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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06

PHNHE thorough bred imported Race Horse BARE
IN FOOT will stand the ensuing season, (Which com
nenced on The l OF February and will terminate on the
Isl oil JuyD at my Farm adjoining the OF Manches
ter and opposite TO The City Richmond The terms are
hy dollars the season. Discharged by the payment forty
within the season-and sixty insure mare with loai-
aud one dollar TO the Groom.Companes individuals
sending six mares will be charged but for FIVE. There
are lots and sheds prepared for Mares and paursge with
out charge Every attention will be paid prevent ac
dents or escapes-bu the subscriber will be response
Ole Tor either Mares will be fed grain % cents day
and no charge made for the board of servants accompany
ing them. Barefoot ioaled the property of Mr. att
IN 1870 Zone OF the most successful sporsmen breed
ers OF race horses in all Engand who sold him to Lord
Darlington, from whom he purchased by his pfese mt
owner Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, who sent him 10 this
country As racer Barefoot dstng ushed on the
English turf any horse Of his day. having beaten many
oil the best runners ia England and is said TO be The only
horse ever imported, that had the GREAT ST. LIE.
GER For detail OF his performances see hand bills
BAreioots pedigree is equal 10 that of any horse lie
was got by Tramp, out OF Rosamond by Buzzard her dam
Rosebury, sister TO Hubby by PhenonenoD her dam Miss
West, by Mdchem. Regulus, Crab, Childers, Baslo.
Tramp was got by Dick Andrews out Johanna mare /;
her dam Fiaxineila by Trentham, oodpecke Everlas
ing by Eclipse Dick Andrews got by Joe ndre VS.
out OF Hghhyer mare; her dam by Cardinal Puff Tat
lef Snip, Godoiphn Arabian. Joe Andrews was got by
Eclipse out OF Amaranda, by Omnuul her dam Cloudy
by Blank Crab, Partner, &c.
Barefoot is red soIrel, five feet two inches high of
great bone and snew aud highly formed as any horse
Richmond, April rs. HAIL f. C.. MAYO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06
May 81

a NENERAL AGENCY.-1he undersigned, residing
Va In Fredericksburg, Virginia, having opened am OF.
nee for the purpose offers his services the public as an
AGEN Tor the prosecution and collie tion of accounts
ana claims generaly-ihe investigation of Land Titles
purchase and sale oil Real Estate redemption of Lands
subject to sale for non-payment OF Taxes. Sc &C. in any
par oil tie State oil Virginia, OF the adjacent States
He has given particular attention the La and
iaions respecting claims for REVOLUTIONARY SER.
VICES, both Continental and State; and will undert
on reasonable terms, The prosecution OF Claims for aod
Bounty, Pay Pensions. of Officers and Soldiers of the
Revolutionary War or, Of the late War between the
States and Great Britain. He respectfully invites the
correspondence Of persons having tile to such claims
either against the State Of Virginia the United States
Residing at convenient point between and within
lew hours travel OF the cities OF Washington and Rich
inond. aud having attentive and experienced corrsspon
dents, he will be able TO business promptly in those
places.
In cases requiring legal aid advice he will be assisted
oy able connse-an| the utmost diligence and
will be given bring speedy and issue anv
business that may be con6ded 10 him.
For the satisfaction OF persons distance whom he
UNKNOWN and who may desire information his char
acte and capacity for business he authorised refer to
the gentlemen whose names are hereto annexed.
VIM. +. GRAY, Fredsricksburg,' pa.
REFERENcEs
Hon. Francis 7. Brooke, Court of appeals, "a
Hon John 1. Lomax, General Court
of pa.
Hon John Coaier,
John Scott, Esq. frTedeT'e6soWg.
John s. Wexford, Esq.
John l.. Marye, Esq.
Hon. WIN. T. Barry, Post Master General
Hon Samuel l.. Southland, Senate u. s.
Hon John NJ Patton House of Rep U. States.
Hon VIM p. Taylor, do do.
$$ sS%ii " G5::: = e. Esq
May g. lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06

a NoLD NINE TRACT IN BUCKINGHAM-For
w sale or lease, the dover interest Of Mrs Elizabeth
Lewis, in Tract OF Land, lying Wstons Fork in the
county oil buckingham, about or miles from the Court
house, belonging TO the estate Of her deceased busbsn
me late Col. Wm l. Lewis. This tract, sometimes cali
ell the Gold Mine Tract is supposed TO contain abou, 100
acres Gold has been frequently found upon il--in one
instance, single lump, said TO eve been worth
OF SlOO Col. Lewis some short time before his death
aud before searching Tor Gold pursued as
business IN Frgnia, had commenced preparations on an
extensive scale ior washing and separating the ore.
more particular description is deemed unnec essaTy as
none, II - presumed, would purchase without examning
the property Persons disposed contract Tor Mrs Lew
sf interest will please address their atoms post
paid, to Gen. -. w. s. Cabe D4nyiie John Robertson
Richmond, or the subscrber Concord p. o., Campbell
STERLING G. ANDERSON,
Attorney in fact for Mrs. Il. Letois
May13. I'll
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. prnlt's Nipple and Shield.

YuyHE subscriber offers Tor SALE Doctor Pras nexlv
j. invented Nursing Apparatus. or Artificial ripple.
clans. relative to its importance aud utility.
June 6. [s-4,i JAMES McKILDoE
observation-disclosures.
have examined DR.. Prait's Artificial Nipple and am
Of opinion, that il will answer the purpose extremei
we'll We have no other conrvance Of this kind which
affords the necessary relief; aud ee confident that the
Nipple prepared will be found eminen,ly useful.
JNO EBERLE, M. d.
Cincinnati. Aug. %, 1888.
To DR.. Elijah Pratt
Dear Sir As feel it matter OF much public import
ance means Of esseDing the terrible
from "Sore Nipples" have much pleasure in being able
say, that the Shied you offer the preventing and
the OF this maady, Is better adaped the
than any have heretofore In the in
stances have known them be used much satisfaction
has been expressed; and have hesitation believe
will generally succeed. am well persuaded of this
at this moment, that cannot forbesr express wish
that city, through the various Apoecsres may be
WI. P. DEVICES, NJ. d.
Philadelphia, 18Th Jan, 1884.
To Joshua G. Harker
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 81, 1884
Dear Sr-I have used &" Dr. Pratt's Artificial Minnie
and Shield. in OF excoriled nipples with entire
success aud believe that in every instance of the kind
IL properly applied il will FULLY the expectations
OF the patient and the practitioner, and entirely
the hitherto imperfect instruments used that purpose
In those where, from maltonaon other cause
there is total absence oil the natural nipple, th.
ments the only calculated TO supply the deficiency
requires assistance TO hold gives pain. and
Is never refused by the infant, who appears dn
guish IL from the natural nipple.
Being constructed on scientific principles, il cannot fail
TO be generally adopted and is calculated evae much
suffering in very interesting class OF the community
Yours, sc. CALEB b. MATHEW, Nj. ID.
have used DIR. Pra's artificial Nipple and Shield in
cases of Nipples, with great success, aud take great
pleasure in recommending their in all OF
ton, tenderness or maiormaon Of Nipples.
IN. CLARKE, M. ID.
Richmond, May 29lh, 1884.
Having ted and seen used DR. pratt's Nip,ia
Shield. IN several OF and fectiy
Nipple, affords pleasure TO attest superiority over
any con'rivance that have employed and its
adaptation TO the object in view. J. CULLEN, NJ ID.
Richmond, May 30,b, 1884.
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Fresh Dry GOOds---gn Store.

VHNHE SHIP Jeterson just in from Liverpool having
n brought the remainder OF importation of Spring
GOODS, except lew packages-anj receipts oil Do.
nestle and other Goods IroH the North, having been very
heavy within few dsys-we prepared TO offer
TO our customers, and to all who may choose on
one OF the largest supplies OF Goods have ever bad i'm
store and which equal in style any thing in The Dry
Goods line we have seen Tor many Goods are
indeed both handsome and cheap. more general adj
verisement will appear in lew days.
+. & J. s. JAMES & CO.;
hpr' IL. lllO-uJ Market Square
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06

f The EN0UtKER published twice week, generally and
three times week during the Of the
Price, the same heicoore Five Doas
Notes oil charsred spcccpaying banks (ony)
eeved IN payment The Editors win the safety
n ne ny postage OF being paid by the writer's
will discretion of
Editors until all arrearages have been paid up.
@ Whoever will the payment papers,
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One rs each
o.
OF assumed bv in this cits its enyirons
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CoMMIssIoNEN's OrFfcr.

=
Inc pafues concerned tn The foregoing decree here.
by notified, that have appointed lie l7b so Of Jnno
newt 70 commence tie execution Of The duties reqsired
by said decree they are therefore required 10 attend Al
my once az o'clock, A NJ, with al necessary papers
vouchers, books &c. 10 enable me to NIKE pp tic sc
counts required
May 20. 4Is4w
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.IlHOllsieixr T0lis0a,

N4/ ILL stand The ensuing season. my stable 10 the
w county OF Chesterfield. about 20 miles from both
Richmond and Petersburg and within mile OF MooJy's
lavern-e IS now at his stand ready 10 serve mares at
goo the season, payable on LIST August next, when IL
VIII expire-$lOO insurance, payable as soon as tie
mare known TO be in ioal parted wilone dollsr TO
the groom in every Lsrge and very extensive pas
iur"ge sown in small grain. expressly Tor left with
he morse separate lots for and colts many new
stables Tor them in bad weather. aud board gratis
Those sending from distance, il convenient will send
servants win their Mares that they may be attended TO-
agfeeAhy 10 their own instructions Mares fed, if requir-
ed at 70 cents day, responsibility for accidents or es-
caPes' but every precaution TO preyentihem
GEORGE w. JOHNSON.
PEoIcREE.- Monsieur TOnson was by pacol,t he
by the imported horse Citizen he by Paeole Of England
he by Blank and Blank by Goolphin arabian his dam bv
Top Gallant he by Gaan Gsllsin by Unmarried BedCord
&c &C., his grsndsm by Grey Medley imported Oscar
imported Fesrnonghi, &c Monsieur Tonson IL the All
brother Of Sir Richard, Henry aud Cbampion--sir RI
ehsd and Champion hsvc proven be superior horses
and have never been beaten
monsieur Ionson has made himself so toeH kno,on B,
ms uHJiooHed achievements the ur 10 render luf.
Their notice unnecessary. Those who desire 10 see more
detailed account Of spedigree and peromances are
TERED to SINNERS Turf Register, January No 1891
Monsieur Ionsos colts have sold at very high prices
saw their improvement he having had last al mere vim
ners than tie get OF any other horse In Amercahe best
evidence, however, Of my opinion Of him is that psd
last November ten thousand dollars cash Tor him
w. r. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield 9Th February, 1894 SCI
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May1a

70 carry into effect Decree Of Hanover Circuit SUI
n perior Court Of the 20 inst, for which purpose tie
subscriber has been appointed by the said Court will be
offered Tor sale on The premises the Goth Ct month";
the Tract of Land Of which Henry r. Winston died
seized containing three hundred ninety one quarter
acres. This land lice the South Anna, the principal
branch Of she Pamunkey river, four FIVE miles FROM
Hanover Court House, aud adjoining the lands OF Philip
H. winston and others. IL - undoubtedly very vaiua.
bic Tract OF Land and would be considered great scqu
son TO any one wishing TO invest money in such proper
VIII be given Tor the purchase money, except so much
may be necessafy IN cash. to deiay the expenses Of the
sale under which the sad Decree made and The suit Of
the Landtbe purchaser give bond with sufficient So
curly The tile be retained the further order Of
The Court BENJAMIN POLLARD.
Hanover, May 18th. 1884, Isl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06

KER. VIM. A. ABRAHAM-sIR As YOU arc mo
1YM inabltant Of this State, you will please lake notice
mat on the 10Th day Of July Buckingham Court
House. 10 the county Of Buckingham, and State Of Virgil
MIA, We shall proceed 10 take tie DISPOSITIONS Of Edmund
W. Hubbard and Others TO DO read evidence In a suit
~ chancey now depending In the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chsncefy for The county Of Buckingham In
which suit, we are plaintiffs snd you others are de-
lenosnts And, " then add there prevented shall on
,ne nm Gay OF August next proceed 10 take the deposit
hons Of The said Edmund w Hubbard snd Others u the
sad Buckingham Court House above mentioned where
YOU may attend, u you like. SAML FORD & co.
May ~. swsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06

VACCINE AGENT.-DR. WIN. S. scorr. has lee n
re-aPPoinied by the Executive, Vaccine Agen, Tor
The State Of Va As directed by law, he IL PREPARED N
furnish, "wihoul fee orrsward genuine Vaccine Wins
70 all persons within the State DESTROYS Of obtaining N
Personal appcs,ions 81 his Office Main Street ne arv
opposite be slate Banks OF by letter, postage paid viii
be promptly attended lo-Difeelors for Vaecina,iov iil
accompany each parcel Of matter distributed.
May 90 n,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06

"IANTED, as Apprentice 10 the prin,oo Bos,.
w ness Youth Of respectable connexions from
IA to 10 years OF ago. possessing good English Edocan
apply at The Office Of This psPer Nay 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06
G.aLLEGO MILLS-Cilv Of Ri,hn

GdLLEGO MLLS.-Ciiy of Richmond.
THNHE subscriber has the pleasure Of informing his
'ormer customers and the public generally. that the
""iego Mills are nearly completely aud will be in full
operation with the growing crop. He is ready TO
"aci Tor wheat from all parts OF the country.
ne business wiz be conducted utter LIST July next,
der the firm Of p. j. Chevsllie s. Co.
. PETER J. CHEVALLIE.
May @. lille,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06
Spring Goods.

YHNHE subscribers have already in store large portion
n between FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED PACK
AGES, Of their Spring Supply of Dry Goods, received
mainly by the Hdrkdiody from Liverpool and by various
recent arrivals from Philadelphia and New York. The
remainder OF their importation is daily expected by
the JeGerson from Liverpool. and other large additions
will be made during the ensuing week by arrivals from
New York When all these get into store, fuller and
more general advertisement will appear In the me an
lime, we offer on our usual terms, the supply on
hand, and invite City and Country y1ferchGnts to cali
on us. There has been very great decline in many
leading articles, and almost ais others Than
yesr-indeed we have rarely Dry Goods generally
as cheap as they noU are The styles patterns,
new for the most part, and many OF them good.
f. & J. S. JAMES & CO.,
April l. [I07-u1 Market SQUARE
SSHORr PUMP.-The subscriber having rented this
~ well known and healthy establishment, IL miles
above the city oil Richmond, is prepared entertain ira
veiers and others reasonable terms and in man
ner as he trusts will give general satisfaction HI respect
fully sociis the patronage Of the old customers of the
tablshme and begs leave call the attention of the
public, aud OF the citizens Of the lower country
~, 10 the well known healthGiness OF the situation His
bar is well supplied with the best liquors. and no labor
or expense will be spared to promote The comfort of all
who may favor him with their custom.
RO. I. PULLIAM.
May o. l-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06

NOTlCE.-iining finally removed my family ana Sc
innary from my late residence on the river Potomac
thereby make known my intention OF returning iiber
We located at this pllcr, healthy pleasant !,
tuaon, ia the county Of Fairfax, ON the Stage Road
rom the District Of Columbia Winchester where ali
communications will reach WIN. BRENT in
solly' near Chandlly P. o., 26lh April, 81 I-I2
a NROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
M The subscriber has leased Of the onements i'm
meaely fronting The landing Of the Pasn near tho new
MIL Of Mr. Cheyalle, for the transaction Of GrocerV
and Commission business where he l. now receiving =
hne assortment every Article IN the Grocery line and TO
which he invites the attention Of purchasers-and will
give personal attention 70 az consgnmens that are en-
trusted to his care. THOMAS +. JOHNSON
March 28. IOsO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06

I'm CHANCERY-V iRGINIA.--At Circuit Superior
n Court OF Law and Chancery continued aud held or
Buckingham county, at The Court house, on Wedne sday
the 10Th day OF April, 1884, sitting Court Of Cham
Gerry:
John Couch and Mary his wife John Couch as admir-
oil his former wife, Elizabeth Couch deceased, Thomas
Anderson and William Couch, aJur OF Ann Couch de.
ceased, plaintiffs
against
Robert Rives John Coman, exor. of John Harris ,e
ceased, Thomas W. Gilmer x'or admir- de bonis
non, OF in any other way character representing the
estates OF Christopher Hudson, William Walker and
Nat Anderson sen deceased and Nat Anderson, ex or
or admir-, heir tisirbulee OF said Nat. de.
ceased, or any way representing The OF the said
Nat Aoderson deceased, who was executor of Thomas
Anderson, deceased, Thomas Paiteson and lis wife Sarah
Phce Perkins, Sheriff and admr. OF SAMUEL Winifey
decd Price Perkins lis his right, John s. Anderson
aud William Anderson, Defendants
This cause this day, TO he heard Oh the bill
answers, exhibits and examination Of witnesses and was
argued ny counsel Aud II appearing 10 the satisfaction
OF tie Court that The order Of wared sgsiu.
the sbsent defendant Nathaniel hath been du
w executed, the Court doth take the plaintiff. for roness
ed as TO that defendant On consider alton whereof The
Court doth adudge order and decree, one Of tie Com
niissionefs Of this Court doth examine state and SETTLE
The accounts OF The late Join Harris the late Nathaniel
Anderson and the defendant Robert kyes ex'or Ct the
last w ~ and Tetsment OF Thomas Anderson deceased
exhDiling general view OF the estate, and separate
account o. each OF the receipts and disbursements OF
o. said ex ors, distributing real and personal asse maxi
ing any statements deemed pertinent by hims IT, or re-
quifed by the parties be 80 slated aud make report 10
ibis Court. ~ "
Copy Tesie, r. ELDRIDGE, c. B. c.
The parties in the above csu,s will take notice hat ON
The 10th and 10Th days OF July next az Buckingham Court.
house on le 22d, 23d aud 9Th days Of July next al the
Tavern 10 Bent Creek; and on the 9Th 9Th and 7fh ia,
Of August next, at Warren Ferry Buckingham tie Com
missioner will proceed 10 the execution of lie above Older
JOHN I. BOCOK, COmr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-13
Senatorial Nominations FOR LITCHFIEI.D COUNTY.
1sM District. THERON ROCKWELL. lsM !" HOLBROOK CURTIS. l7'h ELISHA STERLING.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.

Aia meeting of4Delegatss from ,hs sevesal sowns
 composing the l6,h Sesaiorial District, conveneda aa
 BeihIem, on the 4,h day of March, 1884, j, was
 ResOlued, That HOLBROOK CURTIS. Eso. of Wa'ertcwa, De nominated ios Senatbr is 18th Senatorial District in fhe next General Assem bIy; and this Convention cosGdipg h As talents and republican principles recommend hi to the .up. port of .hs elecors is said disric,as a worth, es .heis free senragss. '' .}af
 Rssotssd. That the procsedings Of this Conven,iou be signed by the Chaifsan aud Secretary. and puh lished. JOHN RIJCKTNCaA AS S,ss.
 JOSEPH. "A. BELLAny, Eec,y. ~.
 The appEoachiag elecsos calls fpe greater sacr;G- ess aad for more spirited esetioss ep ahe part of hs Na'oasl Republicans in ihis essa,y than asy wAieh has preceded ia ier ssVegal ysars. It is well knoka that through the apathy. dispaisn. asd d.raetion o their otPonss's, the @aekson parsy had m.jori.y of the members tsom shis county pa year. aaa the ssh ~a'' that two 4sdgea Of REsAass asd ssstr.l vssy worthy aaa respectable Magasasss wsss ssssiaseaao 'Ae i"'oles.aee aaa ~aasss of yasksoaisn. We 'Anne' hs mistaken whsp we uay. shat laEgs aVd
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-13

During the anxiety on Tuesday to escape from the steamboat, a lady presented herself at the bows with a very young child, and gentleman offered to assist her. He took the infant. wrapped it carefully in his large cloak. and called to person standing in the mud to catch it. The person addressed probably did not attend to the call The little child was thrown into the marsh. The gentleman, how ever. supposing the infant safe. helped the mother to get on shore. That being accom-, plished, the child was not tO be found: hsli as tt had been directed to somebody, there was no doubt hut it would soon appear, and the
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-15
Providence Journal.
THF STATE CONVENTION.

Ii seems that our assembly have post
poned the consideration of n resolution
providing for the pay md expenses of the
members Of this body, to the January ses-
sion. This is, in fact, giving this in'-
por,ant subject to go-by. 1t does seem
strange that some people should think that
those persons who work for the public
ought to receive no compensation, espe-
cially when their duties require them to
fix upon a charter defining the powers oi
the Government, and the ri ghts OF the
citizens. We expect that the fear Of in
noya,ion has frightened some Of our logIs-
lators out of that discretion which they
display on ordinary topics. 1t seems to
have been already settled by the conven'
ton that the right of suffrage shall not be
extended. This was one OF tho import
ant subjects which occupied so much oI
the public mind, and since it appears iol
the present to be decided, we can sec nc
good reason why they should not 20 for
ward md prepare constitution adapted
ns near as possible to our wants. We
are now floating about in uncertainty
our government depending for its exist
cnce upon loose precedent, and liable ''
be overthrow, for he purpose of support
inc party measures. Such things ought
,ot TO be. A constitution is the only
remedy, and that we ought to have.
TWoonsocket Pat
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GENTLENiEN'S
Furnishing Store.
Turner & Salisbury,

-wATER-STREET-
EEAVE on hand a large assortment
E VI of Cloths Of the most fashionable
colors, among which are supertine olive
green, invisible do, peacock do, dahlIa,
brown, olive brown, olive, blue, black,
SC. &c. common do do also, rich and
select lot of Casslnercs Of various sty les
and qualities. a large assortment OF
Vcstlngs of new and approved patterns.
They have also an extensive aSSort-
men, o. READY MADE CLIO THING,
comprising DREss and FRocK CoATs OF
different qualities, and Il variety of fash
lonablc colors cassimerc and cloth PAN
falcons, olvarious colors and qualities ;
velvet, valencia, satin, bombaZIne end
Marselles VESTS. Also, variety OF
sho,t jackets, pea jackets, monkey do,
reelIng do, thick trowsers, flannel shirts,
and draws, cotton and linen shirts, stocks,
cravats, SC. SC.
AT this Establishment may be found
every article appertaining t" gentle
mans wardrobe, made from the best OF
stock and in faithful manner which al
all times will be sold as low as at any 9TH
or Store. Oct l3.
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His b. NJ. ship Arachne, Captain Bar
ney, mounting lG guns, arrived at this
port Yesterday from jamaica. On com
inc to anchor, salutcs were lnterchanged
with Fort Henry. We understand she
brings passenger, Captain Ki,son, of the
Royal Engineers, who is charged with
the duty of erecting lighthouses on the
Coast of Florida and Bahama Islands, in
conformity with an arrangement entered
into some time ago, between the govern
ments of Great Britain and the United
States. 1t is believed this is the first Brit.
ish armed vessel which has entered this
barbor since the late war.
Baltimore Amer.