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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21
b ne Governor 81 Tbs eoyrtosveeitb Of vbginia,
A PROCLAMATION.

A PROCLAMATION.
Ma HEkEAS 1t is represented to the Execu-
w tive, that Joseph Cal1weI and NoostS
Person, confined for horse stealing, and cslien
D.mrory, confined ioi murder in the second de
gree have (the two former for the second une)
escaped from the penitentiary. Ihave therefore
thought IN, with the advice ofthe councilof state
to issue this proclamation, hereby Offering 4 re-
ward OF one hundred dollars for each of the con-
vies SO escaped, to amy person or persons who
shall apprchend and conrcy them or either ofthem
TO the penitentiary. And dc moreover require
all officers civil and military, and exhost the good
people of the commonwealth 10 use their hes, en-
deavors TO appreherd aud convey 10 the peniten-
tia~y aforesaid the said Joseph Caldwell, Robert
Peirson and Cullen Deumory.
Given under ny hand wiki the ssal OF the CONF
L. S. n'onwealth annexed at Richmond, this SIst
day ofNIarch. 1894.
Signel, 5oRN P4GE.
Joseph Caldwell, convicted of horse stealing al
| the district court of Washington, May 1869 bonn
in the county Of Charlotte. feet II inches high,
81 yearso Old, Gair complexion, dark hair and blu,
J eyes, has bad counienance. and when spoken tc
cannotlook youin the face.
| Robert Person, convicted OF the same offence
at the distril court octhe Sweet Springs. Oeobe,
1902; born in ghc county of Boetourt, feet hieh
% years old. fair complexion, dark hair and bne
eyes. very thin viaage, and has downlook; also
has the appearance ofbad health
Cullen Demmory, I dark muiatto. csnvt6fed Of
murder in the second iegrec, 1t t,e dis,ria court
OF Suffolk. May, 1891 born in the county OF
Southampton, 5 feet II inches high, y years
DID, black haiT and black eyes, andvery Thin viS.
Sc.
Caldwell and Peirson made their escape from
the penitentiary the 10th OF April last and were
retaken in this counties Of Boteto urt & Washing
Ton, and were both tried for escaping and sen,en.
ced TO two years additional couCucment the
former by the distria court OF Washington in
Sept. last and the latter by the district court held
at the Sweet Springs in GA. following.
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Bacon Hams.


The fubferiher ha received parcel Of very fine
Hams, which he " 10 isll on moderate terms. Az.
ply at Me6rs. Wa. Brown r. Co.'S.
J4A1ES BROW.N, Yr.
June roth, RIOS II
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a new line of STAGES

re subscribers have established ? inc Of GA
geS from Fredericksburg. by the Orange Springs
% Charlot'esvi'le. where it will meet the s,s@e
enss runs 70 taunton and tie Sweet Springs !,
commenced on the 9TH of Iuly-lsavce F,ede-
Ticksburg every Wednesday and Fridav =, d ~
clock p. m during the summer, and arrives =,
charlottesville on Thursdays and Sauyd,v, =.
. p; m. Returning, leave charlottesville everv
friday and Sunday at 4. a m. and arrive =, Fr:
dericksburg every Saturday ard Mondav a.,
~ They hatter themielves that the great nc
So'0daon This hne OF stages offers TO the pubs
he, will ensure liberal encouragement. r1''
POLLARD G' ABRAHAM
July 10, 1904. -ol1
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SUNDRY SLAVES,

Consisting of men, wor,en and children, one
Brood Mare, about years old, by Lamplg h,er,
twosmal Horse Colts. about years old. Ly Anne
ricanus, the noted Stud Horse called Hanover,
one Wagon and Geer, and Rcrsos, ore excel.
.snt Chair Horse about years old, ami che Bay
Mare Colt, by Aneficanus
GEO: WM SMITH.
Richmond. Iuue 80, 1904. IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21
Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

DY virtue ofa deed of trust executed by Rich
- ard Dabney OF King William county, to Inc
subscriber, to secure and satisfy debt due from,
the said Richard to Cornelius Dabney .adrninis,ra-
ter with the will annexed ofOweu Dabuey, dec.
will be offered to SALE, OH the fourth Wedres-
ia; in July next, atthe courthouse of sald coua-
y, to the highest bidder, for ready paymcn,, in
cnrrent money.
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NOTICE.

ANDw. sTEVENsON. IL q ID
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21

N. b. Any orders for the above, viii be reeeiv.
ed and pundually attended to il left at my shop
as above, or at MIR Pri,chard's Book store. where
the model may be sesn.
sTo Old Weights and Psllies, OF any Old Ne
tai, will be received in payments SB.
July @, 1904 If
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APPLICATION OF MANuRES.

~ what era or Rage of this decomposition
of vegetable aud animal fubhances can they
ne mott aovautayruaiy applied - th< ii;;tir-
pofts Of agriculture? and fecondly, at what
time Of the year?
/. n refpe6t to the era of the progrefs Of the
dccOinpoftion in manure-heaps, in which they
may be mof rdvantageouny applied in agricul-
ture, the particular plrpote Of that application
NUT he attended TO. Where they are defgned
10 h frreaj on the furface Of grlfs lands, as
tOp-drefi3g, the Accommodations Of vegetable and
animal recrenents lhoud be permitted TO 60
through the various fpontaneous procehcs OF de-
competition, which begin with the Elccharine
aud mucii8ginous tate, and end with the pro-
dut{ion ofcafhonic l)earth, with many kinds of
Intermediate lamentations, if they may bc 70
called, which accompany or fucced each other,
and which believe to be more in number than
have lad names applied TO them.
But that leis the fcrtilzjng materials, whe-
ticr of fOubI. folds, or Of fluids, or Of gates, l2I
may be lon in thelc ferries of ferrneniauons; ii
il very advantageous arrangement TO cover
them with fol, when tbc ir6 fermentation is adj
vanced, rs is known by the production Of conf
d,rahIe heat or when the putrcfactive one has
commenced, wliichfs known by the fmell OF vo-
iai.lea lkaii, (2)orofhydco Ply thismethod
H. 90 great tapii;ty OF thefr lamentations ir
shec q ard the HuiJ part ct fhc manure is re-
tanned by the addition of tee foil below, and the
gzteous p BY Stat above; and If 20 this be
aficrwarjs added proportion Of lire, which
ty MI irg with thcnitrors = acid may retain il
tr',n ryh, iaiiou or from aiuSation, every thing
~ Ifscsd thatJf can accompliih.
Whcr, U..ruicheaps aic 10 be pioughed in.
t@ .iaycg y IS whies ave nsbls % become toe
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
CHARACTER or CURRAM

IP itwere worth while to combat the notion
that deficient, that nobility, ihould alone be a
psdport to honor and virtue, the hiftory of this
man would furniih the refutation. From no
worm-eaten ftatutes from no mutty records of
mobility, does ne derive his title to honor or his
claim to reputation. He iearched no berald,s
Office for the purpofe of afcertainng the age Of
his tribe he bribed no court favorite to revive
fome title, which was extinct, in his favor. The
ftar and garter, with all thofe other gewgaws,
which amule 70 many children in the fhape of
men, held out no temptation to him. Over
looking all fuch puerile and ANGLE diltinGtions,
he threw himfelf on the refources of his mind,
reiting his claim on the judgment Of his cotem-
poraries and poferty.
To the unaccommodating fpirit of the Spar
tan is joined, in him. the poiih, the decacy of
Athenian manners. Now, he reaches the point
in debate by few bold and nervous fentences,
eXprefed with laconic vigor and epigrammatic
fpirit: Now, his words appear TO move only
~ the rnelCdious and meafured cadences Of At
tic harmony. The Spartan economy is forgot
ten, and an imagination, luxuriaht beyond all
account, is permittedto range as it were in def
plight Of controul and in deriiiOn of method, in
al the fpottiVenefs of mirth, and all the poigHan-
cy of fatire.
The voice of This man happily correfponds
Win ulo SCiiluS, Cduly, W ITO NOi'dto dnO iGh-
Utility, accommodating itlef to the feveral paf
iions he wiihes 30 convey. 1t is a clear medi-
I'm by which ne is enabled to transfuie his fpi-
rit into his hearers, and kinde in their hearts
an enthufafm in defence of liberty; which,
like the Greek fire, is not afterwards to be ex-
tinguihed.
When his foul is eniamcd with the frantic
excefes Of tyranny, the darknefs on his brow
gives notice of the tempef that is gathering
while the lightning in his eye, an unerring pre-
curiOr, announces the thunder that is to follow
His inve6tive is keen, is terrible, is defoatiug
The great lords of the court trembe on theil
benches, funounded by guards and clad in pur.
! pie and erTnin; Whit, like miniter of divine
wrath, ne denounces againt them the vengeance
OF heaven, and the curfes OF polterity. The
| fpies of the government have been known &c
faint under his examination, aledging that theJ
were unable to bear the fire of his eloquence &
the torture of his interrogatories.
He is fmall of Failure, and of village fallow
aud wan but when he opens his lips, his per.
ional defe6is vanilh bis failure reaches the
clouds, and he appears to be alone, graceful &
ilovelyin the creation. You are under fpecie,
of enebantmcnt 6nilarto what Horace alIude,
.. TO ~ his Art of Psetry, when the RiHu drama.
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tiit tranfports you fometimes to Thebes and
iometlmes to Athens. Curran is indeed ma
gcian, who enchains the imagnations of his
hearers, and the fpell is of iiich potency, that
neither wiidom nor ignorance have any charm to
refia it.
When he harangues in defence of the rights
of mankind, the mott bigotted are in love with
liberty andvirtue whllt, with matter hand,
he pourtrays the miferies of Ireland, not dry
eye is to be feen the court is drowned in tears.
Corrupt juries, packed and empannelled for the
ipecial purpofe of condemnation, foftened and
touched by his eloquence, reign to him their
victim; the prifon doors fly open at his ap-
proach; the chains fall from the hands of the
victims. He is the angel of mercy, whole lips,
touched with fire by the Almighty, whifper
hope in the dungeon of deipair, and ipeaL deli
verance to the captive.
But to form correct climate of this wonder
tul man, you mutt confder him, not merely As
an orator, as man diitinguiIhed only in Jingle
walk or department of literature. Men in pc
neral have their fort or frong ground in which
hes their peculiar excellence and ftrength. But
this is not the cafe with him in every thing he
is great: in every thing equal. He is, as il were,
centre in the circle of the licences an attrac-
tive luminousfocus,on whichraysare incehant-
ly falling from ali parts of the orb (: a profound
mathematician logician, acute, iubtlc and
Pertuaiive: philosopher, elegantly speculative
and profoundly erudite wit, fometi;nes laih-
ing vice with the wrath and Indignation of Ju-
venal, ometimes tittering at folly, with the eIe-
CANT and courtly irony OF FiacCus politician,
clear lighted, fteady and incouuptible an ora
tor realizing and tranfcending the definition of
cicero. CETERA DEsUNT.
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BALTIMORE FRENCH COLLEGE.
NorIcE TO PAKENrs.

fuccellive entry of pupils ;hroughthe courfe of the
year, have brought a refolution of fixing OF the
month of September the ONLY period Of admiIion
for boardcrs: that being the time Of recon-
mencement of The fchool after the great vacation.
Perlons deGrous Of FIGURING places for their young
friends, lIould be early in their applications, as from
the prefent number it IS apprehended the College will
ioon be full
Baltimore, 18th AuguG 1904.
NJ B. The Editors of newspapers throughout the
United States, requelted to give the above adver-
tienent many Infections in the courle of the month
rs may be convenient.
profpe6lus of this innitution may be leen at the
Office of the Enquirer.-- [eW 1t.
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EDUCATION.

'fiE Tygeoa' Of W'ireJsEr Aeadmy ae7pai1f be
6abHt, Haf Be La,ia, Gyeek ant Fyeeeb ian7uages,
fagober 7oib H'yiag, Aybmae, Cc9e,a5by, Br NE IF
he GLobc Eueiid and Tie bya67ieai 5,aaebei ofbe Mr.
br~aiiet, are taught tie AeaAmy, by byaeedI maj
Ter anil lis qlfanfs
TIE Ebesl Is proUjtd zpifb CiJes and Hfa6,, J6y Bs
S gff5e b7Vr, eigsi 7Oifb Tds4se, amt EAt7yieaI
1lgeii7e; 5oib an Iir-ba46, Ep9omeieys, amt of51,
Pats sfa Cbemiea and Pbiobtied a6barafa5, far ma
ling tie goi exbsyic0fs dir Gad etLijay bs mo.
Peyfis' ofB.d6tymf oeqie 1aib.
IN tJiy cxamigatioa5 # lie F5s,i, ne Ti4Rr,s ba0e
bam highly bl,.d 7oib be fiaa Of fsaebiqg md IRE
Prgf-eaey s0fbe Pg6j e0do edye@oly babEy jq a4-
ding, 7eJof 6cy 6ey meG gyeniy hsreyS ne H!iEfy #
Ne igfaqiioa, bni 9pirs HDbht 7aiK IN future, aeii5y
y! de Aea17zy, a Cemyj, efLc7rc, on H. Lazvs ami
Coa9H4ions IF mir faf,, a1dB Uaifedg iai,.
T5E Lsl71rg will eo7@nrs Annually or hr I'm
EEgg4cy IN Dce-m'y, and eoefape until he E7F Of tie
Erel3r 6Tareb, and II f eogt1ly bijs7el iJaf carry
e1cy.ia1 IL Biz bo7,er, grill b. noa b. Bei eailema0 10
ra,ir biz LsS7ye bsa@siFh Gs PaSi,, and rys,fJy #
PRtAe Pa-roaage.
JOHN sMrrTf, P,ged.a srNs 7sgq.s.
Sffsabsr -. ~ 1@r}
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TUNSTALL's
PATENT 7'HRESffIWC MACHINE.

TIE advantages to be gained by farmers, by
J. applying fome efe6tual parts to Thre1ing Ma
chimes, which have greater velocity adequate rength
and greater cheapnes than hitherto and applicable
any machinery, arc universally allowed to be very
great WILLIAM TUNSTALL has obtained a
Patent for fich Improvements; and wines to benefit
the public on the mott resfouable terms. Diari6ta
and individuals maybe now accommodated with Ma
chimes and patent rights, by applying in perfon or b.
letter (PgF baid) to the Paioee, WiAiam Tpaff, a
tie SzUqa TrvsyH, Piet5goei.
N. B. A Mill Wright and iron Worker for the re-
fpe6ivc parts, are wanted-apply az above.
TheIe Machines will hull Glover and tlrefl p ice
Buck Wheat &c: preerved free from grt.--Countcr-
fets will be dealt with as TIE law direGs.
Juiy Ia. eW--tf
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PIRGTNIA, 10 rrr .

PIRGINIH, 7oTlr.
-4T 4 CHANckRr DisTRicT CoUR4 RslD III TIE ros,tr,
CiPi1oL, IN TIE CIR OF WILLLmssrRc, he la,s
dry Of Jaiy, 1904.
GHTsia LaEcl9H, Jeifs5 Dsiarcy crd SaAy-bis
zrr, ard Zaebayia5 Dear:y Plaintiff.
AGAINST
EEea Carrier and Ehzqb-iB bis zpif;, isie Iii
sl6sfb Lra5oyd, sriaSye Of LezviS Luasjoyi
dseg'ea, Harrie. Lnn5feya, Hiram Ln4tI;rR,
Maria Lnnsforf and Darius ". Lnasard,
ebi,e" and eo-b,irs Of tie EId Defend',.
a1faIriag 10 fbe tjaffioa cfbc Corfi ,bat reeib.
erf'i4g sffbr ordsr in dis ea., on tee f y effl,
ore 30Eand og5f bnndrd 0aifbree, in tie 7co fcieze-
ing TIE dndii rboa zrbazs an afiacLasea. fer si-
t9"f"E9fi IN not GsIz"ering BE TN ofhs 5!ais6i katS
"1cf" returned rvessted, fN frg TO agver he fas-e
he Court, en- br ms.an Of tie b1iah6i BY i5ey eonr
a'fD la|r tier 6iHjor sogf;, aid 7riY proceed Q, -
f"'r ay' dee,ee tie matte, tbereeE aa5 t5e Cfa Dc
n3fnt' Q" or 6eoret5e tentb Aqr cl5e tern, axt a,,
"cy ai baVf been Freed 7rfb esby ert5is o,{ey IN,
"eage 10 ne contrary" TIE atfasgfs bqs ,e.,s5 49,
J'fDe' ont ibis Conference.-The, 70 ,lat tgey eaaast 1. -
ved 7tb eeGy cfbe rid order, on sroo7 srtk. s,,,
6y bTr fongf,it is ordered ttaf tie ia An4af, d. a.
par beye on he FRI day .f 5e nrv. term aai :ge, n,
5?ftbe P'aiaf6j, and that ey eibis e,er !, fsy.J-
7D'h i3Tfea in (a,7e ae7gate oibs ely Of RieJyogd
J.' f5'" months Jfeaee, and f9ed .! tie fran Ga, Of
fbe/oTA4er CaS!g!ia ibis City.
II Copy,
N2t72T LNTHONr- ROBINSON r r
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n O I'll C f.
Department OF State,
esd of May, 1901.

/ HE Office of Supervisor of the Revenue for
= the Diitrict of Virginia being discontinued, and
the unlimited bunefs Of the fd Office transferred to
Revenue Whole accounts have not been nall, .d; '
ed and paid are hereby informed that they are nov,
reqgeited to call at my Office, in the city Of Richmond
without delay and pay the balances due to the Uned
Statts-And thoie whole lands have been fold in the
diltria of Virginia by authority of an aa Of
OF the United States for non-payment of the Dire9
lax, may redeem 1uch lands by paying to me wiki,
the time limited, the principal COTS and fees as the law
directs ''e &C."
Asmolt OF the aforementioned lands were fold IN
Dec 1902 the privilege Of redemption viii contipn.
until December next.
The money received by me for the redemption Of
the laid lands will be returned the purchaer with
interet at the rate of 25 per per annum on the
Purohaie money, to the day on which it may be maid
10 me- JOSEPH SCOTT.
Marlhal V.D
I' eP-tf,
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HNTHONr ROBINSON, C. C.
WANTS EMPLOYMENT.

q YOUNG MAN who writes an excellent
a. hand, and has been accuitoned TO Booy- Krrr.
ING Tor the ait nine years He can come well recon,
mended Tor his fobriety and attention to buiineGs
leser to A b. and left with the Printer here
of fhall be duly attended to-
Angyf 90. rcw.e7
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DOCTOR WILSON.

EAS taken Gas temporary reGdencc) the
( 4 houfe lately occupied by Doctor ADAMS, oppo-
lite the Bell Tavern, and intends to combine the
APOTHECARIES BUSINESS with the PPAC.
TlCE OF PHYSIC. He is now opening part, and
expects receive by the arrivals from Philadel-
phia, the balance Of freih and very general fupply
Of MEDICINES, and other articles in the Apotheca-
ries Line, which will be fold on the loyeh terms.
~ Orders from the country, Recipes, &c. will be
carefully attended to.
June 81. TeWGn1
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d. %, ooo...D. loooo.....D. 5000
Il GREAT R4RGALM

HE tiEribers apt5orjt;d to SN by b,ivatc Ill
L o" liberal terms, and if net djpscdJ{y he feoaa
Monday in Dseem5s e.ag zu on tiaf n.y. attbs Earls
1aVrr, in tbs CRY IF iebmoad petiycy s at BpJiie
aat'io1, zoiAof rfree, for eae tie moisy sa 94,glJe
TRACT OF LAND, Containing 1880 acres, in Spatfyl-
saaia county, 4cifbiA fzventy miles Of Fre4tyie5pg Tx
fraa is commonly kno10n BY tie name Of aynei,, and ad-
joins tie ia'd Of f0bn KenHey fobn 14iieLsR Thomas
J''"e' and 0fte,, TIE z7oAy IL ib4f Part neareR 5e
tO1oH IF Fylsr;etjBu,g.
PRoSSER q 11ONCURE, V. MS.
September 90. G2am tAI
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MEG ONARY.

A LEXANDER PLAINEvH.LR reIneafi,llr
L n aegnaias tbe 1Je liz general and tie citizens o.
Rebmoad and its negJborbOod parfeur that be ba,
commenced tie CONFECTYONHR7- ard CORDIAL
1oor blOro Mr.. Snpi Pleaats boil fare, ltey ocsu-
pied BY Mr.. JaeoJ Nbeaton..7oLeye Be zrW eo1auiy
Keep for lie eVe;y arfiee in bis line Of
larry CORDIHLS and PRESERVES, C1lKES, tJe.
~ Orders fran tie country zvW Be carefully 4aa
Pr0nptiy executed. eW3t
Sc6teLrbcr DC.
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WANTED ON HIRE.

a WOMAN without Child who is good Cool,
L - Waiher, and ironer. Liberal wages are Offered
Tor one who can come well recommended
Atso-A GIRL, from IL to To- who has bee,
aeeuitcmed to wait in houfe. Apply at the Enqui-
rer Office. Co...
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l. o A T S u G. A R,

OF an excellent quality, either by the hogf-
~ head, barrel, or Jingle LOAF. The fupply
will be regular and large.
ALSO-BAR IRON, by the ton or Jingle
bar: IRON CASTINGS of various kinds, by
the ton or Jingle piece, among which are few
tons of so and 60 lbs. weights.
ssa MICAJAH DAVIS.
rg1th of 18th mo. 1904. TeW6m7
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Low FOR READY MONEY.

FOR fale, an able NEGRO MAN, who has
been accuitomed to the uie of the fpade and
fcythe, and who will make a valuable abourer to a
matter reiiding in the country. Apply at the Office
of the Enquirer.
Augnf 5. eW4w
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~ NOTICE rs HEREB1' GIYEN,
HAT a Petition will be prefented to the
u General Anemby, their next SeiIion, for the
faie OF the Glebe in St. Marys Parih in Caroline: &
the inveiiture of the intere of the Money thereby
raiied in the preient Incumbent, 70 long as he may
continue to act as iuch in the faid Parifh
CAROLINE, Auguh 1T, 1904. Tew3ml
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Mediterranean Pnss6oris.


ri Office is hereby given, that it has been
: deemed expedient to change The form of
the Mediterranean pafport iiiued TO ,vefIels of
the United States; that from the sth day of Ju-
y next, thoie Of the new form will be ifued AZ
the cuitom houfes to every veflel, FOR which ap-
plication may be made on compliance with
the terms prefcribed by law and flirendering the
former paiiport of which ihe may he ponSiTed,
Ii any, in which lattercafe TO fees will be requi
red for the exchange: and that by an arrange
ment agreed upon by the Barbary powers witt,
whom we are at peace, either the old or the
new form Of pailport viii be fufIicient to pro.
tctt the vefels of the United States, from cap
tire until the III ofJuly 1905, after which the
old form of pahport vii! be unavailable and the
new one alone in ufe
Department OF State, }
esd ofMay, 1905. 5
1bePITnterS ctf5f ia7vS cjrtbe United States are
rsqnsQed to insert fbe aboz,e in their GnsefteJ
tzvife a 7veeh for The space ofe months, and tie
Co!!eaorJcftbe eyfoms TO keep eopies Of it rolled
&o in their 26Fess.
June, Q.
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