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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

otWh.--4gfecaDiyt 10 an act of the Grncia A.s,In
DIV oil Virginia, passed. the 3dday OF January ,s,y
cnieu Al act establishing Town the court hans
oi me county ofLunenburg"-M M he sold at ppb,n
non, on Tuesday, the 22d day Of April next an iunu
nnrs courthouse FIFTY LOTS OF N. half acre e,ch ,t
joining the Public Square. The sale to continue s
be effected. - '' sHah
Toyms-0ne fourth of the purchase money c,sh .n.
the balance in three equal annual instamens. ~"
By the Trustees.
.'-tcn 10. lCltdss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

'kWfNfY DOLLARS REWARD RUNAWAY an tie tih
inst from the Subscriber, living Newc antoi,
w buckingham county, Degso fellow, by name SFg.
PiiiN Tie is tall black has short hair is GOOD house
servant and apt to stutter while strong emotion Of
any kind He carried with him much clothing and is
expect. lurking in or about Richmond. having been
purchased IN "a place ew months since OF MI PARK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

tNBtRT a. CLAIBORNE, -ff,ornsy al Ian, 40
be obliged to spend several weeks during The o.
SUING spring in The States Of Son Carolina and Gcoroi
aud viii undertake the transaction of business in ei
of those States. or IN v. Carolina P.rsons wi.h;,'
employ him will call at his office in Hu,..iss Pr;s;
IN MS absence his professional business vii! be ,iIh6
~ attended to by atiornes who practice in his courts
March Ia tc,,s'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

lDtHLiC sALE-Dy virtue q / deed 0ftrust executed
t"tne Subscribers by John r. 'ieasants for purno
ses herein neiiioned and recorded in the comfy CONF
OF P0"halan aud by the agreement snd consent OF al
pmnes conceIhed-Wni positively be sold without ~
.othe highest bidder at Powata court house on
the 81 Wednesday Aprii next (heinr court dsyS m
T" ~ f"a, conveyed ny the SAID deed aud an which
me said John t. Peasants lately resided containing ~
acres more or less lying Jones's creek in The said
county. " s sA'u
The terms efsale will be fomr thousand dollars c
cul.db deed oftriist on the land. -
ne tue IS believed to be good, but the subscribers will
on convey tue right vested in them by the trust deed
and agreement aforesaid.
JOSIAH SMITH
and YJ.usfaa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

Nsc,s Boy came into my boat in the Basin, "a Is.
"A io,h lust.
he owner Gun have the above boy By proving prcp.
aud paying charges, onappcaon to Mr. wiiiet neS
f'ond. CHAS. T. JOHNSON
March Is. lofCt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
" Fmis, Feb. 10, Isl7."

AUGSRURCI, MARCH 9.
RHss!a. Scarcely hid the peasants of
EsthonIa been declared free, wien already
an important step is taken in Courland.
to restore the rights originally common
to all classes of society. At The Assem-
bly, of the States at Mie:lu, the Military
Governor of the Province, Marquis Pa,
lucci, expressed the wish OF the cmpc-
ror--
That the Nobility of Courland, fol-
lowing the example of civilized States
might secure the respectable class OF
husbandmen, III their relations, by ex-
press laws. -" Born" said the speakcr
" i'll country QialN) where without per
sODal freedom every one thinks the exis-
tence of man destroyed, should feel
myself supremacy happy, if could see
IN my NV country, the class OF peasants
elevated by giving them legal existence
to Tree sphere at action, and their lot
secured by law formed with the assist
ance OF your own deliberations.
" The intellectual Improvement which
has advanced III emulation Of the parent
state, cannot be deaf TO the imperious
voice 81 the spirit of The times. With The
llberdiIiy Of sentiments that distinguish
Is yoar illusirious body, it must appear
to you a slight sacrifice 90 transfer
~ ""'''ftiy M 'tirCNt ~ YOURSELVES
to the regular Judge. as it must
be easy for YOU 10 rcuOuuce tine idea, that,
~ order iu improve the political existence
ofille poasariry, certain maturity must
be waited for Whereas il l. precisely
the state of slavery, which, notwiihstand-
ing all physical advantages, opposes
invincible obstacles to this maturity"
The Nobility hcreupon declared them
selves ready to answer 10 the paiernal de
sireS of lhc monarch, and. by contributing
10 The Improvement of the situation of
I've pcasdn'ry, TO show themselves wor-
Thy of tIle Emperor's confidence.
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OFFICiALNOTE.
Relafits to tie Dimiauiou of tie Arn,v of

Relatice to the Dim.sution of tie Ara,y of
Occupation ia Francc.
The courts ofAustria, England, Prus
STA, and Russia, having taken into consi-
derat!on tie desire manifested bv his
most Christian Majesty for the dimnu-
ton of the number ofthe Army OF Occu-
patton, and proporiiOnably OF the charg-
es whicii their presence on French ter
ritory requires, have authorised the IN
dcrsigncd to make his excelIency the
Duke de Bichelieu, President of tle coun-
Gil ofMinisters, Secretary Of state for 70
reign affairs, the following communicate
on
From the moment, when the kim
established on his Throne, and put in
possession of his legitimate and consfl;n
tinnai authority, sought i'll concert with
the other Powers, the most ei1icacious
means OF consolidating the internal tran
guilty iii France, and Of reinslating his
kingdom III Il system of good understand
ing and general paciiica'iOn, interrupted
by troubles which had been lust appras-
ed it was admitted that the Temporary
presence of an Allied Army was absolute
Is necessary, rs well as TO remove from
Europe the :ears oiihose a citations which
then threatened, as 10 give the ROYAL an
thorly an opportunity of exercising in
tranquility IFS benevolent influence, and
is Strengthening itself bv he attachment
and submission of the FIR nch people.
The anxiety of his Most Christian
Majesty TO render this Indispensable ex-
ppdient as liiilI burdcnscme as possible
OH his subjects, aud the wisdom which
guided the Allied SovcreignS in all the
arrangements which were stipulated al
the epoch, induced them, with one com
mon accord 10 provide Tor tie case when
a diiHinuiion of the cray of occupation
could take place, without weakening iIe
motives or mining the ggeIt interests
which had rendered tieir presence neces-
ssTy.
These conditions The undersigned
wish to recall with real satisfaction.
They consisted in The confirmation Of
the Legitimate Dynasty, q IN The success
Of The efforts AND The cares of his Most
Christian Majesty in REFRESHING tie lacii-
ous, il dispelIing their errors, calming
their passions, and in uriing every
Frtnc5man round the Throne by the same
wishes and the same interests
"'Ihc great rcst,t dCs red and demand
! Cd by all Europe, could neither be the
! work OF moment, nor Tire eject OF one
| endcavOur alone. The Allied Powers
| have behold with mark Of attention.
though not with astonishment. III, G.,r-
enccs GfopiIion which have existed rs 10
the mode by which this result might be
obtained. III ibis situation they bavc
expected from the high wisdom Of the
King, measures proper to tx all uuccr
families. and 90 give to his administra.
ton iirm and regular march. entertain
| Ing no doubt of his being able TO uuite
with Gre dignity q the |Hroue and liz,
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MARTINS,
MONTENEGRO,
ARAUGO,
MENDOSA.
FURTHER IMPORTANT PARTTCU-
LARS

FROM THE BALTIMORE PATRIOT.
Euraets oftstters from q gentleman iH Bac-
nos tyres to lis fi'ieHd an Baltimore.
BuBNOS AYRES, Feb. IS.
" IN my last letter I Informed YOU Of
ilc progress OfGen. San Martin, who had
advanced into Chill, having passed the
Cordiilerds without opposition, at the
head of AN army of 5000 men. | have
now TO state, that we have received the
account of al action having been fought
between the rOyalsis and the troops of
tbs province, which ended in the total
defeat and destruction of the former
The express arrived in town, accompani-
ed by an ofiic r, who brought the colors
OF The kings troops taken. There were
1880 killed, and 500 taken prisoners, with
general. The Bucnos AyTcans have en-
tered The D)ilal, Santiago"
March Chill is gone; it is in the
hands OF the Patriots, who have carried
every thing before them. The last ac-
counts state them TO be in COquimbo, az
The royalists flying in every direction.-
san Martin writes with all confidence,
aud they appFehcnd no further resistance,
the people all being disposed for reyolu-
ton. The cry now is far war with the
Portuguese, and it is firmly believed by
mary, that u will be declared immedi-
atyiy."
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No,faN, May 5.
AN EXCELLENT f;2AR

capt. Applehv from Honduras informs fiat small
- "nueE ca;tta"cnian c"inrs. with aud d
ID men, snpp"sed {" have been htcd az tw-pT
n'u captured oil the Bgliye Spanish ieInche la
49, WIN mn q A'tfisOa cfDO,t0rs aud Ind r0o nearly
,m . . amount. The feinche bonnd 10 BavaHa,
s % surprised ,iattle pvaeer had got intelligence
~ her while she akin. in her valuable cargo at Gmat
,.'a'-i" show how finely the Spanish manage thei-
Cant. 4. states, that the Captain ofi
Vessel Al the Bali1r had represented 10 the Sra
au,hott'e> The risk Of sending nlwci treasure
VI 'eir vessels, IN consequence of The vigilance n}
cent lriva,ee's, and offered his "esseltn carry IL,
, wscn u would 30 safe hut the Standards told him
u no orders to ship il otherwise than in their own
e9' uo''sR they could not hut known that there
was aprSa'eer cruizing OF the Balize at The time
TIyc1ali.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-09

KINGsToN GAM March %.
=, we learn from an officer beionging-to
me independent forces. who arrived here
III 'ne scir. Minorca, that the ciiiefo the
ar''ies OF New Granada, Isdanei,a, hay-
ing mad int'inaiion that gru. Morillo WAS
marching for the province of Neneznela,
posted himself in the valley of -. Jose,
a'.acked him, and compiei,lv ro"tcd his
Ie,ee, hinlse!. escaping 'oihe t"vnof GU
cu'a, mortaily wounded, where be died,
Tlu was inferred at II o, lpck a, night
Ills death was inadvertently made public
SHORTY after by AN officer from the inlr-
ri"r, when he was IMPRISONED, and cut OF
irom all communication.
iriNa'e accounts received in t!,is civ,
s'a'e, that Gen. Bolivar had been wei! r.
ceiyed at Venezuela and made president:
ana That Admiral Bron commenced his
functions ON the l.t Of this month as go
vernon of Marguerite.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-09
MARTINS.
MONTENEGRO.
ARAUGO,
MENDOSA.

The Provisional Government of Per-
nambuco. contemplating the small salary
granted Tor HE noble achievements of
those who have shed ihcir blood in the
defence ottheir country ; and considering
tue great services rendered by The trOops
81 Pernambuco, IN the critical tiav in
which they have abolished The tiespotism
and persecution which wanted 10 impose
on generous and innocent people-l,as
decreed and DEGREES what follows:
A colonel OF infantry shall receive so.
COO refs" per month; lieutenant colonel
$1,000; major, $4,000 captain, % Goo :
lieutenant, $4,000; ensign, 1900; ser
g"ants, $50 reis per day; LIST corporal.
900; the others, 100: privatcs, 100.
colonel OF cavalry, $4,000 refs per
month; lleutenant-colonrl, 10000 ma
ior, Go,o00; captain, $4,000; lieutenant,
GOO; ensign, -, O00; sergeant, $40 per
DAY Isl corporal, 240 the others, 200
priyates, 240.
y colonel of artillery, 100, 900 refs Der
month: Northumberland. 10 600. ma.
lor, 10000; captain, $4,000: first lieu
tenant, $4,000; 81 lieutenant. 20. 90 ser
geants. $50 per day. first corporal, 800 :
The OILERS, 240; privates, 40.
Surgeons and chapains will be entitled
to the same rank and pay as captains /:
and adiufants, secretaries, and quarter
masters, as lieuIenants. There will be
nut two classes of general officers the
iirst, generals in chief-the second. gen
erals i'll division. The former will re-
celNc. 800, 900 refs per montii-the latter.
DOC, 600.
Adiutants, majors of artillery and ca
valry, generals of division and generals
III ctief, shall receive 1000 refs per dav
for forage. Majors. adjutanfs, drum ma
iors and filters ofmiiiiia, shall receive the
same pay as the cores ofiniantry.
Given ut the house OF tie Provisional
Government, March s, 1917.
MARTINS.
MONTENEGRO,
ARaUGO,
MENDOSA,
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[ N,om Me Neslon PaMallrm.l

In tie British House OF Lords, ON The
18TH. March, MIR. BrouSham moved four
resolutions -
L. That the trade and manufactures Of
England are reduced 10 a stale 81 such
uneNampled difficulty as demands the
most serious attention OF the House.
?. That those diiiiculiie- are materially
increased 10y the system of policy p,Wsn-
ed with rcspcctto Our foreign commerce
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= 500 refs are one donar.

Pntriots IF Pe'mamtnco
The provisional government informs
You that every thing is not concluded bv
the happy revolution that has taken place
through your efforts and tie assistance of
benefcent Providence. Much vet re-
mains to be accomplished. This stroke
has astOrisled our enemies bnt ii has
not anniliatcd them. Any wind ofthe
desert can watt 10 our country fresh bands
OF despcradoes. IT is necessary for us 10
be ready to vanquish them. Ammunition
and arms are necessary for our many va
liant patriots, and those articles are 10 be
found III our territory. The government
consider it their duty TO invite the pafri-
ots who possess them, TO dispose OF inem
at reasonable compensation and they
are convinced that tie. will not take adj
vantage of The present circumstances to
eHtcrt exOrbitant prices. The govern
nent know your sentiments, as well as
how 20 appreciate them. They RELY on
your generosity. Present them, there
fore. to The general quarters, and they
will be paid for Immediately.
Given at the house of tie government,
The 10th March, 1917,
MARTINS,
MONTENEGRO,
ARAUGO,
MENDOSA.
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\ March 5.-NNe have fur,n. svcounts.
Ener2i Maroon, the royal governor of
=. 80 pith his suite, have been taken at
[HpNaiso, on the point of emliarkiny
VITA ~ 'ai'lioms Of doiiaEsi The Patriots
BAY fspossession of every port ON the
coast ofChih.
ihaiillere will be war with The Por-
'usue>e, Nave no doubt. This govern
nen', IN retaliation OF some acts OF the
1of'nguese, at hontevideo. have impri-
Snned all The Portuguese. merchants and
Others at this place"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-09
FAST-FMDTlES.

CALCUTTA, Disc. 25-The Jayanese,
If would appear, are not so well reconcil.
ed 10 their old masters the Dutch, hay.
ing again the Dominion over theHi, "a TO
leave the new authorities without appre-
tensions of serious evils taking place, on
the departure o. the English. a rein
forcement of Dutch troops was expected
at Batavia, about the end of November;
and it is not improbable that, until they
arrive, the English will moi take their leave
The cession Of this island 10 the King
of the Netherlands, is one CT the many
acts Of unwise policy, with which the Mi
nisters Of England are chargeable. and
not the least remarkable for its short
sigbledness. In every point of view in
which it can he regarded. it appears
to have been founded. on ignorance of
the value Of the acquisition 70 us, and
on This only: for in the bands of the
Dutch il is not very likely To- he proiila-
Bic, and we may congratulate humanity,
il Tie change is not productive of some
sangnihary contest, between the natives
and their new masters.
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horles are said TO lie in contemplation,
we may hope soon, 10 see tlienlt kept m
ave. The situation of affairs i,iillhly-
poor district. Is SuNl, as nlQy.bSseN,cN,
mdeftlN op sH,NedNroskcS 5fhwEN
and tAaiarGn& syn3anentsV # his faltHt,

iof c.liiitg in.;h aid of tic British, to de-
liver him nom the enemies, that are now
hemnling him III; while his chiefs RELY
on their own ability TO disperSe In IN,
and are said To be anxious for an op-
pnr,unilv 10 Try their strength, with The
troops OF Ameer Khan. 1t is reported,
that we may soon expect TO see the I'm.
settled state OF their country, giving place
TO something like the security and peace
enloyed by every province, In which our
influence has had room 10 operate. We
sincerely wish that this period may be
near al hand.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-09
SIP ANISH-AMERICA.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
REVOLUTION IN BRAZIL.

i'p""a'sts promulgated By tie Provisional
Government cf Ec,wontuco.
TRANSLATE FOR TIE BALTIMORE
PATRIOT.
The Provisional Government. holdinp
in view. ON The one hand the necessity OF
. due subordipa'on 10 the authority. The
depository of public powcr-aud on the
other. the necessity of expressing, hy
prescribed forms, the perfect equality of
every patriot iii relation to each Other
has tecrccd, and does decree, the follow
ing ihie, patriotic ProrisiO'ri Governors.
anti III the singular, the use of The term
20" (ros) the only one that beInn s 10
patriots IN Their collective or individual
capacity.
Given 1t the house of the Government
March IN 1917 >
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Tho Pindarces continue their predatory
incurslous; and appear 10 be every day
more dariuglY bold. They arc said 10
have assembled. OF the north bank Of the
Nerbuddah, to Tie number Of ten thou
sand. -Four thousand Of this force are
stated 10 have crossed the ri yer, and Ia
ken the road 10 Cuzrat: but as the most
active measures against these predatory
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-04
FAUDS
Patent Columbian Oil

a respect to which the Proprietor q
ssrves -
IS 1SHE great sales Of the Colun5v
Oil. since il has been brDug
fore the public, prove IFS iatdnsIe -
e. and is = pleasing fereboeing OF Aha
have 10 expect from its more extrs
.ve eirssiatioa.
Many interesting cert 6caies might D.
srntshed, iestify,as TO the great value Of
Colsmbisa Oh, bat We have prefer
sd giving bur few. vi-hing to re,t more
the merits Of the medicine, than on
e ef-c.s produced BY &c ti6cates iron
/. URGE however respectable.
The following are among the complaints
i which the Columbian Oil Ia, been
.1sd very efhcacious, viz rheumatis@,
,nsumptisu, gut, pains in any part Of
body, but more particularly OF me
o4ek and breast asthma, Phthisic, H.
<,-az,, colds, eousas, vhmPing coughs,
.sases If the eye and eye lids, tooth
che, ear ache, AMI deafness, choije,
. amps. external and internal bruises,
>orains and flesh wounds, old sores, al.
ers, felons, scaids. burns. mumps, .y.
.eutery or Hux, erooP. quinzy. diarbo
,r lax. SUMNER complaint Of children,
Indigestion, loss Of appetite. nervous de-
b.iity, piles, mereurial diseases, espeei
s,ly in those eases where the system hs:
been charged With mereur, Tor some con
siderable time, and 10 those eIcrueia.iBs
pains subsequent 20 its too great use and
exposure. Herpes, or diseases OF tht
kin. such as ring worms. letters. scale
ns.d. &c. sadasss Of joints aud limbs
,alsy agye and fever, cholera morbus
.rsvel. gleetss, Instructed urine, scnrry
.ad in almost ali cases oil general or 10
cal nature.
We are ava e that in recommending
aeeicine in SO many diseases. the public
>escisily those who have not used III
NJ. may be induced to qus, ton its ,ir
'les but disposition Of this nature vii
un ne dissipated, when they are inform
:: that great proportio. at 'he disease
rwiEg to the same general cause
nd in those cases where the disease
e. mate tally in their nature, The ct
~ produced are nearly the same, al
nugi not on the .ame principle
A supply Of the abcvs j.i,t receive.
d for sale b, RI, X ARD II. LITTLE
y uggist, King teet
on HAND,
Best Spanish segars, aud prime chew
ng Tobacco.
February IL law2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-04
February IL
Charles County Court,
August Term 1916

August Term toio
On application 70 Charles County Cca'
by petition in writing Of John Budd, q
Charlie. County. for the benefit OF the &C
IT assembly for the relief OF sundry ins"
vest debtors, passed At Noven.ber sess'"I
1905. u the several supplements thereto
n the terms mentioned therein; sche
lule Of ms property and 4 list OF bis ere
a,,o-s en- cath. a, far n be. can ascsrtai'
them. accompanying his petition /; an.
he court being sati>6ed BY competer
testimony. that the sad John Budd ha
s.ided two wears Immediately preced'n
foe time Of hi, application, in the state +.
MARYLAND j. thereupon ordered a.
adiadged. that he said John Budd, ,
causing q copy Of this order TO be inse.
IN some ole oi tie newspapers edited
the di.tiIcs of Columbia, once 3 @eek :.
40 months. befnre the third Monda,.
March next, give notice to hrs G
ditoss to Ape AR before the SAL
o.utt at the csur; house in Charles'o
On The SAID third Monday in March ne =
fer the purpose Of recommending a TIC
tee for the:r benefit, and TO shew car
liz soy they have, Why the said John Bud
should not have the benefit of the aei
assembly Aforesaid, sDd tie several 81:
lplements thereto, as prayed.
rests. JOHN BARNES, Clk.
January ! = iaw2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-04
50 Dollars Reward

I'D AN AWAY from the subscriber. Oh
IL the 4th inst an apprentice TO III.
Piaste'ing business, named WILLIAM
|SRIGGS. about rs year. Of age, ted
4 inches high. brown complexion, grey
eyes. brown hair. has seer on the risaL
fore fiugev, another on the right SHE d
the upper liz, a rupture IN the r'saa
groin. and is pitted with tire small pore
has also scar between the taurS and
tore finger Of the le!,. hard. art; the md
Of the fore 6nser Of the sam. ha"d i' 'a'
"a. the initial oil ms IA ac OF his nsh
arm. and a 'ikeness Of Wasbinst,h Win
bis coat IF arms marked with lrdnH
ink. and on his left arm is raermar' AL
he Tree Of Lille. marked y n TIC san'
ink. Had on when he sbsc -hsd. IN
old brown surfuit, q snuff color q e't's
bodied Gear. lead c.ao'ed psDtaIo0u'. aus
= black siik vest. pretty much w@r-as
h. stole from me fnrtg dsirrs. Nv
abrye reward, sui al expenses. vii DC
,,ani for his apprehension. Na,ts" q
vessels ard others, are cautioned aga"
: Employing him ia an, maorer.
WILLIAM MALiNG1
March I. 2sr4s,