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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31
Millinery, antuam aking &c.

Millinery, Ma ntuam aking &c.
EX RS. GILL returns her thanks 10 The Cit
WI zens of Lynchhurg and IFS vicinity tor
their patronage, and informs them that she
continues 10 execute orders for Bonneis, La.
dies Dresses, &c. IN the neatest manner, and
according TO the latest and most approved
modes.
She has on hand an assortment of silk and
eghorn Bonn ets suita BILE Tor both town and
ouniry trade, which will he offered at the
most reduced prices. Jan. 80 if6tots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31
nissolution

gUYI4R Is NGEK
}pfAvE jos, received al their Cash store o"
Il Bank square. fresh supply oil WINTER
G1ods-a ongsi which are
~ pieces Casineus
20 fieces Linseys
10 pieces Dudicld Blankets
Bale Point do
truss, OF Rose do
A SPLENDID assortment OF tresh Cloths and Sas-
lmare. Of every COLOUR aud quality, bought a.
auction.
900 pieces Of hsndsome Winter Calcoe's
Nerino Shnwls and 5cans
Cashmere do 90
NavaIino Bonneis
The above Goods, together with mos, Of
their stock are fresh having been purchased
within a short time aud will be sold at the most
reduced prices.
February J.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31

NtflkGlNIA-Ata Superior Court oil Chan.
" Gerry, holden at the tean OF LynchhBIg,
on the 18th day Of Oct. l53l.
Armlstrad Minor, PHI
against
Ira T.. Drmock aud Stephen ficveit, Drfs
On mott n of the defendants. hy counsel, the
court. IN consideration OF the bill, answers, *.
hIbts and eX sminatiuns Of witnesses and after
bearing counsel, m opposition thereto, dojh o..
der thai the IuJuneiton awarded the pl9m'Ji
, ~ this cause, on the 9th day Of April, 1922,
To 'esiraip the deiendanis, Their agents, aitor.
| news, aud all others concerned, from farther
proceeding, on n judgment Obtained nv the
defendant ira T. Demock, for the benrff oil
the other defendant against the plilntn ~ he
SUPP Iiot tuurt al Inv for the county of Bed
ford be dissolved sdo the sum two hundred
aud sky one dollars a six cenIs with interest,"
thereon ait the rate Of Sly per centum per an
nun, from, The 30 b day OF February, 1877, ~
shcwn by the statement oi the plaintiffs cJuH-
! and the courl doth refer the accounts be
tween the plaintiff aud the defendant Heweu
as 10 the hire OF the slaves, Ben and Spencer,
while they were III the possession OF the deien.
dam llewtu to one OF the commissioner OF the
court, WHO Is directed To examine state aud
settle The same, aud nuke report thereof TO
the 90 II, with any ma tiers specially stated,
Thought pertinent by himself or required by
the parties 90 be 50 stated.
A Cop,-Ieste,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31
WTE,.s.,.. .A.Ie,

p SHALL hc III markti liz present year for
=. tie pur,hn,r nj Whoa and other descrir-
tons Of County Product, aud viii al all innrs
give The brsl pIices this market viii hf1rd.
JOHN J pUKVlo.
Mafrh 81 wSw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31
YMe iuN blo0AeA Morse
GOApOAAI gRIW,

pr,ce OF X 10 use season, which will commence
on the lst March. and expire the LIST July, 10
be discharged by the payment OF $40 within
time Of service, and $50 10 insure mare in
ioal, to he paid whenever il is ascPrlalned the
mare is in foal or transferred, ana 50 cents 70
the groom in every case. Good pasturage will
be furnished gratis, and mares left with the
horse, II required, will be well led and ate ended
TO at % cents per day All possible care and
| attention shall be paid 10 prevent accidents or
escapes. but will no, be r. sponsble Tor enher
CORPORAL TRIM is a beautiful chesuut
sorre, very near # not quite 10 hands high
now rising five years old and for blood, hone
| and strong running points, surpassed b, few
If any Horse in Virginia. In consequence Of
an injury which he received when only few
weeks old on one OF his fore legs, jus, above
the pastern JOINT, Che leg nearly cot of by a
sythe,) he was never trained for the turf.
As this is his first season, and the great scar.
| city of money at This time, his services are
| Offered lower than any horse OF equal blood in
Virginia. He is now in full posse sion OF all
his natural powers nnimpaired by bard run.
ning or old age any fine horses are broken
down and worn out by hard running and age
before they are lei to mares--hence II is We are
so often disappointed in the Colts we get from
| such horses--for hold Il to be truth that
| cannot be controveTtcd, that the Offspring OF
all animals must pariake more or less OF the
,odrm't'es OF the parent stock at the time OF
procreaiion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31
JVIIN WILIo. Z Tx.
COMMISSIONER . OFFICE.

COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
Lynchhurg, ll oi January, 1881 !
The parties IN TINS cause, will take notice.
that have appointed Tuesday the 18th day
OF AprIl nrxi, 10 commence the account direr-
ted in tho foregoing orher OF court, on which
day nj the hour OF ten O'Clock in the morning
they are required TO attcod at my office IN this
town, WITH their accounts. vouchers and COPIES
of court papers, prepared Tor examination and
settlement. S. /. WATT, Com.
March II wdw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31
Gis JLGBI1S a

In tn Groc"ry Il paItmrn he has Salt, Iron,
Str,l Nj, -ugar and Cotfre, lea, aud many
9th aItclt., which he feels warranted IN say .
iug ave lover than they have heretofore been
s,Id
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31
Cash foc Wheat.

March q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29


STOCK OF DRY GOODS--AT .aUCTTO.V-
~ Among tie articles YET on hand, sb u, ihift,
Tieces sup rnne Fish ioen, tarssd cant rio supef
brown DO Tor genlemea's rouUdabOuts and pan al ons
mmon snd supsrhoe Ff'neh dfings, pfincetta last
iugs, eirc sianF bJubaz ne celeoas miiss iacopei
cam fic, null book, hgnred and pl la Syis, uIusns
Sd, 4, ard 6-4 b,binet lace bobin-t edgines and
quilt e, bfdey and table d. pare pkps at 10 els
each, dofnesIics, white and coofrd jeans, bsd ticking
etc. etc.
The public sale will take place on The first day OF
Augu" mex, and will be conducted by Oas, Dublop
& c.. Aperoneers.
Terms liberal, aud male knogn 90 the day Of sale
MANN VALENTINE
CJ,beT Il b ard " slfess
June ~ II-p7,ds
G-T' rhe above sale will commence 90 Monday the
Is Of August, at bali alter min, o'clock. Th5 ock a..
mounts 10 about GOO do rs, tebty hall Of which are
fresh anJ saleabie articles, and VEN v oah the siien
on Of dealer'i end public may rssi assured thai,
every article will be cold without the least TsWtve.
Alter tho above Sale is concluded wi be soIi, all
Of my household and kitchen furniture, sompriUbg
The usus variety, all In good order
MS VALENTINE
OTIS, DUNLOP, g. co.
Jolly 70 23-l' Ausuoneep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

NEW-YoRK Cheap, HIhoiesaIe Ciopk Stock, and
L u Clothing Warehouse, remOre ]. The sut,c-i hsr
has renewed his Establishment from No IS l.2
MAIDEN Lana, 10 the spacious sore, No. 1885, P.a,l
Street, over MessrP Hyde, Cleveland & Co., where
be will ksep constantly sn hand mu:h no extsn-
sye esso. tment than formeriy.The Style, maize aud
IN ,terias OF the Clocks viii be- greatly Improved aai
viii be sold al abou, the low prices ss hose OF
the last season.-He a. also hand large asso,-
ment OF low priced Clothing made 10 goo Vie, tx-
pres y Tor the Sou hetn and Yves etu Trsd la, vii
be sold at about the usual prices, OF iLe ot Inferior
quality. Also, a'sortmett of Siorks, with many
other desirable articles Those who will take IN.
trouble to examine this ock Of Grods will probably
satisfy themselves, that they carrot select the same
amour. from any Stock in hs Ciy, hat viii be saf
or more desirable purchas,.-For sale by f. J.
CONANT, No. l3S, Pear! rec, Eew-Yoik
ERMs-sx iaon'hs fer approved Doss, payable al
Banks IN gnad standing 10 ANY sarl OF the eGnn,rv-S
months Tor City scsepaoees per cent discount for
cash In all cases where the is ex ended inter
est will DE charged st the rate OF pee cen, rcr an
num-Any goods purchased al this E-tabT ,hment.
'ha do not sui, the Market for which thy we're in
tended will be exchanged for hers.
hgrh y li7--w12yJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

Il AND FOR SALE-Ths Subscriber, wishing 10
NJ remove TO the West offers for sale the to wing
Tracts Of Land. namely the tract now reside on,
which lies on Miles Creek, about Is miles below
Y eckenburg Courthouse, Va This Tract contains
not less than one thousand acres nearly third wood
land, well umbered and inferior &c none In the neigh
oourhood' The Plantation is sufficiently large for 10
or IL hands 10 work, laid OIL in three shifts and In good
order for cropping. The dwelling house no., reside
IN, is IL by 52 feet part two story high With two
srong stone cellars two cbimneys and six fire places
aud Is large enough for the of any fami-
iy, with good garden, and all convenient and neces
snry ou,-houses that need he called for with small
i ana machine, and suitciency OF orchards 10 make
between ~ and 10 barrels Of brandy, when they hit
likewise oier Tor sale another act OF land, ,c about
seven miles below Mecklcnburg Courthouse on
s,Tean, called and known by tie name Of the Long
branch. ms Tract contains between five and six
hundred acres, something hall wood land well
lmbered with pine oak, and about one half much in
termixed with hickory. One halt Of this Tract il rood
Tobacco Land. The Plantation is laid off i'm three
shls: and un er as good fencing any in the coun-
Try Il SUI cienty large Tor FIVE six hands TO work
With two good apple orchards, and tolerabe dwelling
house, AID suiciency o; out houses SC. | likewise
offer for sale onoher tract OF land about three miles
below where now reside, lying on Mountain Creek
and Buck-horn road this tract contains I66 I2 acres
about halt OF il wood lind, lies WELL well titnbered
clear OF stone and COOL tobacco land; the pla taon i'm
olersble repair and large enough for five six hands
10 work 10 advantage, with large and elegant dwell-
ing house, nearly new and bold running spfinp with
In oO steps OF the door, inferior none i'm the country
and suiicency oil out HORSES, SC deem il uunecessa
10 give any further description EXPECT persons
would view the land previous 10 purchasing Like
wise, will sell all my of corn, fodder and oats
made each plantation together with my stock OF cat
tie, hogs aud sheep, attached TO each place. will sell
the abOve-named property low, and give good paw
mens; and sold by the lst day of October Next pos
session will be siven on The Ist January ensuing If
not sold by that day, possession will be given until
the 1st of December, 1882.
JOHN J. MOORE.
July ~ % At
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

Ia The School Of .4neient LANG uaxes
Jsmes l. CsbeIi OF Nelson, Va
WIN. IL Harrison Of Amelia.
Charles Muor OF Louise.
Edwin Ii Randolph tf Amelia.
Rob. Stanard Of Richmond city.
MeClurg Wickham 60
In fhe O., eek Glass.
John A Greuer. X chmond civ.
In the Latin Glass.
JJhn II Cochran Lcudoun.
Hugh Nj y lson. Henovsr.
In the School OF Mathematics.
George Johnsoa Richmond city
William Richie do
in the School OF Natural Philosophy.
Abel s Cunning CHAM, Hardy
John Edr unds, Halifax
Socrates Maupn, NJ ID Albemare
Creed Thomas Richmond City
John Harvio Powhatan
In the School of Medicine
Heary Bentley, Powhaian
Benjamin + Randolph Abcmarls
In the School OF Moral Philosophy.
John Chapman, Orange
Alexander Moseley, Buek
Archibald Henderson. Salisbury N U
Charles $ Truohart, Powhatan
In the class OF Political Economy
Alex Mcseloy, Buckingham
Charles 5. Trueheart, Powhatan
In The School OF Law.
Alex Mosoley, Buckingham
o. he exercises oil the day concluded with OF
"ofahon on American Feeling"-by Alexander G. Tai
ialerro, OF Gloucester, Va.
WILLIAM wERTENBAKER,
Secretary If the FJcuify
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

DlEDOn the 18th of July, year of his nge Jo
PATTEsoN oJames, of Buckingham county after an
oil few hours He died he lived whole
human family reposng full confidence aonemen of the
Redeomer - $50
Al his residence county Amelia MIR JoBS Cuop
FIN aged d. His conduct through life truly
through the many and trying vcissudes o
IaOe upright, and unassuming character lie more
we have left of pleasing
necon that lie lives no did this
IN the memory oil oil who knew him we'll indeed is but
dcnee oil his fellow and that that bliss
confidence IN Him. whose will has suddenly from ns
man unsked IN the Ia
ms charactc either moral, pous refined
chis deeds recorded hghhis and
We merely hope duly ecated Ills mind whole of
MS almost unprecedented Illness perfectly composed
there that yielded
call of his maker His death
ledge OF the ustness and mercy OF his God; tell
who Imagine, the distress of his afflicted widow who
win rapture even on The echo of his his who
would have spent his last breath the
tather whom to him the
Ihese together with number of friends and
mourn this sudden dispcnsation of Providence.
-, "a ths 2isI inst. at Mount Elm, SARAH
ELIZABETH, eldest daughter Of c. c. Marc Ed Of
y ange. Her parents had rel nquished the pleasut,
oil watching the progr of her education, in ibe hone
mat The superior Advantages which this civ sGJrded
would rss'e c her to hem, ft more wort Y OF the
Sheeionais interest her smiabe qusiies had already
* itsd But This zion has vani nd 10 The cha
COW OF cath. Far from her hoLse AMI nsren.s bus
hmouR devoted friends an relations, her iDnocen sp
rit He'd from this world VI sorrow. May III. wh, has
nken heF to lbs BISON coDsJe her mourning friends
with IN" tefsciion, thai in youth al purity
" She died ere her expanding soul
Had over burned with wrong desires
Had ever spurned at Heavens
Or ever quonched its sacred 6resn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29
LAND FOR SALE.

AAy LII he sold en- tbs premises, 90 Thur.day che
she 18th o. AnFu" rex, II fair, il not, tho frs,
eir DAY ih r'a,e, rds Of sUd, belonging TO the es
ate 81 Jamss Jackson, deed on Birch. Creek in tb,
county OF Pii'sylsania AID in the nghb,rhood of III
good u ID mines, containing six or seven hundg.d
seFes 1t will bss y togehsr,or vided may aull
pu CT a,er u viii be shown TO persona wisbog t. view
H. by william Jackson, WHO lives ali lining Tie priv.
tge oil sesdpg "hea', snd possession gym at cbtis-
mass.
Terms. credit Of one, two and three years with
"pp'ov'd pe'sona security for the FIRST payment and
a deed Of trusi 10 secure the whole.
HEZEKIAH JACKSON
AZ Executor ofJames Jackson decd
July 9 I7udss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

EAOCT0R DAVID MtCAw having pu,chA,s
BY al 'wood,iu hs county Of Porhatan, and Intend.
ins 20 resi'e there permanently wi the view of rur.
suing bis profession, rePecu y Informs The nhrbants
OF The aJicen' conntry, 'he be will, 10 few wesks
be really 10 eader his services.
lS ,- =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

BAMES BBYDON About 80 years ago, a Scotch.
% man by the Of James Byyion resided, 1t IL
supposed, near Richmond Va, the exact locality not
known-but II is believed that the name Of the place
was Elebank |, is thought he was by trade Shoe.
mskerf there should DO any legal heirs 10 him alive
IN America, they may hear OF something Of eonsidera
BILE advantage 10 them, by application 10
VIM RUSSELL, TVateb0p1fey
Colnmbss, Georgia iuy72 ~ Iot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29
July 8

" ALUABLE PLANTATION for sale Being anx
ious to remove TO the western country am desrous
oil disPosng OF my tract Of land lying on the three not
ed roads In the county Of Goochand twenty-one Ies
above Richmond The tract contains between seven
and eight hundred of land and has on il large
aud commodious brick dwelling house, with all Hecesss
ry out houses requisite for the comfort and convenience
Of large family besides good grst and saw.rnlll
both OF which will be sources Of profit to the owner
further description Of the property is deemed unne.
cessary az lis presumed that none will purchase with
ont FIRST viewing the property to which, those wishing 10
purchase particularly invited. Tor the rnopev n
great bargain will be sold
RICHARD LEAKE.
July ~. Is-2t VIII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

HN lFrY DOLLARS REWARD Runaway fro1,
n the substribsrs on Saturday evening last, a ne.
<ro man named WASHINGTON, a bright muIsuo
about % years Of age and feet inches hieh.
w isbirg on was purchased Of DIR. ]. N F4ulcon Of
Amelia, ami has vii, living 10 Surry county, where
Ia likely he has gone. The above reward viii he
paid " lsk-n whonor i~suiy rive doiss nd
I'd within the limits q he State and stl re.sooahI,
chsfg's pad. HALL NELSON & co
r. hmoud. W.
July I. I5-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

appointment by the President-RobertB G!Ist ri,,
oil Cosri, 10 be Attorney Of the Un,ed States Ter
the District oil South Carons, in the place OF Edward
Frost, resignsG.-l Washington GLobe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

Ard-rson. Jaequellns b. Harris. lanes p Preston
John Eudsrs, John Allan, Bernard Peyion snd John
f. stacs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29
UNIVERSITY OF yIRoL,Ls

Al The close OF the session, Monday, the 18th OF
July, 1881 the following public exercises took place
in the presence Of the Visiters Of the University and
OF large and respectable audience.
An Grafton, on the motives TO Intellectual Exerton
IN tins couniry-by MIR. John w. Wimbish Of South
Carolina
z. The Chairman Of the Faculty, announced the fol-
lowing names, Tin alphabetical order) Of the students
VINO had distinguished themselves in tho Public Exami-
tons which have been held during the present session
The numbers indicate the examinations at which tho
student gained this honor.
SCHOOL OF ANCIENT LANGUAGES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29
JOHN J. MOORE.
ANOTHER SPLENDID SCHEME!!,
= III mn {, 90 AI,n s.2n nnn

EXTRA, Ciass-No. IS, for 1881,
Driving will he received 10 Richmond or Saturday,
The "a Il September mex.
SO Number L,,sry, by Tyrnary Psrmut.tior--6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

We publish IN our columns OF to-day, the despa,ches
received al the War Ofise, giving an aceouD, of Il
recent disturbances with some of he Iadian ,eibes
will De seen hat the sfiir has been settled wtht u
biopdsh ID and rejoice to find that no lives have
lost on either side We understand thai tie G ,verD.
ment was no, arprzed Of The existence OF any dscon
tents among these Indians, and hat mea.ures have
been promptly taken TO ascertain the causes which
produced these unexpected movements in that quare.
JVdshinstOn GIObe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

j, MIINI.E,
F's below tie door Of she E gle Ho e.
W o.ders rem the country, eDcl sing cssb or
rfzs Ticket, VIII b. promptly attended 20. address
L. MICKLE. Richmond ia.
wv q 2t--Td
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-21

Rappahannock In mos'css
Potomac. This subscription has been converted oto
subscription the stock of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company.
Monongal,a Navigation. This improvement: having
been completed limited time, is considered foIe.
the Commonwealth The is before Ge,eral
decision, whether the forfeiture made and the
improvements become public property, whether they shall
ne bIed nuisarccs
Gainesville Bridge. This DESTROYED by
freset 1923 Il has been rebuilt by the
ofthe individual stockholders The tolls stated
accrued previous its destruction.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-03

ltappears, upon authority Of letters from
Rotterdam and Ghfnf, contained in the Iato
English papers, that great distress existed 10
all the manufacturing towns in Belgium. Ono
OF the letter writer's from Ghent says--"Wo
are just as well as our political position will
allow as to be, namely, overwhelmed by
poverty and starvation. The latter stares US
in the face at every step I'VE take. We have
at least $4,000 work people out Of employ
ncnt, and, above all. without any prospects
of getting any, at all events. for this winter.
At the present time tranquility can only be
preserved Ly muskets. balls and bayonets.
hope, ere long, the government viii adopt
some measures 10 put = stop to this mclan-
choly order of things. But in fact il is not
confined TO this city alone AtAntwerp dis
trees is very great, and sec, bs my paper
of last night that the Begians are organz-
ing themselves into bands for pilage and
robberies, so as TO compel the authorities, to
issue proclamation prohibiting all ASSEM-
blaoes OF more than six persons at place.
THE GRAVES OF CYgus e. ALExAvp1R.
tits remarkable, that both the toinbs Of Cy~
rus and Alexander, each surnamed the
Great, were broken into, and the bodies Of
those who awed the world were profaned for
the SAKE Of the gold, tie precious stones, and
other yaluabies With which they were deco
rated, In speaking Of this subject Williams.
the historian Of Alexander. justly observes:
sIhc great. IL they wish their ashes to
repose undisturhed should leave their wealth
on this side Of the grave; any superhuena
decoration Of the tomb but serves TO tempt
the hands Of the spoiler y
Alta conyisial meeting Of the young per-
cons al the house OF Mr. Pinkney. publican.
| Moakwearmouth shore. England. young
woman, named Esther iisfon, fgsd ~.
daagh.erof Captain Listen, oil that place.
while engaged III dancing. set down and inn
nedialey expired. Medical aid was called
| in, but without avail Her death Is attrihst.
| ed 10 anopiexy. caused BY the tee tight iac~
| ingof her Stays, which had produced dae
| Termination ol the bleed 10 tbs head
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-03

*The Catawba Indians still reside, on tho
Catawba river, in South Carolina, but now
reduced TO less than 900 souls They own q
tract Of country Is miles square. OF fine land.
and yet they are poor, miserable set Of peo-
pie
The Delawares are now far to the westof
the Allegheny Mountain.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-06
Report Of tke Seeretaru Of The .Naru.


Absuacted by the Lancaster Exanlinerl
The Secretary states that the active naval
force employed within the year has not es-
sentially varied from that kept in service for
several years past-lt consists of five fri
gates, ten sloops of war. and four schoeners
A squadron consisting of two lrigates and
four sloops has beeR maintained in the Medi-
terranean. for the protection of eur COM
merce. Another squadron has been employ.
I'd in cruising on the coast OF Brazil and Blu
nos Ayres and in the Pacific ocean; and il is
supposed that the situation of affairs in that
quarter viii require the continuance OF this
force. The squadron maintained IN the West
Indies aad in the Gall Of Mexico, consists Of
tour Sleeps Of war and tVo schooners No
d'nhnuilon oithts force Is contemplated. tho
vessels Of l'Gtter draugIts are recommended
Tor the service. The irigatc Brardywine.
3iter returning from cnIiRc in the Gulf Of
Mexico, Tor the protection Of our trade in
ihat quarter, has sailed TO join the squadron
IN the Mediterranean.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-06
ORGANIZATION or THE ARMY

| Major General, Q Brigadier Generals,
l AdJutaat General. Inspector Generals,
l Quarter master General, j Quarter Mas
tiers, Commissary General OF Subsistence,
: Commlssaries, Surgeon General, 5 Sur
seons, Do Assistant Surgeons, l Paymaster-
General II Paymast a, Commissary &C.
neral OF Purchases, Assistant Engineer,
Military Storekeepers, II Colonies, II Lieut.
IoIones, 10 Majors. 100 Captains, las First
Lieutenants, las Second Lieutenants, Ii
Sergeant Majors. IL O. Nj Sergeants, 35I
eergeants, 424 Corporals, IA Principal Dlu-
siclans, @02 Musicians, i05 Artilicers, Sc
enlisted Tor Ordnance, 4 ASP Privates.
Total Commissioned $40. Total Nom
Commissioned officers, Musicians, Arti6cers,
and PIivates, 5,642.
Aggregate, 6,lss.