davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN-

atHINA, G L Ass AND EARTHEN-
~ WARE.-Having determined to close IN pres
emf business am Offering my large and choice stoex
OF Goods at very low prices. to enable me to reduce
ny stock by private sale before commence sacrifc.
ing it by auction.
country and city merchants families, and all in
want OF any article in my line are invited to cs
End examine the goods and prices, they will be
SOLD for cash or to puncual customers at less than
they can be bought in the city.
HUGH A. WATT,
mn 2t-imff No. 10 China Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04


PORT MAYO.-By virtue of deed of tTuat
from Anthony Roberts, to the undersigned as tTus-
tee, dated 28th April, 1851. and admitted TO record in
the clerks office of Henrico County Court, on the
9Th day of May, 1884, to secure the payment of $3.50
l shall, on MONDAY, the 10th of April. 1855. if
fair if not, the next fair day. at d o'clock p III
expose to sale at public auction ON the premises
for cash, lot in Port Mayo. in Heurico county, be-
low the city. containing 26 feet front, and running
back 1872 feet inches, more or less, opposite the
property of L. Waddsll, and adjoining Henry Saun-
der's and - Lumpkin's lots
The title is believed to be uuquestionabe; but act.
ing Trustee, shall convey with special warranty
JAMES ELLETT, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Auots.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04

WANTED-A COOK and BAKER for
W the Allegheny Springs. For such as come
well reeoume ended fair price win be paid Apply
to CRENSHAW l. CO.
NH 81 North aide IF Res;,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04

CEED POTATOES-From New Jersey,
y for sale 10 lots S 's g. 'sRiDS56sb CO.
NH IN On the Dock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04
Ok 3-4 ACRES OF WOOD LAND
e1NI J. ON WILLIAMSBURG ROAD. 6 MILES

RHf OF AChES OF WULD IIAND
co l. ON WILLIAMSBURG ROAD, 6 MILES
BELOW RI HMOND. FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 10th day of
April 1855, the premises, commencing at IL oclk,
road, about miles below Richmond adjoining the
lands of Messrs George and others. About 80 acres
cleared, the balance covered with Oak and Pine
Wood and Timber. fhe tract will be divided into
Lots of suitable size to be agreed at the hour of
sale. A plat OF the land can be seen at our Office
The attention of Brick makers and Timber getters is
called TO this sale, 1t is believed that the wood
and timber alone will more than pay for the land.
TERMs-Ons-hfth cash balance at 8, 6. and II
months for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by trust deed title retained till last is paid
NH so GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04

nINNER AND TEA SETS, CUT
II GLASS, &c.-Kieh English and French Poree-
lain Dining aud Tea Sets; Cut Glass; China Vases
and FANCY GOODS, &c. to be had at No 10 Main
street. very low. they must be sold If possible.
nnh 20-tmif HUGH A. WATT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04

"a FOX RENT-A very desirable 8
- story brick dwelling, the North side OF
street, doors west of the corner Of 2oth
ST., with commodious rooms aud kitchen, dry Gel.
Isf, nydFant &c; newly painted and in good order
Possession given LIST April.
ALSO, FOR RENT OR LEASE-A vacant Lot
south side Cary. between 18th and 18th cts front
ng ~ feet on Cary, and running back 100 feet, to
ALFRED INLOES. 4
NH 17-1m Corner FrankIin ana ooth ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04

4 NTHRACITE COAL (Red Ash, 5No. i
IA at @, 50 per load. For sale by 5@
SAMUEL P. HALVES,
ap 2-3teodf Basin bank, bet ~ cen 9 and 10 stt's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04

The SSab6tns Cosc-Robbsry Soutk ssde
Railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04

WANTED-A situation by person fully
w competent to take charge of and superintend
the work of COACH SHOP, and who has been
engaged In some of the best Factories in this coun.
try The best of references can be given as to work
manship and character. Address E. L., Washing
ton city" sp 2-Stt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04

WANIED.-A young man as assistant
w Book keeper; he must write good hand nd
have some knowledge OF book keeping. Address in
his own writing Bog 25I, Richmond p. o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04

WANTED-A situation In d Tobacco
w Factory, by young man who has had six
years experience In that business Salary is no OBJ
Jsct Good reference given. Address al r. M !,
through the Post Once. ap9-Stx'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04
WANTS

w ANTED-A female to act AZ Uonee-
keeper in a Hotel in the country Anal =,
O'Clock to-day. 81 Ana Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04
WAN TIED or AN

ENFUhMAIION WAN TED OF AN
u TONIC BARRsALiNI. an Italian about 9f
years II age, who left New York on the Roanoke on
tne ON OF March last for this city. He. however.
got on at City Point, and has not since been heard
Of His brother in law, Dominic Malatester living
IN ths CITY, ls very derous of hearing from him and
Will be glac for any information 80 to hi. whars-
abouts Address me through the Richmond P. o.
sp 3-6t* DOMINIC MALATEsTER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04

nesdaT last. large dark briudle youne
A-A. Cow, giving milk. She had brass balls
on the ends OF her horns and q bell
sloIua her neck suitable reward will be paid
Church Hill - 80 'SA'"ss SN
S-St$ WIZ run. ar .oDrA-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

WOLF AMONG THE LAMBs.-The Cincinnati
Enquirer of Wednesday contains an exposition
of series of vllanios perpetrated in that vicin-
ity by reverend impostor by the name of John
ii. Wilson. The preacher had "killing accom-
panments," and was engaged to be married to no
less than eleven unmarried bellies. Some of them
had advanced him money to purchase articless
of housekeeping Wequote the concluding part of
the storyI
The manner which led to the discovery of VIII
sons multfarious engagements was that a couple
OF the hetrothed met by accident in a fashionable
dry goods establishment in this city. After ma.
tual recognition they proceeded to examine va.
rious fabrics aid make purchases for the ap-
preaching nuptials. In the course of conversation
they made mutual confessions of the co ntempla
ted marriage, and discovered they were engaged
to the same man. A fainting exhibition of course
followed. The disconsolate damsels returned
without their purchases 10 the quiet village where
they speedily proclaimed the villiany of the ras-
calY pastor, who, getting wind that all was dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
NJ Flouluo as an Orator

\ writer in the Saunton Union Republican,
in drawing a comparison between Thomas Stan
hope Flournoy aud Henry A. Wise as o, ators.
speaks in the following terms, Of Mr.. Flournoy
with Nh Flournoy there is no demagogical
triekery, no ad captandum appeals to miserable
prejudice no deceiiful issues. no nauseous retail
ing of stale jokes, no harlequinades To make the
people laugh. no supejack antics to attract their
attention, no stage tricks, red fire. powder, light
ming for bass drum thunder. which gull fools and
disgust men of sense. Nor are there any reck-
less yituperatve dpnunciatians TO day of those
he WIS hand and glove with yestsrday. No, that
he lacks rnwar. few men an be more emitting in
sarcasm fierce in Pronunciation, or crushing in
inyeeiiyr than Thomas Stanhope Flonrnoy but
r. never dcnouHces without cause and nerer IN
rain.
As n speaker, FlournoY never forgets his po-
sitinn "a a h. Oh toned gentleman, or implies by
manner or argument that he is undressing any
other ihan gentlemen, aud sensible gentlemen.
Iii. appearance ON the IIustings is impressive.
With a personal of the finest ehnraeter-a man
ner at once commanding, spirited, mud bold. he
presents his ubpct in the language Of the scholar,
and with the arguments Of the statesman. Now
lac charms his audience with the spirit and bold
ness of his style--now interests them by his cru
,iiiion-nuw forces couyictioA Ly irresistible
tide oi argument aud illustration, or Mt will cleo
trifies by the words and tones Of inspiring elo-
uuence. lie speaks with exceeding freedom and
ease in n rapid fprcbc aud earnest style never
lacking n word or hoslating for an idea-the
stream of his orntory rolling in full. smooth,
nbrokon current from it's commencement to its
close. Virginia has, indeed, few men to equal
him, either as nm orator or statesman, and he is
the last to fear or shrink from discussion with
any,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
FaR TnE ytRGistAs
Great Excitement In Petersburg.

Broad .iuf. n1o Ingh. I snw 3. Z. Chdr"y Z Co
.e lot II -four marked by the inspector Snnerlnr, tor
sl2 90 per barr, The brnnI ftil- hlsh priced fl'u
wa. Enlts Nj ls,in Montgomery county. also saw
lhem sell n lot Of wheat. raised by Mes.r' Mnuhrw-
Hannah Il = !, ct Appomaitpx county, ia $40 arr
bush l. II merchants and firm want get the
hghc. prices fp' all kni1 ot olurr. they vii 10
well Ia SEMI il 10 Is I. Chilicy d, Gu, aud they viii
certnnly get it. snw tn m .el IN mttcIe ri hnfrr
No 9 fol 30 els. per pound by tin fnhin. Viii B.
f. Childrey \ Co bacon j.. worth 5000 yer hnrd1ed
H.. the hog nd They sell every thing Tram a Log"
head of tobacco down Ia chick ~ and egg- | hope
the ladies vi send fom hir d c- all the butte, Il At
they slhtc ~ ii i s,'ng vary bieh IN Peters
CAPT. b. +. Gtl'r.y va h.rnelt, conductor the
Soulh.Sl, Railroad il nayN intae orworling md
COMMIT. zion business, NJ -, Bolngbraok street Pc
tershurg.
nrl9I 1t PETERSB1 RG
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

TlE KINNEY EXrEDITIoN.-Tho New York
Post publishes n correspondence between Amos
b. Cnrwine, late United States Con sui at Panama
aud Col. Kinney, from which it seems that the
Colonel separated hims elf from the Central Amer
lean Companyfn consequence of doubt as to the
validity of the title to the lands which they pro-
POSED to colonzc, the Nicaraguan governmement
never having admitted the legality of the Mos
quito kings grant. He has, therefore, changed
his plan and proposes settlement ON lands grant
eddy the Ncnraguon government tod. w. Fa-
hens, the United States Consul at San Juan, and
others, for mining, agricultural, and commercial
objects.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

past week.
Since his exit, it has been di. .#=l he
sometime ago forged draft ON Mr.. Einot, oi the
Methodist Book Concern. which was bonored
No tdngs have been heard of him since his ah-
capitalization, but presume he will turn up nl''
der another name when he can discover a con-
Senient field to reap harvest, by playing upon
the credulity of the susceptible femnines who
hive a penehnnt for love aud sanetty.
patent LOCOMOTIVE BRAKFs.-The New
York Evening Post says:
At the invitation of Governor Morris, Presi-
dent of the Railroad Car Brake Company, large
number Of Railroad Snpcrintendents. Directors
and others. went to Pateson on Monday in four
cars of the Erie Railroad Company. 10 test
Creamer'- Patent Brake Operator. The trim
was put to n speed If thirty.fve miles to the
hour on down grade Of forty feet to the mile
and wns brought up within nineteen seconds ni-
ter the application of the brake, at u distance of
less than three hundred feet
This ability to stop the train in 50 short n
time is sufficient to prevent all accidents. The
Presidents of the Harlem Railroad, New York
Central and New Jersey Railroads. besides d.
rectors aud superintendent from the leading
railroads, acknowledged the perfect success of
the machine; aud predicted its immediate adop
ton on all roads.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

ARCHBISHOP llUGHES AMI SENATOR BROOKS.
We noticed the other day the Hat denial by Arch
bishop Hughes Of n statement made by Mr.. Brooks
in the Senate of New York. and the offer on the
pnrt of the prelatc to transfer, proof Of the
statement property to- the amount oftwo millions
Of dollars for public library. In the Course of
that denial he referred to portion of tho state
ment in which Mr. Brooks alleged that there were
some fifty eight entries in property in his name,
and declared that he knew nothing of them. Mr..
Brooks has undertaken TO prove his statement
After some pretty caustic, characteristic. but not
ill.tempered remarks, he states his purpose and
meaning aS follows:
what | meant and mean by the ownership Of
real estate, Is Whit the law means by it, and
therefore, can have misunderstanding of
ideas, mean that the legal title is vested in
John Hughes. mean by John Hughes the Arch
bishop of New York | mean by Ownership Of
real estate, the legal right TO CONTROL possess
and use thy assignment, by will or otherwise
mean, that if the Archbishop, John Hughes
were to die without will; or to change his faith
or should choose to dispose ofhis property to his
own heirs, or Tor his personal advantage that he
has the legal power to do SO, at his own good will
and pleasure. | mean, that in fact and in act
10y the Baltimore Ordinances of 1919 and of 1852
by prior claim and subsequent determination, he
and other Archbishops and Bishops own.assume
control and direct the temperatures of the church
its lands, its estates and its entire property.
mean, speaking now after an examination of legal
records and indentures, that the conyeyances TO
the Archbishop are 10 him,hIS heirs or aSSignees
and no others. ] mean, of course, also. that no
trust is specified in the deed and that the convey
anees, without such specification trust would
in of his death. go to the next of kin.
think | am understood and that no one will accuse
me of seeking loop hole of escape, or with any
desire TO occupy an equivooal position.
"Now for the record, in part"
Here follow copies of eleven records of convey
anoes, absolute and exclusive, in favor of John
Hughes" and to all appearance they actual title
deeds of valuable property. amounting in all to
upwards of Sl25,O00, which Mr.. Brooks says is
only the beginning of tho end. The controversy
is engaging public attention, : a broad question
of veracty is clearly involved.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
ARRIVALS at the WASHINGTON HOUSE
Up TO 3 O'CLOCK YESTERDAY.

WIN. w. LEFTWICH..... Proprietor.
r II Buckner, V K T r r: p Bell, city; r
Stratton, Lexington; w A Brown, Franklin;
Jno NJ Miller, Lynchbnrg; C b Christian, Am,
hcrst; NJ Martin, Virginia; Josiah Shepperson,
Mrs Alfred Read, Camp ell c. H.; WIN Price
Harry Camper, Finca-tte; Cal. Thomas, A
McConkey. Montgomery; r Faliaferro. jr II
NJ Jones, Wythe; ID o Gileson, Pattenvie, Va;
Isaac Goodykoontz. Floyd; J Naught. Giles;
WIN b Vance, Salem; ID Snider. Clear Spring,
Nd; II Allison, Pulaski; j S Hale, Franklin;
DR. w ID Jones. Abingdon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
From The Hon Pete lfesa,i ,
ill.,.

1t gives pleasure IL HIi
tues uf nuf great medicine. One u ny hluudcd pni
hnd swelling the cap of the H.. u'ort til" ,z-
of II hrn's egg. Some Snl it wa s'ltiu md son.r
at it vas the point N,ter froU thc kn"" a. At CO Id MT
cured tri" ~ cedar it, aud all he inifnents
and oinnen mud thy did tood than waier,
then bv persuasion of nv rirnds tried II g. Farref4
Arabian Linme VI, nd wns happy l. ind It luke ct
feet after few DAYS aud it finally cmed IA" noble nj
ra entirely. ,hink ia il decidedly the q ates, lii
ncnt tor hnr.e'~, we'll - human i.~u ever knew
fremont Td-ac,N co.. H.. Mdrcd l6M, lS49.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

any sensibility, they will prove ''mouinful''
enough. They should teach them sense of
their own fallibity or ofther own unworthiness,
and should inspire some little moderation in tho
laudations which they bestow upon their own
candidates and in the abuse which they heap
upon their opponents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
NEBRASKA TERRITORY. Legislature Of

NEBRASKA TERRIroRY.-The Legislature Of
the Territory of Nebraska, at its late session,
passed thirtyeight general acts, sixteen to incor
porate towns and cities, three schools and col
leges, two for railroads. thirty five tor ferries
and bridges, land eleven for miscellaneous objects.
Also, special acts organizing twenty three coun-
ties, and ordering the survey and laying out of
eleven territorial roads.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
PALSY OR PARALYSIS.

Thn.iens Smith. nt Muid Creek. Farewell county,
Hit say. II had lost the OF my for
an year b, palsy paialysi. the flesh had eGtlte
|, wihefea away lr win nothing but skir muscle an
bone THE ali the hc,t doctors nudn the remedies
| could hen, of, hur thy did good. then com.
menccd The Use of II. q. fmrrh, Arabian Linnentand
a leW hotties entirely cured me. and my arm i.
strong md nrshy rs the oicI; it il also h.t fr
burns, rprtins mud bruises.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
NEW LAW ROCKS


= lave received the filowng Law Books.
lli.tory Ola sun ir Equity, lay A H. Sands rrife
Lomux's Digest, vi i.t.
Al So
Sociology for the South, ty George Fnzhugh.
kurrz Sacred History.
Lewis American Sp"rtsuan
Sermons TOT the pentle by I. II stockton.
knie Alrsfnd, y c. J. Peterson.
Wan eiines in Corsica by Z. j Morris.
English Lte,atur.. by iienr> Reed
The Better Lnnd. b. A, G. Thompson,
Fl nence Egrtton or Sunshine and Shadow.
h, Stare Of he Ismp
May and December tale of married life.
The Wiit's Victory. by Mrs Southwark.
Autohioe,aph, al Chs-. Caliwe NJ. ID.
History OF Broddoch's Expedition.
Nelly Brncken.
NJ rnnda Ellcnt.
Out Doms at Idle Wilde by n p. Wills
lie lde.hore's Lite oil Melancthon
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

ENOR RENT. Having engaged II 90 To " ,thr
l. willie, offer Tor rett thai larg" and well know
stand kyles Cornel, pe,e' occupied by Mrs. A.
b. Pauleu This house ia, quite urge number of
regular buaiders hrdes gond of ,eni custom
purchased as toe person may desire. This j.
sdcred many d, cideliv the lest stand FRA family
boarding hon-" Of any in The city possession given i'm
tnrdiatciy early application to t4e sub,rll + - r.
a. 'ed - lac oNpcct- To leave the civ in "a days.
JOHN w. PAULETT.
nj Greg Try < RoyplI, H. w. Stor"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24


The public are cautiaaei against another crutertr
ah'ch has ntey ma lis appearance enlld w Is Far
re u Ar4haa l.nmen'. the dangerous of NIL the
c"un,crteifs. because his mvi0g the name of Farrell
marv will buy il in good faith, without the know ledge
that counterfeit exist, and they wi perl'ap. only
discover their error when the spmiou mixture has
wIough il evil effects.
The genuine Article - manufactured only by II. q.
Farrell sulr inveotor md proprietor, and wtI1lesale
druggist M II Main stree" Peorin Illinois. - whun
ali npIIrntn1s Cir Az rcicS must be addressed. BE
sric Won get il with thu letters II G befoe farr.lps
thus II 6. ARKEIL'S-aud his ignlture on the
wrapp =; MI others counrcrtets.
Sold by t. SrABLER & Co, DrugsiI'.
i.1ncl burg Va.
ondby rcgunry auth rze agent, throughout the United
States.
To Price ~ and 80 crnts and I per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, vllas" and
han cr in the United Stairs in which is moi already
cstab,i.hed. Add II. q. Farrell above, nrcom.
panied with good reference as I" ch@rneiei e~on.ibh
u&r. aFl3o XIV
In Scrofulous Affections. MercuriaI Diseases.
Kings Evil, and in Ia all diseases arising tom an
inudjcots nsr Of MeleGrv, Cartrr's SPap-h MiHture
hus for Itself envia le rcpnaiioa-I reputation
iascd il. iairin,ic merits. Ky removing the
cnn-c Of ra,c it cleci- rapid aid permanent cur"
htnd,els of oar .ril1w cars hnyr curse 10 KNOW.
Try il before it is too lat apIl3 -dlm
WE have frequently heard tho celebrated
German Buffers. So by d. g. VI, Jackson, l2p Arch
~'tcrt fiaelr hin spoken ot IA teims # thr highest
com ncndaton pnd hnnc,ty hriese that nae at
he bet medicines advertised for tie nfs for
which !. recommended. They PHEASANT /" tnr
instr, nd ho t,krn under cir nc hF tt'
INST ,eiiraie stomach the rt,s. far and wide, havr
uhi,ci N c5rlmcIdng this invaluable remedy tr ~
PERSIA debility r.; aud such tai healing rirci nj
this l'Hn1cs a, that hope may he Introduce /"
every tumiiy where dyspcpsn has. or likely t. hhNc
victim See advertisement apJ 10 -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
NEW SPRING s.oODs FOR CASH

~ CHARLES A. GNATklN Main ST Richmta,d
III metropolis ot Virginia IIend Quarters fer bar
gains splendid exhibition OF Spring Silks, Emhraleres
Carpci-, Rug, Curtains, MnntiiiHs Chsc>s. Rbbon>
Straw Gnod4, Husiey French and American Printed
Cniicoes. Oil Cloths, Matirs', Sheerings Shirting
Linens Pillow do, Rugs ALE, dale and Marselle.
Quilts, French Jaconrs and Organdi,s
Orders by mail or telegraph tina hfuly received, and
the parcel, cn' be delivered ia LynohburS in eight
hour. from The time Il their departure.
Quick snles and small profits, bargain, SALE ;
a uirnbe penny preferred a slow shilling. The cub
scrih"r respectfully thai his stock j.
complete and never Ina. been attractive il ia this
Spring, in every respect: styles, qualitlrs, quantities.
and above all cHEAPSEss of pres of which hr respect
u y invites purchasers cal and Judge Tor themselves
CHARLES A. GWATkiN,
1Gl MAN ST.. Ri, hmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

CAMELs FOR MILITARY PURposEs.-It will be
recollected that, by a recent Act of Congress, a
certain amount was appropriated to enable the
Secretary ofWar to try the experiment ofintrodu-
cling camels on this continent beasts of burden
and for military purposes. As the Navy Depart
ment have occasion to send stores to our squad
ron in the Mediterranean, the storeship Supply,
now at the New York Yard, has been selected
for this purpose. and on her return voyage will
bring the cames. This vessel will DO commau.
ded by Lieut. David ID. Porter Of the Navy, and
will take out Major Wayne, an officer of the
Quartermaster's Department of the Army, to
purchase the camels and on her homeward voy-
age will bring them to the United States. The
vessel will be prepared with all despatch for
sea.