Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-12
UNITED STATES ENGINEERS.

UNITED STATES ENGINEERS
me "iLirARY AND NAVAL MAGAZINE ron
List Of the u s. Typographical Engineers, and ,he,
IT.. r., present duties
Lieut.. George II. Ramsay. Is, - ,em VIC A,;,,s".
Lieut. Alexander ID. Mackay. Is, do Ass'ts.
Lieut.. Col. J. Anderson, engaged on s,,,.yy IF ,,
shores of Lake Huron and Michigan. survey u '"'
Lieut. 5. p. Heinizenan, 9th reg infantry
D Do S S H. %.a Poole 81 81, artillery Ass',.
Lieut. COL kearncy, charged with the CONSTRUCTION of
the Bridge across the Potomac, at Washington City
Lieutenant J. NJ. Beuien, 9th reg. infantry.
DO. f. NJ White, 81 reg. artillery.
George W. Hughes, Civil Engineer
Lieut.. Col. s. III. Long, furiough
Lieut. Col. p. II. Perraut waiting orders
Major Hartman Bache, at Phiadel pha preparing mans
Pa to Elmira n " and OF the harbors of Plasburg and
Port Kent, N. Y, and Burlington Bay VI.
ca ss% Gs 70 W. waa I'd reg ary assistant
Throgs Point, East River for the military deenees of New
Lieut.. George w Whistle, 81 reg ar,'y
DO. Augustus Garfield 18th do Assistants
Captain James d. Graham, engaged on a survey Tor the.
military detcnces of Cape Cod and vicinity.
Lieutenant J. +. lizard, ID reg ni'y.)
10. T. J. Lee, 4,h do. arty. Assistants
- 10. j. N. Macomb. Ith do. do
C'P,an william Turnbuil, charged with the con,ruc-
"on oil the Potomac Aqueduct at Georgetown d. C.
leu Lieu. M; T. Ewing 9TH reg. arty., assistant.
captain w. H. Swift engaged in the survey of the
Lle"enantw. G Williams, 9TH reg. infantry, engaged
Washington In preparing maps and reports of his survey
OF canal route from Mobile Bay, Alabama to Psnsacol,
Bay, Florida '''
Lieut. Thomas F, Dray,on, 9th reg nry. ! ,
Iis",en,n, a. I",, LIST do ar!'y ''''"S'
The survey OF the military road Fort Howard Green
Bayto Chicago; aud from Fort Howard to For, Crawford
Lieutenant John Mckay, 3D., re artillery enyaoe n,
asurvey OF the Savannah river, Georgia.
List of Ciu,s and assistant Civil Engineers. under the
w.r orders Of the Typographical Bureau.
"""a" howard, engaged III Baltimore in PREPARING
maps and reports of survey OF road from The vic;ns
Of Memphis to White River, in Arkansas Territory and
T% survey OF the Mo"ongahela River Assisted by
DE wit Clinton engaged at New York. in making n
spo,, Of reconnaissance Of railroad tho south
George w. Hughes, Assistant to Leuten,n, ca, K.,,
Howard Stansbary, charged with the snrvsv of a..
NJ ad River and Lake Erie Railroad - '''
'" D. Uuion, engaged a survey Of Rail- road from,
Pearl River TO Yazoo River, State OF Mississippi. '"'
Paris paper OF the 2s,h September has the following
"The King has received in private audiences tho
attached TO the United States ship Delaware Tbass of
ncers are seven in number. The Captain first second
'ra ana fourth Lieutenans, Captain of Marines and
o""P'an' ihe King received them with much cor,;aI
anu even accompanied them through the visit thew
mare E TO The different apartments in the Tuleries
i"e ala ue camp on service for the Iav AZ the ma,
i anu VINO, 10y lucky chance happenedto be Gene
RAJ bernard afterwards conducted these gentlemen 70 M
s,"n ; gallery oi the museum They BESIDES invited
y" "'"e WIN MS Majesty Tomorrow at St. Cloud"
w vi as tn Ieay Re-,
,S Oh MS return to the SOUTH Monday crossing over
.he country via Worcester, Northampton PittsfeLj Sc
W ROY anu Aibany-and thence desce ndnp IN
ns c"y' The citizens of Troy and ALBANY william, ;s
T vi party have extended invitation TO the Wes
tern statesman, and glad that he has accentd !,
W Y. Com. .Adv. nos "e'ep'eo "'
we learn that the Branch Bank this morning redu.d
e'r rate Of purchase OF Bills the North Ia per cent
anu POW charge 1-2 per discount with tme ,o ,,
riot. ""''o" fd'-
L. Il. AVERY. We learn from Bristol tina, ,J;s ;,1;
Vduai returned to that place about Ten DAVIS since ,vh
ne now resides with his family. We aso learn ,h,,h
suspended from his ministerial labor for The nr.
seh The Conference, and that he now takes no mar, M
ae DIS a. any oil the rel gious exercises which are n
Ell Oy his congregation.
he hde OF public opinion has swept him way from his
las, sfong mold Evemmany OF his friends have h.con
sa'ed oil his guilt, and others have discovered The ,
ana presumption OF all attempts TO sustain him Ioy
"e"ce IfePuOhcdn Herald, .N0u 3rd
MORE GoLD.-The Western Herald of tb. os,, all
,hh' among The Developments OF the Cola coun,,
nave oeeh recently made there was found some
'"o'. ''ie sihce on Lot No 40, LIST Dist Habersban
specimen weighing hundred and ninety nine dyis t,y
anon ~ MS inne Is thought, promises fair TO be
Garrison arrested on SUNDAY wseL i; p,,
resiJ,na ~ u pu"ncauon OF L'belS upon five individuals
ISSUING III canterbury. His friends gave bonds for his
appearance at the December term OF Tho Conm, ~ ms
E, g. ~ RALEIGH, Nov g.
FRANCES y hey, Esq, U. s. Attorney for DE n;s,r;,
o Ooiuinbia, passed though this civ on Juesdv ~.
ast on his way to .aoJdma II is under,tooJ n a, %
" ~ WISH 10 mat Sac H. TO h.ve The ,ohliers who
h .C"eefned IN the killing OF Col Ovens tiled beors
'o o"''eu states Circuit Fourt.-Sfa
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