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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
NnrICE

UT subscriber intends 10 decline business for the pre-
TO- yrn,, and viii MOndayiI lie slh September offer
~ public auction, positively without reserve, az the
uon Room of Messrs. Moncure. Robinson Pieasauts,
GOruhger their management his entire STOCK or DRY
articles. ' " w
tb Country Merchants invited attend this sale
80 WI no doubt find IL worth their attention 49, erns
''y liberal and made Known on the day NJ sale.
august ~. SIT l., WINGFtEID
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TNTT.
PURSUANT Co the last will and testament Of Isham
oeruggs decd, viii be sold the late residence said
~ IN the lnwer end Of the county Of buckingham,
I Nh day Of September next, the Of land which
containing about $50 This land lies within
s miles Of James river in healthy aud pleasant neigh
nOodthe improvements sufficient for the comfortable
mediation Of family for the taking of crops "
s5 wheat and tobacco, The land that is cleared Is in
~ order for cultivation and produces well consdera
9poron Of the is 10 woods and is excellent
49, hnd-Terms Of sale Onefourih in hand, and the
,hce ~ three equal annual insianients the credit pay
,iss 70 be secured At the discretion Of the undersigned,
'"o Is executor OF said Isbam Scruggs
n, WM.I 1. BERGMAN.
bdckne ham, Angus, g. 97-w5vt
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ARMY OF THE PYRENEES

ARTS, Juiy =.
ARMY OF THE PYRENEES.
BULLErIN.-His Royal Highness having
received information that numerous detacb
ments OF Revolutionary troops were still kept
up In AslurIas, who relying upon the Difficult
'Ies which the country presented, hoped to be
aoie TO maintain their ground, determined up
on acombined movement against this pro-
vince, before Gen. Bourck commenced the
expedition against GaliCia. The execution OF
the orders his Royal Highness has produc.
ed the following results
General Huber, whose march upon Rryno-
sa, with light column, had suliiced to drive
BACK INTO AslurIas, the body under the COM
mand OF CampillO, who had advanced iAto the
province OF SaDtander, with the intention of
putting an end To the seige of SantOna, and Of
supplying this place with provisions, feianed
ietrOSrade movement, iu order TO give con
huencc lO the enemy. CampllO, completely
deceived, repassed the Deba but attacked al
The same time, by three columns of General
Huber, on the 2Ist, ou The points of Pssues,
Cassa Maria, aud PuentO Diego. he was put
intO disorder aud thrown back upUn tie river.
10 the greatest cOnlusiOn-only part of his
men were able To reach the opposite bank, the
resi- were Killed or made prisoners, and he
himself was Wounded. Our troops were nut
10 pursuit OF ibe congratulated them Sc
teraI times, particularly on the esd, near RNas
Stlla, the 24ib near CUlnnga, add nD the 25th,
'hry were already near Geion, ha.ing almost
wholly destroyed the army Of Campillo,
"h'ch al the time "fpassing the Deha, was
composed oi from a thousand 10 eleven han.
dred men.
AT The same time that this movement was
carried nn along the sea, aud that the Spanish
general Tonga who had taken part 10 the
affairs at the Deba, WAS matching by Infrsto
upon O'icdo, Count B"urck despatched &c.
oerd d'Alblnac de Leon, with tie 18th ofthe
| ine, upon this same place. On the 2Ist thi.
column routed the advanced posts Of the enc
J my before Gaicrcs; and Oh The 2ad genera
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.4Gdiior's Ofce, .4ueusi 20, 30

YD,,. auditors Office, August 90 1898
'ybcilAsERs credit Of articles manufactured he
~, tenentiary informed that by passed i1
9unry 1924 Il lawful Tor the General Court render
ts ent and award execution their bonds, AZ the
~ If nstir.. ptS h TlFaTU An,litor
Angu., q ~ n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
LAND. NEGROES g. STOTK

rt,'.4h4'IJf INFBUINOBlo &C , OChs
w III he sold public auction Thursday eth Of
2 september next, il fair if not, the fair day.
and the subscriber resides on, containing between
ihree hundred lying the Little river
NJ 20 several manufacturing mills, and within mile
,, ne fork Church This is Of the desirable
ne ions in this part Of the country the dwellinghous
ana comfortable, with OF the best springs OF wafer
richmond and the Ridge, within fifty steps Of the
bS The terms Of sale will be one-half cash. the other
viii SIX and twelve months, the purchaser giving
mn approved security aud deed of secure the
tsiigse money Also-Thirieeu likely young negroes,
1''"oe stock Of horses, cows and shecP--for cash.
r. WILLIAM DAY.
Forks If Hanover Auonsf 9s a1-,st,yT
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Yirglnia Land Office. Jliu 26. 1903

Tlrglhla Ld'ld UDTce, july 26, 1928.
/ conformity 10 act entitled act TO reduce into
one act the several concerning escheaor passed
the 6ih day OF January i8is do hereby make
all whom IL NAV concern that il appears by certificate
the escheaer OF the city of Richmond bearing date the
day OF The present month, received this Office this
day. that by inquison and office found the said
DAY OF the present month, certain piece
situated in this city the south side OF T. goth
and 2lst streets containing 6 running
10 feet belonging the Of Marcus Levy deceased
has escheatcd TO this Sommonwe ath.
J.RoBERTSoN Jr. Reg. L. OF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
FRESH GROCERIES,


VIE subscribers having taken the formerly occu
pied 10y Mr. Samuel Bigham aud opposite To Messrs
Anderson W"ndsous, Carystrert, have received gene
raj assortment OF groceries, comprising article
IN the ncfor sale in quantities purchasers for
cash or town acceptanceS.
Also, TEAS, VINES & LIQUORS, selected with partic
ular care io' retailing, and warranted genuine.
Persons from the country will find to their interest 10
examine the assoriment being determined sell at the
lowest cash prices Goods purchased y sent up
The river viii he board the boats OF am chas
They have Consgnritat-
% Kegs Lard, IN small kegs for family use;
bales superior Cotton
40 boxes Mustard, direct from the manufartor1 and
warranted fresh
II The dwelling part of the house occupied hy them is
m ent" very moderate price il taken aud
wen calculated Tor the convenience Of genieel family.
August 3. 27-w6w IL. r. IiIIIARD 4 CO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02

w As committed 10 tie Jail oftbe Town 81 Pelers,urg
w runaway, The 18th day ~ May last, negro
man wig calls himself BlCHARD LEWIS, and SAYS be
Is free that he formerly belonged she estate Mr..
Samuel G.t that IT. carried tn the Of Ohio about
years ago, by Mr. Samuel Long and that he returned
Co Ibis time last lie is about thirty years
ofage, feet inches high, made OF dark brown
complexion, With pair oi biack whskersuo scars per-
ceivable about b. The is requested 90 for
ward. prove his property, pay charges aud take him
way, lie will BE- dealt with as The law directs.
August !. 25-WIgw ROGER MAIIENY. Tailor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
HIDES, SALT, SUGAR, SC.

&C.
HOO Buenos AyreS, Lasuira aud Pernanbuco Hides of
good quality
1900 sacks Liverpool filled Salt
60 bids. Sugar various qualities
50 do. bright retailing Mnasses
lOO do. Pennsylvania WLiskey, principally old
los bags Green Coffee
so barrels good Cider Brandy
10 bids. do. do
- bbis fine and old Monongnhela Whiskev for family
use-for sale by RALSToN x PEASANTS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
NOW LANDING.

NOW LANDING,
ENROM ship North Driron from Bristol, and for sale
r. % tous assorted TIRE IRON
do. square ant bolt do.
$50 boxes TIN PLATES
August i5 ID. w. & @. WARWICK.
IN STORE, 29-st
Crates Earihen Ware-hampers Bot'les-Pig Iron-Cop.
per- NaiiS--Sho,-Spari sh Brown Window Glass.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02

Florida Land Comn,isSis ners.-All the
gentlemen composing the above board arrived
at ST. Augustine and commenced upon the
duties oil ther appointment on the lst inst
Ihey have published the following regulations
fnr the information of applicants
All persons claiming title To lands under any
patent, grant, concession or order of survey,
VIII make brief statement, by Memorial set
ting forth the situation, boundaries, and ifpus-
slble, the deraignment of title 70 the lands
claimed, together with the number Of acres.
when and 10y whom granted ard by what au
thority, and whether the same he the whole.
or part OF the original grant.
All cases where grants have been made on
conditions il will be necessaryto shew the nature
OF the conditions, whether they have been per
formed, and itnos, the reasons why they have
not been complied with
Where lands are claimed by actual settlers
without grants, concessions, patents or order
OF survey, the same must be declared, and the
circumstances of position and occupancy stat
ed distinctly together with the nature of the
evidence in support Of the claim and whe-
Their the said possession ever was and in what
manner acknowledged or sanctioned by the
Spanish Government.
In all instances where claims are made in
virtue oil British patents, grants, &c. the claim
"','' n'"o' ueScIIoc III WHAT manner Iney claim,
whether as original patentees or grantees or
by assignment, also whether they are in actu
al possession, and if out of possession, that
they claim bona lide as American citizens.
+ all original documents if in possession of
the claimants must he exhibited, and IN all
other cases certified copies, the memorial. or
der OF survey, and confirmation, together with
TRANSACTIONS of the same
Claimants must shew whether they were
actual residents at the lime of their cession
and where they now reside.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
LAND FOR SALE-

virtue OF deed of trust executed the subscriber
- the 9th day of April, 1922, by Warner Williams for
purpose tamong other thngs) of securing the payment
sold to the highest bidder cash. on the premises on Sat
uuay Tue 10th day of August next of land COR
as may be necessary lying and being in
county of buckingham the waters of Fishpond creek
containing about 100 aud bounded by the
James walker John Woodson' legatees the estate Of
jas WATKINS Of GOochand- being the land purchased by
the sald Williams OF Robert Smith aud Samuel Hall.
ueed VIII be executed the day of sale the
upon the payment of the purchase money conveying such
e only rs vested in the subscriber
Suy H. SAMUEL BRANCH.
ne above sale Is by the consent of the parties pospon-
Ell un the 27th vi Sept when will positively he place
August 2s. 32-tds SAMUEL BRANrU
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FROM FRANCE AND SPAIN

by the brig Lady Mary pelham, Capt
Hatch, 10 days from Havre, the editors of the
Me'O York COMMERCIAL advertiser have re-
ceiNed files of Paris papers to the Sth June
inclusive, containing London dates to the 9TH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

VT'iE MEDICAL LECTURES will begin as usual ON
Il the first Monday OF November next.
PHILLIP 5. PHYSICK. NJ ID. on Anatomy.
JOHN REDMAN COKE. NJ. ID. ON Maeria Medica.
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, NJ. ID. on Theory and Practice
of Medicine
THOMAS C.JAMES, NJ. D. on Midwifery.
ROBERT HARE, M. ID. on Chemistry.
WILLIAM GIBSON, nj. ID. on Surgery.
WILLIAM K. HoRNER NJ. ID. Adjunct Prof of Anatomy
aud Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
July 25. GRIM
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PASSAGE FOR FRANCE-

III PASSAGE FOR FRANCE.
rTffiH The elegant New York Packet Ship, STE
,-7z=z-- PHANIA, X. J. Macy Master, now lying AT
Warwicsi Will sail for Hayre the 10 9Th September
and can accommodate 10 20 cabin passengers in the most
g'nee manner having large cabin and excellent beds
and bedding.
IA ALSO,
yfsstfNH The fine New York Ship HENRY Kemp
49, Master. will sail for Bordeaux The Isl TO 5ti
September, and accommodate In like manner 10 cabin
passengers. These Ships wen known ~ first rate.
and they will take passengers the reasonable terms.
Apply 10 GRAY PANKEY.
August1o. SO-wsw
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CASH FOR WUEAT.

WE will give The highest cash Price fur wheat Crops
w delivered on tie rIyer will be nrcferrei.
juno ~. tf-0 ROGERS a HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
CAUCUSES.
To he Editors Of The Baltimore american.

To The Editors Of The Baltimore american.
GENTLEMEN There is much said and
written about the probable approaching Con
OCCASIONAL Caucus, that have been induced 10
turn my attention To tile subjsct 1t appears
To me that the view taken OF il in a reply to
the opposition in the nlaryland House of De-
leSates, by, our then young Representative,
and now private fellow citizen, w. e.. D.
Worthingtun, is correct !; and to make Il resort
To caucus nomination. next winter proper and
necessary-the reasons pointed out by him
will have TO exist. Iquote from sketch of
Air. Warrington, printed in pamphlet at that
time. In page 40 he says" Government it
sell Is nothing more than necessary evil--sO
are caucuses-they are necessary 10 conceB-
trate the forces of party, and bring us united
IN thr field against our anniversaries like AN in
vulnerable Grecian phalanx. We have AMIGA
by agreed upon our best man or measure
among ourselves, where oHr Anniversaries can
not interinix with us To perplex or confuse
ana while we remain true we can never be de-
ieated. have never seen any i'll consequent
ces result from the late Congressional nomi-
nation of Mr. Madison, nor do expect any
In future. Sir, in tour To the eastward, about
that time, madea philosophc visit 10 the
! celebrated Thomas Paine in our converse
ton he observed on this subject, " that the
people must get their information respecting
VINO was the most fit man for President from
some bodv-they could not all personally
Know the candidates andwh no was more able,
or more to be depended upon, for that infor-
nation aud recommendation, than their own
representatives To Government ?" look upon
this reasoning To be conclusive The people
were still left at liberty To vote for whom they
pleased-there was no compulsion in the bu-
sness.'
Whether or not these reasons do now or
may at the next session of Congress exist,
must he determined by the sound Judgment
of the people. Although Mr. Warrington
perhaps might have found more popular au-
thorIty fora coincidence with his opinion,
yet, all prejudice aside, the celebrated author
of Common Sense and the Rights of nIan.
on matters of politics, will always stand high.
RECOLLECTOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02

Baltimore Philosophical Journal and ReUieiG,
No. 4.
CUST published and for sale Mr Robinson' Blackstone
- the BALTIMORE PHILOSOPHICAL jour AL and
REVIEW, by John r. Dapidge, A NJ NJ d. Professor az
Anatomy in tue University oi Maryland.
August 20.
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TRANSYLVANIA UNTVERSITY

MEDICAL DEPARTMENr.-Ihe Lectures in this insti.
w tuition will commence the first Monday Noyen
Der next and terminate the first week in March.
The course of instruction will be;
Anatomy and Surgery, Inv Dr. Dudley
Institutes of Medicine, by Dr. Caldwell
Theory and Practice ty M brown
Maieria hedica aud Medical BOTANY, 10y DIR. Drake.
Obstetrics aud he Diseases of Women
ani Children, ny br- Richardson.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by DR. BIvtbe
Assisted 10y Mr. Best.
As hitherto, the Professors will tale the currency uf
state in payment for their tickets.
Lexington, Ken. July 80, 1928 Swim
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UNIVERSITY OF MAKYLAND

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
THE MEDICAL LECTURES will commence as usna
l. the last Monday of October next.
Surgery, John Is. Da,dge NJ ID.
Chemistry, Elisha De Butts. NJ. H.
Practice OF Physic Nathaniel Potter nj. ID.
Anatomy. Granville Sharp Pat,ison, M. d.
Mheria Medica, Samuel Baker, NJ D.
Institutes OF Physic, Maxwell M'Dowell, NJ D..
Midwifery, Richard w. Hall, nj. ID.
The inhrmary attached TO the University having been
finished, tie Clinical Lectures Medicine Surgery
will commence the first week in the session.
August ~ 2s-tIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
DANIEL GALL,

~ expect the purchasers, ~ the sales in the state Of
ohio last yenr, pay me, ChiliicOthe the said
Oho, the nOey upon their bonds for the frsi install
nns on The day the said bonds respectively become pay
the sars Of the estate require punclual payment
Nichmodd. June % t9-ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02

Proposals for carrying Mails Of The United
States the following roads trW be received
General Post Office u"td the i6th day Of October
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13
NV.S.. WAX

L'ROM the subscriber on The night Of the
i 18th May uitimo, DENSlS, u negro man
~ ar 80 years otnec, D feet q OF inehes high,
yellow compile Mon, has dent in his forehead
occasinncd hy blow, also sem on one oi
his knees from n hurt has good set OF teeth,
bold Appearance, high nose and weHrs wits
krrs. He took with him various clothing, and
Obtained u permit TO pass Ia Mr. Matthew
liarrs's Any person who will aIprehend
said negro and coniine him in any slde jail IN
the United Suites $50 { get HIM and give in
formation by mail, directed 10 Mr.. Benjnnln
Colqnett. Gfeensboro Georgin, sl,oa be libe.
rally rewarded aud all reasonable expense
paid Dennis Wa purchased twelve months
past in Maryland, from It gentleman near
fredcricktowu, by benjamin colqaot. No
doubt hr will change his name, and perhaps
try 10 pass Tor IA free man.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER
Iuue ~. WOW 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13
DRY GOODS.

large assortment OF GROCERIES AND
QUEENSW ARE, together with many other
articles which are usually To he found in stores
in the upper country-ai Of which may be
had at reduced prices for cash.
They have at this time an agent IN the nor
thern markets, purchasing Summer supply OF
GOODS, which, when received, will be offer
ed low.
Their senior partner will remove 10 The city
of New York early this fall where he intends
10 reside permanently, for the purpose Of at
tending particularly to the purchase OF Goods,
as we'll for this house rs for several others, so
that their advantages will not be exreled by
any house in the state, aud eqnalled by few
Under circumstances OF this kind they conf
dentialy solicit share Of public patronage.
pledging thems selves to sell their customers. AT
all times and in all articles, hargans inferior 10
none which can be had in Lynchbnrg
May 90 wowii q,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13

DUN AWAY iom the subscriber on the

DUNNlVA1 llom the subscriber on thc
III nightof the 9Th May last, TOM, anrgro
mpn - ar - yeafs faye, 8 feet = or incll-
es higii, roppef color, stout made, full face aud
rye, has snail ,car opposite the corner ol
one al bis eyes, dt IS believed the righll not
huge thu pea, aud pcreeplibie on strict eA-
ANNA on also, n lump on his breast, cause
unknown hus a good set OF teeth, large
'afd When permitted 10 grow, and wears
W iskers, Ills clothing Is not recolleetod,~-
III took with him "A ra2nr aud slnying box
aId hnd pass TO pass aud repass until Alon-
hy mornag, Any person experimenting said
nngro aud combining him in my safe jail in the
Vuited states $50 gel HIM and giving intor-
formation by mail, directed 10 Mr.. Benjamin
folqueit, Green shoro', teoreiR, shall he libe-
rally rewarded aud NIL reasonable expenses
paid. Tom Is an ariinl fellow, aud will dnuhi.
less change his mime, deny hi owner und Try
. pass ms free mnn. He vas purchased IN
MARYLAND about n year pat, lroma tIr. Well
yard, by Benjamin Collquctt from whom he
escaped ON The road, but wns npprchended
aud put ~ Charlotte county, Va jail, where
he called his name Elias, aud sn,d he VIA the
property OF MIR. White.
JOSEPH MOORE
June IL w6w ID
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13

PHILADELrHtA, May sO.--The follow
ing news was received nj Acapulco on The
9TH April, by the English ship James Scott,
from Calcutta, via Lima, % DAYS out from
the latter place:
That notwithstanding the defeat Of the
independent army by The Spanish force, il
Still was maintaining is ground at africa /:
fhat 10 Consequence of this defeat, The ar
my In Lima and its citizens have proclaim
ed a Republican Government and dlssolh
ed the Turner, which was obaoxious.-
The President is Mr. Riyas Agneru. ac-
tug at the same tire as President of the
Directory. Aid and achievements were
expected at Luna from Bolivar, in order
10 continue the war.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13
From the National 4s,teili,encer.

4 rom tue 4fhtiDndi
.ltdication Of the Supreme Director O'Hg-
gins, and Tie substitution IF Il Prori-
sionai Jauta, for the Government q
ChMi
We have been flveared with the follow
Ing TRANSACTIONS, from the Ministerial oa-
zctte Extraordinary of Chic:
SANTIAGO, 29th Jan. l823.
The aatharities and the people ot this
Capital having Yesterday met to determine
with the Supreme Director whatwas most
proper for the public tranquility, the ses-
sjen was terminated with the following de-
ere " hich his ExcelIency issued
Thinking, thai, IN the present eoalunc-
rlre. If may contribute 10 the country
acquiring Tranquility, that shoald leave
the Supreme command oC the state, and
having agreed with the People of Santiago
that this step was proper, and the only one
which could have tlEtt effect in the pre-.
sent crisis, | have resolved 10 abdicatc the
Supteme Direction Of Chae, and 10 resign
lis pro, isional exercise To an adInnistta-
tive Junta, composed OF the citizens ID.
Augustin Eyzagnrre, ID. jose Miguel In
taute, aud d. Fernando ErraHufls. mas
much as there is not ut present National
Representation before which | can make
m, remuneration, aud that the said admin
istraTivc Jnnta may take the most speedy
measures for assembling it; with the I'M
Outstanding, that il, after six months, the
Questions which the Provinces OF the State
have between themselves shall not have
been settled, the Administrative Juntn
shall cease in order that the People oi
Santiago may consider what shall be most
p.oper-anl, in order that il may know
what are lis attributes and powers, thr
Commission prop"sedto mr by the People,
composed ri the citizens ID. Juan ESarft,
DR.. D. Bcrna'lo Vera, and ID. Joaquin
CAMPING, will proceed tn form rule for
determining them. Let it be printed, pub
hshcd and circulated.
Given at Santiago the gath Of January
1923. BERNARDO OHIGGlNS.
MARtASo EGASA."
This decree was Immediately read ia
The people, and the same ;. O'liigaln'
Proclaimed the ncw Government eltr'eG
II. united the ribband which is the nads'
of supreme command in Chile, put It IN
10 the hands of the voters, and then gave
them posse ssiun OF the elevated charge, Il
which they were nominated after Their ma
wing taken the usual oaih
The session WAS concluded win I'M
oath of fidelity which the chiefs of the gar
risOH took 10 the neW Governments
SANTIAGO, Goth Jan. 1928.
His Excellency The Supreme Director
having laid down the command, and tii'
Offices being vacant hy the resignation
those who held them the most eXrr!lrn
Jnnta, at present III authority has appoint
ed, and does appoint, rs Minister of STAT
in the Department of the Government ah'
Marine, DIR. ID. NsRtAHo EGAHA, ahd II
that OF Finance and War DR.. ID. AUGt =
TIN VA, with ali the attributes and POW
crs which the former Miuisters posa"5S'o
Let il he attended ia, aud circulated ana
printed. EYZAGUiRnE LNF.ANIf
EaRASURIs