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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12
'Mucn var REMAINS us,uso''- Co~ps,
A nAUIIELoR,s COMPLAINT.

-,,,- =, -, ~, 49,,
bNChhhon' ~O'6hh'Nh.
ihcy'rs stepping on, 'hs henus knew,
They're g"'ns one py onei
They're t'kiig wives '" tano thor hves,-
Their l,Vioi Gays arc done;
cant get o'e OH creny now
10 loi" mo IN n spro-i
'ncy We nn grown grave do'ncftic mc''
incy '"o~ osSance an mo.
n n 10 see Them sohcr'j down
ne merry ooys nnd rue
i"s." 70 near Them ,nesn"s no"
Nv pictures fancy drew
e cr no' Tor Their married ehe"',
incn p,udhss ana 'nn,I soups,
Hnn middie sged rch,io"s rounn
In 'ofm'dao'e groups
ANA though thcu WHO porchancc may havc
c"ner so,' " lace,
ANA AZ ,he ,ao'p upper end
eonuoct heIsen with grace
na'c '"o p.''h reserve 'nat reig",
~, .e e"u.son NM uo shape,
i, Us c ~ IT,. NY ucnu grow vain
VI '""'u'c an" Piate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-I,y yr,u- ~ :,

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE by virtu. OF a
deed executed by Mann P,ge and wife, bearing
na'e i"hh"y oil Srn,emhrr, 1929, and duly recorded
in tie county Of King William fr purpose. therein
mentinn 81 tue subscriber will, the IS inst being
kng William Court day, proceed TO sell to the highest
o'er. Tor cash. tract OF land onisinng hundred
ac,e. ,hereabouis being part of langborn. tract
adjoining Mr.. William Gregory's The title i, lie.
heved to Ice ndispuable but only such as is vested in
me, will BE- conveyed.
MATTHEW w. KEMP, Tres,ee.
J,n,2 soNw,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12

"A iooNG GEN fLENAN. who has for sev.ra
IA years been engaged a. Tie .cb-r wi.hs. N ,ro
cure situ'to in some public private seminary He
has been deemed qualified instruct in Greek
french ana ordinary branches OF English A letter iii.
rected TO Iind.ay's Store Aiben,arle Inforna,on
may also be obtained by applying me- in Rchu,ond
BENZ. NICHE. d
'N'. - S2-u3,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12

ES AND0LPH's REPORTS, vol. 9th, OF cases ar.
II u gued and d tcrnincd in the Court of Appeals O,
Virgina-just published
Complete Sets OF the Va. Reports
Journals oil the Conventions OF 1855 and 1888
Journals OF the Senate and House Of Delegates OF
Virginia, from I776 10 100 inclusive
Henng's Statutes at Large and
The New Maps Of Virginia,
All appropriated 10 increase the Public Library of i,e
State, may be had of the SUBSCRIBER the Capitol in
the city of Richmond, upon tho lowest terms.
VIM. II. RICHARDSON,
oct.S. H-tf Clerk ofthe Council and Librarian
vHNHE SCHOOL Ar LLANGOLLEN. Tor The Cd
"a ucaon Of boys, in The county OF spotisy Ivsnis
and State OF Virginia, has Two Departments, One am
braces the English IsDgusse--ihe Greek and Latin
classics-t,e Spanish, ialisn. aud Frrnch- Auc,n,
and Modern History, aud the Philosophy of L,nsuaye
The o'her-G Geography, Ariihmo ic, Algebrs and
Ceomery In addition TO the above, boys who are uo,
'ni. ndes Tor College, bz who desire liberal e,urs
wi' be taught E:bics Logic, Mroal Philo.opl,y, and
Pol teal Economy
There are tive vacations in The ycar--one cofnmenc.
ing on Tie bret day Of July The oher on the Is IA Of
Deermoer' Dniing hob the boys may femsin here,
without Additional expence.
The annual charge il $40 Til. iuciuJss aIlrb,roe.
LOT instruction, hoard, wa hing, fuel and mIs- led
or ma'ras, aud he'd clothing TO he uruh,d by the pu
pill or SO TO be paid Tor them Clio hit will be ,rorur-
ed, when II is wished, on advantageous term The
hr't ses'ion commences on The 25 Of Japnary. For
luther nfpfmafio1. The Richmond ENQUIRER for
Is h of Scptefnh,r, 1929
Address LswIs't Store PJst-oIicc SpousyIvania Co.
Virginia
JOuS LEWIS
JAnuary7. s2-w4r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12
Jan. 2.

0NOUCATlON.-is shall open boarding School the
~ ensuing year, at my residence in Hanover County
about 23 miles from Richmond, and about above Col
toodaIrs My course OF instruction will comprise tho
I.a,ir, French. and Engli>h Languages; Geography
with the use OF the Maps and Globes; regular course
oil History with Chronology, Arithmetic, NJ a,hema,ic.
ana The art Of Surveying; English Grammar and Eng.
lish Composition. .r
My terms for Board aud Tuition are 500 the .eo,,s
tic year OF ten months. My school will commence ON
the 18th OF January 1880, and terminate on the 18Th
December. vacation oil four weeks will be piv.n in
the sn,niner.
shall have an examination al the CONNIE nc men,
and another at the close Of the yearThe result oil
which will be cent 20 the parents aud guardians Of
children committed TO my care.-Psricu,ar attention
will he paid TO the moral condsc Of my p,rpil. and
good discipline inan aimed Ia school, have been en-
gagged IN teaching for eight years past. and am fully
sensible OF the great responsibility which my probes
SIGN imposes. Nj residence IL unusually heal by and
remote from places OF vice and dssipa ian In rea-
ton to my character and qualification. am authorised
10 refer to the following gentlemen, viz:
Gght Rer. Richard Charming Moore, ID d. of
Richmond.
Req William armstrong, Of Richmond.
j.. & E. James, & 90 of do
Her' Wtftdm .tfedde, ID. d. Of Frederick C0tfntu
Hanover Dec 1929 HERMON DAVIS.
Certificate Of Bishop Moore.
Mr.. III. Davis was employed by Bisbop afro1e a. RI
wave tu'or oil MS Children for upwards OF two wears and
have every reason TO believe approved by him \
therefore, can with propre,y recon,ne pd Mr. Davis
10 fuch parents as may be disposed to employ him
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE
letter sddressed 10 me, must be directed To Mont.
Peii.r, Hanover County, Va. HERMON CAvIS.
Zee. TO- 7i-6 wit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12

.BANK0or VIRGINIA ~!
.Norcm5,r, 30. 1929 ! I !;
n OF virginia viii take pac fbr fret Mond,y in
January WI. DAEDEfDUE, Ca-Lier.
zee % GS--u
THNHE subscribers who resdesin the county Of In.
~ ncnburg. wish 70 employ for tic ensuing wear a
teacher qualified to teach The English Latin ansua-
GEES HANIE IThTCHETT,
NM. G. OYERTON.
DOC 81 7o--w6,+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12

II List of The ori pinaf Grantee. -, ~. .,.S CO.
mn o., settled in ,,..t;,o a,,.;iS r1-s
o' 'r'
Thomas W .lLer 4, ~. o,,, ID.
ditto do in ,iybt nj I, sn,t.r
from P.t.r JI.d..n,n
ditto ia In r,yh, nj tr,..f..
from IIu,p,hr. lin
John Levi. for nj. son J,b,
ditto ,lo FIR hSs .on Cb,,i..
John BAYLOR
Samuel Da ton
John Thornton
Francis Thornton, IT.
William Wool
Nichoa. Meriw.thar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12

EINIELD GARDEN SEEDS.-ln addition to h. [.
n usual ock of Clover aud Grass Seeds. the sub.
lent vegetable SEEDS OF the nvw crop ,ed expressly
Tor his sales Wy careful and experienced aors on
grounds widely sera ated thereby avoid that mix
lure which must inevitably tax. Place wi those grown
on me same plantaton or in the immedia ebbor.
hood.
TREES, PLANTS &c.
ANA rs agent for Col Roheri Car, PRO r Tor of Bar
trans Botanic Gar!en. and Nurseries, he oa.rs for sale
very large AMI hne collection OF Fruit, Forest and Or.
na'nenta Trees and Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants. Ever
greens, Vines aud Creep "a. Herbaceou. and Medici.
nal Plants, Bilious AID Tube Gus rooted Plants it.
their greatest variety, both ndi ennus aud Exotic Al
50, upward, OF one hundred and fifty vaeii Care
vines hc fruit OF which highly esteemed Tor the ia
n'e or celebrated tor the making Of wine All orders
VIII be carefully picked and PROMPTLY attended to by
GEORGE NJ. COATES,
~ M. ~. Market street, piiad.i phia
quality.
dec. 81 r0v6,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12

HDUBLIC SALES.--FUTURE to am order made Inv
the H>n VIM. Cranch, Chief Judge of the Cir.
the Court OF the District of Columbia in the matter of
'ohn Davis, AN insovent debtor, will he sold at public
auction on the LIST day Of March next all the right title
ana interest OF the said Davis, in and to tract of Iaud
IN hanawha County, in the State Of Virginia. living on
Elk rifcr on the >. f. side above and below the mouth
Duc CrecS, supposed to contain about 80 900 acres
Sale TO take place at the Indian Queen Hotel in the
p. NJ. " o''o'"'
Ierms--A credit OF twelve months, the purchase mo-
ney 10 be secured by the purchasers bonds, with So
curity to be approved by the Trustee
TH0S. HUGHES, Trustee
sept 10. 3I-wtds p. MAURO s. SON, uct'eer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12
q N CHANCERY--yirginis: In Lunenburg Count,
a Court 1lth Nov. 1929:
Lewis Green, administrator Of Ab.oium Tatu,n a I'd

PINS.
against
David Street, administrator Of Merew eier Hurt deed
who was administrator with the will annexed of VIM.
Tsium, deed. VIM Wood administrator ~ Cbri.topl,er
Wool. who was surviving husband Of Sucky Wood for.
merry Sucky Taturp, Bsnj, min Tanm and Charity hi,
viii; Matthew Tatum, Nancy Griffin, Benz amin Ia
tum, Clement Nevis, sduini-trsior oi John Nevis
lanes Neal, administa Of len Tdtum and Thomas
Fisher administrator Of Mary Fisher deed, DeGs
The Defendants, William Wood administrator of
Christopher Wool, decd, who was surviving husband
Of Sucky Wood, formerly Sucky Tstum BENJAMIN
Taium and Charity his wife, Mathew Taum Nance
Gfiiin Clement Ncvils, administrator Of J,hn Ncvs
aud Thomas Fisher, administrator ri Mary Fisher
no, having entered their appearances and given
security according 10 the of Assembly and
the rules OF this Court, and IL appearing Lv
s,lid,ciory evidence tNat they ~.e not nl,sLi,anis
Of this country: On The motion If the plaintiff
by hi' attorney, " il ordefed--ThH the said de.
PENDANTS appear Lcre or before the second Monday
IN March nex and file their answers 10 the ulsioiils
i'lsnd that copy o. this order he forthwith inserted
IN some newspNper Published in the Town Of Peters.
onrg or City OF Richmond, fbr two months successvciy
and posted al the font door Of the Cout.ho Of the
sstl eorn'y. a Copy ---Teste
! dec. D. eo-Nsw' r. w WINN, D. e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12

IA OliCE i wing administered up1n the estate of
" MIR. John Fa"icon request all person. indebt.
e" 10 u, 10 come forward ~ pay their respective du
ah9 others having claims TO present them for adjust.
men. J. N. FAULCON, admir-
OfJohn Faulcon, dec
Jan. 5 e. ,oof '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12

VIE celebrated turf horse Sir Charles the joist
III property of Mr.. William r. Johnson and Mr.
Moody, will stand the ensuing season in my stable.
Pedigree. performances and terms will be made known
IN due time. ROBERT UJJRT
Halifax County, Dec. 81. 79-3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12

OVAL COMPANY An adio,rn.a ,,,,-,,- -
- the successors otthe Loyal Company will he heid
At the Capitol In Richmond, "Wednesday the 18Th q
January 1880. -
Those who cannot attend In person are recomme,a.a
10 appout proxies, as tits very important to the inter-
es's 81 the Company, that majority Of the shares shall
oe represented. As many persons are interested IL
This company without being w. are If H. I have ,ru.,
Ell h.t oil the original grantees The grant to the
Loyal Company comprehende 500 900 acre. of land.
more than 2OO,coO acres OF which have been
THOMAS w. GlLMER -
A Agent for successors
OF Ioyal Compzuv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12

RI oilCE-l offer Tor sale my Huuse AID lot In IN.
|i'y OF Williamsburg. aud Plantation adjoining
containing ny ESTIMATION 400 Of land; mere thar
.Womrds OF which, has been in cultivation and IT, n
ms ''nr IN high state Of imp ovemen,. The Lot !,
supposed 10 contain 30 acre'; aud believe the part now
w indian corn (say ha will produce 40 baskets 70
'ne acre Inc building are large coninodious man.
s"n having three rooms in the cellar five on The 6rss
moor and three above; large kitchen, dairy smoke
ho"'s' ana barn IL ~ needless 10 describe, more mi
n"e,y' 'his property, as purchaser would fret view
H. hose who wish 10 derive advantage of Eduea.
non hom The College OF William Mary, will probs-
"'y heveI have better opportunity 10 purchase.
oho" u he desirable, this property would he ,ol5 IN
P",res' ''s'ead OF ne Whole. ~. TAYLOR.
Williamsburg, Dec. 25. 77-wa~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12

IFEfWENTY DOLLARS REV AKD-Ranawav sr,r,
i. Devcrcaux Of the city OF Ricln ond about tn
ON day OF November, 1929 negro man slave, named
c lana Styles himself Israel Harris) about 81 years
OF age five feet high, thin visaged with large nose
an" generally well-drcsscd in blue cloth clothes and
wears watch in bis pocket, and has acted for several
yeus as a servant in The Eagle Tavern. The above
slave is supposed has obtained free papers and h, At
tempting TO pass as free man, and may attempt 10 r.
OH 70 some Tree State III he apprehended ne Rich
ira reasonable epences will also be paid for his safe
delivery IN the Jail Of tho City. Any information that
can be given TO Mr.. Dcvereaux of the CITY, with re-
gard 10 the way in which he got Off will be literally re-
wardcd and all persons forcwarncd from har,orng
INC ssd slave and all captains of steamboats, and other
captains or masters OF vessels from carrying OF the s,s
siaVe' under penalty OF the rigour Of the law.
JOHN WARBURTON, Adm'or.
Of Rodwell Dek, decd
James City County Dec. IL. 74-utf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12

\ CHANCERY.-At Court continued and held
ii i'r Buckingham County, the 10Th day OF Nov 1929
i-ham Scruggs, Jane. Scruggs, Samuel Scrugps
VIM. NowliD, aud Jane + hi. wife and Polly Scruyp.
relict and widow OF Allen Scruggs decd pi,n,.
Against
Archer Scrugss. Valentine Scruggs Branch NunnaIIy
and Polly lis wife, and John Mos and Elz beth his
wife, 80.
The deftndant' Archer Scrugg-. Valentine Scrurg..
Branch Nunoally and Polly his wife, not having
their appearance, and given security according 10 the act
OF asscmbIy the rules Of hi Court and IL ing y
satisfactory evidence that they are not iuhstants OF
This rounry-I u ordered that the said defendants do
appear here at February Court next and ansy, III,
bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted IN the Richmond Enquirer for two
months successveiy, and posted tie door of the
ComH-hnu'e Of his county. Copy.-Testp.
nov W. b2-"S"' *. ELDRIDGE. in D. C..
Nm CHANCERY-Ata Court held for Louisa County.
ri at the ColrtlloIss, on Monday, October the 18th
1920.
On the motion Of Stephen T. Pulliam one of the chill.
dren OF Iacharah Pulam, decd IL is ordered that
John ;. Fleming, administrator of the said Zachariab
Pulam, decd do appear hcc the first day of Janua
ry Court next, and shew f any he CAM why his
letters OF administration said estate shall not be re-
vo%ed, and that copy of the said order published for
two months previous thereto, in public no spaper
published in the city Of Richmond
Copy. Teste,
Nov. 3. 56-wSwh mo JTIINTEP n ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12

AVN TED Two yoke u llfgv, veil broke YOU'RE
~ Oxen. Apriy 70 4 l. WIGHT
ian. o So 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12

HfDUCATION.-1be sui, efiber will open ,eboo,
~ 10 tie lowcrerd Of King & Queen county, on ,hs
ION oil January, 1880, aud srd the 18th of eetpb,r
i,howing; with vacation Of woek,, in one Of the
Summer months = -
lERms.-For TIE Instruction Of boys under Is years
oil age, In Reading, Writ. r. Arithmetic Grammar Ca
ography AID Mathematics $15 For Latin $40
My fdher viii board pupils The scholastic wear nj 10
months Tor $50, who find their bedding and tow
els; for $50 IL he furnishes these artieIs, p..n
to be made halt yearly.
JOHN c. MANN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12
Aspen Shades. Dec. 90. 0'N Is 1s MN

EBUDLIC SALE OF PERSONAL ESTATE
- shall offer for sale, the Goth day OF jan 1890
At New Hope, lately the residence Of Mr. John
fanlcon, deed, all the rbics Of estate Of the aid
dereden; CONF ting OF Household ard Kitchen furni-
lure Of every description the stock Of horses cattle
sheep and hoss, az well ss The crops II corn
and iOdd-r, and farming utsus belonging both To This
plantation and That Of Swa"'r Point q ay's Creek and
NH ne'k;a carriage and gig, and many other articles
ehmrFly loo numerous TO be mentioned rsricuiafly.
The sale viii br continued fo day 10 day until ID
can I've c,nnsied, and credit Of ~ months viii he al
lowed on all sums above $40 tile pure hsser exccotiss
hord with approved scou'fy
J n FAULCON. Admir-
OF John F>uIcon, deed
NV Hope. near C1bbsm, snrry o.. Va
~ 49, ~ the same time and pace will be offered
i1r rent the plantations above nenn ned: and such 81
the n~gtces a. saIl have n trrViouly dsro-sd
OF (ard The number il exprcf-d be con eide rsbie)
VII ilen be hired TO the Lighr-i bidder. N.
gau5 SI-i20J
NATAN IED--rwo yoke u lsrg,, well broke your
w Oxen. Appiy - 4, WIGHT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-03
KENSETT'S CELEBRATED
strengthening piasler.

sSNiE celebrated Strengthening Plaster. for pain or
L weakness in tie breast, back, side; also for
Rheumatic Elections, liver comp,'nts, and dyspe psa
rh,s medicine Is the invention of celebrated Sur
gcon, and 20 humorous the instances ia which the
most sauary effects have been produced BY it, that 1t
with the utmost confidence recommended to all who
are aff >ted with those iii tressing compisnt,.
There is condition ann. xed to the sale If this arti-
Gle. growing of the best OF reasons trial. viz: IT
the benefit above stated is not obtained, the money
viii be returned This, we trust, when fairly Cons'
dered. will he the strongest possible evidence that
could be given of their utility. For sale by
sept3 WILLIAM LANPHlER & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-03
Mons. &. RouX,

French Teacher at Mrs. Porfer'' school,
DROrOSES tocpen Glass TO- the Young L'ues Vi
Alexandria not attending tina; Seminary.
separate Glass for Gentlemen will likewise be
opened. u,
Mons Roux thinks it is useless to say much OF the
necessity Of acquiring = language whose character is
too high be neglected or overlooked by persons OF
lbersl education: it is too well known thst its beau
ties nicetes and true meaning, can never be well un-
derstood if Judged only through the medium OF either
" prejudiced or spirtless uausiatIons
of his cspscit, Teacher, Mons. Roux will say
still less: the pery kind and TOO fatfsrng testimonial
given of him BY Mrs Porter in her advertisement, CON-
pels him to be silent on that subject.
Private lessons i'll also be given to those who may
wish it, and who Will make early application
For further information and terms please to apply to
A. Newton, Esq Franklin Hotel.
. NIB Mons Ronx teaches also the Spanish Ian
euaee. aug 19-dn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-03

~, have received the Estafstte OF Algiers,
,:.s ives the following interesting account 0,
sa:" ",sr,ew which took place between uenera'
NE n. and the Dey Of Algiers NJ bour-
b'uInO ao the first person that entered the palace
f con. ~ ~ and was received by his Highness
with great composure' cn.-,m.nt ,sai,l
VA" / am come to ask you Tor an apartment sa'u
i. Misunderstanding to which the Dey re-
- E.J General, my palace, as well as Tue Guy
Pl'u' ,rs since YOU have been the victor; you
'' G:,ose of them as you please; out request
ny ,,U conpIe Of hours to remove the turnlture'
o. ~" :. nv property.' Take all the time you
IN m ,nI all the effects you may require;
r 80 bonrs will suffice answered the Dey'
W IL . IN that short time the whole OF the
-, f,r1iture was conveyed to private mouse,
:. Ronrmont. with the whole OF his staa'
@"' w. ,,,lad IN the paace. Shall be safe IN
vas So. asked the Dey. Yes, butyou would
a, bc,ter to retire to France or Ehg'ahu' Ine
nv naceL the apartment and made no 'ePty.
D So moments silence. Hasseln uttered re"
.Ioris-,I governed without tear anu aoui-
"o'u NO s9ne manner He then, after tax
.''' =, RIVAL Garments, retired IN private
~ ~ No.. and he is now to be seen walking
$3.50 IVY. ~ to,n and mlnglins with the crowd"
:. p.o,o T6al,a-rhe French Camp Is hiled
IN Ans. Offering their provisions Tor sale
rn~;neer, are busy in repairing the torlhca-
Inc Castle of the Emperor, and the da-
maze done to the batteries on the sea coast VIII
,I.7 ,oon be repaired. $4,000 cannon balls were
6r,d On the Sd from the fleet and battery.
p,,,s JoIy l5.-It is affirmed that 5000 or
aoo If the Turkish soldiers of Alsiers, having
fannd means to retreat along the sea coast during
,5s nigbt Of the eth Of July, the day on which the
c;,y cantulated. have gone TO town IN the lnte-
nor. tbe name Of which i, not gwen, with the IN
,aot;ou of continuing the war In the mountains,
and that they have elected Il new Dey. accord
rg 10 their ancient formalitles. declaring that
Hlssen has lost his post as being slave OF the
Christians.
We believe that this news is very doubtful, II
10, wholly false The fact is undoubtedly not
imnos,ible, but it is not possible that 1t can be
L ,lr,ady known at Paris, with 50 many details.
,acause the latest news We have from Algiers Is
,oly If the 9th, and because 1t was ON that day
.h,i strong movable columns were detached to
;he distance Of ten or twelve leagues from Al
gers.
VI. de la R1chefDucauld, son Of Count Alex
auler Rocheioucaud set ont Yesterday evening
for Greece, to carry extraordinary dispatches.
.NesS0ser.
"Poriugai 1t i, sal thai Boa Miguel slap
bed the lace Of the Secretary If the Spanish EN-
Busy. aud that the Ambassador ,2osta) having
demonstrated with him concerning the conduct of
ia, Dey Of AislerS, the gracious Sovereign drove
rim from hi, presence. FMS statement appears
incredible at airs iuncture, when Don Miguel has
I,t received slx millions of reals from Spain. the
tuit ef collection made in the Ecclesiastical
Chapters. to enable him 10 pay bis troops, and
AVOID IN inpcuding mu,iny.