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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

ANoNER LAND FOR SALE. will sell, a TRACT
OF LAND, ying in the county Of Hanover. Oh the
ss "i ec>I and MIL creeks, and within shout
miles OF Richmond. The tract contains about 500 a.
oe AMOS believed to he altogether eqns t. any Land
" thh he2hborhoOd. considerable portion OF beng
40" Grounds. turnpike is contemplated ~ be run
within short distance Oft.
lie TERMS will be liberal and accommodating.
JuneG. ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

VIZ Pohic are hereby cautioned against loading my
negro waermen with up down loads without my
CHnseh OF written power TO sOUc white pers from ne
as an determined be liable for the contracts Of my
wermen; and those who contractwi,h them will he held
!csp"nsbie Tor any damage may sustain by such con
tracts JOHN HORSLEY, jr.
August22. 81 az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

ENoR 81 LE-Iwill sell, very accommodating tel ms
Il the TP.4CT Of LAND wherein [ now reside
containing thiee Thousand lying lower end
OF Nelson County, about three miles James River
IL is particularly aofped Ia the culture Of Tobacco aud
Grais lis unc0nmon, well.timbcfed and watered, aud
has eXcelen, mill omit. 1t will be sold entire
ordvided To suit purchasers Persons inclined pur
chase, are invited 10 call aud examine IT.
hORBORNE THOMAS.
Jnnel 10. Io-3ms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

20 DOLLARS REWARD --Esnaway fsom the sub
scIihei, on Monday tie 10th inst q Nero Sian va
,eo WILL, bui generally called mir, or hiv Neady.
sHeu hin a. te commencement Of tie year nom kemp
Sua 81 oi YORK county. re was taken pos Of
ne pti inst Us he Maissaii Of the Rchnnd ciancery
Dscl ny virtue % AZ order o. the Charcery Couu 81
Mihiausburg. bred him Of Mr.. Gacfiait. ne said
year.
Ihe above reward WILDE paid on deliye'nghim ne
Nv ehnond orS0 for securing him IN jail, 50 tnai SET
WI Is about feet OF inches high tails qrick.
WIN astdinnsfing or stOppagein his speech.
t Is probable h. is On or about WiHisrsbuIg. as am
,oa ne has mother thefeJ thai De somewhere IN
4 ofk County.
A. TURNER.
June 40. ia-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

NOR saLEA very valuable Iruct ~ f0nd, bins Il,
the county Of Gloucester being part tract cali
ed PerfeR. aud formerly nrionging TO lIeaa p Bur
aret, ma containing about four hundred acres.
. ih!s Land lies on YORK River about ten miles above
f"rNowii 1 he improvements consist oi brick
c"eiing Rouse - feet square, brick kitchen with
rooms win Oter necessary Out houses. is dwelling
house mas two spacious and large assage heow
stafs three Rooms ard an ehtry up stains, dining
From IN tie cellar; the whole completely nIised with
the exception al plaiseiiug.
IL 'eeed unnecessary to give further dissertation
OF tss yalaahe property is presumed those inclined
10 purchase will dist view the premises.
not previously disposed al at private sale IL will he
offered atru5lic aucsn OH the premises, the I'd Sa
Widay oil November next being the eighth day of The
month.
ierms-Two thousand dollars cash for the balance,
one aud two Years credit cgLa pas nents.
Further ratrraIs will he made Known application
To- Colonel IUioM Jones. rss.iing within seven miles
oil Tie premises, VI TO the su,scfiier n Petersburg
CHRISTOPHER r. JONES.
p. S. viii also be offered fnr sale, the same &
place Tie Stock of every Kind, consisting of catle, sheep
hogs, &C.
-f~gmst 10. 3omsfPet. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

&VICE,-Thc Assignces Of wight < Harris havnr
Deen furnished with Funds, are feady to pay the ~
@'ols iltee hs oi The baaucc 0f the debts which re
nHncd unpsid sfler toe mai dividend Of said Eststc
el are es0 furnished sta fluids Tor The payment of the
lance o. the dtns proved against Hez. l.. wight ndiyd
.a.y. Apply al the COuniing..Bonse of JOSEPH
"hNNs JNHe 8. g-T
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I AND FOR sALE.-wii ne sold Al public auction 10
he Highest bidder, Friday the iab September nest
or laiI 4, no The next fair day HDfatio Wils' tavern
iribe county Of fluvanna that Naiiabie J30cf 0f yoUd
wing said county, containing hcWeeH tree hundred X
sfty ard four hundred aCTesAe iaie residence OF MT
John " us. deed
This and j. elegantly improved and worth the attention
If any peIsoi wishing to land this part Of lie
country.
Tie terms Of sale will be made fnown on The dsy of
sale by TuG ADMINISTRATIONS
&uanst %. 5ist
rHSlfE ANNUAL MEErlNG Grille SfccSF0i1ers f,o Tie
low Of Hahfax, the 4th Monday in october new
and hefpg Wfhc DiTccfcrs IS requested On the ri
DAY previous Thereto.
CADWAILADER JONES. p~esidcyf.
Halifax, IN. c. August ~. sit4Yo
rg7HlRTY DOLLARS REWARD Run away tom the
n Subscriber some time last summer a negro man
named HfUnEN, feet g inches high-no pafticnl.y
NAH recoiccted except one on bis right band which
has been badly burIt.
will give the above reward to any person who viii
deliver the said Negro TO me- ha in Jail 50 ta
get him. JAMES WILLS, sen.
Nelson June -. IlIsm
gVOUR BAuREIS $50 SrAVtS WANTED---We 1cII,
- gvea liberal pce Tor Flour barrels 4 EIoa, fg,
rel Nages, Delivered at oar Mills immediately.
leenst 70. '''''a as.l1 ~
NOTICE IS hereby given lhat Pettilon viii be ,rs
y scnFdto The ensuing General Assembly ptst mo
that iaw r:y De passed. incorp rating cnInpsny IL,
pen canal on Tie South side Of James River 20 "a 10
connect tae navigation above the falls with tide wa
ser. "
AssvsgS. sa.wsw
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JACOB ROGERS & SON,

WHO OFFER FOR StLE, T. street, on The Fridge
nrG'tp oppoShefo James Bro'r1, jr.S Tls EnHcg'S
faction Room large and extensive assortment of the
most fashionable HATS, OF various qualities and arge
Hats suab tor old gentlemen Also general assort.
mtn Of tine and coarse Wool Hats Leather Caps vaTi
ons colours for chdreEsof which will be cold ch,an
for cash o. an -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

The following are extracts of letters
from France, OF a re, ent date, TO gen
iieman in Savannah
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

MADAME De SrABL has sold the Me-
moirs offer father, NJ. NEcKAR, to a
company of English, French and 9 GERMAN
Editors, for The sum of 4J0Ol. They are To-
be published in three languages at lIle
same time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

4 1lSNOLUIiON.--1b he Partnership Of Ift.nhvisa,H
- Foffer Is ibis day dissolved, by mnuai consent
ne cNcsy settlement ofthe affairs of tie contcin IS
assigned 70 VIM Is. f1Nbysonu.
wn. ~. FtTZWHYISONN,
y.., WALTER POTfER.
iht subscriber, having purchased the Vloie stock In
age bsi"ngngio the fun Of FitsD htienD q Pofer in
.,hu - carry on the busincs IT Bookseiing BHdiRg
any M"igRarg inaii their respective branches IN tic
mouse iately occupied by them.
s, WA. ~. FirZWHYISONN.
.-@t"s.tSt ~. 1901
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

WILLIAM ROGERS & co.
~ II. Country Merchants fco0id do reiEto eau and
eIdi"e the assortment, as the Hats miH be sold al
| i5dHtU'ore prices. WM. II. & Co.
s. oO6,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

EENrENoGLio FoR LEASE will tease for g. 5 or
ID years the above TIBey5 situated the county OF
Ahemarle, Of the principal from North TO
South at nearly equal distances from orange
and Char ptisvc, say Is miles BeateU1giio is consd-
eTedan excellent stand pubic house. II lies in
healthy and rich part of the country where every thing
necessary for such establishment may obtained on
goodterms-MoreOver there will be attacked TO Tie IA
VEIN probably one hundred acres of arabic land.
Considerable additions are making the buildings and
will be completed sometime this FAN Possession NAV
be bad Isl day of January, 1913. Apply to
MANN FACE
t0Sftc IffN, -4EbeWdrtc, august IS. 2OJf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

WILL ne SOLD, upon the premises, on thursday the
w 18th DAY of SSpemher. 1917, thai beautifully
situated and desirable FARM, upon which Frederick
Nonds9h deceased formerly resided in the county
Powhaan, containing aboutOI hing les from
TIE courthouse and about 80 from Kchnuud lie build
ines orchards garden ard most excellent springs TO.
geiher with The extreme heaithfness of the place
aefit most desirable situation for wealthy gcu.le-
Two thorssnd dollars will I've required down the day
of sale the balance nv instancnts. The purchaser will
he permitted 10 seed wheat. this Fail aud he put in
al possessonth the is da! OF Jdnnary, ISis. Undouhted
title will be made.
1ts0, will he sold at the time articles of
Household PArRifRrc and Polarization Utensils and
from 5 10 is "a uabie So 1rssmsn. women and chill
den upon long credit. The slaves will be delivered the
Ist day Of January, 1873
CHARLES wOoDsON, Executor
Of Frederick Uo0aSon, deceaSed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

WISH 20 hirf ifnuitaafgis icw TO3Jrrs az nv Nilis
ON Ja'"es Nifef. abent 90 miles above Richn,Ond
CHARLES 4. sC0IT.
N'kMt ..' 334ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

'kW JOURNEY MN TAILORS.-The subscribers wish
n to employ Ave steady aud good workmen 10 whom
constant employment ard good Accommodation will be
given. CAMPBELL a. STEVENS
LgNch6arg, Jnly 7. 1917
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

NTALUABLE STOCK OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION
MIR Joshua CrRmp, intending remove from lis
present establishment has directed sell at pHhc
auction on the2ad September. the whole his valuable
assortment of Gk0CERlEs towhch he has lately made
considerable additions so that his stock comprises
almost every Article in The grocery line y. Terms b
erai, and miadc known at the sale.
MoNCCRE, ROBINSON & PLEASANTS Amcl'rs
august 26. 32Jf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

Il TEACHER WANrED.--Iwish t. employ as Tech.
or Of . few bays person well acquainted with
phy. IrUNAN pAE Et9
Cumherand Angnst 90 ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

FTSOPtS MIL STONlS. &c.--Ihe subscribers have
- tustfec'sed ffesl supply Of Esopus Mill stones a.
sorted sizes, measuring fron four fye feet diameter
which viii be sold low for ca.h.
1ts0, they have hand one hundred barrels ~ r.,
ffy do. CT efrngs eighty do. whole an assoftins, ~
Nails both CO and wrought Iron Castings general Al
soriGlent uf Stone Ware
Besides a piee assortment ~ Groceries &c all 81
whieb viii be sold on accOlnlns dating terms
hrerst %. 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

Ma oUNrAiN-roP TOR sALk.--As directed by ihe Iast
I'VE viii andtestameUt Of Col Richard Adams decd
we shall proceed Ia sell the premises Monday the
2ott dayg Aeptember Rstt, that beautiful and va
luabe situation for Tavern The Top tile Mountain
IN Rock FISH Gap now occsped by Mr.. John .fOTrison
1he Trace " Ldd consists OF nesTly and
generally oi excellent quality aud living well cultivate
Oh. The 7dterH IS quite new and very spacious.
Several Shares in the Rock Fish Gap Turnpike will be
AT the same time offered for sale
Terms Of Sale.- one. and three years PAYMENTS
to be secured by bonds with approved security and deed
of trust the property. The sale will he conducted by
Thomas Taylor, tsq.
JOHN ADAMS, r,,..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

NtIiLL be sold fgr cash Monday the sth Of sertem
49, e' ntN az Chesterfield coufi-house, (tbcing cour
N.Y. neg man Jt'HN Nd0was coiuiniitedto iail ~
I"ntway' Hew be solo 10 pay jail fees, sc. a. he
'"y A n.vI',c u. WALIHALL, jr. Jaiior.
r.a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

NOTICE Is IrREBY GIVEN. that a Petition will he
pfcsrntee N Tie neNt General Assembly, prgyIno
nc psssage OF Law auorsiHE The shris o. coroners
OF ibr several counties ~ hs Commons ea 10 collect
ne equsons ~ The Mutual Assurance Society aqains,
Orc On buildings Of Ire State Of gina and to afconnt
for thc same at the same time and in like manner IN the
public taxes. wv "'
"WEustN. 13.ftND
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Charleston, <ipril 20.


I'IHNt 7 UIt -HN- 7 FtIItC.
Captain TsFFT, arrived here Yesterday from
Portau. Prince, contradcts the report of the
death of PErIoN. He had been sick for some
time, which probably gave rise to the story of
ms death. When Captain T. sailed he had en-
tire,y recovered
The war between Christophe and Peton
was conducted with very little spirit; some
tritling skirmishes occasionally took place, but
both parties appeared DESTROYS of peace.
The British frSate which was despatched
some time since from Jamaica TO port-au.
Prince, tor the purpose of demanding some
Negroes who had a6sconded from the former
place in pilot-boat, sailed abouta week before
Capt T. The object of her visit had not been
accomplished the refugees having escaped and
taken shelter in the mountains.
Markets for American produce were very
dull AT rort-au-Prince and the produce of the
island high Rice, SIP; Flour 20; Tobacco
IS 70; (Indigene currency, which is verv
much depreciared.) Coffee, goa p ceuts; Su.
gar IL Is dollars. GGazeite
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FOREIGN.

ETtract Of a letter dated SieI7u Leone, Feb
,uary 6th.
There IS OH the western coast Of this
continent, schooner under Cartl,acenian
colors.. She has lately plundered 4 brig
belonging TO this colony of part OF her
cargo, amounting in value to about 4OO0l.
stlg. Commodore leo was here when The
brig arrived, and has since sailed on a
cruise down the coast"
We have been favored with letters from
the Mauritius, dated 2Sih December last,
by which we learn that the Mosque sloop
OF war, since her short arrival, had cap
tired the schooner Petite Annie, under
English colors, from Madagascar, with
"a Africans on board, the Joseph and
Zephyr luggers, under English colors,
the one with 80, the other with loi
negroes on board and the schooner He
len, under French cOIors, with $50 on
board. We had thought that the exam
pie of the Tyne would have been dcci-
sive but unless the felony law be strong
ly, enforced, nothing will prevent a risk,
which, If successful, is extremely profita-
bic.
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HAVANA. Anril

HAVANA, AprlI 70.
A Royal Order WAS issued here some
time since, prohibiting the Introduction
OF Cotton Manufactures, which though
IT caused some detention aud trouble 10
the Cotton Goods arriving about that pc
Rod, they Lave been all admitted TO en-
fry and the Executive here have CON
ciuied TO postpone enforcing The Decree
until they can hear from Spain on the
subject which amounts TO AN absolute
refusal TO carry it into effect. This step
was anticipated by ali here, from the mo
ment the order was heard of.
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lous tor order from principle, t5a -
of liberty from justice and feelin,.p PATHS;
done during long life much soGs'ii he
by his actions and his wriiiare' TO IA
notwithstanding himself, into li,o Ora
OF the political storms which ha,a Md,l
agitated Europe, he has slono lol
tempests only az Il sweet and H. N
star; at thecloSe ofhis life, ou;,,;n
ont regret the deceit.ul grande"nS WI
world,- he has preserved the n,,I VI I
greatness, that of the soul, and Y ,n ,r
the tomb the affection and a,a'.rFies
the friends OF humanity. s"''uda
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,,,c,B BALTIMORE, Mayo.


Arrived at this port the schooner Patriot
captain thompson. i'm so DAYS from Bueuas
R!Tes. wv this arrival we have received from
our attentiye correspondent at that place, Bue-
nos Ayres Ghzettes TO the 2i of March. cen
faniug TIE official account of the canfnre If
Chill by the republican forces, aud other par.
ticulars relative 70 the progress of IN, patrio.
&c armies we have been favored by a com
niercial friend, with the following trausIafionx
from our files, for which we return him our
''''''- er,,.,-,., Pat.
bUENOs AfREs tIAZETTE EXTRAORDINARILY
27TH. FER.
Yesterday, 3 y. vi. Don Manuel Fscal,d,
arrived IN this capital, bringing the RpyaI sian
dard which was captured at ChdcabiIco n
was presented TO his exceency the Supreme
;t,'reci9f IN me presence of many civil Il mil
itary officers. At g it was deposited in the dr.
nel, serving as trophy to The national colors
Saigtes were fired on the occasion acconnsniod
WIN military music, and the joyful accIa.
1natonS ot anlmmense cOnconrse Of the peooIr
1ue public gratitude rendered Ue J,ors',o
OF us admiration TO the meriforic b. nroyinS,c
o. tnNo. ana to the illustriOus Heioes If tj,a
Gndes.-.I 20 them belongs immortal gIoryi SAN
MAh i NJ ''Ie will publish the chromium
OF your virtues perhaps il may seem to 60.
feiate t'iein-yet il can never cause tben, 20
re sufficiently apprec ated ."
D'sPdtch from Gen. SIN Wqjfin TO the .S,yre,,e
DIRECTOR
MosT EXCELLENT SIR,
4 division Of 1900 -reo or
the army Of Chill has inst been destro,od j.,
Tie plains OF Chacahuco this afternoon G1,h
f,b, BY The array Cnlcr my Commend CO..
F6"' 1ers. including 30 officers. $50 killed al
asfandard which have the honor To- ,,,,,s 1n',
:" you. are the results Of this happy d,v, CHI,
more Than 1893 stands Of arms aud two 6ei,l
pieces. 'e''
The pressure of time does not allow NJ M,
entering into details, which will rive w, 49,
soon az possible; in the mean while can,,o,
hhd expressions strong enough 10 do insficn 70
tne hrdTcrf % the troops-onr loss doe nor
m1nnt to 100 men. Briradier General Dor
niguel sole and Don Bernardo OIiigrins
eln antly distinguished themselves.
1877. '"'''ary'
JOSE DE SAN AIARTIV.
10 bis ExcoIIeacy tie ~
Supreme Director of the gfste
'rfTft Sen HQrfM 10 tie 5apregie Djreefor
GOsf EXCELLENT SIR.
TIE rlorious dsv Of Cha.
cahIc0 has restored 10 Gill The ci,jOvroert ~ /
~ stetfy. fhe rcudipsot the epSrv'e ..r,,,,, /
.sfe'Fe1' re oiihrf ioi"lng GUS IN gIeat nuni. /
D.Fs, pi nbn4 into 0ur hands IS pyjsoners ~
( ne teitrs ex-governor Hpco. not fgdinn
1ny vessels 81 Valparaiso, il endeagofiDg 10 /
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horasble sIgl6.I these misfortunes. have
arisen against tyranny and injustice in
their natvfal defence. All the military
have SUPPOSED themselves involved in the
ruin ogsomc of their officers. The cry
for defence was general, and has sounded
i'm c,ery corner OF the Province of Sal,
Ayonio. Every one has turned Soldier
2hd protector of soldiers, because they are
Braz!lians like themselves. The despots,
/astonished at these new and unexpected
events, and gaaded even more by their
own consciences, (whicheven IN the most
impious hOsoms erects its tribunal, die
tates its judgments, and implants its re-
morse have abandoned The place from
which they issued their homicide orders.
Inhabitants Of pernambuco YOU NAV be-
lieve that they have taken means 10 make
your countrymen appear devoid of honor
and humanity!
The Patriots in two hours found them
selves without chief, without a govern
or 1t was necessary toavoid the disor-
ders of anarchy amidst an agiiated 90.
pi'ation and revoited people. Every
thing was done IN a moment aud was
the work of prudence and patriot
ism.
Inhabitants of Peruambuco Be tran
gull. Peace reigus III the capital. The
People are satisfied. There is no dis
tlnction between Brazilians and Europe
ans. They consider themselves as bro
theirs. descending from the same origin.
inhabitants ofthe same country, and pro-
Tossing the same religion. A Provisional
Government well informed, and selected
from all The orders of the State, presi,ies
over your felicity. You may rely on IFS
zeal and patriotism. Providence, by whom
this work is directed, will carry II TO lis
end, and will protect this heavenly under
taking. lonr happiness will he secured
You shall be liberated from the wcirht of
enormous tributes, which have been so
heavy upon you. And Your country and
ours will rise 10 that point of grandeur to
winch It entitled, and you will gather
toe fruit of your work, and of the zeal of
your countrvmen. Help us with vour
connsels they will be received with era
ttnde. The country expects them. as
well as your applicationto agriculture. A
rich nation is always powerful one. Our
country Is oar common mother. You are
her sons. the defendants of the valiant
LnsIfanlans: You are Portuguese. Anne
rcans, Brazllans, and inhabitants OFFER
nambuco.
Given atthe House of the Provision
al Government, on the 18th of March
1917. "'
MARTINS.
MONTENEGRO,
ARAUGO,
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EDo Boston, AprIl2f
FROM CALCUTTA.-At the fine ftbe
sa,lIng OF the Cadmus, the Pindarees had ex.
CIteo conslderable apprehension at Calcutta
.Hey having iaid waste several places, aud ha-
WIG approached within 20 or so miles of the
iIlty. Inc fiDdarees are mounted cavalry, Il
nave yJolned the Mahrattas in their
wars, but having no war at present ON hand.
are employing themselves in depredations.
--latest from BOndparfe-I have conversed
wilma very Intelligent gentleman. ~. GRAY.
ESq.)a ,passengerin the Cadmus, arrived here
yesterday from Caicutta-he states that tie
Cadinus was boarded off ST. Helena on the
SIN March, from the british sloop of war Leve.
rett, and received from the LIST fienf. of that
vessel, various anecdoticaI iuformationrespec-
ing b0naparte. IT appears that Bonaparte
was quite unwell, supposed to originate from
great ingnetude of mind. He complained
M ih OF ~ treatment, and his confinement to
INC island, refused TO see company, or to take
etAS 5tse' ihe limits allowed him to range in,
"a peen circumscrlbed to about nine miles,
IN consequence of letters. in cvpher having
been found concealed in the clothes of he
son OF Las Casds, who had received nermission
10 return 10 France, they supposine IN relate
10 sfaiagems Tor effecting his (Napoleon'sles-
cape, &C. Las Casas had been sent IN ths
NaPe' BonaParte is visited regularly three
tunes each day by the officers who have Inc
hdi EeOI ms person, to ascertain his situafion
health, &c. and these officers reoort eacl,
nIIshtfrom boDgwood to the town. nv telerranh.
nc Nould frequently keep these officers vail.
iug TWO hovrs, after they have sent inn otifcs-
llon % their being at his residence for The nnr.
pose 81 seeing him, and then receive theni
WIN "oouhess or petulance-but on ali occasi.
'"' attempting 10 Keep up his dignity
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MARTINS.
MONTENEGRO.
ARAUGO,
MENOOSA.

NEw-YoRK, April 80.
The revolution that has lust broken
ont at Pernamhuco, and which probably
will have extended, ere this, to the other
PROVINCES, is an event which NAV ulti-
Ipateiy beneht US IN our commerce with
the Brazls. All the great changes in ihe
old, contribute to The riches of this new
world. The recent shock which has
been proNnced III England, whether by
real or fictitious means, has created an
alarm which operates i'm favor of This conn
try. The public funds are advancing in
Great Britain above par, and numerous
capitalists have RENTED large sums in
specie TO this country, TO which MANY
were at our last dates, making prepara-
mons to ennigraie-and it must crafty
,ne PRIDE OF every American, thus to be-
hold the high estimation in which tbe
OF Europe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-06
Lonelon. M -rcL 2s.

N@V"'tVW, NI"ICH 70.
A great disturbance has occrrro, -. a.. nj
atre Francais At the performance 81 tr,@ed,
III Wnlch there are many illusions 10 Roma
parte present situation. MANY persons were
wounded, The riot was suppressed by the mi.
.,.,ty aila general arrests were made. Tho
a .,.i WISHES 10 remain unknown. The repe.
tition OF the play is forbidden.
- '2"elish writer against Bernadotfe's be.
coming King, has been condemned 70 JeayS
but fed, and is outlaved "e''"'
v..,..,.., Paris, Fe5. 3.
esster"ay there was distributed among the
iaei9Ders Of me Chamber Of Deputies a memo
RAJ by one Lubbert, complaining of lie obsG
macy Of his debtor. an American ofthe name of
swan, Who with an income of several n,iIiiors.
preferred remaining at st. Peiagie. where he