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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-30
20 WORTHY OF 'ATTEN,rION

-
VIE subscriber as Principal Agent for the Penieniarv
IS now authorised TO offer al private in confrmitv
with an act OF the Legislature last session
such sae on the very liberal stated below The fol-
lowing articles, viz - ' ~"
Burr Mill Stones. warranted of hest quality from IN
81 feet; large W aggons; few Draws and cans Wba
fans foughs OF various sizes Freeborns rsen imnfov
ed hHrrows and CulIivators Bedcorls white cotton
Cio.h woeien ditto, for negro clothing; Shoes SC. &r
st Hiclts WIN ne offered NJ the regular selling
prices until sales to certain extent effected.
lEhMS-So To 100, twelve months-S 100 10 COO eiel-
teen months 2OD and upwards wears CREDIT Donds
win approved security, either from country or town
0J Persons wishing Of the articles vii; do ~ u,
to send in their orders early as possible a Il *
taken. NJ y, u Io", We
April 10. 80 ~
certify that three pair Of Burr Mill Stones made IN,
me ~ me virginia Penientiary have been in operation for
o o. three wears and prove to he Of excellent uaty
consider them equal to any the kind nndr 81
where. JOIfE - W, ~ -
we nave had III operation nj the Richmond Mills for near
~ ,weiVe months past, two pair Of Burr Mill Stones made
nte Peniieniiary of Virginia, wlch answer our ey
pec,nuon:and we think equal 10 otter Mill stones
We NV ~ use ED. CUNNINGHAM & co.
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A VALUABLE EsTATE For SAL

'E subscriber is DESTROYS to sell tract of land yin- ON
e .or,nanna river in the upper end of Hanover conn
a 500 ny recent survey this contains 1916
ABOUT 90 acres open, the balance woods II nr,,.a
good tobacco, and other crops 10 clover am, hs
" fme use q, particularly adapted Iabounds
WIN me springs, has the river for northern boun,rr
Two polo creeks pass throughi,, aordns rich deem so
Ior cuti'auon or TO make meadows anv extent
10 two gentlemen who might he disposed 10 set,le
each otne TINS land might be commodieusIy divided
so as 10 give on one lot comfortable dwelling house ,re
oan ana oiher houses two orchards of selected ;,
'ress; ON the other lot good dwelling house. kitchen
Two orchards also, excellent water convenient IN
oon se,enems The subscriber would also sell wit ,tbe
nd the negroes on the estate, about number The stock
oi norscs, cattle shcepand hogs with all the implements nj
on the estate Persons DESTROYS view This
perry VIII please call IN Mr. Hancock living OH the mace
ON the subscriber residing in Richmond. p"@'' Vt
April TO- -, nhlCE'
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NEW FASHIONS.

JUST received and opening At the Store Of MARY
SoUIHNATEi extensive assortment Of Hats 4 Bon
s OF the newest fashions, not 10 I've surpassed neaess
" elegance aslong them black and white Lepi,nrn
velvet and straw bonnes chinchia and beaver ff greaf
variety Of Feathers Of the handsome and fashionable
1lors paidribons brads. cu white wrea,hs and other
dd ornaments wadding and trimming for pelsscs hair
lets and izete caps capes, coares and cersefts Ma
cissar Russia end antique OIL which greatly contribute 10
te elegance of the head well the color Of tho hair
RurAs essence o Tyre for changing light oolo red
dark brown OF black aud many other articles in the
Millinery lire too numerous TO enumcrafe.
On hand, few ready made PELTsS ESAno f which size
sdetcrmined TO dispose OF onhe reasonable terms for
ASH 800 ~
IegIorn Straw comets cleaned, died and trimmed
gFMANTUA-MAKfNG done in tie newest fashions and
At the shoricg notice.
November 60. Mt
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FOR SAIE

or Lease Tor Term Of Years,
"iAl wen known estate called RAlLEY'S COAL PITS.
containing IDS acres of land, living in the connie n,
and state OF Virginia. the CHAM road
ana al ihe termination Of the turnpike miles from
the CITY ri Rchmond This has long been i'm tho r
Snpancy OF Major Harry e deceased from its great
po, au superior quality has gained reputation over
every other coal mine on the continent.
any person or persons disposed purchase lease said
VIII hhu one OF The proprietors agent, in the
OF The premises from the July uuti the
as Of august next In case of sale, part the money
liberal credit. "'S WIN a
" me editors oithe Baltimore Patriot, Philadelphia De-
requested TO publish the above twice week tiIl the
next and Immediately after forward their
this Office for payment
March 8. 90 &c
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NnTICr

RUNAWAY from the subscriber On The oh i,s, e, lie
~ plantation IN Chesterfield county ne,r ,f. e,,~,I
very likely negro ran named BOB he i OF dsrE Co..,
pSIon amosi black about six feet high well made 49,
u eye nut dnh couDtenancc, aud about % years oil
iere no marks or scars recOectet-he had on b. ~
mace MS eioPenent suit Of negro coftonIt is hejiev
thai he VIII endeavour 10 board Of some vesaI a.
we purpose Of making his escape from ibis nrt 81
Try. Owners Of vessels therefore f,r,v,toeI f, b
DUhE nm viii glvc liberal reward 10 any petson VIII
VIII take him W. and bring him No or io lin in ~;
penses. - 81, ' ,s,S,l,t. cN-
April %. ~" LEY
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RAPPAHANNOCK ACADENIy

"ir summer session will commence the 22d of Anril
is'. aI9 close on the 3Oth September next Those dis
posed TO send pupils this institution are reouesteJ IN
.rr e az me commencement of the term The public in
general are ST the
inc teacher and the serious loss the student from
teon 70 TINS circumstance For tuition 40 per annnm
o oI session 70 House rent and library fee Z 6 ncr
annum or 5 per session Board, including Washing s1oo
per nu or 20 per session, TO be paid in advance Zach
f"P 10 furnish his bedding, the steward can accofn
9,ate nm Tor The additional OF per session
ne trustees wish tn employ assistant who il n oood
naInemaican and can teach The Latin IT will also he \
r OF Ds DUTY to teach arithmetic, writing and readp
correctly and elegantly objects demanding hes
particular attention. Application will be made to NJ r.
oFlaherty, president Of the academy, or TO -
JOHN II. BERNARD, President
JOHN TAYLOR,
CHARLES @. TALIAFERRo Trus
JOHN TAYLOR, Jun. }t.as
mo PHILIP LIGIITFoOT,
z1Pn = 105-tf
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TRUST SAIE-

E(Y virtue of deed trust executed n tho
- ny Thomas I. Hackney bearing date day of in
me r 'sfs and duly admitted in the Office of
e oek oi finSanna county, for the purposes OF securing
me OF certain ofmopey therein
que 70 homas l. Bouln, executor of David Ross Senior
VIII De SOLD or Wedresfay The LIST dGyof MAY merit If fair
oherwe on the next fair day, the pre- misses al pui
perry, viz: ''"S P'o-
m the town Of Columbia known by the numbers
- anu i23 including the ferry both rivers or so
ucn tnereo as viii he sufficient the sum of
numared ana eigh!y-two dollars and fifty cents with interest
tne Isl day OF September, 1920, also the
WIN interest thereon from the LIST day Of September
Fluvanna. Apri. Q. ,o5 ee- 3
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARn

ESCAPED ON Saturday night last from Ike Tai, 3;
1 richmond mnlatio man named CAIN about tgeo.
N-uVe years OF age feet inches hirh Of ycre i;t,
complexion, having wooy hair scar On one fi ~
@ one OF Two OF his fore teeth broken lid look
long blue coat and pantalOons Of the same color s ~,
eS WI, 9e paid for experimenting said Cain and deli
connhnlng him iDjail 50 that can get him. ~ "
Aprtl -. 1i2-6T o -gsvpo~-y,.
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virtue of deed of ,rns, executed hy Iohu Preston
and Elizabeth his WIFI the subscribers will lie sold
on Monday the iott day IF Je the highest bidder
tract ~ land in Goochand county, distant about miles
from the Courthouse and about 81 from Richmond, living
on me north side of James river, and both Little
csinghoe creek commonly called Little creek, cnafng
upwards OF SOOacres considerable hereof Is FIRST
rate rVerlow grounds II deemed super1nous 10 give
detailed description Of this No il is PRESUMED
would purchase without fuller precise information
tan could well be conveyed within the usual limits of an
advertisement Suffice it TO saw that the property row Of
Tered Is considered 10y those who ,Sa in value
ier,,hy To any estate Of the same in Virginia
eni' ~ Soe-one third "f the purchase money on the
me option OF the purchaser one third first tay Of
9anuary hrM and Tie remaining third the day of
January, s2i For the instrument unless pad in cash
note viii he required, negotiable Bank with one or
more approved endorser and for the bonds ms usa,
wha deedof trust the property secure the purctual
payment Of the whole purchase mosey the rcspetiye
instruments may become PAYABLE. ~
JOHN BROCEENBROCGH
p. N NICHOLAS
JAMES MCDOWELL J trustees.
HENRY EDMUNDS0N
March NJ
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Wild BE SOTD-

TPoN TUESDAY, he S0th day Of 4pri 1922 AT t,e late
residence OF John H. Venabe, deceased in The county
OF fflce Edward for cash. the land ,pon which
e deceased resided in the county of Prince Edward
ooin,ng TWO hundred and twenty mine half acres
more OF less ard those that the olownrr
Kis.s jim, Tom amy Taby Joseph Glen, Hannah AMI
hssia and sunty other personal property CONSISTING Of
all the household and kitchen furniture plantation fools
utensils OF every kind fourw heelcd riding carriage the
STOCK oil cattle on the plantation number of valuable
Doos conveyed IN trust to the subscribers the said John
H. Nenabe IN deed Of record the county court of Prime
fuwar winch deed bears date the 18th August oIe
an" Is Intended to secure the fsndry debts therein
mentioned TO William Venable, Charles Wooon in his own
rght and Samuel Venable and said Charles Woo,on
executors eff James Ewing deceased. '0''s''''
WILLIAM PENICK,
Prince Edward. March ~ ,o3 ,d
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Tinst SAFE Of Household g. kitchen Furniture
IN Tuesday the 30,h dpv1 10 o'eiceL variety of
~ household and Kitchen Furniture. belonging To the
tate OF John Butler decd conveyed in To VIM f.
semm'ng Esq-o sundrv debts specified in trust
ueed VIII be sold before INV Auriior door for cash.
- Hy order ct Trustee.
a.
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FIFTY DOLLARS RFWApn

II ANAWA SATURDAY, 18th insf) negro man FoRCI.
~ Dom - 70 30 years ~ age, sip carpenter by trsl
Stout Du inch lips and shows Ills teeth verv main WI
sing has lately lad Of bis thumbs mashed and 10 q
me n'i-' also two scars his head. lie had on VIII
he vent away brown cloth and blue pantaoons io
was Issce IN Portsmouth, Va md brought Ia This psee in
the san boat 10y Mr. Joseph Obourn. The alove reward
WI W PAID Tor apprehcnding and securing said Nero ,
OF ms sNe or - within The same If secured So Go,
Fet i9 sg'n line addressed to met AZ Ibis Mace viii be-
ing employing said negro t,lARIFs n 1rs,t,t
Richmond, April iG. IN .S ""'
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

E'RoM The neighborliood Of MitchelIs sori, On ~ 49,,
'e on in'ia9,, small Arpaucia Chctasaw priev
cut on his le hind leg, switch tail about "a
IS ne sane poney that bought Of Mr.. Cusis horse
uroVer from AugusaI will give FIVE doIIars for ~ se
aud ~ reasonable expenses or Eve doars o,r sh ~
nation as will enable me to get him. " '''" i"''-
Rpril29. 'o''N b' PRENTls.
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NOIICE To NILLERS & OTHERS
by virtue Of deed trust from John Stnnles 10 Ien,
~ brown Jr: VIM Finney and Alicaiah Clark, dated The
o CAV "i April 1879 for the purpose securing 10 Rem
jamn James Harris the payment certain sms Of monc,
mentioned and by consent of the parties Interested
shail proceed TO sell at public on, 7RtYfo re
day Of May ner at IL O'Clock in front of the Fapic Io,s
that very valuable property situated on the cannl within
one mile OF tue basin formerly known MS IIarrj.s co,,on
iactory hut since converted into manufacturing mill and
now called Staples's Mill. '
The mill house is 10 feet long bv Is feet wide bu NJ
rk IN the strongest and most substantial manner and co
vered with heIt contains three pair Of Burr stones
eet inches diameter and one pair of Cologne soncs
me machinery Is of the most approved construction nov
ana III perfect oderthis mill competent TO The mapul
e OF iuvo barrels OF Hour per quality of the
hour made there is well established ami apprnve-At
.ached 10 The premises is dwelling house Tor The accom-
mediation of the miller. . ~ o''',
L9ris 9fSHie.-5l50 dollars payable in ready money
ZoVo dollars payable on the 21st OF April I8c-snist tho
residue two from the day of sale The pnrca,r -,
give negotiable notes with approved endorsery and deed
April 2s. II3-,ds TIiF rpI-s,rrrr
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SIR AI.FREn-

yIAT renowred high bocded horse will stand at
a plantation called Lebanon, upon Chickahominy
river ~ Charles City county, about miles from ihe
Courthouse and nine from New Kent three miles from
fore, and three miles from the Long Bridges The
connences this day, and expires the day of Augrs.
Trims, 2O-but may he discharged Ivy the payment of sic
tau time previous 10 the LIST of August with so
10 the groom Good pasurage gratis and corn, &c. f
quircd, at The market price
No responsibility for escapes accidents but the greatest
care uken to prevent either.
HENRY II. CHRISTIAN.
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III a meeting Of The President and Directors of
me James Rirer Company on the 21st dan of
March 1922.
iSUL!ED, That the Clerk advertise for rroposals for
-, nning dam across James River the place called
also Tor widening the Canal from the Basin up
10 me arch for building farm bridges md an
MI q. az "es'"am greek ROBERT POLLARD.
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EOR SALE

island IN James river small distance above the I'M
per locks OF the canal formerly BELONGING TO Mr. An
aeTson Barrett containing about 100 acres Of land.
inclined to purchase the said properly will pIcn.e
10 make their propositions to David Bullock Esr in Rir
April 26 1881 non ,io~vD,,N
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AUGUST HAMMER.

AUUUOI HNNIWEK,
(sucCEssoR TO FREpK uAMMER.)
Has renorrd from his old stand No l73, 10
No. 24a, Market Street, BALTIMORE,
Between Liberty and Howar,l-sis
Vherehe mas FOR safe on accommodating terms,
. AN ASSORTMENT OF
Combs of Tortoise Shell, IL Marbles
worry and Horn, Loolnp Glasses
Pocket Books, Gallons and Se,,;,, Gil,
volps Violin Strings Snun Iloxes ~
Flutes and Flies Cl,rionets
ris'ois aho fistoi Locks Iron Lamps
o Dun, anu uun LOCKS Cowskn Whips
=, assorted Cutting Knives
hohow uiass, cut and COM Turkey Cotton
-, mon Thread Edging
n ~, iohes Cotton Fringe
vi vi ,io,n Needles Assorted
y, ~. INSCRIPTIONS Pins in papers and pounds
conse MINIS Velvet Ribbons and Binding
oes'nes ana Scsthe Stones States and Pencils, &c.
ALSO,
About 10000 Of the first quality SCYTIES Of S,verm,rk
Hasenclever and Post manufactcry.
rive eases fine and superfne TAPES.
March 90. ,os nc,
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A VALUABLE FARN FOR SALE.

V AIIU ABLE FARM Fur SALE,
1 WING in the county of Charles City, the OF
~ Chcknhomny river containing Inv estimation IT'S
acres lie the less large proportion which
rs low grounds of very superior quailywe waered.
the premises story house, an oyeiseers'
house, and very good milseat.
Should the above land he sold privately before the
16h day Il May merit it will that dav he offered sale
ut PUBLIC AUCTION, before the Eas,e Hotel in tue city
of Richmond.
IernsS 1900 in cash. and the balance in 10 months, with
hond and security deed sc the land
the same or longer time will be given ii carry
~ The title papers may be with Mr.. Geo. +. Crnp,
who viii sell the my agent.
March. sg--tds I'M GREGORY
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{OUkSuANT TO deed OF trust bearing the 2iS day
OF March 1890 and recorded in the Of
10 secure the payment of of money due from
George W. Banks, to Beverley Roy shall Fopday the
oh day Of May nat. (beng Essex day. next
lair day thereafter, proceed To sell before the
FARMERS Hotel in The OF rsppaonnoc the highest
bidder for ready money! the several lots houses
TONED in said deed To the purchaser, shall
deed conveying such title only may hold under the said
deed. LAWRENCE MISE
April ?. i06-rFT6t
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VOL. XVIiI.---NO. ~.

lies, General Demdrcay and NJ. de Courccn.s
Nho were carried In the corps d., gartr and
detained there some hours-their c.,,oplYirt
I" the Chamber of this outrage, and he de-
bate had thereon, we will publish in.,no.yo,,-
some students had beer, suspended from thrir
classes inr nl;ngIing in these tumns IN con
sequence of which their comrades in ,lf, law
Schooi, and that of medicine, had become. sd
fio'ons as To render necessary the inierposi-
non ct an armed force, of which ,hr particu-
lars will be seen below. After all. however
the funds were high and it is the opini,, nf
The lntelligci,; writer of the letter, or whichan
extract follows, " that the grea, body of the
people ol France wish no chsnre.n The
probability of a war hetween Russia and the
f"rtc seems greater, thought is an, I'M
settled point. French Five per Cents. March
o'h Vi S5i.; 9Th, SO 9of n, 80.
Extract ora letter from Paris. of ion .fsarcg.
You will have seen in the English papers.
30 10 doubt, many exaggerated statements &c The
disturbances IN Paris, and AT Sauinar Those
W IaFis were at no moment, and a charge by
me iancrrs soon dispersed the crowd An IS
now tranquil, and TIL. missionaries preach nm
vi their lungs are exhausted, as wen as the
ears of their anditories. AT Saumur. Gen.
i5crion halted on the bridge near two hours
laikiDg with the Mayor. and then bnlted re-
s nus '"N druS' tiouars win abbut one third
o | me men he took fromit. Neither himself
nor Dci"n have been taken, and thus ends tie
mighty insnrrcction. The indictments have
no r;i'iylnS point, and the son of ST louis
must abatc his clemency in order 10 preven;
repetition ot distnrhances. In the Chamber
VI GERS, ministers were in a minority NOT
from any conviction that the law of the or.ssl
was UNCONSTITUTIONAL except among "A few
out me old ministers voted To a man against
the new, and are intriguing to get in again. L
am more and more convinced of the stability
ana strength of this government and believe
me great body fthe people wish no change.
IL iaih be given, however To what the libc-
raux says, France must be on the eve of re-
Ioiuflon-bnt the stocks the pulse of the bo-
dy polite, keep advancing"
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FRESH GOODS.
EJ,Elj[N'E I4NE,C g. CO

FLEMING JAMES & co.
M ARKET-BRInGE, have received bS the Budget and
ia, large and general OF Scasoaablt
DRY GOODS: Among ihem are,
iich figured Nankin Grape robes
Assorted Canton grapes
Grape sbawls assorted
Elegant silk slawls and handherchefs.
BLACK Canton hdkfs. Italian grapes
Black sarecnets
Heavy black senclews do Ieyantines
India and French striped and green norences
LADIES and gentlemen's silk gloves and hose
Flag and English Company banllanna hdkfs.
EnEEi'h super. black fiorentines
Italian English and Canton sewing silks
a large assortment ofriblons braids &c.
Ladles Kid and beaver gloves
Sentlemen's beaver and dog-skin gloves
Ladies and gentlemen's aud worsted hosiery
:9nsiudlng and super prints and London cliintz
uperine white and striped jeans and cotton cassinere
An elegant assortment of Marseiles Valencia vesting.
Elegant printed musins
Sordcd cambrics and mUsns
Striped aud needle worked muslins
Figured boob andlen muslins
- and o. plain book muslins
= AMI O. csmbric musins and jacoBet cambrics
Al and 6-i cambria ginghams
j, III 10 "a cotton shap Is
- Cotton haBdkerchiefs
Jaconet cravats
,I!, driilings, plain and ribbed
white platlas, Irish linens
Lawns, diapers, aud sheetnes
,5omeaze'tes and bombazines assorted
neuic.ing, brown and white domestic shirtngs
t'laid and striped domestics
Herman rolls, burIaps, IIessians
herman oznaburgs and ticklenburos
0elpaI' Lewis's, Ausiin's and nenrys London cloth.
and cassimcres, assorted
aorhshire cloths and cassmeres assorted
Superine shifting nannels
a large assortment Of vest and coat buttons
Besides many other articles.
he above goods selected with great care Inv mn,
partner RESTING in New Yorkrom whom we shall reccye
.sgr supplies Great inducements " in be held out n
% MPo Duy win money, Orto customers who Ina ye hereto
Deen Punctuai We respectfully invite country mer
ana persons wishing purchase at retail to cali and
~. i, o"I GOODS +. JAMES 4 co.
April g '" "i ,o MY
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cr The ENQUIRER spnblished twice n week. general
ly, and three times week during the session of the
LeSi,iate.rricc the heretofore, Fire Dollars per
payabei in advance. Notes chartered specie
paving BANKS (on) will he received in payment The Ed
itors will guarantee the safety of renting them by
the postage rf all letters being paid by The
ur No paper will be discontinued bu the discretion
Ct the Editors, until all arrcarages have been paid up.
Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers,
shall have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One square, irss-Frst Insertion rs cents-cach
continuance, so cents
- No Advertisement inserted until Il has either paid
Tor or assumed 10y some in this city, its environ
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lJO,JI3 frames.
AUGSBURG, Feb. 28-The Universal GA
zrtte OF this city contains the following ex
tracts from letters from Odessa of 9th Febru-
any:
We have no recent news from Constantine
pie no vessels having arrived here since fIes
departure of The Courier / can only .,,tI
that, according TO previous advices, the Divao
Is said to have declared TO the ministers of fbs
medlating powers that " the Porte wouId nor
ID any case send ncgocatOrs To the frontiers
to establish good understanding will, Russi
That Vt was for the Court of ST Pefersbutc,
To make the first advances, because il had pi,
ven me lrst offence To the Porte" These
were ne actual expressions Of the REFS Elem
III. We hope here that the armed J2hsst7r
neSoc'dtors wl soon cross the frontier in mass
Ihey write from Trebi2ond that tho bers;,n
army has gone into winter quarters near Bar-
dad and Erzernm. Three Ottoman provincrs.
are sad to be IN IFS power, and il IS reported
lnat tbe Pdcha of B1gdad has submitted TO The
Srhall, aud concluded with him Il treatv. he
whcn they were TO unite their forces i'm fine
spring, and continue the invasion nr N3toIia
FRANKFORT, March I.--Extraci Of q mi
yate letter:-Alany cOuriers we're Yesterday
despatched To Amsterdam, in order io bnv up
Austria bills, before the news of the rise r.
these bills could reach there by posi-. Tb;e
rise was occasOned by the news of the can
lure OF Ali Pacla, and Of the probability that
tie lutcrna c0mmotions IN Turkey would
cease without the Intervention of forelgn pow
ers. It's notorious that the cabinet of Vicn
na attaches muck importance 10 the mainfc-
nance of the Ottoman Empire--Isi, hecaiisc
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of Russia, by the acouisi
ton of Walacha and Moldatia, would place
the Austrian Empire 10 complete dependence
upon Russia, as vel ~ respect 20 its com
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TOWN on COInNJRITS

'TUlE undersigned, Trustees or the town of Columbus
situated tue Mississippi river Including The Huff
called the Iron anb having pursuance Of authority
vested IN them by the General Assembly Of the Common
wealth OF Kentucky laid of said town, WILL the first Dion
day IN July neat expose sale public auction for cash
IN hand one hundred inots in said said lots
dred feet back. -