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Nland for Sale.

by virtue of deed Of trust executed to us by Ed
~ MuND u. COOPER, for the purpose of securing
The payment Of debt due certain John Jeter which
deed Is now ofrecord in Amelia Clerks Office, will be
sofa Tor cash at Painsve, III said.cuuuty Tuesday
TIE 10Th day Of February next of LAND contain
ing ny estimation four hundred and twenty-five acres
more or less and adjoining the lands of John Chappel
r. +. Wilson, and oihers-Actng as trustees we shall
sell and convey only the title vested mus.
AUSTIN sEAY & }. T. LEIGH, Trustees.
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Removal.

TINE subscriber grateful for the encouragement he has
Il heretofore with, takes this measure of acquaiBt-
ing bis friends and The public that he has REMOVED
his house doors below the Beli Tavern where be has
hand large quantity of Philadelphia PORTER, ALE &,
~ o1 VI "n,gh - wv. !ea.s oo aiso 9nahnt
y to Any III this State together with large quantity
CORDIALS, OF all kinds and has just recfved " scr.
Hamlet, large supply of Philadelphia STRONG BEER,
IN barrels, and daily expects an additional supply hy
scbr Betsy. lie has also for sale so pair Of CANARY
BIRDS, with cages.
lie hopes his former customers will continue their IA
yours, lie warrants every article in the above line o
the best quality. JAMES McALLISTER.
JanuaTI 3. "a
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Nats from HARTFORD.

TuST RECEIVED from Tuesto7, Hoodiey, a Large
~ supply Of their best HATS, among which, nssoIt
ment otl OUTFITS KORAMs. t
lie Store, agensral assortment Of fashionable fine thats
manufactured by Hoffman, Gallon oakley, OF Londo'.
Dnionr * Dasy, Of Parts, white, B,oIhers * Co. aud
Brewster, New York lSaw Shcimeriine, PbilaGtipha,
and Lahson Of Baitimose. Also Il handsome selection
LADIES BE ES latest fashions, London aud BostoD
matte aud as usual, a supply of Riehmoae
made, kept ON hand. JOHN WINSTON
December 2 6O-eaw2n
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n Clerk Wanted.

"A MAN of integrity and capacity TO discharge the du-
IA ties of CLERK of County Court & Superior Court
OF Law, who can be we'll recommended as SUCH will
meet with very advantageous situation by applying
PEYToN DREW tClerk ofthe General Court.
December %. O9tf
NoTICE.-All persons who claims against the
estate OF David Ross, decd. are requested TO pre-
sew, them, properly authenticated, at my Office, in the
City ofRichmond that provision may be made for their
payment.
II ismy wish TO avoid unnecessary litigation there
fsrereaues that suits may not be ordered without pre-
vious interview with me.
THOMAS T. BOULDIN,
Acting Er'or. Of David Ross, decd.
May go. TT
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tFfOsa tac n. York 4drertiser.
FAREWELL TO TiiE YEAR isi5.


WclI IN yon ,u.s;ic vanl, sublime,
The Swi;l-wins'd i'yIoenics climb
Dopaitiis child OF hmryms Time,
We bud farewell farewell
The shaping aNles of their Year
Peat Thy last warning hours afat
Aud Lv'nine lights her soena, star,
TO say faiewei,f fareneiii
While inus,vv Wisdom scans each age
snshfm'd IN srof,'s hallow'd page,
Siuce drst upon then pilgrimage
The even coarsets sprung;
whilc history IN Thy vanish'd DAYS,
Nrr glowing NOR al deep pOuIt;ays,
aud pocis Tor their deatbless laye,
tiad lUitiestthemes unsuHg:
Finger by thy wintry grave,
Aud nom obiiyions sulien wave
Her melancholy lesson crave,
A. then l sigh farewell
Spniis az hours forever ned,
fie yet ye slumber with the dead,
Here IRON yonr cvnsecrated bed,
louf awful lesson tell
Tell fIom what aching hearts foliorn
The pehitential vow was bOrue,
On pinions OF your ming morn
How soon forgotten, tell
Aud say what tributary tears,
Der the long world OF wasted years,
That no bright consciousness endeaTs,
Weep how thsir sad FAREWELL
Tell boa that sprite that mocks fore'er,
Poor foiy's pamper'd treasurer,
Tomorrow, sported with the year,
Enchaind within his spell
What blighted hopes, what blasted fame,
What wild aud fayour'd anguish came,
To curse the dGmou's with'ring name,
As that year spoke farewell
oh tell how your avenging arms.
when Conscience ceas'd her vain alarms,
Lipk'd BY indissoInble charms
he lalismen of He'll
The chains nnconqueT'd Habit wove,
When Shame, Ambition, friendship, Love
To burst his letters Idly stTove,
And slgh'd long FAREWELL
Proclaim the havoc Death hath done,
Bemoan'd BY kindred ewes alone
HSat sOuls unnOticed and unknown
The spoilers triumphs swell;
While buoyant still the thoughtlesS crowd
Float Oh as gay, as wild, as loud
As IL The giCries Of the proud
Sbonld never say farewell!
Give Fanie's h;sh son an humble heart,
TO Wisdom nodesty impart,
To D!s3ppointmenps ranking smart
A cheering lesson tell;
To Pride teach charity TO Health,
The progress of Tunes subtle stealth
Proclaim its vanity to Wealth,
Ere yet thon say st farewell
AS thou Eternity shall seek,
Thy eliariol-wheels let Childhood deck,
While yea the roses ON its cheek
It's innocence can tell
its woe or veal is yet 10 come,
And who shalt antedate ats doom7
only view thee in Thy gloom,
And sigh a lastfarewell!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-17

leave here This day in the sIoop Ocean, Capt.
Middleton, TO examine Hampton Roads and
the entrance ot the Chesapeak with view TO
report 20 the Executive the most jujicious
sites Tor the erection Of Notifications.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-17
Rivanna Yland fop Sale.

An autborizedto sell small tract of LAND, lyingi in
tie county of Fnvanna the Rivanna river and con
venicnt Masruder's mhs.-This tract contains 1914
acres and will be sold very low, and long credit II
desirable to the purchaser.
n Letters addressed 10 Inc. at fredericksburg (post
paid will be attended to. a. r. TAYLOR,
for George Repold's heirs.
Dsceunber ~ 10 az
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Jamestown Female Seminary Totfc,,V.

JdMeSt0Wn FeDld{c Seminary Jotfe1V,
WIS splendid Lottery, the Scheme OF which is excel
led Ivy none The grand objects for which this Lot
terry was granted, are subjects we'll worth public patron.
age The funds TO be raised by the erection
aDniidng for the treble purpose OF female seminary
church, aEd masonic hali-If these are objects wor-
my OF public support bumbly ask it. The ardno.s
iask OF the agency of.he lottery dcvovine an indiv
nat is hoped is sufficient apology draw ine not
taking place lastail. There is obstacle TO pre-
vent me managers fixing on day for the drawing only
wish to settle with those gentlemen who have mad the
goodness 10 assist me in the sale OF tickets. Mr. Wit
C. Lyon will call on them in few days the unrld
uckeis Tickets are IN different parts of the state,
persons at distance, wishing become adventures
can NOW be supplied In future, tickets only be had
OF the subscriber and in Richmond and Peter sburg
Present price 5-but will shortly advance
IT Persons wishing to become large adventurers
be accommodated with tickets credit by giving cooo
endoi sers.-Apply to MIR. IoSEPH TODD. Richmond,
to EDMUND ROCKER 7jeaSsfr,r
Jamestown. Dec. u ...7n.ff
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,MiII- Stone .ManugactOvV

rTVHI snbscrsers int their friends snd the Public
In general. that they have inst received 5000 BURR.
BLOCKS dircctffofn france, via n. YORK Baltimore and
Boston, which (in addition to their former Stock viii
make therassortmeut complete. Gentlemen dcsfous Of
getting UifSfones Of the hest quality, requested 10
call At the shop 18th street, between aud Streets,
Wkere The subscribers will endcayouy 70 build the
shortest notice. having obtained number Of the best
Northern wotkInen. We latter Ourselves will be able
70 build equa f not superior Nistones any the o.
saies.ET Al work done Factory will be warranted.
WHITE, DAVIDSON 4 CO.
Sept. 70. 3g.NtsL&2zvu
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72tds
Notiee.
Bank OF Virginia.,

JANUARY 5, 1918.
THE president and dir ec0rs have this day declared
dividend Off per cent fer the half year ending Stat
December which will he paid after the 18th inst
...75 CIV WIN. DANDR!DCg. Cashier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-17
XIand fnr Sale.

IDURSUANT to decree OF the court Of Flnyanna coun-
~, pronounced IN snt in chancery therein depen-
Ding between Aess owen, Date gness Riddeli one Of
The children and heirs Of Robert Ridde dec &c plain
uh, and Abercronlbe and Mary his wife, date
Mary Riddel also OF the children and heirs of SAID
dece0eIt aud others defendants will be exposed sale
al public auction, tbe22d day January next f fair
u notthe next air day al the place called Shepherds
Ofa Store, IN said county, credit of IL months
poha and sufficient security heng given for the payment
OF the purchase money, certain Parcel of land
lying and being in the said county near the mali stage
road Leading from Richmond Charlottesville contain
ing 92
large twosory wooden dwelling which, from Its
contguity 10 said road and advantages might he
made an excellent stand for tavern aud well worthy
the attention Of those who may be disposed OCCUPY It
In that way.
JAMES MAGRUDER,
BASIL 81. JONES, [ Cos7,1is-
JAMES RICHARDSON, { sjoiers.
HORACE 1lMBERLAKE.)
December 80. TIst
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PROPOSALS
January Is.

WILL he received until the 10th day of February
w 1873, at the United States Arsenal on James Riv-
er, near Richmond Va. for supply Of WHITE OAK
TIMER, sufficient for the construction of 90 CANNON
CARRIAGES complete. J. II. HAYDEN
Jan. Is. 7S.tFI Captain of Ordnance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-17
Notice.

Ii persons having claims against the estate eff Will
IN LIAM c. WILLIAMS. dec. will please make them
tnswn TO the subscriber, 10 John W. Green Of Fede
rcksburg that an arrsDgemenma he made dischar-
gng them and all persons indebted the said estate
will please make speedy payment TO the subscriber,
or TO the said John w. Green.
ALICE G. CIVILIANS, Erecnfrir.
December 10. 66-
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Rank Of Virg'a.

rgE president aud directors have declared dividend
Of seven and quarter per cent. the capital stock.
for The last bali year which with tie usual deduction
will be paid TO the stockholders the 10th instant
WILLIAM NEKEHNls. Cashier.
q
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Notice.

Ill persons having claims against the estate Of Chris
4 topher Mcpherson, dec against Robert CowIey
late ofthe City of Richmond requested make
known immediately TO PEITON DREW.
Decemhfr 20. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-17
TWENTY DoNars Neward .
NADES. &c.

1000 Bucnos Ayres and Spanish Mau dry OK Hides OF
the best quality,
2Go sacks Liverpool Sal ia tons PATENT SHOT
20 casks London PORTER--for sale on favorable terms
by WIZ. SHEPHERD, 18th Street.
October 3. aI.tf
nENIENOGLIO ron LRAsB.--I will lease for g. 8 or
- years the above TaFfr situated In the county og
Abemare, Of the principal roads from North TO
Sontl nj nearly equal disiancesOn Orange court
and Charlottesville sayl5 miller. BeHteVogto is consid
eredan excellent siand ior pubic house II lies in
healthy and rich part OF the country where every thing
necessary for such establishment may be obtained o
good teTmsMoreover, there Willie attached TO the Ia
verH probably one hundred acres OF arabic land
Considerable additions making TO the buildings and
will be completed sometime this Fall Possession NAV
be had Isl day Of January, 1918. Apply TO
Mann PAGE.
Castle.IEu dlbcmorte, august 10. 2p.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07
[rrom the quebec Gazette. March 5.

CcWt 81 Rang Behcs-.UarcH Term.
Upon the trials OF various individuals accds.
ed of crimes alleged TO have been committed
IN the Indian territories being moved for, .n
behalf of the prisoners who have been for :
long time confined under those accusations,
the Attorney General refused to bring Then
on, assigning a reason, thai the preiudice>
existing in this district sn the subject of he
disputes between the North Wcsf and Hud-
sons Bay Company, with which these causes
were supposed 10 be connected. CccssiuUed Nv
the publications OIL one side and tie other,
were snch as to induce him TO represent to the
government, that justice both to the crown
and the individual accused, required that al!
these trials should be had elsewhere, where
impartial Juries could ID, selected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07
THE MILITIA


IL ls surprising, while certain politicians are
complaining OF state entertainments and
snatching At powers which are denied bv The
constitution, that they should snfIer one of ia
most vital provisions TO sleep, almost a dead
Ietter,-Let ms look to the History OF the late
war-let us trace the coHIumdcv of Connecti-
cut anu Massachusetts, in refusing their mill
TIA to the general government lea MS retrace
The alarm IL produced, and The mischief which
&c threatened, ana then wonder al the deplora
Die Supineness ofCongress
One might suppose from the theory of our
constitution, from the experience of ali eXecu-
tive influence, and from the predictions of
Heivid'us, that war world he the season uf The
greatest VigOr IN the general government nj
the greatest danger 10 the states-But the 20
verse has taken place. In peace the federal
SoVeihment gains eneTgy-it grows upon the
Siates-and not content with the POWERS a IN.
ally transferred to II, means are found OUT nv
alarming implications, 10 steal ayYav the mower
OF me states. II was ring the var The f,.de-
raj government lost ground because u wanted
that most essential power, the power Of cali.
ing ont the drn o. The whole nation TO second
MS Dtl: not, III fact, ;hat this power was really
denied by the constitutions but becanse Con
gresS had not devised efficient means for carry
ing this power into effect. They driyeJled A.
way their jurisdiction over the militia bv regy;-
saions upon the State Governors. instead of
going at once to the man himself
lhIS truth was written during the late war
IN sunbedms. Yet, what is the resuit 40
change is yet made in our militia system. Con
gresS attempts TO usurp power by abstr,ct re-
solutions, or discusses foreign mission while
the militia, the very sinews of our strength are
weak and witiered up. The bill for new or.
ganlzing it,has again received the go6y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

Bctie Jsfe Rolling Sitting mus NaH GTonn5acfgrg
RROCkENBROUGH & HARVIE oner fnr safe AID
= VIII constantly keep on hand assortment Of cut
mans anu hiads sheet and hoop iron aud naiirods ros
the beie Isle Mandatory, adjoining the city Of Rich
mond which they will sell as low As they can he pnr
erased 70 The Norh April Z. 1854
4 NDtkSON & DAtNEY aIe teceivine from lie
Union hanuiactory ~ Maryland II geo lbs eotten
y"Fl from No 10 Is, Inclusive; from New York 40
bdtIels Persons cut nails and bradspar ofwhch are
particularly calculated for stating and tobacco kegs-
And have IN store general assortment Of Cr0reyfss
April e. iOs.tn
VIE SUB eribeT AGENT for the proprietor ofthe Mite
half WIS, Keeps constantly sale On very favor
ahlc terms ?, 90 & Fff GUNPOwOER. witch he va
,an's io he equal IA quality to auy M the
January ~. I. 80, W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

Cheering News from ". Hampshire.
We learn by the Concord Patriot, that
the late election i'll New Hampshire has
eveniuated in favor of Republicanism. by
an increased, and it may be added, over
whelming majority. Governor PLUMER
is reelected by plurality Of from six
To eight thousand votes over all other
candidates; which, III that small state, is
Il decided expression of the preponde-
rance of republican principles. Ii is en-
pected that not solitary iederalist Viii
be returned TO the Council Board, aud on
Is enc oi tile twelve Senators will be iede-
raj. The republican majority in tie
House of Representatives will probably
not fall much short of mr. Let this
brilliant success of The Republicans of
New Hampshire, stimulate those ofMas-
sachusetis tovigorous exertion on the FIRST
Monday OF April next. Although ii may
be thong Int that there is not so much cause
for the exertion now as heretofore, Vet
Republicans ought to bear in mind, that
their liberties are always safer when the
power rests with themselves, than when
I has departed TO their opponents. Il is
hoped and expected that The first Mon
day of April next will find every Republ-
can at his post, determined 10 discharge
The sacred duty he owes himself AMI
country. Dos. Pat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07
Improvement in 'Type-Foundiug.
Extract of a letter Jrcn highly respectable Jme-
ricaa at Paris, to Mr.. IRENE, late editor ot this
d,,g.

Improvement IN iype-Foundirg.
Extract Of a letter Jrcm highly respectable lime
ricaa at Paris, to Mr.. IRENE, late editor ot tbs
paper, dated
PARIS. 18th Nov. 1917
The late important discovery in tie type
founding art, ny casting considerable mum
Der of types at once, is prc'fEftlse Ot So great
an economy of both la,OUr and Guei, as snjh ieS
the inventor, distinguished type fomader Il
this capital, 10 sell his types much below The
prices at which others can afford them.
Another advantage resulting tIom this dis
covery is, that the body of the character is SO
perfect that form composed of them unies
the solidity of the stereotype 10 those advania-
yes of the movable characters An improve
ment which YOU will readiiv appreciate.
Every thing which tends TO facilitate the
dissemination of knowledge among us ought To
he considered a. matter of national mpor
tanre-and ii i in this view that take the IL
berty Offending you few specimens of these
new types, with their prices which hope you
will find so low as TO induce your ordering
some; l am not acquainted with the Philadel-
phia prices but these are at least 30 per cent.
below the English ones. IL there he any of the
letters whose shape does not suit YOU, the
founder will otter them according 10 the mo-
delS you may send"
=. S. You will recolectthat French weight
is about per cent. heavier than avoiriupOiS."
e7'ThOse who are curious ahOet ihiS matter
may see the specimens Of impression, enclosed
together with prices SC at the Columbian of.
fee. N. Y. Col.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07
.IIINIIIS

The Edinhurg Review proves beyond n
doubt that Sir Philip Francis, living noble
man ofGreat Britain, is tie author of the cele.
brated letters of JuniuS. The No. on Of the
Review, containing this proof, is certainly d.
mOng the most Interesting in the series; and
the very neat and accurate manner in which it
is presented to the public, does honor 10 the
euterprising re-printers of il on this side of the
Atlantic. N. Paper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07
THE sESIINOIFs

The time is at hand when the SemiDoles must
heels with a combined force Of regulars, Zen
ue@see and Georgia militia aud Creeks....
ike example must toe msif. TIE victim must
be offered 20 retu1 ..it" lHstIcf. YOu cauuot
guide these dark bafiarians by reason. Yoa
must, now and Then, inilIci lle scgmr- q. At
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

last expresses were cut of, and their pa
psrs all destroyed. The militia have not
yet joined. What adds 10 the unplea-
santness OF our situation, is, that they are
short OF provisions, and The two vessels
we expected 10 have met have not been
heard OF. There is some reason 10 fear
That they have attempted 10 pass up the
river and have been cut off.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07
THE LATE COL. JAMES V. BALL,

Who died at New Orleans on tue ed o. Feb
ruary, was native of virginia, and we believe
was born in Westmoreaud county In I79f,
lie hrst bore arms under gen. Lee in tina volun-
teer dragons from his native state and county
against the deluded insurgents of the western
counties OF Pennsylvania. In the spring of
l'95, he was appointed subalterm in The IT, s.
LeSlOnary Corps, under maj. general Anthony
wayne, and was with the army in taking POI
session Ofthe North Western posts under Jas s
treaty, In 1896. In 1903, his corps was ordered
Under the command Of col. Thomas Butler, 10
Tue STATE OF tennessee, to qneIl some rioters
VINO had violently settled on public lauds..
hefe'we believe, he remained on dutyuntil the
spring of 1892, when tire army was reduced md
ms corps entirely disbanded. He retired to
the shades OF private life. until after tile COM
mencenieDt of the late war. In the autumn of
tol2, we find maj. James V. Ball at the head
Oh battalion of volunteer dragons in the wes-
tern army, under tue command of his flvOrite,
MAJ. gen. Harrison. IN December, of that
ar,hs battalion formed part Ofa detachment
sent against the MisSss,n away towns under
que immediate command OF lieut.. col Camp
Oeh. The tate ofthat detachment, their SntieT-
ibgs and prvatiOUs, the gallantry Of mai. Ball,
are handsomely related BY Mr.. NJ Afee in his
history OF the late War in the Western cOun.
Try The deceased was soon after the severe
winter campaign, appointed major in the u.
states Dragons, and continued in service TO
ne close OF the war, when he was transferred
10 The infantry with the rank Of major. Lat.
'eriy promoted TO that Of lieutenant colonel
ana iab0ring under the diseases accumulated
ny ms haTd services iH the north, he cheeriully
embraced orders from the Departmental War
10 JON hia corps in this city. expecting this
milld climate might give him rclief-but. alas Z
nus disease batiieA tie skill Of our fIos enine ut
physicians. In him, the United states have
lost one Oitheir best officers Ills relations one
OF their nOblest iriends-and society man
Of integrity aud sterling worth
+ Louisiana Gasetfe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07
NAYIGATION RIII

The Senate Oft the United States have a hin
before them, tof great Importance to the mass
OF the People,) whose object is TO counteTvai
the colonial system OF Great Britain. The bill
provides against the admission into our ports
Of every British vessel, coming or arriving
from any British port ordinarily closed against
our vessels the penalty to be the forfeiture
OF Shch excluded vessel, tackle, apparel, &c
And to prevent any British vessel, laden in
our ports from going to any British port from
which We are ordinarily excluded. she is to
give bond, in sum double the value of her
cargo, with satisfactory securities, that she
viii net land her cargo IN any such British port
lhese two regulations together have il in
view TO shut out British vessels from any bar.
ucipation IN our trade, whether into or out of
our ports, with British Coouies-We doubt
whether this bill is sufficiently guarded against
erdsionS-and for our own parts should be bet.
ter content with higher rate of d;scrigl;nafjnO
duties. than an entire prohibition of the trade
We learn from Washington that this inteT.
eSting measure would certainly pass the Sen.
ate-and thati has every chance of passing the
n. OF r. Messrs. Clay, L5wDdes and FORSYTH
are all in favor oft.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

New York, April I've learn from Capt
Hunter, of the brig Reuben Eliza, from Cadiz,
that Gibraltar paper, in the possession of the
suPeTcargo, contains "a confirmation ofthe news
from Agiers, ION the first page of this days
Enqurer,l of the late outrage OF the DeS of
AlgeTs towards the daughter of the Sardinian
Vice Consul. The new Dey is universally SpO.
ken of as one of the greatest tyrants that has
ever reigned at Agiers. DaiL .ddn.