',ons shall be exchanged in London, in elk
months from this ',ate, or sooner, if possible
In witness whereof, the PIenipo,erlisries afore-
sad 10y virtue Of their respective full powers have
signed Ihe same, and have affixed ,hereunto the
>eals of;hcr arms
Done at London. the thirteenth Gay of No.
vemaeT, In the year Of our Lord one ;bou-
ssnd eight hnn red and twenty-siY
IT,. ALBERT GALLATiN,
IL. 81 WM. HUSKISSON,
IT, 81 HENRY UNWIN ADDING ron.
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Palua6ie Real Estate for Sale.

- virtue VI deed OF by Fvu.hee Teib,
- dated lr 18th day of June 1916 the suhsrihrs,
ot reeori ia the county court o Essex, for the trpvse
caring tue aynent oil certain mey Ge.. Dshney
we shall "n ',e 2it day OF February, 1877 proceed sen
public auction on the premises, t,- hiy, bidder ready
money 200 acres OF land, pat Of the called Parar
,ins ~ ir county OF Essex, be laid al from that par,
III. tFArt adjoining the lands OF William L. Warning tie
Rapp rser a, viii be suie /. u, to pay the
suns u money due 10 said Dan,y the
Attending The execution ct The uust. Acting
hal onl, convey sut title ia by sad eeL but
Ia. tile Ie.ie, cd 70 he good.
THOMAS GREESaAM.
Jo.lS DANG ER FIELD.
-;
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EDUCATION.

fESHE subscriber respectfully Informs the public that he
d will open SCHOOL 1T the residence OF dI Tsy-
Tor IN the Forks OF Hanover mile below he Fork Churo
ia which ne will give his whole attention
youth ia the Latin Greek and French languages the
iious bianche, OF English Literature usually taught private
SeunsTes Boardefs viii be well accommodated with iod
and tJe two respectable families, Cant jim
Ihorno,s ad NJ: Am rAyoi', beth view of ia. Sci5ol
hcu:e al the nv,iciair price OF so7 SO per session.
Tutinn fees will he Si2 so session; first Of which
will 22d Of January s7, and eni the June
TIE seeoi, viii eommsnce The a'iJoy aud terminate The &C
Dteenb.r, which wal! nish Tie scholastic year Of months,
LEWIS w TAYLOR.
i
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xy rhe ENQUIRER pul,lishea gene, ally
the of the
ateprice thu heretofore. Five Dollars yer snnun,
payable Notes Of chartered, banks
yny) will be received in payment. The Editors
the safety remns thcm By ra the postage VI al, let
trs being paid, by the writers.
II No paper will be disc niinued (but tbs discretion Ct
the Ediors until all arrearases have be,n paid up.
n Whoever will s,s the paypleut pap err.
shall have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
S One square, OF LESS-FTs in.eriion IS h
continuance, so cents
- No advertisement inserted unit. hs. either been paid
G, assumed by this city,
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Caroline Lonl for Sale.

yE7iiE subscriber being duty authorised, cs for 268
Of land, IN tue imred at. vicinity of the Rowling
Green Caroline unity This lipd believed be entirely
10 WOOD uncsmmoniy ert;l and abounding vaiiey Of
ne timber II the residue Of the tact iorneiy owned y
Col Tnoml Hoane dee and which recently sold hy
MI. Archibald Il. Ruin 10 ME- Wlson Allen and h0uided
by tie lands Of said lien an Mr. Bazey Persons dispo
sei 10 purchase viii please IN Kiug AMI
Queen courhou.e. IL viii be dcsahe 10 receive pur
chA'e money ny the st o. Jaie nsyt ng previously dis
February next tie Bowling Green; heing Caroline
court day AltsitD X. HAYWOOD
Ian.
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E1LL GOODS.

al ALL NELSON has received by the Richmond Packet
sd other late arrivals irun New Yo aud Phadephia,
part of ms ELL GOODS: Anonsst which Lon!on
sperne aud comncn cloths and cassinerrs; Vatn -, Flo
reitne and swa,sdown vesns,; point aud whitney
blankets white, red aud yellow n. carpe,ss and hearth
irish linens ectias aud diap.r; German tbuygs
suieklenbufss thread an Cotton cbeck aud ckns do
ric shiitings, sheens, aud pai London printed
bricks anl calicves; India, Swiss aud Scotch null, hook
comet aud cambria nu' with general assortment OF no
Silks sans lares aud other fashionable Fancy Goods,
whieh he will sell at unusually low Prces.
tSsp
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400 Acres 0f L0,1d for .Sgic.

FlElNG resolved 10 crnizate 70 the South offer The vai
- shlc tract Of aud which reside sale Ii
act Of Land lies nue lower end Of New Kent county, lew
miles FROM York river, tror which l. taken 9Th aud oysters
sl their varieties and 80 e greatest abundance Tie dwell
lug house Is new, good repair, aud Is cCmniodous; The
kitchen, barn stable, uk house, NC. NC all good
pan The land rich, well ubered, level and we'll wars5,
aud well adspei 10 the culUfe Of corn wheat cotton rye
poisoes, pulse Of 81 kinds &c &C. ard the situation a. heal
Thy any in he tide water d cts II Va. For further uio-
naon 90 Die. james Saunders ilohuend niy,,if
Terms Of faie moderate JOHN II. WAGE.
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Observation-Disclosures

yiIlE usd u Land called Till ifove containing above
800 lying ~ the lower end Amelia county for
mefly advertised, is SILL for sale II would make excellent
el;on psnao IL will be sod all tvssther divided
parcels. The terms will accommodating.
Wswam, march q. GIL IYhf y. GILES
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.NOTLCE=

WISH 10 employ toT tue ensuing year Young Msn of
good moral habits Manager Small Farm about
- pts rim RchmonJ One sornewbs, acquainted with tlt
of edged toDls would he prefefied'
Nehmonl, Dec. -. ttH BdRTfN DRETgRY
WE subscriber offers ms hrs puo
a nc, 10 sell All kinds II country produce commission
sud pedgcsho siiicea attention 20 tbs lie also
attend to the selection and buying Of every DESCRIPTION
dfpceiie and irem bis long experience ~ % ine,
90 give general abstraction Eos the pfecpt lie may found
the old stand OIL H. Cor SIX Coos shove Tue be Tavern
AZ q. LAKELAND.
SfT'<s S3-f
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ynE Director. Of the Brooke Turnpike Co. have d-eIar
~ ed Dividend Of per eeu for the last months weh
will he pad 20 the Stockholders spplir1On COMPILING
Room OF ar Joseph Marr. j. II. EUSTACE, Sec'ry.
JAM 7I-xs,y
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.N-OPfCE.

HAVE resigned my Office Of Receiver OF the Estate
Charts Whitloek dee and have, eably der
Parrs in the hands Of Richard II Wtloek The exc
eutots Of said esate. LEWIS WEBB.
Jan. q. 70
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In Richmond Hastings Court, Jan. 10, 1921
nRDERED, That the Sergean, Of ti, City make sale Of
~ Solomon Slave, the property OF Thons Way, late of
sh city, who ned 10 the jail oi tbs City, Che 9Th
Of April st runaway, aud confined therein until this
TINE The Sergeant advertising the said slave for 50
Ways in the " Kiehuond Enquirer copy,
I'll q. HOWARD, clerk.
The above named negro Solomon will be sold the
Bel Tavern in sail city the i2h day o February next
u o'clock, A. NJ, for cab. w. WREN Sergt O. Il.
jan 77-fds
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Bank Of 1irgipia, Jan ]. 1927.
THE President and oireetorg the Bank Vms,as have
deeaied dividend OF three per- for las, half
year. The Uspal Stock Of ia bank payable the 18th
last. WM. cambridge, cash'r.
-
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FROM LAGITIRA

y.
New YoRx, Jsn. 15.-We learn by the Swift,
which sailed the II ult. that affairs in Vene-
zuels were quiet, aud no events of importance
had occurred since forr'J advces Gen Paez was
at Valencii. lie had arranged or was about to
conclude truce with Gen. Mendez, who held
Porto Cavelo. TO abstain from any further hostile
acts between the coniending parties until the ar.
rival OF the I.ibersor, Bolivar, who, it was still
believed, wcld put end TO the political troubles
IN that Department
The country was still under Martial law. Blu.
lew troops remained at Caracas, Psez having ia =
ken most of them to Valencia.
When MenJozs, late In,endant at Caracas,
was removed from that Office. he was ordered TO
leave the country in ten days. He proceeded to
Lsguira and embarked on board the British mail
boat Tor st. Thomas; but before the vessel sailed,
ne recei, ed counter orders from Psez, TO avail, his
iur'hcr commands. Subsequently be had Effected
his escape. fyBsr. .qdy.
The following extracts OF letters are authentic
and indIcate, in the most decisive manner, q re
stoTs'ion Of peace aud harmony in Venezuela
Extract Of letter from General Bolivar, 10 a
Trend 10 Caracas, dated BDgota, November IL
1926.
" have at last arrived al Bogota, and am al
ready preparing 20 proceed Immediately TO Yene-
luela, where the desrest interests Of fny heart call
me--my native country. am de;efmine,i-to dc
every 'hing IN my power to insure the happiness,
oil That country, and 10 this point will dedicate al
my care and attention. Let all our relations an,
friends be assured OF this shall leave this cit,
on the 10Th, aud proceed by MHscaibo to Bari
ma; ifo'n thence TO San Mateo, where will re
,n'in 'ew days to rest, previously to my coniinu
ing my Journey To Caracas, where shall make I
Tong stay. Let Ibis be known. will, OF course
occupy no other house than the one you have pre-
? 'fsd Tot me- Expccs usis :wc ncn.ts."
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

The Secretary OF State has the honor to repor,
20 me PRESIDENT, tina, payment to the United
States has this day been made by the British Minis
teroi the sum of S602,4SO, asreeably to the third
a,tcie ct the Convention will Great Britain,
signed on The 18th day of November Iasr; tn. +,
sum being the iir-t uoely OF the sro.s a,noun,
stipulated, IN the fist article of the Gonyen,io,
10 be paid by Great Britain in lieu Of and in f,ll
ana complete satisfaction for, all sums claimed or
cisimsbe from Great Britain, under the decision Of
me late Emperor OF Russia, ard the Convention
10 carry II INTO effect which was concluded al ST
Pe'erssnrs on the twelfth day OF July, 1922 A
process verbale was made of The manner in which
TIE payment was effected, of which copy ac-
companies this report The sum thus naid has
been deposited in The Office of the Bask of the
United States at Washington. 10 The creJi, of he
United States, and subject 10 the o,;e, ri
All which is respeciily submitted
IL. CLAY
Experiment Of State, 18th Jan. 1897.
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Extract of letter from General Paez to relation
Of General Bolivar, in Caracas, daied Valencia,
Dec. 10, 1925.
!ames Ibarra is here on his return from his
mission TO the Liberator. whom he left at Bogota,
and who intended to proceed to Venezuela on the
10Th OF November. suppose he is now near us,
ana anxieusly look forward to the moment hen,
IN eonJuncton with all my friends, may fold him in
my arms. He comes with heart entl ely Yenezue-
lean. and says that by the measures we adop: ed,
we have avoided many evils. cannot expi ess
me satisfaction feel; he is much pleased at lbaras
'hissic-, and in consequence has given him the
rana OF general of Brigade Inform all our friends
OF this event; one OF the most important. No one
mas any cause for fear. am the guaranty of this
promise. Every thing will now be happiness, joy
sno content, on receiving in his native soit tie
best frien'l of Venezuela, the Liberator of bis
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A Comet has been discovered for ssve,,, eye,-
iogs of he las, week. yisble at small distance s
T. OF the planet Mars it is at present too dis,an,
10 form any correct Judgment Of its course, but w.
mention She ilc, TO draw the attention Of As,ron.
omers 10 L. TN,f E,t