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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-08
LOCKS, 9th septebcr, 1921.
THOMAS p. GAY.
wt22dO56
Angus, 6

LOCKS, 9th Septeber, 1921.
an the 9th August, taken from John Moss's
" boat (head-man Wiiam) 10 bushels of white
Wheaton, the same day, from Pleasant Partns
boat (head-man Boh) bag of red wheat.--2'itii.
From Peyton Mayo's boat. 10 bushels oi white
wheat.-3d Septic n,her, from b. HarrsS boat (head-
man Jordan) bag Of white wheat.
The above wheat will be disposed Of rs the law
directs. ISHAM RANDOLPH,
Lock keeper & Inspector Of boats at lfesi.am.
yG,yf6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-08

VIRGINIA.
Al Rules holden in the CerRs Cfer Of the super;-
or court o. chaiscsty for the Richmond district
. the 26th day of June, 1924,
SAMUEL Dunn. and Caroline his wife, late e,arel;ns
Holloway. sole heir of David Hallow~y,,a decd.
Against
Thomas Holloway Thomas Pct,is, and Phcbc his
wfe' aud Elizabeth Holloway; and Thomas II.
Swami, Samuel G. Swami, Dabney NJ. Wharf
ton, and Ann his wife, and Nelson Robinson,
aud Jane his wife, heirs Of Samuel Swami, Sd
Defendants.
The defendants, Thomas Holloway, and Dab
"ey M. w harton, and Ann his wife, not having en-.
terd their appearance aud given security according
10 the act OF Assembly, and the rules of this court
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this country: 1t is ordered
mat the said defendants do appear here on the
hrst nay of the next term and answer ,he bills of
.ne and that copy Of this order be forth
WIN inserted IN some newspaper published in the
city OF Kichmond, for two months successfully, and
city.
copy-Teste.
''w8w WNI. w. HENING, c. c.
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pIRGINIi:
az rules, holden in the clerks Office of the Superior
court of chancery for the Richmond district, the
Goth day of June, 1921.
Lewis W. Chamberlayne, Plaintiff.
Against
Stephen North, DeGndon,
he defendant not having entered his appear
ance aud given security according to the act of AS
scmby and the rules of this COURT and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that lie is not an inha b-
tant of this country: 1t ordered That the said de-
PENDANT do appear here the first day of the next
term ana answer the bill of the plaintiff; aud that
copy of this eder I've forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for
two months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the capitol, in the said city.
Acopy-1este,
w3w59 T.h. ". fIE.NLNlG, c. c.
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IRGLNIA:


IT rules holden in the clerk's Office of the Supcrc,
cnnft Of chancery for the Richmond district, the
Goth day ofJuBe, 1894.
'"nh Akef' Plaintiff,
John Paine, Hannah Paine, Jane Paine, Snow
Paine, Orrfs Paine, Thomas Morton Paine, and
Margaret Paine, heirs of Samnel Paine decd
Defendants.
ne deienda nss John Paine, Hannah Paine, Jane
Paine, Thomas Nj. Paine and Margaret Paine. no,
having entered their appearance md given security
according to the actof. assembly and the rules of
this court, and tappeang by satisfactory evidence
that they are not Inhabitants of this country: II is
ordered, That the said defendants do appear here
on the first day of the term an, answer the bill
Of the plaintiff and tina, copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted III some newspaper published in
the city of Richmond, for Two months successfully.
and posted at the front door Of the capitol, jn the
said city.
II coPy-Teste.
w8w58 W.H. ". HE.vLECT, &C. i
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TIRGLNI.A:

pIRGLNI.4:
~ rules, holden in the clerks office oftbe Supeyor
court of cfancery for the Richmond district. The
goth day of June, 1924.
Frederick C.. Graf, p1a;,s8
against
-4brahan Block, Elizabeth Banks, .7nthony Bret
ton'Rohert Spriggs and Hayes Isaacks,
Defendants,
The defendant Abraham Block not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according 10
the actof assembly and the rules of this court and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is nor
an 'nhabant Of this country: 1t is ordered, that the
SAID defendant do appear here on the FIRST day of
the next term and answer the bill of the plaint;fT
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city of Rich
moDd, for two months successfully, and posted n.
the front door of the capitol in the said city.
n copy-Teste.
w8w58 I'm. ". HE.NYySG;, &C.,
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TIRGLNIl:

TIRGLNIl:
ut rules holden in the clerks Office of the Superior
court OF chancery for the Richmond district, the
Goth day of june 1924.
decd. E,,o;,,;r
against
lisa Cabanss ad,nor Of Charles Cabanss decd
N ahcy Cabaniss, widow of the said Charles ami
James wilson and William Williams,
Defendants.
The scire facias awarded in this cause not being
returned executed on the defendant James Wilson,
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidences that he is
not an inhabitant of,his country: 1t i, ordered, That
the SAID defendant do appear here ON the first day
oil the next term and shew cause if any he can a
gainst the revival sought by the said process and
that copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted i'm
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond,
for TWO months successfully, and posted at the
front door of this capitol in said CITY,
n copy--fcste.
w8@58 E-N. ". LE.NLNI2, &C.
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BOOKS &C.

1T .9UCTTON PRICES.
"M. a. BARLOW g. CO. Booksellers Main
w Street, selling off their Stock of Books
and stationary, by wholesale and retail, al auction
prices. for cash.
Their coeotion comprises most of the books us
cd III colleges, academies and common schools in
Virginia; and IA variety of the best works ia Eug-
fish literature; many of them fine London editions
anu superior lfnding.-rhe latest publications..
October 9Th. 3t73
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-08

VIRGINIA.:
ut rules, holden in the clerks Office ofthe SUPERIOR
court OF chanceIy for the Richmond district, the
Goth day of June, 1924.
Henry Dupree, Plaintiff.
against
Henry Collier Foster, adm'or of 7f,hur Foster, de-
ceased, and hewitt iiarriss, Defendants,
he defendant Henry Collier Foster, not having
entered his appearance and given security according
10 inc act OF Assembly aud tine rules of this court,
ana nappeafng by satisfactory evidence, that ne is
not an inha bant Of this country: Ii is o,iere That
the said defendant do appear here ON the first day
OF the next term and answer the bill the plaintiff;
and that copy Of this order be to thwiih inserted
IN some newspaper published III the city of Rich
nohd' Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at
tile front door OF the capitol, in the said city.
II copy-Iesie.
w8w58 JTH ". UEN'LA1,.
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TIRGINIA:

IT rules, holden in the CLERKS office NJ the Superior
court of chancery for the Richmond district, the
26th day Of June, 1894.
Ann Winston Plaintiff,
against
iiorotio Gates Winston, admir-. lie bonis non, with
the will annexed of James McIcwcather, decd
and WIN. Merewcatircr, and James Nercwea-
tier, " illiam Mcrcwcaiher and Francis Mere
weather, Ex'rs. Of David Mcreweail,er,de decd and
in their rights, and Thomas Mrrcwcather
John MeroweatheF, ana David Mcrewcather. who
together with the said ES'rs. arc children Of IN,
said David Mcrcwcather, decd. aud UiIia,u
James & David Mereweathcr, Booker & Eli
zabelh his wife, late Elizabeth N1ercwcatbcr. and
Sally Mereweathcr, children Of James Nlcrcwea-
Their decd. and William, James, and Elizabc,b
Mereweather. infant children of Robert Mere
weather, decd, and Andrew Keen, John Poindcx
ter, Edmund Pendleton, jr. John Taylor and
William Pollard, DeftndanLs.
The defendants, William Mercwcathcr, and
James, William. and Frauces, Ex'rs Of David Mere
weather. and Thomas. Join, and David Rrrcwes-
thor, children Of sail David, not having entered
their appearance and given security according to
the act of Assembly and the rules Of this court and
it appearing by satisfactorH evidence, that they are
not inhabitants Of this country IT j. ordered Tina,
t,7 said defendants do appear here thc first day
Of the next term and the bill Of the plaintiff
and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert
ed in some newspapcr published in The city Of Rich
'nond for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door of the capitol In the said city.
copy Teste.
7lwGv Nm. ". UENJNG. &. C.
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IIRGLNT.4:

PIRGENT.1:
Al rules, holden in the clerks Office o the Supe,i,r
court of chancery 70, t"e Richmond district the
goth day of June, 1924,
john 5. s'ubbs, jr. ex'or of Johns. Stubs sen'r.
a plaintiffs,
James Brandcr, James Lyle, adm'or de bon;s. with
the VIII annexed OF James Lyle, decd, James
scott, Jn"'r. Maxwell Trckes, and Sarah his wife,
a"m or and adn''x of Richard Goodr, decd
M Defendants,
1he refacins awarded in this cause not being
t &C. executed On tie defendants Maxwell
rokes and Sarah his wife, and it appearing nv sat-
isiactory evidence that they not Inhabitants of
THIS country: 1t is ordered, That the sa id defendants
do appear here on the fisst day of the, next term
ana shew cause if nny they against the revival
sons", ny me sa,d process; and that copy of this
order he forthwith inserted i'm some newspaper puh
iished IA the city OF Richmond, for two months sue
cessvely, and posted the front door of the cap
to, in the said city.
copy-7este,
wBw58 I'M. ~ HE.SIyI5 e.
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BANK STOCK .1T AUCTION:

N.T.NK STOCK w .aUCITO.N.
VENiIE following Stock, belonging to the Estate of
Z the late DIR. George Cabcll, of Lymchburg
will be sold, by order of his Executor. at the Ner-
chants Coffee House. in the City of Richmond, on
Monday the I th October next, for Cash, viz rs
Shares of Old Stock. Bank of Virginia-1Il ditto,
New Stock, Bank of Virginia-and 312 Shares of
Farmers Bank Stock. 1t will he sold in lots to
suit small as we'll as laige purchasers.
~ Sale at IL o'clock.
September T.-1t65 JAMES ii. LYNCH.
~ The above sale is POSTPONED until Mon
day, The 10TH .Norenber nert.
j. H. -
October 5. ora
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-08

What animal, cxclaims an observing writer.
is more cunning than Spaniel, A dog of this
KIND was trained TO carry money TO his masters
friends. One day, employed ON this GRAND, he
had a fierce quarrel with some petulent ours,
who made an attack upon him. The Spaniel
was brave and not adverse to the combat, but a
great difficulty embarrassed him. He carried
III his mouth crown piece. so that his assaiI-
ants bit him terribly, when he could not retail
ale. His situation was a trying one. So run
nng Immediately tn conceal lis crow IL in neigh
boring walk. he returned fercciy and omtcd
them After this snfiie our champion went back.
breathIess 10 recover his moncy-but some Off
cious knave had taken it away. The distress
ed creature returned, dragging his tail between
his legs, and holding his to the ground. H!c
was traversing the streets, sadly, when he heard
the thinking of silver-the clerk of rich BAN
kcr was just counting out the contents of some
bags of silver, in hal! on the ground floor.
The arch creature profiited by his good fortune
TO retrieve his loss. In an instant he leaped
through the open window, seized the crown
which was wanted, departed as quickly as he
came, and succeeded, in spite of the blows of he
servants, in performing his mission This is
remarkable enough III brute. 1t was thus
THAT the Spaniel avoided the punishment he
would otherwise have received. His master,
however, being informed of the circumstance,
foreave him; but he took care TO make him. the
next day, carry to the banker another crown,
III the place of that he had taken away.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-08
TNE FRANBr,ru rIorEr.
October 5.

'9@elSnzz.A4tect or main or second street, running
back IN depth 1872 feet, having attached to it every
convenience, which renders it cncntly suitable for
the purpose for which il was intended.
ms property IS really valuable; and ought 10 ex-
cite the attention of men Of capital also men of
industry and enterprise; it would be productive
stock To the ono, aud may be made source of hand
some income 10 Tic other; especially, as the terms
oil payment are ], 2, 3, and years satisfactorily Sc
cured. Consider ngthe concourse oftiavellers and
other custom at this house, an accommodating nd
good managing tavern keeper might easily make the
payments for the property III the above time, from
the proccedsof the house itself
This establishment is new, complete, and in tho
rough condition; and is doubt the best calculated
building for public entertainment in this or indeed
III any part OF the country; and il is situated
must always command the custom of Lynchburg as
well as the resort of all persons visiting this place.
nothing is wanting but good managcmc and the
right sort oil man to make ample fortune at
this place.
lit the same time will he sold various other pro-
per,y, real and personal belonging the estate of
Joseph Echols decd.
". l.. LAMBETH, .1Ny.
For Eliza f.. Eei,oks, Er'r of
Joseph Ecitois, decd.
.4ug.' 17-5swtds.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-08

IN Chesfelfeh County Court, .Augua II, 1894
william Z. Traylor, Pun
AGAINST =.
Eliza Traylor, admir-. of William ". Travlor, >
dec q. Albert Traylor, Arthur TrayIor and =
Sarah his wife, also Valentine W., Eneline Z 9
James W., Eliza Ann, Augustus and Wins
ton N. Trayler, infants of tender years, Z
Dehs.
The defendant, Albert Traylor, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security, according
to law and the rules Of this court, ind it appca ring
to the satisfaction Of the that he is not an in
habitant of this commonwealth, on the motion Of
Tue plaintiff by w. Robertson, Esq. his attorney.
~ rs ordered, That unless the said ernda Mt Albert
ITaylor, do appear hear or before the second
Monday III November next, and answer the plain
l BILL the same shall be taken for confessed, and
the matter thereof decrecd accordingly And it. is
iuIiber ordered, that copy of this order he forth
with inserted IN some newspaper published in the
city of Richmond, for eight weeks successiyoy and
another copy posted the front door of the court
house of this county for two successive court days
n copy-Trste,
L.qHSoN NU.NN:ALLY, d. C.
yflwG3
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New YonK, Oct. I.
UNION RACES.

The sports oi: this course commence on Tues
day next, when, from the number and character
of the horses that have ed much amuse
lnent may be anticipated. General Wynn ar
rived this morning from Virginia, with his two
mares, Flirtila and Vanity; and it is probable
that another stable will reach here before the
races commence. Besides these, we have Mir.
IIard's'two horses, Modesty, and Count Piper;
MIR. Coldcn's Daphne, and two coils; Mr.. Jack
sons Slow-and- Easy, and Jane on the Green
Mr.. u. Coles two Arabian colts with many
other horses of good speed and known bottom.-
The Association have advanced the races to as
early period as they are allowed by the law for
the comfort and convenience of those who may
be inclined TO paralSc OF the sports offered and
we have reason to presume that the attendance
will be numerous and respectable. "i
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-08

II Happy fdmiiy.-Thcre is Il man travelling and
exhibiting III one cage, dog, u cat, a mouse and
sparrow; they live together like brothers and s5-
tiers. These fouT animals sleep in the same bed,
and cat at the dish; the dog indeed serves him
self hrs'- bat does not forget the cat who has the
compaisance To give to- the mouse certain til bits to
MS taste, and to leave to the sparro" the crumbs
OF bread, which the others do not envy him. The
dog licks the cat, the combs the dog the mouse
plays with the cats paw, aud the sparrow nultcrs
hIgh and low, peckIug sometimes one and sometimes
another 1t would, perhaps he we'll for tho har,po-
ny oi society, u certain of lis members had been
brought up III such cage.-Load0n ppDer.
! The following is related rs one Of the many
extraordinary exploits Of Paul Hayer. n celc
bracd brigsnd chief, who after long career Of
plumber, was, with seven ofIiis followers. broken
on the wheel at Drcux, in Lower Normandy
about the year 1855. Having fallen in with a
country Woman going 10 market, and who went
| bitterly by the way, II1ycr supposed that she
| IaInented the loss OF her husband This She as.
| Nurcd HIM was no! the case, but that her or;cC
rose from collector having made a seizure NJ
her gois To The amount Of f,yo louis: on tybicI,
account >hc was taking 10 market her COW and
CALI which was onIv two DAYS old. He a.I,od
'he value 0i her COW and calf The COW she
Gu mated ri three louis, but as to tho calf she
,nd not determine. The brigand was so tnoy-
ca by hcr distress, that he felt himself inclined
70 DO generous act, and said to her. ssIJere.
make you present Of four louis; take ho,nc
your COW, bring up your children WITH care. and
pray Tor me, tue wiCkcdest Of all men.n The
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-30
THE PRESIDENT s Mn. LOUVRE

Mr. Geo'gc Hay has appeared IN the Inteli;.
gshcer, IN answer to Mr.. Lowrc-!iis address
displays much passion and temper. We wish
That he may MOI by reposiig his defence ON nm
tenerable grounds, have made the matte, wors,,
Way not whole controversy between the PR
'ident ami .Ur Lowrie, be ut last. like Tho d;.
Pu;ations among the school men, a rner, ais-
pute about 'oordsP MIR. Hay says the Prcs
dent never read any suct letter. Tbe worJ
such, Tctes to the expression t,co Esc.cry!;sss,
ami tioo Democrats" as descriptive of the lct,e,
which Mr. Hay says the President did not read
But things equal TO the sanic arc eaua, 70
one another" Although the letter read by Mr.
Monroe might not have contained the Identical
terms, 1.-TWO FEDERALISTS, AND TIV0
DEMOCRATS" yet if it recommended tho
lnuiscriminate appointment of Federa!ists, and
Democrats TO office, in substantially if il does
not literally, answer, Mr.. Lowrie's descrint,cn.
We only think that this hypercriticaI nicely
this contention foc verbal accuracy was unyyor
thy of the occasion, and of the Presidents rood
sense-and that Mr.. Hays evident cuibbino
on these two readings, has n tendency to give
the whole affair, a worse aspect. For disco
ton of Mr.. Hays communication, and an acute
view OF the 6 main question:" we refer the Rea
der, TO g An impartial Man," aud Virginius.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-30

to the world. Mr.. Lowrie did not say that tbc
letter ci JACKSON recommended taco Republi
cans ana t@o Fedcialis,s. He says it recon-
nended me policy of appointing from the t,-o
s,edf parties the men who were 10 form the
administration oiMr. monroe. Ii Nir. Hay can
suppose that by any ingenuity of :, special nla.-
oer, he can shift this controversy by the tcxte-
tons use OF words from its real substance. and in
mat way, the President can be excused. he is
certainly most egregiously mistaken. In such
an attempt he would be laughed at by every boy
IN the nation. Icannot have SD mean an onin.
10. OF ms understanding rs TO suppose he does
no. mean to deny the substance OF Mr. Lowrie,.
s !, !, lew days. however, will proba
bly, remove ali doubt upon this subject.
fIRGISUrS
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FOR THE WING.
HAS fIR. HAY MET THE QUESTION IN
HIS CONTROVERSY WITH MIR. LOUVRE?


HAS f,FR. HAY MET THE QUESTION IN
HIS CONTROVERSY WITH MIR. LoWRIE?
In the first place, what has DIR. Lo,oyie sriia
Here are mis- words ''You [mcaning the Pre-
':sident) then took from your bundle letter
g which you stated 10 be from Gen. Andrew
= Jackson and re0i to rs q part Gicre1C. The
@ part re1l, recommended 90 you as a measure
of policy, 10 form your administration by the
g appointment Ofdistinguishcd individuals from
3" both the great political parties Of dlc conn
. try, without mentioning the names Of indiyi-
- Guais.n
MIR. Hay says, tive ''nain question is whether
- Gen. Jackson did or did not wYitea letter to
g the present President of the L. States adyi-
8 sing him 10 form his administration oFtiro dis
:" tng2ished RfplbjicarS, ami tco disija~stAcd
& Feieydii5f7," Mr.. Hay denies positivelv that
such n letter was ever written or read. Does
Mr.. Hay ;ncan 10 deny merely that Gcsl. jack
son dill not recommend 10 Mr. Monroe to form
his cabinet or administration by The appoint
ment Of t,c3 Fcdcrciisis and hro ReDujijcGns ?
Or docs he mean 20 dcnyin sHjstmcc, What Mr..
Lowrie has said, that a part OF letter was read
to him by the President which he, the Presi-
dent said was from Gen. Jackson, which re-
commended to him he pplicy of appointing fed.
cralists in his cabinet? Did Gen. JScltsoa re-
| the President Mr. Lowrie viii he believed il
| the statement he has made. If Mr.. Hay doe
not mean 90 deny that such policy vas recon
moudcd by Cen. jackson IN bis letter, bis De
niai merely tlat Gen. jackson did not recon
mend 60 tro RepUbiicare and tico IcfcrGHs1g
IS the Ine:est Tl,b3Ie rA;t cTc. ~aF TG5'iShc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-30

The annexed is list ofErvafr. in Nj. Ga,5,,,. al
dress to his constituents. The Ms from ,,bel #,
address was composed was ccpy s. in josice 10 OF,
Compassion, wc must say, that the error, now cor
fected, P.o6a6iy Occurred ID the process Of trasc
bling.
In "a paragraph, 18TH lirlc, for upon real with,
Do. 92d line, for personally yea.J ye,feetIy
In 81 paragraph. strike ou; have
In "a column 2d linz, f,ir illusion r,a! delusjon
Do. do. 1914 line, FOR distribute read al. .5u.c.
D.. do. e 5t iiae, foT moan, rsad means
%. 4" Gc;A ,i,e, u. two h,,aI,sJ and ,b;,..,.
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POsEsGREpw.
by tie .1may.7


LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Office Of lie ". Y Daly .9arer,;s1,
.5prH 25--2 p. NJ.
Extract Of a ritter from or correspondent N II.
rerPooI' dafed he M Of Starch.
"FAL,IouTiI, March 70
Arrived, the Duke Of MARLBORO Packet from
LISBON She brings account that tn. city wa :,
III stare OF great commotion. in consequence of tho
Marquis Oh Lorrero, or Lorejo the Kings Minister
ana great aVoritc, being found murdered in the m
iace ana Tie suspicion strongly attached to the Sc
cond parsonage in the kingdom as the principal
hefein. II IS also said that the Conce del Palnei-
Ia one OF the frs; officers ": State hud hen aasn-
creted himself"
another account from Falmouth statcs-ss It is
eaid that The Prince Don Miguel has Killed one of
inc Ministers by stabbng him, and that another
has been obliged to leave Lisbon."'
y government; Messenger .hayin4 djsnatcl,ee i,
charge, arrived at Portsmouth on Tuesday morning
AM immediately embarked In the Chaneloen 10
capt. LAMBERT ana sailed, it is said for South a.
.melica.
Disturbances were bcgia..inr to wear a sorio,s
aspect III the coanty OF limerick, Ireland Mr.
cs robbed og arms
Ny. Gaming intends to Bring 4 bill into uarifa-
men, 20 declare the SiarsIIrade, carried ~ BIT
'ss :"3ec;s on the high seas, to he Piracy
i-tt:GIs fro Constantinople 81 the 81 OF Febru,
announce that the EGperor of Persia mas ratii,d
the pace w:i the Porto. Great p.edura tions were
making by tie Porte AGAINST the Greeks The Rris
EHenii was o;t OF danger. The Sultan paid him
visit during his sickness and gave him a valuable
gold snuf-buS.
The Paris papers announce tine death Of no Pin
cess oil Condo.
The Aigerinas had taken twenty vessels of sar-
the Archipelago - oa N
Russia is not ia future have ,1e exclusive s,,,-
ply Of hemp for the Briti.h navy, a., b..n""ss'i;