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ib.-Losf Sugar, As cents-Coffse, Is cents, and
Brown Sugar, so cents--uniess the same be ne i.
cessay in sickness And for,he purpose Of
reducing the price AS much as possible, We re
commend that during the war, they be used
only at breakfast; or at most, once day.
2. Resolved, That we request our fellow
citizens Of all the ncishboring counties, at t;,eir
next court days, or as early afterwards as pos
sible, to take ,he subject into consideration /;
and to Cooperate with us IN enieavorios to
reduce the prices, or 10 discontinue the con-
sumption OF those groceries.
8. Resolved, That those ofus who approve
the first resolution, do pledge ourselves to one
another to be governed byit.
A. Resolved. That we will not pnI chase of
monopolizers, nor Of those who knowingly do
10, with a view to sell again, any of the above
enumerated articles ~.
S. Resolved, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published IN the newspapers of the
town Of Petersburg.
ROB. BOILING. Chairman.
WM. PRENrls, Secretary
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WAsHINGroN, Jan. 6.
FROM NIAGARA n,


There are in the CITY, we understand, var
rious accounts of tile further destructive
frcgress of the enemy in his inroad on the
Niagara frontier, giving different represent
aiiors of its extent and Importance none of
which however have fallen into our hands.
except the following: albany, Jan. 8.
An express arrived last evening with
dispatches for the Governor, from whom
we have received the distressing intelligence
that the villages of Buffaloe and Black Rock
we're destroyed by the British on Thursday
the 30th ult. that Mrs. Lovejoy, whose husa
band was serving in the militia, was MUIR
-dered by the Indians or British; that Col.
Charles was taken prisoner; that Mi. Gen.
Hall had retreated, and had his head quar-
tiers at IL mile creek; that Gen. Mcclure
had retired to his residence, accompanied by
about $50 regulars as a safeguard to cover
his retreat from an exaspernt, populace.
The enemy after b urning and plunderine
Buffaloe, again returned to Black Rock with
the intention as was supposed of re-crossing
the river.
Our informant also adds, that there were
small schooners at Ruffaloe Greek, which
had been used as gun boats, had fallen into
the hands ct the enemy and were DESTROYED.
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MEDICAL NOTICES.

" Doctor Jennings has again returned
10 this city, for the purpose of bringing in,
TO public notice and use, his invention, fhe
portable warm and hot bath He is pre-
pairing for the press, a brief systematic view
of the practical train Of thinking, which led
to the invention copy of which ne intends
to associate with each system of his appar-
atus. lie expects to succeed in shelving with
sufficient certains5, not only that artificial
heat may be advantageously used in core
recting state of predisposition to disease
lin mitigating the pain attendant upon the
chilly state of fever--and in RECALLING and
giving centrifugal determination to the ex-
Clement when it threatens to locate itself
or Is already located, but also, that il Affords
one OF the most agreeable, cougenal, speedy
and effectual agents for effecting the cnre
Of disease in every case, when the system has
been much Frustrated. by disease itself or
by artificial means. He thinks he will sue.
coed also, in giving a satisfactory explana.
ton, ot the ordinary phenomena which ar
tend the chilly state Of fever--in which will
be included an attempt to explain the trne
cause OF the periodical movements Of fever
IN its intermittent form-He will also Give
hisopinlon OF the modus opcrandi of the best
medical agents which he has tried in his
own business, and conclude the whole with
SIMPLE yet general method for the cnre IS
disease IN its various forms. He homes IN
have the work accomplished before the RI
sing OF the present assembly.
January 8.
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MIR. pIcKENs.s MorIoN.

TO amend the Constitution, so as to establish an
uniform mode OF election Of Electors of President
and Vice President of the United States, we arc
very sorry to say, has received its quietus in the
House OF Representatives. We had entertained n
lively hope that it would have received the saneti
on oil tEat body, as 1t has heretofore had that of tie
Senate. The report Of the com roittee of the whole
against It has not yet received the sanction of the
House but there is 20 hope of such change of
sentiment in that body as TO render its adoption
probable.
NAT INF
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whether Tie new stock in the Bank Of Va. should
be scld ", sx6scri6ed. On Thursday a new party
ra,ne W,on the tnrf. The Farmers Bank, which.
Ia Memorial TO the Legislature, proposed to
loan To the State 8 10000, at pr. ct on condi-
ons that les cGpifai stock be increased half IA inii-
or, and the State DEPOSITS be equal zcd between the
two Banks. A select committee was appointed to
cnnfcr this propositions, who, il is understood
w,.l axe their report ibis day.
Mir. Barbour (.f Orange) observed. that as there
seemed to be no want Il funds, he begged leave To
call up the 2d Resolution OF the Comiaittee the
Direct TaS--And to amend the same, by striking
nut ought to- and inserting :. can $50 as TO
make il read. tH .Alr st-s tsn
Resolved, also, that ways and means can DO divis-
cd for The par]ose of paying the said quota within
the time prescribed by the law of tue U. States.
Tie Resolution, thus amended. was adopted.
In the course ut the sitting, the Bill was iatrodu-
ced for assuming that part Of the Drec, lax which
was apportioned to the state oil Virginia.
MIR. Archer III Amelia moved to amend the
Bill by mskngt condition Of the Assumpsit that
the U. s should discolnt"s so much of the quota of
direct tax AS is hereby assumed by the tetai of the
debt. . which on aliquidstion OF the acconpts may
fall due to the State for advances msde from its
Treasury for the use of the milit employ ed in
IN. service of the U. Statcs.-Rj eetsd .9yes as.
Noes Ito.
Mr. Mercer moved to amend il. by providing an
additional per centagc On the present taxes on
lands. lots. dwelling houses aud slaves, F" for the
purpose OF resunsling the whole of the sum hereby
assumed TO be pad. Rejected. Eyes 81, Noes
Ii2
On Yesterday, the bill was taken up OH it's third
Reading. and pissed the House ot Delegates, Ayes
III, Noes S.. .liA
The Senate passed the said Bill last night. Ayes
IL, Noes 4.
u r Il was distinctly understood in both Houses,
that this Asssmpsit did not in,aldate our claims
the u s. fhr reimbursement OF our advances--
FOR which we confidently trust 10 the justice and
L 4, .,
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a Ii ABSENT MEMgERs- beIongi1=

4 LII ABSENT MEMBERS, belonging
"A TO the Essex ARTILLERY, are here
oy notihed, and required, to Immediately
rendezvous at NORFOLK, or be considere d
DEsERTERs, proceeded against according
". IN pursuance OF General Orders from the
War Department Of this State, dated April
1918. RICHARD ROUZEE, Capt.
otn Jan. 1919. (2w.)
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Enquirer Of Saturday.
LEGISLATIVE APPOINTMENTS.

LEGISLATIVE APPOINTMENTS.
Col John HartwcIi Coke. Brig adler General.
in the place OF General JOHN Guerr,nt, dece ssed.
Col. Gordon ,Cloyd Cof Montgomery1 B,igadier
General, in place of General rrisg, removed to
Tennessee.
We understand that Brig. Gen. Thomas Parker,
in the army oftae United States, will take COM
inand at Norfolk Sd,
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RICHMOND.

RICHMOND. 4
BY Me Executive
BENJAMIN Hatcher
Colin MacRae
Christ. 'rompkins
*Benjanin Tate
Fred. Peasants /.
John L. Harris
Vim. C.. Williams
Richard Anderson
Benjamin ] Harris
By the Stockholders.
John g. Gamble
*Charles Ellis
Joseph Marx
Rabcrt Graham
James Scott, Jr.
*John kiutter
PETERSBURG.
By the Erecutivc.
William Clarke
John HI Brown
John ". Wilcox
Robert Boiling
Edward Watts ms
Edward Pegram
pheasant Akin
"John Hinton
Byt he Stockholders.
J. Mitchell
John Dunlop
Jabez Smith
*Donald M'Kenzie
IL. f. Skinback
NORFOLK.
BIZ the Erecufiye.
Richard Blow
Richard Drummond
William c. Holt
Richard II. Lee
*Edwin Lee
Robert Z. Seed
s'rhos. B. Seymour
is. Williamson, jr.
By tie Stockholders.
Moses Myres
Warren Ashley /,
Richard Taylor
*Wright Southgate
alexander Wilson
New members
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Erpaet efa hner from Gloucester { cermty.
Jan 4.

&c For several days British ftigate and Q brigs
have been GL0ut aud .eifiiin New Point Com.
fort getting in from that island. was
told this mernng that they had al,aaced big her
Up, rs see from mi house their hulls perfectly
pisn-Whether the gloominess of the Iuorninl
has tic effect Of fhagnhyiug objects. or am do
ceiyed, but think I he Ships sppcsr to be not far
from the mouth OF East River
:" descfte: from Of the ships yesterday
observed that, their Object Is 70 winter in Mob
jick.'
GT memorial to the Executive, dated one dsy
after the above, state their force in Mobjack Bay
at 3 Frigates and Brigs. We are told that th,
cnemy's marauders had The nudacity 10 write o.
The door Of The Ight house that they wanted woc,
and provisions, aud would have them.
ASSUMPTION FTHE DIRECT TAX.
In our last No. NO left the House deliberstins
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u tiNG1NlA.
WINCHESTER.
BY The Erecusive.
James Singleton 81
Daniel Lee
Archibald Magill
abraham Miller
Isaac Hollingsworth
John ID Orr Ls
Beatty Calson
Joseph TidbaiI ~
BY the Stockholders.
Edward Mcclure
Charles Magill
sLewis Hoof
Henry w. Baker
\ John Baker.
FREDERICLSB'G.
By The Executive.
John L Brooke
Robert Stanard
Elliott Fishback
John raliaferro
VIM. s. Store
William Fitzhugh
Horace Marshall
*Fielding Lucas
BY rhe Stockholders.
William Barnard
John Crump
John Gray
samuel Gordon
*Jamas Ross
LYNCHEURG
By the Executive
William i. Lewis
Henry Brown
William Warwick
George Cabell, sen.
Christ. Anthony
Robert Morris
*John Bullock
*Wiliian Royal
By tie Ssockholders
Charles Johnson
William Morgan
. L. Fiigginbotham
William Mitchell
"William Davis
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OT The important Correspondence receiySd az
the seat Of Government by the late arrival ~ Arc
nspolis, with Secretary Monroe's sus.-r tS Lord
Documents did not reach US t1 last cvcnipg n the
National MISUNDERSTANDING, contrary 10 our ex-
peetations. received no letters from Washington
uring these five or six days. ~
List Of Directors Of The Bank Of Yrynia
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Patis. Ah1K

.1r.,..., PGr7s, april IA.
NJ 7"s enr has received to day, at ei.ht
body. '' N'' 'Si"'''e
The Senate was presented 70 tI;s Row,
:, ,alE"ntss ~ the prince OF Bcnevea.o. IL.
PRESIDENT who SAID 49,
Al2nselGr snr--rhe Senate hri,~s r..
your x VI iiiGhness the Offering Of is mo,
respectful sa5'uis 100. IL has invited th,.
IS-e'h III your angus, House to tue Throne
VI france % we'll instructed bv the nre
sem sem ana TIE past it desires IN Common
VIZ me nation, forever to found the roynt
@u,lo'i.y on Jnst Division of power. and ON
PU''C 'per,Y. "nich are the only scc1.;e; =
Oh 'ne happiness and liberty of all.
Hlonselgn Senate. !, tho mn
mt"t' Of pubic JOY, o5lsed TO remain On
"rol.2 more cAiio il the limits OF ITS d.
I'S' ~ '''t less rart4kcr in the u,ivsr,sl
shl.'HcA1s % tAc people. Ycur novst
'.'H'N-'s "Hi read in our hears throvga
the reserve OF orr language cscE If No 81
en- H.'Hu, h - joined IN those feeI;,es y,
po'9"hd emotions Wrichaaye eccc,,,p,1..d
y"u' ever since your entcoace into the chi.
va OF Jolr ancestors, aud which sre s,ul
"o's nFeiv under the roof OF this Dal,ea ~
"n'cH nope and ioy orc p, length re,,roed
descendant Of st Louis and Be.~y
For r'yselG roy Lord. allow M 20 cor.
.''s Uyseii On oclag ths or-sn IF fine
H-nffe' wh'sd bas cGoseu me 10 be die !,
,t,'?'9 't' Oh rs sentiments 30 vorr Roval
~ 8ansas. Ihc Senate knowing rDyetsa' },
ne"s 90 Its Members, has been plea.od 90
rt'frVe TOT ne delightful and honorable
'nomenc--- he uoct dcliyhtfui I'm fa-t are
'-''c IN when we approach your ROYAL
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Count NESsLLRODE.
London Gazette Extraordinary.
SUNU Ny, APRIL 10.

Foreig Office, Aprii 9. 1914
DISPATCHES have this day been receiv-
ed from Lord "a hear announcing he Az
DICATiONS OF the crown, Of FRANCE
y ITALY, by NAPOLEON BONA
PARTE, in erns OF which the following Is
tran ion -
" The a led powers having proclaimed ha5
the Emperor Napo con, was the ony obsa-
Gle to be re e ab hnept OF the reace wi d
Europe. he Emperor Napoleon faithfu to hi
Oath, dec are ha he renouncr& for HIM eli
and hi Heir, he Throne Of France and
iy and 'ha here i no personal sacrifice,
ven ma or ife, which he is no ready 10 make
TOR the iRtere, OF France
" DO a The Palace of Fontainb eau,
The day of Apri, 1871
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HICh.uo.N.o, JLTNE II. 1874
TIE GRE,4i Ly7S

>eF-r mss any news so important ever issuej r-o-,
tnis "inst, as GOES forth this I:o srpr,. L.
'hroHeu ire bnurbous restored a form a, govern.
Ntht IKE the British Constitution rr. gon..t .,
nee general peace ~ Europe THE strs,.
o. the world o. exhibit so wcbderful = voi,,i-o
80 coe1 not iit M his bands SID wouCsrl
NiT'S eN,r 0rninrry 'hsn tie est is t. ca, duet
s'oThen to Napoleon RObaparts. n IS NOT IN re
o'e-'1'' "rsts man " 81 whose name the ~ ,rId
e" p~s A"o'.1 retire upOu eusion, an bumhie
dependent upon The charity Of his enemies r..
,'sNe pacshed on the field, better have card Lis
y y we o,n't mensi oes upati0h than 5p;n ~,
G IteTnptble lie, menditzht u,on tL.ir brn,tv :
Hsppy IS he Csays Roussrau) who know. Io,t N
l"' rank that is quit, him, 4 to .,;ilo
mn IN SPIT 90 fortune Ne 4 .r. fsr nir,ev he
S'<rAet+r 81 prsnt of s ranusc turned 3 h.i, ar
~ co7ntn' to hat o ali n.appy TArqun ;ta,,snt
nov 10 s1cs'st "ihou; king "a" on = pene,o,
no we nave no tin to 90 .1n,ent on IN. q. - p
~ e'eh's-one question rsshes L. every r 80.
"e"t ,"W WIZ t5ey operlts UPON us A Io.o.a
H'Strspb oeg'rs ~ threaten - this fiozvG-i p,one
"'t' unconditional sShDrs.io,, j''-.s IT,, 80.
ts' 10 sHSoyS hle been e',asen 20 ntrt ,,,rs
ror orr "wr p'ris, ave infinitely more a,,,;
T, '!,,' oi lhe du't We uy agree ~itl, tha
b1s'oh = n1ne' Red the those wjus.t 10 :.
who calculate on the No 6 ="
We have confidence in III. ,noa.ns,;.. e -,
2roh Eate Z oil rec ass W. u eDara,: -, ia -
ouy 20 he 50 If We sin ct ~, it ps an, -, ~ 80
sile.--We e5N upon orr couni,y,u. n n, - -
seNes--"Ife6 mi The Phi!isiines ioay b. ,,too
ye' And s.1i the French ~ All Frsnnb,T.,
III nret'.ers Ia the csuse 81 9nrrJor sr,i D., Z -,
sHH shH" IVe to not % Al \ o,sqcs,s .u w., -
world Wis" pe-seS the
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Sales ut auction.

E y l. be sol on The premises 81 10 o'e,os. ~,
~ mrsl-y The icth s,.-~.OO ard y.n
tss' % CR"GvD, fronting IN the etrs-t sdioI
,"a' re r 81 Office 10 ,h Bssu, rruuiug iaes ~
SO altogether, or divided In Lots 10 mi. NIB
ss's Nn-' t~o ard tine years -redit vii be a..
g@eu 'hs ptr-rss-r'. Notcg witb srg-oysf ~.
.of'trs required sod the tight Of properly r.tsns4
y" ''Ou'S l""ii'' .ayr- -r. ~ g.. rag r. 80 ,,,.,
JIre II. 81" L"i'
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RESTORATION uF tERlINAND W.

v
F9rHSn CE1ce .fht3lS.
Hsps.eh, ct which The sulssns is \ con, -
Gs.h H., dsy ctr:.vsc tron tas Z sht Non SIR
nsn'y WELLESLEY, X. y. iis Msiesty4 : ,nbss.,.fer
extraordinary and ti.nis,er Pieriritua,.ts m ~.
Catholic Msje'.y, Ferdinand WI.
MADRID, slarsh 2s.
Wy 'orn-on the Sstd irst enur,s. srr,,.6
from C't-iors, with letter from, Try FenIinsnJ
tsenee Of lis STRIVE! IT ji.rnna N nt,rec, h,,.h -
the Gath inst. His N,irsty ccnciis.s Il. 49, ~
expressing his sstsf.,tt-n at in,:pr A;,r,.n r.,oi
70 ms country, sud 'ur' oundea ~ u,onle snd m
ard rerscye-iny. oN"S
No words convey a jc., IN preston ortb. ;ov
ara cn'' u+,,Em Nth when Iris iteG.3,Fs. wss,s-
- r"t - Nsdrit. Tie fecIjre ne, So 49,. a.
'h''"''"n's at the c>rits on MS accasf, S.,ordq
n'1si 7at'sis1tUry TESTIMONY OF a cir uns a. fool
{! $40 ai,achment 20 th-ir letii;u,.,e s-yr,eisn
~" sat0e Courier hrcught iron, Gen Ctrcns ~
e""'nlsrder IN el,'es o. G-ts',ns 3 I. tf.r =, ,t;t
20 states that hsvins issrnt that -. Ks, a., ~
~ TerpiSneh on the cCsh in. and to CO. 80 ~,
]odiney toGe' ona, by the roH.e of F,s-er.s he 10
o'ee'es 60 iGsata. upon & 2 5.nSs u he RI .r
r1G'ie, va order Ia MAKE Ia. nceess ~ rra,,,;s
for his n9sios;y's reception ~: ~ ~, - - 80
presented E'nse on the lcft bs.k o. -. ri,.- tts
v,s eacoltca by M.rshsi ,sretct add c1ee,n1,,t
efi eh 'rcot', thst on the + "nsh trooas tNy,rr
hsuac. snd bis majesty having r1cssrd ~. r,s- -
i's SO te, sowyo.e % OF sr.nisrtE on,y. On ~.
S.'SuSe1 win his uooaa TO receive the Ain, So
attended him 20 tS-rOHe. - -
Tod Nv Sc
urS- the Infsnt Den Antonio, Lut r,si C;s y;
.e i0iant Don Csr'os hsd rsrn med ~ risuere, 81
see"oL' o. ,n6ispos'tioi he was, however. ex-,
tn ION III hi'g Oh tie fDnow ny day
ibeS To offer To your i.rt,ssip my t,,t so-i.,
to'srStn s"cn urGn an eV.ut r!sirb saciIre, one
me princ'pai objects for witch We IRE aontenI;n-
Nv Toe restoration cfthe les unste SOVEREIGN q, IL
,,''u.,e OF Span Rnd 1t eanrot hni be gratig,os 70
we "'''ish "'''on 10 r. feet, that this IS Esf ss re
10 us urexan!led eSertiors. snd TO n ysiour 81
soon conduct 81 its armies, ,hsr Ia ne trnne,. reT.
severance and loyalty Of the S"sni.k people
have the honor 20 te, sc.
The Vi'oount CsstIereagi, Sts &c. &c.
ila!'ta% W as iliuminAt,d or ihe srrival Of
N news there. A Dar. 1T the h.et VII -
sailed from Cork April 10. has arrived gr
Ha'ddx. d
The Bulwark -, f~cr, oFN. London. ar-.
81 L1o ~ 18th al.. with an Emer;can Sleep
from n. York for Boston. her prize.
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The Mayor, Assistants and Members of the
Municipal Counci II Versa c, have add els
ed 10 the Provisional Government letter, i'm
which they demand the restoration OF that an
Gent dinasty which promises us days OF justice
and haPPineis theyeNprris 1t the same time
their gratitude and their admiration of the
august Sovereign of Europe who ofFer so
gensrouiy 10 the French, liberty, honorable
peace, and the heir OF our kings.
The public Is informed, that the audiences
of his Exc lency The Genera in chief, Mil
tary OF Pari Baron de Sacken, will hence
forth take pl ace only between and r.
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RL.Lk.haL--n- IL

Fluff'6H"F, Nm %.
IN our last was noticed the arrival ~
General W'Eder-since which he has been
20 Gahada and returned to this placr. and
on thursday last tcck his departure for the
SouthWard. We understand tnat TIE com
VeGuon entered iGto, between Cen. WirIrr
and A'J' Gen. Bayne,, for an excha, ,e Of
prisoner has not been ratified by lie
resiceht OF the y. States. Aud tina, tqcse
=. 'soners VINO have returned TO the United
States, in consequence Of this arrane,e,' e,t
are to be considered as prisoners on pavole
1t IS understood the President refused to
ratiiy tae convention in consequence o, IL
not n1vlng been concluded On basis of
reciprocity relative to the hos ages .etain-
Hu5 icen
~ Owing to the voupa- Of Foreign News. seye.
raj Advertisements are omitted.
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s'eri psE ann ia si,usted IN Il f.5;ierra- ,sn r.
,~eea the island OF Corsica aud ,he er~si - rc,rs.
~ % n. 20 % to 80 '.SEnes in e'reu'. th Pc
Lsfoorts Porto Ferr-jo ard forio Loasoae.
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he Provincial Government DEGREES, that
The MOh!IEUR is the only Official jour
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LgLAAD 0FFLe7

h1 Island, destined fo- tl- fo,lrs res,dert- nj
-0'71patfei 60 peLs'9r - - sl C. - or o5 o.ol
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Ills Majesty the Emperor of all the Rulsias
has learnt that several military men, of every
rank are a. prescn i'll Pari, viii her obey nave
been ed, ei her by the even of he war, Or
by che necef iiy of seeking the means OF reco.
ver'ng heir hea h, impaired by great ia
tgues, or b. honorl5 wound
lie doe not suPpo :. tor an in ant. that
shey could hav5 though i; necef AIRY 20 hide
ten ewes. ~ even he i ea.ed to
else are in hi name, and in -ha OF hi lies
i'hat hey are free, and Ia a a her French
'ci lzen, hey are ca ed ppon . coAcer in The
grea mea ures which are o deciie he grand
que ION row pending, and on which ret, the
haPPnet' OF France, and of he whole wor a.
(9ign,d) ALEX NDER.
BY order o. HIS Males-y the Emperor.
The Secretary of 5 I (,
Count NESEII RODE
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ROUX LEBOIRE, sec'y Gen.
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Austria entered Paris bv the barrier de
Irone. Ss!vos OF artillery announced his
arrival IN the capital. The Emperor A.
se%ander and the King of Prussia had pre-
coded his Maj S,y.
Ills ROYAL Hishness Monsieur, escorted
by the National Guard on horseback, re
ce'ved the three sovcreigus on the Boule-
vSrcs OF the temple. they wcre accom
PANIED bT the Prince Roy al of Sweden and
FRINGE Sehwar'senburgh. and sGrrouned &
followed by numerous and brilliant st. is. &
s,ronS Gs;achmcnts Of iufanLry e. cavalry.
The national guard formed the line,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-11

PARIS, AD9i' 5-H. NJ. the Fnne,or IS
Russia, as saoD IS he was informed NJ ,hp
Chanse ~ the french Government. Urodu
ced d. the S'natc, pr vosed, the nam, cf
ne allied poweTs to - peicon 5orsn2.te
asd i5mly
lh' Duke ofVcrrza Yves directed In ca-.
y !'hs 1To2osa' to D m. i has been den
tea ch'caY by tee desire Of the Aled po,g
ers TO 500 ,ae eFrio1 o. blood, and BIZ tie
.''' .'c'.On' mat IS adcptct hY Napoleon. the
V',h %, general peace, aud th- re-estabii.h
meet OF the internal rcoess of France. would
&c bat The work Of a day.
ihe Horon BE 5acken his been aqpoin,cJ
military Goyernoc Of PARIS.
Paris HtrV1S.
e., Icy 81 eis't ln The mo mig the %
tonal guards we're under stmq. And NJ
ceed.d TO the different posts v1iab hlj beso
pointed ont by tbc General Comms7i4r IN
incl ~ ten his Majesty the Emperor OF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-11

Owing to the voluro Of Foreign News. seye.
raj Advertisements sre omitted.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-17
NEW GOODS.

u in addition to general assortment of sessonablc
Goods--I case Thread Laces, very elegant Of all
widths do Ribbons, various kinds and .colors |;
:. bales India Cottons few pieces real superhne
blue and black Broadcloths fancy Lcnoess six
Cords and Cheneais, all colots coiored Silks black
Levantine do Black Bomba zetts; shrting Cottons;
and colorcd Cambricks Linnen do from los 10 AS
per yard GA ga Satin damesk Shavls
ALso--l0 chests Souchong Tea; 10 do. Hyson
Skin do. Of superior quality 1000 VT. best green
Coffee, entitled 10 debentufe-al Of Which viii he
sold at wholesale or retail lower than has been Of
fercd since the War. -harcA 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-17

District Of Rhode Island.
DURSCANr Ito Warrans from the Hon.
i DAVID HowELL, ESQ Judge Of the Dis
trict Court for the Rhode -Isisnd District
Notice is hereby given that there has been
filed before sald lodge Libel by 1iarssai
Azmoos and others, against ettain ship or
vessel called the Maria Francisco. her tackle,
apparel, and furnpure whereof John C!aros
wss late master, for wages earned on board
SAID vessel by said Libsllaoss, as mariuers.
And trial VIII be had thereon at a District
Court TO be hoIdenai Newport, within and
Tor said District, on the second Tuesday ~
May next.
d. ]. PEARCE, Dehufy- ls2arssat.
Nezgforf, 1lcrrh 10, 1914.