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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23

Elizabeth Simmons and Henry F. Simmons, o.
therwise and before her intermarriage with the
said Henry II. Simmons called Elizabeth Bill
iings, administrative of Samuel Billings, de-
ceased.
Neither of you being inhabitants of the Com
rnonwealth of Virginia, take this mode to give
you notice that shall on Friday the twenty-ninth
day of next month December, at the Washing
ton Tavern in the City of Richmond, take the de-
positions of John Strother and others, to beread
in evidence in the suit now depending in the Su-
perior Court of Chancery for the Richmond
District wherein am plaintiff and you are defen-
dant.
am, &c.
CARTER WILKINSON.
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TO RENT OR LEASE.

1.-TWO or three NEW TENEMENTS with
n Gsrcen Ground inclosed, on NIARIox HILL,
one mile below RichInond.-apply TO
NEIL NPCOUIL.
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Boarding School
For Young Ladies,
STANTON, VA.
Mrs. Morris,

CLate .Qiss Ni.con,)
ETuRNS her Acknowledgements for the iibe
z q raj patronage she has received since the
opening Other Academy, and begs to inform her
trends, and the inhabitants of Staunton and it's
vicinity, that in addition to theusual branches Of
education. the French language, Music, Draw.
ing, Painting in water colours, and various Other
ors'ncnes OF polite literature SO indspensably ne.
ytor accomplished females, viii be ta,,qhc
by able masters. The strictest attention win be
pad to the morals and manners of the Young,
aides entrusted to heg care
Terms Of Tuition.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Z S1oper
Grammar and Needle-work, session:
French, Drawing, Painting inn
water colours, Geography, 90
Mapping, the Elements of 10 doe
Natural Philosophy, &c.
Drawing and Painting in water colours. I,
(separate,)S ~ do
Geography and Mapping, do. do
Boarding, G 1oo No. $500 w.
". ~: The ensuing session commences the
18th of November next.
Stanton, October II, 1885,
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FININD.

IN the Street, near Rockets, a .fssu dsys past,
A 3 u W ID L T.,
Containing Woman's Cloth Great Coat Pattern,
&c. The owner may get it again by applying to
Robert Grew, in Charles City County, and iden-
tifying the same by accurate description.
December 9. 2ts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23

WILL receive three or four Young Gentlemen
w Of good education and respectable con.
aections, as students of msdicine in his office.
DEC. 3, 1915. Il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
EDUCATION.
Mr.. d A VID ELL,
LATELY FROM SCOTLAND

LATELY FROM SCOTLAND.
HEREBY intimates to the inhabitants of Rich
mond, that he intends to open School here in
D. Street directly opposite the Columbian Hotel.
upon Monday next the 18th current, where he
purposes to teach English, Writing, Accounts
Geography, Mensuration, Navigation, the Latin
language, and the Elements of the Greek; The
terms of tuition 20 be as follows, viz. the Eng.
lish language and Writing dolls. per quarter; do.
together with Geography, Accounts, and Men.
suration, dolls. The Latin language, and Ele-
ments of the Greek 10 dolls. per quarter.
ALSO
IF number sufficient to form class. male
application, Mr.. ID. Bell, will, in the evening.
teach any of the following Mathematical branches,
VIZ. Elements of Geometry, Comic Sections
Spherical Trigonometry, Algebra, Fluxions, Sir
Isaac Newtons Principal, &c. in the teaching of
which branches he fiatters himself that he will
equal the universities.
Mr.. d. Bell, after being taught the most com.
mon branches Of Education, studied several ses-
sions at the Universities both Of ST. Andrews and
Edinburgh, where his attention was directed To
the languages, Mathematics, Mechanical and
Chemical Philosophy, &c. he has also taught Sc.
veral years in Scotland with success and lac
trusts, thatby his strict attention both to the
studies and morals of bis pupils, he will con.
tnue 70 merit that appreciation which he has hi
therto received.
Ample certificates of abilities can be produc.
Richmond, Nov. II, 1915.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FIT 7 DULLARS REWARD,
kESERTED from detachment of the Sd R,Rs
H. Regiment, stdtionedin Hanouer' county,. STATE
Of pirsfRid, CHARLES RHODES, S feet hirh,
10 years Of age, born in Orange County, NJ C..
has DARK eyes, dark hair, dari' complication, and
6y tr0de q hotfer-had on 7ohen he deserted, his
uniform. 1t is probable he will sell his uniform he
f,Sf Opportunity. Whoever nil Gbbrehend the said
Charles Rhodes and deEuer hin, TO any officer in RE
United States army, shall receive the a6ove re.yard
and Unreasonable erpences.
JOHN PEN DLETO.M
Lieut.. Sd Rife Regt.
June %. ,C
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TREASURY DEPARTMENTS
GENERAL LAND OrrJcr.

Washington, Dec. z, 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given, that no patent for
Military Bounty Lands to any soldier of the late
Army will be delivered at this Office unless tho
person entitled to such patent shall either rer.
sonaiiy appear. or exhibit apower of attorney in
Estate Cor TerTitorv) d
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TAINTED TO RENT.
~FOr the ensuing year,
A SMALL TEN Mt

Or Che Upper Apartment of house Situated on
either Main or Cary steess) suitable for small
family-Apply at the office of the Daily Com
pier.
Dec. 70.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23

ALBEMARLE TOBACCO
IL n N DIS FOR SALE.
The Subscriber ,oiU sell, on terms accom-.
moddttng to the purchaser,
A TRACT OF LAND
Lying on both sides of Hardware river, in the
County OF Aibemarle, and containing FIVE hun.
dred and forty acres. This tract is commonly
known by the name of the
FORGE TRACT.
and contains quantity of first rate TOBACCO
LAND. Its Situation is very heallhy-in a neigh.
bourhood populous & wealthy, and affords scites
for waterworls of any kind, on great SCALE
imdiate possession would beg given. Capt John
Harris, whom this land adsns, has very oblip.
ngiy promised to shew it to those inclined TO
view it. Fors arther particulars application NAV
be made to the Subscriber in Richmond, by let
ter or otherwise.
Nov. IS. 1915.
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NOTICE-

N . j Z r.
The Subscriber, living on the bill, oppo-
site Mr.. Benjamin Wolfe, is DESTROYS of
renting, or purchasing half a dozen beds.
WIN. NJ. RICHARDSON.
Nov. 95. At
Mr., o. b. HAYS
IYNAKE notice, that shall on the 2sth day Of
u December, at the Bell Tavern in Richmond
between the hours of A. NJ. and p. NJ. of tbat
day, proceed to take the dispositions Of sun,'rv
witnesses, to be read as evidence in ny salt s.
gainst you and others, in the Superior Court Of
Chancery, for the Richmond District-and that
shall continue from day to-day until the whole are
taken.
w. NICoLsoN.
Oct. 30. On.
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W o TIC Il.
- "a retltIon will be presented to the next Gene.
MISSION to sell three acres of land. living on 4
dams Hill, and 125 feet of the Fal ing Gsrd.s,
property, for the purpose of discnafe np fl,.
9ebts' due by the estate of Samuel PIeasants
WILLIAM LowNEs, .9gens
for ID. w. Pledsants, .li8f,r of
SAMUEL PEASANTS. 6ee,g
October 25th, 1915. 20
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23

CotffIY---r
Know all men by these presents, that 7. "A r
lately soldier of the United States Army. do
hereby constitute &C. d. of the county o.. IN
the state (or territory of my ATTORNEY. for
me IN my name, and for my use, to receive from
the COMMISSIONERS of the General Land Office. a
Patent founded on the Military Warrant No :.
dated the day of -18
In witness whereof subscribe nv name III is
day of Ii '''''''e "a 10
State or Territory o.
- County Of =
On the day Of 1s--thc above named A r
acknowledged the foregoing to be his voluntarv
act and deed. II
Justiceoj' Peace.
State or Territory of--
- County
In testimony that the above named F.. F. was.
on the day when above Acknowledgement was
made, Justice of Peace for the abovementioned
county, subscribe my name. and affix tie coun :.
" lor notarial) seal this = day Of 10
GR.
Clerk of County Court,
Cor Notary Public.''
JOSIAH MEiGS,
commissioner of the General and Office
IL The Printers authorised to publish the
Laws OF the United States are requested to in
sert the above three times.
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

100 DOLLARS REWARD.
hESERTED from a Detachment .tndey mn cor,
~ mand, stationed in HapoUer Countl t,v,
SOLDIERS Of the third Rife Rceinaent---
JoH1V1fE.1JNElS, s. fer high, SIS years ofave.
grey eyes, dark hair. dark complexion a,,d6r bro
JesSson aJG'mer; was emitted III Concord, North
EDW.fiPD DIP, S feet sIinches high, 81 uedrs
age haEls eyes, dark hair, dark complication ana
oyprefessiOn carpenter i; 4vas enlisted j., Nori5.
Carolina. ~ ~ W.
me a6oUe re1vard mil be giuen for abbrehsrd.
.Sy me a6ove Deserters and delivering then, 70 an,
C0rcerm me United States' army, or .ftfy 1loLlqrs
TOR either Of them.
JOHN TEN.DLETON.
=, Lieut. Sd Rife RcgI
June DE If
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

November Doth, 1915.
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DOCTOR BOHANNAN.

Dec ..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-24
LIBERATED Burke, ii opposition, he brrses
forth in the following inpassioneN strain.

LIBERATED Burke, ii opposition, he brr s.
forth III the following impassionep STRAIN;
& They are Grattan's words J! Thus,
then, when they quote the authority OF
Burke, boldly answer them with TIE au-
!thority Of Grattan: and when they quote
the authority Of Grattan, in the guiltless
|spirit of the injured Macedonian, appeal
from the Grattan Of this degraded day,
Ito the glorious Grattan Of q prouder
period. !, !,
aIsit not truly deplorable that the
friends Of Ireland will thus gratutionsly
Iexpese themselves and their country E.
Yet, why should I accuse any protestant
advocate, when. even alasncst yourselves
mn are to be found outstripplng even
your enemies in the race OF hostility -
creatures, who have all the inclination,
but to whom Providence has denied the
capabi,ity of mischief a worthless. stunt
ed, mongrel tribe, who, with the scoarce
at their heel, and the collar round their
necks, yelpin the train.ofthe more iegiti-
mate blood hounds, who are hunting down
the timorons remains of liberty that yet
finger in our desolated conntry!l know
not how toname them; theY are called
seceders, and moderates, and Grange pa
pists, and natural leaders. and anglo
Isaxens .etheY have as many names as
there are religions ia England"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-24
a valuable Farm and Nlll
FOR sale.

yENHE subscriber will sell by authority.
q the MIL and ilaQtGtioa which he
now occapies, belo'E;ssing8o Lydia sloush,
situated on the edge Of a German settle
merit in the County of Loudon,9 miles
~ w. Of Leeshurg and two and an hail
miles from Waterford, on Eeaver-bsm
Greek, and in one Of the best whert
|neishborhoods in the county. The tract
contains 100 Acres. surpassed by none in
the county for its fertility. About ere
third of tie land is well tinlhered, g the
balance IN state ofhigh cultivation, the
whole Of which is well watered, having
one or more spriingsip each field. The
Inill is strong frame building, two and
"a half stories high with three floors, with
lene pair Of manufacturing bprrs. feet IN
diameter, together with Eroas, machine
iry complete, and one pair Of country
stones, four feet in diametcr.--lhere are
lalso on The promises and near tie mill
a comfortable dwelling house, a good
Imillel''s house, a good framed barn ana
| other accessory out houses.
The above property, owing to its situ-
latien and numerous advantages, will, no
doubt, be worthy the attention OF any
person DESTROYS Of investing their money
lin real estate of the above description.
| SAMUEL H0TGH,
". 3. The above described prrorerty
| will be sold eitherin body or divided a:
may best suit purchasers :. r.
Loadoun Co. March II,
April 1e. eeti
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-24
For Norfolk.

kSN TIE handsomely accommodate.
ssssssse6 sloep UNION, Capt. Middle
ton, will sail On Tuesday next, for freight
or passage apply to tie Master. or
idams, Herbert & Go.
Hho here landing from SAID ressel, jon
safe,
80 crates Queens Ware, completely as
sorted. a
fs puncheons CHOICE w. India Rum.
6 puncheons Me1asses.
August 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-24
DAVID PEABODY

Has received in addition to his formed
stock, the following GOODS, viz.
|DLACK, blue and snuff-colored Lon
Nd don Cloths
Blue and blue mixed London Cassimeres
One case undressed Ginghams
One do. undress'd Cambrics. rery cheap
One do. white and colored Hose
Blue, olive and green cotton Cassimeres
shifting long Cloths, Irish Shirtings
IA and 7-S Irish Linens
3attinets, Kersenetts, & domestic Cling
hams.
June So,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-24
LU.NBER.
JACKSON & RCMNEY,

! ~ - NNhNU1N ~ 3ItSJNIlNIaIs
Offer for sale the Cargo of sehr. Trenton,
George Clarke, master, from Bath,
consisting of y
$4,000. feet clear, and $4,000 ditto
understandable kennebec Pine Boards.
5000 feet Joist Scantling.
1000 feet finished Oars.
August 5.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-24
sSOil@r..

BY virtue of Deed of Trust from Chas.
l.. Count hewitt to the subscriber, will
be exposed to sale at public auction toE
ready money, Oh Monday the 2sth day
OF August neat.
4 piece Of Ground lying
|upon the north side of Duke street and
to The westward of Fayette street, 'front.'
ing 26 feet upen Duke street. and run
ming back 100 feet to 10 feet alley
Upon ifllis ground iserected convenient
two story brick dwelling honse with back
IhniIdinss-the sale to be on the premises
at the same tire and place will be SOLD
"a small tract Of land lying in FairfaS
county, containing ahout IL acres known
by tile name CT Bloomfield Farm.
4 n
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-24
81 tie same tine ena piece
EIGHT Valuable Slaves,

Also, at the same time and place by
virtue of Decd Of Trust from Charles
Il. Count hewitt to the subscriber and
Robert Gray, Will be sold Tract q
LAND in Morris Township, Washing
ton county, Pennsylvania, containing
nearly 500 Acres-AhS0, a lot q
Greatad ard Hoase in Nottingham, state
of Maryland.
JAMES KEITH.
July o. Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-24
For Gadn and a Market,

For GadM and a Market,
f6N The fast sailing Brig ECO
@3ksNOafY, Josiah Farrow, master !;
burthen $50 tons or about loo, barrels,
and having twe-tilirds Of her cargo pro-
yided. For freight of the remainder, on
Reasonable terms. apply to
JOHN G.. LADD 81 ca.
Who offer for Sale from said Brig,
5 400 casks LIME, and $4,000 mer-
charitable and clear BOARDS.
august "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-22
Tie Nan ofrBlo0d.

To the shame and disgrace of humanity,
i IS fact that a large proportion ofthe
dominant party in the United States openly
exult and rejoice at the return of NAPOLEON
Bonaparle 10 the throne of France His
ruling passion IS the possession OF power ;
and the history of his life in pursuit Of this
object is written in blood Though all
OF our readers must be aware Of this fact,
but possess nc distinct knowledge oftEe i'm
mense number Of human beings which
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-22

HAY. been sacrificed il wars instigated by
him, since the year 1904 late german
account gives the following statement
which is considered as not over rated.
I. The war at St. Domingo, from the
year 1901 70 1896. Killed, French fol-
diers and faiIor5, 90, ooo--inhabltanIs of
the Hand, at leait 10000 negroes.
Z. The war at fra with England, from
.lSoI till 1914, confirmed in battles,
licknefs, in priloos, and through the de-
valuations of cities, and along the coat
of France -Englifh and their REFLECTIVE
allies, at moderate computation, 200,
900 men.
3. The fhort, but very bloody war
in the fall of the year 1905, colt a. leaif
iso, 900 men on both tldes
4 The infurrection Of the Calabrefe,
IN Sos, deitroyed at lealt 100, 900 men.
s The northern war of 1896 and
1897, dcaroyed at leait 900 900 men in
Germany, Poland Rutlia and France.
6. The Spanilh war'-Were we to
take Napoleon's own account of it, the
refult would be too favorable TO him he
certainly then committed great ari;hmeti-
cal blunders, as, ihould his reports have
proved correct, there would not have
been one man left in Spain -fter the frit
year. At very low and moderate COM
putation there was at leaf 100000 men
Of the French and their allies, and as
many of the Engifh, opaniards and Por-
tuguefe of all ages and sexes, through
battles, devaitations, famines, murders
and epidemic, killed every year, which
makes to the fall of 1873, confequentIy
in fix years. the glorious sum of 2,4oo,
900 human beings.
7 The war in Germany and Poland,
in the year 1909, furnithed at lealt 600,
900 men on both iides
8. The campaign Of 1912 colt, conGd-
ering the immenfe Corrage (train) the
lives Of soc. 900 French and allies, ,ha.
Of 5000 Ruiians 10 battles, LacareD
and burned towns and villages at leaa
zoe, goo inbab.a ANTS in Poland, Germany
and france, throu il the epidemic dileaf-.
es imported by the itaTVed French fol-
diery -confequentlY, 1909, 900 human
beings,
9, The Campaign Of 1913 is certainly
not overrated if itated at 47o, goo humaa
beings.
The little wars inffigated and maintain
ed by Napoleon, are not included in the
foregoing itatement. If we may add
theie numbers together, il gives the fun
of $1,000 human beings, fnce the
year i8c2-a lapfe of ten years, and
if divided yearly, it makes one half of
million every ye2r.-How many lives of
human beings, and the degree Of human
happinefs he lNapoieon) has through
theie wars defroyed, is beyond the reach
Of human calculation. Thofe who doub,
thefe Placements, we propo!e to fend them
% the battle fields of Eylau, Wagram,
Saragcha. Boriodino, and LEIPZIG. and to
the hospitals Of wilma, Drefden and
LEIPZIG.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-22
Dcmsstir JntrIliSenfe.
ii MOST AFFECTING STORY.
WILKES BARRE, PENN MAY (

MAIhno bHhNEs Gun MAI
JAMES BIRD. At the commence.
ment of the late war, a company of cit:-
zens from KInglton, in this county (Lu-
zerne, under the command of Capt
THOMAS, volunteered their fervices to
government. When the fatal difaffer
beiell our army urce r Gen HULL, at De-
trcit, and large reinforcements were wan
ted, the Kingiton volunteers were called
upon to perform their tour of duty.
They marched with alacrity, and remain
ed under the command of Gen. HARRIS
ON, until the reduction of Upper Canada
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-22

BOSTON MAY %.
By gentleman who arrived in town YES
t-rday from Halifax, which Place he left
on the 7th inst. we are informed, that yes
sci arrived there on the 9th il short pas
S lge from England, variously reported al
% y % days. The news bought by her he
aid not learn very distinctly, but undr IS God
that the King Of France had arrived in En-
gland and that war had been declared bea
tween Great Britain and France
We learn further tina. the algeline ciui-
sers have passed the straits end are cruising
in the Atlantic. Notice Of this VS. given
by admiral Fleming 70 C.pi. SpocneF, Of
he George Little and other American cap.
tains al Gibral,sr. Capt Luce arrived III
the Mary GillIoi y Halifax, and thence pro
ceeded 10 this town, wlcrc Ne ARMED yes.
lerday.
Capt. Spooner made application a GibFal
tar 10 Admiral Fleming ior permission u
proceed 70 Cadz - ordeT - obtain pas
sage for toe Uai.ed States, in reply 10 which
h4 received the following;
c5LLFcE LANE, MARCH 20
Sir--The Admiral desires me L. inform
sou th~t an Agtriae sqaadroH orc cruising
IN tie Straits entrance, and that II IL there
tore probable that I'd merchan, vessels will
sail ilom Cadiz for Amelice,
am sir, your most obi. sert.
Alr. Sfooaer. ID. ClIlMMO, Sec.
Capt. Luce states that the privateer Sine
qoe-Non was captured Feb 90, near M4dti.
"a, BY the G.sk Sloop Of war, OF % guns,
Capt. &C. Lenock, after chase of hours,
and firing upwards Of 20 shots I wo 50
pound Shot were fired into the Sine qua Non
after she had surrendered. Part OF the of
hcers of the Sine qua Non, acd of the Geo
Little went 20 England in the Eurllas
higate. Capt l. arrived at Gibraltar about
| the 10th OF March--the news Of peace ar
rived there about the 25,h. The Esk had
taken no ether prizes. The Sine qua Non
has captured nothing except the Antona,
| arrived. The George Little was captured
on the 10Th of February by the Grampus
trlgate, alter short chase.
.SfQni3h Fleet We learn E,o.,, Ca,,ta;,,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-22
SPANISH AMERICA.

Gsn Mofillo, with 10 500 Spanifh
soldiers, arrived from Cadiz the 9TH
April al Aargaritta, and took pohs zion
OF thar place on the 10th, and proceeded
70 The kingdom Of Santa Fee, whereby
the whole of that extenhve Province will
be delivered Ct the Infargerts, and the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-22
AUGSBURG, MARCH ~

AUGSBURG, MARCH II
The Military chiefs of the Milanese
Government are excellively alarmed at
the unexpected debarkment of Napoleon
near their coat. New arrefs have taken
place and eighteen carriages TO be fol-
lowed by others with about forty priion-
ers Of tate, have been conducted to the
Fortrefs of Mantua.
Letters from Italy announce that the
Engli.h troops in the Gen2ee tetrito,y
have orders to advance towards Nice, To
occupy that frontier. The Piedmontese
are to act In concert.
The Manlius dropped down the river
days before falling. An ~der far an
Enba,g9 zyas received on The morning gftbe
18th, wnen the fupefcargo hurried down
and got under weigh from the Cordovan
on the 10Th. A French veiel under the
Bourbon flag, was captured off there by
the Britifh. The people landed. In confe
quencc of the communication being cut
off between Bordeaux and other ports, it
was impcilible TO learn what veiIels had
lately arrived or failed Markets impro
wing cotton had riien in Paris.
.Exfrad az LITTER dated Bcrdeaux, Lbri s
/" This place has fubmitted to the
authority of The Emperor on The M inf
and the Imperial government is every
whore re.eitabliihed except in few of
the fouthern departments, and their fub-
million is hourly expected No blosd
has been ihed. and the public tranquility
has not been diiturbed The apprehsn.
fon of war with England and the other
allied powers, has advanced the price of
cur Imports"
In the event Of war this ceuniry will
receive lis principal fuppIies Of colonial
and other foreign produce under the
American flag French produce is dc.
clining. il rumoured that the pre-
tent oulles will be continued, bur of this
there is no certainty. My next will ad-
wife you Of the expected changes.