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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-21

ed only long enough to enable me tho
roughly TO renounce them
Such were the words Of dying deist,
whom friend had taken me tosy'sltsn or
der to strengthen this resolution, he feared
too late. adopted to shake of that aboinltla-
bic doctrine which at length entirely falling;
its wotaries, in the last dread hour OF lie,
exhibit the shocking horrors OF a mind
fraaght with conviction ofthe danger they
have run.in knocking the hopes OF redemp-
ton.
IT appeared that the sad psnitent had
;mblbed the mental poison drawn from
Hume.
Too true, too fatally the fact,
exclaimed the sick man-soo constantly
urged the exemplary behaviour Of Hume
in private life, as a strong argument in ia
your of his doctrines, forgetting that his
literary life was uniformly employed in dill
fusing his pernicious tenets, and that his
utmost endeavours were constantly exerted
in extending the baleful influence of his
philosophical principles. Happy tor me
had been always actuated by the conside-
rations which now fill my bosom. My ia
vorite author led me to converse upon the
subiect--and this soon brought me.amongst
a hord of wretchedly misled men, who not
only confirmed the doctrine of Hume, but
recommended various parts of Voltaire's
writings, and others of a similar tendency.
This was about the time, con.
tiaaed the penitent, of the publications Of
Thomas Paine. Strange to think he en-
ploved his time In French prison, with
the guillotine, as itwere, suspended over
his neck, inlwriring on Deism, wherein he
has far exceeded the authors | have named,
IN wickedness. The accursed books of
this man too, fell in my way and, for a
while, I gave fatal credit to his doctrine.
Too late, | fear, see my error-5ut, ofthe
little life which may be yet assigned to me,
let me repent. The unhappy man then re-
peated those celebrated lines from the works
ofDr. Johnson.
What better can we do than PROSTATE fall
Before him revefent; and there confess
Humbly onr faults, and pardon beg, with tears
Watering the ground, and with our signs the air
Frequ-ntlng, sent from hearts consrlte. IN sign
OF sorrow unfeignei, and Humiliation meek?
F>on. the Neu,- 1orS Morning Chronicle.
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! Land fo9 Sale.

sifh 70 eli frsm sthouiaaa TO twelve hundred
acrts Of good Farming Land, il the carnty Of
Fairfax, on rhe waters Of Pois's Head and Jon
ngnore Euns.
This land will either Be fold together OF in Ee-
pirate parcels, as may be agreed on. Il is well
ilusted for .she aapoial Of produce, being within
tsso,y miles OF Alexandria, and shiftaen of the
Occcqaan Mills.
Any perfon, wifhing TO- purchaft, may know
the terms by applying to the fubfcriber near
D4nlries.
John Gibson.
czos c6v
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OFFERS FOR SALE,
A consisnm.nt Of we'll bonght fapcfhoc andieccnd
Broad Cloths s. Keysimeres,
b. the piece o. pa-kags, al an advance TO nett
fra colt an charges oaIy.
He has slfs iorsSals, imported BY The fhip Ann,
Bradford. from Liverpoo,
Tveaty cases Eaglssh FELT HITS,
aa,Qtsd prices.
Eskevlss Negro Couons, Halfthicks,
Kssieys, Coat,ngs, Ba'zss, and a bale of
worried Pan falcons.
Aeuan,ity cfLwsrpaol and Cadiz coarfe
SALT.
4 feay kQgshsa3s Molassss N0va Scotia
Gi2lNDSIONES.
For Rcst- The Dwelling Houfe and
watcassfe oa Pence afeer, ,se latter occupied
by hiDicIf, and we'll calculated for the dry goods
budasIs: the insmes fuilsb!e fos gen,eeI family.
The terms wili b. modsrasesRd immediate POT
non Given d
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Fer lie 1iexon1yiQ Daily d1yert;sfr.
THE DYING loEIST.
81 FRaG4NEN NJ.

oh tI,at1ny LIE might be spar.
ed only long enough to enabis me tho
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Nott6e as hereby g2uen,

& THAT We Intend to PORTION the next General
Afembly cs Virsiaa, for la~ TO cfabliih town
AZ the Cecc9 IAN Mills, II the county ofPfince
William, under certain regulations.
Elliot. Cap0beH 8 Wheeler.
Occoquzn Mills. OSi s, 1905.
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Ten Dollars Re1Uard.

DESERTED from the nip Ann, At Alex.
andria. JABEZ PALMER, a feamsn belonging
10 faid fhip: he is about feet inches high,
dark complexion; long, dask hssr, dark eyes,
and is a good featuredn nan. Hs was ieen intcwN
sbou, o'clock yefsrday morning, and when feen
had en- blue lhort jsck-t, dirty linen trowlers,
and black round hat. Whoever viii apprehend
him, aaa bring him to the fubfcriber,, faaA re-
ceiye the above reward.
CHAS. BRADFORD.
o.. ~. 17t
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N2t1CC.
n4HE Ofice Of the Marine Insurance Compa-
ny Of Alexandra is removed to the house Of Jas.
u. Nickolls.
BY order Of the Bosrd,
b. NICHOLS, Sse'y.
N. B. The hours OF meeting of the Board
are ne fame as ufnai, and the time Of acceptance
Is rxfenaeS. &c four o'clock.
Insurance Dfsce. Sept Is.
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Has imported in the latca thips from England and
Ireland, an az T'men' of
Llsh Laneas and W0OlLe7p Goods,
iuitable to the feafon.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-10

DYvirtue ofa bin Of sale, executed BY
ID Michael M'Kewan to the sutscri-
Ibers, for the purpose of indemnily VIII us
against certain suretyships, win be Sold
at public auction, for cash, ON Modday
the 27th inst. being the first day Of l,ne
Court, sundry articles, as follows, liz.
Two Cows and . Calf, one Cart Ind
Geers, one Beam Scales Chains and ten
Fifty-sixes, four Feather Beds and Bid
ing, four Bedsteads, one set Chiitz
Curtains, one Silver Can, three Skier
Table Spoons, six ditto Tea Spoons, tko
Copper Kettles, one Tea ditto, one iarte
Iron Kettle, four Iron Pots, two Pd.
racks, three Pewter Basons, two p3r
Shoveland longs, two dozen WindsIr
Chairs, three falling leaf Tables, ito
long Tables, two square Tables, ole
Stand Table, one Dutch Oven, one Cub.
board, one Kitchen do. two pair Smooti-
ing Irons, two pair Brass Candlestiel,
one Japan'd Tea Tray, one set of Chin,
one Carpet, two Desks and Drawers,
one Side Board and Drawers, one WI.
ting Desk, one cutting Box and KNIT,
one large Dripping Pan, one Griddlk,
one pair small Scales and Beam.
JOHN O'FERRALL, ana
JOHN DIXON. I I.
Marf;ns6n.g, ~ ~
June 8, 1905. 81. ~ +. :
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-. - '.xs w -. aaaa$ -
SPRING and, SUMNER .
GOODS.

THE subscribers are just opening .
u large and general assortment of
Prime Goods, suitable to the present and
approaching seasons :: And having long
seen the advantages that would arise 70
their friends and the public in general,
was 4 suitable person, with good capi-
tai, to attend the markets Of Ne1V- prk,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, and puft siase
all the cheap things sold at Vendue or
embark in it, Zone Of the concern is now
employed in the above business,) and we
take this method Of informing the Pubfic,e
that we now have valuable assortment
of Cheap Goods, and solicit their early COM
nunicationeither personally or otherwise.
:. JAMES s. LANE, & Co. :.
Shepherds Town, April is, 1905.
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FOUR DOLLARS REWARD.

CTRAYED from the subscriber living
- in Shepherds Town, on Friday the
18th Of April last, q Dark SORREL
HORSE, near fourteen hands high, eight
years old this spring, has remarkable
ill-natured look, and is very hard to be
caught, has black spot near his ,rump
about The bigness Of a mans hand, and
has some grey hairs in his name he was
raised near Garrards Town, Berkeley
County. The above Reward and all rea-
.sonable expenses win be paid for return
ing said horse. ass---
JACOB HAINES..
June ., 1903. i $ssSa.ss4...&
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ON EDUCATION.

The Vine never Aourishes without 1
prop or support. Like the fruit il bears.
4 Is Of a social nature, and rewards the
friendly shade which supportsit, with its
purple treasures. But u suffered to
creep along without prop, L win most
certainly disapp ointthe hopes ofthe plant.
81, and prove barren and useless.
application. 1.
This = Z Sc emblemofy youth, which IL
/ LEFT % itselE wiHnevcr grow up IN wis.
dom or In virtue. To education alone.
must children Be indebted for their mo.
rails, and the care Of the parents il aIways
visible inthe conduct Of the offspring. s
Whena youth has received yirtuous:
and liberal education, no gratitude can Be
ssnf6cient 10 discharge the debt he owes
% his parents-since he Is NOT Only in
,debted 10 them for his being, but also for
III his hopes ofpeace here, and of eternal
happiness hereafter. -:
On the otherhand; he who has been
neglected in his youth, has a heavy accu.
ssti6h 70 bring against those who reared
him, when he comes 10 years of MATURE
y. Evil inclinafions e not checked, win
grow amazingly upon Us, while good
ones, hthey be not properly encouraged,
wil faae and die aRay-and that viii be
100 late deplored in age, which might
have been remedied IN our earlier wears.
How careful then ought parents and
guardians 70 Be Of their charge, of which
they must one day render up an account,
where no idle excuses win Be admitted ;
20 evasion nor equivocafion avail them
Hitbe then found that they have been
eafsless IN this great work, how poignant
WILDE their shame and how severe their
punishment! = 2.
But II they .haye faithfnlIy sdischareed
this trust, committed to themby heaven
itseif, how great yin be their honor, how
glorious the crown Of theirreward!
The education d children i indeed Z
matter Of such consequence, that il con-
Germs not only pirate persons, but the
public n general and that nation win
always be the mostsirtuous and the most
respectable, Whose youth are educated
with the greatest care, and are earliest
instructed inthe duiesof Men and Chris
tians. q;
Thee, like the senerou, vine Win I'll.
HrePay the pious care Of the Pianter--
and, while they are known BY tieir fruit,
viii reflect honor upon he hands thai
reared them.
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!. GOODS {
B. SELBY.
groceries.
SPRHNC and SUlE1fER

Which have been selected from the last
arrivals, and purchased on good terms,
amongst which are GermGn and English
SITHES and CUTTING-KNIVES
of the FIRST quality, Cro1vley and BEstered
STEEL, SHINGLE.NAILS, CAST.
lNGS, On assortment Of PATENT ME-.
DlCLNES, and 4 quantity Of 6ne SIC
kLES, made by that noted workman
Hugh Long Of Pennsylvania, an Of which
ne . determined 70 sen cheap for Cash.
Shsbhsrds 7e.Dn, UaeS, 1908. >>4
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N AT.
Ii iNast-nD ncye fhe hanfsman fads
The kn9efiae snoyp 6ehind the hiN;
Her ssceling tpssm pregnant earth m
bindS, .s4 ss
M ~, a.djsy, er.asiea jfn
Orr ne grossy sfreamitfs brini,
1ellg verdures peep, Themselves =
pieIU g9s-.
ri morn the hbsird insects sit md drinl,
From fosrr,y csps, fhr honied dem.
Deep ctimsoned II he dyes ef spriag, q
On epery side, brodd orchards rise, q
Sefi-zuapilg % tle breese,s b0imy ming,
DGncing Eghts u northern siies.
d dimes sviid, dtpoid 81 shesght,
zhs Robin, through ne day, discanfs ];
z,he fensive Nhip foorsspl, behind the
CT,
Her dirSes e spenisg duy chGuafs,
Besids he rush,f 4 iiqK.d ria,
Llfent, the treSrherons angler stands-'
He wdoes ne pHmlf rod Nth fatal skiiL,
And strings ~ reyrith joyful hasds.
Rrsbs 81 IL tsrl, Asv Calm sfands,
8eside he NJ i-maid at ne co,v
Ihtsaosvy streams ale turns, spith 70.
Rlisl h1nds,
And lalghs, sphiie Colin ,v;tes his 6rou.
&rernef the months, ssts-6hnshing M!
FOREVER bright, forever dear, .
n L. -. $500. 49, g..... a.. In 49,
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i u "A @1REsH SUPPLY Of LEE and
Cos highly approved and valuable PA.
TENT MEDICINE, Is Just rsesiv-
ed. land may Be had at the ofRcs Of the
Intelligeaser.
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N E w STORE.

THE subscribers take leave to inform
Il their friends, and the public gene
rally, that they have removed their Store
across the Street, into the corner Brick
House, near the Market, where in add.
ton to their former stock, they have open-
ed Large and General Assortment of
'.-.~ PR ING =
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GEORGE HARRIS,
..>.-..,. Trustee.

.' t.' ~ 4yHStccs
. Ma,tins1urg, | p. -
fumes, 1908.
N. B. There will also be sundry other
articles sold for Cash, at the same time.
DYVirtue of Deed Of Trust exetu-
ID ted to me, by Michael McKewan,
for the purpose Of indemnifying John
Dixon, Joha O'FerralI William Cor
rel, Philip MeGovran, James Lawson
and Peter Lawson, against certain sure
tyships, win be sold It Public Auction,
for Cash, on the premises, on the evening
Of the same day, about ONE HUM
DRIED and TWENTY TWO ACRES
of LAND, the property ofsaid MeKew-
an, adjoining the south side of Martins.
burg, about IS Acres of which Is laid
of in LOTS Of different sizes, on the
east side Of the new road leading from
Martinsburg to Winchester j. The remain
der Of said Tract of Land lying ON the
West side ofsaid Road, win Be sold to-
gether, or in tWo parcels, a. may best
suit the purchaser. Said Lots and Land
70 be sold by the Acre. .Also--Said
Michael McKeyansintere in the House
and Lot, wherein he now lives, in Queen
Street, Martinsburg. s.
Trustee. il
Mdrtinsbarg, II
June 3, 1905. si III ; 1872. 8.
4 r u
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Which it is their determination to sell. as
cheap as any that can be had in this place.
They pretend not To have q capital so
large, nor concern so extensive, As to
require a partner at all times y to attend
the markets of New-York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, andpurcbase all the cheap
things sold at Vendue or elsewhere, :" in
those three great commercial cities but
tits their intention, and they hope to be
able generally, tokeep very handsome
assortment of lwell-chosen Goods, and
being vain enough to believe, that they
can purchase upon as good terms as their
neighbors, they intend that none shall
underseil them. They now make sin.
cere tender Of their acknowledgements to
their friends for their generous support
heretofore, and viii only expect a. CONT
.puance thereof in proportion to their en-
deavors to please and serve them. They
have at present BARRON q STEEL,
well assorted, and mean to keep con-
slant supply of those useful articles V
Shepherd s.I own, June 8, 1905.
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Dr. Virtue ofa Deed of Trust .zeci.
- ted to me, by Michael Mckswan,
for the purpose Of indemnifyink John
Dixon, John O'Ferrall, and william
Gorrell, against certain suretships,
WILDE sold At Public Auction, for cash,
&C the Court House of this county, on
Monday the 27th inst. being the FIRST day
ofthe Court, 70 be held IN this month,
A WAGON and FOUR HORSES,
and GEERS, . Negro man named IA
COB, Mulatto Boy named DAVID,
one Negro Woman named MILLY, one
Negro Girl named LUCY, one ditto ma
med PHILLIS. The sale to begin at
8 O'Clock. =
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TO applaud his extravaganees As so many
traits Of geninss and bis silly answers o.
Ingenious repartees. The journey %
Brussels has disguised many. Bnona-
parte treated his ministers most cavaliers
II in the. presence Of the Belgians, who
were astonished that man who dealt in
such manner with his agents should be
30 faithfully served. lie Brun wrote Q
confidential letter 70 Cambaceres, &c
which the latter diyulged . part, and
which Buonaparte wished to see, Cam
baceres refused to commit his colleauge.I
The Corsican was furious. . see tsaidi
he. that many things are eoaeeqled fyon,
me, audthat there has brfr a,nch eatai-
Eng uvith OH, selafe ~ ny absences but:
mere my is 10 pc, q sacrifice, Ishdni
knouv houv d, gapern NTH frmness. ~ ]
Portals has been the pegocia,or on this
occasion, and i Is thought he win sue
SSS0s $3.50 - N-trS&4N - - 49, ~ = Z
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LIMOS E0R sAkE.

Two hundred acres, king on the
81 Ell. + lick fork Of Maddy river, d
miles from Russellsyille, Logan Coun-
". Kentackys with an excrilent nevers
failing spring thereon. This tract Is al
bottom that never overfows. 5 s.
- THO haadred acres Wing near the
Donble Lick, seven miles from Rus.
sellsville! The major part of this tract
isbottom that never oveTfows.
$ 7ipo hpsirrd aeres 3 miles FROM Rus.
sellsyille with avery good springs there
q Far haadredaetes s miles fson Rus,
sellsville, lying on the ElksLick fork of
Muddy. river including = spring or
springs, known by the name ofsthe Lick
springs, thrre is asood grist mill within
q mile of this tract. g; A.,
Easvt hundred acres lying on the dry
fork of Eddy, Greek, Livingston County,
9 miles from Eddyylle, avery flourish.
ing town. =. ~ II II = 81 l. q ii ii i
:, Ten after Tracts; four OF 400 and six
Of 200 acres each, lying on the Elk fork
pf Red river, Logan cuaniys eight miles
from Russellsyille! - 81 Il i.
For each Of those tracts: Of, Land i
will give q general 4warrantee., L viii
dispose Of the whole, or part, of the
above described Land, very low for cash
or good hEsiy. young Negroes that are
willing togo to Kentucky with me II. Y
i - THOMAS ". SWEARINGEN.
Near Shepherd 7eSon, II 3
Nearnber n, 1908. &.s
o. Lhaye also fcrsale, one very good
Carriage HORSE and two or three
very good Riding HORSES. ~ # +
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TO BE RENTED. !
=. Andpassissiio,sl kiipra islmeaiiattely

AHaPassftsioa gipfa immeaiately, :.
A DWELLING HOUSE and three
~ half acfsLOTS, situate III Darkes-
vile BueklestownJ lstsfy occupied by,
Samuel Gardner d i Tassfn, for which:
itiswsll cafcuiated, and being on the
main, sosd heading fkem Wine hssser,
Martinshufg nc. Is d good stand for
travellers The house, IS onveaient and,
.toleraby, eommodio,ls, having three
rooms onihe lower and three on the upper
sHoeh ~ish Stables, Kitchen, and o,hsr
necessary buildings. So = f
JOHN GRAY, Guardian fer The
hers ef Ysseph Llss0a, deceased,
- November II, 1905. T.,
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3. N' y J. I'll; JEFFERSON.
War Nth Iioroces.. !,

81 q ,.t 49, WNF tOttW luUJQCtosr 4 Z -
Information was received The nightb fore
last BY our government, that, the, empe-
ror Of Morocco had declared war Against
the United States. Captain Bainbridge
ofthe frigate Philadelphia, came up with
1 friga.e of22 guns belonging, 10 the em.
peror Of Morocco, and sent an oficer.to
board. He was at 6rstfefnsed permissf.
on TO board, but upon Captain Balm
bridges threateningto give him 4 broad.
side she yielded. Captain Brown, COM
mander Of brig from Boston, and II
men were found in her holds Captain
Bainbridge Immediately released the
men, retook the brig and sent his Impe.
rial Majesty yessslto Gibraltar. The
council was sitting yesterday, 70 devise
ways and means to meet this new, diff
Guilty. ss,t. .3.pzgsss !; y Wash. Fed. ]
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sssi As chief etat major Of the camp a..
semhled ct St. Omara. NJ !: I ,t< ~. !
Cen. Berthier, ministerofwar, Is ap.
pointed major general Of tle army Of En-
gland, and Mr. Digan Is appointed ni-
mister Of war, pro. tenn. : s = s,s.: NJ 7
They also mention, that the English
frigateshave frequently 6redonthe town..
particularly Dieppe, 81. Valory, Boulog-
ne, and along the French coast and
that Halet Efendi, the ambassador Of
the Ottoman Porte, TO the French court,
was arrived q Strasburs, on,his way to
: Paris. 81 II L ri 3 go, q . :
., r Captain Arnold mentions that the pre-
Parations for the invasion of Engishd
were still going on'with the utmost vigor,
that It was computed they had already
= three thousand boats complicated, that
while they were amusing tie British
with their small boats, the ship yards
twere all employed in something of aiarre
east, that IN September, Al Rochelle, the
French had launched TWO ships Of i2o
guns eash, and athird was nearly ready
sfor launching. That Ill the vessels of e.
verykind, except the fishing boats, were
: prevented going %. sea BY order rbf the
First Consul; with, II isfsapposed, an
sfintention IF detainiAg NE as<amsn for the
:;use ofthe proposed invasion. itss.ssass 4
"a Il Capt. A. further mentions, mat there
ioNss M army Of &c, 600 men at Bayoune,
swhichit was said, hourly expected Or
kttlefs ID skfNrch intD pov<tinal thht II was
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NEW.YoRK, October 81.

| - -iws r <r I:
~ NEW.YoRK. October ~. s, ! !,
In. . 10. Z. 90 4. 81. go, 9,
+ !. $3.50 FtlE.sc..su = ~ .a,I 80
e. - ~ ss e. TO- - ~.
-. II ~ a s,'.fNr,s Z. -
news 81 pssr .re.s :rh. Psr;s 49,.
sre nj x 49, ~ ), bef or. rec..;y.d l r.
As.. -. San. -, - -, = ....
one os,be ns;Ic;raT Is, IN -.
,Io,d ~ = 80 - .
ts.;,n,;ot 80 .c,,..,:,, -, - - Sy.;s:,,
Ir;,hr.rss - ssn,s ,.r..,f 49,, = cI.h,ssf
Ssn.s,., -
',n,Fs ,i.,sl 4, n. ,I;.l - RI
shsrn;.r - 80 - 3.
rI.r i 4 3 ~ ITxgE S ar 80 Tssl; ), ),
-. a me Slsr VS. 81 !, tns crown reading
!ne1t = me PRISONER and inform.
ing him that jury country had
i0and him guilty and then asking N the
Asaal torW why sentence should not be
PASSED against him. ha prisoner in q
most animated sPeseh, renlfte with the
most elegant LAM hsge. avoWed his be-
ing ons OF the Plos islonal GoYernment
VINO iysusu tne frociamaflon that ne
gsofisd y ms salfe. and that as he had
'sare atly exposed his lite TOR q, he would
,nbttnoW shrink from Expressing his sem
samsasss aItho with thsshaltes nearly q
1oav. hls,nsek that e trusted the court
would allow hun 10 express 4 sentiment
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Ektrsef sfa lesirr aafed Gi5ratSr SEP.
=. 81 / ia 1905. ~ < - =

4 /" No material incident happened on
our voyage nor here until To- day, worth
recital. Captain. cambridge touched
here on his way to Join the Squadron, 8
days ago, and this morning to, the sur
prise OF the inhabitants came in with q
Moorish ship and an AmerieAn brig her
prize. whifh She Md captured of Mala-
ya. Capt. b. fortunately fell III with her
off Cap, de CAT. This- At once disco
,yers to the Americans that the Emperor
of Morocco II about putting his previous
hostile and malevolent threats now into
execution against the United States. =
Comm0dore Morris IS expected here
hourly With the squadron and some Tri-
Politan prizes There was in the bay 8
days ago twd Moorish eruizers, who af-
fected % be loo king out for Genoese, by
asserting they were At war withthat pow
err. IA q "a
4 aItisthe prevailing opidion Of the
people here, that the United States
might IS well De at war with the whole
powers Of the Bartsary States as with 1
yresency. Ifthey would send out
. formidable feet to batter their towns
and destroy their erpizers which wih be
tie only thing that win render your
flag respectable, and gain 4 permanent
peace andrcspcct fromthe Savages. The
Emperor Of, Morocco b now 1t TahtKiisfs,
about fifteen miles from here E
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