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BY RITCHIE & GOOCH.
— 1J('1IM0X1)’ VIRUIMA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1828.
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\0L Will. No. ft*.
JJT The ENQUIRER »* published twice a w» t*k n*j alU
sad three times a week during the tessnio ul the State Legnia
i.tit*—Price, the saoie as heretofore, Five Dollars per annuii.,
payable in advauce. Notes of charteied, sptxir-pAyiu^ banks
.,i,Iy) will he received inpayment. The Ldilois will guaran
tee t ha safety of remitting them by mail; the postage of all lei*
i, (3 being paid, by the wiiters.
I f No paper will be discontinued (but at tha discretion oI
'k«. Editors,) uutil all aneartges have he«.u paid up.
pf Wiioever will guarantee the payment of uiut papers
,&iJ| have the tenth CiKATlS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
£X One square, Oil LESS—First insertion 76 cauls—each
l(y-itiuuNQce, 60 cents.
* * No advertisMnent insetted, until it has either been paid
f ,r, or assumed by some person m thi* c*iy, or environs.
Foil LONDON.
A".\ THE good Ship MLC, Obr.it, at Ueriiiu
da Hundreds, 12 iiioulll* old, will l.ikr 200 11h.lt.
fZLKtyr Tobacco uu freight, at 4t)i. |’«r llhil. .ml have ilu
•**“"*"" patch. Alililt ta
C. At A. WARWICK.
Oct Si. 50—41*
NOTICE.
rHE member, of the l.ue linn ol I.ickUntl, Hen,haw At Co.
of this City, having aligned lousllivir property, including
took-di l>U, bond*, imlr, of liaml, and cllici iecutitu., lor the
l*a-fitwt their creditors, in coutorunty to a deed of truit liy
: riu executed and ooiec.ud in tin llu.ting, Cuuit i>l tint
,.1T5 we hereby notify the peiiom indibird to the •ml Lack
;.,nd, llemhaw At Co, (hat dncba:ce, to them the lam denim-,
:,a be gnintrd hyour,riven only, or by om agent, or ag- nt>
i.thorlied Iberrfoie; anti, n> it it dulrahleta bung to a tlo*e
ii toon iu pM„ih|r the atfani of the laid fu in, we request tlio«e
who are indebted to it, to make payment to m, 01 «»nr agent
without delay. (iUSTAVUS LUcKfc.,
thus. i\i.tv.
Oct 27._43-Si
U’ E have anthill lied Mr. Ed wild lleuiliaw, a uieu.1icr-*1/ the
late linn of Lackland, llenahaw At Co., (o pro, evil in
the irttleiurnt of the iitl’alH of ,uid lifui, make colleen >u, id it,
debt, ami grant diitliaigea therefor, in mn Maine.
HUSTAVliS LUCKE,
Tilob. MAV.
Oct 2T.___ 43-81
OTIcE Ii hereby given, that tile pr ices nf the- Con,
— • Slioel, the llone and Mule Collars, manufactureil at the
VeuiUutiaiy, have been considerably leduced by order ul tile
Hoard of Dueelors.
THOMAS NELSON, P. A P.
Ort £7 4 ,,
A O TICE.
{>* virtue of A ilec I ul mm, rx<ru-.ed to the subscriber, by
4» I«aac Curd, to -rcuie seveial debts theiein mentioned,
'*'11 positively he sold In the highest bullin', at Good.is. <1
Courthouse, on Saluruay the 2d day of December uexl, I i
*asb, two liacts ot land, one containing tour hundrsd acts -
being .1 pai t ot the (tact sold A. 11. Letvi,. the other Iran , on
tains three hundred and twenty-live a re,, lying on (ienitu
Cieek, and adjoining Mr,. Maiy Welkins and others, both ol
raid tracts lie near (iuocbland Cjiiitbou.se. Toe subs' liber,
J'ting as (i n.tees, Will ouly convey surli title a* i, vested in
| Idem as trustees.
WILLIAM MILLER, ?
CHARLES COCKE. S r,u*,te*
I Oct 27. __43-t.l.
LAA'D FOR SALE.
f OFFER fat sale the tract of land on which I reside, con
taining by sui vey 48 » acres, and lying in the county of
Goochland, within &4 «»l a mile ot the Couithouae, 2 ol Ms
• beaux Ferry, and l-2of two public landings on Jauies iivei;j
(he land is houndednu one side by a brant h ol Heaver I lam
Creek and on (w s otlu r rides by a public road, is a healthy
situation and is well watered: the improvement, a coinloilanle
s.nd convenient dwelling bouse for a family of ordinary size,
'i here are oil it a good bain and every necessary out house; in
tact few farms, if any, now in the rnaiket afford advantages
snprriur in eveiy lesptct to this. Persons wishing to puiehair
a:e requested to view ihe land, which will be shewn with pira
nire by me; the terms of sue will be accommodating, a part
I alv being required m hand, application may be made to Col.
John Uucrraut, William Miller or mssrlf. '
W. GUKHKANT.
Oct 27. _ 49-tf
C WILL sell at my plantation to Powhatan, 75 miles ftom
J Kicliui'ind, near Fine Creek Mill, Horn two to threehuu
died barrels of Com,from 10 la 20,000 »l. fodder, the stock
sif horses, cows, hwg», with the la. niliig utensils. Apple to Ho
Vert Pleasant, ot F ine Crs ek foi term,, or the subscriber, liv
ing in Henrico County- if toe above propeitv is not disposed
ot by the 20th of Nuveumer, l will on that di\ sell to tin high*
vst tndder on the pieuiiaes. SAM : PLEASANTS.
Sept. 29. 41—tf
H'itliam Mary College, October 17, 1826.
VT a meeting ol the Visii .... livid on in. loth insl. (he Ktv.
Mr. h'timer of Jtexundt in teas nppoinltnl I'rtiident of
Ifte College urul Pi oftisur (>f Moral I’/uloeophy.
Mr. Tnomas R. Otto toot appointed Vrofetsor of Political
l.aw, and
Air. LJubney Browne teas confirmed i t Kit appointment u,
J'rojetsor oj' Humanity.
Mr. Dew and Mr. Uiowne have accepted llieii appointment •.
,ud we areassu ed that Mr. Wilniei will do so likewise, and
enter promptly on the dun** assigned huu.
The College will opeu on the dtMli mat. as usual, and tin
eoutses ol iiisuuction will tie as follow.:
by the Hev. Mi. Win. il. Wtimer. Rhet wic, Belle,-L llr. s,
the Philosophy ol Ui.uiimat, Logic, a.ol Elhii k-.
By Mr.Ferdinand S. Campbell: M ttheuialics, touipielien
ding the Elements ot Grouittiy, Alg. lua. Plane and Spbeii
c-al Trigonometry, Su. vey iug, oiensuiattuii, Frustum. .mi A,i.o
atomy.
By J udge Semple : Law and Police.
By Dr. P K. Hogcis: Natin.il Philosophy, emlnacing Dy
■iaiuics, Mechanics, Hydrodynamics, Pneumatics, Acoustics,
optics, Magnetism, Electricity, Meteorology,Ac.—Also, Clit
Uai.stiy, which constitutes a separate couu .
lly Mr. Thomas It. Dew, A. M : Naiui .land National Law,
Politicks,History,the Philosophy of tne tl.au.in Mind, and
Political (Economy.
By Mr. Dabney Uiowne, A.B.t The Classics. The school
under (he direction uIiIik Professor opiued on the l,im*l.
(■ml will rlosa • n (he 1st of August.
The expellees necessarily iiicuned by a »(u lent in one sis
»ion, for bond, Washing, iodgiug, luel, A attendance, Ac. ul.o
The Ice for attendance on out course ot letlurrs being
820, the expense for three courses, which are as ma
ny as a Student cau allend to with advantage iu the
same session, CO
Matriculation lee <,
$135
The whole of the ripenses necrssstily incurred by a
pupil in the Grammar school lor out: session, I *■ board
lodging, washing, tuel, Ate. Ate. lOD
Fee lur tuition,
1.0
Published hy order of Ihe Faculty. Teste,
JAMES SEMPLE.
if. B. The Professor of Humanity is required hy statute to
hoard pupil* at $1IW for the session,hut pupils uiay be boarded
in respectable families in lown at h(l dollars.
IT/' The Richmond Wing, Peteishurg Republican, Norfolk
Beacon, and Herald, will please insett Ihe foregoing three
t lines and forwsid their at counts to Mr. F.dnru-tul Christian.
the llurtar, foi payment.
0tl- 2*-_ 48—7i
FALL GOODS.
■ TALL NKILSO.N ha* received hy llu- Richmond ParWt
■ i and other late arrival, from New Fork and Philadelphia,
•a part of hi* FALL HOODS: Among*! which ne. London
supeifine and coouaon cloth* and ca,timeres; Valentis, Flo
reutine aotl swiusdowii vetlingt; rose, point and Wlniniy
blankets; white, red anil yellow A iniiels; carpetings an I hearth
rug.*; Irish Iment, sheetings and diaptr*; Ueriuan otnaliurg*
and ticklenhurgs; thread and cotton checks sun ticking-; do
mestic shirliop, sheetings and plaid*; L rndon printed caui
bricks and calicoes; India, Swiss and Scotch mull, henk, ja
conet and cambric muslins ; with a general assortment or ho
• ■ery, silks, Mtmt, laces, and other fashionable Fancy Good*,
which he will sell at unusually low prices
Sept, 29. __ _ 41 —if
r|lJIE subscriber* respectfully inform their friend* and Ihe
J- public, that they have filtered in Copartnership, f * Ihe
lsan.actnm of Commiuion llusinrt, j„ Philadelphia, under the
A- Spence. Refer («Messrs. Le.vi
webh Ac Co. Robert Hamilton,
- , A -HREW B. SPENCE.
0t« »•_4 n—81*
Sale of jYegrues.
1 SHM’1**’?- for to ",e highest holder on M Id.y the
, 45lh day of September lie it, il lair, otherwise the an f.„r
<»ay, at the late residence of Kdiunnd Hannon, dec., in the
• "tinty of Amelia, between *0 and 100 Nenoet, consoling of
uini, women, hoys and gills. Among whom are tome as sain,
able house servants a* any in tins stale, blacksmitl r.
t«r* and crop band*. The sale (o continue from day i„ \|
Until completed. Terms made known on the day and at the
place ol sale. NATH’L HARR ISON, Ki’r
. , . . of Edmund Harrison, dec.
Amelia rotmly, August 4,1826. 25—id-*
I consent to Ifie above tale so far at I am interested.
, JAMBS /'. COCKS.
KT The ahcive sale is postponed until the tu-tnlulk dav of
novtmbrr nnt, at which time it will Pn,.lively take placed
Dismal Swamp Land. Company.
rpHE h»|ders of Shares injhsa Company „e notified, that
p^,»^ f^; ^i«mVm HXll:;v.M,,, *■,b*
OIK The Norfolk Herald is MqneVed^to^s^rPthe ab^v* 4
tunes and forward theaccouul to *- ,
_41/a;l
Glass and China.
,1™ ‘*'LL-3 door, above Ihe Bell Tavern, ha* on
' h*nA *••-"•■>"11 of Ea,thenWare,OI.„ and chi
ua, moat of which is of re.ent lmp„tUt,.m, and will he .old at
educed prices. Whole,ale Retail. Country Healer*, and
.'her, wantmi w„e, are reapeetfully ,.„ted „„
•nine, pavtfm* to purchasing elsewhere.
AI,o, Ware iu ihe or igmal package, 0f ,uper.nt quality.
r" -sslf
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PAiL DAY GOODS.
tvaI™' * IKiriU KiTLK * CO.
i 1 . . rec«*v«l by successive arrival# since the
.... *'t’tn “,t- ve,y extensive supplies ot Fall and
l inter hoods, a.id are now enubjed to otfer an
assui imenl, believed to be nearly perfect, at prices
which it i# hoped will meet tl.e-exj tctation ol pur
cha«eis; among them are
Gough & Braithwaite's napt cotton#
Satltnet#, Imsey woolsey, coating# and a variety
-f h oik woolens, suited lor negro clo'tilng
Medium and superfine blue, black and fancy
coloured cloths and cassitneres
Blue military cloth* at reduced price#
Cambric, jaconet, mull and book muslins
Several case# calicoes, comprising a handsome
variety ot rich new pattern#
Crapes, bombazine*, Circassian# and Chilian
stripe#
Gauze, Barege and Gro de Naples hdkfs. and
scarts
Irish linen*, shirting# and diapers
Plain and figured bombizelt#
Ozaburgs, Dowlas# and Porter «neeting
A large stc/ck ot domestic shirting*, sireetings,
plaid# and check# ot various quality
Flannels, plain*vdrab cloth#, &c. &c.
Also — A fie*h assortin'ut of •• Anker” bolting
clotns from 1 to il inclusive, said to be of \err
superior labric. Sept. 22. ;i'j_if
FALL GOODS.
II " ‘•'■‘''"K 1,1111 of «mu*; a taijje proportion of uui
a i aiiu \, inLt i Uf'Uilbi aiLiinoi lnuii: iiv* upeiiiuu.
l*i|«r, »l rut, |.«ini ana JuUh blankth
tkiie, napt cultoiu, ui> u» u.aaci,
it.l*-. ll.llnn lull Unlit (.lilt lit iliIHlI
iiair. Me at In (1 arid Ulihieaillcd domestic aheetiugs ami *hiit- j
ilk,-*, .« complete abutment.
A>i**«nj ciulUs and uiaiujcHij, ul all cuali.u.*, luiur the must *
SW[»« l lor impol lt d
Peltate clollis, ol .the clout j
Vclings, lo .u.l iht tea* »n
b«ik, collnn and Woi-U ri ho*h*i v
k" in nilui t r iitiilt|ic and gai mt ni dimtlif *
C i-r# lush iIUcit, long J.twn.tnd theeling
A uw piece. Hander, aineliug, a heauluul and cheap aiticlt !
Ca»e. 9-tllintL bed licking, auu check*
iiuaes ol looking glee, pul up m do/.ms, for wholesale I
Unde
Colton thirling.*, cotton C4inini<:ki
.Moduli, hinuiiatiue#, n*tiib.ut II.
limpet * and linen cambric*
A complete asaartiueul of merino and caalnuere shawls and ■
icm ii, lulat beautiful
A small assortment met mo and cs«hinere lidkfs.
A tew beautiful plain black ink*
Thread laces, tlw bobbin atul ^
Canton, nankin and Italian ciapcr
1 piece k.uuiui guuxe Hamit i.
Tiny expect daily auditmual .u^lies from New York »ml j
1 uiiauelpitiu, ail winch will be .ulu much uudei loiuier price*
Oct 3^ 42—if WM. AEALfc 4. CO. !
AADERSOaY, GARTHS,- CO.
HAVE IN STORE A.VD OFFER FOR SAi.E,
«7 I J t\ .SACKS Liverpool salt
k|i Lg. Aef/ 17 bbds. prune St. Croix »u, ir
48 do. xml > .
Ik) l.a.tel. HU-iliOes
lt»j bags *
U) ueice, \ GUEEN COh'b'&E
29 bhls. >
bag* Java Jo
barrel* rtfiaedfug^r;, feinted
56 hints. English island tuolas.. .
lb puu« lifiiM Antigua turn
•1 Jo. •upturn obt Uienada diu
10 hints. ilaltimo; e wIiismat
2b bairt 1« high proof «.id Jo
-I p»j“ • line old Cocuac biamly
1 JSlhdtJsiOltV W..VK
100 hands rut uailaan.1 htads
110 keg, EE Ki t' Beatty pcu.uer
7 tuus shot, assoi ted
30 .to bar iron do.
2 do. piougli-platrs
3 do. btisleieil steel
3 1 Unman dm
I Jt) null boxes 8 X 10 ami 10 X IT cf.u
60 boxes besl tallow candles, asjmi.d ..res
Muscated raisins aud soft shelled aliuos.de
225 reasi.s wrapping paper
Cap and teller d. .
Cotton and wool cauls
. I rish gunpowder lea in che,t« and ministers
Indigo, uiad.ler
Copperas, aluui, salpetie
IJ. .Distune, pepper, pimento
(linger, nutmegs, chocolate
li. d cords and Icadiug lines
liar lead, segarajtltm.jul.ns
blunt uaie
7000 lb., cotton yarn ^
h- * l“ .* * , 1 From the l/nion manufacturing
I’J bales 3-4 shirtings f Company ol Maitland.
2 cases plaids J
Sr pi. TO. 41 —tf
FRUIT TREKS, GRAPES, &c.
I ’ll K subscriber, Proprietor of the Liuraan Botanic Garden
« and Nurseries, near New > or*, offer- to the public, such
assortment of I Rb.LS AN1) PLANTS, as thij may desire.
I he collection nf b ruit Trees erf all the varioiu kinds, and
al,° of ornamental Trees, thnsbs and Plants ; is well
known for its great extent und superiority—but in addition
to the immense acquisitions of former years, th proprietor vow
oj/ers above 500 new vauetii, uf the choicest Kioit., which
are not in possession of any other estab/iihment in this conn
try—and aJt of which are annomurd in the CeUalorvis for
t ft,, which have just issued from the press.-The assortment
of is rapes consists of above 260 varieties, and comprise, the
Jinc.t IS me \ I able (napes known in Fram e, Germany, Ita
ly, and the Lnmtts—and the proprietor having acquired ex
tensive information on the subject from «, i„,| Is
«6/r to make suih selections a,may be suitable to im , part, -
nlnr locality— and where such selections are left to him he
will st,at such as cannot fail to succeed. The price for the
first assortment of twelve vines, is eight dollars, for the second
assortment, nr dollars, and for the third assortment, four and
u half dollar, rhe collection of Roses exceeds 500 varieties,
('r'ln "OU,e K n',OU‘ 2000 «?«**, comprising
20mspots— among which, a.e all those known as most beau
tiful and rare.
Catalogues may be hail gratis ef J„mc, nf.rf>„, Esquire K
Street-and orders through him, or per mail, will men prompt
execution. irM.pmAcK,
L.V of Ik,/.in,usan Society of Paris, Of the Horticultu
ral Society of London, a nd of the Imperial Society ofthcUeor
gofils at b lore me, Cfc. 1 J
0 t 2 48— 81
1 wenty Dollars Reward.
RAr»A0V^V,’"i'ht 'o',my negro man A US
l In. I purcba.cd him out ol (lie e.ute of Edward I
Janet, n( lire Slum Spring., Warren county, N„nh Ca(l,K,M'
ami I expect he i. linking about that neighbour himd or Wai ’
reolon. a. hi. mother ,va, bought hy l»r. 8. Ilor,, who re.ide.
III W-irrentc.il An.tin ii about 27 year, old, and verr likely
he r, b.e feet eight or l.n inch*, high, and dark complexion!
hot d.. mu rect-llecl any particular mark; hr wore off old Mark
fur hat, and hr earned off with him an old blue broad rloih
coat and fraolalnooL and a tlriped coat of northern e |..lh and a
white parr of pantaloon., he « arned off ..nr or two i.air of a
copnera, rolonr. Au.t.n ..called hy the neg.oe, Au.t.n June,,
h. lia. worked at the iftillright and carpenle.’. I.imnau .eee.al
yea..: he i< a yeryaen.ihle neg.o. The above reward will be
g.v." to any per.on who will confine him in jail, deliver hi„,
to the aitbxcriber, in Alecklenhuigcounta, Virginia
n.0. WILLIAM HICKS.
_ ..<*« 2 >- ._ 48-H
f HU LEASE.
rIMIE .nbreriher offer, to lea-e for a term of yea,a the
1 MUCK TAt'ICHS, at Charlotte ffonrthon'e’ forme, ly
lie property of hi* lathe, Mr Wm.M. Wnk.n, Thetaverii
li .u.e I, luge and commoJintM, with nete...iry .mt-buildrn*»i
,, .iiMted on ahit of about thirty acre,, a,(ached to wh.ch ,
.mall trart of land at a .mall di.Unre from it. affording an
abundant .uj.ply of wood fur fuel and timber for the u.e ol (he
lame. It. publicaituatron, it. p.oximityto the Gourtbmne.
being the n.are.t, and there he„,g hut one other tavern at (lie
place at pre.er.i, render, it a very el.gible .land lor a tavern
•.tifh.
Term* will he very moderate, ejptxially fur the fir. t year
tonne who ran come well rt commended a, a tavern-keeper’
Poa.e«ion ran he given r|,« 10th Her. „,Srr next. Annli t,',
the Mil..rr,her at hi. father’., 8AMLEL V. WATKINS
°fl ,0 _4 i — I t»t ♦
A I) VER TJS EM EATT.
r fill E tract of Laud called llill Grove, containin- there
J 2/00 acre., lying in the lower end of Amelia county, for
merly advertised, ,t,l| for .ale. It would make an etcellen,
l',i,»,*,'on- *• he .old all togather or divided into
parcel*. The term, will heaccomniodaling.
tTigwain, march4. !K«—tf WM. R. OtLKft.
Valuable Junes River Land.
'T7HAT ealuahle e.fate called OWpoak, „< Surry county
I. about four mile, below the conrthou.e, it offered for «*b
It lie* onthe Sotr.h >i,le of Jame. River, near Hog taiand
and bind, for fMMdistance on the river. By a late survey it
r..n«»in« 13,'H acre*, the greater part of which r. cleared.
Frorothe futility of Ihe .oil, which i. not equalled hy any
in the count», tin. e.tale n con.ider ed by Competent nidge, „
admirably ad.pt ~d to (he growth of rot Inn. Pm,e.„„no.av
he had on the firat of January nett Oapl. John h aulmn.who
re.idc* near »ja premise*, will glee any information concerning
them. For term,apply tu the lubrcriher Itvmg .n Alexandria
., W)|. L- IKiPGRoM, ’
Aegon 13. 98- if
a...u.esT:n"'"“,s *r "-■ -■ ■ •».•.»««
r* <*.(., ah,Wt^
«“d‘InZZ^uZZJ’r'IZc! "V ,-Ul,,"'1 "■ '* •,*4H*
,1’ **,,t"U1(J ,,■ *, 4„Awl „. ,„f on
. larJeaua’ntn '•>• ... Hi,,,., ailoi <1
! »Tlu!r ) *ery excellent ,1.1 land. All ..
Aurusl M «» , .* * ’> WIVM'I (,u .Ij.l.lu .UN,II.
k 1 *9- -1-“ nil llAun K it Alt I \ V A V
'V'CORMlCA' PLOUGHS.
.■!«*.« '“e C','t “'d
A. , , , WILLIAM lWLMER.
Se,., ,' * ftW ** • SxU-#lu,.
Jam13 River Land, jYegrota, Stocky, Corn, j
nv,.., . 4c. /or .Vi/r.
O,hehe.,7l"» •'**of Suvi,uh- •««». •' <ai., .,...,;
... will *eli to the n.gherl blddci.at ,.uh- 1
, C mT- 'k 1 1,1 -■ J*«»«H..e,.,lea, Wa..
' ' U.MlWyol Nei.o'1, i.n a credit ul l, 2 and 8 y • a-. I'ltt.
-.'n V' h’"*" ,a"> *CIC’i I'1 otlucr. ahuuda.itlv , (I,. u.u..l
r. * !*’ '*' a l».p'c- Jtcn„vc.„.,ll,(,ci duelhughume. it,
‘ *,,Ujl,0“ “ beau,.ml At very healthy A c«..t.... »i,. at wdl
5',“"“ J" .. i"-1 "■ S»«.«I ot.K>; a ltd ,. .'.e„,..u w.ll In
5'-'- A- lime will l.e
mnn .ie belungiiig i.j ,|„ saw, la,.... hciug .event.
to eAr\\* ‘“““'i* Wh',,r 01 "**•>“» »>• o*'i enough i
I,. . * , •‘■•I and, <, a >ct .., l.auj), ate geilatt.ly eery
hc^n0,!r UV‘le* hi.uiit ed halt, ho, . n, u, ail
kc wfl, h “V •‘"d »il Ihe , k, of 1, „ ,, catll . hoc.,
wuIlV. , ,,,ld at the ,a.uc- t me. ritete are »ou.e valuable
e ,tld'J ’!' i 'n,l',,“- -'a ‘..d lttecurUH.il
cL, . .' " *?• «■-*,•»•..,ee. U, a,.,.,ov.il
mid, J" • *•“ ’i-tk : * «i*ie. «,i,
ed ll th1. , ' "'lU loved .. cut ny will h,
I. nt tin |'Uicha-ei. on cicdn; .u>. .it a id.lt u Ui.ielu .. i
...e. ol tiu.t Hill he le.jn.ied lioul It.i puirhSi.i a, II.e land, j
c. ' “li; w,» lake |.,a.eo„the farm, and w.ll he conduced
by y hrolUe., c'. Cab,!/. In tin ...run tune the land
d, ., . ? ? ““ "“"a.set, dll. lluhc, l.v.ugou it. I*,-,..
‘ ‘ ‘‘ '•• •«,ehaM any Fo„,u„ „f th„ ,.,optilv, ej not „ „
nv. I I l’°“'l‘wt,.t, aa u.y dcteiu.iuat.oii to ae.l, n alwolule and
„ UliOdUt UAUKLL.
- -- -12—td,
wigwam grammar school.
, .111. ( Uhltc ate l.,|.e<l,ul,y lulo.u.ed that Hl.C.Al.iji.v a
o' bigu eta*, teal a,ta,...... „t, and a.n.abu
r.1' '.* eu'}*8',) l” <1- • la-'ical depa.ttnem ot
. ... nit. Ruchtotd will c .td.nu. t.. g,,/,.,..
tu ulaUematio and Ihe trench la.tcuaxe, and the |„,.lC„„|
bta ,-a„ to ui.lltt
,.. t! n. o' ** exlln.tvely u . lul a. lh, nature ul the
in,tout,on wtl, anunt —A lew auttutonal SCn.Ut, he a,.
iv *»1. [». (jiLKb,
Augur, n, _ltAK ri‘W. KUAN.
.lUJ Urfi.
V , the estate jt Edmund Will#, late
.r.imei t "* ‘4*=‘* '*'ak. I,..medial.
• u tlu *ut>»i|ibe , and all ptismij i,clanu,
‘h , IT'1 ''“7“ a,u 1 «4«e>:mi I., mas, il.em Lm.«„ a.
a* po.siUe, euhet lo the sub.c ,h. r 01 Im Mi. A. 11. topouue,
■Uloiue) ai Law in l', tel mu. S, wlm i, autn i , „U|. b1?
accouul. m which the eiluu is c-.„ rrue.l lu Noil .wav -a any
ol the adjomiu4 counties aad tu Fernsbuic. *
WAi.il. WKEX,i*rg.C.H.nnd
S,„i o« tidmei- uj E. H ill,, tUc.
■—-L-. ---aa-.d.
T bei cImImi e conducted by W iliia.u Amiri ,uu ,
-*• al lhtf, t,iru, r Ul i) and 13th sluels, will, f,,,,,, nils .• l.e
Uu7eCo} "* -«*r the h m “./.‘liXm
Uu‘lK * Lo' WILLIAM AMlEJiSUA,
JO HA UAHl'H,
Sept. 3. UAVW AAlJEUSONiir.
—____ 35-tt
MARSHAL'S HALE.
P lift^mA0 ‘ T'r r Supet.o, c..u,t uf Chancery
j. lot lhellich.il •,id di.tnct, lUrde in the ... ... ul Caiil.m
the’li u *“ 11,1 d ,J ul '«-o, i -nail m.
m u. 0 rs I cK, utlr, fut ,al. at public aur
tmiI, uu lire pi euii.es, lu tut l.i4t„ .1 h.dd., lu, . the l,a. t
Ml land whereon Warner Eubank, dec. la,el. restded, u. ...
“Uu ‘ ““■*> ’1“1 •lecce.suljra tu th. dl.-n
#,Ul ..i Cail.a. ue Lubaiix, Widow bl th. ,a... Wamn Eubaui;
am. o’"Tr f! la,,“ *“ - «■'“ ii. ># tu ul Kmc
auu Uaeeu Cuu. ttiuuae,ii, the C.unty ul Kni* amt i(Umi.
J. OLE till A A 1, r. r. r. d.
0ct j- Out of hit Diputut.
Valuable Real l'i iperty foi Sale.
i[V\ vntu, m a used „| trust .a.cutcu U..nerl M’K.iu,
1 > dec. tu J .III, E. e, .1.. , dated in, a*| day ul .lanu „ y,
a01''ecr.le.l the cuuil „f hu.lmg, |J the city
«vn‘en‘.7v011 “ ‘ll!’ a‘> 7 6< l’lc‘“b«; '» >ecu,e the
1 ayu.ent a . eilam s.„„ ,| money to William Fit rt f.„
mliri purpose, the,»,,, meiilimied, 1 shall, ( ,. the lien fc admin
c tialur m the .eni J..hu Leej , lucecd tu .11 uu the p,e
June., foi oily money, a„ 1 ue.d .y the 7lli day nf.S.y ,,, »l
hetwien the h ;u« of one and 2 o'clock tn. aft,,... one
h.itk lenruieut ,.t the rule.,eel.. E and tilth s, .,t, u
•a,.I city ol Kiel,mood. Aim, one ..the, h,k , < B.etitlront
,n« U and XU hall le. t on E. .tre. t, a.ljoium^ 011e |,fl .r* j
"umione'l. Alsu, one othri buck le.ieu.cnt Loutmc .2 f.. t |
on totliaireel, mu ha. k . . J.ly feet, with ,|lr ,y.
M8V° “ ‘ l“ “!l <ou. of the saul Kauri t
M. him » tea, U.«it#,.ui.jt.it,, Ihe du,»e, of Enzahrlh McKnn,
Wl.luw of the su.l Holier f, touch Hilt only oil, ..
as IS veiled in me as the lieu and adtu’i ol John Lse.uecV
tue trustee in the ,nul deed.
OcM^la-o^ E' 3,1,1 of John Lee, die.
. —*—!-_ 45—id*
Vahtablc Real Property for Hale.
MV virtu, of a deed ul tii.il. aeculej hy Alexander Mr Km.
k I loAlexamie, Heel, dated on th Ul 1, day .|a„„a.,
to secure tbepayioen; ul a cutaiu -uin .f money to Win.
h leel and !•, other puipn-e. th.rem men, lulled, I -hall
I ue»tla^, 7tuilay ol Novunbc r n*it, bctwt rn tla« hour* «<l
I o Clock, proceed to xrll on the pirm.se. for read, money,
•,,u Ih,ee-sl.iry Urirk llou.e on ll .., Uaiy-stieel, twenty by
turty ftei, situated on a l„t of twenty Uet front Jt luuniuc back
one bunk, ed nod titty-three lei t tu a Iw. nty tr.t alley. Alsu
one utile, luick house adjotniui; thereto, ol the same diineusi
ons, and situated on a lot ol equal sue d ll.attiisi uienliuried r..
ea. h.d which lots IS attached a Meat 11 .use &. Kitchen, touch
title only as is vested in me as trustee aforesaid wilt he convey
| tdn , ,eo. ALEX i FLEET, trustee/
Oct C.I82<1._4 t—id#
Utsiral/le Ileal Property for Sale.
ITY virtue of ade-td "f <r".l ex.rote,| by William Mr Kim
| * * -lid Eh/ tin th his wife, tv J Im Lee and A.cx.iidr. Mm
, dated ou the loth day of September, 182!, and retold, d in the
, Court of liuiliiic* for the cily „f Kichmond, ou (lie 17ih d .%
ol November, l«2l,lo «< cui e the payment ol a certain -on. .il
money (herein mentioned,lo Win. Fleet, and for other purpo
•ee, I shill,.. . >, nitre, prn'ee,,|„ sell „„ pie,,,,,.
e»,for ready money, ou Tuesday the 7ih oa> o| N,.vru.be,
nexl, to comuienee it hull past i o’clm k m the afte ni.a.ii the
following property, viz: Foui houses and lots,with the i..,p, ove
meiils th,iron, i> they then stood imti.ed in the Mutual In ui
i mice oocI. ly, all of them fronting on H. Slice!, I eaveen 3 ; V
dill Xtrefu II. said city. The raid lot, extending hack on 3d
and 1lbstreets one hundred and twenty test to an alley ol
twelve feet, niitii.lcd to have been opened and to run through
the square ftmn 3dio 4lb streets. Alo, eighty feet of ground
at the corner of E and 4th streets, and eslerding h», k on 4th
l ,Ucrl "'•» Eue.clifc.l an.) twenty feet. Also, ill that Led
j C>round on the North side of ti street, n-ar David Hidh.rk's
I e onia.ning !ft>4 f.et li.nt on said (j. ,treel,an.i extending hark
about lo4 leel.lo an alley „| I 3 feel. Also, one oilier floust
I and Lot, containing 02 nod an half leet, fronting on 4lh street.'
j and extending hark 70 feet, which |a,l t one.l Mouse ami
Lot is try the provisions of -he di e,| if..rem. utioiied, siihjecl t .
) the hf» r.tale „f the said Elizabe th Mr Kim. burl. title only
I nvryed as is vr sled in me as ttiivivnig trustee afurr
sanl. The .ale will commence at the tenement at the cun,,
I of F. and 4ih streets.
ALEX: FLEET, Surviving Trustee.
Ort. 0,1820_ *43—1.1,
J1. J. Shymumki —Practical Dkntixt.
I I A8 the pleasure to inform bis friends and the public in
I "A *'""• ’ •*"s.hkJi. lit the Stale, th I |,e has take,, his re„.
urnr> hi |( irlirntiii'i for In#* winter.
! Mr. 8. has hero a regular ly h.rd Dentist in Europe, and for
b 14 rr*}'* tfully »nvif.«J,(o rnm* >»| fh,
m*n> iu.prr>r*lit« Ml# m»de hy M.. 8. in lb#* Im. of ),„ ,,M.f, *
'hU^A^TkI^TU ,h!| 0p"-"'’n ”1 '"I’l’lyu g (hr I ,., of
/AL V.4.Y / A A / //. III! r un, # sclu.lv. ly for the rere.,|„,„
of professional visitors, shove Vi. Abraham’s Aiudbecarv
c»n h ft. in 13fh %f. ' "
Hours ,.f attendance, fr jin 3 a. m until . p. m., and from 3
uniil a p. m
| Pit 17._
j , ~ ZvoricK. —
TTY virtue of a deed of trust, exes sited on the ?!.( dxv ,.f
1 '**1 <o th. subscribei«, by Smith facne
land duly re.ordr.lm (be County Court of ftur kinrha,..’
I ,h^ niiiltisig <»d, or any tne or more of them. a. trustee. she’
said deed named, will pre,, red to sell to the h.she.t bolder
for ready money, ru, Wed,,, .day the 73th of November, if
I fair, if not (be oral fair day thereafter, on the premiers n, th.
county of Kurkinghairt, one tract nr parcel of land on the
! east sole ofths roid, I, a.ling from New Canton to farter, rilfr
I crmtatning by esttmairon four hundred acres > and adbuning’
I the Is"is of William Anderenn, John (iuerranf ami, the,.
the tit.l Smith Payne on tie west side the said road, „rth
I , »pr»r>»iai»rea thereunto belonging; also the follow in
slav.s t . wrC Tom, tiro. Hilly, Dsngrrfiehl. Randolph Arnold*.
Wmney.SiHvr, Hannah and h.r eh.ld Joshua, V l|v sod her
children, Palrlck.Ma y and Rarhel, and the increase,,f |he
I fern.le, since the dare of thesa.dderd nflm.i; or .0 much
there-.i ai may be sufficient to discharge the purposes for which
| this trust was executed. Acting as liuslees. enrn title on), as is
: vested in os at trustees will be conveyed, but believe the title
to be good.
OEOItfiE M. PAYNE. 1
W ALT EH L FOUNTAIN,! _.
WILLIAM ANDKHSON, > Tve.tce
JAMES HfcNAUOII, i
Vw{***'"V S. rjJLE.VTLYE * CO.
i i rr'/^r r" k:’‘ K,rur' ",,d «*•«". •»•«* 1
v'.Vw.V.t'.4’; S*‘V: “ ‘“V i’*noha»«d lit
1,1. fill . , ‘ “ c*»": <et*D»pil>iin tlm l„,t oil.
K V. .*■ V* "’IS '*••«* »«t the follow in •
uljeiUof cloths itul c.i.iiueret, astuitid colon
iUMUiliigau,, (oinmuu ,|„. u0.
II- - • . t,r Ul,et.alldlill.,y wnoUry
I'peihne o.i Idling aud coium.-n s.ttmtttj
*>•0.- .10.1 unxe.i plain, au.l , j,;du e.
juud blanket., all Mlei
JIcm heavy ha,ze, fu, c up*!,,,*
Supci floor cat utting and c-r,.<*| hindinr
li; . than,, l.. .. I,,*, b
11 ,“*si »* ai lit £>*1)1)11/v *iv.
fu Tk ' *"‘l tlo,h « ••■‘d shawl.
Ulack,h,.ir,Srecn and scarlet I’l .i.-m, .J„.
vf and common Circassian ami UrtiuuUuIi
\ d.„,,a toilinet and ewaiissi* u„ tt.u,./
K«h‘? aM“i!*”1 b.aborted colon
Kiel, < a bla»k .all,,,, | ., pence.
*1 av. 1*1.111, ,. d lie,lie Vi I o lie N pie
Iialian lii|.irinr. and saitin I, tamin'..
•*■1.4-1. o I black mode, best quality
*?“' *'aw.,-me, net and tl,.r< u« ...
Ilia, k h vantuits and figured «uk<
J ca«< I, i.h lint**,s,-uperior quality
p?""*’ ,'n;" ' •»>b;ie, and can,loir’ handkerchief
1 lain and litund t»»,s. and m.,ll uiu.liu,
1 ■*. do. hook aud cambric do.
J lurked .,..1 •l.ip.d . ... prices
,at..„ nap. ,„j .t.jppcd robes
Ilali.n nape, and crape handkeichi, fs
lilt es,d,i,es and .ilk h „ e^e, ted cnlbrr
|< m.*ia' ,i,dV ‘,k a«d Mack »ud white do.
a l i r i,,“l ‘ ihlediapers
tj,.,„Uj » ’ 1JUI,’"C »<|d jic.ini t do. ion,e very fine
lie,null and fla,. handkerchief.
t o|l*.|, handle, hi. is and .bawls, vario,.. qnsjlt.e, 1
l durhiic and tuiuituie diruity 1
A *aier a..«,ilinen; of piirits
Superfine and com,non furniture du.
.r" *t®«« l«*nu sbirtiuqs and .heitiuss
l uinmo,, b,ow„ «„d Idrarh. .1 ,|„. • do.
1"1 *‘l J"*«u **ud cotton check.
J an ■ 4 | hi,,1 ,i*„u■■sties and tickii,,: I
Ibowru a,„l black Holland S
I* uml a,.,j pack ami needles
|*l’**’ bobbins assorted roloied braid,
loilel, Uoiy ami loitoi.e shell coiuhs
< laikr • spool an,I tij», cotton. Orrell’s ,1 .
oope fine and fiius,a.s cambrics i
ii**, 11 JI,u""‘c» and i.u,lap.,
.heiml’e*,,"::::^,0;,^ wh-h •«•*«««»«
N»#v. 3. ^ I
mh, _ —-~-.
JJIIY (lUODS.
J^LutUftu * hi-.VJ.N JA.tlJ.Ss Jc . O Muriei Bridge
A. ‘.lie, to, -ale (lit lollui»,„g UH y OOOVH, Mi
*s *IU* ll1t*9 , c •uipiitiug a choice d?vrtinenL oi'
»liuod every colu: and uuauty
«> do J:lia«»|Cs
u* <1.* ltd, whue, yellow and grt-rn flannel* and f reru haiies
-1 ■ > IO >•, L1.110..U onllie anil | oii.l fc/uiuU.*
. . j »I5 !»*.•* tutyt Cultou#
" ti . p.aiu end tixurt u 'ilit.k anil colored buinbar.eft.. 'nir.e
veiyncn piutem*
*' r >fhiii aud Ca, o:i„e pliii.l, aud blue Camilla*
a no linn km* ami lour j.lami
2-> case* eutliueits, a choice assortment
at bale, li'j.10 cloths, tome very superior
«> liu.se, winter vesting*, some veiy b.auliful
J b.m * (me and ,11(0.1 line iugiaiu caipclmgs and hearth
2 ca,rs KOI,led and lamb* w,.„l hosiery
£ biie* richly printed ca*,iiuerr shaKl.s
* CJ‘e» *ery rich Cain mere uud iru.ino ii«ji
1 uo quality ami mpe binding
t bux Circassian halt hdki-.
•» I bales coin moll to ,U|ie| ('use brown shirting ami she. tines
d.s bleached do do
to do be lli, kings, Iron, comu.ua to very •« .0
b d • domestic Plauds and ginghams
J do couimou and super api JU checks
.1 . cum. inns, g.,.,d qualm and «tll a'miiid
Id case, comm is to line lancy ( tints and ebudr.
‘ duwhite and eo "led plan, and ligillvu Maueillej
2 uo cotton din! :hi«4ii iiusutv
!> do rot;,,1, and jar., nett ca:ul„ irk, and Corded mu, I ins
b do plan, nud figured b. ok, moll aud jicooett u.usl.ns
«J UJ Culil.li 04(1(1x11111,1 411(1 sUailUl lllijyij.
* d » super. Stibr . mu line cravats
J do diab li.uig.up ooiii
•» d*» cotton hitli' i:» pounds aod b« acs
4 hales Kuoiii duck ami sheetings
4 •!.> h p-aild.J k HIM liufctt I'.Ustill^
t> do itj iti;l» tauahmg*
£» do iiui laps aud biowuaiid wrh.ie U< :m wi i«• M‘e
i o • On man o/uibuig, and lukioubu.K*
1 d * I’villrd sickiu^
1 do pit ml (iui‘4.ii,a.«surtr(i
8 caji’s ilj' mid liand iuna hiikic *
9 ‘,“d Ma‘“,4"u C'*iM»nd robes and c apr !
£ do Mark and colored Kirucli aud I.aliai, crap.*
1 do 1 al ci ape*, d.lT> rent qua!,lie,
2 do sirsueiu, seuchi ws. uud Irv.ntines
6 do IK, ly shaded and figured -ilk, ami •atlins. for dres.e,
do plain and stuped y mins and U10 de Naplc, ,ilks
1 du blark and culoied silk yelsrt.
1 dolijU, . .I black d .1 entine and hguif.l-ilk velv. t vesting*
1 do black velvet ubbou-, and lichly figured ,Uk selves
Lelt do
2 boxes rich liokhiuett v, i!s and hire*
2 do Kuglish and Flench thread laces
1 box real Ostrich fcalhen
2 case, rompii-iog a rl, ire isf,>rtu.<lit of iitbr.J
£ do srwing si,* , well us'uiled
1 do bird,' eye suk boils.
ii do black CaniuIt Irsantmi and Italian silk hdki*.
2 (I. fillk -I vr, and iiksx;
*2 iloiiiktuBbFtllaj
U do women’s knl, heaver and castor, and men's braver and
hU« Kdklli i;|tiv(!|
5 do uien’4 cmmnoD HI I fine Jfrgskiu cloves, xuut lined
2 d.i ro.it aod veil metal buttons
I do cod, vi ft aud suspender luoutds
V ick pins common aud gilt
8»lk buttonsaiJL b(4iu«
Ptari bullous
Women • and girl** lined braver r?«##es
lioi,iba/ii»e«, ladies* plaid clcaki
Men9# plaid aod caiublet cloak*
1'ipiKg cold, bonnet hi p
Cotton (iiubtellas, 4tc.Stc.JLr.
The good, above mentioned rerlainly comprise one of the
111-,t coniiraudit,g us.oilm. nt* thu we have ever ,.fl',,e,i i„,
S.l.,aiil ha.iug hrei, boughi, a. ;ac . o.Jidenily believe, a,
1 ually ,.k pure., we Irsl^ole to ..|f,;r) ,nti W1|| „,yrr
ktrf} Co lb»5» «vbi. m (V rail on us to buy. Wt
fliall roiitinur to receive from ou. boiur in Ntw Y.erk, such
»upp.i«a ns wre may need tbiou^rhoul the season.
°rl l0-_m—hw
%a UllfJJS.
' IN JIK .iibtCt ilier respectfully mt-.mi. the public, that he hat
I rented (lie I avert, at King William Courtboinr, f t the
rr>»utnS >c-r. Hr -.licit* (be pati-t.ige of traveller*, and will
W»e e*< ry mean* in In, power it. accommodate in. m. Having
been railed al Major*, Ferry, hr hat had an oppoiluntly ol
becoming anmewhnl acquainted wt'b Hit hu.ine,n,l
him,el' that he will be able lo render 'Kirfaclton.
. ALEXANDER FRAZER, j
_Q--t rt•_ ___ _ __ _49—t,3>v*_ j
FOR SALE.
Dll. HICIIli. P. JA.V1 Ed, i ll, n for -ale (lie place at which
he now teaidet, nuialed witliiu one mile ol Cat Irrtvillr,
to a healthy and agreeable nrlgliboUi h >otl,co laming I jO acict!
al.r.nl 50 ol which aie ». II luubeie , Ihe clea.etl laud ol good
t(ualHy and w> II watered. Tl.eie i, a rarnl excellent ,print
within a convenient diataure of the hi me. The building* ate
nil new; the dwelling hoo-e atiffieienl loi the a<< Oinin.iil.ilion of
a ,mall family. The e, .ibhthnient i, well calculated for a
prof,clonal gentleman; or lor any permit who withe, to retire
l ithe Country during the tiiinu.e, nir.iitb#. Praam ditpo.ed
*’» pure bane are r. lei red lo llr. .lamt., the prop, let..,, , ending
on I lie pirmrtet, to Archibald IJryce. j. O.-ochlauJ, oi to the
tutociibei rending in the City ol Kithflo.iid.
JOHN FOHnEH,
„ By older of the Fropneiat.
Bov 3. _ Al—wlf
(|1||E tuhreriher being duly antiii.ri.e.i t • t me Stammer,nc
• and Impediment* i.l Speech, b.ieby lufornit all tlime who
are Ihu, afflicted, (hat be will relieve, or cure them on vr, *
moderate lei in,, and that, for the time it n;ty he deemed re
umaiU for thin, to remain wdh him, then boarding ,hall »|.0
he very low. I have relieved ,ume in lea* man 16 minute,
and to cure aon.e other* a greater length of tune ia required.'
II, when applicant, wnh to return home, they are not mhet
I t met!, or folly tat .tiled that by attention to my rule, or pte
icnpuon, they will 30011 he cured,I will not retinite any 1.41
.... ... THOM AS WEST.
White ( h.iui.iet, ffatol.nc rouuty, Nov 9, 5l-2t
r|ll{K Stockholder, of (lie North AniMTTavTgalion,aim here'
Jl- hi> i|fartalmr«(ingi( WitlMm
VJ .He. , I avert., n. the eounly of Hp.dt.ylvauia, „n the third
M ndny in November nevt, for Ihe | ittpoae of forming a com
pany tor the imp, ove.nent of tat J Rtver, agreeably |« ,,i act
pa.«ed I»I9, WI h a.taintnded act pt„rd the levaiou* »f 1829
and 1*26.
° '_;iL_M—w3«e
Virginia Female Academy, hoydt.m, Mecklen
burg County.
'ff7llK next examination of Ihe pupil, m thto Inai.tution, will
' S «"J if practicable, Will
d?r. .bi- ,r A<y- The Mend, of the young la
, : : *nd •» r-e( ,u*,e,t„i
are belted attend the exerroe. of tde achool will re
eomu.enee on M -olay,.lamtaiy 8th, 1*27. f arltculat* Will he
ai.iioniiced o. futuie aalveilixement*.
JOSH. It WAMNK >
L. BAKfcfc. { Bcnc,I,.
V( ’.4J- W7t
DOMESTIC.
ItfPort of tit* Boat&of Engineer* on the De
rp . face of the Sea Hoard
1 “is document occupies uiore than two entire
pages ol 'he National Intelligencer in email tvt>e.
very general abstract of its contents, is all that
Our limits allow us to give.
It is preiaced by some remarks oa the necessity
’. a system of general defence, more especially
worn the obnoxious position e Occupy, in relation
to tire arbitrary governments of Europe. The
means of defence are presented in four classes,- a
.Navy, i unifications. Interior Communications by
b.nd and water, an I a Regular Army, and well or
gantzed Milnia The JYavy must be provided with
establishments for building and repair, rendezvous
ano reluge. For trficutions must close the har
bors against an enemy; prev ent him from establish
es nun-ell on the territory; cover the great cities;
prevent the avenues of interior navigation from
“cing b.ockade I at their entrance into the ocean;
covet the coastwise navigation; and protect the
,,avaJ establishment*. Interior Communications
mti-t be provide.! in order to bring the necessary
supplies to the stations and harbors, facilitate the
concentration of military force, and preserve do
mestic commerce unimpaired by war. The Army
md jMilitia, together with the Marine, are the
vital principle ol the whole. The Board then show
h- mutual connexion and dependence*of all these;
dial w ithout the Navy , the defence becomes mere-j
lv passive: without imtrior ci-iiiniunications, the,
navy want* supplies, and the Unifications rein- I
(orcements : and that wuhom fortifications, the
navy must be naked and scattered. With our har -
hors for'ified. the enemy would be unable to en
orce a strict blockade, and our navy would tl.ere
lore neither be needeJ for their delence, nor be
confined within our wate.s by .« hostile lorcej while
in-tea:l ol having the enemy at out doors, as in the
last war, the contest would be trails cried to the
ocean, and the interior cnmm-rce of the count.y
remain uninterrupted. And it is another advantage
...... ...... me loss OI die I- les-, anil the
hardship and di-ense Jess severe. The Report,
however, confines itself chiefly to Fortific tion-. ’
One of the most important objects, continue the
Hoard, to be obtained by these, i. to preserve that
lute ot interior communication which, in time oi
war, must be relied on in place ol tiie ex'enor 1
coasing navigation. The next i-, to guard, as be- \
fore inen'ioned, the channels by which irt.de aim 1
supplies may r~*ch the co.st ln.ru the in erior oi |
the country. Hit it happens for.unately that the!
-‘ectiri’y of ihe first involves the security of the l..s , ,
as will he evident from an examination oi the geo. 1
graphical features of the country. Thus the'line!
ot interior coastwise communication he.ms in the '
great bay north ol Cape Cod, passes thence over
land to Narragansett Roads or Huzza.ds’ Hay;
thence through Long Island Sound to New York' 1
up the Raritan, and over laud to the Delaware;
down that river, ar.d over land, to the Chesapeake’1
down that bay, up Hampton Roads and Kl.zibet!)
River, an I, through the Dismal Swamp to Albe
marle Sou ul; thence, through the swamps and
sound- of the Cnrohnas and Georgia to the head o!
’he peninsula of Florida; ov er land to the Gulf ot
Mexico; and thence through interior sounds and
bajs io Or e.uis. Some of the short natural impe
diments of this line are already removed ; others
are rapidly disappearing, and ihe rest,i„ tj,e opinion
ol th* Hoard, will ere long be over come.
No tv, the works which would pri-erve this line
of communication from north to south, would also
protect the mouth- of the communication* from
•ast to west, as will be evident when tlie advantage
ot fortifying particular points, come- to be shown.
To take one example among many, the security of
the mouth of Chesapeake Hay, would at once pre
serve the commerce from north to south from the
Dismal Swamp to the head of the Chesapeake, an.!
that which is carried down all the riveis which
empty into it, as the Janies, the York, ihe Ila; pa
hannnek, the Potomac, the Sutqueh anna, Uc.
The sea coa-t ol the U. S. which extends 3330
miles is divided into lour di.tinct part-; the Non.
Eastern, extending from Nova Scotta u> Cape
Cod; the Middle, from Cape Cod to Cape H. ite
rs-; the Southern, from Hatter.is to Cape Sable
and the Gu.f ol Mexico Frontier from S.ble to the
tnoilh of Sabine R:ver. Of these sections the
Board enumerate the poB|tio..s to be lor.itied, and
the advantage- nf each.
i nc norm r-asieiii section is characterized by
it8 set rated coast, iiulucious harbors, and dense
fogH. On the eastern half of Hits coast, these,
and the intricacies ol i s navigation, not only se
cure an inttnor communication, but to protect it
from an enemy. The remainder i« less broken, but
contain* several excellent harbour-. On this p.irt
of the maritime frontier the Hoard recon.mend the
fortification of Mount Desert Island, Peimbscot
Hay. 'he Sheep’s Out, the Ktnneberk River,
Portland, Portsmouth, Gloucester, Beverly, Sa
lem, Marble ead, Boston, (the additional Uelen
ces of which last nr e estimated at $1,279,129,)
Plymouth and Province!own.
The coast between Gap- God and Gape H.itteras,
has fewer hstbours than tha last, and principally i
sandy shore. It is distinguished al-o by its milder
clim-.te and clearer atmosphere, by tie depth and
magnitude of its bays and sounds, a„d t|.« length
of tiie deep tide navigation in the rivers. The
important stations requiring aecurity, are Martha’s
Vineyard Sound, Buzzard’s pay. New Bedford
Narragan-ett Pay, (a station ol great consequence,
as being the o; ly one on the coast accessible with a
northwest wind, and as commanding the great
inward curve of the coast from Gape Cod to Ha -
teras.) Stoningten, Gardiner’s Bay, New London,
anJ New Haven. New York will require ad li
tional defences to the amount of $6,201,8.31 ;
Fite Delaware Hay, tollie amount of $817,000._
In the Chesapeake, Hampton Roads is recommend
ed as the chief naval rendezvous to the south, as
Boston and Narragansett Bay are to the north;
at»d the harbour ol St. Mary’s and the Patuxent,’
for fortifications. As to Annapolis tbe B .aid are
tillable to slate whethei new wo Us will be rrquir
[ ed; but a small work is itquired at the mouth of
I Elk River, to protect the Dela* are and Chesapeake
I Canal. Tbe District of Columbia is protected by
| Fort Washington, which work cost $416,167.—
j This fort had been better placed on Lower Cedar
^ Point. For securing Baltimore Harbour a fort
I is nece-sary at Hawkins’s Point, and another on the
j extreme end of the flat on Holler-’* point The
| estimate of them Doth i- $917,512. Ti e present
fort M’Henry, Redoubt Wood. & Covingu,,, B.Ue
| ry, should be retained ns a second barrier.
I The southern section of thecoast is invariably
low, and generally sand., and the ridge of -an.
either lies on the main land, or is divided fro.,
it by sound* or basins. When this ridge is bro
ken.it is by mar-h, and the Gland, are numerous
The abrasion of the shores of the rivets, cause
few harbours to be found. The points for’ defence
are Ocracock, and Albemarltr and Pemtiro Sounds,
Beaufort, N. (’., C»pe Fear River, Georgetown
Harbour, Santee River and Bull’s Bay, Charleston.
St. Helena Sound, Broad River or Port Royal
Roads, Savannah and 'be mouth of Savannah Ri
ver. Thence to the south no sirveys have bee,,
mad*. The Gulf of Mexico frontier resembles the
last in character, ft is distinguished, however, j.'v
I one very important feature; that about eight-tenUts
(of the whole territory of the United K>a!*«,
f
krVJftS*oVy t0 it‘1 PtnMC°l». Perdido
> anti New Orleans are the important i.oint.
1 he coast for New Orleans and the Delta of the
Mississippi w,II be $j'I,5b‘6,000. 1 6
The Board recommend, also, floating Jrfencti
S" :S-4,ld 'her di\ ide the funifiS
wnich they have recommended, into three classes
mo eor le-s necessary, and therefore no. requiring
" 'e ad completed.* once. We postpone iot
e *’,e!,en,» s«nie comparison* «f thecoat of the
he'e"".. T ,,r,lefr,,ee* and recommended
re a.'d to P° "°n'f ,n,ere*,in* considerations
z: *s1£r““h> a,'j ■“*% •;/ .*
l //a//, Amur.
map.itime frontier of the u s
in -he irnf’or,"n‘ Point. enumerated
in the Engineers Report, is undoubtedly the Bav
o: 1 ensacola. The .upper arms of this bay receive
the Yellow-water or Pea River, Middle R1Ver
and Escambia River, while the tributaries of the
lat er, interlocking with the branches of the
Alabama and ihe Chattahochie, will cue day con
vey a part of the products of these river, to Pen
sacoia. I-rom the lower part of this bay, Kama
S,oun'1 ex,end'‘ eastwardly to Sants R0<a
■‘y. whence a par„, Rr,,
pmtl> artificial, may possibly be continued to the
Atlantic. On the « est, the lagoons of Pensacola.
1 eidido and Mobile Bays, requite but a few mde*
oi cutting, in order lo complete a navigation from
he first to ihe last, a„d thence, by an interior wa
er communication already existing, to New Or
, It is aI-o supposed that the head waters of
.he m ers entering this bay, may U connected wi:b
tne lenneFbee.
i He harbour i self seems to correspond in its ad
vantages, to the immense region* behind it. Ii i,
accessible a. low water to small frigates and the
hrKe-t sloop* of war. and the l ar may be so far
removeu, as to admit *„|| |ar„er ve„8eJa. The
ch.nnej over llie bar, .* straight, and easily found.
It IS Jand-I .eked, and has a capacious roadstead,
and excellent positions for docks, and for building
and repairing vessels. I, has abundance of good
water and,s.eneetly defensible. 1, has there
lore be.u, vi iscly chosen by government as a naval
station. I ensacola is «J-o mo», happily placed )(l
re erence to the contemplated Canal through the
head of ti e Peninsula of Florida; a curse which
1 16 b“*T;1 ,he Gu,f «»<«« wjll take, if „0 in_
.^Obstacle prevent the execution of that
iVr ' V P ,,1C" o1 PenB"C0la will enable ,1
effectually lc1 guard ;,evv Oile-ns, that Ueposiioiv
0. the wealth ol an Immense and fertile region, if •
itself?1 * *' 440 “°l °“C dajr a“'a,:l lL*“ commerce to
U e thought this exposition of the advantage*
of this 1 emarkable point, w. u|J nut be uninteres.L
to any who are fond ol cmemplating the com
mercial de-tn.ies, and probable channels of the
rade, of ther own country, it may be seen aNo
Iron, this instance among many, how a tjng|e
sci.eine of in.ernal communication, may couc*„!
republic. '*,e‘”1'’k ^ of our
Beto.e we take our leave of the Report of the
Engineers, we wouul draw our readers’ attention
1. »r » i“cnie..t, to the cost of tonifications con -
p.ired with ilut o; the present system of defence
1 he Board suppose 20,0U0 enemy*, i.cop.s cou
jemraled at Halifax o, Bermuda. To defend on
> the piincipal vea-port-, in such a case, vvhe.e
lilt point of attack could not possibly be known
77 000 r,T,lrC’ ;u cor1(J,n« ,0 ‘heir calculation!
militia men, whose cost, jn a campaign of
six months, would be $19,250,000. while i. would
likewise be necess.ry to have by,000 ready to
maid, and vvit ,i„ call The expense of fortifying
the dove places would by SI3,764,000,' and ihv
o .i.eir ga.M-ons $6,417.00(1, ,he total $20 211 -
««0, only $901,000 mo.e than the cos, 0f one
I lUll,"a t’i4,"P'"Kn. The cost of (he works, too is
| never renewed, while .hat of the militia must’be
, perpetually .epca.ed, and pe.haps increased, [/£
M v, A;Mt?UICAN CLAIMS,
i , ‘ r‘ Ldnard Evereit, a learned and dislinrui-h
! 7 r,!P,nl-r •>'. * ''digress from the Slate of Maw.
| cliUsetis, |,,is issued a large pamphlet on ihe Ante
rr.o/i Umrns on A a],Its, Holland, and France]
Ih.s abm (rodmiion consiMsof the remarks, o uch
modified, which are contained in the two articles
clMive those claim-, tba, appea.ed, sev era.l'-, '
the Nr.rtl, American Review for October 1ft’’*
and the number ol that journal for ,be present’
month. J lie publication of so full an examination
onhrse r aims, stthis lime, is opportune and v*l
uable, a. they will probably form a prominent Jub
Cu.^e J 8t appro*«*mg -ssion of
..SLAVE TRADE. LU’
liC t.atiic in human flesh seems to be still r>r*
rented wiih activity on the Coast of Africa It
I- sm.I ,hat a Brazilian vessel of war has taken
; ° 1,0 Ja"7” a" E-'Khsh and a French vessel"
(nr hrerch of the slave-H.dc law*. The English
vessel was a prize ,0 .he Redwing *J0op of war
which she had captured with slaves on board
hoa.d of w hich she put her second Lieutenant and
some men and, a-a ms,ter of course, .on^ h r
papeis on board the Redwing. The imperial Bra
zilian vessel falling in with her, made a prize of her,
on the plea of want ol papers, and is actually carry
ing on a prosecution again-t all on board a* pir W
The £ ncl 7 Ukr'' “P bf I'OH P‘^sonhy.
I he hr.ml. vessel 1* a schoner lake., st Pmlo
( "bln la, w.thout paper*, but the master state* he
was bound from Nantes to Martinique.
NATION AD ROAD
Columbus, (Ohio,) Oct. 18. -\ir. KnDht th
Commissioner for locking .hi-road, having “ret
c.lir.,,,, poll*, started frf)in ,hi*
Monday nioriiing u*f, westward, with h p rtT
till. to,
Kh::,:11 ^ >*«>
, *"« his company. 12 or 15
miles west of this 3*
lint- «bmii - ’ w.f erp ”ley V' *'* ''inning the
me about » quarter of a mile north of the old, or
present road, from here to Springli Id. We have
iSMirances that it is his i.Mention lo continue in this
direct'0" m F.ig D*rbT, for the purpose of obtaining
a favorable crossing place of this stream; that he
"HI then incline sou hreard, leaving the old roa,|
nM|r,’ll° L N(’"h’ ‘0r,he *,urP«« Ofcosshg
! Dttlle Darby, at a favorable point* will tlw... .
.. ■*. b. on? :.»a7
nus, probably, on it to Springfield
The New York E q„ircr fh„ ^ , ,h
Ktiira;-.
Matt rnVl u n,,,'n* ,Kro!,Kh plantation of
Mad.m JWge to connect the ..i,,pj with
£Ai°"* ,e*', ,Jir«c‘ to Ilarraiaria. The
\ < i.csapeaUe and Delaware Canal f;,(Ku
1 earyvi-cH a great |,„r. ], „ q \ |>,
Is.Mt hia, at mi l(J 05 rfoh.w, d.-llj- rVd.