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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-15

DY virtue oft,e last will and Testament Of
ES Z chard Tsliaferro the younger. will b.
sold, on the premises, to the highest bidder, On
Friday ne 20th Of March next, If fair, 9th %
wise the next air day, that beautiful FIRM
lately occupied by Mrs. Rebecca Taliaferro,
wiLow of Col. Richard Talsierro, deceased, 81
tusled in the county Of James City, about four
miles from the city of Williamsburg, upon the
roads leading to Jamestown and Bsrret's
FRY, and containing about one thousand acres
. LAND Of which there is enough cleared for
extensive cultivation, and great part of the re-
Taainder is rich swamp, well timbered with cy
p SIS, and capable Of being converted into excel
TENT meadow there is upon the said farm 2
good apple and peach orchard, large well built
two story brick House with four rooms and a
spacious passage on floor, with all necessary
ouihouses the whole OF which IS we'll as the
sences are IN good repair. The terms Of sale will
De one hall the purchase money to be paid p,
che expiration OF one year and the other half nj
che expiration OF two years from the day of sale
che purchaser 20 give bond and security for the
ps) rents, which II not punctuslly made are to
csTy interest from the date Of the sale and as
an additional security the purchasers must also
give deed Of trust upon the land, which is not
30 oe enforced until the last payment falls due.
RICHARD COOKE, ex'or.
February. s, tcis
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-15

A BSC' lNDED from the subscriber, Il, ~ il
4 n Meck'e. burg County, Virginia, on the 9Th
ult. youth i1dented to the SasllEng- Busin. 50
UOEL WINFIELD,) about 5 feet nine or ten
inches high uncommoniy spare made; thin,
pale village. and down look. particularly when
spoken to y fond of Sansbhnx. and not very
much sverse to strong drink 'r any thing like
dissipation. He wears rufaed shirt at times
carried away with him gray-mixed country.
spun coat. pair Of white dimity pan, aloons (; q
black satin vest and chambray coat, both the
worse Fur wear and other cloAtling too tedi-
Gus to enuraerate
Whereas, have good reasons to
believe. that Joel Winfield, an apprentice that
absconded from me. on 27th May last, (and who
was regularly advertised) is yet not far distaa,
from me, hsrbored or employed by some person ;
will therefore give the sum oftwenty dollars,
to any person who will inform me of any person
so offending as to lead to lawful detection,
by either letter ar otherwise letters must be
directed to St. Tamany, where they will be re
gulariy attended to by
JOHN POYNoR
Mecklenhurg, Feb. 9. w3y0
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-15

DUBLIC LAND.-WiN be sold, to the high
L est bidder, on the 18th day of April next
being Monday, the residue of the LAND, be
longing to the Commonwealth of Virginia, in
the county OF Fluvanna The tract contains 1877
acres, by a lste survey, and is situated between
Fluvanna and Rvanna rivers, about . miles a
bovc the town of Columbia, the place of thei,
conflux. The terms of sale are, IL months ere
dit; the purchaser giving bond with security, t.
be approved of by the Executive. Tie sale will
take place about twelve o'clock, at the tavern o.
Mr.. John Sn ad in said county
JOHN WILLS, Superintendent.
Feb IL. wsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-15

~ Psbtish'd BY Ihomas Richie, nearly op-
aSsite the Globe Tavern, Richmond, Yiypini
y CONDITIONS: Flee dollars Il rear, 70
u PAID annually in advanee Those vho srish to
- eonsidered annual sy6seri6ers, ast he,eaffe4
oesis"dfe if at the finse Of su6seri6ng, otherwise
sheiT pSeers wsH be Discontinued at the expiration
# the 6ssf wear.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-15

BORT WINE.--The subscribers have for
< sale, few cases Of superior quality Poar
WIsn. TOMPKINS G. MURRAY.
December 81. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-15

Meckienhurg. Feb. 9. w3wN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-01

mcnt at once from many of lis debt
ors, ard thus increase The naturally
great evil of the dissolution OF instftu-
tons so intimately connected With The
money concerns ola large number Of
individuals. Is this time TOR The
State 10 suffer loss Is this time icl
debtors to be pressed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-01
.ADYdN7dGES or W.4P.
From ne UAig.

fSHf tHN ~ HS
"One advantage, which would ye-
suit from war forced upon as by En-
gland, will be the hanishment or sur.
preston Of all foreign partialities, syn-
pathies ard predictions. and The res.
toration ofaspirit truly domestic-A-
merlcan--patrioiic. English ihhl-
ence, so long our bane, would b- eya-
tGcated-neyer more to take root.
Such purgalicn is worth a war--a
" seven year war"
Alter admitting that England viii
" force Us into war; We have here "
bundant encouragement for engaging
IN 1t with resolution, and perseysreing
tor at least seven yesrs.--W ilnout
wishing TO damp useful ardor, &c viii
mention, for the Information ol those
PATRIOTS who may have lately arrived,
that experience does not fully Justly
the hope Of such happy result. wash
InSton, who he'd the armies o bis corn,
try through long and glorious warr
"as' nevertheless, in very few year.
afterwards, openly accused by the az
elusive republicans, of" foreign partial
tues, sympathies, and predictions"
ID favor Of the very nation against
which he bad fought with so much VIZ
gor and success and besides him il
was said there were tories innumerable
all over the country so that the reyo-
lutionary war did not " eradicate them.
However, it is but fair TO acknowledge,
that we had not then the example
OF france before us: the dgsolated
plains OF La Nendee will teach
us, that the only sure way 10 pre-
vent the growth Of royali,ts and tories,
IS 10 destroy their wives and children,
AS well as themselves. The piurtter
OF female as well as infant iunocence,
was indeed bloody" purgation y lut
we all sec how necessary, how cgrcfi.cl
ii finally proved to be - .fler. (.a-.
A letter from IVorccsaer cornry
says" The casser fiiiars and caakr1
T0or"1s ere dong as much damage W
our orchards and fields, as tie cater
ftllars and caaker 7u2rE8 ol TIE Ststs,
are in the capitol"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-01
DIR. EUSTTg.

The last Baltimore Tvhis cordnurs
its attacks on llIe present administra-
tion. An article in yindicatIcn nf Geu.
Wilkinson, after throwing out some
bitter rejle ctions on the President, thus
attacks the reputation oil the Secretary
at War :--s Doctor EusTIs may scel.
10 pass with The nation for sn bone,.
able secretary,--iRstead Of al nlcspa.
bic, captious man, whose peremrtoiy
orders destroyed s5oye 500 nen~xrs
he shall not escape-his orders exist
and the real culprit shall be unmaskeo,
II thersbe independent presses i'll lie
counrry-No injunction shall muzzie
rs. To see such intrigue tiiumphant,
such crime and inoapaciiy, nDt ONLY
tolerated but protected, under a govern
paent, whose infant age ought to be sc-
rbmpanicd by infantrurityy--is enough
TO rouse all honest indignation
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-01

PRsvIDENcE, R. JUNE 25.
Arrived AZ this port, on Sunday last
the brig FRANKLIN, tIy.tt, il 46 days
from Bordeaux, with cargo ot wines,
sc. The Franklia IS a foreign bult
vessel, ard il said 70 have teen putcba.
sed BY a gentleman Of Boston, who has
resided sometime il France Cant.
Hyatt sailed about the IN of MAJ he
therefore, furnishes nothing in addilitn
to the intelligence recen cd by The AMI
val at Baltimore.
by our present laws this vessel is
permitted to enter and unload, when
those which were launched from our
own ground are seized and corhscattd
merely for coming from British purt.
The purchase OF this vessel and H-
cense 20 load her in a French pot. M.
stead Of being FeProbaied IS payner
of" tribute" TO foreign power. is, Oh
the contrary, esteemed meritori0us.
"The brig Mount Vernon, of this
port, is to come home a. q farfcl, load
ed with .4mertc0n prisoners vel our
democrats pretend we are in perfect \.
nifty and good understanding win lie
great .Naholro1s ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-01
zrsisIature Il s7s8sarbusftss.
IN SENT Il, JUSE "a, 1911.


NEW MdlI.HOIH R-fJ9K.
A BILL 10 inool porate WILLIAM
CRAY, and others, as Banking Com
pany, by The name OF the T" ) TATE
Bank" was read a sccond time, and de-
batsd. In the course of the discussion,
The Hen. MIR. OTIs moved the follow
ing amendment -
: Prouided, They 1.-THE pe,itionersl
shall on or before the--day of---next,
pay into The Treasury of this Com
monwealth higher sum than any 9TH
er Corporation or person will give
rherefor at public auction, PROVIDED
Arrays, that sum less than one Hun
Grcd / housend dollars shall not be re-
cesved therefor And in case the
said Gray, and his associates will not
pay FOR this act of incorporation high
er sum than amy other corporation, or
person, then the same shall be and is
hereby granted to such corporation or
person, being citizens Of this Common
veal !, as will give the most there
for"
This proposition made in the spirit
Of late bill introduced into Congress
ON similar subject, and which, if a.
dopted 1uld have gone nearly to de-
itay the eApenses of the Stale for a year
was rejected and the bill psssed by
the usual majority.
This bill was debated at much length,
ard sarlous amendments were propo-
ssd.
The Hon. Mr.. OTIs proposed 10
add the following clause to the I'd Sec
ton sfter the provision for tEr capital
stock :-s That subscriptions towards
constituting said stock shall on the frs,
day Of August next be opened IN Bos-
ten, auder the superintendance of such
perssns, not less than three, as shall be
appointed by the Governor who is
hereby empowered to appoint the said
persons accordingiy--which subsciip-
lions shall continue open until the
whole Of said stock shall have been sub
sclibsd by such ciuzens Of this Com
nasnwealth as may see ht TO subscribe
lor Tie same"
After debate the question on this a !
rnendment was decided in the mega
tive-Yeas Is, Nays l9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-01
Monday, July !, 1871.

40 Intelligence Of tie af,.val of,he
American or Eri.ish Alinstel in this
country, has yet reached lis, thougt
they are hourly dxp-ctsi. Considering
the disposition 'yhich cur gnyerrmrnt
has At all times eviared 10 sharpen an
just RESENTMENT. and widen the breach
with the British government, We cam
not view this new mission As auspicious
o. very happy rcsalt That democ-
facy may conliane 10 flrvrish, 1t Is no
less necessary that apprsl5 Should con-
lnue u be made to revolutionary pre-
JUDGES, 10 keep alive gLincas GAR !,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-01
HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVES,,
-sRS0LVENT DEBTORS BILL.

IN SOL y IN 4 DE EB1Oh0 BILL.
The bill for the relief Of LnsotUent
De5fors was taken up, and molten to
fefer it TO the next session was made,
and occasiened long debate. The
motion at length passed
The Hon. Mr.. Bigelow then moved
reconsideration of this vote, and the
metits of The bill being allowed to be
discussed on this question, went into
an able and full defence of the princi-
pies ofthe bill Besides the Honora-
bic gentleman, the bill was warmly ad-
vocated by Mr.. ADAMS, of Portland (;
DAVIS, BRowN, and RUSSELL, Boston,
and others.-Mr. WHITMAN,,an and 9TH
crs, were opposed to a postponemekt OF
the Till, though ayerse 10 some OF the
principles Of the bill. The friends OF
The bin urged the reconsideration ofthe
motion for postponment, on the ground,
that the delay Of the relief contempla-
ted 10 the unfortunate and depressed
debtors, would be equally as destruc
tive to their hopes, as the rejection OF
the bill There was no direct opposi-
tion 70 the bill in debate, the majority
appeared TO have made up their minds
on il, and determined to reject or post
pone IT.
The question Of reconsideration Of
the vote of postponemcnt was taken by
Yeas aad Nays, and decided in the
negative, as follows:
YEAS-Wm. Smith, Sam'l Cobb, Wm.
Brown, Jonathan Hunnewell. William Sui
livsn, Francis Wright, Benjamin Russell,
Charles Davis, james Robinson, Ebca Il.
andrews, Isaac p. Davis. Wm ii Sum.
ner, z .iiarsim Thayer, Josiah Knap, Nathan
Webb, Daniel Messenger, Samuel M.
Thayer, Richard Faxou. Samuel Dunn,
Thatcher Goddard, Lynde Wslter, John
G. Coffin, Ionathsn whitney, Alexander
TOWNSEND, James Savage, John 19tes5Kry,
D.1u.d Planana. .Jyha Dodge, lisa Hooper,
.IYjn. Stary, Aarou B,eel, O.aSe, Fally, Ezra
Aulee. Benismin Coilthwait, daron Neru.
hall, ;un Samuel Page, Nathan TIItop,
Abner Chapman, Robert Roploul, Nathan
iel G ,odwin, Thomas Parsons, Joseph Far
lev, Thomas Gage, Josiah Little, Daniel
Hale. Mark Fuz. Andrew rockingham,
Jonathan Gage, Stephen Howard, Ebenezer
Cannison, Wm BAnnister, Isaac Adams,
CN.P1 Isaac Stone. Na,h~nlel Hammond,
roin 1eteI l,hn Melien. Saml Z. =. Fay,
William H,ulard, Sam'l w. Pomeroy, Es
.haniel Hall, Sampel Murdock. John + SIX,
Tin,e,hs W.kefeld. Josiah CROSBY, jun.
z k,rwrd Fosf6r. Ei.sl Gilbert. jacob Bliss,
Eleakirn Pheins, Bsrna.as iledge, iun. lu.
,lah Alden, E..i.ey Y y, CtI!via Caoisvsek,
Fohn Richardson, jsn. Benjamin BAlScum,
Wiliism Willis, SAnl Cook, Nathan Long.
lev, James Wilder, David WiIa1, Johz
PiIef, JAcoh Weld. Be.j. Greene, George
Bradbury, Ja~er,h r. Ingrsham, Isaac Ad
ans, (p Enncls Preble, Cyrus Estou, N
=. Hin, Lewis 'rhorp. Geo. Crosby, Ioshu'
Cushman, Tahn lE'Liil.4a, 0ltrer Shec+-
9s. !.
= Those whose nsn-s are printed i
l-xsic<, are ssmoccArs-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-01

NAYS .J0hs Pnt-y, Sam Slass, Joshua
Wsrd, Joseph Wion, b. CrownInshield,
Moses To ~nsend, Nathaniel Frothinghsm
J,hn Iisthooe, Jun. J F. Sprague, Joseph
Ropes, J. G. Hooper, N. Is. Martin, John
Pailey. ]. Frihtess, jun Thomas Kettredge,
Eben Cage, Amos Morrill,, Peter Tufts, ir.
Daniel Tufts, Samuel Butterheld, Jonas
Green, Thomas Clark, Ebea Hobbs, Joshua
Brooks. Nalhan Chandler, William Hunt,
Jacob Reeves, Abel Perry, Jason Cham
.berIsin, John Loring, Augustus Tower,
Joseph Chsalier, Stephen Barrett, VIII.
lam Webber, Samuel Eames, Jesse Trull,
John Perhsln, Thomas Hltcher, Jonas
Brooks, Daniel Varnum, Samuel Brooks,
f. II AGiis, Jonathan Smith, Shuhsi S,eles,
Ednanqd Daight, Abel Bliss, jan. James
Abercrombee, Iobn Neyers, Josiah Cobb,
Daniel Mitchell, Hercules Cushman, SAM
uel Niles, Nathan Quincy, E. +. Jacobs,
Hawkes. Fearing. Thomas Fearing, klksnsh
French, John Medbury, John Tisdsle, CAL
win Brett, Josiah Deane, Job {. Davis.
Simeon Msvhew, Micslah CGftln, Shubael
Coffin, A. Hammond, Micsjah Gardner,
Jedediah Fitch, George Carman, Obedish
Folger, Coffin Whitney, Andrew Pinkham,
Edward Bangs, Abraham Lincoln, William
Eaton, Jonas Mussey, Gershsm Plimpton,
Elijah Thayer, Samuel Jones. Joshsa Har-
riEgton, Jonas Silbey, Estes Howe, Josiah
Coulding, Nathan Fisher, Jonathan Beard,
Edmund Gushing, Abraham Willard, Paul
Wetherbee, Nathl Williams, Eliokim Hull,
Dsnl Williams, Saml Kellogg, William
Brewer. Abijsh Draper, N. 5. Prinless,
Danl Wilmington, Stephen Sharp, William
Peirce, Jonathan Richards, Christopher
Webb, John Endicott, Daniel Ware, Moses
Richardson, John Bates, JARVIS Ware,
Daniel Kinsbury, Seth Boyden, Enoch
Hewins, Samuel Talbot, Joseph Bemis,
Micah White. Elihu Rragdon, Mark Ad.
ans, Joseph Prime, William Hsbhs, Shell
don Hobbs, Benjamin Pike, James Merrill,
Nath1 Hatch, ]. E. Foxc-aft, VIM. M'Cin-
took, Fergus M'Clsin, John Lermond, Jo-
seph Chandler, Asher Kinds, Noses Aaanls,
p d. Sargent, Cornelius Thompson, E
phraim Fletcher, William Vinsl, Cornelius
Rhoads, Thomas Whittier, Abner Bick-
nell-1S4.
OF Those gentlemen whose names q.
mong the nays are in Italics, are federal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-01

1t now wants less than two months OF
a year since the French government
officially declared that the Berlin and
Milan DEGREES were revoked; in conse-
quence Of which MIR Madison pro-
claimed that the edlcts Of France had
ceased to violate our neutral commerce,
and, therefore, that our ports were o.
pened 10 her commerce and navigation,
and closed against Great B:itain.-
Although things have remained III this
situation for seven months, we ress-
ting, by our non importation, she Brit
ish orders, and conducting towards
France as though she mad ceased To
violate our neutral lights, still il is per-
tectly well known that the conduct os
France towards us has undergone no
change, unless by 1ecomming more in
suluDg and intolersole. In such a
state of things, to find the adminislra-
ton, through their official organ, the
Intelligencer, declaring that all has
been done |" which was required by
our law at the hand of France, in order
10 entitle her to the exclusive priyi-
lege she now enjoys in our ports, is
too much for human patience tamely
to bear, especially when it is recolIec-
ted that the president himself original
ly instructed his minister in France 10
assure that government, that the de-
crees must not only lie revoked and
. cease 10 operate before she could BE-
permitted, according to that law, to en-
JOY those" exclusive privileges" but
also that restitution must be made Of
the American property seized and con-
hscated on the pretended principle Of
reprisal. But the French government
banghtily and insultingly refused 10
comply With any SUCH demand, and
would neither make compensation for
past plumbers, nor abstain from future
robeIies.--And now, forsooth, our
spirited and independent administra.
ton have discovered that conditional,
f, an equiyocal declaration Of the repeal
oilhose DEGREES, without any change OF
! conduct whatever in our favour. i
ahund1ntly sufficient 10 cntille The
robbsls TO" exclusive psivaleges in ou,
ports. ~. $. Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-01

When the affair Of the Chesapeake
was heard oil England, Mr.. Canning
immediately addressed note 10 our
ministers disayoving the act, and Of
ierlns to make every proper atonement
Tor 'he unauthorized outrage.-When
the chace oftbc Little Belt and the ,les.
uucion oi thirty Of her crew was made
Known TO Ar. Madison, he .applauded
the conduct OF The American captain,
and no communication whatever has
oesn made 70 Mr.. Morrier upon the
subject. Whether right or wrong, lhe
act IS avowed and approved, and the
responsibility is assumed by govern
ment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-01
SATURDAY, JUNE 20.

JAmEs MERRILL, Esq. was elected
Ma General of the 18th Division !;
and LEVI HUBBARD, Esq. Major
General Of the 18Th Division OF Mill
tia.
The consideration of the petition OF
SINNERS bondsmen, was referred TO
the next session.
The agents for the sale Of Eastern
Lands were directed to report to the
Legislature at the next session the
names Of such settlers on the Com
monwealth's Land in the District of
Maine as have not complied with for
mer resolves of the Legislature IN their
favour, in order that measures may be
taken effectually &c quiet them IL their
possessions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-01

An act TO incorporate the Presi-
dent, Directors and Company OF the
Mershants' Bank" was read twice,
Tuesday assigned for its third reading,
and committed to Messrs. Ripley,
Jackson and Carr. This act is for
the establishment Of New Bank ia
Salem.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-01
REMOVAL OF SHERTFFS.


A bill to limit the tenure in the Of
flee of Sheriffs passed 10 be engrossed.
1t was opposed as an Infringement OIL
the Constitution and being contrary
to the established usages of the State,
and intended solely to crafty party
passions. 1t enacts," that, as Soaaa as
co'rvenientiy may be after the passing of
this act, the Governor and Council
SHALL nominate and appoint Sher-
iff in each county, and that the Gov
ernor [without advice of Cenncil1
SHALL. REMOVE from Office ALL
SHERIFFS now in commisson who
shall not be reappointed and those
appointed shall hold their offices for the
term of five years, unless removed by
the Governor with advice OF Council
during that term. The question on
the passage Of this bill, lin the debate
Of which ihe gentleman from Nanluck-
ct again indulged his propensity to call
Tor the PreviouS Qucsh0r) was taken
by Yeas and Nays as follows Yeas,
ll2. Nays 70.
a bill respectiRr Prisoners having
the liberty of the prison yard, passed
TO be cngrossed.
A bill to incorporate William GRAY,
and 80 others, as corporation by the
name of the STATE Eank," came
down from the Senate, with amend
ments. This bill authorizes the ercc-
tion Of new Rank in Boston, with a
capital Of Three Millions of dollars.
Il was read twice, and to morrow 10
o'clock, assigned for the third reading
The State now owDs 100000 OF
dollars in the Union and Boston Banks.
l his stock has been near 20 per cent
advance, and would be at that price now
tprobably IS per cen.l il their charters
were renewed BY the establishment
oi. a New Bank, this property win be
reduced near Two Hundred Thousand
Dollars in value and the new stock
cannot be expected 70 rise so as TO afford
any indemnity. Beside, The Common
wesl,h can only have 5ooO0 dolIass IN
the New Bank, unless L Insists On hav-
ing Immediately its share Of the ce2ital
Of the Union Bank, ia which rsss il
will compel that Dsnk 10! force pay.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-01

a letter received from Bermudas.
and gwen as the itatement of capt.
bingham 70 Admiral Sawyer refpec
t,ng the Battle with the u. S frigatc
frehdent, has been publilhed III ,he
y. f.papers. 1t is ail-ned IN this
that The LITE Bet did uor fire fra
IN the ultimate dilcuGion Of this fub
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-01

Gen. WILxINsox has published an
address stating that he is TO be
brought 70 a General Court Marshal
tie also begs as a favour, that the Wb,e
will cease 70 defend him anv Io,e4.r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-01
Tp tbs aoails.


Nv an arrival at Baltlmore, from
ronningen, accounts are received 70
he latter end of April hey state,
that Imperial Licenses had been exten-
l,,ed to Holland that 100 OF them had
lust arrived at Amsterdam that as
many as Is or 90 American vessels
- ms;ned under seizure in the Dutch
nor,s that the French DEGREES special
" permitting the importation OF col
oniaI produce from DutCa colonies Tree
from the extravagant duties, was shame
fully violated by issuing retrospective
order on the arrival OF large cargoes
At bordeaux fir. Batavia that two yes-
sells. Zone of 700 tonsl having valuable
csreoes of coffee-the Emperor levied
A dHtv which amounted on the two to
more than 100000 dollars. A notable
instance of Imperial periidy, which a
mazed even his own subjects"
RaHs5ou, .dfrH 4-As there IS now
no expectation of ever hearing from
Hornemann, who undertook, about ten
wears since, to travel into the inte-
rior of Africa, and who has undoubted-
ly perished, young German OF the
name of Gottengen, is about TO set OFT,
under the patronage OF several wealthy
English gentlemen, uPoa a tour into
the western part of the interior OF Atri-
ca. He is about twenty and some odd
years of age, and has acquired all the
knowledge that is necessary for this un-
dertaking among other things, he un-
derstands the Arabic language. He
had Injured his body TO all kinds st;
hardships and fatigue by travelling on
foot through Germany and Switzer-
land and has habitued himself 70 eat
raw flesh, aud even insects. Ibis plan
Is TO Join one of the caravans OF mer-
chants which 60 from Moyados 20.
Tumbouctu. !