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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02
IN MsekIsabn,g counts court. Islh

IN CHANcLRY.-M eckleHbufg County Court, 10th
4 March, 1873
Hester Arthur Moody jun. and Mary his wife,
bsra Bfame Pa.sey Brsne aud Polly Brame infants and
heirs OF Jane Brane, deed, by their next freud nd
guardian Joseph BIame.. PfssiHfiFS,
Robert Hester Nathan Hester Francis Moody and Ann
his wife, James Palmer aud Martha his wife, Richard
Brown and Lucy his wife and David BTame aud Barbara
his WIFE heirs and disbptees of James Hester, decd
aud Elizabeth Hester widow and relict the said James
Hester decd, and Joseph Iownes sheriff and admins
traitor Of the said decedent.. DCjeHd0Hs.
The defendants Nathan Hester, Francis moody and
Ann his WIFE James Palmer and Martha his wife Richard
Brown and Lucy his wife, aud David Brame and Rarba
his wife not having entered their appearance ag,ord
the OF Assembly aud the rules this court ard b
appearing TO the satisfaction OF the that they &c
not inhabitants Of this siaeon the the pls',
s by their attorney is orderCd, That they appeal
here the first day Of June next aud enter their
appearance and answer the plaintiffs BILL and give seen.
Tity for performing the decree Of the court and that
copy OF tns order he inserted ~ some newspaper
printed in Richmond Petersburg two months sue
cessigel and posted The front door VI the courthouse
Of the said county
a copy-Tesie, JOEL WATKINS, nc.
Aprh ". lII-wsw
NTIRGINiA.-At superior court OF chancery holden
at the capitol in tie city Of R,shmond. January
the STU 1910.
John Land, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Branch waltsall Henry waltha admir- Of christopher
WaIiha and Edwin laBd. ........... DcjcRd0atS.
Upon motion made this day by counsel for the de
tin the twenty third day Of February, thousand
eight hundred and fourteen the after considering
the hill answers exhbifg and the aidayis Of ituessea
and hearing COUNSEL in Opposition to the notion doth
refer the accounts between the parties in tue bill
toned TO one Of us commissioners, TO he by bin exam
ned stated settled, aud to tie reported With any
matter specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself
which may be required by the parties to be 50 stated.
copy, Itste,
WV. W. HENING, c. G.
COmmissONeT'S OGcf, RicimoNd, ma. q, 1918.
The parties interested arc desired to take notice thai
have appointed the fourth day Of the eighth month
tApgusU neXt ~ commence the accounts directed by the
above order of Tie oonft, which dsy 81 Q O'clock
tRry required 10 attend 1T Ny once IN this
city. with their accounts and ,euehc ready for examin
alton AMI settlement. AN0S LtDD, VIC.
May u. wsw'
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IN CHANCERY.-At court held for Cumberland
Z county, March 70, 1918.
EiDe't -Pfa'HtW'
AGAINST
Josiah Maddox, Thomas Bradley and John Hatcher,
Defendants.
The defendant Josiah Maddox not having entered his
appearance and given security according the of
Assembly and tberues Of this conrt and it appearing
by satisfactory eyidtpce that he is uhabtant Of
this country as OTdered That the said defendant do
appear here the 1tb Monday in June and
tneb othe plaintiff and that copy of this order
forthwith inserted in newspaper published III the
city OF Richmond for months successfully, and
posted the front door OF the this county
copy. Ttste, MILLER WOODSoN, jr. p. c.
ApTh IL. ili-WSw
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Yen Dollars Reward.

E6ESERTED from tue service Of the Public Guard on
~ the 2lth inst. NELSON H. LANE, soldier of the
SAID Guard He was born in the county Of Hanover Va.
aged twentyeght years feet inches high has grey
hair, blue eyes. aud OF sallOw complexion.
The above reward will be given for The delivery Of the
said deser,er a. the Barracks Of the said Guard Rich
mOnd. PETER CRUTCHFIELD Ii. p. G.
February 2S g7n
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go THE pnnIIC

Having discovered aremedy against the Cnt
worms, ants birds, sc. AID Usedit With sucCess
more than Eve years, peiitiOned Congress
pray wing thai they would allow me any cOmpcn-
sation they thought proper 10 make it pubic.
Ii being presented 10 the committee of claitns
bv Mr. Spangler | was informed thar the ie sis-
latnre Of the state was the proper place to pre-
sent it, which, did thro' Mr. Rankin, who in
formed me the committee only laughed II it,
therefore make present vi the receipt to the
public, hoping that farmers may he benefited
tbe,oby and enabled to Judge whether The
public good is consulted by orr legislators.
Receipt against cut worms, ants, birds, az .
R.-Take 4 lbs. SCOT,
2 OF Socotrine Aloes, powdered,
IL ID. GunpOwder,
quarts plaster or gypsum.
Soak one bushel of corn IN the SCOT and a
sufficicucv Of water To make The corn SpTOat--
then add the powdered alues and gunpowder
then roll it IN plaster and plant il moist
This not only prevents the worms, birds, ants.
sc. but adds greatly TO the vegetation and
growth OF the plant, by u chemical decomposi-
ton of the atmosphere or gasses that surround
the plants, by producing moisture of a mira
gene quality, whilst The hydrogeue quality OF
the sulphur, cafbOne aud nitre combines and
acts in defending The plants from the GOODNESS
becomes hot, d decomposition OF the alkaline
moisture g., produced, that in good ground is
nearly Il not superior to manntirg Of horse
manure.
Sir, hope you will print His FOR the good of
oar country, and desire every printer that
meets viii it TO publish it.
Yusts with hch respect, &c.
CORN ELiUT DYSART, 81. ID.
Chancefurd, York Comfy, Pa.
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4 letter 6rov an eminent SHYregN IN Germany, mcn-
Ey5s the fOffoeiHr sipf Uiqr case.
on Friday the 10th ult. female fflOn whose Jaws
had before distracted 10 teelb 20 frantic with
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

STATED MEETING Of The .fcricUffRr0t SOcietg
~ will take place The Union Hotel. The second
Monday in June nest, 1t ~ O'C'trk, A. n.
A. business ~ niach importance will be Transacted 81
this meeting IL is hoped that members VIII attend.
may2S 1tan Holm ADAMS. .Sec'V.
NHTE wish 10 CIupi0, good MiLLEK-Ors w.tiCut "a
w family would he pgeftUed....None ncei apply
that caunot produce gOud recommendation.
Mays. IiG'rt ~. GN'NiNGHAA 4 co.
gAMEs NJ. PLEAsANrs- sIatiug obtained iiCaI'se 90
y practice law will attend the f.r and superior
courts Of Powbaan, Goochland and CumteIland. be
promises faithful attendance % all business cniiuted
A. his cave. May ~ 5w4w
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." Martin ErcNt indicted for feloniously stabbinz
Isaac Yates, aud who has been ouiawed upon that m
dietnicnt aud against whom wriis OF eapias
nilagatin have been Issued although he has evad.d the
execution ofthoss wits aud is gong az iatye in the
counties of Londonn and FaHqpitr.,'
F." Heay Jenkihs, presented by the sraUd for tue
murder oi negro inan Save named Luke, belonging 10
the estate OF Matthew uaTison, drc."
" Haasoa Oue,Ueid, presented by the grand jury for
the murder of john AHdVis"
Leteis CGa,cr. presented lay the grand jury foi tie
murder OF negro n'an slave James, the property of
Stephen G.. R0zel.'
NAV I. 1i5wsw
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A PETITION viii he presented TO The next General
~ Assembly Of North Carolina praying that portion
of the lands at and adjacent to tie foot of the falls Of
Roanoke river fH the county Of HaifaN Norh Carolina
belonging to tHe orphans % Daniel Weldon be laid OF
into lots, aud sold ia such manner and on such terms
az M ast II psss.d 10 that effect. may direct.
SAMUEL RLCFr, Guardian.
Nayqa eiefs
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- OANOKE NANiGATION.-Ihe stockholders IN the
L h Roanoke Navigation Company who have paid
ia Their seCoad insianent requested 10 ST. foL
~th.lhose persons who have been authorized oren
books Of subscription for the taking up ofstock
Virginia charter, well as those still holding books
opened under that of North Carolina requested To
retufnthem Immediately the subscriber st Halifax
~ G X. JOHNSTON, Treasurer.
Halifax, n. C.. Arril "a n3tf
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~ OrCE.-B Tor RECEIVING subscription ot stoch
v tvh ulid turnpike road fIom Tie termination OF
the Brook turnpike AT Owens tavern to Ground Squir
rel Bridge IN Hanover, will be opened at the Coffee
under tie superintendance of John Amber, James
MClurg, Mosby sheppard, Aaron Button William u.
Chanterla.ne, Thomas H. PTosser aud Isaac Wiustrn,
majority of them; aHd at Goodafs tavern IN Han
over, under the management OF Charles Il. Gnodall
Ednund Crclshaw, NichaTd Morris, jr Vim. WIngtieid
of them Monday the 18th June, and at both places
will be continued from day Ia day till completed.
The beg leave to represent the public in
general. ami Ia property holders in Richmond. and
the ncgbbOrhuod Of said road aud To all persons inte-
the commercial perity of Richmond OF the
importance tins road will be them completed.
II passes over AN uGcomuoniy bad road in The winter
which uihus be made good brings the bridge within
III miles OfRichmoHd. which by the old route
tnated ai22-thus shortening II in fact al miles, but
when the difference ofthe roads is consdeitd one ha
~ least. II enSui this bet the trade west of
which by good iuads and the opening OF the Rapidan
NAV. II remain contented with bad roads, he d
teed To ffedrrlck SuTe. IL is presumed that
ctoits ha,c been made and making to divert the
products of the south aud south part of Viz gna
rom Richmond by the improvement Of the navigation
OF the Roanoke and its branches il cannot be
portant object To bring toour market the product of
Louisa, parI of Orange Madison, Shenandoah, Rocking
ham, Augusta Pendieiob Hampshire Hardy, &C. 1t is
confidently anticipated. that f this scheme shall by libe
a and enlightened aid he accomplished that IL will he
extended by Louisa courthouse Ia Milton. sc. that
Rad will opened direct from Lousa
courthouse by Orange courthouse, TO Madison and
on; aud that by opening route from Ground Squirrel
Fridge 10 Rogers mill yon will shorten the route to
Fredericksburg II or 3 miles IRIS confidently antic
paej, tuat these considerations will be needed by the
route, Ia stanton. &c. sc.
May -. 2-taJ
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In Conurik Worch 2lfh. Islq.

To COUNCIL, Unrch 2ltb, 1873.
DROrO6ALS viii he received BY this Department for
Il leasing the FOUNDRY q BORING MILL attached
to the mandatory Of Arms aud also the Of tue
water which from the foundry the boring mill
in Pursuance nj act Of the late legislature entitled
An Act authorizing The Executive lease the foundry
aud boring mtl aud for other pusposes'--upOn the
terms aud conditions specified in that act.
Afea.... }. W. PLEASASTS, II. G. G.
March "a. i0i-f
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NOTICE - Wanted or J JOuyHeymeH Ca6iR6t Ma
a y kerS, who are good wOrkineu-Aso , 6ppTcnti
ccS At tie above business. Apply 10 the subscriber.
May 20. !-3t JOSEPH HILL.
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YFLCHANICsVILIE TlRNPiKE COMPANY a
wi mnriing Of The nlrArLuIs OF this cnnuanN

YEEcHANICSViLIE TURNPIKE COMPANY a a
Iva meeting OF the directors of this company the
26ih May, isis
RCSDlUC8 That general meeting Of the shareholders
Ia tins company he called mect at the office of n
Sheppard, IN the ciy of Richmond, Wednesday, the
~ st day ot Juy next 1T the hour Of IL O'Clock.
RcSOfUcd That The shareholders in this company be
required to pay ten dollars each share held by tbcm
respectively TO the Treasurer before the DAY
OF Jnly next
ReSO'red That the shares o. all persons in this com
pany who shall be delinquent the FIRST day Of Iuly
next, for calls heretofore made their shares shall
hat day he sold The front door NJ the Eagle Hotel
the city of Richmond at the horr Of O'clock at
public auction. TeSte, ". SHEPPARD CIcrk.
May %.
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By the Governor # the Commonwealth of yisJ.iie
fROCLAhAIlON.
vVHtRsAS II has been represented 10 the Executive
w OF this Commonwealth by the CLERK cfLondcua
county, that MARTIN BRJNr, HENRY JENKINS,
HUDSON oNERFiELD aud LEWIS CONNER, thai ged
wan the conissiOn Of ctncs' have made their escape
rom the aios .sad as of Loadoun going ~
large: have therefore thought NJ, by aud with lc
advice OF the Council oi State to issue this my proca
nation, hereby Offering a reward of FIFTY DoI'LARS
ici each Of The said eaprs, aay person OF persons
who shall aprrehend aud convey them, or ether OF
them, To the jail OF Lohdoun county aioresaid-And
d" moreover require all officers, civil aud militia
~, aud e>O,t the good people of tbis to
use Their best enGcasots apprehend aud cause
conveyed TO The aforesaid oudonn the said Mara
b'.n', Henry jenkins HUoson Ovsfeid and Lewis Con-
ner that ihey inny he dealt sstb as the law directs
Given under my hand as Governor and under
(s.a,eN the sea, oi the Commonw sath at Richmond,
49, this twenty hlh DAY OF Apiil, one thousand
eight huudred aud eighteen.
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THE COMMISSIONERS appointed TO omen books to
receive Subscriptions in the city of Richmond under
an act passed 81 The last session of the legislature emit
tied " "A act ncoI poiatng company 10 establish
communication between tire Of Roanoke river
" and those which fall into Chowan river and the ri
" vCrs and other Intermediate between
any OF them and the river Potomac" viii proceed
open books and receive subscriptions 81 the swan
Tavern IN said city, the last Monday in this month
and ooAtnne them open until The period appointed by
lar April n, ITO n
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MIR. MOSES DAVlS-As Won are an inhabitant
IVA Of this commonwealth, you are hereby informed
that on Monday, the 18th DAY OF May next, between the
hours OF 4. and =. ". OF Iar day, and so
nue from day day, shall proceed at the Office of
commissioner Edward c. DAVIS, in the cit, OF Rich.
mond 10 take The dispositions OF Jane. pootTgt and
others aud also on Saturday the 3Oth day OF May next
between the honTs offs aud of that day, aud
so tocontinne from day day. shall prOce to take
the dispositions OF william Wiri, his house the
city of Washngton aud also Thursday, TIE 18th day
of June next between the hours OF VI. and p. NJ
OF that day. and continue from day day, shall;
proceed To take the dispositions of homas white At his
own house, IN the cts OF New York all be used in
evidence IN suit Row depending in the superior
nj chanceTy for the Richmond district wherein we are
plaintiffs and you defendant
ViCrolRE p. A. LAFoREST,
ANNE L. A. LAFOREST,
By ". u I'0itiaHr their
guardian ant neat friend.
Nav g. I'd
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ENTITY DOLLARS REwAKD.-Runawpy nom lie
a subscriber, living in Prince EDWARD couniy, ne
man named CHARLES, not very black, about five
feet SIX or seven inches high, between ,bii and forty
years old. Tie has remarkable maTh The iet ear,
oecasoned by TIE bite of dug aEd somewhat how
legged Hihe said fellow is taken within the and
eoniiusd to jail OF brought home, will Give twenty
ave collars reward. RICHARD A. MILLER.
Prince Edward May 70. A-ssw.
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'N>EN DOLLARS REWARD.-Runaway from tie sub
L scTibeT the first inst. negro man named ISAAC,
ee or 10 inches high dafk complexion! lis eyes
What inclined 10 be red, and has large of
his thumbs; he had negro cotton and pantl-
looms when he away will give the above reward
10 who i'll him jail give nfor-
NATION leading to his recovery. RIO: SHAW.
Buckingham courthouse ajay ~. 5Sts
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The glorious vision. .....
The gorgeous form that nov upon his thtHne
OF rocky amber. like sOlnr mountain pcGk
Oak 'gainst iu1aI sAi BefOte me rose
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N. b. Those Agents in The country, who have TIC Aets
now in their hands, will please csse their sales on
OF be;ufe The 10Th June next. few tickets hand
and can be had of. 70. kNrskeedt, Richmond, Edr0rd
Pescud, UhifWoTth idneey, Petersburg, aud JOHN
ration, observation-disclosures residing at distance can
nave tickets forwarded to them, by mail Otherwise,
by nclosing bank notes, aud to the srhscTbe,-a ali
letters by mail must be pos, paid.
EDMUND BOOKER, 1isent.
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May, 1918
Samuel Puryear,. gLo;ytj6.
AGAINST
Joseph Bragg Thomas NOrmeDt, James Ncrnien; John
MQuic, Ludwell Evans Charles Nc a cBeon and JOS
IoMnes, AN, aud admir- OF William Blunt, dec.
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WASHINGToN, July 3p.--'Thc frigate
Guerrlcre, Capt. Marlborough, sailed
from Boston OH Thursday last with MIR.
'CAMPBELL and his family, for Russia.
lhe Guerrero is fully manned aud equip
ped and will, We understand, proceed from
lhe Baltic to the MEDITERRANEAN 10 join
lhe American squadron i'll tlIat sea.
EXTRACT FROM a LETTER
Communicated FIR tie National Inteliigsncer.J
Among tie inirigues, slratagems,
lhvaSions, and conquesis Of pOicDlaies,
winch OF late spread desolaliOn, il is gra-
Trying TO behold the moderation of the
UHited states, which, like piece of blue
sky amidst blackening clouds, is the har.
bigger OF serenity. | allude TO the vo-
luniary REIMBURSEMENT ofPensacola, cap
iurcd by General Jarkson, Lerausc the
Spanish governor had aided and abelied
our savage enemies. Avarirc persuaded
!he President TO retain possession, by
enum Grating advantages ambition urged
him by displaying The popularity of Ter
filorlal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT revenge cried
aloud for retaliation, and pOiBjed 10 The
sscalps OF his countrymcn yet, whilst
ne trump Of victory MAS still vibrating
Oh his ear, he listened 10 The whispers OF
Justice and compassion, and restored the
,,orieit. Spain Is feeble her officers may
nave been coercsd, or may have diSObey-
20 her iniunctions, and thus hccXtenua.
yea her faults il might also appear unse
lnerous 90 aggrayaie her difficulties, aud
nc would aOt permit miscOnsiruction to
eSciie a suspicion Of lis purity. What a
noble example Of lOrbearanca Is here Civ
~ to shame Tie powerful from cHcroach-
"ep's, OF Ia rouse feelings of moderation
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THE REouisITTON.

There are two iHteii.remt Editors, who have
been led into mistake rom tile want at time
TO consider the subject. 'ihe National Advo.
cafe of II y. calls the 2 guSitioH upon Spain
10 keep All adequate force ~ Florida, pr0riso
10 the restoration Of PeuSaCOid.-'the Norfolk
Herald styles it cJHduiOH-Ihis is certainly
not the light in which We are 10 consider it
Tie Spanish posts are to be restored TO Spaiu
Immediately, without any condition at aII.-'Tho
President world sCarCely say that the retention
would Lc an act OF war, whici, he had 40 right
10 max e--amd ~ the next breath declare that
he would take gpon himself 10 hold them
unless Spain complains with certain specified
prOriso or condition. " understand The Prest.
dents coufse 10 be ihis-he gives VI The posts
at the same time he calls upon SPAN 10 com.
ply with her treaty aud for that purpose to
mdiutaia a sufficient force 60 keep lie indians
~ awe. ii Spain refuses to comply, IL viii
then be for Congress, not for him, To conclude
what Steps shall nest be tdken--whrticf, Tor
INSTANCE, II tie Seminole war continues, we
may net take COnlInsep possession oitlie cOuu.
tTy.
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conrlsin &c the infraction of law, and he
considered il his duty TO award warrau.
whenever complaint "as made 10 aim on ~,
OF a crimes being committed, whether such
warrant were applied for by the distric t-a,tor-
ney or any other person. 2ud. As to any privi-
lege which MIR. Aeuirrc'S commission confer
req on hiin, the judge was OF opinion, that this
gentleman, not being accredited by the presi.
dent, AND the independence of Bucnos Ayres
not being acknowledged, by the government
of tiie United States, lie was liable 10 be gro.
ceeded against for any offence which he might
commit against our laws in the same WAY as
any other individual. On a.. 81 point. the
Judge thought no offence could he committed
against the third section G! this set, Unless the
vosse! was armed as vel! as fitted out with in
tent 10 be cmpioyed, &c. 1ha; it does not
appear by any part OF tile art that Congress
inteuded to prohibit the citizens OF the u
mted States from bsding vessels and
selling Them to either OF the beiii.erents.
so long as they were NOT armed. In tine
case OF principal, /, was clearly necessary by
the very terms OF the law. torender him crimi
nal that the vessel should he fitted out aud
armed. These therefore who were knowing
~ concerned In the furnishing, fitting out or
ming of such ship on vessel must also be con.
sideied Is innoCent, until an acluai armament
took place, or this absurditN would result IT, [
one mi. Int have n vessel built aud tt;ed out for
this purpose without being guilty OF an, ot.
fence, while The Whole penalty OF the law
might he incurred l'y person who should fur
nish her with a single suit of sails. or a cable.
As itrsspecied the evidence of an armament,
the dispositions OH winch the warrants had Is.
sued. were not only either altogether silent. or
quite Insufficient 10 prove the fact hut those
on the part of the defendants established he
you'd controversy. that neither of the VESSELS
aitn0nch no doubt bnitfor wariike purposes
had evet be.u armed.
Judge Livingston was therefore efopinion
that NEITHER OF the parties arrested had com
discharged.
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RICHMOND ATGUST :

/, is said that the u. s. are about To re-
deem the J OF the Louisiana Stock, a.
mounting TO about ~ millions ofdoIIars-
held, principally by the Messrs. Barjngs OF
London. For His purpose, the 'Tr, asurv
has called upon the u. s. Bank the
Bank upon IFS Offices, for various proper
lions. The Office in Richmond deems it
expedicAt 10 call upon lis debtors, and
10 curtail their paper; say near % per
cent in rs weeks. The Bank of Virginia
in lis turn, has determined 10 curraII lis
negotiable notes, OF all descriptions, 3
per cent.
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PGSTsCNypY.

81 The Importer, arrived at n. Yc,k.
leit LHerpooi June 10, and brings pap, rs,
&c. To that date.
The Lord Sidmou,h, Capt. Gunner, ar
rived AZ Portsmouth. MAS of 81. Helena
The i4,h Of April, and was boarded bv a
Lieutenant Of the Griffin sloop of Gar.
who informed that BonopcHe res rel.
end res TO attend he races that commenced
thot deg.
The marriage Of The Duke OF Kent
with The Dowager Princess de Leiuenger.
was celebrated at COburg on The Goth OF
May.
Six thousand Prussian troops were cx.
peciei al Frankfort, part OF " hom are des-
tined for the garrison Of Ak Ia. Chapeile.
during The meeting of The Congress If
Soverelgns.
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CIVIS has had the honor Of being attack ed
by host Of scrlbblers iH the newspapers. The
BEST OF the joke is, most of them denonnce him
for opposing the measures of the Executive.
wccD il is they themselves, and not Girls. who
were flying IN its face. TheAugnsta Chronicle
ard sicky envy" No suggest was ever
more ridiculous ! Another writer sets no as
the champion of Mr.. Monroe, lor authorziua
the capture OF Pensacola. and promises CIvi,
" iu-tifcatiOH OF the conduct of Mr.. Mouro,
necessarily eXOnerate the agent, major general
Jackson" we need scarcely add row muca
he fails ~ the attempt. IN Amcric0a," in the
Demo,lGtic Press, adults ;Gat Wheu il shall gt