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From tie B,ites5rre Democrat.l

esuscibcr aastefs himself that ne has outgencral,
led a the gaIdcg,gs IN the Quilted States of America
by the simple production ~ sRia seed Beet which c
srt out last spring, and which, after the ~ treatment
from the frost, dfp: ,ht and other hch met
with, yielded me seven quarts aud gait OF seed
VIII ch AZ tile low price six ccHi< per -i w,u bring
three dollars and fnfty cents. L. sn0Gd improve
this seed in the way and by the sa'ae yiea HE
cond cr will bring me 1911 bushels -nG II lusrt and
that viii bria- me : ii099i- wish thrreader To kacp
this secret ~ can market Tar IN, third crun
Of scVd Which VIII bring y i3,53j 37I 6Ju
thrhl suali be- aait % ~ the banii IN The United
states besides have uusheii tfore 'o1d a tie SHIPS
th,t aaii on The ocean. SgHPfIt -, fIGYJN.
Egt sssss.it.s szsse z,ss A.sss' Sss'vzs,sg-1
DiaD-In Lopdou. on the 10Th al December
last, al very advanced age, Col. ,YJhn Ua8lii.
taa, formerly Consul Of h. Rrtanaic Majesty
10 the State Of Virginia an appointment which
he filed with distinguished applause for up
wards of twenty years, and from which lie was
recalled III consequence OF the late war
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3Eitsye.Y, Itc. n
.rag;cal escnt i,uk place ,6st-ray afternoon IN hs
e,'y-Caurt ile>. ri. g"i,l, o.licer he se.vice
vi frant, ls tor ,'ne time drove in sacAncy coach
to gun-s.ata's where he hnHght a doLhlebarrellet
HON pistol, which he caused De loaded in his pre-
sence, and gctting again i.;o his coach blew cat his
brains. IL Va taken u st. i0hs hospital where he
died a, iccioch. Itere found uprn him letter adj
dressed 10 az august parsonage. There j. .Eeat reason
- suppose thn apelse de,ts have led this officer
s1ch rash act.
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We are indehtcd.to Mr.. Topnt of the Mar
chants Hall Reading Room TO- Buenos AyleS
papers TO the beginning Of December. q hey
are principally fitted with official documents
and political paragraphs. They contain some
accounts o. trllling militia operations IN ihe m
terior, and OF the movements OF the Portuguese
army, but nc important event seems 10 have
taken place
They contain accounts of the proceedings
in the Courts of Virginia against the ship
Sa.te jeriho, accompanied with angry remarks.
lhcy are very indignant at her being called
a psr4Jc, as she was commit ssioned by the
tHrncs Ayres government. They say the
Sntcfecino held pIivateers commission OF
a legitimate government, and for this reason
the imputatIon ofPirdcy IS absolutely ca am
mating aud unworthy OF being listened TO,
&c. \ paper OF Nov. 18th, contains long de
cree relative to cruisers.
we have looked over several of the ofhcial
papers, particularly those which relate to the
Portuguese expedition, n paper OF Dec. |,
but we do not find any that we think 1t worth
[P4tijot.
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ERrTISH COURT niARTIAt.

The hon. Augustus Stanhcpc, lieut.. OF the
18th dragons, was tried before court martial
at Cham5ray, Sept %, 1916, tor gambling with
lord Deauchd'np "a youth whom he entced
aud overrcachel, winning o0Jli. him at cards
lie was fonnd guilty, and sentenced to be
discharged from the army, which sentence
was approved Of by tie .,r;uce Regent, and
carried into effect.
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tNTERNALrAxES

II may not OCcar 70 some OF our readers
that the direct taA, expiring by its own l;nta-
ton widi tne rrcseu. session of congress. was
not ono. % slse taNcs which congress las re-
tescd TO rsacs the direct tau, II ought to
be genecai yrsTi k-rstooh, exists 10 longer, il
having been deemed unnecessary or ia
exPed,ent TO provide by iaw for its renew
al. Mt Int.
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forts to easl:ve ,is, iiow back on the coast OF
the Peninsula"
our fortunes and lives To the Altar OF Liberty
aud must flourish or t.i.lN,lt the Independence
OF our country. Without some untoward in :
tcrposition of Providence, the day i, not far
distant when the wear, soldier shat! pillow on
the bosom OF our independent government {.
bask i'll the Sunshine of national gratitude.
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DIRECTT4X or 1915.
NOTlCE is hereby riven-'Ti;
is Hereby uiven-Thaf iIif

~ S'NOb BoA '"t-
Direct fa2 ct the Unt.u S;aIcs TOR 1915 on the lyl.
lowing Described property situated IN tis State having -
nainS unpaid one year from III date oftIe Notification
OF the COLLECTOR IN whose pric the said prlrt.t, lis,
tat tie tax bad berone'ne and payable the same or 80
much thereof rs may he necessary satisfy the said tax
due thereon with an addition OF twenty per cep-wii be
mond. in the County Of Henrico. ON thursday the aeh
day of May. 1917. az ten o'coe, a. NJ and u contns
from day day until Sold
NaPes " t0t- Via, C0uhf siftqic and dol,t 1cij6lf
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CNarLeeton III o.,

Twenty 81 ght cuorei .iisahtc,i a.,.u,. 80 ;.s
parrof those sent home from london ~ the A.
Incrican Co0sul, III the cartel brig lSaisoset
were taken from on board that vessel YES Ter
day forenoon, and committed To tiIc '. arl.-
house; where they are 10 be examined by
Committee OF the City Council, ana such as
tan produce testimonials ofti,er freedom will
ia discharged. The remainder Some Of whom
are supposed to he slNcs) viii he retained in
custody, until evidence 90 the contrary can
Dc procGred. Courier.
.
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Iohf0n. NOr ~.
William Cassigcre Shaw, whohad smnc iiinc
back pleaded guilty 70 q charge of felony,
committed Dy the embezliemcui of 10. g99L OF
fae public money whilst employed in the
ton,nls ariat IN North america, was brought
~ for Judgment. Being asked what lie had
"a say n opposition to sentence being imncdi.
sieis pronounced against Iim, me desired per
ni s.nn o. be heard Nv ISIS counsel Which be.
inx granite Nr. sevSu cOuteuded that the a.
iene"d beng charged with frie'V orght By
las, 90 have been tiied IN NE cnisnV ,ytere
IT, ofcnre had hccn committed. Tine l2tb
Of the hing empowered ihe }tt9fnet fien-ral
10 proceed iu tiis country against persons
charged giih ccftau crimes and mis1emea-
sors committed abrOai, bnt 1t did not extend
e. felony. Nr. ii.ord foiioWeL~.zsI The same
side. 1sc Attorney oensz reply, cou.
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CAROLINASUGAR.

4 sample Of Sugar, made Oh Dr. Chilsom's
plantation within the last fortnight, may be
seeu ut this office The grain is very fine, and
TIE smsa and taste Is Ys strong as that of
the best Hayaua Mdscovados. We are sorry
TO learn, That several cntprprisiog gentlemen
who have gOnelargCiey into the culture Of this
article, have 10 the greatest proportion OF their
cane irCin not having tiieirnilis IN rau !iness to
grind, when il was first cut: bur this is an evil
which may be avoided another year: aud 1t is
gratifying to observe, that those who are most
Interested IN, and best acquainted with the
bic results
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SHENANDOAH.

Jacob lkar lo1 acres of land OF Hawks
NIL, adjoining Jacob Bios
ser and others
Charles Buck,jr. 500 acres ofiand adjoining Jas.
Roy, and others, unimpro-
John v. BusIsirk 107 acres of land on Pity
Mo'ln;in, adjoining John
Priire and oihegs, uninl-
proved
James Edwards $50 acres Of land on The waters
81 south river, adjoining
VIM. Carson and Others
uninProvei, q
Peer Edwards a. acres oflaud ut the foot Of
Dckey's hill, adjoining
Reuben Moore and others
Solomon Ewell 2G1 acres of lend on Greasy
ron, near the head Oeeapr
cd by Rob -, 10 .,iny
FerdiEando Fairfax 27p acres % land rirc nt-r the
Oar BanA trntt
Jacob feelle 10 acres ofialf on Cai,bnrun
adjoining David Stiebley &
oi.egs, snmprpyed
George French 3 acres % Rand On the Blie
RIDGE, Melan's Gap,
George Graves 2,6s5 acres of land on tue Three
top mountain p
Daniel Henry, dec. 3oz acres Oi land south ri.
yrr, adjoining Elijah Roy
and Others. Inmprovth
Gcorg Hetiie lolco acres OF land on the Bre
Riis, adjoining William
Abbott and others
George Lind - acres oil land OH the waters
Of TUrkeyrnn
John Messersheirs 12J acres of land lying ~ Ire
head ofthc biz FOOT. adicir-
ing Hez. Evans and oilers,
uninprovcd
Owner not known
Turkey ran Nonumber Of acres precise.
y aSeFiained, !ugo n FUR
Jonathan Per $50 acre, If land, on the wa
tiers Of Slider creek
Robert SCOTS heirs 1221 acres Of laad, car ,he
mouth OF Pow els bic foot
adjoining Christian Cradle
ast 9th IS, uJslp owed
Chares Sexton 22i acres OF and on the wsters
of Flint run, adjoining jas.
Stens0n and others, unim.
John sk;sk 229o acres Of lind near The head
OF Powclls hig iolf. adioir-
ing Michael Glen and 9th.
ers, unimproysd 2
Alexander smith 2eo acres of land, lying near
Richard c. Walters 1876 acres Of lard adjoining
FieldiSg Thompson and D.
Tiers, improved aid occu-
pied by Philip Long
james wilson's heirs G Z acr.s II land on Pass run
At the foot Of liofntons
Cap adi oiHng JOHN Alien
andoihers. improved
ROCKINGYAW.
James Early 33s acres Of land l,iug ON the
blue Rifgc, adjoining the
large survey Of pan. Boug-
EeF's. uniiuprOsrd
thos' Gifihs or Gibson lni Of grounl cDntainirr
acre ~ Port Repnhirk. on
Naftg street, Opposite the
Nfh'nit mcctinghcu,e,
improved
Jacob Goielay lot Of grouni IN guzes
town, contai'nuy p0ics i'm
front, on The nmn street
ltafing TO Smuni5n, iu
prov .
henJimin iIa9a loi acr.sol lard. adionin~ John
BpOutl ani o.otsr Sites.
iiarrsv'1
John JOS gh iotor er,und in kn.,a,,ou,
containing fve poles iu
iront ant - rer.fs facs
on tie main street, unIn.
proved
Jan's IcAuscland 80 acres oflsri. adifininr S..
mul Mtler, Tri-y 81 G
and oililll. op flc fnd
it1iisa frou poI, Hctrh.
We 20 Browns Cop, af f'.s
conjunction 0i fq road cs-
ming ifun Mlsr's io-er.
uriH fro-t4
Hugh Paul iot OF round ia r w ifo,n.
the main fiansfon
street. adioi i.r, the pnRir
sq are rffa'rs in 'front.'
nfin 2ohlet. nni.nfoytd, ?
JACOB lt1ot p acfC. It iaid near Henry
Per eis mli, af si,e
Pefi,ey isAls ald Others.
iuiprTli
tpit 'orf efrf, Hi-iJftld. i1if Tn f7l7.
wM. D. TAYLOR C.iicrf ~ rte fest
t'Na1'sn Diari0 il fle Sor q y3rrj9fr
go. g
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- His Excellence Da,id =. Mitchell, Gov
ernor of this State, having been appointed y
gent OF Indian Affairs at the Creek Nation
which Il is uudorstGOd he accepts the honora-
Die il!idm KaJun, Presideut OF senate, will
Of course 81 tie GubernatOfidi Clair froni the
dste OF Goy'r Mitchell resigeatou, which we
believe Will take place In tew dsysl until an
election OF Chief Magistrate by the nest Le-
gsiaturc. Georgia JOnnqi.
~ Since Tie removal OF our troops from
Camp Crawford near 4ppalachicOla Bay, tie
Indians ~ that quarter have manifested an
urtriendiy disposition, by burning the houses
erected there tor the accommodation OF the
troops, sc. a large number or the savares
are said 10 be embodied, as If they cOntempll-
Ted further mischief. TEb
We learn from yariors sources, aud have
been requested TO state, for INSTRUMENTATION vi
persons removing tothe Mississippi Territory.
that tie most alarming scarcity ct provisions
prevails on the road from Fort Hawkins 10
Fort Jackson, and also in MANY settlements OF
tri. ~ TO the postmaster Of this place, dated
the tn inst says" No corn can DC purchased
after leaving Georgia, null yOn get 10 the
place ealied Burnt Corn--it Is then scarce, M
four and five dollars the bushei-none 20 be
got on this side OF EOmbigbee river az any
price" The mail contractor assures rs. he
purchased corn with difficulty f,r his post nor
Ses at seven dollars per bushe, that Tie dis
tres on the ROAD IS very great. AID MANY IA
miles. almost ina state Of starvation, are re-
tracing their steps, aud endcavOriur to get
baclstO tiGs state. \ knowledge OF these facts,
Wii warn thOe. remOyug or about to remove
ei tie ditfirsitieS they nave to encounter should
they persistln entering the Greek Nation be
lore neb ial aud tEc editors Of newspapers in
north aud South Cd"aina, by giving them re
mccall publicity, may prevent much suf.
fsfi9g. re.
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The following passage winch relates TO
the retreat Ofthe French army from Mos
COW, IS extracted from ihe Sketch of
Russia" just published by Sir Robert
wilson.
In The hospitals Of wilma there were
above 500 dead and dying, frozen and
freezing. The bodies Of iie former,
BROKEN UP, served TO stop the cavi-
ties 80 windows, hoors, aud walls /;
but IN one Of Size corridors Of the Great
Convent, above 1000 bodies were piled
up transgersely. as pigs OF lead or iron.
When those were finally removed on
sledges 10 be buried the most exiraor-
dInary figures were presented by the va
gict9 Of their aallgdes--ior none seemed
90 have been broken 10 a composed stale
--cech wss fixed iu The last action Of bis
lRe, "a Tue ..2sl direction gwen 10 his
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Spanish AMERICA.
FROfT FIdYAN4

a passonseriu the Wiiliam-ilcnry, -
days from Havana, informs, that ii was
currently reported at that place, hal the
patriot General Nina had been defeated
III Mexico, ami that he had elected his
escape Y tia only aboti 800 of his loiieW-
eTs. 4 large feet of rlcrchSntmen sailed
Tor Spain about The 10th nit Several
G"ine%ueu iad recently arrived wii!
large cargoes ofSayes, ana bad oyeYs,ocA-
ga ihu market Tie corvette General
Srnt, Was fitting cui for 4 cruiZe The
Young Wasp was !aid az.
r. I. Here. ado
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limbs: even the eyes retained The last
expression, either OF anger, pain or en-
treaty.
:" In the roads, men were collected
round the burning RUNS oithe cottages,
which y mad spun ct destruction had
fired, picking and eating the burnt boz
dies OF their fellow men; Wide thou
sands O! horses we're moaning III agony,
knew no pity. Ia n;nv OF the sheds,
men scarcely alive. had he..ped upon
their frozen bodies human carcascs,
which fostering by tie communication of
animal heat, had mingled tie dying and
tie dead III one mass OF putrlacuon."
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GENERAL NINA.

a leiier from a respectable CONNIE rciai
housr IN ilavaha, received at NcW Or
leans, dated Sept. Is. states, that the reUs
'e'fa,p a S"o'f d'sfa.ee II ne ccpitat. In
order to obriale Tie effects Wiich ihi~
news might itavc Oh the public mind al
Havana, the government bad circulated
a report that he was surrounded ana aust
inevitably fall. The letter odds, that in
consequence OF these reports, all sp cula-
lions in The trade OF Vera Graz and AILA-
leo iIad ceased Al iieyana.
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Cast IRON ParemeRf.-Ihe Csu>cwaying OF
the streets with hiOcks0! cast Irou ts has been
lately began Ia London, appears 10 be IA CON
temptation even in Edinburgh, The neighbours
hood OF wnch used once 10 supply the streets
OF IonsiOn with stone. Part o. North COLLEGE
street, there, it seems, IS already laid with iTou
blocks, by wayof experiment.
HALFAx, Oct. 2f-FIics of London papers
TO Sept. II nave been reCvNed. The citG.ges
iR The French MiHisi.l seem 10 be the Osiy e.
vent of any Importance ih6t has taken place
since our iLst advice :--SeVerai OF the Lurton
papers view IL i'll Il very strong point of light
sShdviug in effect placed Louis completely ia
the power ut party hitherto adverse 10 his
Government, and favorable to that Of the fai-
len enemy. ere this really the case, we
think IL must call for the interference OF
The Allies; bat tile O!tlc!ai document in which
tllS Change Is announced wears the appear
ance o voluntary ACT on the part Of the king;
and may, perhaps. render him more popular
with his subjects.
LoNpoN, sept. IA memorial has beenpre-
selltcd 20 the Board OF Trade by the merchants
OF hnsSto '..HiItSa, OH the state OF the trade
between that port and the Spanish Colonies.
The great advantages winch G.. Britain would
derive rom the establishment of the indepen-
dence of the Spanish Colonies are placed Dy
this memorial III a most striking Ii ght. Ii states
that since these colonies nave Oeen thrown o.
pen TO the British lag, the trade with them has
multiplied beyond all expectations; That up
wards OF ten Msslt1N sterling OF Brush pidUuidc-
ture, have already been introduced anon: anu-
merouS Sni almost u,ItnUwn people y that be-
ing now fdmiiiarlEed 10 then USE there IS every
reason TO DeiieYe that the Increase of cOnsump-
ton would he incdlculabie, were the inter
course to be kept free from interruption. The
swarm OF lnsurgent priyateerS which have
lately infested the south Seas, are stated, how
ever, to have greatly alarmed ihe traders and
endangered their property; aud hope is eX-
pressed that his Majesty J. iernmeni wall see
ut to afford the interests OF lis subjects that
protection, by congoy, which is common to the
trade of outietand consumption Of British ma
nuiactuTes ia these parts OF the world.
LONDON, Sept. I6.-By the ship Tyne, letters
have reached town from Bengal 10 tie list
May. These communicate the intelligence. that
since the fall Of Fort Hattras. the Brush troops
mad taken eleven other forts winch accord
ing to adylces received at Bengal from the az
my, had left the enemy's cOsntry at tie entire
mercy Of the British.
An ariicicfrom Bnentstates with confidence
that the bOurbOIs OF France will interest them
selves actively ia preserving TO the Spanish
branch OF the family the SOulh American ter
TltOries.
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The expedition which will sail first, win
sail for Peru, whittier it will transport 4
or 5000 troops of all arms. The second
will have on board 1000 men, and will be
directed according 10 circumstances. As
to foreign auxiliary troops, which II is
said are TO be joined TO our forces to en-
sure the paciiicationc Of our colonies, il ap-
pears al present 10 be a runner circulated
without any foundation.
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LlTEsT FN0M GIBRALyAR.

The Brls VUperncdn WoDber, has arrived
at hoyton, IN thirty days from Gibraltar,
tenDer.
GiBKAtTaR, sept. &c. The brig Cumber-
land from AicAandria, arrived yesterday with
-four, Tor which we eNPgct 90 realize from -
70 ~ dollars very large quantities have ar
Which has ca.scd adeprcssou in our prices
Tebacco is aiftady at IS doiidrs--nOt more
thduC00 hhis. in nest hsnls, aud that Is held
for hstier prices, which, no doubt, wiil be rem
lied iu a month on two.--ihce would com
mapd nov from ~ TO cash.
23th.-Ihe Orleans aud ADih0an are wait
ing tor fruit from Malaga.
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EatTaci q n i.;ter Pam Port Spain, Tria;tpd,
.lnf.I y. [ y I,tIr-

.rtea y. l. &, 1917.
(Conmuu.caicd tor tie Lo.i Ton paiy Advcitlscrl
" here Is $50 news OF concurrence in circu-
lation here The times ase very dun, and a
most malignant yellow leycr IS sweeping oil all
our iniini,ltants lis rage is beginning 10 sub
side aid am inhopeS il viii be hui ot short
duration
have JUST returned noin an expedition
for rbc reilct'ut the Right Rev. Bishop 0t An
gosiitrd. WHO WAS wrecked 10 his attempt to
escape from Guiana, {Juiv j.. on its tall into
the hands of Tie Patriots; md am sorry 10 saw
the Bishop departed this lite previous TO our
arrival with assistance, ON a small Island called
Capo Loran, il one OF tie mouths OF tile Orc
HOco"
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TIE Bqtteyy 0,,gst;ou ouce n,oye

NEW YORK, NOYemOVt 6.-We now give from
the Minutes of me Corporation, 4 copy of the
Letter fro'a the secretary at War TO The Mayor
vi tins city, on the subject OF erecting bulid-
mgs on the Battery We also comply with
request to publish vIndicatiou of Gen. SCOTS
cOnddct IN relation 10 the buildings in cues
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DEPARTMENT OF WAR,

OctO5eI 2ith, 1917.
SiP-l am directed by The President, to ac-
knowledge Ihe receipt of the letter which you
addressed TO him Oh the STA instant, in relati-
OH to subject which has unfortunately given
rise 10 an unpleasant controversy between the
CorpOlatiOI OF New York aud the General OF.
IiceT commanding the troops OF tie o. States
in that Department.
Had il been known to the President that
ihe erection OF buildings on, the main land, &C.
ded to the Unit"d States, adjoining the Batte.
~ at New YORK, WAS contrary to the wishes
OF tie Corporations of that city, he would not
have authorized the erection OF them-and he
deeply regrets, that lie was not appraised ct the
fact, before the Corporation undertook to di-
rect their Street Commissioner to perform an
act, la compatible, as he thinks, with the ces-
sion of soil made by the Corporation OF New
orr, and that jurisdiction made Ivy tie state
TO the u. States.
Whether the United states have or have
not right TO erect buildings OF the descrip.
ton contemplated by the commanding Gene
raj OH the ground coded 10 tnem BY the Cor.
poratiOn OF New York, is d question OH which
~ you Justly observe, the judicial authority,
is, perhaps, alone competent to decide On
oil such decision, the President deems it inn
proper 70 perform any act which may be con-
sldcrud a rtlinqnIahmUnL Of the right. With
This reservation I've does IOf hesitate in "A Spi-
rit oil accommodation 20 yield 10 the wishes Of
fhe Corporation and the citizens OF New York
have the pleasure. therefore, to inform YOU,
that orders have been given TO prevent the e.
rection OF the buildings III question, aud to re.
move the materials.
have the honor to be, with great cOIlsidera-
ton and respect, Yonr ODedient Servant,
GEORGE GRAHAM,
Acting secretary OF War.
JACOB RADCLIFFE, Esq
MayoT gf The cifyof NeU York.
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LnciedcN's Bcaen.-On Friday evening
last, although tie weather was mlavora-
be, Mr.. lncledon was greeted viii. a
house literally overlooking in every nook
and corner aud mnltitudes went away
unable 10 gain admiliance. Asuhcy came
m the best humor TO be pleased, lie APP
pause was ready, warm aud loud
Bfact egd Susan" was followed by four
distinct rounds. But Of all the songs he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11

David 3. Warden, Esqr late consul
general at Paris, has issued prospectus
for publishing a statistical and h5stofl-
cal account Of the United States, in four
e,tayo solamns. Tie industry and re-.
search of MIR. Warden, united 10 very
general information, will make the work
q desirable addition 10 our collection of
facts relating 10 tie governments and ia
situations Of this country.
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dwelt under it. "a similar event took
place in the night of the 4th and 5th of
March, in the district of Talaga, where "a
number OF houses, with all their inmates,
were in like manner overwhelmed in ruin,
and not a trace of their existence left.