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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-24
By tae Lieutenant Gopernor ofthe Common
zreaith Of Yagi,ii0,
a PROCLAMATION.

VSTHEREAS it has been represented tn the Exc
~ cGtive, that konrRr ScoesrNs, who had been
renanded 10 the Ie of Prince George Comfy, by az;
Examining Court thereof, Cor further triad, charged
WIKI the crime OF avRnER hath broken said Jail & made
f'esea?e theretOm: have therefore thought ft with
the advice osthe Council of State, issue this Procla-
,nA''"n, hereoy-oicrins arewsd of hundre, dol
las, to any person persons who shall apprchend At
convey 10 the jail aforesaid, the said Robert Seogsins
And do msreoyer reqnire I'll officers, civil and militia
r., and eNhort the good people of this Common wealth
10 use taer best eneavors to apprehend sa convey
the jail aforesaid, the said Robert Scosgins that he
may be dealt with as the law directs
SiVeh under my hasd as Ls.rtenant- Governor
aforesaid, aud under the seal OF the Com
sea-: monwea,th, at Richmondy this seventeenth
day OF May, 1875, and Of the Commonwealth
the thirty-nnth.
LINAH MINIS.
N b. Robert Sccggins isabout feet i or 5 inches
high, stout made, black eyes, dark skin, anti about Us
years old.
.fQy 2A----rl-r
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STRAYED OR sTOLMN
May 30.

ETRoM Ihomas Cowles lot in the city of Richmond
n Cal the night nj the 18Th icsaut,a
RHY NHHPE.
under feet high las white streak across the sigbt
OF one OF her eyes, forget which, occasionet by Gu,
when young, sl'ol beto.a ho,h hind feet white up or
nearly to the foot-logS, Sable scar ON her back in to-
lerab'e good order works well in gear trots PAGES and
santers we'll as { -5mGi.
i"iI give so re- ai9I for delivery To me, or Car
tan a. Turner, in Richmond ara $50 fer eony;etia
Of the thief
-. nm S E4LER,
/ NelO-Rent, JIGY 2O--s-otp
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.MOI,ICE


HEREBY GIVEN, That at the next August
y Court OF iouiss County, at the Courthouse there
Of shall sell at Pubc Auction, for cash. SO :nuoh of
LANDS g LOTS,
IN 'ISt county, returned Delinquent for the nonpay
raent OF the Taxes of the last year as will be suf
Gent TO discharge the arrears Of Taxes which sha1
then remain enpsd Tor that year. and ten per ceotum
damages thereon, together with the taxes of the pre-
sent year.
The Safes will commence on the first day of the
Court ard continue from day to day, until they shall
be completed.
The Subscriber is authorised to receive all .uch Tax
and damages, :. any time before the land shall be
sold.
"A list of delinauencies may be seen in the Clerks
oihee OF Tie County, in possession Of the Subseri-
Pef' on IN the Once OF the Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts.
NICHOLAS J. POINDEXTER, D. S.
JOHN DOWNING, s. l.. C.
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NOTICE.

FE7HAT by virtue Ola Deed of Trust executed to
n me by ClauihIs Buster and Ann his wife, of the
county OF henawha, shall Wednesday The 18th
Instant before tie door Of the Bel avern in this CT
~, between the hours OF 10 and O'clock of that ay
proceed to expose IN sale by public auction, to the
highest bidder Tor ready money, the following tracts
pieces or parcels OF land so much thereof as NAV
be necessary to satisfy Mr.. William AfcIenry assignee
OF Robert Campbell the sum of 5000, with the interest
then due thereon and the and charges attending
the execution ofthis Trust, that to say -One Tract
containing $50 acres, lying in the county of Henawhs
heirs OF Leonard }eew, below Loop Creek, and also
the Great Kenawha River s. Simmnn's CreeN--AIao
nne other Tract, containing 900 acres, by survey
kSearing date 2}th Feb 1885, lying in the county a.
eEreek. P
( SAMUEL M'CRAvV, Trustee.
y May 6.---tds
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NOTICE

NOTICE
ESHEREBY GIVEN, That 1T the next Auer.,
Court ofCabel County, ~ the Court.house tcrsol
,'i Sc" at Public Auction, for cash. so much Of all
LdNDS s. LOTS.
N that County, returned delinquent for the non-pav
ment o. the tazesio the years 1902 1910 i8I 1910
- 1873 rs shall then remain unpaid for those years 81
o. s1ld. ''' P'"
r. ne sales Viii commence on the first dav Of tho
Court and continue from day to day until they shall
be completed. J '"'"
ne subscriber 10 authorised to receive all such tax
es and damages At any time before the and sbalI IT,
SOIL. 0 A''''' SUM- DC
list Of the deiinquenoies for those years NAV be
seen IN the possession OF the subssriber
MARK RUSSELL,
SherH'of Ca6eH Counfv.
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May Co
NOTICE


rs HEREBY GIVEA, TINT
A L the next August Court OF Louisa County
IN the Courthouse, thereof, l shall sell at Pub.
lie Auction, for cash, much OF all the
LANDS e LoTS,
In that County, returned delinquent for the nonnay
me e, OF the lakes of the years 1888, 1884, 1890
Igl, 1872, 1898, I7a4, t795, 1896, 1897 17os ZOO
1900, 1901, 1902, 1908, 1901, 1905, 1906, 1907 laoo
1910 lsil, 1872 x 1913, will be sufficient to dis
charge the arrears OF Taxes which shall then remain
unpao' Tor lhe years aforesaid, and ten per centum
:, lbe Sales Will commence on the first day ofthe
Court, and continue from day day, until they shall
be completed '''A'
The Subscriber is authorised to receive sl eucb
iaNesand damages az sny time before the Land shall
be sold. ~ '
list denquencies may be seen in the ClrrL's
Ofce OF the County, in possession Of the snbscri-
her' or In the Office OF the Auditor of Pebble Ae-
counts. ~ nv
NICHOLAS J. PoINDEXTER. ID. 8.
FOR
:, JOHN DOWNING, S. Lie.
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coon SITUATION


IN Ihuroi9y the 25in day ~ tic present. month.
4 premises, those
THREE YILUHLE TIOUSES.
81 present occupied by Dessrs. ].Ms e. man..
Messrs. Gordai, T'oi - q Co and m Georee r.
3Wt-Thesc hors.s are all under one connected
ROOT, but each htuse will be sold separately with tl,.
ground ON which they respectively s,aud AID the ont
buildings and ground attached EACH As the sane is
now enclosed running back from the rnain-street To
the alley leading to Byrrs Warehouse each house
iTtspectyey % havea reciprocal undivided right a. Is
dividing walls, and the ground on which cy rcspeo-
lively stand.
The sale n commence At ten o'clock. Terms. one
fourth cash, % the remainder in three equal annual
instaments w.ih interest payable annunily from he
day Of nale poss,sir he had on tfe FIRST day Of
Oet.next, ifrcg4ired IN DE rncanwhie tie purcha.
sers to rcce,e tie tents from The DIS ofsalc
JOSEPH CALICO.
Nav 2O.--atds
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[VoL. te.---N0. s.
C4SIT.NGS
IN IRON AND BRASc

~, ~ AtNNIIN MD BNASr,
a N'a sorts wrought Iron works, done at the R;eb
ArnoFy, where m'lI-works, both spun and beveI oar
cav De executes with accuracy and dispatch, ae v Ell
any otherdeseriptjca Of Cas,-lron works h, irayi
ns . eher at Toilet Leafs store PetersLnrp. Par
boye N''N't y ~ d.
wo or three smart white Lads of about the = :.
ct IA years, would be taken as anprsnt;ces ~ ,,..
LASTING Business.--Arpy to '''-
p A.SABnATON.
Mav14 III Ia tonma9y.
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R.4AdW4Y
sSkCM tie Falls Plantation, in Chesterfield county,
u adjoining Manchester, Two NEGRO MN
viz ''
ABRAHAM,
Abouts feet 10 inches high, remarkably st,c,e and
well made, Very black, and said 10 be % years oaee
lie was raised by Mrs. Steptoe, Mdilesex comfy
near ,banna about which, in Lancaster county, /
expect he IS now rSing, he having been deen thete
IN the Month Of december last
.tILIOyN,
About feet inches high, rather slender made. OF
dark complexion, 70 or 90 years of age answers nc
when spoken 70, and finterrosated Inautey ant TO
Sniner' he moves brisk and lively, asd w.3 raised BY
Mr. james Warden, of Norfolk county From intor.
NATION Just received, have every reason to believe
he IS lurking in the nsighberhood of Kmarnock VII
lSse, IN Lancaster county Fifty dollars reward will
De pad Tor experimenting and securing in Jail, either Of
the above canned negroes
FR-9NCLS S. SIMPSON,
Fails Plantation, .9b,71 g. IF
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FOR SALE,
AT PUBLIC. AUCTION

re 2Ifh instant, AZ t,oei1e o clock. n. M
s NE To premises, A TRACT or LAND, contain
" ing Ia acres, lying in Bacswcll's Neck Near o."
~nnSey liver, Hanover County, bounded h,, "a a.
l E OF Capt OLIVER, Mrs Susan Turner and ~"
Cunnnghani The said tract Of land is
s1a el.'Oered' with dwelling house thereon, 90 feet
A|S've months credit will be given tn tbc nr,.,..
><r1hond with approved security, and trust III
VIII DC required--An indisputable title will h" ,eS
u C No.. H. TJrRNER.
~ D. Tract lying in Louisiana County. cor,a;,..
yvO"crs' 'ght miles below the Court Honse, b,tur"
lsncey and Coo%otsviIIe for sale On appcsoo ~ ,a
May lids NJ
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1000 ACRES OFLAND.

LJf'SS 20 P3.0isc SAFE on the Premises TN. suoss
0Hha1Ie, beautiful, and desirable Situation. lI-re
are cy an 0Id s7n'tey, ti5sVOros of
1000 ACRES OFJAND.
w ne fract--Ihree hundred If which are ,neo,,z
ana ne residue high lands The nieaelo1v sas mr.
Iec1G'nied, and PRODUCED most astonishing c,obs Of
G''', ,ef and to6dcco. The major brt Of The heb
ana IS eQat tHos SUPERIOR 90 am landau ,;fbs III
Of ne TTteT. 6etroeea Ricimond and Norfeh y6eT
IS Promising crop Of zpheat nozv e7Gze.ner on tbe
EHme. ~ IS dJf'ie grazing firm, and is ad,atra6iv IL
HP'e0 10 tfe caHf'ne 81 cOrz and small grain The
improvements o'i 1t are e1ensiue and elegant The
-hdnSlo' ho1'se is Of brick, and is large and co,ra
d.Sus 6efs Sirty-f7r feet 6s Jortv-f7ro and t,res
S.',s ltYI4 O'i each for are fg1U good rooms and
'Gse passage, audit Voujd nor he hdzor0i73g ,,trd
4 aoal hdtit is tie best Ef,isheai, aeiz VirSi,,jf
ne ot ho'tses are numerous HhI ea5y all ofbr7ct
E IS Iof 6ete0et that any terson coid .rash u, oae-
tc'" O'aig. Besfdes an ice house, there is b1s,qb
"H0S' aettghtf7" VeGEeT, 7SaS1 ie7V yards Of tile
|7fchcn The gGr0e7, is a most ercelent one. a,,d
7TeE enclosed NTH 6rick rail In EIct here or IN
1e mad al me- necessares and mast Of tie LAi7les If
&te; tine meats rid fo7vL hfoVehoS1 the zn6os seS
son, and fish All the 1eGr fo7.pd 6eos fcco', 49,,
coHUcne"t oht0rffHffies Of getting oysteys b, the
steii from The 7cateTS 6elo7p aided 10 Ls the 1tyce
,e Te,HeJha5lI heahlfA IT hes immediately On times
f77ycr, about eight miies aboUr fort ps,pbotl, md 10
distant from Riel5no'ld tyve7uI me miles Grog, J..
Ssytteen, and from .N6lyoLk efehtv There if NJ,
eIceIe't landing for tie delziy o. bro,kce ,,I, .
ffiaTed |crdS OF one cj&he barns In sior. Jpesto-
yer IS nearly fo7Ss and is often striker, IA, b;o,
dsnoef paradise n earth IRE f.rX Sart - ,$s
faicHnse money s"2 be req'a'edn cash, and for lhe
0escce 7eIh H'teTeSt IRON me zine Of ny making tie
Coeyce c'eGafot tzeetue 'aontkS 1siR be ai7o7ved
%im "e purchasers g7Uns me deed frast on tie
ut the same time zbon credit of, vino ,,,,,,t.
mil sell pnbFchy. '''''''''
A FEW VALUABLE NEGROrc
for these, bands zqN a6aauued sec,r;tis. z,W5Z
qat'ed before their rc7nsuaL &c &
RICHARD ". BYIaIl, e.c'or. Of
I'm IllrJ ,Lsc',J
Uestorer, .IIqrch 9l--tdsb - 40 {"
The Editors Of die Federal Reb7,5Ecau. |Ceo,,
tortn } and The United States Ca.eite, (5Iua%eL
Pre- are requested 70 inas1t The abovs mil he Zen
o. sac end tor1oard their accounts to his office far se
Element ~ D'' JO CO..
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THE SUBSCRIRER
T.4LU.8BLE PROPEPTT.

T.4LU88LE2 PROPERT'I.
WILL BE SOLD, 10 the HIGHEST bidder, al
pt'bhc AMcfion, znder the direction Of 1Hoe
Iayior, Esq.
AN FRIDAY the 2Gth inst. at i O'Clock in the after
W noon, Ut iar, or it mot the next fair evening" my
HOUSE e LOT,
upon q. and corner OF 18th Strect-as stand Go,.
Grocery business in the retail way it is equal tn any
IN that part OF the City. The terms Of sale will be.
onehlrh part Of the purchase rnoney at six months
one-ttfd at Hne months, and the balance at twelve
months credit-No,es negotiable and payable at the
Bank OF 'rg'na, with approved endorsers and Deed
OF rust, will be required as further security
ROBERT HYDE
l7.---fhs
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VALUALfLs COIL LINDS
FOR SALE

'kNtlE Subscriber viii sell at Public Auction. Of tbo
4 Exchange TaverE in the Town of Niancheste,. or,
saturday the 22nd day ofApriI next his tercst in h
t9fee following tracts OF eca land lying on the waters
OF railing Creek, in the county of Chesterfield S,a,s
Of Nrsna.-Niz. ten sixteeuths Of one hundred and
ioity-t~o Acres, known by the name of BucL 10y
unlIfe e@ pits bounded by Block leath coal To@s
!. thompson Hunts, and others-Also. three fortbs NJ
Eighty Acres, known by the name OF the Cresk.nts
bounded by the eoa-mines of the Meysrs RoiItv,s ~
the NORTH, aud the S'onehenge coal-mines on the
south-~Aiso, nine tweneths OF 32j acres, known by
the name OF the Union CoaIpits, boun,,d ON he
west BY the Messrs RaiIey's on the east by the Cost
Lar Land known by the name OF the Dover Coal.nits
l he above property IS very valuable, = minute dee.
Trpuoh 3 considered unnecessary 20 it is t,resr,os,
ttat persons inclined TO purchase, will previous 70 The
iay OF sale, view the same, and make thsro.c,a.
iuy acquainted with it, value aud situsf;or ,yt
Subscriber (who resides in the neglborho,d) yin a.
call Tor that purpose. "i'' may
ne Bale VIII be made, under the s,per;o,or
free. James W. VIM
CORNELIUS BUCK
Terms 1t Sale, one third cash, the balance in tuo
equal annual payments wv
Feb 25.-----w6wa2awtds
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= or Oh acco!at Of The bSdueas Of the weather. tie
sole as above intended, IS postponed till Wednesday
51st inst. when tie same vii certairlv TAX. ,I,ce %
specified in the preceding advert enent.
May 90.
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ADVERTISEMENT

'nNih kev. John Kirkpatrick will open a School on
n The hrst Monday of June next, in the Masot,'s
raw, raw charlottesville proposes to teach the fol-
loving branches, viz Readiig Writing, the English
".A'unar snd Geography; the ATTN and Greek Ian
sn,ges' and the elements Of mathematics
he price Of TRITON Tor Engs, studen,. ten dollars.
~ Tor the languages and Sciences twelve dollars and
"'" MY cents per quar,cr-each student furnishing
appaTSts necessary to h;s studies, and his pro-
por,,ona part of fuel in the winter season
he customary vacations will be exnec;ed and Sa
ntusy necessarily reserved for professional duties
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Runaway

NNN-A- WAY
4 the Sth day OF April, 1915, negro man na-
SO UIRE,
about SO Years old, ahoot feet high, of dar ,.o,
p,SH'oh-he has scar on his fore adj nearly over one
OF his eyes--slso one On his neck-Larred OF ,.n
u'y OF elc7hes-lhs fellow read and write tis.a
bly, weli--also rode of one oi my horses
Il B.6Y BOB T83L H12SE.
sor years Old, Saddle, Bride q SqI,H..b,,o,
ms negro was raised Amelia County by a Mr.
to't, and sold by himto a MIR. Davis, Of Prince r.,
ward County, and by him to the Subscriber. and i,
probably lurking about in one of the shove co,nes-
any person who will apprehend coniine him so that
get HIM and horse, either shall he entitled ia Ten
Dollars, and all other expenses paid them
MATTHEW HAREFMLD.
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hs >, irtne OF Deed of Trust executed by I'm.
ns rF0S' and hGlh Hle'i, to the subscriber, TO Sc
cure the payment of certain sums therein mentonoI
WI" be sold ct public auction for cash. ON the premi-
LOT OF GROUND,
near Rockets, containing hundred and forty feet
next. Y " '
-, JAMES H. LYNCH, Trustee.
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? virtue of Deed of Trust from thelate Colonel
y WIN. Brown, sof Chesterfield, shalt proceed to
SELL on the premises, Wednesday the 9,st Of June
next, 1t fair, otherwise the fair dayThity
acres OF L.f.ND, laying Powhite Greek, about four
miles from Manchester adjoining MIR J. A. Patlespn
ard CHEERS Terms. cash. Acting Trustee, will
convey only such title as is made 10 NE.
ROBERI' GR-gH.g.iI, Trustee.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.


EEfN The fine new Ship MARY-ANN, Captain
49, FRINGE, about to commence loading at War
w'ek-ias the principal part OF her cargo
ready to 80 on board. For freight OF Ity or 90 hogs
hesds' Or passage, having very comfortable accommo
dations, apply to, ANDREW SMITH
Cary-strcet, April 29.---tt
FOR FREIGHT.
FEE The fine New-YorS Ship JUSTINA,
ssys4N Capt James Russell. bnthen about 200
hoS'heads, now NJ City Point, ready to take
cargo.
--HLSO-
,tSIM The Brig FACTOR, Capt. Thomas M.
$500 toilansbe burthen $50 tons, now laying at
Warwick, and ready to receive cargo.
SMITH s. RIDDLE.
May 13.-----tf
Also
EiyE The Ship POH.A9T7.qJN, CAPT. Her
es.gN rick, years oil. So tons burthcn has been
'' lately o,erhawl't, and now in complete or
dcr--expeetcd hourly at Bermuda Kundred.--Apply
SMITH s, RIDDLE.
MAY 81 IF
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NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS.
EG leave To inform their Customers and the Phi,
y lie, that they have formed connection in bust
ness, with Mr.. Hiram Wentworth ofBoston, and the,
Brother, Mr. Charles Williams, who VIII continue the
der The firm of ~ ~
CH.4HLES WILLIAMS e Co
We particularly request all those indebted. and
those who have claims, TO come forward, and close
their accounts without delay.
f.. & S. WILLIAMS.
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WOTNN.

6. UbSCR'BERS To 'he Port Folio qhd Apsleetis
MsFaziae ere respectfully infrrroed f,,st isnnsrv
February hare' add april ~ he former Is received.
M, ar, 'sua ssI7i'ry and Mach Of iie siter The
icl2his. mug
,sisy 1O---tf
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An OBJECT

oath Of June. ann =" .,1} the
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NOTICE

ROBERT g TE.;fPLE G t7.aTKlfgY,
Intending 10 discontinue their establishment
in LiUerhooi,
sESPECTFULLY inform their frientis generally.
q ALPHABETICALLY those in virginia, that they vii.
continue to receive consgments in all this year. from
those who may think proper to con6de property to
Their charge III which case, they promise their usual
eNertons 10 benefit those interested In the mean
true will not be agreeable TO receive or execute or
ders for goods OF any description
LryEnPooL, jan /, 1915.
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P8PER H.9N-FE.YGlQ

% rec"i7'd ny PkTER COTTON, and Tor sal
% ~ bis Book and Stationary Store, handsome 80
s'r1lent OF Paper Hauengs sad Borderins--He ex
Po'S 20 itoeiye IN two or three weeksa fJrter SIM.
ply from apo,her U7arulstory, which. when recei,'g
w" make hissssorimout the handso1ncst ever in Rich
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WESIUVEN f'OR S.9I-E-

4 bN Thursday, che first dGyot June meet. I rflt
e1P'ss 70 pubic sale, on the Premises. Hrs max
o1lna0e, beautiful, and desirable Situation llrre
are cy an old survey, u1,portLs of
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Uestorsr, .HQrch 9p---tosb - 80 {"
The Editors of'die Federal hebn,5Ecan |ceo,.,..
tongn and The United .States Ca:eise. CJIi,n;ieL
Pcna are requested 70 sse1T The abovs mil he len
o. sac end t0r1oa'd their accounts to his office far ser.
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100 DOLLARS REWARD

May II.
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A Nv Friday the second day of June next, il G,r. if
not, on the next tair day viii be sold on ih,. pr
mnes' 20 the highest bidder, That pleasant and pro-,
duc;iYe little plantation, sailed
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Uahn's Anti Bilious Pills.

The operation of these pills is perfectly
mild, so as to be used with safety by per-
sons in every situation, and of every age.
They are exceilently adapted to carry
off superiluous bile and prevent its NOR
bid secretions--to restore and amend the
appetite--to produce free perspiration
and thereby preventeo which are Of
ten of fatal consequences. A dose never
fails to remove g5id if taken on its first
appearance-they are celebrated for re-
moving habitual costiycness-sickne at
the stomach and severe head-ache-and
ought to be taken by all persons on a
change of climate.
They have been found remarkably ELI
CAUTIOUS in preventing and curing disor-
ders attendant on long voyages, and
should be procured and carefully preserv-
ed for use by every seaman.
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c7ee "a representing that the intentions
of the high allies are continually directed
to the same end, the peace 81 the rortd'
they receive with pleasure the good es-
saws which are addressed to them. The
work of DR.. Crome, entitled, The ante
rests Of Germany and Eurcpe, d'n.,ng s
after the Congress, has been read by the
Sovereigns, who have testified Their sa-
tisfaction with it, and many literary
Journals have pronounced high eulogy
upon it. Every thing leads us to believe
thatthe period is not far distant when we.
shall at last enjoy the Happiness which we
have been so long expecting.
We learn that the Kessian troops lave
quilted HANNAH, and that they viii be re-
placed by those Of a power { BAVARIA
which will not only extend its limits to
the Rhine. but will also possess Mayence,
x Guotidien.)
Rome, jan. Hills holiness has gi-
ven nevg example of the frmness of his
character, in causing the following letter
te be addressed to NJ. the Chevalicr, Zuc-
carl, consul general of king joaquin, at
Rome. -
SIR-1he Cardinal Chamberlain of
the Holy Church, po-secrctary of state,
has received the formal order of his Holi-.
ness to inform you frankly, that he is tir-
ed suffering the conduct which you hold
towards the government. The Holy Fa-
ther is not ignorant of the intrisues by
which you are endeavoring secretly to
organize system of espionage. lie
knows all the wretches whom you have
hired, and who, destitute of personal no.
nor, and without love for their country,
have sold themselves to serve the cause
of foreigner by the most shameful mea-
sures. His Holiness knows the writings
which you have spread abroad in the city,
and which you have ceased to be circulat-
edin his states, with view as criminal as
it is base, of enfeebling the respect which
they owe to their legitimate sovereign.
In fine, His Holiness knows the unlawful
cabals which you hold, the manner in
which you express yourself there, and the
letters which You write for the purpose of
lighting up again the fame of those anti
christian opinions, which have ravaged
our hemisphere for so many ages.
" His Blessedness wills that should
write, in his proper name, to the governor
of Rome, president of the police, to order
him to sea. Oh for and seize those men.
unworthy of the Roman na're, who serve
as spies to mischevous foreigner, and
who are endeavoring to agitate the body
polite. He wills, also, that you would
be subject like other private individuals
to the regulations of the local police, be-
cause you have no political character in
this city, and he will take in respect to
you, the measures which your owa future
conduct may render necessary.
s. The undersigned, in communicating
to you his sovereign order for government
renews to you his sentiments Of esteem.
:. Done at the office of the Secretary
of State, eth ofjanuaiy.
PACCA"
Gazette de France.