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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-27

SSTATE PAPERS AND PUBLIC DoCUMENTS.-The
~ Subscribers for State Papers and Public Docu-
nents the United informed, that the work is
completed and will be delivered to them with al pract
cable dispatch. OWING however TO unavoidable ciTcu-
stances their patience is respectfully for few
weeks SAMUEL wEITCOMB, jr.
-4gcRt for the Publishers.
May On
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May 20.

A MILLER wANTED.--we wish TO employ eNpe
"A rienced Miller-None need apply who cannct pro-
duce satisfactory testimony of their eapahiiy industry
md Integrity To such one liberal wages will be Civ
en-. A single man would be preferred.
EDFVIRD CUNNINGHAM i Co,
t1' A second Miller will also be employed.
HIguou ~ -
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VALUABLE LAND FoR SALR.-By Virtue of Deedo
Trust, of Edward Garlick to Henry Young, ofrecord
IN the county of for certain purposes there
IN mentioned shall proceed to sell Public Auction
on Thursday the nineteenth day of June next " fair IL
not the next fair day. at Ayetts Warehouse in the said
countyof King William the ofland wheTeoa said
Edward Carlick resides situate about miles a.
bove the said Warehouse containing about acres
THIS Tract OF Lands very fertile and the soil is partc
ary adapted to growing of Indian corn wheat oats
omit is very connections brick dwelling house and
veTal convenient out houses.
Tie terms Of Sale soiH 6eone third cash to be paid
on the first day ofJanuary next, when possession will be
given aud the other twothrds in two equal annual in
staments for which bonds. with approved security VIII
be required. The purchaser will have the privilege
BEVERLEY ROBINSON, attorney
in feet, for Henry Young.
fPrtl5. Ii2-tds
+ COOKING GLASS MANUFAcTORY- &c--J,NFs
- EVANS, C1rrsr and Glider, begs leave to Inform
the citizens of Richmond and the adjacent he
has removed his establishment in the above business,
from NewIork 10 iichmond, lin the buildings of Mr..
Whiiock, 18th street near the Market, north streeD
varioSs branches.
Chimney and pier glasses made to any size or pattern
window and bed cornices eiiandoe mirrors brackets
gold bordering for rooms &c &c the newest fashions
Prints and needle work framed aud glazed with or
without enanelled giasses-paniings cleaned and
nisbed
Looking glasses silvered old work regilt and ayran
led TO he equal to new.
j. F. deems it superuous 10 pledge himself that every
article in the above line shall be at the NewYork
prices; of this. the public must judge. Orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
NIB An apprentice wanted to the above business.
harchll. i02-tf
GtELECT FEMALE SEMINARY.-To Pa
- rents and Guardians IN augusta, and the ad-
lucent Counties, Settle Subscriber is enabled by the
recovery of his health degree surprising even those
sangune authorizations which induced his late removal to
the upper country, aud by other popitious ccumstan-
Aes, to carry into effect comprehensive and he pre-
sumes TO think substantially reoonmehdabie system of
FewGle EdWcatOH, which he has for time fondly
contemplated, principally with view the instruction
OF his daughters. short newspaper notice does
not allow mnute delneaton of the plan Suffice it to
mentioned only to small number OF persons that will
purpOsely he lmitedto few Young Ladies ofpTomsug
intellect dOciie temper and studons disposto that
IN its ncpient state the system will embrace every an
propriae branch ofLteatue and Science and Don call
in those elegant and desirable lxiaries music draw
ing, &c.
For particulars, apply to
J.. Fl. GIRARDIN.
Hermitage, near H0Wntog. May2O. 4-6f
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a OST OR MIsLAID--six Scrip Certificates of Stock
~ OF the Bank OF Virginia, viz. s. To- lo,s s., ana
shares in the name of Matthew Cheatham, Agent ioT
the Manchester Parish. .
Application will be made TO the Bank for renewal OF
said Stock, by
1r..oo 4-l2t
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Unity DOLLARS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from my
Stable, the night the 10th inst. SorreE Horse
incning to the yellow light sorel, old
]une-He is about feet inches high, has never
drawn his name hanging TO the ohside, and short
wards the weahers narrow blaze in his face descend
ing nom the swell in his forehead and
his feet white, believed to he three efthem. He well
formed active colt tros short and cantes with the near
foot foremost aud he isapt TO start.
The signs of his having been stolen evident aud
have doubt that the thief viii make alterations
as to his name aud tail.
Will give the above reward for apprehensiing and
bringing the thief TO legal trial, and for the delivery
the Horse Or SO. for the delivery OF the Horse only
and will he thankful for information either by letter
addressed to Hsnover-Town post-ohice.
PARkE STREET.
dnliI % lIA-if
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IN ar. JOHN JoHNsoN-S.r-- lease to take notice,
lkh that SHALL on Saturday the 9Th inst II tar, il not
the Monday following Robert Ranfone's Tavern
Gloucester thouse betwee Inc OF ten in the
forenoon and in the aeI proceed to take the
deposition of w Cook q 1e read in evidence in
d su il depending i'll the Caurery stTic Conrt ofWli
anisburg wherein plaintiff. aud You, surviving
partner Of John Nc Dowa 4 &C ire defendant.
H4NNAH WHITING,
ErecWfric0f II. u. Hhiti1g, dec.
NAV l6. 3-tIJ
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j wISHto sell or lease tue Plantation on which now
Il reside in Louisa cointy.-Ibs Tract contains near
acres, and lies both sides of Fork Creekl has
large proportion of valuable L0Grounds, furnished by
this Creek II running through 1t for more than mtie
rhe Farm has alireqnsite houses good orchards excel
ieit water and garden in high state of cultivation.
fertility ofthe soil is superior to any IN the
tsikhboshood--aA. With proper agricultural manage
rrnt might made .kesiost elegant aud profit
able farms this part Of Tie country. Tits place de
riyes advantages from its local sitation that 1t is
rel,lsred adesirable redenceits conguy to market,
te facility transportation, and the recommendation Of
a wealthy respectable and pleasant neghborhood.
would sell with the Farm, its appendices, such as
Stock OF all kinds plantation uteus household nrni
ture, &c. &c.-Possession given the LIST of January,
1873
If sold. one.third of,he purchase money paid down,
aud the residue in two equal annual PAYMENTS
- 7'~-sl T.iBIIH.4 SMITH.
~
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GifUATlON wANTED.--t youne man Of ciassirs
- education wishes ~ eneaee ~ .fssist0Nt in re-
spectacle School. a Tutor ia private family. He
has good ndation, and experience in The
education ofyoutI.
be attended 10.
hsy16. --at
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MIX Pans
Iut cfqufs

orders Iet ~ the Faci0fy, or with Messrs. Wilson &
Drew, Messrs. Thomas White Co aessrs James Nc
kidoe CO. aud Mr.. Joseph Carter will be duly auen-
ded TO, aud the ware packed carefully. and with dis
patch
- wciidisposed Boy, Of good character about Is
years OF age. WILDE akcnas APPRENTICE to the a.
hove business.
May q. +
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rEfEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from The sub
y scrber, onihe 10th hpil last john =. JsPPRfs
bound 10 me rs u Apprentice 20 the BricklayeTs trade
W November, 1921. The above reward will be given 10
sypson for The apprehension Of said boy and here
~ orFafn an persons from hsTbOTing him, trading
with him ia any way whatever
WILLIAM PHAUP,
eksrl'ts, May 20. 4-,rs'e
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Tp1cHMoND TURNPIKE COMPANY.-The Share
" holders in this Company are hereby uotihed that
ther annual General Meeting will be held at the Belt Ia
vera, IN the city Of Richmond on the nrs Monday In
June next. az the horr of o'clock.
rs business ofmporancc 10 the interest Of the Conpa
Ny VIII then be laid before then the shareholders are
Feqgested TO be punctual in their attendance
N. SHEPPARD, Treasurer.
Dry 2. II7iWj
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DRY GOODS.
John JACKSON & Co. offer for {

DRY GOODS.
John JACKSON & Co. offer for fale.
bales fuper cloths
10 burlaps
ofnaburgs
4 tickienburgs
4 cafe dowlas, hyperion quality,
bates India cottons
bombazetts
trunk rs London chintz
prints good patterns,
cafes cords and velvets
cotton hofc
atrunks fuper ginghans
,, cambria :,
1 cafe tapes
i nc above defcrihed goods were purcha-
fed for caih, at auction, in New York. and
VIII be fold TO merchants at a imall advance
in lots to fIit them ON ACCOMMODATING Terms
ALSO,
cafes French hats
FIX >,
morocco, kid and fix fioes
boots and lhoes.
Together with = variety of dry goods q nd
groceries, which will be fold at very retu-
ced prices.
I hey are receiving goods daily, 70 that
copftant iupply of well felected goods is
kePtu affording TO merchants an oppor
funity OF Implying ihemielveS with what
ever may be wanting at the moi reduced
prices. Their afiortment at ali times will
be found well worth the attention of pur-
chafers, and to thofe who purchale largely,
liberal credit viii be given for approved
paper, may 10.
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LONDON GOOD.
c g I. p. THOMPS

c q 1. p. THOMPSON
III AVE received per the ihip Emily,
Il Il Blackwell, from London, we'll fe-
le6ted adortment of
iSE.4SO.N.4BLE ARTICLES.
among them are
Extra fuperfine imperial Saxopy cloths
- ,, cailimercs
Superfne white s. London printed quilt
ings
York itripes, and ftriped forentines,
7-S and "a fine and fuper calcoes and
chintzes, new and tafty patterns,
9 fuperfne ginghams do
Cambria, jaconet and fancy mullins
Nuns Thre DIS, very fine
Adelphi cotton threads, 10
ON HAND-Cotton fhirtings, dimities,
hoiiery, fhawls, Madras and Niala bar hdfs.
beaver gloves, patent net braces, tic. etc.
may 7. zot
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SHOES AND BONNETS.

SHOES AND BONNETS.
S. g d. REED
HAVE jutt received general abort
i Il ment of
SHOES,
coniitting OF the following kinds;
Ladies' morocco flippers
do do do with heels
Miiies' do do
do leather fhoes
Childreus' do do
do morocco walking do
do do boottees
Gentlemen'S boottees, at dolls. pair
do calf Kin ihoes
Boys fine and coarie do
MEMS do do
do low priced fur hats
do wool do
boxes ladies' itraw bonnets and ftraw
braid.
All of the above goods will be fold at re-
duced prices for CATH
Country merchants can be fupplied at the
Baltimore and Philadelphia prices.
apr. as.
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mo. $50
HARDW ARE

II ARDW ARE.
QUITS & CAWOOD, have received
~ and offer for fale, at their fore, mn
per end OF King ftrcct, on moderate terms
imall conGgnment CT '0'ih''
H9RG HARE,
among which are
railing axes, bread ditto adzes,
Sets of furniture, coopers' beak irons.
Bung borers, grid irons,
Drawing knives, cutlaiTes and fheaths,
"A general aGortment of "copper" tools of
every delcription,
Gait iron pots, caf iron chefs
Steelyards, pick axes chizels
MaioHs' hammers, lmoothng planes
Jack planes, nails of different fizes
1halie fprings, IL trowbars, large and fl
for quarries, Sc.
april IL. ,f
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HATS. SHOES. COMBS, &c.

HATS, SHOES. COMBS, &c.
8 cafes napt Hats
do. fine do.
do. Boots
do. Bootees
do. Gentlemcn's Shoe. and Pumps
and ads Shoes
do. coarie Shoes
do. Ladies' slippers
so dozen faihionable Combs
ALSO,
100 fides ioal Leather
10 boxes Soap
cafe domcitiC Cotton,
For iale at :he fore of
NEWTON kEENE.
March 78-zm
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SPRING GOODS.
d ECEIVED by the fubfcribers, at their
N warehoufc on King ftreet, per The
brig Eliza Ann from Dublin, a general ar-
fortment of
CUT 81 PLAIN GLASS
conGfting of
Elegant oval s, fqu. : Lemonades
dlthes ) Wine coolers
Do. fallads Egg cups
Celery giaiics s Hoes glaiIes
DecanterS Pint bottles
Wines : Creams
TumblerS : Gator bottles
Jellies ) Nipple hells
Salts Large ipecious no.
Iinctrnc rounds Jan. Patties
Va{e lamps, COM $ Inks
pletely mounted, ) Muftards
Flower root glaiies Urinals
GobletS Pitchers, etc. etc.
ALSO, BY OTHER ARRIVALS,
A general a1ortment of Englilh and Canton
CfIIsN.1.
Thefe goods are handIome and of the firff
ityle of Workmanship, and are worthy the
attention of thole who with to purchaCe.
TRIPLETT & NEAI.E.
april 10. tt
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY
a I THE Marble Quarry, on the Po-
4 tomac, Montgomery county, Mary.
land, One Hundred ftrong, healthy,
L.480kj{sAHG HEN
TO whom liberal wages will be given and
for ftrong healthy Negro Men N1wETY
Dollars from the ut of April until the ri
OF January next, or in proportion for
fnoh time ds they fhall remain at the Quar-
ry.
BY order of the PRECEDENT of the United
States. SAML. LANE, Com'r.
of the p. B U. States.
Apply to
.fObn NeLoa, Efq. Fredericktown, Md.
.J0bn LirfLcjobn, Efq. Leelburg, Va.
JoGbnH Sbeffon, Efq. near Conrad's ferry.
Major N0iard, at Aide I Loudoun coun.
Samuel Chapman, Zig. ty, Va.
John Har.aets, at the Quarry,
The printers OF the National intellig'r.
Alexandra papers, or
To the Ccmmifiioner of the public build
the United Stales, at Warrington.
April 4. #
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GROCERIES,, &c.
MANDRvILLE & LARMoUR offer for ialc,
SO SO bids ssls. whi&y.
SO do northern rum
puncheons w. India do
10 hhds. and
so bbls. Orleans & Muicovado fupars
10 h..ds. N. Orleans molaileS
~ boxes brown Havana fugar
a7o bags green coffee
IS ca!ks Gofhen cheeic
20 boxes chocolate, no. and
70 halt do do do
$50 lbs. Flotant and Bengal indigo
40 kegs ground ginger
SEQ lbs. almonds
so do nutmcgs
10 boxes Windior and RoCc foap
Imperial, Hyfon, Young Hyfon, and
Souchong Teas
1000 bufhels ground alum Salt
1000 do. blown do.
Refined fugars, and general abort
ment OF Wines, Liquors and Groceries, as
uiual. april
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BLOCK TIN, OIL, &c.

BLOCK TIN, OIL, &c.
! have or hand and for fale,
$50 boxes tin plate
6533 lbs. brazers' copper, brefs and
bottoms, of various fzes,
500 lbs fpelter
500 black lead crucibles
1900 lbs. block tin, firit quality,
rolls lheet lead
tons bar lead
Ioz calks Spanifh whiting
500 gals. good fpermaceti oil
500 ,, linieed >,
1900 ,, white %
40 bbls. tanners ;,
rs ID. No. Prullian blue
A large aflortment of all kinds of paints,
and window glafs.
N. b. | continue to carry on the brafs
founders, copper, tin plate and plummer's
b1iinsis-s, have on hand large aIortment
OF fills, andirons, hovels and tongs, and
do all kinds of brafs caRtings. The high
eft price given for old braiS, copper, pewter
and lead.
may s. MATTHIAS SNYDER
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PORK OATS, RUM &c

BARNEWhLL g; POPBAM
OFFER for iale, received per icbooncrs
W Juliet and Hazard,
10 hhds whiting
IL cAiks Hibber''s (bottlcd in Loadon,
brown itout
40 bbls, N. e. rum
tafks German icythes
40 bbls prime pork
400 buih, white potatoes
900 bufh. Albany oats
3hhds. Mulcovado fIgar.
april IS.
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GEiOD NREES 81
THE Subscriber offers for fa!e at his
4 warehoufe, fuckers wharf,
5000 flelS Turks Iiland Salt
Antigua Rum in hhds. and bbIs.
Whitley in ditto
New England Rum in ditto
Madeira Wine in pipes, half pipes and
quarter cafks
Sherry in ditto
Chewing Tobacco in kegs-fmall twif
Nails in kegs, al1orted
Candles in boxes
knglilh white lead, ground in oil
Ml!ed fleet lead
4 boxes servants gloGed Hats made of fu,
10 bales Englifh facking
a DO do. canvas, No. 3 to6,
All of which will be fold low by
JAMES SANDERSON.
March 20
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FOR SALE.

WIN - AiAAI,
re The fuperior Philadelphia
.yst4I.E52ss, built ship Betiey, burthen a
,tt2t; 80 bout a, tons, bull; Of live oak
sr8str11'gEggz: copper fa1encd, fleathed with
cedar, put on with copper nails, and cop
percd to the bends, fails remarkably faR
and may be fent to fea with very Gttle ex
pence, being in complete order, For terms
pleaie apply to PHINEAS JANNEY.
9Th month, I1th. 1T
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FOREIGN.
NEW FRENCH LOAN.

Inc London Papers are in error rcspec-
ting the extent ofthe Loan which Messrs.
Barring & Co. have lately made 70 the
French government. We have seen letters
from, intelligent gentlcm in France,
which give correct particulars respecting
It. The amount OF theloan is Four Hun,
dredand'rwenty Millions of francs, rnaar
ty Sspenty UiiEoas ef Eoliars, aud np,var.ss
Of Serenteen Millions sferiinr.1 The lend
ers wcreto taleo Five por Cont stock, aud
70 fir. payable at the expiration Of ten
years at par. 1t is estimated in Paris,
that the loan will produce nearly eleven
and a half per cent. per annum, for the
ten years. 1t is added, that only one half
of the amount is TO be paid in money.
and the other in clothing and supplies for
the allied army which unquestionably
will be supplied from The workshops at
Sheffield, Manchester, &c.
Boston Con,iael.
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4 LaFg with Deatn,s He'd.

An end is put TO the enigma which has so
long excited public curiosity. The Young
lady with DEATHS Head is distinguished
forever but before we relate tIIe happy
and singular denOaement of this most ex.
traordInary adventure, we shall describe
afew 0ftfe persons who aspired TO She 10.
nor OF her hand. They calculate ameng
her lovers 5f7 reformed Rakes and I55
ruined Gamesfers. She received IS OF
80 letters from Belgium, mot post paid,)
written by certain we'll known characters,
who said they would never revolt, tho
s obe g0u in the Wor h is We're s dsss
TO Halter, caress and wed the plague it.
self, so they could procure abundance Of
gold. All their letters remained unan-
swered, but the generous girl orderedher
servant to return thanks to a few poor de-
wills, who had solicited her hand in gal
liant style. We were permitted to take
copy of the following:
MIss-RepOrt has doubtless painted
you less handsome than you arc-at least
none will refuse TO admit that your ply
siognomy is expressive. / should have
had the honor of presenting myself be.
fore YOU, and of declaring my passion, had
not pitiless creditors detained ME in The
Concisrgcrie. | must beg YOU will have
The goodness TO pay me visit, to recel"
! the proposition am SD anxious to- make
Though you may have sllewn little q
the coquct, III order TO set yourself off e
the best advantage, that is not the fanA
OF nature consequently, it can make II
difference in my intentions. No aspec'
eau be more hideous in the ewes ofsl
prisoner than his prisOn-Bring ME Iibef,I
", AMI you will appear charming Indeed
IL YOU should favor me with visit, yoal
will see young man, % years ofage, wH
has, among other advantages, flat OF
tolerable person, with mind proper .
meet worldly success. lie has, moreoyet
the honor to declare TO you his most az
dent VOWS.
FOLLEVILLE..
=. S.-Be so good as to request d.
saoler IN the Concicrgerie, to lend hsI
parlOr for our interview"
The ~ ~ OF the young lady did not iefna
to an u...on in pursuance Of the above ~
vltatlons, but her heart notinscnsiDle'
Snedesired TO find in France ahusbaadl'
answer one she had drawn in her mind.
In the brilliant society, she atiendedcoa
stantly in a mask of wax: size distinguish
ed a young man Of noble and intcresfiDs
countenance, whose mind had been we'
cHl waited. lie had fortune which pa
ced him above interested views. ~
young man, on his part was charmed vls|
the graces and delicate sentiments vhle'
The young lady with invisible features dr
played IN her conyers lion. IN short y,
declared, that all his happiness depeudev
- c., lI.t.no Clio IA ,,.s .l,..- t'r 81
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WEST-INDIES.
Ertf0ct IF a letter receired III I'hiiaoielphia,
datcd

E.rt0ct efa letter receired III Phiiaoielpdia,
datcd
HAVANA, March Q.
have sent you letters per brig Ct0.
Philips, for Boston. Mr.. VIM. Savage,
Of Boston, arrived here 9th uIt. in the
slip Augusta q Caroline, of and from
Hamburg. She was plundered of Ten
pieces of canvass by a Mexican Priva-
ieer, oil the East end Of Cuba-but glad
TO come off SO, as other Hamburg and
Bremen ships have been robbed mnmer-
citully by the Pirates, whom your papers
call Patriots.
g IL must appear wonderful to YOU, as
it docs 10 every one here, the apathy with
which the destruction of Spanish COM
mercc IS viewed by its government. Be
sides three Consulate cruisers, there are
now ia this harbor the frigates Diana and
Iphigenia, tie corvette Diana, and seve-
raj brigs and schooners, with the kings
pendant Notwithstanding which, depre-
dations are daily committed IL the Old
Streighis, aNizkIe Privatcers are freqnent-
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1H1sszsA-z<l-----
NOR FOLK March OG

Capt. Martin, who left Guadalupe on
the 10Th inst. informs, that the market
there was glutted with all kinds of Anne.
rican produce, particularly Flour, which
was very dull at Sl5 to l6; supply of
27oO barrels had recently arrived from
France, and large quantities were almost
daily coming iii from the U. States.-The
fever had considerably abated at Guada-
loupe-
A man named 9.lorcs Foreman, who
was taken up and committed a short time
since for passing counterfeit notes of the
Baltimore aud Philadelphia banks, III this
town, was yesterday tried and sentenced
by the court, to pay fine of 900 dolls.
and 10 be imprisoned ill the jail of this bo-
rough for the term OF three years.-(Her.
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p.;i.L.,aL:n l[.rchU.

Philadelphia, Msrchy'.
Tie Z rsssn ambassador MIR. Dashkoii gave
nntaeronsiy attended, andis spoken ofas avery
splendid entertainments There was excellent
music aud h:t slipper provided in high style
the entertainment must have been uncommon,
for Il was feur O'Clock i'll the morning before the
rvyel was terminated.
There were several toasts given, we are toll
by the eon r'rastsat supper, but We have not
been able TO catch any Of them living.
very mach to the honor of Mr.. Dashkotf. he
did not permi; the monster Kosloff TO iciiie the
assembly by his presence. This certainly goes
much IN -Ntenuation of tine mistake which lr.
DAshAoii tell INTO in making the just punish
nent OF the wretch an object OF diplomatic
controversy.
III was remarked that at th. Russian ministers
tdreirei BAH, tLeie was not Il single French
gentleman present as n guest. iarord.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01
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h"SHSW, 4bHCCH IL.
Bya gentleman recently from the Ala
bama, we are informed that The popula-
ton OF Monroe county exceeds ten fllou-
sand, nearly all OF which have remove
to that country since the LIST of October
1873, at which time the whole population
OF that county was not supposed TO a.
mount to five hundred that, in conse-
quence Of this rapid influx of inhabitants.
and the lncipient slate of the settlement,
provisions had become so scarce AS TO
nearly threaten some of the most recent
settlers with absolute starvation but
from this distressing situation they had
sanguine hopes Of being shortly relieved.
as q number of The most respectable mer,
chants OF the neighbourhood of the Ala
bama and Tombigby, together with some
OF tic most Opulcnt Of the farmers of the
latter place, had associated tlIcmseh Is
ior the purpose Of procuring provisions
from Tennessee, and several agents had
been despatched, some for the purpose
oi forwarding provisions down the Mis-
sissippl. thence by Mobile, aud up the
rivers rombigby and Alabama. and o.
Tiers Tor the purpose Of forwarding wao-
CONS llumelia' - by the way Of Fort
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