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Southern planter., 1832-10-27

"LOOk out! t0Ok out! heS tOddinghB gum
The Boston Atlas, IN publishing the following
notice, afirms that it isno quiz but that the author
is an "unhappy bachelor clergyman"
Mr. EDIroR, Sir permit me through your paper
! to address the fair sex, and make known my cir
cumsiances
To beain:-I am Minister Of the Gospel be-
tween forty and one hundred years old;-l wish
to find me good wife. am neither rich nor poor,
not oyer-handsume, nor uncOmioriably ugly
| am not half as good, as good people think minis
tiers to be- and as they ought to be,-Bul III pro-
coed TO give a description Of such a woman as
wish 10 find for a wife had rather not marry a
widow. 2. | wish not to marry flirting young
girl g. | wish not TO marry a disgusted, dlsapponi
ed, weather-bcaten, whimsical, neglected, detected
rejected old maid, as they say 4. wish not iS
mauya woman Of great forunej if, as matter, Q
course she would wish 10 keep me under her thumb
as they say s. | wish not to marry one OF gree
beauty, nor yet one dreadiully coarse. g. "isl
10 find one educated to business, TO economy, an'
all the duties Of housekeeping; g;-one that woul'
love me better than any other man, and home, bet
Ter Than any other place wish her to be pious
and intelligent, and well informed wish her TO b
free from the sin of peevislness, and babbng,
wish her to be cleany IN her appearance and habits
One that had rather do than receive good. Area
christain-but no bgot ] wish TO find one, wh
will be willing TO 20 any where, TO do any thlng' an
snfI,r any thing, whereby the glory of God. ana ph
mood of mankind are promoted The Editors
newspapers will please give this an insertion
Should any one OF the fair sex, notice ihis ar'ci
,nd soberly think she, in some good degree, posses
Ne tho ohoye named qualifications, II she will MAX
herself known. she shall receive due attention.
A FRmNp 10 WcNFN.
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FOE EEGaN.

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM BUENos AYREs
NEW YoRK, April 23.--By the brig Montevideo, Can.
tam Faran, we have received BueDos Ayres papers to the
lVh February, from which extract interesting
ers may recolect were conferred Louis Vernet by
the Government of Buenos Ayres in settlement of his
c@ms Captain Duncan OF the U. s. sloop of war Lex
ngon appears 10 have acted with great prompness and
severity according to these accounts taking signal ven
geance on the islanders for the detention Of the American
whalers.
The whole Of this question is rather intricate; for in
e ust place, the Government OF Buenos Ayres has dis
posed OF That over which they had legal authority the
akand islands being possession Of the British Crown;
mat the right OF England be not asserted how far Buenos
Ayres could confer absolute and sovereign right OF ter
n"y on Fcrnet Inc exercise Of which might interfere
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-01

n AND FOR SALE.--Thc Subscribers being DESTROYS
n o. removing to the West will sell bargain in their
Tract of Land, called Woodawn in the county of Cum
beand containing $50 acres nearly 300 of which well
imbered woodland excellent for tobacco lying on Willis
River, 10 miles above Gainesville, and mile above Burr
Mills-Ihe plantation is in good repair, and has it
every building necessary for the accommodation of large
family, and from its healthy situation and convenience to
market, is rendered every way desirable. As il is pre-
sumed that no will purchase, without first viewing the
premises, further description is deemed unnecessary
Onethfd Of the purchase money be paid down. and the
balance in three equal annual instamens the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security or deed OF trust on
the property 10 secure the payment.
CHARLES w. LEWIS
Feb. 8. [laf10rJ JOHN ". LEWIS.
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NOR SALE-My lands in the county of Henrico,
n lying within miles of the city of Richmond and
joining the lands Of Mr.. Geo. TAYLOR formerly the pro
pery of Capt b. SheppardThe house tract contains 426
acres and may be considered among the valuable
tracts OF land in.the ncighborhood; il has comfortable
dwelling house, with barn and all necessary build
ngs-Ihe other tract contains 226 acres, two-his of
winch may be considered the best mbcrlan of good
quahy-tis deemed unnecessary say any thing more
as no person would purchase without first viewing the
and.-This property may be purchased low, as am
anxious to move TO the West j. WHITELAW
April II. IlI--w2m
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POETle ".
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had and oher P0eRs. Try g.. Swain vol Syo Simpkin
Marshall.
is much merit in this work. have for ono spC
LAST WORDS OF LORD BYRON.
az mas. steep Rop.''- BYHoS.
Pho splrndor Of tho Poets iyre--
Tho olugaence OF fame
The spirits intellectual fire.
The gioty and the
Tho eagle wing that leaves behind,
The proud stars in its flight
The power the energy tho mind
Unuterably brisht'
The heart that sheds iss own brigh, hucs,
And sings its ewn sweet strain
Imn2instion's gorgeous views
Chat IA nbow of the brain ~
Are all but transcripts Of truth
Reflections of Que ray
Aud speak To man, aud hint to youth,
VI future dust-deeay
Sloep with thy glory round thy head
la from the gihsp Of wrongi
Sleep mig itiest oi tho mighty deai--
Thou dozed of Song!
Sleep - thou hast a iviux tomb,
Within the hearts core;
Nor grief nor care, nor blight, gloom
Shall ever reach thee more
ding my young song like leaf
Ga Times disastrous stream;
To hnd existence ffail aud brief,
The record of dreams
But earth shall be thiog forgot
Existence but
When British hearts remember not
Fly genius aud thy fame 4.
Sleep! in thy majesty alone
No earthly shroud is thine;
Sleep with kingdom for thy thronp-
With Nature for thy shrine
sleep till the Voice Of Ages wake,
Tho glorious and tie bravo
Seopi Till Eternity shall break
Inc siumber OF the grave London Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-01

XHIAS committed to the Jail of Norfolk Borough on
Wv the I'd day OF May, 1881, Negro Man. He
states his name is Cesar James, and that he is Free and
born the Eastern Shore of MARYLAND, in Talbot
county He is about 27 % years OF age, black COM
pexion, feet inches high. The owner of the above
negro Qf any requested to comply with the law in such
otherwise he will BE dealt with the law directs
Feb Is, 1882. N. CURRIER, Jailor
9-wlt Norfolk Borough.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-01

We have received Jamaica Gazettes down to the goth
uhmo, inclusive The slaves quiet, but the House
Of assembly tumuluous. We find in the Jamaica Cou
rant, Of the 10Th, the following extract of letter from
Carhagena by vessel, days from that port ''Tbe
two states which formerly were part of Colombia l. g.
we ECUADOR and New Grenada, are at this moment at
war There s reason doubt all Jamaica accounts of
the affairs OF Colombia file OF Buenss Ayres Gazettes
down 10 the 10Th February, on our table The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-01

NOTICE.-Was committed TO the Jail of Prince Will
IL liam county, Virginia. on the 18th day of January
last, Negro Man, as runaway, who calls himself
GEORGE CAR; he also declares himself to be free and
from Loudoun county; he is about 20 years old about
feet high, dark complexion several scars on the fin
gers of his left hand he had pair of dark coored cor
ded pantaoons, old blue cloth coa-The owner f any
there oe rs requested to come forward, comply with
law, andtake the property.
BASIL BRAWNER, Jailor
Brentsville, March IS. 1892 JO5-yIow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-01

ST LOUIS, April 10.
MILITARY MOvEMENr.-The 9th Regt. u. States
Infantry, under command OF Brig Gen. Atkinson LETT JEFF
erson Barracks on Sunday, the sb nst in the steam
boats Enterprise and Cheftan for the Upper Mssissppi
under the orders OF the Government, TO the deve-
y by the Sacs and Foxes of the murderers who last
year. violated the neutrality Of our SOIL and insulted our
iag by the massacre in the village OF Prairie DIES Cheins
OF twentyegh Menoninee indians; chasse the ma
ton should they refuse TO surrender the criminals We
also understand that Gen Atkinson ordered to interfere
and by force inecessary cause cessation of the hos
ues, aggressons and MURDERS heretofore constantly
prosecuted by the different Indian nations that quarter
upon each other
The following are the officers of the exned;tion.
Brig. Gen. Atkinson, Commanding.
G 5r. Major b. Riley Cong 9th Regt
Captain Il. c. Palmer 9th Regt
Capt. Henry Smith, do
Captain T. Noel, do
Captain j. Rogers, do
Captain G.. c. Hutter, do.
Lieut.. A. Richardson, do.
Lieut. j. V. Swearingen, do.
Lieut. a. s. Johnson, do. Asst Adj. Gen.
Lieut. ): d. Starlight do.
Lieut. n. J. Eaton, do. Actg. Com. Subs.
Lieut. T. l.. Alexander, do. Adj Of Detach't.
Lieut. +. Royster, do.
LieutJ. S. Van Derveer, do.
Lieut.. J. S. Williams, do
Lieut. w W wright--Ordnance Officer.
viii. Carr Lane, Surgeon
Major Thomas Wright, Paymaster
We understand, that the Sac and Fox Indians have re-
occupied the territory the side of the Mississippi
OF which they dspossessed last year. They ayow
determination TO remain there until driven from it by
orce and with this view have been armng and preparing
themselves They are guided now last year, by the
noted chief Black Hawk, who is indeed the sole foen-
err oil all these disturbances We do not know whether
Gen Atkinson will consider himself bound by his instruc
IONS 10 chaslse these Indians into observance of the
treaty stipulation, by which they agreed TO give up pos
session OF The territory claimed by hem forever but I'M
less some measure OF this kind is resorted TO- the quiet of
the country will be continually disturbed Black Hawk
has little respect for treaties; and in former negotiations
SO lar overreachod Commissioners to make peace
upon bis own terms The possession of his person will
furnish the only security for citizens against the de-
predations of his band--Repubiicdn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-01

Spring GOODS.-The subscriber has received by
~ the packets Hornet Fairfield, Effort and Tanivy from
ork, large supply OF Seasonable DRY GOODS which
being arranged, offered at prices calculated please
buyers-they in part, follows
Superhne bue black and fancy colored cloths and os
Merino cloths cassmeres and erminets
Gauze fannels and worsted barege
White, brown, mixed, and spotted drillings
Peruvian fancies, and Mexican mixtures
Hamilton jeans, colored and brown
Super. and common yellow nankeens
India and American blue do
Black lasting, Princetta and Brochele
Super. Valencia and Marseilles vesting
Mdding and common do.
Irish linens, sheetings, and lawns
Linen cambrics and hdkfs
Super. and I'd. quality Italian lustrings
Gro de Swiss, gro de Berlin and gro de Nap
Black and assorted colors and qualities figured Mandans
and Philippines
Rich figured and watered gro dc Maps
Painted musins and Palmyrenes
Super. French and Scotch ginghams
Ditto do do. second mourning
5-8 and Cd super. and mddng qualities bombazine
very large assortment of caicoes in which will be found
every variety OF pattern, quality and price
Nankin and Italian grapes
n beautiful assortment of fancy hdkfs. figured
Hermann, Grape de China, Zamora de coupe
Gauze, embroidered Grape, and Thibet merno
Ladies' plain and embroidered silk and cotton hose u
Random zebra, and brown cotton do.
Gentemen's random, zebra, brown and white half hose
Misses mixed and white cotton-all qualities
Cd cambria, jaconet, and medium muslins
Plain and figured Swiss and null muslins
Book, checked, striped and corded do.
Al and ID white and black bobbinet lace
Thread and gymp laces and edgings
Bobbinet and rich blonde gauze wells
Superb bonnet and cap ribbons
Thread and bobbine inserting and quilngs
Cambria dmites and super. twed cambria
Brown and beached domestic sheetings and shirtings
Plaid and stripes
Chambry's apron checks
Furniture do.
Russia and birds eye diaper
Tckenburg, Dowlas duck buraps
Plain French, and Scotch brown linen
Spool cotton, tapes, bobbn, needles
Pins fans, gloves, silk handkerchef5 SC. &c. &c
Having sold last fall every article above enumerated
is esh and of the latest Style in good order and will be
sold cheap. MANN S. VALENTINE,
White Buildings, Of 4lh and II Streets Shocke
Hin. April ~. 1l2--w4w
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p. PoINDEXTER, elk.
CoMM1ss1oNpp,s Orr,cr

Chesterfield c. III. April 9Th, 1882.
The parties interested in the execution of the order are
hereby notified thaI have appointed the I'd day of JULY
1854 TO take The several accounts therein referred TO-
which ume they are hereby required TO attend before
me at my Office, at Chesterfield courthouse, with the
RSssssdSgy Slid SSfde r. eeaA
LAWSON NUNNALLY Comm'r.
April a. II3-wSw.
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n AND, sc. FOR SALE.-By virtue of Deed Of
IL Trust executed to us, by tie late Smith Payne Of
Buckingham, and of recOrd in the Clerks Office of Buck
ingham to debt due the Executors Of the late
Samuel Irvine Of Lynchbug. we, or of us, will on
Saturday the 10Th day of May next sell TO the highest
bidder for cash negro man. and tract of land supposed
TO contain 400 acres lying the East side OF the road
leading from New Canton, TO Gainesville ODe-halfor
more Of this land is in woods and is good tobacco land
The sale will be made in New Canlon and plat Of the
land will be prepared by the day Of sale.
April 81 1I4-iy3w THE TRUSTEES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-01

Ndples.-Ihe Paris papers state, under the head of
NAPLES 10th February that four American ships of war
mad arrived at Syracuse, and that Mr. John Nelson the
recently arrived Charge dcs Aares of the United States
had delivered to the King the 10Th Janua
N Ihatpassage othe Presidents Message relating to our
claims ON the Ncapoltan Government had caused il i,
added, great sensation al Naples
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-01

IIth street, Richmond Va.
4 have on hand 200 gallons Copal Varnish of my own
make, suitable for House Painters, Chair and Cabinet
Makers, which warrant of the best quality and TO dry
quick-Lkewise, Coach Vamish, which will engage to
polish well, and not crack. As intend manufacture II
constantly and hope TO supply the Sate will sell by
wholesale, (say 10 gallons low it can be procured
in the Northern Cities. If the varnsh not approved Of
it will be taken back and the money returned
April ~ ll4-u c. w. McGINNESS.
uJ'Thc Editors of the National Intelgenccr. Wash.
ngton; lntellgencer Petersburg; and Beacon, Norfolk
will publish the above weekly for two months and send
their accounts to this office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-01

EFJ ANTED-By Gentleman, who is a graduate
Wv OF the University of Dublin, Ireland, situation
as teacher in private family, principal of school,
He teaches the Creek Latin and English languages per-
iecy, and on strict grammatical princplcs-Also, Ho-
ry sacred and proiane Geography Geometry Bookkeep
ing, or the method of keeping Merchants Books Arith-
mec, writing &C. He has had good deal of experience
in teaching as well in Dublin as in this country. His
ton TO his pupils will be found satisfactory Any
mands addressed post paid 10 A. NJ Teacher office the
Richmond Enquirer, Richmond, Va. will be Immediately
attended to- April 27. lI4-3tM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-01

Gaeeta .Mreanti!. Of Buenos Ayres. Of the sth COM
plains bitterly Of the conduct Of the United States Sloop
Of War Lexington, at the Falkland Islands, and con-
tends that the Colombian ought to send forth
with special mission to Washington on the subject
captain Duncan is defended in the Cosmopoitan Of the
10th OF the same month, -of Buenos Ayrcs. We copy
the subjoned paragraph from the Cosmopolitan
son Saturday last, between one and two o'clock a
dense black cloud was observed approaching from the
westward haste and apparent
gers at the time, indicated the the coming
storm, and we turned to behold object ter6caly
sublime The cloud at first csembed black smoke roll
ing EDWARDS with Undesirable rapdiy, driving before
1t locks OF arghted birds screaming in terror at seeming
approaching destruction-n moment il was over our
heads-the sun was hid from were in darkness
utter darkness We stood before open window but for
the space OF nearly minute could perceive that
was one Then was heard loud peal of thunder, which
was Immediately succeeded by shower of "mud" thick
mud-"and there was light-the dark veil which envc
oped us had been rent, part falling 10 the earth min
ged with water On the reappearance OF light
ing objects presented themselves in different color The
fronts oil houses which but moment BEFORE appeared
our view white as snow, now a dingy robe.
"But 1t would be idle TO attempt to give am accurate
description OF This dus cloud" We only say that its
appearance was awful indeed and would perhaps in any
other country, cause dire alarm. '-.Ndt Gas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-01

Company, will attend on Friday, the 4th day Of May
next, Cor If that should be bad day, then the next
day} at CampbelPs Mills in Abcmarle and the Union
Mills in Fluvanna, for the purpose of letting the improve
ments contemplated by them at those places; the i'm
povenent at Canpbels to be by canal and lock- and the
Improvement at the Union Mills by low dam just above
the grist MILL and canal the South side OF the river
about three hundred feet long, and lock the lower
end thereof OF sufficient lift TO the fall and by
lock the site of the present at that place For
more particular informaon those disposed undertake
are referred 10 either of the Directors witt James
Clark, Nicholas III. Lewis, Thomas ]. Randolph, Col
William Woods or the Undersigned BY order of the
Board of Directors DAN. +. CARR, Secretary
April IL. Tul-w1thM.1 Riv Nav Com'nv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-01

FLOR SALE-My tract of land, Containing one thou
A sand acres) situated in Prince Edward County on
Sandy River, two miles from the bridge and five miles
from Farmville-a 1ourshng little village, where ready
market may be had for all its products and within tAse;
i'Ss n 1t agreeable wealthy and healthy neigh
bohoodIt might be divided into three tracts hav-
ing three good dwelling houses and orchards it, it is
well waered, having many fine springs and branches
bounded for mile by Sandy River it has hundred
and fifty acres of bottom land, fine body of woods heavi-
y hmbcred and much of the land fresh and well enclosed
with strong fences and where reside good dwelling
house neatly painted inside and out, garden, 100 feet
squares newly paed and every necessary house
accommodation OF family, granary entirely new, with
threshing machines stables carriage house, and su
cient number OF first rate Tobacco houses with pses and
sheds to take OF thirty thousand pounds of Tobacco
all nearly would let several crop hands 90 with
the land first rate carriage driver, good Blacksmith
two or three families OF negroes In my absence my
Henry nj. Vaughan who resides the land will show il
to any person wishing purchase -Terms LIBERAL and
made known on application. j. VAUGHAN.
March 90 IO3-wI2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-01

FHVO JOURNEYMEN HOUSE-PAINTERS- The.
- subscriber wishes employ twelve or fifteen House,
Painters, to work on the Capitol in Richmond
Q. w. MCGIMNESS. House Painter. Sc.
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ALTlMoRE RACES-oeer the Central eexrss--
- spring Meeting, 1882, will commence ON the last
TUESDAY, In May, (29nl) and continue four days.
f"St duy-hrst race, Ito start at IL o'clock
sweepstakes for colts and ies, old; mile heats
entrance, $780, half orieit-iour or more to make race
Seven subscribers, and closed
Second race, post epstakes with colts and fila.
three years old; mile heats entrance 5000 n p-our
or more to make race To close LIST of May three sub
scribers
Second day, post sweepstakes for ali ages entrance
$3.50, p p-iour mile heats-four or more 10 make race
the proprietor to add $500 To close LIST Of May four
subscribers. - -
Third day, propHe'Ors purse, $780, three mile heats;
entrance $25. ''
LADIES' Cur will also be run for tho dav 10 he fx
cd hereafter l. M Sci DET p.y.:s,a.
1t will be seen by The above that the Post Sweepstakes
Tor colts and lilies, three years old 5000 D. D. will close
on the hrst OF next month. We have little doubt but
hcre VIII be ive or six subscribers and the purse i'm this
case not less than $1,000 The Post for all
ages 500 p p, will close also on the first OF next
month May3 The purse in thar case amounts already
to $500. -
p s. Persons subscribing will be in time If their let
ter addressed TO the Editor Of the Sporting Magazine
should bear the post mark of the lst May.
April 81. n4-1aw4t
q AWRENCEvILLE SPRING RACES for 1882
~ VIII commence on the last Tuesday in May, being
tie 18th, and continue four days
ist: sweepstake for year old colts and fies-p
mile heats for $780, halforfe close Goth day April
or more TO make a races entered
End The Proprieor's Purse for $780, mile heats
entrance $l5.
Bird The Jockey Club Purse for $500, no discounts
mile heats-entrance 500.
4th For the surplus of the Jockey Club subscripons
2 mile heats-entrance $780, to be added to the Purse
Ihis Purse Is supposed 10 be worth $3.50.
Stables and Litter furnished race horses gratis
The Proprietor pledges himself to have the track i'm
good ORDER and his best exertions TO give entire
satisfaction TO all who may favor him with their company
April ~ lil2-wtdl GEO. GOODWIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-01

EN ERY.-VIRGINIA-At Rules holden in
III the Clerks Office of Powhaan County Court from the
OH to the llh day OF February, inclusive, in the year
1882:
Albin G. Saunders, plM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-01

REE EDICAL INSTITUTE OF PH1LADELpHrA-
lVH The Course of Instruction will begin on the first
Monday in April. Lectures on the
Practice of Medicine, by Nath Chapman, M. ID.
9ndtomy, Sc W. Il. Horner, NJ. ID.
1idferid JNedicd, =" Samuel Jackson, M ID.
Institutes of Medicine and -, ms,
Med. Jurisprudence, 'ohh DELL M u.
Chemistry, " John X. Mitchell, M. d.
nid'Dyeiy, Hugh l.. Hodge, M. d.
Principles and Practice Of ., ~,
Surgery, i"o'i's ii"''iS' W. ~
w. f. HORNER, secretary,
Phadelph March 1892. 20t-IO2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-01

HoR GE CAREY, corner OF
Sire cts, Baltimore, has for
Domestic Goods, consisting
letOn," LotceH," "Hamii.
"Acery" and "Pittsfeld"
be sold on favorable terms
eb. 2. TSd-2aw3m1
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uAOAuESTIC COODS.-Gi
n y n-.-....0rO ana Charles
sale a general assortment of /
in part OF "Udithdm," "AppI
tom" "WaShud," "Ereter," :
MANUFAcTUREs which.will
by the package or piece. +,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-04

AS his hghness has at present no known enemy
ON hand but his own rebellcus satraps, 1t Is ina
gined that all this activity is displayed to equip an
expedition against the Viceroy OF Egypt. Inc
late numbers of the Ottoman Moniteur strongly
censure the conduct of the Pacha, and plainly ndi-
cate an intention Of exer,ing the whole force OF the
Mussemau monarchy to bring him back to his al
legiance, or to strip him Of his power
1t may appear as strange to the inhabitants OF
this country to hear Of Monlteur being establish
ed IN Turkey. as it did to the people OF Rome IN
the time Of Juvenal, to hear Of Roman orator
in the Ultima Thule; but the factis nevertheless
true. and in that official journal it has been de.
clared, in Napoleon style. that 1.-The Pacha oil
Egypt has ceased to reign" This decree, how
ever, will not execute itself though backed oy
the Mufti and the whole college Of the Ulemas.
and therefore military means are in preparation
for supporting the authority Of the Sultan. at the
expense of new shock to the empire OF the
Faithful"