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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-11
Fcsruarys.

EbLANfERS-fAl.E is asGla GDered yar su.e.-I n.
SUBSCRIBER Is disposed sell bargain in this
handsome fafni, aud 10 divide the payments Tor the
COMMUNICATION oI purchaser, Twelve equal t.Tts in
negotiable paper, well endorsed, made payable AZ either
OF tie Richmond Banks the ist ofwhic q, % tay
sight ana SO on III successon for every until the
purchase money he iuy Unchanged wLicn will he AZ
me end oil t@o years from the date of the az 81 no.
ms i III has been before advertised pretty fully
dcscfibet Is therefore deemed unnecessary again To
20 iHi AUTO description Oi ii. IL lies in te cOaty of
Covcnand, ten mics above the riousc on Lirking
hSle CreeA, aud about foTty miles from Richmond II
ce!iins ABOUT I4O acres lies we'll for farming and is
wen wateed, aud Ia good neigh5Orh0o6 about thirty
dcfes oi is tract lyIng immediately on Licknsbole
CTeeS, Is considered Equally rich the jane River
Lv"Grounds; tiie residue produces good wheat corn
tvdcco and closer. Ihe buildings neat and conye
riit-aiso the orchards the arc extensive aud
OF the best kinds offruit
There are also two small farms Planters Fare
belonging TO tie Subscriber, which also offered CoI
safe Ihe tNo contain 3JJ acres, AID nearly the same
siSe one OF which is encountered with the HE estate of
an OLD iidy very great bargain may also had in The
rhfchase OF these parcesoi land, either the aud
the payments made easy.
ANY person wishing to purchase, is Invited to call on
me subscriber and enquire OF him his price Tor This des
raie propefiyit shall he made much below its real
Tue, Ca The ordinary prices that lands are se!u.
for. '"s
r.,.n.. DANiELrRiPLETr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-11

rr,-.,.. IN Council, JaR.y, 1917.
us advised that after the IJi day OF February next
II All Claims against the Commonwealth growing out oi
the iaie war shall ia addition other requisites be SIM
ptd ny the affidavit Of the caimant- that his advice
De published in the papers Of this City for the nforat
on ofthe public.
Copy from the Minutes.
January H.. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-11

n The ENQUIRER is published twice a week gsns-
rally ard three tunes week during tie session of tie
state Leshelatnreprice, the heretofore, FTue
Dollars pei aniuin pay able in advance Notes CEaI-
tered BANKS, (oafy) WIZ be received IN payment The
EDITOR viii guarantee the saiety OF renting Them by
mall the postage oi all letters beig paid by the Wi
tiers.
n No papers will he discontinued but the discre
ton OF the Editor until all arrearages have been paid
n Whoever wigaar?ntee the pas Iient of sle prper
slall receive tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IT one Sqifdre-fiyst insertion, 75 ceAtSeach con-
firXdNce, 50 ceHfs.
No advertisement inserted, srfUn has either been
paid for e' assumed by person is tbs efy or rs
eariY0Hs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-11

A MANAGER for a farm will meet immediate EN-
n poyment, provided he is duly qualified and has tes
tinony Of honesty and integrity on application to Mr.
James Harris, IN Riehmead,oT to DR., James JOne in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-11

HANGING ScHUOL.-jfr. fUig0V has lie Irnor ~
- inform the LADIES' and Gentemen of Richmond
ina, his second term will commence the Nedne.iay
III Fehrnary ~ Gr. Buchanan's long ROOM
For further pi.ticuia.s, please enquire OF Mr. g. al
Mrs. Metzler's.
January Is. % -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-11

~ HheieSs me negroes ofhc es7ie oi John
e egaIees oithat estate arc solicited 10 cone for,d
AUG isceFe Their respective proportions fioe ,gla
10y 'a 70 isse application are hereby informed that
saii not consider myselfa as Responsible f I'm
ust may accrne on such proportion from srd sfer ne
dste--CAmbeTtand, January 1 tsi5 ''' "'' 49, '''s
"a, LEONARD DANIEL, Ey'or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-11

E BAk ~, Surgeon DeRtist, fespectglply informs
-. we ladies and gentlemen Of Richmond aud its y
Guy ne VII Deiappy 10 attend theu in his
." III, room over Messrs. Ddbuey & Bakers store onr,
~ t"c swan laVerh-ef, az their several places of a.
nc mas iree Different kinds of teeth each csceu in
~ MINI "hch ne ehlfafs upon stfnps Of drc3vra ts,,
W. There are none, 6Oin one L. sct
Iney are fabricated from the fpyoyofanns Nstg,.,,
,an 'he DHetat Pasfc TEEN, Which are an Inn,
poVenent nPonthosc invented in Europe their s",a,i
oIi,y consists W never changing their color az i.c.
III, re nends decayed teeth, 18th gold or foil so tr,i
were. ' 70 "'e'"i "e ihey ever
10 SEPARATES extracts teeth or their stn,uns
cbildren's teeth. o'' al" regulates
ne as also tooth powder prepared by himself free
rom every delcierious quality which IN ~ s" @ ,
posbes the teeth, but preserves them ,,,r. ~ o''s
gums and keeps Them IN a healthy state '> '''''''
~ Advice given on the teeth oraNs ,,,.,,.. -,
his room TILL 10 A. ". aud from + NJ 'e"'"''0 a.
= Niq"irers are airecfed 10 Dr SJ,c,,,
January 2i. ~ '"W. .<
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-11

Ill GHLY WORTHY OF ATTtNTIOYi ,,7,i
- signed commissioners, appointed by Ordinance, of
.e corporation of the city Of ichmond to make sale OF
.hc commons 81 Tie said city. between Islh and 22d
streets, Will offer az public auction on the prem g. 10
.te highest bidder the 18th day Feby neat at II o.
"vN A. NJ. " LotS 9 Ground, each lot IA 'front.' ON
sN; tNeNe ana eighteen months Notes with approved
eNpTsefs, negotiable IN either Of the banks la this cifv
WI ne required aud tie title withheld unu Tie ast
payment 10 made. ~ "''
Few pieces otTeal property in the United States can
De more valuable than the above-it embraces s,,tic
ior mercantile transactions promising every ronve,
Whieh can be contemplated lit is situated along aide
81 near 10 TIE Dock already commenced. and which
Die, toits nnal completion " PV'S'
W.FOUSHEE,
JOHN ADAMS
c. TOMPKiNS, I f;on,y;s.;
CHARLES COPELAND, : oners.
HOhERfCAMBLE
- b. W. COLEMAN,
-- ItD,uaIy !. sS-2iwfds
R5NOR SIS IL ~ fIiS -f5ce :, T--,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-11

sFOk sALE-Two active, healthy Negro Men one o
Il them coarse shoemaker.
liberal price will also be given for healthy boy of
twelve oFfonsecn Of age, and good character-
Enquire ut this Office.
February g. O0-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-11

sOk ~, ~ ths ,nice. few copies oT the T5,17
olfhc 90 MENTION Of Is55 and &c ,,i ',''.,
DyordeT Of the House Of Delegates.
EahfnIrr L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-11

ENHE SUBSCRIBER intends to selIiIla few ,yeeI 1To
TINS time, his entire stock of goods-In the interim
ne offers At Wholesale orretal any articles in his line al
more reduced prices than they he purchased For in
s Sity. tie mas Just re we'd supply OF fresh Teas
ana has ON ha1d large supply of Canton China Vhicb
may be thought if application be made soon
January o. N' is.i1,aM ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-11

NIoIlCE.-The Subscriber has raken sto1T-IIo1-- :.
conveniently situated on ar Cary Street o,,os;,
TO the Basin, where he vii! transact business on n
sio and receive gnerehandze ana country pros,re az,
storage, at reasonable rates. VA
,,,u,rv N. B. PoITIAUX.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-11

bSLAISIER OF PARIS.-se0 tons ofihe most sT,Ic1Ior
qaliiy, for SALE either ground or in Iu,ip by the
subscribers. ~
WoODSoN g. STAPLES.
JdhhafV 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19

Leaving outstanding, an
estimate balance of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19
Columbia, IS. C. Dec. s.
COUSTERFEITs |!

! On Thursday last, John Kindred,
and Mason G. Cole, we're apprchend-
cd in this place, and committed on a
charge Of passing counterfeit bank
bills. Kindred left. here about two
weeks ago for c Charleston, and while
there, passed to Mr.. Lipman of that
place, four hmdred and eighty dol
lars, under the feisned name Chester
field: Mr.. Lipman soon discovered
that the bills were spurious, and i'm
mediateIy went in quest of the person
from whom he received them, and
found lin at Mr.. McDonald's ia
yern, and there learnt that his real
name was not Chesterfield but Kim
brel, and that lie was one of the pro
prietors of the line of stages between
Charleston and Columbia he deli
vered up all the articles which he
purchased from Mr.. Lipman. and
then demanded the bills back. Mr.. l..
refused to return them to him. He
then left Charleston and arrived here
on Saturday night last, and on Mon
day the affidavit Of Mr.. Lipman was
received, upon which he was. arrested.
Kindred swears he received the bills
from Cole with directions to purchase
certain articles.
The bills are all of the denomina-
ton of 90 dollars. and purport to lie
of the Banks of Newark and Elk
ton. Those of Newark are all dated
April 1916, and signed J. Bennett,
President, and William Atkinson,
Cashier, and are payable TO S. Ward,
to +. Smith, and to Z. Potts,-those
on the Elkton Bank of Maryland, are
dated in March, 1914 and 1915, and
February 1916, and signed ]. SewaI,
President, and William Baxter, Ca
shicr, aud payable to W. Bates, Ii.
Write, F. Bird, S. Ross. S. Hampton
r. Allen, S. Kerr, and T.. Hunter.
The bills appear new. and not to
have been in circulation, and the fl
CURES of both banks to be Of the same
hand writing (; and similarity may
be traced in the various names.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19
Treasury Report.

Annual Report of the Secretary OF the
Treasury to the t,oo Houses Of Con-
grsss.
Treasury Department,
December S, 1917.
SIR,-I have the honor to enclose re-
port. prepared in obedience to the act
entitled "An act to establish the Ireasu-
~ Department"
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully, sir,
Your most Obed't servant,
VIM. H. CRAWFORD.
The honorable the President
Of The Senate.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19
BY last Evenings Mail.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.NtV-To~k, Dec. 10.
LATEST from ENGLAND.

LATEST from ENGLAND.
The regular and fist sailing ship Ami.
~, capt. Stanton, arrived at this port last
evening in 46 DAYS tr. Liverpool, ~henc"
he saied on the esth Of October.
BY this arrival the editors of the Mef-
cantlle Advertiser have received Liver
pool papers and prices current to the 2st1
October ard London PAL ers aud Lilo 30
Lists TO the 18th, from which they have
extracted every article Of moment, when
follows.
The harvest had been all gathered ard
The quality was goOd-s1cept the gram
Which Was housed early III the season -
but we are Informed the quantity was
MT 80 very abundant. .
Eatrsct Of Lirsrroo! price current q
the eth Of October.
Cotton, up;and, Is I'D to Is I'D; Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19
Alexandria, December 40
Treasury Department,
Dec. 5, 1917.
>>o>~>>>>~~>>>>>>n

No 97G was the first drawn yesterday
afternoon iu the Surgical Institution Lot
tery, and agreeable to the scheme is en-
titled to the TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
The lucky ticket was purchased at Co.
hens Office by a gentleman Of this city,
for his friend in the country, and is the
third capital prize already sold in the
present splendid lottery at that singular.
ly fortunate office. Bait. Fed. GaS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19
From the Richmond ComJi'sr.

On Saturday theIiouse of DeIceatcS
tuuk mp Mr.. MAYORS resolutions rav
the appointment of Charlain-NIr.
Blackburn offered in lieu Of them Il
simple resolution, that the house pro-
coed on this day TO the appointment
Of chaplain. Mr.. Nay!or acccptsa
Of this as substitute for his OWL
the resolution was supported by Mr..
Blackburn in speech Of some length.
and opposed by Mr.. Davis of Hano-
yer. The question was taken by
ayes and noes and lost, ayes CO
noes liz.
Additional bills were reported by
the committee Of Revised Bills, and
committed 10 the committee Of the
whrle on the state Of the common
wealth.
Business proceeds apace, but no
debating as yet, to make the proceed
ings interesting TO a general reader.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19

which in federal times gave a bare
subsistence to the incumbcnts.
Salem GQ%.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19
gntract from annapolis, Dec. Is.

" The change IN The executive
council, / believe to have been made
from The best motives. Some dissa-
tisfaction had existed in several coun-
ties on account of appointments, made
by the late council: two of the men,
bers had resigned, and exertions
were making for and against the I'LL
PRODUCTION of the friends of particular
men, which induced the majority of
the Federal members of the legislature
to determine on selecting a council
wholly now, composed OF men OF
known independence of mind and free
from the influence of personal attach
ment. l am we'll satisfied that 10
disrespect was intended to any MEM
Der of the former council.
baltimore Ga1.
The voice of the people applauds
the proposition of Mr.. Monroe to
look up and reward the officers Of the
revolutionary army. For the last
seventeen years they have been per-
secuted and neglected. Washington
made it rule in his appointments to
Office, to select the heroes and patri-
OTIS who had toiled, fought and bled
for liberty /; but when Jefferson came
into power, he drove them into OBJ
security. The best way now for Mr..
Monroe to find tie old soldiers
will be TO take the list oil Jeffer-
sons rcnorals from office; on this
list he will find Col. Chester, who
lost a leg in the service; General
Miller, Who lost an arm ; Colonel
Tousard, who lost an arm; Major
LYMAN, of RI. /; General Lingan,
Colonel Fisk Of New York-and in
Vulnerable patriots and soldiers who
had spent their best days in the ser
vice of their country. Many Of these
have z me down to the grave, stigma
tised as tories and blue light traitors.
The gratitude of their country, can
now shine {" but on their tomb" 1t
will indeed be honorable to Cur rn-
lers to make public services, instead OF
party zeal. the standard by which to
Judge of prctensions to office. But
! unfortunately. the proposal TO reward
our old soldiers comes so late. that
few of them survive to put their
claims in competition with the young
ze;lots Of faction, who now accumu-
Late enormous fortunes, in Offices
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19

remaining id,e in the treasury, until the
year 1925. If,hat surplus could he an
nually invested early in each year, at the
present prices Of the different species OF
stock, il would produce saving to the
nation OF not less than four millions OF
dollars, between the first days of Janua-
~ 1920, and 1926. The interest which
viii accrue IN the per cent stock, be-
tween the first day, Of January 1920, and
1926, when it is estimated The whole re-
deemable debt will be discharged, will a.
mount to Ss,sO0,Ooo; if, therefore, it is
intended to redeem that stock, the SUR
plus in the sinking fund may be legit-
mately applied to that object during The
year 1920 and 1891.
BY statement (S) appears
that the treasury notes which
have issued under the several
acts Of Congress on that sub
ject, have amounted to S6,l33,794
Ofwhich there has
been cancelled at the
treasury so,574,4Sl
There is now in
the treasury, which
will be cancelled
when settled, eyclu-
sive of 4a2,5l9, II,
the estimated inte-
rest upon them, the
amount Of s,6es, 400
Making together the sum OF s5,4s7 :SSl
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19

elusive Of the Mis-
slssippi and Alaba-
ma lands 100000
Bank dividends
a,7 per cent. $4,000
Postage and in.
cidentaI receipts $4,000
And the payments iGto
the treasury during the year
1918, may be estimated at
the same amount.
To which add the Balance
estimated to be in the Urea
n mi 1873 100000
Mixing together the sum Of So,525,Ooo
The probable authorised
demands upon the Treasury
during the year 1918, arc
estimated 10 amOu..t to si,94o.3ol -
Viz.
Civil, mis-
cellaneous d.
plomatic and
foreign inter-
course s,oe9,s 90
Military ser
vices, iaclud-
ing an arrear-
age oIfivehun-
dredthOusand
dollars 6,265, l52 50
Naval SER
vice, inc!ud-
ing one mil
lion Of dtliars
for the gTadu-
al increase If
the navy, S6ii $50 S0
Public debt10, 100000 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19

augusta, Dec. 9.
A Bill we understand is before the
Legislature, prohibiting as far as le-
gislative ingenuity and precaution
canprohibit, theintroduction ofslares
into this state-but it is not improba-
BILE, that in the provisions Of the act,
which may be necessary and proper
for the security of actual emigrants
to the state. that certain l0op-holes
may be left, through which the traders
in this species of properly. will find
a mode of creeping cut of its penal
ties, and of continuing traGc, which
so many Intellectual efforts have been
made to prohibit. As the sections Of
the act We have seen, seem to prohi-
bit the safe Of slaves hereafter to be
brought into the state, il is probable
that future traders will hire them
merely for eighty or ninety years,
by the expiration Of which period,
they may calculate upon such an al
teration of the act. as to secure them
against IFS pains and penalties, It's
forfeiturcs and inconvenience.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19

Making together the sum Of 5,497 .S8l
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-16
For New YORK

L CC +NCW OK,
E5l The fthr. JULIET, VIII he
afsEs E8Se, ready for the reception Of a
gtiiFtl lfff 10y cargo in few days, and will
sass'-sS1 sIi3isstake freight ow, for which, or
pailage, apply OH board, at Nercham,s'
wharf, OF 10
B4RNEWALL g PcPHA5L.
aprilIS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-16
LANO rGH HAE.E

3 N the county OF Fairfax, about : miles
4 from Alexandria, and the fame dilance
from Georgetown and WELLINGTON. This
Land is now und Il GOOD fencing, and lies in
handfome iquarc CT four fields, which all
concentrate in one yard, with a new barn,
from which flock may be conveyed in each
field with no trouble. There is a efficiency
OF timber to inpfort the place Cor number
OF years, and from ago TO 800 acres, fifteen
IN meadow, now in cultivation. The i'm.
provements arc a frame Dwelling Houi;.,
large enough for any family, with ncceliary
out-houies well watered and excelIcm,
iprings, with large orchards of every KIM
OF irut. The above lard is good, and viii
be fold grear bargain, complication 10
CHARLES SCOTT,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-16
BY JOHN JACKSON q Co.

By JoHN JACKSON q Co.
TOMORROW, at 10 o'clock
AT the auction room, Union ftreet.
Will be fold without relcrve,
6 crates queenlwarc
40 bblS. fugars
10 beet and becyes heads
40 boxes mould candles
40 long and fhort pipes
Ipipc brandy
S kegs butter
40 demijohns
Cordage, Madeira wine, etc. etc.
Immediately after, j very general adort
mcnt OF well ielcGted Dry Goods, iuitne
to the ieafon--conGf'ng of
Cloths, caaimercs, buriaps, orn1burgs,
tIcklenburgs, heaians, German and Irif
dowlaS, lriih linens, leno, jaconet and book
mullins, cords and veivcts, plain and twill
ed bombazetts, bombazecns, furniture and
cambria dimities, Madras. fix & flag hdfs
domeitic bleached and unbieachcd cottons,
CHECKS, chambrays, P!a;ds and ginshams,
Narcotics veftings, cotton ard fix hofe,
imitation, fix aud lace fllawls, long lawns,
plaid and ftriped ginghams. hyperion quilt.
ingS, prints and iuper London Chintz, York
itripcs, Cotton cafimeres, India cottons,
cans, fteem-loom flirting, iewing fix,
oio"h hollana, etc. etc. may 10.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-16
4 BARGAIN
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

A Half acre Lot on JefFerlon and Far.
L n fax freets with tie improvements
being large double two ftory Brick Houfc'
kitchen, fmoke houle, fable, &c. Tie
whole nearly new, and in completes repair.
an excellent vegetable Garden, with fruit
trees, ihrubs, &c. a pump under cover ana
aipring of moi delightful water. A dl1ancc
OF 200 Yards, the Gtuat;nn pleaIant, and
calculated for gentleman OF IeifuIc. It
viii be fold great bargain, or cxchan
ged for pcrioial property-and if not dis
po:ed of in either way it will! be for rem, on
moderate terms--apply TO
JOHN JACESoR.
april IS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-16

Sc &C. in tbs -, Roila, !,oais. o! Phi
lsdeip,io wien ,bs' vessel wps cat . :
way Oh iac reef 1t eocoa CGiave.ii Ia
March last, ali hands saved ,hc cap,
and rae ha1 taken passage for New
pro,i,'cnce 40 u;iain 4 conveyance TO:
ihc United States. NJ sale o, p incipe
Tor American produce. -Four IS dolls.
duty z 81 tcnnage 'nousy 50
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-16
GHGCERiES. SC.

GROCERIES. sc.
". g X. BLACKLOCK
Have received and offer for falc,
IS hhds. Muicovado iuears
50 bags coffee
puncheons w. I. rum
SC barrels N. Z. >,
40 q h hsds' and Whitley
$50 reams letter and common paper
60 wrapping :,
90 kegs Carrots inufF
40 large and imall twit tobacco
500 lbs. bright Dutch madden
SO boxes bcit Spanifh fegars
10 fig blue
80 mould and dipt candles
60 foap
6kess indigo,
WITH a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Wines, brandy, gin,
CORDS, lines, traces,
Powder, fiot, cheele of all kinds,
Loaf and lump fugar, etc etc.
MAY 70. e
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The ship George Long is reported
TO be below, bound up. as also q light
brig
LATEST FROM 81 SALVADOR.
~, 10 YORK. May 8 10 the a,ien-
lion al oar cores poDdcnt, VIC ar il
debted ior TIC following Intelligence
received at Boston, By capt, Lo'ett, in
IS daps tom ot. Sstvador.
ne Portuguese entered Montevi
dec on 20 h jaa receiving Joyful vel
come by The Inhabitants then in the
place, being principally old SPeniards,
the Pa riots having left the place two
days previous. Tue Portuguese amy
was commanded 10y Cen Lacor, amour
tins; to 5000 infantry and artillery In
nediatcly on their arrival. the general
issued his proclamation, Offering pro>
lection to every party, & threatening 10
punish any person thai jDsu'iEd 'he pa
trlots, which was sgriC ly aGherch 10, as
on The first DAY ihefe we're nunber oil
bJalmea pu; ia prison for johipg some
PAliiol ladies /; lhe Spauiards ting ,c
~ much disappointed 90 Gndlag lbs
place taken possession for the Portu-
guese, always supposing, that they were
taking il for the Spsniards
u On the 2ts', the General with ';hr
Governor, issued procl nation Of
inE free ccmEcrcs to all nliio.5. I;u
siness was going % a. usual: ali tic
civil officers retaining their clliec, IS
under the PdtriO,s The troop, a,r
now encampsd ouiside Of the town. cx-
cept such as are seiected Tor to~r
guard. being about 1000 men, whose
officers a. equIrtered IN tns inh.0tants
one or more TO eycfy faEGly.
The revolution, or rather conspiracy
which took place a, PeiDambuco on the
Gin OF Marco. originated WITH D1mu.-
gees mdrtiH aad & y. Pedr"sa % Z
regiment of Hfast., s,auODe@ uere
connected vita m~ny o hcrs o 80,
much consideration.