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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-21
Tie subscriber efers for Sale,

TIE subscriber offers for Sale,
f7HE valuable plantation os Which he resides. e,II.d ta
l. Mesdow Bridges. rbi' estate Is situated in the COUNTY Of
Hanover, on Cbiekaboziny Swamp, 6 miles from the euy Of
Richmond, aud contain, sT6 aud one eighth acres Of which
there are between 100 and $50 acres low grounds cleared -
me late improvements on the Swamp have eutir civ drained
me ia. lands The high lands IS we'll improved. Tbv build
'ns' are extensive, commodiouS snd iu good order. Tn. o..
ehatds sfe large containing beiwseu 5 aud 500 trees of e1-
rellent fruits. The health of the s1bsct iber's family s,ur his
te'idence on this estate, allows him 10 ASSERT that no situation
ctn be pi"Te desirable IN that respect. Mo property has been
ohe'ed Tor sale 10 tbs section Of country for many yeafs,
poses e. uumernus sdvan,sgei- The soil Il. well calculated
,psII roritoo Tor wheat. n 8 Vegetable soil, il Is unsurs.sj.
inc snh'rriter would prefer making q private sale, which il
not erected ny TIE 10Th December, he will then oder Il
publicly.
~ the same time he will ,eil "a or 20 likely Ees,oe,, HI,
crop OF iDrn consisting Of about 500 barrels betyesp go L
SVO II which are hotOiny corn, fodder, shueks, &e- also III,
hofses, mules and colts, together With his hons, hold furpitut.
plantation utensils TO- The terms Of sale on the real sn,t
pefsOnai estate, vill be made known al a proper time.
JOSHUA STORRS
CCt. Ia 46-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-21
Batin,0rc aad Norfolk Sfca,cLoat Linc

IKE "Maryiand x Virginia steamboat Com,a.
ny" having purchased the Steamboats, Virginia
and Norfolk, the public are respectfully informed
that the Virginia will leave the lower end of Bow
ilys wharf, baltimore, every Thursday morning at
I. clock and 1No9otk, every Monday morning at
G o'clock.
The Norfolk every Monday morning al 7 o.
clock. returning will leave No,foM every Thurs-
day morning at 6 O'Clock until further notice.
The boats will also carry what freight they can
without incominoding the passengers, till their
two large new boats are ready In the su,ine
which are calculated for freight as well as passca,
gers.
The above arrangement will insure 20 travellers
bound either North or South, no delay or disap-
pointment. Passage & fare S5-alI baggage, &c.
AT The RISK Of the owner or owners-dpply to the
Captain on board or TO
JAMES FERGUSON, Agent.
No 90 Bowiy's wharf. Baltimore.
Oct. 10. IE"U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-21

EdtHGbfe LaiiG Tor sale.
ray virtue of a deed Of ttud executed 10 u, By Edward
~ j.. Sctugssl dated The Sl day Of April i617, d On fe.
cctd m curihtilsud cieTks Office, we shall ON the 2Sh ip.t
ohef fog sale on the PREMISE, 60 the highest bidder, for ,asi.
That vAiuSuie frdotp { land conveyed to ne by tie iced a..
iot estIi, iyins IN TIE couaty of Cumberland, on both sfdes of
Wdlss rver one m'le below Stephen Ttcuts mill, and con.
tamhs by e'timst'outf0 acres The title Is unque,ronsbIe,
but sc 'hill only convey such tde a, is vested ~ o, by de
deed Aforesaid.
GcorgcH. Nf1'iicws, Trus-
JOh1 ". Wilson, tees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-21
LOWTDN U9Ts

LOJVUO.N Ji.iIiS.
O. UPERrCH London Besyt5 Hat. (ChrLtys manufacture
- Just received, ord for Gale 10y
RAYMOND Z BROTHERS.
Nj Hsulroa al the principal msnu,5s.1ries 10 the United
State.
oct -. n ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-21
Pleasant mn J0r safe.

fieNSCHt IfHI JOr safe.
H'HE subscriber having determined ,c remove Is
the Vest, will on Thursday the 3Oth inst. ~
iair, II not the first fair day thereafter,) sell TO the
highest bidder, on the premises, that valuable
Farm called Pleasant Hill, containing by late sur
vey 634 Acres, lying in the county of Mecklen.
burg, Va. on Bluessoaie River, about 2 miles from
the Town OF Abbyville-about 27O acres of which
are cleared; and considered inferior to none in tho
county; a large portion of which is fresh g. well
adapted to the culture of Corn, Wheat & Tobacco.
me Plantation Is now in good repair; the improve
meh's very good, consisting of a new DWELLING
house, with seven rooms and two passages, kitch-
EMS barns, Granaries &c. SC. all in complete re-
pair.
Also. another tract adjoining the Lands.of Mai.
ttoinas Nelson, and others, containing 4O6 acres.
ABOUT Zoo acres OF which are cleared and produces
well; the remainder of the land, which is unciear-
ed Is very good and well Timbered.
Aiso' a small tract of fine wood land, living in
tne iorer part OF the aforesaid county, near Has.
Foster.
The subscriber considers any further Dissertation
unnecessary, as It's p~resumable that any gentle.
man wishing to purchase will first view the premt-
ces, which will be shown him by the subscriber OF
MI. Hendrick, (the Overscer,) living on the first
named tract.
AT the same time aud place. will be sold All
the Household and Kitchen Furniture. -
Inc crop of Wheat, Corn, Oats, &c. Carts. Wac.
cns and Plantation Tools OF every Dissertation: two
complete sets oil Biack-Snith's TooIs-all the stock
Plough horses, together with several fine saddle
horses. ~
Terms Of Sate-On the Lands acredit of m,
and two years will be given, the subscriber recuir.
ing bonds and approved security, or Deeds of trust
II considered necessary 10 secure the naymant
Young Negroes will also be received AZ fair nr;ces
on The other property, all sums under $40 cash
over tiat amount, a credit oil 6 months will be civ.
!" CoNRAD BOYD.
TfcoS1h xdi"' NecHfcntu'S "a. Oct. II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-21
TIE OLD STAND.

ale OLD STAND.
lk$RoWN's Indian Queen Hotel. Wash;orfon e,
Sty. On Pennsylvania Avenue, about he Cen-
ire between the Capital and Presidents Hous.
ms spacious and extensive establishment ha,
lately been put in complete repair for the r.csn
ton OF his old friends and the Public. ana 81 up.
me largest IN TIE United States ifis o,nst,s
IL ~ nearly eight years since the Subscribers has
Kept the Indian Queen, and from the encourage.
tient he has received, he believeshe has rendered
general satisfaction, and returns his friends His
grateful thanks.
AS the House has lately gone through many al.
terators, with large. additions, the proprietor has
,ne pleasure TO assure the public that it is now in
ms power TO render greater satisfaction than here
.olore. Ihere are several private parlors ard
drawing rooms, with chambers attached thereto.
with private entrances, which renders il much
more agreeable for families than formerly.
The General Stage Office attached to the Esta.
oAshinent remains in the same place il has been
ever since the iifst running of the stages to & from
TINS city, where passengers can be taken to anv
part OF the Union, and Stages TO convey passengers
10 anu from the steam boats, gratis. Extensive
Stabiing attached 10 the Establishment, where
horses Will he KEEP, by the day oc at Livery as rea-
sonabie as at any stable in the CITY.
As the house is not quite so extensive. and os
course the expence not necessarily so great, tho
proprietor, TO encourage business, has determined
10 reduce his charges 10 ONE DOLLAR per dav
at his Public Table, and no Erfros-Lodeing fer
a single night 25 cents.-The charges for families
VIII bear a Proportionable deduction.
The Subscriber has understood that il il circu-
lated AT a distance, that he is sold out, and that hs
House Is shut up. He requests his friends aud the
public not to believe any such reports, unless thev
see his advertisement to that effect.
Washington City, Oct. 3. 4t-Gt
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Charlottesville Femqfe .4cadcmv.

Il PETT7YOW-,
WILL he presented to the next General Assem-
Dly, praying the passage ola Law TO incorporate
the Trustees Of the Smithiield Academy, in the
County Of Isle Of Wight.
Get "a. ke-psz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-21

SHALL peUtoa tn L.suIaturs ati., su
3 ,eay, ~tociseis To.! rudse seioss 90. ar 80
e Dnukirt. GNcBLK BROWN
Ccl7. Srrsst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-21
!, &c.
VIM. J. DUANE,
Nj. J. LEIPER.
CHARLES S. COKE.
TilOS. NJ. PETIT,

Committee OF Correspondence for Philadelphia, ap-
pointed by the Republican Convention, ASSEM-
bled al Harrisburg, Jan. Sih, 1923.
August 25ti,, 1925.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-21

Saaate.ci print pies ,iinpoIlasi to Amer.cs:-2 ti1as
from 1901 10 1907, he was the .leader Of the New
England faction, which according 10 Mr.. NJ. Carey,
had been ccnspiring, ever since 1896, to dissolve
the unions. that as ? senator, he had opposed all
the measures, right or wrong, of MIR. Jeferson's
administration, without proposing a single mea-
sure, Indicative oil patriotism or statesman -hip-lf
we err in this interence-is MIR. Adams did per-
form any action indicative of patriotism or states
manship, we ask you to point il out
49, 1907 n crisis had drrired: n republican
administration was chosen in Massachuset It's -
Then, and not until then, did Mr.. Adams evince
indecision theo. aud no; until then, did he deter
mine TO 20 with the current IFhat produced This
We ask you, gentlemen. what produced the deci-
sion OF MIR. Adams in 1907, TO abandon the federal
party, and attach h;;nsclfto the republican, That
te belonged to the federal psrty-that he had uni
ictinly tcTiffen, spoken, and uOtcd, against repu5-
bcdn principles, measures and a,en, fion 1891 TO
1907. no man OF truth will deny that he had head
ed The federal party after his return TO Boston, in
march 1907, no one has ever ventured to contra
dict tohy, then. did Mr.. Adams suddenly abandon
his old friends. and 20 over to those whom he had
uniformly revied' We shall consider these cues
f.AH- 49,. a-. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-21

NICHOLAS MILLS,
THOMAS VhUIN, s Res
<--,sg
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-26
District Of Columbia,
Alexandria County,, 81

Alexandria County, 81
NOVEMBER TERM, 1877.
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandra,
COmpPs,
James Kirk administrator Of John Nc Sln CbinttY
Namara, deed. Sally Mcnamara,
Henry L. Mcnamara and Luther
Chamberlain Defrs.
TIME defendants James Kirk, Admor Of John Nc
i Namara deceased, Sally Mcnamara, and liery
L. Mcnamara not having entered their apPearanceal
given security according to the Statute and the tue
of this Court and appearing 70 the satisfaction we
Court upon affidavit filed, that the said defendants
James Kirk, Administrator OF John Mcnamara de,i
Sally Mcnamara and Henry l.. Mcnamara, are mol .,
habi;ants of the District of Columbia, on mO"Tn 81
the Complainants by their Counsel, II is orie'ea n'
The said absent defendants, James Kirk, Admr"
John Mcnamara deceased, Sally McNamar' an
Henry L. Mcnamara, 90 appear here on The NJ
day Of next April term, and enter 'heh appnr
ancc 10 this suit, and give security tor peormhs E
deere of the Court, and that the other deen-'.
Luther Chamberlain, do not pay away, cOm', 4.
secrete the debts by him owing to, or 'ne est'.
effects in his hands, belonging TO the sad aOse' I
PENDANTS, until the further order OF this CouI'' a.
that copy of this order be forthwith P"p1s'sSI .s,
two months successfully in one OF the puoho Wv.
papers printed in the Town OF Alexandra an ,1'
COPY be also posted at the front door OF u'e W.
House ofsaid County, Test, rrrc
Jan 152 ED"' f"''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-26
District Of Columbia

Alexandria County, y
NOVEMBER TERM, 1877,
Joseph Janney trustee OF Thomas jan
nev e Co. and John NJ Johnson as
signee of Silas and David Reed,
Comphs
George Carson and Nehemiah Carson,
and Charles Bennett, Hugh Smith
and William Fowle, trustees Geo.
Carson, DJt&
vIyIIE Defendant George Carson not having e1',
i his appearance, and given sccur'! 's, r,
ing to the statute and the rules OF tbs CouT, az
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court upo.
d ayit filed, that the said Defendant George 'As
not an inhabitant of the District of CoIumo' .,t
ton Of the Complanarts by their counsel hH o.,
that the said George Carson do appear here On
day of next April Term, and enter his appear. ..,,;
this suit, AMI give security for performing VIZ ch,s,
of the Court; and that the other Defendant .a
Benrett, Hugh Smith and William fo"!e, ~
George Carson do not pay away, convey OF ,bs
debts ny them owingto or the estate or cree Cas
hands Belonging to the said absent DeienGaI;
Carson until the further order or decree OF 'HJls
and that copy of this order be forthwith
two months successfully in one OF the puD.. en-,
pers printed in the town of Alexandra, sna uor
be also posted at the front door OF inc 'O'''
of said County. Test, yrr &C
ian Is EDN f. mn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-26
Collector Sale.

WILL be exposed to Public Sale, to the highest
w bidder, on Saturday the Oath day of May, 1925
at the office ofthe Clerk ofhe Corporation OF George
town, the following parts Of Lots, situated lying and
being in Georgetown and will be sold to satisfy the
Corporation of Georgetown, ID. C. for taxes due on
them respectively for the years annexed with costs
and charges, sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-26
lust Received.

lust Received.
Seine Tyine, Cordage, Cork Wood. Oars,
etc.
DRIDPORT shad and herring Irvine
ID Cordage of all sizes made to order
Cork wood Of best quality
Oars, IL, IA, 16, 1S, 20 and 22feet long
Tar and pitch
Boats of various sizes c,,Lo.,s
Cedar and locurt posts 8. 10, l2 IA, 49, III and ~
feet long
10 casks chalk, with generalassortment
LUMBER q SHIP CH.aNDLERE
,1s JOSIAH II. DAVIS,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-26
TO Nent,

- The three story brick Store on o., hin. S.E
A2n7fx three doors above the corner Of ". glS
" ton street, lately occupied by ~, 70
Smyth. Its situation IS gov 90,
any kind Of business. The rent will be low ,oT
tenant. j.. 4" D. ~
iuly 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-26
70 Nent,

49, The House lately occupied oy ' ;.sat,
1T cooper, OH Ramsay swhsrfi the s,a"a md rsl
fsls,,s any in town for small business as
AA calculated to accommodate smsn'A
Porterms, which will be moderate,appi;ww f. Co.
oct Is X. i. hno------~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-26
COLLECTORS SALE

Bidder Saturday @ gg
to
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-26
Daniel Bussard,

DaDlci DuSSaIuJ
Do.
Do.
William Clarke,
Richard Davis,
George RiFel,
William Davidson,
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Bernard Gilpip,
Benjamin Mahorney,
Ditto.
DO. Representatives,
Ditto.
Thomas | Mudds,
Trustee
Ditto
DUO
John Randall,
Thomas Lee, OF Bait.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

crimes pnn the,r heads out OF thsir poor hints
md can out 10 an under tone. " no bread, no
soldier >, but siagin hind wpri IRON an OH
Ger would still their complaints, and they were
.4ilhnr TO bear every ihing tof the ihr sake oi
,hs,1v and their country Thrv even submit
ted under nader these hsfdsh'ps 10 the strict
discirne lately introduced TO tueln by BARON
steapen. and to which thry had not bren heiots
accustomed. AID uhere Vas It that itne yonr
. eat .wasuiorton Here (pail,llng 10 tho
head ausrters, ~ sumo disIancsl IN that hamh'e
dwelling. pafiakiag ofad the hardshps and pfr
Rs,ions Of htsGtase followers. Snail desef,6e
4, Won his table. which was daily served
fuhao il eouid ha had foaniy Pnce OF mrat
.ith son,e hard bread aud few petat zee, where
enc health and prosperity OF the natl vas
drank in humble teddy. ani the luminous de-
,.t caasisled OF plat. Of hickory ntIs asI
. hat ar. the samnfnous tables OF the KINGS aHd
Princes Of Eurape, compared viii the modest
hazard nftbst hhsirious man. Had yau seen
a,,h ~Aai dignity he presided nj these puor re-
4,,.is and al the same time, how he encouraged
s,nse 81 lis officers whom ne admitted 10 the
manor Of nf paitakFuF OF them. you would have
witness d scene worthy OF the penrl OF lfonef
aud OF tn Pfc~test poets ri anctent OF modern
ttnes Eu have not told you all u n but 1t
tie known. aud Il oeshi TO be knnsn every
=, hrtc. thRt his Incompatible suc, Mrs Washing
IN. ,u.fed with him I'll the dangers and hard
.hips Of tlint never forgotten Winter. Yes.
Mrs. Washington enesmped # VALLEY Forge ~
che Winter ofl51s. undannicdly following the
f,,otsIens Of her husband. and oi her counfiy
still ace her At the head Of that table. with her
mid and dgn,hed eountonancr, winch often to'
minded fne at the marcus ni ancient koine. OF
tie wives Of those great e.iefs OF the Roman
Rppnblie. whose natnrs history has made ia.
,nn,tai Grave, yet cheerful, her eonnlenanoe
sad her manner reelected the feelings OF The he
20 whose name she gioted 10 hear, Her pres
enoe inspired fottiudr, anl those Who came to
her with almost deapond NJ hearts, retired inil
Il hope aud confidence IA the wisdom Of ibe'r
,ulcrs. m the talents 81 then chtei, and Ia the
htgh de.tinieS Of then country sow, my lfI-
Nv citizens, compare those dfcafy SCENES with
ahai YOU now sllne-s; Look ~ the degree OF
prosperity which our countfy has ATTAINED nh.
Der the guidance ofthe wise Authorizations
Who succeeded zach olhef 10 he present mo
,nont, aud do ynu noi sbsnfon the positive good
shieh You nov enias lns the vague and foolish
lpectatpn Of something better. Let Fery "ei
siaue lou csnnof better than YOU are 81
niaA be worse.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

NTYlRGlNIh, TO WIT At a Court otquar
z torlv sessions, for the county at Bedford,
held Al me the Court House thereof on the 23rd
aay OF August, io26 Jacob hens aud Peg
gy his VII, late Peggy Wood, plaintiffs,
dgata
Benjamin j. Cells Donald, heirs cf Andrew DO
maid, decd bv Christopher Clark. their eua-
dian. Royall Chlltlirss, FhiiSs Corfner and Ja|H
W Scott. administrator OF George kerns. dec'di
John Purnen and John Markham aud Lucy hls
wife, late Lucy purnell, children aud heirs OF
Peter Pnrncll dec d and Michael kCras, susan"
nah lIauck. John Watson and Elizabeth ms
wife late Elizabeth Kerns, Noodson Wills and
Sally his wife late sally kerns, Meredith WIS
and lydia his wife, late LYDIA kerns, PhitsS
Shewster and Polly his wife, late Polly kerS,
and Paraam Arlington and Doshia his vile. late
Doshia kerns, heirs and representatives at
George herns, deed, and Sally Ann kerns, ana
Elizabeth kerns. heirs and representatives OF
John kerns, de'd defendants In chancery'
The defendant Susannah llaeck not having
entered her appearance and given security az.
cordng to the act of assembly and the rules OF
This count aud II appearing 10 the satisfaction o.
the court that she Is not an nhabtant oil inns
country. II is therefore ordered that she do af~
pear here on the fourth Monday m October next
and answer the bill of the plaintiff. aud that
copy of this order be forthu hh inserted III some
newspaper published in the town OF LynchhntS
for two months successfully, and posted at the
front door of the courthouse ofthis county, o'
Two several court days. A copy-lestc,
q. A. WINGFlELD, ID. {.
Sent 4 I "A
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04
81 ESSRS. George Eldwall aud John bh'
LII. u u-.r.i1,

81 ESSRS. George Eldwall aud John bul
I'VE lock. and flames Bullock, surviving par,
nerS of VIM. Gait, John Bullock and James bu'-,
lock, late merchants and partners, trading un
der the firm of Gait Bullock & CO. John but
lock. surviving partner OF VIM Gait, aud Jon"
Bullock late merchants, trading under the hru'
OF Gait and Bullock, aud the said Ohm BULLOCK
IN his individual capacity.
lake NOTICE., that shall, on the FIRST o'y
OF the next term of the Superior Court of Chance
~ for the Lynchburg District, move said c"ni,
TO amend the decree pronounced 10y the s""
court on the 10Th day of May, 1927, in the sun
thtn depending in said court, wherein VS.
plaintiff and You were defendanis-The amen",
ment which shall so move TO have made IN saiu
decree, Will be To correci an error therein as "
me amount OF The principal OF my claim agah'S'
the sam George Eld"al The said decree nav
hg been inadvertently and enormously enftreH
i"f the said claim as cllreHt money, when III
point "t tact the said principal sun was aeft"s
money. DANIEL UiGGINBOTHAN.
sept t4elhQs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04
CANALS AND RAIL ROADS.

We hope the following Table will be thought
worth the labor II has cost US. We believe it
embraces nearly all the Canals aud Rail Roads 10
the United States, than nave been authorized ny
Law, aud we have added few that not thus
authorised. Vermont Chronicle.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

tfsfsnee of The f,hasfhorTfs Gnri fie psfithnkiss
DOES mt escesd, al the utmnsi, 2nH)O men.
One corvette. - fra ships. II row boats.
large sessels lsdsn with ammunition. &c. have
latei, lrit this porf. Tor the Dsrdsseiies aud
psfi for the forfesses ON the Black Sra.
Tin the ID there Was rand y.tiew NJ the
simmer palace at Brfchitash. 90 the 9Th n.
u, u military arrived ffuIn Asia, sDd have bren
sent tos aids the Dsnubr.
4 6rnan has lately been published. calling
rpnn the people 70 be ready TO march in = msss
with the Grand Viser, against ihe Russians
Reseriheless all measures Of Government
show p spIil Of moderation, which indicates
than II does no, intend TO urge the Mahonedan
neoplc 20 ihe extreme of fanalicHm.
Tie Easlish steamboat. whose arrival We en-.
nounceds va purchased for 900 purses by an
American Master Of the Mint who has made a
present Of II 10 the Sultan. Aug sbargh Ga.
getic.
On the 9th. division Of II slips of which IL
were frs-shps, under the command Of Iahr
Parbn. arrived in the Dardannrlles. Another
division under the command Of the taptain Pa
cha cnnSisting of SHIPS of the line, g fiigates,
cntveties aud some smaller vessels Is still At an
Choir AT Bfjaldc opposite the mouth OF the
Bosphorus The greatest security aud the most
complete tranquility prevail IN the capital and
bur for the continual arrival aud departure of
Troops. il could hardly be suspected that the PORT
is Al wal with a neighborng power
FROM tho London Weekly Times
Ths Catholic question. I'VE have heard, from
an authority that never YET nised u., some
hints as 10 the probable course that is TO be Ia.
ken with thai question and rs they have not
yet appeared IN any pfrnt Tint We have seen.
we may a, we'll give the substance Of them ~.
There never viii he another formal debate on
the Catholic question IN either House of Parlia.
meni . The Duke oi Wellington will before
long open a communication with the Pope, Tor
the nniunl adjustment and security % The
Pope IL most anxious for such AZ adjustment AS
shall satisfy all parties. Stpeuds will he
allowed tothe priests. 3. The matter viii he
arranged without any very great dldicnlty or
loss oftnne. q. The Duke will apply To Parlla.
mcni Tor Kill oi Indemnity, aud get II as n
matter of course.