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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-31
RUNAWAY

s4'ROMthe subscriber on the nigltt of the
d 3oth December last, a young woman IL
or l6 years old, by the name of AMIGA, nea-
the common size, remarkably likely. of q
dark brown complexion, with tolerably long
hair, kept foughly--no particular flesh marks
reeolected. she had Oh when she left home
yellow domestic yarn dress, which was the
only dress taken from home with her, with
red striped cotton handkerchief, domestic
rug or blanket have no doubt but that she
was induced to go off by fellow belonging
to Moses Swinuey OF Buckingham county, by
the name of MOSES, near the common sta
ture, OF thin visage, about 30 years old, of an
Intelligent appearance, and is quite an inge-
nous fellow, il tolerabie good blacksmith, a
rough wood carpenter, and good wsgeoner,
&c. lie had on when he left home, n yellow
broWnish co!oured domestic coat, white yarn
pantaloons, with other comfortable clothing
have no idea what route they have taken as
they were both raised withinmy acquaintance,
and have not been heard OF since they cio-
ped, but think it probable they are aiming TO-
wards some tree state, and may have obtained
pass to that amount. Any person appreben
ding the same, or either OF them, and deliver
'nB them To Moses 5winney, OF Buckingham
county, or the subscriber, or securing them in
any jail, SO that we get themagain, shall be Ii.
berally rewarded.
WILLIAM D. SWINNEY.
January 10. % WITS
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TURNPIKE Stock

AT AUCTION.
{ w the 1st day Of March next. At the
~ Franklin Hotel, in Lynchburg, win be
soio, at auction, the Stock OF delinouent
:, in the Lynchburg and salem
lurnplke Company, unless payment be made
by order of the President and Directors
u, o. JOHN LYNCH, Treasurer.
5Dtas
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y AOT OF GROVNO.
Mr. Nevis Convert.

SlR-As youare not an inhabitant of this
~ Commonwealth, hereby notify YOU,
that, On Friday the 28tlI day Of Feb. next
between the rising and setting OF the sun Vi
the same day, at the tavern house Of Mrs.
- Trgg, at the courthouse for the
county of Wythe, shall proceed TO take
the deposition of John ID. Fields, to he
read as evidence in a suit now depending
IN the Superior Court of Chancery for the
Lynchburg Observation-Disclosures am plain
till and you IRE defendant, at which time
and place you may attend if you think pro-
per. BENJAMIN A. PHILLIPS.
January II. p.lwq4
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A certain Tract of Land,
Notice

DY virtue ofa deed Of trust executed to the
ID subscriber by James Wiley, for the pur-
pose OF securing a debt therein mentioned. to
Clement Townsend, which has since been trans
ferredto Samuel Fleming, will be sold at Camp.
bell cour-house, on Monday, the 10th day Of
February next, being Campbell court day, TO
the highest bidder, for ready money, at public
auctiop
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Tohacce Hand,

And in point OF health no situation surpas ses
IT, There is no doubt but the Lynchhurg and
Salem Turnpike, which is now in rapid pro-
erosion, will pass directly by said store and
dwelling-heuses, ms tits believed the said road,
from the localities OF said creek, will cross TIC
same where the present stage road crosses
In Offering the above estate for sale the UNI
dersigned, are not unmindful of the pressure
of the times. hut il is offered for sale, in order
to settle mp the business of the late mercantile
firm above named. The terms will be ac-
commo1ation, and made known, and the pro-
perry shownto any personwishing to purchase
by the undersigned residing on the premises.
CIIAS. WHITLEY
JOHN II. SMITH.
Jan u, WOW "a
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THE TRACT OF LAND,
TRUST SALE.

y virtue of a deed of trust executed by
~ Ihomes Harmon, to the subscribers, da
ted the day of 1871. and dnlv
admitted record in the office OF the county
court of Franklin, for the purpose of securing
the payment OF n certain sum of money due
Davis, Preston y Co. we shall, on the Ilth day
OF February next, il fair, if sot the next fair
day thereafter, proceed to sell, on the prem
ses, by way Of public auction to the highest
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Househola and Kitchen
EUNSITTNE,

Sandry Plantation Utensils, Que Carriage aud
Harness, one Gig and Harness, one Cart aud
Gear, one womens Saddle, two Mems Sad
dies, one Horse, five Cows, one Bull, sows,
&c.
Acting as trustee I will convey 10 the
purchaser of purchasers tue title vested III nae
10 the property aforesaid by said trust deed
and none ether. CllI5WELL DABAEi.
January ~ wtds 20
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Couch's ilunNher-Nouse
FOR SALE.

s7NHE subscriber is disposed to sell a great
4 bargain in that spacious STONE LUM-
BEk-HoUsE, in the town of Lyncbburg, at
present occupied by Messrs. Hardin < Crank
The house is four stories high, built of the We.
ny best materials, and remarkably strong.--It
IS situated on the margin of the river, where
boats can load and unload with great ease-lt
isadmirably CalonIatedfor the storage OF goods,
-Four and grain il is also an excellent stand
iora grocery, tho house being sufficiently large
to admit OF grocery, and there will then be
an abundance OF room for the reception on sto-
i~ge OF goods, flour and grain. The terms will
he liberal Il early application he made to Mr..
"eorse Whtlocke OF Lynchburg, who is fully
Authorised to dispose oft
JOHN COUCH, Senr.
January J. WITS "A
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TN following Property +,

Or 20 muei thereof as will answer the nhsa-
tisried purposes Of said trust deed, to wit -
A large assortment Of Black Smiths Tools a
number oil Nheelwrighls' and Carpenters
Tools, one oil Paint Stone OF Marble, one
large Grind stone a large assortment Of
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Tract SI land.

In said deed mentioned, containing II acres,
and bounded by the lands Of james NJ elaine,
Jubal Cuudli, Absalom Jordan and Others, it
being the tract OF Iand conveyed To the said
William Moador, sen. by Jeremiah Meader,
by deed of record in the clerk Office OF the
county court Of Bedford
BY TIE TRUSTEES.
January | /. Wtds p
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Notice.

by rirtae Of a deed Of trust srec,fed 10
AS ht subscriber By a S. Henry, 0or hep~,
pose Of secltringa deJt due 10. f. Royal & CO..
'chict iced as Of record IN The county court Of
Bedford, and bears date the 6h of August, 1919,
/ shall, on The Isl day Of .4prii, 1923, II fairy
not the merit fair day heredfter,) sell, al pubic
auction, IN The torn of Ly1ehbmg, before ih'
door Of the Franklin Hotel, for ready money,
The Tcact OF Aand.
In the said deed mentioned, containing .tire nun
dred and fifteen Gcres, being The same on ~a''.
the said Henry resides, or so much as 'ciH De sg
Gent 10 satisfy said trust. The trustee "Ht GU"
reg such title only as is yested IN hin.
CHISWELL D.4BNEf:
.Norember % CidS 10
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Yhe Subscribers

HAVING united themselves in business.
q under the firm of OWENS g. LECK1E
viii keep constantly on hand general asson.
ment of
Medicine, Paints, & Dye Stuffs,
Durable Ink, Marking Brusf es, Csmels Hair
Pencils, Silver Wire Tooth Brushes, Boot Var
nlsh, Ponlatum, Lamp Oil, Wash Balls, Trans.
parent Soap, Maccaubau Snuff, Tonqua Beans
Lemon Acid, Soda Powders, Waters, Sponge,
Rotten Stone, Gold Leaf, SC NC all of which
they will sell low for cash
W. OWENS,
G. L. LECkIEl
November %. tets -
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to
- the subscriber by William Drnry, dated
the 18th day Of April, ls2o, and duly admitted
TO record in the Office OF The county court oil
Bedford, for the purpose Of securing the pay
ment OF certain debts in said deed mentioned,
we shall, on the 10Th day Of February next, il
fair, If mol the aext fair day thereafter, pro-
eeed 10 sell, on the premises by way Of public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, for ready mo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-31

The defendant William Murphy not having
entered his appearance according TO the act of
Assembly, and the rules of this court, and it
appearing from the return of the sheriff upon
the process in this case awarded, that he is not
an inhabitant of this country on the molten
OF the plaintiff, by his attorney, it is ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here on the
fourth Monday in February next and answer
Inc plaintiffs bill, and that a copy of this or.
derbe forthwith inserted in the yirginian for
two months successfully, and posted at the
front door OF the courthouse of said county.
copy.-Teste,
J STEPTOE, C. B. C
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TOT IV'"J 4ITUIITyi ttTTdIN
TRACT OF LAND.

In sad deed mentioned, containing 81 acres,
be the same, more or less, and bounded by
the lands CT john AshweIl sen John Saunders,
thomas Martin, William Martin, Elijah Muir
dock, &c. As trustees we shall convey such
title onlyas is vested in US.
WILLIAM SALMON,
DANIEL ASllWELL, trustees
January IL wtd, "a
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ONE NEGRO ROY.
TRUST SALE.


RY virtue of deed of trust executed by
lb William Lackey, to the Subscribers, duted
tue 29rd day of July, 1871, and duly admitted
to record in the office of the,county court of
Bedford, for the purpose of securing the pay
ment of II certain sum of money due Dayis,
Preston u Co. we shall, on The 10Th Gay OF
February next, if fair, If not the next fair dav
thereafter, proceed to sell, by way of public
auction, to the highest bidder, for ready mo-
ney, al the dwelling mouse ofsaid Wm Lackey,
NNE ~ EUito GkNA,,
NAMED fittsr about thirteen years old, and
one negro girl named sally about seven wear,
Old, one sorrel Mare, one bacl picded Cow,
two red pieded Teifers, two feather beds. one
bureau! and one folding table, or SO much
thereof as may be sufficient TO pay the sa d
debt, interest and cost of sale
THOMAS DAVIS,
THOMAS PRESTON, trustees
January l.. wtds 81
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TRUST SALE,

nY virtue of deed of trust executed to
~ the subscribers by Samuel |. Harrison,
tor the purpose of securing the payment of
certain debts therein mentioned To William
Robinson aud Jesse Beck, which deed be- rs
date on the sth day ofJuly, 1919, and is duly of
record m the county court of Amherst, the
subscriber will, on the 18th day of February,
1923, on the premises, sell by way of public
auction, iorready money,
A certain Tract of Land,
Lying aud being in the county Of Amherst, n
bout miles from the town of LynchbrrF,
bounded by the lands of lineas Boiling, Chris
TOPPER lsbell, the lands formerly belonging to
Philip Johnson, deed, and others, and, CON
tanning 1901 aires, more ar less, or so much
thereof as shall be necessary TO answer the
purposes OF said trust deed. Acting as trus-
tees, we shall convey TO the purchaser orpur-
chasers the title vested in us by the deed OF
trust aforesaid and none other.
THOMAS WATT,
RICHARD TYREE, i'us'eeS'
January "a wtds %
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Tract OF Hand.

ct which the said Hurt died seized, as re
mans to.his legatees, after laying oil the Wi
aow.s dover, Ibis tract lies upon Mill creek,
about two miles from the meadows OF Goose
creek, adjoining triah LeitWich and others,
anu containing by recent survey, 1913 acres !;
considerable proportion OF which is excel
tent tobacco land, and is well worthy the at
tcntion Of purchasers One and two years
credit will be given, the purchaser giving
bonds secured by deed OF trust upon the
premises. Acting as commissioners, We shall
convey such title Gully as is vested in us by
raid decree
HARVEY CLAYTON,
RICHARD FREEMAN, LON IS
Januery 10. wtds22
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b. (hancerH.

The defendants paisey Mccormack, Jael
Mccormack, Littlebury Mccormack and iiea-
den Mccormack, mol having entered their APP
.pearnnoe, aud II appearing that they are not
inhabitants of this state, on the motion OF the
plaintiffs, by their attorney, tits ordered, thet
The SAID defendants do appear here al March
court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill ,ssnd
that copy 81 this order be forthwith insert
ed in the virginian for two months success
sively, and posted up at the front door OF the
coufi-house on two several court days.
4 copy. Teste,
% J sTEpToE, c.. u. {.
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of trust deed executed to
- the subscribers by William Meador, sen.
and wife, dated the lst day OF March, 1922,
and duly admitted to record in the Office OF
the county court of Bedford, for he purpose
OF securing the payment of a certain sum of
money due Davis, Preston d Go. we SHALL on
Friday the 2lst day OF February nest, if fair,
If not the next fair day thereafter, proceed to
sell, by gay of public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, for really money, on the premises, II
...rLnl.,
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed by
- William Gloser.a and Frances his wife, 10
the subscribers, dated the 18th day of July,
1927, and duly admitted to record ia the Office
OF the county court of Bedford, for the p,lr-
pose OF securing a certain debt due Davis,
Preston g. co. VIC shall, Oh Thursday the 18th
day OF February next, if fair, if not The next
lar day thereafter, proceed TO sell, on the pre-
misses, By way Of public auction, for ready
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TRUST SALE.

pY virtue OF deed of trust executed by
40 Joseph Martin, TO the subscribers, dated
the Bird day of May, 1922, and duly admitted
to record in the Office of the county court Of
Bedford, for the purpose of securing the pay
ment OF certain sum OF money due Davis,
Preston u Co. we shall, on Saturday the 18th
day OF February next, if fair, if not the next
lar day thereafter, proceed TO sell, by way OF
public auction on The premises, to the highest
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Bedford County Court, January Ruies, 1898
Bennett Parsons sally his VIZ, former
Sally Durrcti, aud William Dufrett, John
Durreti, Dinah fDurren aud Solomon Dur
rett, Plaintiffs,
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TRUST SALE.

pY virtue of deed oftrust executed bv
~ John Gordcn, to the subscribers, dated
the 2lst day OF June, 1922, aud duly admitted
to record in the Office OF the county court Of
Bedford, for the purpose of securing the pay
nent OF certain sum of money due Davis,
Preston & Co. we shall, on the 18th day of
February next, if fair, if not the next fair day
thereafter, proceed to sell, at the dwelling
house OF the snid John Gordon, 10y way O.
public auction, for ready money,
ONE NEGRO BOY.
name d James, one bay Mare, one yearling
Colt, four Cows, four Sheep, two feather
beds, bcadseads and furniture, one cupboard,
one table, seven chairs, two pots and one
oven, or such part thereof as may be sulli-
Gent TO pay the said debt, interest and cost Of
sale
THOMAS DAVIS,
STEPHEN PRESTON, sr Trustees
January II. Wtds o.
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ONE ~ EUato GANA..
TRUST SALE.

pY virtue of a deed Of trust executed 70
Nd the subscribers by William Brady, dated
The sth day otMarch, ls22 and duly admitted
10 record in tue office OF the county court OF
Franklin, Tor the purpose OF securing the pay
ment Ola certain sum otmoney due Davis, Pres.
ton% Co, we shall, ON thu 10th day OF February
next, il fair, If not the next lairdav thereafter
proceed to SELL on the premises, by way of
public auction, for ready money,
THE TRACT OF LAND.
In said deed mentioned, lying on the waters Of
otaunton river. ABOUT five miles above Halls
ford, containing 100 acres, be the same, more
or less, and bounded by the lands Of Thomas
Harmon, John oiler and others, /. being The
same tract of hand conveyed by Shadrack
Brown to Thomas Stewart, and by Stewart to
the said William Bradley The titlefs believed
TO be undoubcd, but we shall convey such as
is vested in us. TIE TRUSTEES
January II. ytds 81
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~ Valuable Real Estate


FLNHE Undersigned, Charles Whitley, as
i Surviving partaer of the late mercantile
firm OF William and Charles Whitley, and
as executor with the undersigned John A.
Smith, of said William Whitley deed, in
compliance with the last will aud tesla.
ment OF said deeedent, offers for safe, that
highly valuable aud we'll known ESTATE
belonging to said company, lying in the coun-
~ of Bedford, on the crest stage road leading
from Lynchburgto Abingdon, ten miles above
Liberty aud seven from the Blue Ridge, con
tanning four hundred acres. The buildings
ggzwA are an excellent MANUFAC-
FINN TURING MILL, on the main
kss,sN branch Of Goose creek, Ia ne
rsszsAsA.A vertaling stream in good repair,
and surrounded by rs fne neighborhood for
wheat as any in said county Also, an excel
lent SAW MILL, in neighborhood abound
ing with good pine timber, two good and con-
vcnient dwelling houses, II store and lumber
house in one of the best noghborhoods for
mercantile business IN Virginia, blacksmith
shop, ami all the common aud necessary out
houses. Also, DISTILLESy, now in one
ration, working five stills, MI OF which are
nearly new--all which buildings are quite
convenient to each other. The land is some.
what broken, but & considerable portion of i,
IS prime
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Notice.

DT virtue OF decd Of trust executed to
ID me by siith Mead, bearing date on the
Goth ias OF November, lsio aud duly Of re-
cord ia the eoaaty court ei Amherst, aud Tor
certain purposes in said deed expressed shall
on the slh day Of February. 1923, the dwell
ling house OF said Mead, in the county et Am
herst, sell by way OF pablic auction, torFeady
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Francis =, Gilpin and Betsy his wife. Lucy
Dnrreu, itally Durreit aud Patsy McCor-
maek Joel Mccormack, Liitlebury MoCor-
mack aud Hoaden Mccormack, Defends
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pY virtue Of a decree of the worshipfui
- county court OF Bedford in tie suit of
Freeman and al Hurt and al, in chancery,
we Shall proceed to sell, OF Tuesday the .lih
day OF February next, at the late dwelling
house OF Garland Hurt, dec. IN the county Of
Rcd1nrI N rnnch If tlrn
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Personai property,

One Wagon ard gear, 8 work Horses, 4 Cows
aud Yeafins, 20 head Of Hogs, 80 head Of
Sheep, pereol OF Tobacco, supposed 10 be
fourteen hundred pounds, 3 feather beds and
furniture, Walnut Cupboard, folding table,
and one dressing table, four beadsleds, one
arm chair, and FIVE common chairs, two
Dutch Ovens, Que biscuit baker, three pots,
four pair Of plough gear, with all the said
Drury' plantation utensils of every dcscrip-
ton. We shall convey such title as is vested
la us a. trustees and none other.
THOMAS DAVIS,
THOMAS PRESTON, i'"''seS'
Jannnry II. wtds "a
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Two Tracts Of k.and.

Two tracts Oh hand,
In said deed mentioned, lying on the waters
OF Goose Creek, one tract containing III acres.
aud The other tact containing 4Ol acres-
The title is believed 10 be undoubted, but we
viii convey such only as is vested in us
W VhpmAs p lstysoy Trustees.
January il. tstds "A
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TRACT or LAND,

In said deed mentioned, containing $50 acres,
be the same, more or less, aud bounded by the
lands OF William Preston, israel Nll,snan, aud
Nlcloaa uarri.an An llle lnllnAing
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Chronic R.eHaGtisis, complicated arih Gola
A man, aged 6lty-four years, ola good con
stitnton, had been habjnaly affected, for five
years, with rheumatic pains, shifting from the
head to the breast, aud all the joints, aud who
had govt alternately in each foot, received
three applications of the tumigations, from the
10th to the 18th of April-thc first of which
produced copious pespiration. lie was deli
yercd as II by magie, from his pains, aud the
neA,bility Of his llnbs restored
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
COMMERCIAL.

fp.y III. arr!oot a, Charleston.
Extract of a letter from commercial
house In Liverpool, toanotner in this
city, dated Liverpool, 9Th February.
..The demand for cotton this week,
and particularly during the early part
of 1t. has eeen worry good, the sales
mount to abou, 1880 packages OF all
descriptions. American cottoDs have
been in good quest, and 10 the bet.
ter qua .ities Of Uplands an advance OF
8 per lb. has been established. Sea
Islands have been in good demand, and
have sold at full prices, and about 1900
bags of Uplsnds have been taken on
speculation.
There appears some probability OF
change Of wind, which will no doubt
give US an ample supply Of American
produce, and prevent any advance IN
the price of cotton, at the same time
we are of opinion that Uplands laid
down here at 6 to lid. and Sea Islands
from lid a lad I'D as in quality, can
do DO harm. We annex particulars of
sales from the LIST to the 9Th inst. iOciu.
siye. -.
Uplands 6, aS5; Sea Island ] l5d
a2ld; Rice, Carolina, mono at market,
q 25s per cwt will probably be OBJ
tanned for tho first arrivals, as it is
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FRENCH PAPERS.

The Boston Palladium gives the ioi'
lowing summary from the Paris papers
to Jan 81
The papers are full of accounts OF The
movements of troops, and THIRST Tor M
litary distinction, difficult to "a tisfy, may
revive. 1t is said The Duke OF An
gou eme was TO leave Paris on the 18th
Feb to head the army against Spain.
The Guard Of the French Parliament
has been increased, Ito secure lis indie
pendence this nav render it indepen-
dent of the people, but not of the King
Austrian troops have been sent 10 Gala
hria 10 suppress the bands of Brgands
that intes, that district.
, A meeting Of delegates from the states
OF Germany was TO be held 10 consider OF
restraints upon the press.
The Greeks continue, with spirit, their
war against The TURKS. They have re-
Gently captured several valuable vessels
bound TO Constantinople ...sn.f
Accounts from Smyrna are to Dec. l9.
The Turks were busy in adding to its for
!i6cations for fear OF an attack from the
Greeks
The Aga OF the Janissaries, has been
exiled from Constsntinopls, because. the
Jannissaries would not march against the
Persians, saying they would only march
against Toe Russians.
The Greeks have sent an Archbishop TO
Rome to negotiate union between the
Greek and Catholic Churches. y
The Queen OF Thibet has been convert.
ed TO The Roman Catholic Religion. and
has sent to the Pope for 80 Missionaries.
The French continue strong squadron
in the Leysnt.
II is reported that an English frigate
has been lost Un the coast Of Africa in the
Mediterranean. The FIenc h frigate Ia
Medee was Injured in he same gale.
The superb Theatre at Munich has
been destroyed by fire. which was COM
inundated TO the decorations by lamp.
A Paris paper intimates that the lion.
con Courier has lost it, official character
and seems to consider it as transferred
10 the Sun.
The past winter the thermometer has
been u below U at An werp, and al Am.
sterdam 81.
PARIS, Jan. 90.-All the Spaniards in
this city baye demanded their passports
some for Madrid, others Tor the Neither
lands; and many for England.
Permission having been obtained from
the guardians OF young Napoleon ard bis
mother tor that purpose, the legacies be-
queathed by Bonaparte, to several per-
sons. in France, have been paid by the
French government. Ii will be reCollec-
ted thar these funds were deposited with
Laitte, the Banker, previous to Bona
parties second abdicstion.
Prices OF Stock-5 per cents IS 10 30.