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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-18
March H..

NiRGINA.At rules held in the Clerks once ~ sc
s9peior Court Of chancerv. FOR Tie Richmond Dis
uict, the i2lh day Of March, 1917.
william Ryan, Piaj,tjs.
James Lynehex'r Of william Rya1 dec Miles Todd and
william Lamb, -, gc,aa.,ts
The Defendant James Lynch, not tavine erte,.d hi.
appearance and given security according To- de aef Of A.
semhy and ihe rules This court aud it appearisg II,
satisfactory evidenrethat he is an n ami M tbi
country; j. Ordered. nat the said drfrndsu ~, 90,
pear terc on the first day of the next term ana ans
e Pill of the psiniin and that cory " his orfer 10
l9ith~,h nseuedinsone ucwspapcr published IN fhr
city u Richmond for two months sicres.iVe1s ann go 4
ed At The ronido VI the Capitol in tie saidei,y.
copy, Te}ts,
wn.w. HENlNG &C.
Mftn Toe fGJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-18
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

Pdfdd'Hm Office, BoSt0n Ndrch o. man.
The brig Aur,lia, Leach, arrived attl,i,
port Yesterday, IN 40 days from Hare.
bearing papers OF tiat place to Jan. "a,
and Paris tO The 9th
Messrs. Thayer aud COPELAND are pas
senEers Ill the Aureiia. They report no
political news of consequences Flour
was 10 ia l6, and rice ~ and 10 dollars.
elr. Coles. Nm. Messenger bad arrived
at Paris iioni st. Petersburg. and inform
ca OF or differences with Russia, being
adjusted.
More Than 60 merchants Of Nsrseilic.
had petIiloned the French Legislature for
the repeal Of The law declaring that civ a
fee port.
Marshal Lefebre, Duke ofDanizic. had
been restored 10 bis dignity on taking lie
oath to tie king.
The celebrated Gen. lie Clerc had died
in Pals.
Al Eton, near London. nearly half the
houses were under wsier. api The inbab-
llan's received provisions from boats at
the second stories.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-18
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

GENERAL REFLECTIONS,
Upon tie Proposition far calling a Conren-
ton, toamsnd the zConstitution Of Virginia,
al this time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-18

NJ SN/,ns 81 Richmond aud 10, vicinity, VII, " 81
." bn'idor ionuo,e a. veil IS centieritn resaivo ~
,f '"shtft arc informed INST Dssigns, DfaNnes art
Rms io Country s'afs, dwelling honscs slofss are
eseeNeu ny the snoscIltcf WITH Trtclsou
e.o .st'u'des Tor ma,sris fYfn s "a. IL ferprtd ~
peNoa !" he mddeiO 81 Kennedy. PIE ln,Snd q, pf-
mace, OF al The U. 5. Arsenal Ches.-f6e 3 count q,
49,, {NDaEit fsSCSlS, 4rchH =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-18
March IL.

ENERBEHT \. CLAIBORNE, lfffO,.arl, at I-nTr vii
he Obliged To spend several weeks during The on
suing spring in the States of South Caroline and orr
and VIII undertake the transaction business i'm ether
OF those States or IN n. Carolina Persons wishing 10
einpoy him i'll call at his Office in Earrss Ii,.;Dg
In his absence, his professional Smsiness will be faI.
yatended to by arornies who practice in Lis conf.
March To- Io,,f
"a Enthusiastically 10 at OF the t:euc Al ls-e,-
bly, of Virginia, passed the I'd day OF january is3
ent'ed IN act esiapii shire Town the courthorse
U ,he comfy "i LnnenbnIe he sold public a,.c-
ourg courthouse nifty LOTS, ali half acre each ad
joining the Public SqnaTe. The sale to continue from
DAY to day until sale OF the Whole number of lois sha
be effected. H' '''
TERMS fourth ofthe purchase money cash. and
The balance IN threee. ual annual nstalmcnts
BY tie Trustees.
MATCH ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-18
Nfarcll Is

bJUBLIc sALs-By vrtSe Of deed ofIrnst eTecn-rd
tome subscribers by John T peasants, for pnrp,-
ses therein mentioned and recorded in the so,v ra,rt
OF fo"ha'an, aud hy the agreementant consent ale
parties conceined--Wh positively IT, seid Without re-
serve ctbe highest bidder, at PEW conf hon a.,
we 81 WEDNESDAY nNF rii next, ('sing court day) he
'act f"rd, conveyed by the said deed and on which,
he.ah John T. Feassns iately resided cortainns ~
acres more OF less lying On Jones creek IN The said
ne irs "i sale viii be four thousard dollars In "a sh
and te balance va Two equal annual r.,m.r-s "a he a.
cu!ca by n deed oftTuston the land " ~
he TILE u believed 70 he rood hut n
only convey The rist ths.T By he trust deed
and agfeensnt aforesaid. 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-18
JOSIAH SMITH,
and ! yru,tss,
Wan. S. DANCE.
lrch is. ,Oi;ds
hiarch ls.

{ 1HIcKAuOMINY LAND J5T .S0Ie.-for sale that va
y liable Tract Of LohI in Ncw-kent county on
Chicsahominyriver, on which Richmond ana Nijjissn
Allen dec formerly lived. The tract conains ah3ut
uio acres more OF less; LAYS aboui 80 mites the
mouth OF The river, (which is navipablc Ia lie au cr
vessels OF considerable buthen) about 80 nsiIo nom
lHchHond has an u AN ABUNDANCE of excellent pine
l'nher, ana on its shores several good fisheries 20
,Suu produces corn wheat aud oats, we'll (partcrafiv
.he hlst-S IN a pretty good state improvement ,rI
Gent for the farm. W
ne sale will he made gu the premises to the hIrhet
bidder on Monday, 18th inst for IN money i'm nne.
months, aud the other in eighteen months ron, H..
uay OF sale deed OF trust on the Land reqnir,i
10 secure the credit part Ofthe purchase money oua
with good security for each devsees part s NAV ne
greed on. 49, - ' NC 81
ihere VIII probably be sold, At the time a part;
0r'he whole Of the Negroes on the uaniation
WILSON ALLEN, Jor self end othcy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-18
March 10

II virtue of deed Of na5ie 20 Tie Sil-eTi5eT
~ James CTyer, for certain pnrpnsos therein men
uohed and admitted 20 record in The office of feur,ra
Cohhy Court the Sd Of December lastwilI be sold in
me subscriber, at the Re sverH fe city Of Ric,nIoJ
o1 wednesday. the twelfth day Of the nsv month AZ ~
O'clock the following Tracts If LQ1d.
ohf 81 seventeen thousand acres, lyiDg aud being in
mohts"rry county aud Oh the west side Of Ve,~ river
Que OF three thousand hundred and seventy sve
acres, lying IN the couuty Of GTesnbrer and Oh, .I
tiers Of Big Clear creek ~ va.
Aud the otner ofsaid tracts cpntaiinr vo tbo,sa,d
seven hundred and nythree acres binrin The s,d
creek aforesaid. - 's Nie"'
sAhoi which Tracts were purchased by Thomas Cryer
OF James WEIGH, aud IN the aforesaid deed are more mar
ticulariy described. THO PuitlNC to- p"i-
February Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-18

SPANi " IiiDeS-s2o Lagnia o. nides trimmed
- ava offHms quality, j9streseved by sch. Jane aut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-18

W.. sHERHERD.I In St.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-30
WAsHISGrcN, Ken. March %.
From fhe Wesfern Ctfizan.
cOMMUNIcATIpR.

DlED-On AiOGuSy last, In the SD
year OF his age, the Rev. Samuel Ran
nails, the pastor ut the Presbyterian
church in this place, and of an adjoln-
ing congregation. This man of God
was called In the course of divine pro
violence, to suffer long and very pain
iul Illness, under Snica he naHIiestsd
uncommon patience and christian resig
nation. Amidst all his suHeripgs his
heart was strong III the lold and in the
power oil his might, and MS tongue was
as ready 10 suffer long and very pain.
tui illness, under which ne manifested
uncommon patience, and christian re-
Siguation, Amidst all his sufferings his
heart was stroGg In the lord and IN the
Lord and la the power OF his might,
and his tongue was ever ready 10 yindi-
cate "the ways OF God 10 man" Up
wards oil twenty years OF his life, he
Try OF the everlasting Gospel. He ever
remained firm In the defence Of "lhe
!aith once delivered to the Saints"
Notwithstanding all heresies SS schisms
which tor sons years past, have inter
rup'ed The peace and prosperity of the
churches In this state, He held Jd8t the
form Of sound u words lie was unit
'oFmiy exemplary III his Condact--he
was faithful and alfectionatc In the dis
charge OF ms ministerial duties--!he
was greatly endeared to his flock and
venera,ed by all Seldom, 1t is be
iieVed, has the power OF inc religion OF
jesus been more tminently displayed.
than in the lite and death of this servant
OF the most high. His life zvas truly
The ae Of re righteous and ais iaSt end
SDGs IKE HIS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-30
- ;ysTgEsN .sEFgssFFyywiERfy
OBITUARY

Departed th's lite, on The 2sth Inst.
after lingering illness HIN. j Vefeh.
the only son OF capt. James Veitch, for
meriy resident Of Mary land. He was
Is yrais Of age, had a strong toith ~
Christ aud taik.0 much OF Heaven and
Heavenly :h'uys. IN his illness, a short
time before be expired, when surround
ed by many ifiends. he appeared to be
strengthened by . Supernatural power
ne called bis friends 10 his bed, and bid
them all farewell, shaking The m by the
hand, telling them, at the same time, he
hoped TO meet them in 2 better world.
Also requested mis- father, to bid his
friends IN Maryland iareweli-that hi
knew be should meet them all thai
proved failktu! in Heaven. He then
said, om done, and expired. He has
lett behind him, tender father, mother
and sister, To lament his loss
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-30
SHIP kSE NEWS.

Sioop Mechanic, bsnce, has arrived
az Charleston, S. e. afIer passage OF g
divs.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-30
PUBLIC SALES.
By JOHN JACKSON q Co.

THIS DAY, at 10 A. M.
Az the auction Office, Union ftreet. be,wee,
King and Prince freetS, will be fold
cafe York ftripes, flitable for pan
falcons, Pan
Cotton caffimeres
Madras hdfs
White and cold. thread
inPer linen tapes, Nos. n t6.,
Cambria mullins
furniture dimities
common do
iuP' prints, good patterns.
cotton fhaws
fix do
lhirtihg co,tons
domeitic checks
r ftp. donieftic giRs ham,
London Gihghams, long lawns. Irib
dowias, IS pieces, Hag hdfs. good oualitv
veitings, lace wells and fhawfs. cotton ~
lngs, cotton hdfs, linen fbeetinps G,rnan
ders' iiik and cotton ftockil gs, etc. etc.
loo bbls. turpentine
40 bbls. Muicovado fngars
80 boxes mould candles
80 No, chocolate hyperion quality
10 boxes pipes
pipes Cognac brandy.
Segars, Oil,
Teas, plough lines,
Bed cords, etc. etc.
april so.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-30
REMOVAL
BOOTS 81 SHOES.

which they will fell on tie mott Reasonable
terms. Thole who favor them with their
patronage they pledge themfelves fhall have
their work made in the lateft Baltimore IA
ihiohs and of the beft materials at the lhort-
eft notice.
BOGCESS q cHARLE7oN. ,
aDr 40
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-30
TEETU

from one to whole fet, in the mof i'm
proved manner. He mends Teeth wiki ill
yer or gold to be as ufeful as ever they were
He cleans, feParateS and extracts teeth,
roots and Bumps in the bef manner.
apr az. At
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-30
DR.. DARRAH,
SURGED.T' DENTIST

d BSPEc1FUtLT Informs the Ladies
IN and Gentlemen Of Alexandria aid its
vicinity, thath has taken room in Mr..
Guy Atkinion'5 hOuie, Oh Fairfax itrect,
where he viii be happy to wait on thcin II
the line of his protection. lie makes and
ih(erts
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-30
ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
MORNING, APRIL 80, 1917.
From tie Baltimore Amensqn.

We have seen all importsnt article
entitled" Violation Of the Treaty of
GAeHf"-lt Is series OF Letters and
Communications by the Lords Bathurst
and Castlereagh on the part of the Bri
fish Cove nmeDt, and By Mr.. Adams
and Mr.. Monroe on the part of the Gov
ernment OF the United States--It ap-
pears, that our Government made
demand upon that OF Great Britain, Ell
Their for the restoration of the slaves
taken from this country by the British
commanders ina Con;ravention OF the
GEst article of the Treaty of Client, or
tho value of them---How and oy whom
the nefarions business of stealing agd
trepaNning people OF color SC. in the
neighbourhood of Chesapeake Bay,
need not be explained to our readers
The words OF thu Treaty are plain end
obvious ;" all territories, places, and
possessions whatever, tsken by either
party during the war, shall be restored
without delay, and also any siaUes or
theT fri0atc frohsrfy."- 10 mystify
and miscOnlrue the meaning of this
article seems TO be the great aim Of the
British Ministers-Their language,
both in their letters and conversations,
on this point, present capital specimen
Ut Diplomatic fnesSe and misconSIruc
tion-Che arguments of Messrs Adams
and Monroe are ably given, and do no.,
nor TO their ialeDts snd their county
indeed, on subject so plain and obvi
Gus, their road va. much less difficult
'han the crooked path taken by their
opponents" The language OF the
treaty (said Mr. a. to Lord G. J ap-
pears clear and uneduivocal, and the vi
olatlon OF it, in carrying away the slaves,
so manifest, and the losses OF property
oCcasioned to our citizens, so serious
and considerable, that could not alan
don the hops, that farther consideration
Will induce your Government ultimate.
~ 10 give due SATISFACTION 70 the United
States"
AS thsir secmedto be 4 determine
ton on the part Of the British Minis
lers 10 decline all satisfaction for the
/ violation of the treaty. MIR Adams, in
his note Of the l7th OF Sept last propo
sed to Lord Castiereagh, to refer the
discussion of the question to some
friendly Sovereign / 0 this fair prupO>
sal, his LordshIp informed Mr.. Adams
"that as he had received MS Majesty
permission to make an excursion &c
lrel nd, the consideration OF the ques
ion must be delayed till his return t.
London !"--There the question rests
'nd vii rest, until +" the third PuniC
war - MeaDwhilett the famous Admi
al c. will enjoy the profits Of his boo
ty.
Erbset Of letter from tie ReU. mr.
Ihomus Missionary al tie Cahe o
Good Hohs to Dr. Swift, Of the Una
fcd States Navy, dated tie 10TH O.
Ahr'k, 1916.
81 lately received six cases of Biblc
sent IN lieu OF those taken and carried
into Boston We are delighted TO hea
bat the Massachusetts Bible Socieu
helped 10 check the flood Of evils attend
inl upon war. This brings to my nint
painful facts. Inkhe fatal affair belor
New Orleans % d tho members Of on
| -nurch here fell, including an elder G
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-30

bers Of the church regularly forme ed in
that regimen, orly abou, tory survl
we'd the campaign. Ono oi a. Ella rs
who lost his leg, and lay on tue he4i oil
battle among the dying and The Lad
from morning till sun set, says, that be
heard many rouuo him speok vi the
happy Gays sprHt here, ahd li,at MY
psn:c was on the lips Vt many, tem
Dilhutes oeiOie they espntd. From all
accounts am disposed 10 think, thu,
many were p,ons who did no, belong 10
the church, and from the above, am
sure they thought. IN their last mo.
ments, on a better name than mine Tor
dire cted them to Jesus, the blessed
Christ. You may easily supp0s, 10.
painful this affair has been 10 n.e, &c
lose SO nauy Of my brave aid pIous
country men, and many oil my own ;pi-
ritual children. o that the Go pei
might take deep root In the Ia ants oil
the rulers OF the world, and ti,Hn they
would learn the art OF war no more.
\ mahome tan said 10 Inc :Iunth OF
two ago, How comes il 10 pass, that
Europeans ATE SAID 10 be III! cnristiuns,
and yet they hate one another"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-30
Mechanic Relief Socie,v.

THE Anniverfdry Meeting of the Ne
chanlc Relief Society, wilt be held or
Thurlddy, the 1T of May at 10 O'clock, a.
IN. at the court houfc.
AS the appropriation Of conhdefabls
funds is anticipated for imu0ftant purpoies,
and particular fubie6ts under confederation
the attendance Of all the relident members
is expected. BY order Of the prehdenf.
apr. IS, JAS. S SCOTT, fcC'y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-25
BY THE MAILS.
INDIAN VAR.

NE reeeived he JoltogYing yesterday from tie
Office Of me Charleston CG-efte, Nov. 10.
We earnby an Officer of the army who
arrived IN town on Sunday last, direc. from
Fort Hawkins, thet hosfitne8 arr erhecfed
Immediately 10 break our betsveen our tyoohs
ard me Seminole Iadions. Gen GAINS.
with his force, took up the line of march
irom Fort Montgomery, on the Alabama,
TO For, Scott, on the Flint river, about the
9Th lit. where he was joined by about
500 Creek Indian Warriors, who would
make his army, including regulars, militia
and indians, amount to about 2 500 men.
The Semiuoles are said to have il the field
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-25

A Mr.. Agrippa Newton, of Groton, Con.
claims the merit of having raised the lsrr
est fnrnih of the present season, weighing
fifteen Hounds and quarter. TT Same
size OF the one raised in Minot, lately no.
ticed in the Gazette.
Great Production. the farm of
Mr. Joseph Clark, of Northampton, Mass.
was raised by him, the present season, three
hundred and eighty bushels of excellent Po-
tatoes upon three quarters OF an ACRE Of
ground, This is believed to be the largest
production OF this vegetable of any heard Of
this fruitful season-Hart Times.
A paper printed at Chillico,hc (Obio)
states that In the vicinity of that town. o
young pear tree, which had never before
borne fruit, has produced this season about
larry Pears weighing on an average one
pound and ha!f each. One of the pears
measures fifteen and half inches in cir
cumierence, and weighs upwards of fva
heanas-A. Y. hatr,.
~ These are fine pears, but not quite
80 good as nigh, have been expected nom
sou mat We have been told is 50 rich inst
Immense crops of "a: hogs, are produeea
from merely sowing pigs tails snd harrow
ne them in
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-25

500 Warriors. Gen. JACKSON and suite
il was expected, would join Gen. Games
al Fort Scott.
The Officer above alluded 10, was des-
patched here 10 procure four held pieces
for tbs expedition, and will return imme'
diatrly
We learn that Gen. Gaines made dc
mand upon the Seminoles for the murder
ers of several whiIes-thty refused, and ~
reply, stated that our people had killed zen
of their tribe, and demanded the balance ~
be given up 10 shem, as the only condhlon
on which they would make peace. The
General made no fuI Their reply, but imme-
diately pu, his uoops IN motion TO operate
against Them Palladium.
Extract eta letter from a friend IN Maine
" You have expressed some surprise,
to The milling business, particularly in the
article oil -four, since the soil in this part OF
the county has been found 10 yield such an
abundance Of fine whea,. 1t is with plea
sure can now inform you that several
mills have been erected within the year
past, and others are contracted for, having
IN view the manufacture of supel hne -four,
which am persuaded, can be sffected With
such economy, as 10 yield, to the enterpri-
sing p.oprielors, a handsome profit. Mr..
Gardner, of Gardiner, Mr.. Vaughn, OF Hal
lowell, and Mr.. Il nam, of Brunswick, are
the leading men in this business and will
intermit no e&rlt ton 10 place their esiab-
lishmenls on the most extensive iounca
lions. "-BoAton Gaz.
We can add to the above, says the editor
of the Salem Gazette, that MIR Daniel
BickIord OF Srdgwick, (fo, merIy Of Sa
lam has, with his sons, erected houi
mlll back OF Bang, he informs US, thai
he has been in the piactiCe for many yeats
OF raising wheat n Sedgwicl, which is Oh
the seaboard, aud In; 4li his year he rs
never had any big hted-in IDS late harvsa
his crop was somewhat Injured sy bliei
In the interior We believe grain j. not s9 !.
able 10 this injury.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-25
APPOINT MFNT,

William Writ, OF Virginia, has fecei'lo
from the President The sPpointmen; Of Al
torney General Of the United States.
~. InlctEgeRcer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-25

The KtnS Of England-The five physi,
clans, under date of Oct 4, 1917, publish,
that His Msjes,y CONTINUES TO enjoy .
good state u bodily health, and has been
composed through The last month, but
without any diminution of his discs der"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-25
FOREIGN SUMMARY.

III every quarter OF Europe The basis oil
long Peace appeared consolidating war
establishments every where on continued
decrease ard the arts which support, en-
tighten, and comfort men, increasing. The
navies OF Europe have almost literally sunk
into musqueto fleets; but those vessels
which are building for future coTbars are
constructed on plans copied from The Amer
lean navy yards.
France continued the most interesting
part Of Europe, The king appeared con-
stantly employed in his Cabinet Councils,
holding levees, reviewing his troops, or dis
tribuling benz factions. Wherever he ap
Pea,ed in public, he was welcomed with the
cries of vlue Le Roi The old French Mar
shals, particularly Oudinot, continued great
iayor'tcs at court. All trials and arrests for
sedition had subsidized.
In Prussia and several other Kingdoms
OF Germany, constitutional questions, and
systems of representative government, were
freely discussed aud were in train Of be
ing adopted. The respect OF monarch for
people, and vice versa, appeared gaining
ground daily.
The Emperor of Russia was prosecuting
his splendid journey centinei.
DET OF fLGIERS DEPOSED.
~ The papers from Gibraltar give the fol.
lowing new instance ofthe unstable len.
ure OF . peoples love Ill is but sbor,
time since the Dey of Algiers was hailed
as The Hero and Saviour of his counrv.-
NOW he is made head shorter.
On the Bib September number Of Janis
saIies surrounded the place OF the Dew
calling upon him to descend, as il was ,bei,
ihIen'ion to- fur him 10 death, his REIGN hay
ing been series Of disasters both 81 sea ~,
BY land
The Dey' being obliged to comply wa,
'aSen 70 the house of the Kishna- Aca,whrr.
he was ssronSled, and o man named Al
Cogla, retired merchant, was declared ii.
successor the Ministers Of the late D4,
have been cxiled to the different cities !,
the Regency. =
Laffr.-Ihe account or the deposition q
'ne Dsy OF Aigiers is confirmed by an ar
rival at The Southwark Ills DISREGARD !
the obligations of treaties, land thereby in
solsing hrs country ia unnecessary wars. !,
added TO the charges agains, his admins
tration.
The deaths at Algiers, by the plaeue
we're stated in letter dated SEQ, IL ), :,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-25

daily, and Sept. 81, did not exceed SIS daiiy.
The plague had not extended West Of All.
giers. Al Bona it had subsidsd. AT Con.
stantis, the dealhs were loo daily