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Negro Woman and China
TNE laws CHOOt..

VIE next and third session of this school
VIII commence on the first Monday in
Nierch next, at NEEDHAM, in the county of
cumberland, near FARnvILLE, in the coiInIy
OF FrtHce Edtgnrd, and Commonwealth of
Virginia
ne course of reading and of practice, will
be the same as heretofore
In This school, every thing is taught. which
IS calculated TO instruct the student in "A cor.
rect knowledge of the theory, as we'll as
the practice oil the law, in all the principa,
courts OF the state. Time has proved the nti.
MY oil this school to some, and might have
proved 1t to all, If they had continued long e..
nongh.
FOR The principles of it. and the mode of
mails J'"'
Terms o The Lac School.
cannot consent TO continuemy efforts TO
De nseinl, nnless can really be so and for
nus reason cannot take Il gentleman into the
hA"-schcoL Tor a less time than whole ses
MN thoihS withthe year; norior less sum
than one hundred dollars in advance.
ihese terms viii not be applied TO those
who were at the last session.
could take two more Young gentlemen. 10
I'VE ""h me, as membfrs IF ny Famiiv, each
paving three hundred dollars in advance
with books. ''ll'''eu
shall he here mtilth the last Of f ehrnary neat
ana WIN attend, TO any letter, in the mean
'ime, winch may be addressed TO me ON This
subject, witiImuch pleasure
n,.,.,,,, CREED TAYLOR
"'''O'"' Gu Il 2w %
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Gigs foe Sale.

lust received. and now offered for sale,
- Two elegant DOUBLE GIGS, with tops
Those who wish 10 view them, are requested
10 call at the store vi the subscribers, in Lynch
burg j. l.. NATROU5 q Co.
February IA 2S wts
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A he Tract OF A4ana.
Notice.

4 LII persons having claims against the
n eslate oil Nm Browne, decd, late ofts
pace, are desired bring them forward on
OF before The FIRST day OF May next as ii is my
WISH 10 close the business, and this notice viii
De plead IN bar against ali claims that NAV be
resented after that time.
A. ROBERTSON, EXT
December 81. v3m 81
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WanteA.

A YOUTH, about IL or Is ve,ro 81,
=, = ao m1o can rr'te good hand, and IS pret,
tons rDiu be required For inf,,oo ,;m"enda-
at Mso6ice. "A boy from the eon,trn 'o ,.r. Jgpy
referred J3yFS u9t ~ou ,. De
r February 81. "o. sns.
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The following Property,

Or so much thereof u'aciH be 'gGcient 10 an
,oer the purposes Of me truf, re s--Lecis a
aegro man, Charlotte and her child Deiphg, ag.
Nv aud hef child Edrard, aud a giti nened
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Bedford DCcember Rules. I8q9

Bedford December Rules, 1892.
Boyd Miller, surviving partner of William
Brown q 20. Plaintiff,
Against
WIN Murphy and John Henden, Defts,
IN CiLINCERY
The defendant William Murphy not having
entered his appearance according to tue act OF
Assembly, and the rules Of this court, and II
from the return of the sheriff upon
the process inthis case awarded, that he is not
an inhahitant of this country on the motion
OF the plaintiff, by his attorney, il is ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here on the
fourth Monday in February next and answer
The plaintiff bill, and that "A copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Vihginian for
front door of the courthouse OF said county
Aoopy.-Teste,
] SIEPTOE G. r. 4
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STRAYED away from the ,,.,
~ some time in June last. THEE flbr.
ohD STEERS, two d years Old Az PIE
one oi the former marked with u ohe 3
'ose M the right ear, and swalla., g .foP AIT
leit-the other with crop and nnd tork IN he
me rignt ear aud crop or hal cro,, .hetl n
ne original mark in the latter aIia. ~ Tue ieit
crops, with an under-keel in eneb az 70 Two
cattle were purchased from air Car,a. these
Montgomery county, and il is nrnI.', ISoA, VI
have made their why back 10 thst ,t 'hey
liberal reward will be paid for ,ba;lr 'ace'
al my plantation, NEAR the Long nn,e'i!Very
any information of them, by mail ,n,o OF
wise, very thankfully received Vt olhef-
Campbell, Dec ID, 1922. A.LtN.
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~ virtue of two several deeds of trust
sbesecu'ed TO the subscribers by Thos Aliff
dated 10th April 1920, aud 18th Dec 1922, and
duly admitted 10 record in the Office of the
county court OF Bedford, for the purpose of
securing the payment of certain sum of mo.
ney due Davis, Preston 4 Co, we SHALL on
fhe IN day Of .hdrch nert, If fair, If not, the
next fair day thereafter, proceed TO sell, on
the premises, by way of public auction, for
ready money, the following PROPERTY, viz.
three leather beds and furniture, two tables
and two chests, one rifle gun, two cows and
calves, twenty head of hogs, one sorrel mare
plantation tools of every kind whatsoever,
lloOihs tobacco, eight barrels corn, 4oOOlbs
leaf tobacco, part stripped aud pur not strip
ped, 90 barrels corn, and four blade stacks,
io0Olbs pork, one dark bay horse, called two
years Old next spring As trustees, we shall
convey such title as is vested in us and no
other. TIE TRUSTEES
Feb. 81. wtdsoe
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DY uirtue Of deed IF irust srecpied 10
ID The miscr'bcrs ho i5M Of March, ls22, by
H. Bafks and duly admitted 10 record IA the
oitrks Office II .3nhers county, for purposes
therein oppressed, ice shall, on Friday the 18th
day of Fehrenry inst. i fmr, y not The merit
fair ang hereafter, proceed 10 sell, 10 he high
cst bidder for fush
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HAE AsA Nd.

A L rules holden in the clerks Office of
"A Amherst county court, the first Monday
in February, 1923:
humphrey "llhert, plaintiff,
William Gilbert, Ezekiel Gilbert, Thomas
Gilbert, David A. Gilbert, John C. Gilbcrt
Henry Gilbert, Martin Bib, and Mary his
wife, formerly Mary Gilbert, Sarah Gilbert
Juaith Eilber, Charles L. Barrel. admir- of
iienry hilbert deceased, Richard H. Burks,
oharies l.. Barrett, William Coleman and
onar'es l.. Barrel, under the firm of Coleman
q barret, john aud Richard 5. Ellis, BENJAMIN
Harrison, Richard Harrison and Richard n
burks, under the firm of Richard H. Burks &
Co.. ana William Thurmond, defendants
IN CIL4fCERY.
1he defendants John c. Gilbert Henry Gil
pert, and Martin Bib and Mary his wife. not
having entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the act of ASSEMBLY and
u we rl'Ies OF tins court, and it appearing tina,
'hevare not inhabitants OF this commonwealth
ON the motion of the plaintiff by his counsel
II is ordered, that the said absent defenJ,nts
90 appear here on the third Monday in AnriI
ueA'' ana answer the plaintiffs bill, and thai a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in tho
SifginIan, published in the town of LyncbLurg
Tor elght weeks successfully, and posted nm NJ
me front door of the courthouse of This conn.
'y: 80 9" some '0Df nF day | sopymTss'e,
BEVERLY DAVIES, ID. C.
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Commonly eaiisd he M0U.STAfN TR4cT,
containing by surrey 1876 naes, adjoining Am.
bfoa Lucas aud oth6rS, and is ptH dfapicd 10
Tie culture Of 1aboceo, Uhtn apd Corn The
sale Of all thf froptrty nil lake Pince a. the re.
siatnrt Of M sad Il, Btrts, in .4mhera county.
aeirng as trustees ne wili only conrey sptt the
az - rested IN lls under NE dtores0ld d,rd
Nm 5HfLT0N 1...,...
Il. n BUkkS, ) '"'''''
February n 81
a. The sale of the above pro-
perry is POSTPONE until Thursday the 9th
inst when il will take place II fair, il not
dc next fair day. X ~. bulskS,
Feb 10 Nlds W. SHELTON.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

E'OR experimenting and securing him in
Il Jail, so thai gethim again, if taken out
OF the State or twenty dollars il taken in the
State. JACK HAIRLESS, free negro, raised
IN the county OF Bedford, State of Virginia.
hold his indeu;ures, dated the 28ih October
l5E,-said Jack Harriss was sold by order of
Buckingham court, TO pay Jail fees, was pur.
chased by Stephen Pankey, from whom he
shortly runaway, was taken in the county of
Bedford, lodged in Jail, at which place he was
again sold when became the purchaser
Jack ilafriss is yellow fellow, Stout made,
about fret high, between 30 AMI 10 wears of
age, processes 10 lay stone or'brick When he
left me he wore long whiskers, which Gun be
easily cut OIL, hls hat had lost half the brim,
his clothing as believe dark mixed cloth
clerks of courts where his Indentures NAV he
recorded, are cautioned against removing
mem. JOHN =. GRAY.
Bedford, Feb. ID WITS 2s
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue ofa deed ef trust executed 10
- the subscribers by Samuel /. Harrison,
Tor the purpose of securing the payment OF
certain debts therein mentioned 10 William
Robinson aud jesse iieek, which deed hears
date on the sih day OF July, 1919, and is duly Of
record in the county court of Amherst, the
subscribers will, on Friday the 18th day OF
March, 1923, On the premises, sell by way Of
public auctioa, for ready money,
4 cevtain Tract OF I,ana.
lying aud Being in the county Of Amherst, a
bout miles from the lowD Of Lynchliurg,
bounded by the lands Of Linens Boiling, Chris
topher lsbell, the lands formerly belonging 10
Philip johnson, deed aud Others, and con
tanning 1901 acres, more or less, or so much
thereof as shall be necessary 10 answer the
purposes of said trust deed. Acting as trus.
tees, we shall convey TO the purchaser or pur
chasers the title vested in us by the deed Of
trust aforesaid and none other.
THOMAS WATT, lY.
RICHARD TYREE, i''''e''
February 81 w3w %
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C. O I'll f NJ s

Lottery and ENchange Ufice, ia, Market
street, Baltimore.
Where the capitals Of 10000 da!lars, 80 900
dollars, and of 5000 dollars each, were sold
in the two last STATE LOTTERIES, and
where were also sold 10000 dollars & 2o.0oo
dollars, being the TWO HIGHEST in the
Monument Lottery, just finished.
u Orders from any part of the U. States,
by mail, post paid, or by private conveyance
enclosing the cash or prizes in any of the Bal.
t'more Lotteries, will meet the usual PROMPT
and punctual attention, addressed to
!. !. COHEN, Jr. Baltimore.
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HE several mercantile concerns O
DAVIS, PRESTON u Co., lEFIAyICH
DAVIS ~ Co. and PRESTON, LEfTNICU
q Co. are this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. Either OF the undersigned are autho.
rised 10 collect and pay all claims due to and
from the different concerns
SMITHSON II. DAVIS.
BONk Err PRESTON,
JOHN o. LEFTWICH.
February IL, 1923.
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PURSUANT to decree of the Supe-
a. rior Court Of Chancery for the Lynch.
burg District, pronounced the 18th day Of oc-
toher, 1922, in the causes thendcpending in
the said court, between
Edward Atkinson, Plaintiff.
Against
Alexander Austin and Thomas d. AtLin
son. Defendants,
ihohaS u Atkinson, Plaintiff,
Against
Edward Atkinson and Alexander Austin.
Defendants.
hall, ne 10Th dnyof March nert, proceed
70 sell on the premises, by way Of public auc-
ton, torready money.
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Ihe Eract OF Aana

on which William and Jeremiah Richards nj
present resides, aud lately the residence of
Christian Richards, decd, lying on Little Ri
yer and its waters, and containing by estima-
ton 400 ocres, and upwards, more than one
halt OF which is cleared, and we'll adapted fo
The production OF grain, grass, &c. to which
the whole oil the cleared land is devoted =
The unclearcd land is also fertile, and ndmi.
rably calculated, in addition 10 he cleared IN
make snug farm The land has long had
the reputation of being the most yalonlie in
that section of'the country. The title is clear
and uneAceptionable ; but to make certainty
doub'y certain, il will be guaranteed by he
subscribers. And also, at the same time and
place, and upon the same terms will be sold
a likely young 0''''
Negro Woman and ChilA.
In this land and property will he reserved tbe
widows dover. The very advanced .ee
however, Of the incumbent, makes il of Iitt;e
value A. STApIrs ''''
THOMAS BOWER, =
JOHN GuARRENr,
VIM. RICHARDS.
February Ia. VIA 10
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DY virtue Of a deed OF trust executed
IL ON the 2sih day OF March. 1921, 10 the
..lbser,b.rs, ly Philemon Saunders, OF The
county Of Franklin, 10 secure hndry debts
noe Leftwici, Davis \ Go which deed IS du'
~ rerer,icd, we shal. on the 2dlh day oi this
mouth, positively sell, At pabi'r nuri,un, fer
ready money, On the premises, hat valuable
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COHEN'S OFFICE, }
baltimore February u, 1923.
18th days drawing of the Maryland
SYAYE A.O'H'NERY.

$3.50, prize Of $4,000
s222 prize OF 1000
.iOo7l l3ols l46s2 o275 prizes of 100
ll73 1901 i20s3 prizes of so
1921 $3.50 1888 47l6 6aoO)
'looSS 1855 1854 l4s37 prizes of 90
'll7E llls2 1850 1860
And 32s prizes of 10
All marked thus sold at CoHEN'S Office
The $4,000 prise sold at CoHER's in one hclf
and hro quarter tickets
Only THREE MORE DRAWINGS remain
10 complete the scheme, and The capitals of 500
900, 10000, 5000, 5000, &c siiH undra,ea,
and all NOV FLOATING except The tpepltv
h'ousand.-I Tickets are already scarse and spee,
dy application Is adriscd-Price of tickets oniv
iWELpED0LL4RS, and sharesinproporiioa
10 be had, warranted badr1agn. Mt
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-
Try virtue of a deed Of trust executed 10
~ the subscriber The "a day OF October,
1920, by John sumpier, and duly admitted 10
record in theaeltrk's otlce of Charlotte conn-
~, for purposes therein expressed, shall, on
Wednesday TIE 23d day Of 1prd ~ ri, il far, il
not the next fair day thereafter, proceed 10
sell, to the highest bidder, Tor cash,
The following Propevty,
or so muoh tLereotds viii be sutli, ,cnt TO sa.
iisiy the purposes OF the trust, viz One
Grey Mare Eve head OF Cattle, three Feather
Beds and Furniture, two Walnut Tables, one
Loom, halt dozen Common Chairs . Ovens
aud Lids, two Pots, all his Carpenters Tools.
all his Plantation Tools, two Pine Cupboards
20 head OF Hogs and one Rifle,
One Tract OK IlanA,
commonly known by the name of Edmund
snmpter, decd, containing 100 acres, he
the same, more or less, adjoining the land
OF Dickinson Jenning and Others, in the
county OF Charlotte. Acting as trustee / will
only convey such title as Is vested in me I'M
der the Aforesaid deed The sale will be on
the premises.
THOMAS WOOD, Trustee.
fenrnary Il w3w' 81
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The fnliowing Propetty ,

To vii three Horses, ten head 81 Cattle, nine
head uf shcen, four Feather Bel aud Furni-
tare, one Cnpbosrd, one lUge Folding Table,
two Square Tables and one pesk The litle
10 the above property Is unquesiionable. That
only vested H. the trustees viii be conveyed.
BERNARD q HENbmGk,
JAMES LEFTNiCH, j..
Feb 62liWtds
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vraet of iana,

On which the said saunders nov s'sidesi con
tanning by survey So aeresi sing on The VA
ters ni slanalon river, AMI bounded ly the
land. 81 Cunningham and Others with
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-18
DOSAESNKE.

LlternGi Navigation we are daily
receiving, says The A bAny Argus, new
evidence Vi the vast nnpor, ance OF The
canals to The commerce ct Newly ork,
and are realizing bencti ), WHICH, when
spoken OF as probable, but lew years
since, were consrlered DIS the anlieipa-
tons OF visionary projectors. Already
has the trade al The country bordering On
Lake Champlaln, which has hitherto
found It's passage TO the sea, through the
douinipns OF foreign power, begun 10
pour us treasures mo our comm erciai
metropolis through the channel Of The
canal; aud N another year the produces
OF those vast aud fertile regions contigu-
Gus to western lakes, will find market
through he same channel. A sioop Of
thirty tons measurement, and CARRYING
Sky tons burthrn, which was built at ST,
A bans, on the Vermont side oi Lake
Champaign, has arrived al Newly DIRK
and OH the completion of the western
section, with equal safety, boat oil the
same tonnage may be brought from the
extremity OF Lake Michigan, upwards Of
Twelve hundred miles distant from New
York. If no accidents have happened,
the water will have been let into he Ca
nal as far east as Schenectady, Oh the
50 inst and the weather proves fayora-
bic, the whole line from Rochester to the
Hudson will be navigable this fall The
locks at the Gohoes are completed, and
the canal will be in a situation to receive
water, about the 10Th of October.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-18
NEW YORK. SEPT. %
LATE FROM EUROPE.

By the arrival last nigh of The fast
sailing ship Union, Capt. French, the
editor of the National Advocate, has
received London papers to the 2lst Aug
and Liverpool Of the 22d, being 4 days
later than by the Ami,y. The editor is
also indebted to Capt. French for late
papers. Ii will be seen by our extracts
that affairs in Spain are ingreat confusion,
and statements very contradictory arc
aade on all sides.
The army of Ballasleros did not Join
the French; he had been suspended by
the Cortes, and preparations made to
dispossess him OF command, when he
perfdeously joined the enemy. His ar
my is to be commanded by Zayas and
Riego.
A letter has been received in London
from the agent to Lloyd's dated, Genoa,
August z, which says, that A vessel
arrived this morning which sailed on the
Cd inst. from San Feisio, coast of Gaia
lonia, the master Of which reports, that
on the 9th ult. three divisions, COM
mandtd by Generals Milans, Lloberas,
and Mans, attacked the French near
Manresa, tina, a very obstinate battle took
place, which lasted two days, ia which
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-18
SALISBURY IN. c } SEPT 9.
MORE COUNTERFEITERS.

A correspondent in Lincolnton under
date of the lst inst. writes us, that since
the apprehension and commitment of tho
Collinses and Powerses, in that county I,
two more ofthe money-making fratern-
ty have been bound over to take their
trial at the October term ofthe Superior
Court OF Lincolnton COMMUNICATING in
all twelve that will be arraigned before
that Court for counlerfeiting. This is a
hopeful batch, truly, for one court TO
dispose of al q single term.
Gillian Powers one Of the hezvter
gang, with whom the materials for coin
ing were found, bids tair to rival his as
sociate, old Abe Collins, if he is not
soon checked in his career Of villainy.
He is now only about 90 years of age.
About year ago he was apprehended
at Winnsboroueh, S. &. Tor passing an
altered two dollar bill, raised to Fl ,y
dollar ore. He was bound over to APP
pear at Winnsborough court, but for
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-18
PETERsBURGH IVA SEPT. Is.
AFRICAN COLONY,

One of the free colored persons who
left this town for A frica some time ago,
returned here on Friday night for his fa-
mily. He speaks in the most enraptured
terms of the native country ofthe blacks,
described it as the garden spot of the
world, whittier every free man OF color
should Immediately repair. This state
ment we had from the person himself,
who is an intelligent man and possessed
of considerable property. His repre-
sensations and the anxiety manifested by
him to return to Africa, will doubtless
have powerful influence on his color.
ed brethren, many of whom, we should
suppose, now that their tears are remoy-
ed, will prepare to join their comrades
lii their native land. Republican.
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will be enforced with the utmost rigor.
That he is charged by the superior go
vernment with the administration OF JUS
tice, the punishment OF crimes, and The
preservation OF good order aud tran
guilty within the settlement. Ii will be
his duty to devote that attention 10 those
subjects which their transcendant impor-
lance required.
He is also charged with the conmis-
sion oil Lieutenan Colonel Commandant
of the Militia within the settlement, and
will soon ors,r.lze bata lion for the
defence ofthe settlement against the In
dians and the enemies of the Mexican
nation, in which every man capable OF
bearing arms, must be enrolled, and
hold himself in readiness to marc h at .
moments warning. Lou. Gaz.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-18

the French lost 5000 prisoners, and a
great number OF killed and wounded, and
that the Spanards set fire to Manresa
that on the 29th ult. Gems. Nina and
Rotten sailed out oil Barcelona, with all
their forces, and attacked the French on
the 3oth, near Mataro that the battle
was not ended on the ID inst. when he
sailed, as he saw great fire along the
coast, and on the tops of the mounta MS,
so that the final result of the action is yet
unknown"
The London Courier Of the goth ult.
says" Nothing more is now SAID about
the freedom OF Ferdinand, the Certainty
of negotiation, or the expectation of an
immediate surrender on the part OF the
Cortes but, on .he contrary, we are
lold, il Cadiz does not surrender by the
goth, the bombardment OF the city will
commence"
The same paper adds" There has
been, we suspect, more fighting in Ca
talonia, than is admitted by the accounts
FROM thai quarter, and we should no, be
surprised to find that The advices receiv-
ed yesterday, a Lloyd's, as stated above
from their agent al Genoa, told some
truths upon that subject. We are led
to form this opinion from comparing
dates in those advices, and in he last
Off al accounts from, Matshs Money!"
Nina, it is sad has mp sed loan Of
200 600 piasitrs on th" principal mer-
chants Of b RI iona. On the llth inst.
an insurree uon to"k place IN that city,
oc'asioned perhaps by thls heavy exsc-
i'm, l. was speedily quclIed, however,
aud some Of The ring leaders escaped on
board Ihe Fteneh stips Of war in the
harbor. Othtfs. WE are told, were exc
cuted.
Fhe Llvcrpoo Mercury, OF the 22d,
states on authority OF late advices from
Paris, thai Tie d Ike Ansouien,e, had
actually dlss leed he sencl Of Madrid,
and u.ade other grea changes.
Cprunna was still in p"sst sion Of the
Cnas'i,uuonalists on the lOh August.
The French bombarded il 81 intervals,
and we're IN possession Of all the heights
ror WHICH arIllery eouid play on it.
Tue Ex Emperor lulbioe, arrived at
Leghorn II he 81 Aogust.