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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-16

COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AGEST.-R J. PULLIAM
- tenders his his friends and The public generally
in town and country, COLLECTOR AND GENERAL.
AGENT the sale f Produce every kind, Hiring Me-
gIncs, Renting Houses, Selling Property, ST..
j. r. intends TO devote his sole attention The above
and soiciis share Of public patronage, assuring those who
may him with their business, that shall be attended
fidelity and despatch. lie MAJ be found
M-ss nloes & Brother, Opposite the Bell Tavern whrr.
PERSONS wli lien-c their invurs.
Refer 10 W j. {. Crane = To-. L. c. Workman, Jas. Wn.
si.n Henry ". Muncirr.
Nn;.
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Nov. l6

7 AND rs PoWnATAS FOR SALE.-on Tuesday, the It'll
- Of the Plantation which The late George
w Flcnrnay will he offered highest bid
der premises The contains 3 acres, lies near the
Court house ca being In woas. great proper
tim Of the remainder quite fresh and in the best oonliion Ia
yield immediate profits The Improvements comfortable
Dwelling House, good GanaIy, Tobacco Earn, Ice o'e, &c,
al or substantial character Trrsone iird cash the balance
in annual pay ment saact". secured On the day,
will he the Crop, Stock Utensils and Household furni
TURF oil o the variety including hnc lot IL Pork.
WM. LiGoS EIseafSr.
Ny 10 5j--lIs
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TESAS.
EF>r"kn L.; t,foy.--lr iiise before ~ the t1>.
TN Centnel Of September 81 witch contains &c
count o. a Mexican invasion, rather foray, commit,
ted in Eefugio county, the night vi September 18th
The invading party consisted OF about fifty Aexicans
The Maine Of their commander not ascertained.-
They made sudden descent npon the town, and tool,
possession of ii, helping themselves everything they
could lay their hands on, and carrying oleight prison
ers, among whom the district, clerk, the late she
rlf, and justice Of the peace.
Henry Rol, of the captiyes made desperate re-
sisance, killing of the blexcans and wounding =,
Others before he was overpowersd 1t is believed that
lie was afterwards killed
The Cenlinel adds: ''The most unnatural and horri-
BILE destruction OF private property followed. About
$3.50 in silver taken from widow and also 81 900
worth of dry goods household and kitchen furniture,
dc, &c Chief Justice Nelll and two other men
made their escape 10 a neigaborng wood, and next
morning retained 10 the deso!a,ion of the town
|, wore srishtful appearance and children
were IN great distress, having lost every thing movca
ble and their husbands and fathers abducted and car
red away into foreign captivity. Every thing looks
desolate; feathers, from the destruction OF bedding
were Tying about the streets making desoation more
desoale. Not article movable was left to these
unfortunate beings The only articles le in the town
were three barrels Of whiskey-whetIer they feared
poison or drunkenness, is a matter of conjecture
Mexican who was released next day, represented
they had 500 men four leagues behind that they had
previously taken San Patricio.''
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Tor,,.. NJ. IO.TIL.NICfTED.
oEAcco.-lhc lovers Of first rate Chewing Tobacco NAV
vannn very superior article from The present crop Of Fla
ne crop IL decidedly best that has hcrn
~ since 1874, with The exception oil small merriam r In. ~
ores, whiei We're hurried in by the frost liz first of hr
MN ,vb;I % e money dews have fallen copousy this sea
IT, , WIZ spersric The Of artificial means 10 aJd
October nth, IsII = ~ 'a-'Sa fLaSlEiI
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MaY.ri1opS.

Married, a, the High Shoals, Walton coun.
ley e. oslick s1 Jons ErfE,, Of Prince Geo the lab ln.
I.orI., EMELINE, daughter Of Samuel McCcountr y.
County, Geo. t,.en,
Married, on The 5l inst. by the Lev. John A. Miller,
P.csfNGHAA MuiiSs, Esq, The beautiful, accomplish.
Miss il.RRiEr WILL,gr eldest daughter -,
Willard. Esl = ~ Of tir county If Prince Edward. ;.
" The Wing ana Waichniu III the South Yl please cops.
Married. "Wednesday evening" The 10Th ins Moripc.
Hanover by The Rev. DR. James H. Hclabc, Mir. J,ar ,ro
FoRp Miss Nrr Jasr, Oldest daughter Of Henry Leadbee
Esq Of MontDt.r.
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TWENTY-FIVE NEGROES FOR SALE.--3y yiT,l--R
: cree 81 Tie Superior Coat II Law and Chancery"sE
ana others asansr Hcug's Administrator shall SELL 10 :,
highest bidder for CASH a, Mount LAUREL in the county Hall
tcncd IN said decree consisting OF men, wore oys and sit.
hey are parcel Of valuable and likely Negroes Person,
wanting Nesroes Tor Their own y III nave good opportunity
10 supply Themselves JOHN COLEMAN Comu,.sioucr
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fs'iE subscriber would iaorm all persons travelling
James River < kamavl la Canal, HAT he will b. p.r.
pared :yil carria,c Lock No. opposite Cau.r-yi-
convey passengers from either Boyd Etmonds Mrs,r-
Shcppard.nn 4 Co.. line of packets, that village. lie
also afford every facility his power WIN may wish 10
90 into The country such directions have the
dann Of I line OF stages. JOS. l. CARRINGTOS.
CareIsyille, Nov, ~ sS-vtw
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hb!spN HOUSE Reia.onJ. J0-Gent!cmcn and laidp.
Ia visiting the city respectfully Informed that they -
well accommodated wilh hnnrd reasonable It's
House, ncafi! ir0ntn. the Banks, and oppoc e Southern ic
d The Capitol SCARE, leading from Maia J.. siscst
Members OF The Legislature requested 10 give rs call
intend 10 them
PROMPT attention Is paid 10 ihuse shc wish 10 leave b. the
Cars Boats Horses we'll or and the stable
venieht - the House. JOHN II. BOYD.
Mt
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THE PRESIDENT AVN 1, GGoM;MON1carsD.


-" course pursued By the Whps toward AZ n
trna mat, which has been so often asserted IN Ia
ar, =. . all they wanted vas a President p,erol :,
nr;nc;o.g lsr clerk: From Captain Bolts nm 70 The
win not % tnat the party the complain, is that he
s;dant ~ 81 .'e aath with the Why pnrty 4 pra
soeh' OF great, l. and enIiohtene5 10y 10y RE-
sixteen millions ns ~ independent States and some
nar,r excen, so g. soul what has he to do with anu
Of the Constitutions whsbc out the great principles
support and execute. Asnn i, has soemnly sworn TO
as he values his far fame, and st man-os patriot
pos!eriiy unsuied name, is res 70 transmit his
all questions arising under out of m W oeciae upon
not as the Supreme Court may decide constitution,
dictate, others Eisf but as he conside MI Clay
for doing this, every Hotspur is to endeayohem 1t
him with Weakness folly and ignorance, and brand
him with the charge of periidy he will find thalsa
is virtue enough remaining with the people 10 bear e
nbove the storm and the tempest. Mr. Tyler has take
his stand upon the high rock of Rrpnblicanism an
if true to himself and country, not all the Bolts in lii
universe harm him The Wings may raise storl
around him, but the Democrats will to The rescue
With them, his old friends, the storm and tempest vi
pass by without dong him the least harm. Il is no
my purpose To enter INTO 4 defence of Mr. Tyler, q
abier pens doing this. We stand ready 10 We ye
we have done heretofore, to do service for him
Whatever Of talent We have. shall be, when necessary
employed in his defence. The Wings never did lik
his Republican princ pies. There is no real aihnit
between them As soon might you expect TO see o
aud water comminge together, expect the Republi
can, John Tyler, to act 80 to satisfy the Wings
1t was unnatural alliance-one that had no proue
cement 10 unite them together.
The Wings may snarl and abnse, but the people vii
honor tue man who has the moral courage to act 70
his connirys honor and country good, IN preference
to selling his conscience for thirty pieces Of silver.
The Wings imagery Bank Bank ! ! Bank Bu
we feel we'll assured that il will make no impression
upon the Virginia Abstracionis, his Excellency Johr
Tyler, President Of the United States. ALPHA.
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We would advise the Richmond Whig when it
soops to employ SPY to dog the heels Of those, who
choose to wait upon the Chief Magistrate ofthe Union,
to find some person at least, who will "eli The whole
truth The Wing has slurred over the of three
OF the most distinguished Wings Of this City, who wait
ed upon MIR. Tyler But surely shall not initiate
the R. Whg in the ndeccncy Of quoting their names.
u On our first and second pages, We have made
very copious and interesting Extracts from the able
Messages Of Governor Mcdonald OF Gcorgia, and Of
Gov. Bagby of Alabama. We recommend them 10 the
nttnninn of nur rea dera
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A TEACHER WASTED-A Gentleman well gunlided T.,
,sach me English aud Latin Languages tand French als
woh " DESIRABLE but not iHdisnenbe il maxim early
application, inny obtain situation Surry Court lonsr va
he teacher viii receive between $500 500 wear made src
esaeS ms board single gentleman preferred A..
ply, posi- paid, 10 THOMAS RIrEFIy
suHy 1nurt mouse, va, Nov. 10 5J-,IgD
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The following are among the Toasts drank in Nash
vile. the 23d ul, at the large dinner gwen Cover


Isl Standing 7oas7as Yirginia and Kentucky Resolutions
If 79S One penned by the author Of Declaration
peniencelc other nv the Father of ih- Federal
the ,Ien Houk Of The Democratic Republican Party.
1e sepni sober thought VI tss People" The late tiunphs Of
Democracy Maine Mary land Georgia. Pennsy vania Indiana
and Ohio, fresh proofs that, ultimately, is rron
Gia1ogs eicien."
TIE DISTRIBUTION Bill Bribery disguise While the Pro-
oees Of tie sales the Public Lands rendered
with hard exhausted Treasury repcnsied by ys-
Of levied with tho other. Great indeed
must be the latitude of that construction which finds power
the grant to justify lis enactment.
By Vim. Scott Haynes. Tie Here of Src Orleans. The
press Of his and principles deeply The
hearts American reen be cadcated by hard cider and
coon-skin Clay Whigsery.
By Col. 3 H. Lushn, Senator from Warren and Franklin
The States Rights If prginia: The union OF "Rcnnh
cans wherever they he nnd for the sake The Republic.
We have inadvertently located Mr. VIM Smith Che
Candidate for the Congressional Disrict) ia Kappa
hammock county. The letter then before us betrayed
into this mistake, and not known too but Mr. S has
changed his domiciie into that county. We hasten TO
correct it, by announcing Mr. VIM Smith of Cul-
pepper Candidate for the Congressional District a,
the election TO be held on the Goth instant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-16

One loord to the Hadsoaian If this paper aspires to
the distinction of being the organ of the Admnstra-
ton land understand claims TO be the only ocial
paper at Washingon) advise it to cultivate little
dignity in its vocation. at is from high life high
characters drawn"
qnother 'eord to the Nadisonian We do not exactly
understand its paragraph Does it 10 say, that
Mr. Spencer did not favor the .Bank scheme based
upon the public land proceeds Will he authorize
the Madsonian to make such disclaimer
Whilst upon the subjec, Of Mr.. Spencer, we think
due him to state, that have seen extract Of
letter from Governor Seward TO him. in which MIR.
Seward clears him of all responsibility for any or all
of the letters addressed to the Executive of Virginia
The Governor declares that they all written by
himself and that Mr.. Spencer differed with him upon
the position that human being cannot be the subject of
larceny by the force of the laws of other States
to bring the within the provisions of the Consti-
tution concerning the surrender Of fugtves from JUS
tice.
We have been informed, that Mr.. Spencer has con-
Cured in the Land Scheme, if he did not originate it,
If the Madsonian will contradict it upon the authority
of Mr.. Spencer, we will chcerful'y publish the denial.
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Nov. ] It, 1911

CoPARTN ERsHIP-I have associated with me in the Gro
~ and Commission Business Mcssrs William o. Winston
and William T. H. Pollard o Hanover county, under the rm al
Wyatt, Winston & Pollard :. WYATT.
Nov. LIST, 1871.
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NOTICE.

The citizens of Cumberland interested in commu-
pcaton By water with the james River Canal, are re-
quested TO attend public meeting, at Cumberland
Courthouse on the day of their next Court (22d in
stant TO consider the measures proper 10 be adopted
by them with view to the attainment Of that object
SEvGRAL CITIZENS
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DISSOLUTION OF COrARrNERSlilP.-Thc Co Partner
snip oil wyatt White dissolved hy Limitation on liz.
Isl day November and Wyatt Las purchased the Interest in
aii concern Persons indebted viii make payment ~
f'er Sas Wyatt Ill continue The business n the same an
Nov. / 81, 1871. rho J. wiITTc
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cd Thursday of December See The last Enquirer.

WILLIAM ASD MARY CoLLrcE.-The r. Wing says,
the session this venerable seat of learning has open
ed under most encouraging auspices. letter OF the
9th inst from Williamsburg says:
81 take great pleasure in stating, that in spite of the
pecunary emhsrassments of the country, our College
has opened with very bright prospects. We have now
about 30 students; and SHALL doubt, receive much
greater number before the termination Of the coarse
The Law Department is particularly hourishing-con
tanning larger number than have before entered
at SO early period Of The course."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-16

.qaother Hand at the Reilows The Wings have
established Organ in this City, under the name
of "The Richmond Daily Shield" and under the aus
pieces of Mr.. Robert Nj Saunders 1t made its first
appearance Saturday last and one Of its first blows
has been aimed at the Enquirer Let the reoder judge
for himself of the Editors discretion, Of the facility
with which he carries out his professions of "conr
esy and urtanity or of the happy manner with which
he .sfnds an to the heart" Of his victim. The
two following passages to be found in the two
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-16
- THE MARkETS.

yeathcr which occurred in England in Septrm
Der tbs harvesting of considerable portion Of The
censeqasnce. the London Morning Chronicle
that son well Informed parties estimate the quantity of foreign
be- equed at as much as two millions Of quar-
and unless there Is very speedy change in the weather
for the better t computation may be much beyond The
uuh At all events and under circumstances million Of
quarters be paid or and according the advices
from the Continents The price ofne whears had risen to sos and
SIS quarter The bullion In the Bank Of England 5O
ooo and one million quarters Of heat al sos per quarter would
fcrs being precisely the balance they had hand
In November 1882 when the bank declared 10 be within
weeks of bankruptcy and when that result barely avoided
BY s. GOO loan, obtained from The Bank Of France
The New York Express OF Saturday states that tho commercial
by the last advire from England 'was considered fdSa
bic The market for Cotton and bread u5 had improved and
lille better feeling In American Securs. The-r
tdIGgs have had The effect 10 The price 81 oGr full %
cents.'
Another New York paper OF the 18Th saics Dung The
week tic Flour market has cvncd considerable nclivy and
the demand irouehpu; has been greater :an the receipts
Prices progressively advanced from g. the price of saur
da, las id brands CANAL till to day, when the prize
$50 and the market firm al that Ohio quote At s15 and
Michigan $3.50 S6,o About 900 hb Georgetown
cen soil for shipment the West Indies 1851, and about
500 small way the trade sG.Ga. There is
wheat in market Sales OF Ohio have been made during the
week Sl3i for Genessee and 30 for OHIO Corn Of both
kinds Is worth 20 cents, weight'
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WE are getting IN largo and fresh stock Of Groceries,
w from this aud the Northern Markets We friends.
that they shall have every Thing in Inc cheap hey
he obtained in this CITY, Tie patrons Of ilr of Wyatt
White solicited continue their dealings
WYATT, WINSTON & POLLARD
SWe have turned particular The SELLING
produce nf every description; which. if ca
shall be puncualy aud faithfully executed and liberal
made w. W. & p
NOv 10 5J-lI
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AND FOR sALE-Thc Farm. present in the occupancy
- OF Mrs Sarah Brown lying IN the conniy Of Hanover
dary on the road leading from Richmond 10 Ionsa Con
ieen miles from the former place. and three Lciow Gooda
Tavern, II offered for sale. This Farm contains about $40 are,
20 Of which are cleared and the reminder portion of which
might easily BE- made yan1be meadow, H. in woods with
icency OF hc timber ~ i believed nearly quite 10 reimburse
the purchaser There large aud comnoivs Dwelling
-cter with all necessary Buildings, aud fine orchards
choice finn upon the place particular description
deemed unnecessary, those disposed purchase viii
les, first view the premises. Ii previously disposed
VIII he offered 10 HE highest bidder, public auction
premises, on Tuesday, the alst Of December
Terms made know by application the subscriber
person or by letter, post paid addressed Nccofoo
mover. PETER w BROWN 9ssni
AlSo ut The same time and place. hr Stock II all kni
Of Corn, Fodder, Shucks &c. Plantation Utensils Hons-lnii
ad Kitchen Furniture &C. credit ii nine months for all
sums above So the purchaser giving hond and approved
nty-ior that SUM and under, cash viii be required.
PETER W. BROWN,
Executor of Fsauag Brors, dec'd.
Hanover, Nov. 3ih, 1871. 5,-wd
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a litter from King and Queen county, .Nor. sh, 1871.
81, with pleasure, to you and your nuuler.
Gus readers that Col Thomas NJ Jerics wae, on Fri.
day evening last, after tedious examination from
Wednesday evening, acquitted by the Jury in ten
minutes after they retired, and that too, to the great
modification of number OF his enemies. Ills case
was most ably handled by his two .Allornies, g. W.
Leigh Of your city, aud NJ. John Gaines Of this conn.
ty My object Writing is, to let his numerous friends
and relatives hear the final decision cfihe case as we'll
as IL reading public.
Your. very respectfully,
4 SUBSCRIBER"
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TOiN VI GREGORY, ATTORNEY Law ttun NJ Jsliiq,r7.
tsrg has removed 10 tie city Of Richmond, wi al
ievnng himself his profession. All 10 hin,
viii be- punclnay attended 10. Fo tie present he will ony
tend the courts audrn IN the city and county ienricu H.,
Once the seed and agricultural Of NJ Wa Palmer
on !. or Main street.
NSv.a 5l--sl
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rr Wing requested to copy.

NTOTICEA Legacy Of about sixteen hundred dollars was
~ by billiard Of Spottsrania county, Va to ms son. Ia
billiard who was some years resident Of Bedford county
Va but lie supposed have moved 10 sonc OF The western
states This inform him, any of his friends tai
The Estate is In my hands and lie gel hy ahtnto
$50 THOS. u. SMITH.
Executor Of JOAN D!.Gre, died.
.
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BENJAMIN w. (;recp

nc t'iuehce Tor the prisoner in this ca,c yyn, con
cludcd tins afternoon, aud motion WINS Submitted, H.,
The prosecuting attorney TO this affect "Tbat if III.
~ shoud find that Dabney paid TO Gr.an ,,n,a, e.
'ae funds u The Bank OF Va upon his checks to moe,
checks deposcd in The other Banks which check md
peeh endorsed good by Dabney and that Green mn.
Pfeseh. aiding receiving these money that i, should
DC hcid 10 De fraudulent embezzlement" This motion
vas SUSTAINED ny argument of prosecuting counsel and
replied TO by The counsel ,ur prisoner The araun,sn,
warm on both sides vle Cour, refused The IN.
structon, however, aud seco,d instruction was suh
mitted, which shared similar r,,r The case was
then given to the Jury without ars,,,n, or conman,
the time having so lar elapsed TO I,ud.r nj
impossible The jury 'c''fso eleve o'clock, and
in fifteen inmates returned with yerd,e If .No,
Guilty" whereupon 10 the shame of Richtn,,J he i
said and to the everlasting disgrace of Judicial .no
rty, yell of applause burst forth from the denalv
crowded auditory which defies description now, as :,
did then all efforts repress it. Upon the Clerk pro
nouncng the verdict of the Jury, the Commonwealth
Attorney promptly reminded the Court and Officer
that the prisoner was still in custody upon other IN
dictmcnts, and the Court accordingly remanded him
Jail.
The prisoners counsel then proposed to offer ban
but the Court refused TO entertain the proposition, eaV
ing it for the General Court which sits in few day
The whole scene wac one of shameful confusion, ow
ing 10 the disturbance of bystandcrs
Thus has ended this long drawn trial We make
comments, these are left to our readers-but we mus
say, that this is in lis inception in its effects,
all its phases which requires deep reflection from a
who desire the preservation ofthe supremacy ofthe Law
II is due 10 the Judge to say, that his industry la
been interchangeable impartialty none can doubt
nor there n which demanded greater III
dustry and frmness in the prosecution than did this
and these demands were fully met than b
Prosecuting Attorneys Never did counsel labor NOR
untringy for prisoner than did Green's for him.
We observed that the prisoner most cordially greet
ed by many of the bystanders when the verdict wa
pronounceds-N Yesterday Compiler.
[Thc Coupler stated, on Saturday, that there wer
30 other iBsiaments pending against b. w. Green.l
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ssTRAfED or stolen or "Wednesday, lie l. a5-ai
- month snal! dark bay HORSE, PAGES a'y If 1I -o;
saddle and has remarkably large s. 'e present
be paid Tor said horse, Delivered Public u,af n
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XES AND MILL IRON WoRE.-Tbe subscriber would H.
leave 10 inform the public thai lie has rinGnl
and has fitted up the old Nail Factory Iiaxali-s
and all other machinery for d"in:
all kinds 81 MILL and other iRnS WORK. tho shortest
tce ana on the most reasonable terms lie also m5Enlac
in. AAES and all hinds 81 EDGEfoOlS, which h- VIII sci
Al wholesale " Irsa., y; Northern prices.
JOHN HITCHCOCK.
No
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NOTICE. As many persc
less my brother Mr. John eth under The impression that thu
method Of informing The puLc a lie "o uSs place m
Nov. l6 sae VII positively be-
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Giiseoant Pdlmerston to Mr.. For.
nH,n "a.

SRI received your despatch Of The lst of April last
sud compliance with the wish therein expressed, on
,ae part of The s. Government, TO be furnished with
documentary evidence touching the facts disclosed in
tho case of,he S. slave schooner Rebecca directed
her Maesiy's commissioners 10 furnish me with any
ydence in their possession the points referred TO;
and now transmit to you, for communication to the
l. s. Government, copy of despatch from her a
esiy commissioners enclosing certified copies OF pa
er connected with the Of the vessel above men,
toned. fALMEhSt oS.
II. S. Fox, ESQ., &c.
so in the printed papers laid Parliament, but there Is
obviously despatch of the S,h being made
acknowledge the receipt ii letter dated two days