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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-25
Bank of yirrinio. Jan. q. Isao

Bank Of Tirgini0, Jan. O, 1870.
TERTAiN propositions having been submitted To the
~ GeRerai heeting .ofthe Stockholders OF tue Eank
OF Virginia, touching the reduction az tue salaries of
the president Of the said Bank aud Of its branches and
the dmnutioa, as FAR practicable, OF the expences
OF the institution aud appearing to this meeting
that many ofthe stockholders mol epfeentrd and
many the proxies OF others have not been given
aview 10 such qnestonsfor the purpose Of
full meeting aud full aud distinct expression Of the
opinions of the Stockholders on said propositions
ResofcGd, That this meeting be adjourned the LIST
Monday ia February next.
Resoiced, That the foregoing Preamble aud Re.olu.
ton be published in two of the newspapers printed in
the city OF Richmond until the time tn which this
meeting is adjourned. Extract from the Minutes.
W. cambridge, Cash.
Form oTthe Pomcr for rofiag by fro1y respecting
the ea0cftag, repeating or amending by-iutUS,
ordinances aud regulations.
h>o~ AT MEN, ny THESE PRESENTS, That -
OF ----- do hereby appoint - substitute or
proxy, TO represent - at all meetings oi the
Stockholders Of the Bank of Virginia. aud i'll
name. aud behalf, 10 vote respecting the eiiactiug
repeating or amending such 10y laws, ordinances y
regulations, as be dsemed necessary and
ent for the the said bank and touching
any oher matter or thing which may We submitted To
the meeting. In witness whereof, - have bereunto
set - hand and seal, this day Of -, in the year
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-25
FOR SALE.

The .foiiowing Real Estate, ia Richmond.
- EVEN LOTS in AdaRis's Valley, distinguished on a
~ plan made by Richard Young, 18th June, 1915 as
Nos. I, 2, IA, S, 10 and IL.
ONE LOT, fronting forty four feet on ID street. and
running back lao ct to Dock street. and adjoining the
lot OF Robert Gamble, Esq.
Aud one undecided third part Of TWO LOTS, each
having front OF 20 feet the Cross street opposite
To the Bell Tavern, and in depth about 100 feet
bounded the north by the property OF Messrs Ellis
4 Allan
rorterms, apply to Messrs. Cambreling & Pearson,
New York. OF JOHN q. I'll, kichmond.
Jan. 10. 7q..u
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Charles City county, Jan. 40. fs..
NUMFOlD ACADIMIl'-

HUMFOttD ACADEMY.
guns Seminafy will Te-camnence on ttef I5ah inst
n ahu ehd on The 18th Dee. Hext--with 10 usual
summer racalioB-IeTms Tor board aud ta.tion 80
his bed. e
Inc subscriber has The satisfaction OF announcing TO
we puOc thai he has AZ leDgh procDred Mr. OFagber
~ 10 oIect Tue exercises Of this schools gentleman
whose chsiacter both moral aud literary, is so well
snPpoled ny Testimonials ia the suhscfibsrs posses
o An1 10 De seen Wy those who feel interested
JUSTIFY the belief that be will be am ACQUISITION To tbe
insulation. He will instruct youth la the Latin creek
anu french languages-te mathematics and The niuor
branches orr EHgsh.-1he subscriber will add
As be 5as spared neither pains nor expense to obtain
not lie ia vain. RICHARD HILL
JfN y. 79..2tifk(2lBls
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virtue OF four deeds OF trust executed by Ebene
ger Melvin (of the county OF Clark in the state Of
ONO, now IT the city of Ricbmond,) to the suhscri
Der Tor The purpose Of securing the adm'or David
Doyle certain sums Of money therein acknowedg ed TO
1878, aud Que tie ath January 1891 shall proceed
on SATURDAY, the 5fh Of Fe6rHary, at 10 O'Clock,
at the Eagle Hotel TO sell the following tracts OF
LAND, for cash -:
900 acres, on Little Kenbawa.
1000 acres, granted on land Office treasury warrant
200 GcTes No. III 5I6 on Little Keubawa adoining
the month Of hughes river.
900 acres, No. 81 ,5is. Of Little Kenhawa
above the nionih Of Hughes.
800 acres, NO ~ sol, on west side Of same river
adJoiniIe Tion Co.'S survey.
which said five tracts lie in the county of Wuod
Aiso, the following tracts in Randolph county viz:
3Oi3 acres, Gu head waters Of Bakers and Lead
7,oOo acres, on Leading creek and Tigers Valley
river.
900 acres, lying the waters Of Leading creek.
creek.
s.so6i acres on Cheat river and the waters Of Ty
gers Valley riyer.
1890 acres, same last mentioned.
10000 acres, on Cheat river.
400 acres, OH branch Of EIk river.
!, oOa acres, on branch Of Ganley river.
n 5UO acres, In tie county of Mason formerly Mont
gomey, on The Ohio river, aud IN The point between
tue ONO and Great kenhaea.
500 acres, in the county of Randolph, Oh Tigers
Valley river.
$500 acres, ia the county Of Randolph lyinr ou
Elk river.
Also, the following tracts in Harrison county.
900 acres, on land ONCE treasury warrant, No.
IL 2g5
900 acres, on No. II asa, adjoining CIaiborne'S
survey.
900 acres, on No. 81 49, on both sides of Little
kebhawa.
900 acres, branch Of the SIND fork Of Litile
Kenhawa.
900 acres, on both sides Of Little Kemhawa.
900 acres west side Of Lutte Kenhawa.
900 acres, on same side Of river.
,OO0 acres, No. ~ sos, adjoining 1iiton's & Co.'S
survey.
400 acres. No. rs, 1888, adjoining Titon 4 Cla
bOTne's surveys.
i4ooO acres, No. iG,3sS adjoining Tilton < cla
borne's surveys.
tracts, Of 900 acres each, on Leading creek aud
Little Kenhawa.
All Of which lands the said David noyie derived
from Richard smith, agreeable TO bisWiii duiJ proven
aud confirmed by act Of the virginia lestslaiuFe-
Reference the surveys may be had before the sale
my object shall convey such title as is invested IN
no: DOUIiiAT. Trustee
Jdu. ~. dO..tds
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r~sa. Council Cdgm6er, J0n. I, 1890.
PROPOSALS will be received q, this once from
sues persons as may I've inclined to pure base the
,ol epTieYed ~ the Executive for sale and trans.
AZ, a.'ot, Until the first day Of FebraaTy next. There
tsat twenty now in the PeuteutiaTy. The Keeper
4, LA institution VIII sbew them 10 persons applying
~ t"e"I WN. ROBERTSON, &. G.
72s.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-25

ed the House of Assembly of New lie sew,
on Saturday afternoon The resolutions
instruct Congress that. il being the con-
viciion ct the representatives of the peo-
pic OF New Jersey that congress have the
right by the terms oil The constitution.
they ought with regard 10 the Missouri
bill TO exercise their absolute discretion ::
ana That they ought not To concedc TO
Missouri The liberation they ask. The
Gehilemah who sent us the resolutions.
adds, that They would no doubt be con-
Cured IN by the Council answering TO
our Senate yesterday. Pal. Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-25
bolton 3 Watts Steam Engine

b0HOH q Waits Steam Empi1te
Z WILL sell STEAM ENGINE, OF eight horse power
complete M all its parts fr"D the shop Of Bolton x
wait sf =. Soho Birmingham" This engine is cousid.
cred superior 10 any ever Imported into this country
For terms, apply TO John p. PIeasants q SON BaIti
more, Andrew Ramsay Of the city Of Washington
Francis s. Taylor Of Norfolk 10 Beverley Randolph OF
tnchmohd, or tue subscriber. HARRY HETH.
Black Heath, Jan.2O. 1881
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-25

DISSOLUTION
klE copaunersbip heretofore existing lnder the firm
OF WILLIAM WARDLAW 4 co. by consent of
TIE snfvvng paftneis, Is this day Dissolved. The
SUBSCRIBERS, John ~. Eustace aud ~. G. NcNeniaTa
are hereby authorised to close the business said con
ceTn. ,o,,. q, .... lx'or nf tVu,
HUGH G. NcNEMARA, q Surviving
u D. mOHNiSON, Faftnefs.
sssssss...s..
NOlICE'.''Ihe subscribers having entered into
PdlhtishP nave taken the store late IN the occupancy
oi Mhnah "Mdlaw * 60. and having taken rpon
themselves the payment and collection 81 al debts du.
ny ahh 70 lhe SAID concern, they earnestly feques those
hGeDeu 70 come forward aud discharge thenTe5pcctive
balances, as soon - possible.
Ihey iahetbis neth9d Of Informing their friends and
we P"slc geneiaD that they have aud shall constantly
Keep OF hand large aud general assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, sc.
Wbichthey VIII sen on the NEST reasonable terms Cot
cash OF town acoeytamces From the knoe edqe acauir
cd bJ hfesn sears experience Of 0f tr Subscriber,
thty Dope 10 ncrIt a share 81 pnbiic PATRONAGE
JOHN ". EUSTACR
HUGH c. MCNAMARA.
NVFe'"VV 20 5S..Bl2N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-25

MARY g. GARLICk
M ILL continue her School for Young ladies' at her
residence IN King William county, this present
year ~ winch viii he taught that portion Of English
literature customary for young ladies learn and
needle work, &c.-Prce, SlIO, for board aud tmtion
edcb pnpIl To furnish her own bed.--The school TO
coInneuce ON the LIST day 81 February mext-S 20 TO
ne PAID III advances 10 the LIST Of August-Ihe re
maihder at The Termination OI the year.
Ja'' 3I So. .w2ws
10 Stephen D0UiS, SHrDiU0r 0f John DarIS ana Tc
yheR DdUiS.
&lK-As you are non resident Of VIRGINIA Won "a IN
- be pleased TO take notice. that Wednesday the
IOlh Gay OF February next at the house Of Pafke aud
Wilhin l. Ttnsiey IN The county OF Hanover We shall
proceed totake the afdavits of Jehn Cross Shelton
Naeiand, james LankfnTI aud others, TO he read as
evidence ~ suit ia chancety depending in the
county conT Of Hanover wherein we are plaintiffs and
you are defendant. FENDdL KAGLAND,
ABSALOM RAGJAND, aud
NATHANIEL BOWE,
10 whom, tOgether rim Him. B0ne non
deceased, Tie sSt0te Of PetfRs RaaIaHd
dec. HHadmiaiSiered by JOhH R0glond'
eI'Or gffhe S0id PcttHs. has been com.
aHhfed JOT administration, toith the
utN dRHexed.
Dec. .. s2.wsw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-25

s n The ENQUIRER is published twice a week, gene
raly and three times week duri The session OF the
state Leg the same as her etoore, fiUs
oltarS ainun, payable ia advance. Notes of Char
tered specie paying Banks, (oHIy) viii he received in
payment. The Editor will gnaIantee the safety OF
rspilting them by mall the postage ofa letters being
piid by tue writer's.
t No paper will be discontinued, hut at the dscre-
ton of the Editor until all have been paid
Twboeyer will g1atanee the payment otnine papers,
shall receive Il terth gratis. rr-r
rEikes OF ADVERTISING.
n One SQmajc-l First Insertion, IS ceatS-edch
Continuance, Sc csRtS.
- N, .faVertiseaent iaserted until IL has either
kaen pail for, assumed ~ some person tn This city
or ifs enrirnfis. ~ = 49,
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PuBLIC AUCTION

WILL he sold at public auction, on twelve months
w credit ia front Of the Courthouse TaveIn IN
city OF Richmond, or Monday, The IN day ~ Ft6's
neat, IL fair or the first fair day ihe ealte slua
bile SLAVES, 10 w.t. four men, four woD,n, boy and
sir-beionging 10 the estate OF Lyme SbaekeOId Gtc
BoEd with approved security will he required hy the
IAN. 10. lids EXECUTOR.
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Il fer (oyies Of
TIE NEW REVISED CONE

IttE NEW KENiNEi1 COJE,
IANDSOMELY bound IN calf by =. A. Mayo, are
now ready, aud offered for sale, "a The once OF
the EuguTcr... Gentlemen WIN have engaged copies
will please call for them. SAMUEL CARY.
Jan, ~. H..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-25

l. + pETICOLAS-P orfrm Painter.
has opened an EXHIBITION ROOM, Ter the IN
specon " bis friends and the public, his resi-
dence, corner Of X aud 9Th streets.
Jan. 10. 1885,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-25
NnI I('I.

an The I7tb Of December last, took frsm OIL board
- at James PenH's boat. head man Prince tive boxes
ut Sboes-rhe owner is requested to prove property
pay charges, and take them away, will sell them
legal charges. VIM PIGGoTT
Jan o. 73.w6w Inspector OF Boats.
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pursuance OF n deed oi trusI from Thomas Mat0m
Tor the benefit of Heron Sinion x Co. bearing dale
ihe oth day OF june 1917 and duly IecuI in the
ONCE oi orange county-W be Sid at public auC ton
III the CITY OF Richmond before door ef the Once
OF Discount aud Deposit of the Bank Of the u. States
on tue loth ddy ~ February, 1920 not fair ON
ihe htst iar day thereafter, that valuable uact OF
LANU, IN the co"nty Of orange, which The said
Macon resides containing sal acres.ILS0 a small
tract adjOining thereto containing G3 Qcres.-AIso
at The same Time aud place. all the SLAVES coHveyed
by the said deed of trust heretofore sold and sup
posed 10 amount to l4OsOme OF whom are valuable as
Hauesiien The home tract will be sold either entire
or IN TWO separate parcels, accordRg 10 plat to be
eNhiDlled as The Undersigned may day Of sale
think advisable The slaves, Vi broug forwa
VIII DE SOLD in body without any responsibility on
tue pari OF tue Undersigned for their will
lhey iake upon themselves To put ire purchaser or
pun chasers in possession OF the lands. They will
CONVEY such right only AS isYesIed in them BY tile deed
oftIust.
The sale will commence with the lands The terms
VIII be ready money, nnIil much is raised as viii
pay wha, is due intending the expences attending the
execution oI The trust, under the deed sf trust lr.
acoh may then arrest the sale OF hat remains il he
thinks proper. Should he chuse do this after
sunciency is raised 10 pay oil the debt under The
oeed OF trust credit of eighteen months will be given
surplus Of the purchase nohey to be secured
by deed Of trust upon the property aud by notes with
good endoFsers payable aud negotiable at the Bank OF
Virginia.
Conyeyances will be ready at the sale and the pur
cbaseIs viii he expected to pay the money forthwith
In the event OF default 10y any purchaser the proper
~ purchased by him will be Immediately re. sold and
he will be held responsible Tor any III the re sale
WIN. HAY, jr. Acting
Jan. T.. =,
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JOSEPH q PHILIP HAfO,
4 AVE united IN the PRACTICE OF TIE LAW -
ohe or tie other Of them viii constantly attend The
vSrous courts held in the city of Richmond and the
INFERIOR and superior courts OF Goochland Powhatau
aud Chesterfield. Aug 10. IS ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-25

4 tue request OF stockholders ~ the I,Ieiiinvnd
~ Dock Company, holding six hundred aud seven.
ledh shares hereby monty 10 the stockholders that
grneral meeting will be beld at Tie office OF Hilary
Baker Treasurer on ID street. on I9esd1g. ne 25th
Instant at IL O'Clock which meeting business of
great importance to The interests OF tue company will
be transacted. JOHN ADAMS, Prest.
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*. T. II. Nelson d 90.
Eg AVE just received general assortment of SEA
S0NABLE GOODS. Dec.a G2..u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-25

pursuance of deed OF trust executed 10 the sup
Il scribers by Blake Is. Woodson of Cumberland un
t searna date the 23d OF August, 1919, for
purposes therein eXpTessed-they will proceed sell
10 the highest bidder before the door Smiths Tav-
cru ia Farmvle, for cash, on The sth day OF March
TeIt, certain tract of LAND lying IN the county Of
CUMBERLAND on the river Appomaitox, containing eight
hundred acres more less. Should the day appointed
above not be fair The sale will place the next
tair day. THOMAS a. MORTON,
SAMUEL ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-25

! AND FOR BANK SrOCK.-I irish 10 ssLI a t,dcf
81 f""d tying IA Campbell county, 10 niisf from
LyRchbHrSS mics from Cdmp6sH courthouse, amt
ABOUT miles from Sdm'non ri0er. This tract is
commonly called The" Locust Thckei, "-cU1,sains by
recent surrey 1886 acres tging MsH any tract
ga fhe conHty.--fbomt 400 acres haze been cleared
the 6sldnce is coVercd icith valuable t6er.-4 1or
fi0H 81 " IS good tobacce Ldna the trhoLe treH
adapted 10 tarmins-n is nell tratered and the
netghbOr.ood IS good. Stock Of the Bank Of tie Uni
tsd H3fes, BaHk0 PhgiRiG, or The FdimeJS' LINK
Virginia, toOHtd be taken in payment OF. acc0rro
dating fime S0cn on The purchase money. Mr. John
Hereunder, near Campbell courthouse, ttiI she,r
the l0nd. UILLJJM G. pENIJy EJYN
Richmond, 5fayII. IfT
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.ssS15, ~. FOR LONDON,
.Eaf5lE To rhe address OF Messrs. John
uiait x Son, with the liberty at CONSIGNMENT, ihe
substantial fast saiiiug brig FAIRY, 9A0mUS Kaap,
master burthen 800 lhds. is loading Warwick
aud viii be ready sail in short time For freight
or passage, apply to WILLIAM GiLLiaTr, or
SCOTT, IRWIN & co.
Ian g. In
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(l virtue Of deed of trust executed to the subscr
- Der by Christopher S. Roane, aud bearing date
the i5th February 1919, to secure certain debI
expressed due TO Thomas Wooii shall sell for cash
10 the highest bidder, IN font of the Eagle Tavern on
tHesddy, the HrSt day Of February neTt, ttact of
LAND Ting in the county of Charles City, adjoining
the ianes of Samuel iiatgrove, Ben. HARRISON aud John
Crews estate, and containing $50 acres much
thefeef as may be necessary and satisfy the debt
named in said trust, together with interest," and all
charges attending the same.
EDHuND ANDERSON, Trustee.
Jan. IS. Is..7t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-25

hIOftGE.-lhe bubscnbtI has convey ed the Whole
~ Ofhs remaining estate hoh real aud personal To
dr. Patrick Gibson aud Mr.. John G saIT by deed af
trust dated The l4h ulI and for the purposes therein
expressed. c. ], MACMuRDO.
Jan. If
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RESOLVED That the Secretary he requested TO present
tue thanks OF this Society Mr. James Baker of this
ciy) tor his polite attention in presenting the print of
the Springfield OK Maximus, and the MeIinu Buck
Columbus. BY order Of the Meeting,
JOHN ADAMS, Sec'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-25

VIE subscriber has removed his ONCE 10 S4s0uei o.
4 Adamss building On street....., Mr.. BtsssaRiR
1o1PkiRS will attend to The business CT my oiiice as
collector, in my absence.
WILLIAM ID. TAYLOR, Collector
Of the ISth District Of Virginia.
Jan. 10. If
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JUST PUBTISHI

T1URsUXN'T to a ws11a5s 10 =, ,1I,-,,sd ~. 1.v-
'hls aal viewed an estray STEER sbewH 10 us BY
,.sssI Evans u this comfy, and 90 mad tue same TO
Oe pale red ssh white lace aud TAIL blind IN The rft
eye, slt and uBdesAse In lie .bt EAR cron and two
si.S IN 'hs leitsnppsed TO he - years oId-and Is
Que OF iva ssie ~ sata Evans Jonathan Mooreand
we 90 apPS1se ihe saia 20 the sam OF & l2...
ceruaea tnder our hands This 27d day OF the nth
"o1'o' IN tae year 1919 BENJAMIN II. LADD,
ItOMAS Stage
stMES VAUGHAN.
n. "a ms
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100 bushels Fresh Ctover Seed,
BOARTlCULARI.Y selected in Baltimore and PhiIa-
deipha, aud Harsanted Of superior quality, for
sale ny Ce WIN. ANDERSON.
Jan. a. III
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$50 riEKCES
DOuble BrOfCn StoM LontLOn Porter.

Mr. James HOpkirk, aT0i0ing paTtner ot 14teran-
der Spears 5 Co.
You not being IN inhabiIant Of this slate, and no
Il agent that know Of, will please to take notice
mat on the fifteenth day OF February next Knoxville
III lhe State Of Tennessee shall proceed take the
deposition Of Silas Scott to be read as evidence in
suit now depending IN the county couI of buckingham
ahd STATE VI Virginia, III which you plaintiff aud
am defendant. Yours resprctfully
Jan. 10 55..wIw DRUCILLA SCOTT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-25

ReSOfsed, That the Secretary be requested present
the thanks of this meeting TO John $. Skinner Esq.
OF Baltimore, for his polreness aud attention in fur
nishiug To the Agricultural Society ofNrsnia regular
Aes OF his valuable paper, The american Farmer,
aud for parcel of Guinea grass seed the Sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-25

from Senegal, the misunderstanding
between the colouiSis ard the natives
had risen 10 such "A height tina, Tie in,es-
course between them Was wholly utter
rup'ed. a report was current III ihris
ihat the French government contemplate
ed, IN consequence, the removal of all IFS
officers AT Senegal, .bui that step, il WAS
believed, would not he sufficient 10 re-
establish 4 good understanding, unless
attended by some concessions TO the ma
tive power.
ETiract eff letter dated Paris, June 81.
The irritation OF the public mind has
subsidized, and the French nation has
gwen proofs that il desires peace and
order. IL depends on the government 10
make the hes, use of thai favourable dis
position. A party in this country close
iy watches the proceedings of the adj.
minisiraiion, and advantage will be taken
OF any error ihcv may commit; il is
therefore very doubtful whether the pres
sent ministry vii! be able TO stand, and
some change will probably take place
before The next meeting of the chambers.
he DIXIE de CaZes has daily confcren-
eos with the King, whose confidence he
enjoys.
Con Spanish affairs i, would be idle
is so near al hand in the mean time we
mas consider the liberty OF the press i'll
/, HAT country 10 be complete. Among the
numerous publications that prove this, a
| renonsirance presented 10 The KING by
| the South Americans resident al Cadiz,
| and which has been printed and published
there, is not The least. The whole is
written with very manly and indepcn
| dent spirit. Ii requires that the nomina.
tons OF the representatives Tor the indie.
pendent states be suspended-ihat the
war be put an end io-tliat even tie
language OF diciaiion be discontinued
and that negotiation for peace be en-
tered into"
PARIS. June 29.-Marshal Groucly
arrived at Paris yesterday, and had al
interview with the Duke OF Richeiieu.
| MARsEILLEs, June %" An Englisl
captain who lett Oran on the l3,h inst
and arrived yesterday in this port, la:
declared, that a squadron Of five armed
ships, which he was assured were desiin
cd for The North seas, sailed from
Alglers AT The beginning of the presen
month.
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DuRY LANE THEATRE.

Last bi.it Nas Mg. Kedns benefit and tho
house was crowded from The commencement
The play was IeUice PreSeTUed. KeaD's JaIHer
vas spirited. The concluding scene was per-
formed with feeling and originality and tie
curtain tell in tie midst OF acclamatiOH At
ter the play, an occasional ad dress was spoken
by MIR. Russell, aHd this, too, was honored
wiiha full shew of appreciation. Then COM
mRUced the peculiar display of the night, an
entertainment prepared for The Occasion, and
entitled The Hdmirdbte CrickfOa His first ex-
hibIlou was singing, accompanied by his owl
performance on the piano forie.-This was
we'll received: lis voice wants power, but il
is tuDalile, and be played with facility. The
scene then changed to a Frie Chgmpctrc, in
which, after some eYoluiiOns by the chorus
dapcers, and masks, a tail parsonage of the
menacing aud martial name of OShanguessy,
came forward TO oppose Kesn 10 Gjunde As-
SUIT dsS dTmeS. The enemy was shcaihed in
complete white, with u red heart, as the EN-.
ben Of his profession, on hi right side Kean
fenced adroitly. paTred with neatHess, aud
toaHgcd with peculiar ierocIty but The other
beliigefeut was of formidable proportions
aud 81 the buttons had been exchanged for
poIu;' and the play for earnest, Ktan must
have been slaiu several feet beyond the utmost
strain OF his arms. The combat was long, aud
somewhat tedious. The next trial was dauc-
Hg. bliss Nalency was most uupropitiOus
paftDtf, and kean, after making great efforts
Tor victory, suddenly retired. Russell, OF
whom formidable share OF this nights toll
~as laid, mcw came forward TO state that Koan
had huis his les, aud that he could not play