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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-08
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF KLNC'J BENCH.
WEDNESDAY, May 7.
The King ~. Tuckford and Others.


The defendants, FIVE in number, were brought
up IN cuftody OF the gaoler of Lincoln, to re-
celve the ientence of the court, they having been
convicted ofafIauting prefs gang in the town
of Bottom, and with having committed great outs
rage and violence againf their perfons.
Mr.. Juftice Grofe informed them, that they
had been convicted Of srievous offence, inaf4
much as they had ailaulted and obfruGted men
IN the execution of their duty; a duty hazard
Gus and unpieafant as it was, but which the ma
ture of the fervice compelled them to perform.
duty too, that mutt exit 70 long as it was ne.
ceflary The country fhodld have fleets and failors
to protect it; and thoie who obfrueted that du-
ty, were guilty of high mifdemeanor and con-
frequently breach of the law. Looking into
the facts contained in the cafe, he could not help
obierving, that if any of the prefs gang had LOTT
their lives, the defendants before him would
have been arragned for murder, and the moft
dreadful consequences might have refulted. He
ihOuId repeat, that as perfons employed in the
impress fervice were bound to perform their dr.
~, no man ought to prevent the execution of it
and If they were oblfructed, they had a right TO
claim protection from the laws as well as men
engaged in any other defcription Of authorized
iervce. Upon the whole, therefore, and taking
into confederation their former peaceable and
good conduct in the town of Bottom, the Court
ordered and adjudged that they be impfiloned
three months in Lincoln Jail, and that they fur
Their enter into arecognlzance, each in loOl. to
keep the peace for two years.
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c 0 ND TITO n S.

I. The Enquirer will appear twice
week...Dlring the felton, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or supplementary half
iheet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment will be FOUR
DOLLARS per aRnuin, TO thoie who
fubtcribe previous 20 the 9th Auguft,
after which, the price will be FIVE
DOLLARS, in advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENTS from thofe who
do not iubfcribe to the paper, :hould
they not exceed iquare in length,
fha!l be inherited for f7'mty5fUe cents
the frft time, ffiy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion tbirty-tbree cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
w. SUBSCRIBERS ihall have their adj
vertifements inherited for fjfg cents
the fri time, and t5irty-tbree cents
for every additional infertion.
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| the palace Col. Puffy, iGen Col. Tortet
dsm ; Citizen Chadalaz, InipeGior of thereyiew,
OF the guard: The following Generals, viz
Berthier, Chief of the Etat Mujor General; Ser.
rurier, Governor ofthe invalds; Simon, Licute.
nant commander oftheInvalids BrouGier, com.
mander of the carlton OF Paris; Saint Laurent
director OF the artillery Santon, director of the
dSbot de Ia lgaer,r: The following Adiutants.
VIZ: Commander Borel, member of the Etat
Major General Doucet, Chief of the Staff OF
the Governor of Paris; Xavier, Col. of the 18th
regiment Bazaucourt, Col. of the 18th Gen.
LaiaIlc of the veterans Gen. Dupleflis of the
10th Rennoiilenet of the 1T regiment of the
municipal guard Rabb of the cd ditto; Gui-
tor OF the 1T OF the Cuirafficrs Gouget of the
dragons of the municipal guard Faivre, chief
OF the Staff of the Invalids Labade, director
of the engineers.
The members and head clerks of the differ
ent administrations, repairedthe fame day tothe
officers OF the minifters, in whole hands they
took the oath preicribed by the organic Scnatus
Confultum, and which runs thus--I E1vear obe-
6iencs TO the contribution Of THE Empire, and tide
lily to the Emperor.
the troops of Paris took the fame oath in the
Champ de Mars.
Under the French Monarcb5, tie title of
Connef0bhe zva5 Si1en to tie. fyR military officer
of' tie Cr0zvn be qv05 commander in chief of
RE armies, Se. Sci is pye/i.m0bie, tbaf the
dignity efCoHnefa6leotrtbe Empire, embraces tie
/N'ae, 3not greater po7Ue,y.
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LExttaordinary DeeiEon.
L1Hdo7, Abtfi &c.
WAN Us. WALTERS.


In this cafe a very intereRing and material
point was decided by the Court, after much
learned argument Ivy the Council on each fde,
Mr. Erlkine, Mr.. Garrow, and MIR. I.a,ves, for
The defendant, in fupport Of the uonlIit, and
Mr.. Gibbs and Mr.. Marriott, for the plain,iff.)
The nonfuit was efablifhed on this ground
The defendant promled thus, in writing "
viii pay SCI. FOR --- Hall (due by him nv his
acceptance by half pait four O'clocl to-diy."
No confederation for this undertaking appear
ing on the face Of the memorandum, Il was de-
cided By the Court that no parole evidence of
the agreement was adinifible, and the written
paper containing no confederation, proved oniV
Hnfpm ba7nn. It nun be intereGing 10 the
public Gn the trading world pgrticulSrly,) to
tnow that pronife to pay the debt Of another,
hcuid not only be reduced to writing, buf that
the coqfderofioH fo/abpotf .G.tb bromie, AoaId
aJo 6e(et forth III tie tyyifiag.
The council of rate Of the Jtqi,an r-nyl,,i-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-08
LONDON Irnc

A new Military Captulaton is to be formed be-
tween Spain and the Helvetic Cantons, by the con-
lent OF BonaPare 1t is to be pToPoled BY the Lam
damman5 to the different Regencies of the Cartons at
the next Diet; and the following are its leading fea-
tures;-" Each regiment is be competed Of two bat
talions and each battalion of company Of grena-
dlers and four companies of folders Sy or Germans
from the age of TO 30, only TO he received into
theic regiments and to be each FIVE feet one inch
French mealure. They to be Of the Roman Ca
tholic relgonthc chiefs Of theie corps can enlit no
recruits either in France Spain. The capitalization il
to continue lor 50 years.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-08
. Foreign Intelligence.

CONFIRMATION Of Foreign Aapiees, reeeized BY the
./6ip5 Logan from MantS, and Montesua.a
from LiUeroooL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-08

~ M0'ifs'---TIiE Commiffioners above mani
Houie in the town of Alexandria, on the 9Th of Sep
TENDER next, agreeaby the aoreiad articles of ao
CATION.
Inc Paymentswill be received either fpece or the
notes OF the Bank of the United States and its various
branches or in the notes of any of the Banks from n
York to Norfolk, ncluiive
Auguit 8, 1904. Iawaw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-08
MAY 81.

The Emperor of Germany has granted to the
French Emlgrants, relident in his dominions. the
privilege of wearing the diftin9ive badsesof the
order of St. Louis.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-08

The council of rate OF the Jtqi,an r-nyl,g-
has decrecd, that pouumeni fbaI be rlfcJ to
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-08

In the Court of Kings Bench on Thurfday,
an information was fled by the Attorney Gene.
raj againa w. Goblet, P. Porcupine] for a
libel in his PoLificai RegiRer, on Lords Hard
wick and Redeflale, Mr.. Juit.ce Oiborne, and
M. Mariden; the object of which, according &c
the Attorney General, was to brag the Irii
Government into contempt, &c. After the ne.
ceiiary proofs had been eRabliihed, Mr. Adam
poke At tome length for the defendant; anc
Lords n. Smart, and Mimic, MeGieprs Wind
han, York, Reeves, SC. gave teRimonv in "a
vour Of lis character and principles when af
tera ihort charge from Lord ErenborouCh til,
Jury found him Gmihy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-08

CniLbetf PozveH,
William HargSorRe,
Tbomas J/o7veN,
Jacob H26maa,
fame5 II. Hooc,
RoJert Tong,
james Keith, Jun.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-08

From the prc'ent Rate Of the Cape of Good
Hope, there is little doubt Of its falling an eafy
conquet to the formidable expedition now fit
ting out ; and the only qucGion is, whether,
when attained, il will be worth the purchsie
Many of our mott experienced officers are oil
opinion, that il is by 40 means of that inpor-
lance which fome perlons fcem to attach to it
General Sir Alured Clarke, Il is row faid, will
have the chief command Of the expedition, al-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-08

The caule Of the removal of Lucen, we beg his
pardon, q his Royal fiiigneis Prince Lucien Bona
Parte to Italy is now obvious. He to be offered to
the Queen of Etrura, and, after his marriage, will
be created King-Kng Iucien the frf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-08

Eliza ..Jaaaey,
WiiHan F1f&Lgg6,
1bomas SqcaAa,
Charles Lee,
.79tPb Riiae,
Wilii0V, EIodgioH,
PLineas JIaay,
.flmcs Patto1,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-31
r. A Farm Wanted.

THE fubfcrbcr wines 10 purehalc FARM
of moderate fizc, pcGeGsd of ufeful improvements
and natural advantages, in either Of the counties
of Fairfax, Prince William, Loudoun or Eau.
quier for which payment will be made IN hand
Francis L. Lee.
Auo -. 2xylf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-31
I1oenty FsUe Dollars REWARD.

RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber's farm, in
sthe coui.;y OF Alexandria, diRria Of Columbia,
L Mulauo man called MATT COOK, about
feet high, between IS and 40 years of age, ong
hair which he wears tied, L9ek Of rbife hair on
The front of his head, little TO tbe left, coop
H. BIZ trades he has feveral fears or his arms and
ESr!&s fear On his back occadoned by lcald,
|aad everal marks from whip; he is very fond
g drink and gambling he took with hirs va
'isty~of clothes and fomt, cooper's toels. He
eroied the Potomac al Georgetown few days
ince, aud will probably make for Baltimore, as
he has been very aoxioos fer fon,e time pait to
|so to fea. will give the above reward for
ieeuring faid islow 10 any Jail, 70 that get
IN sgair, or thirty doAars, with Reasonable
slaIges if b,oughs home. Is Ali matters Of
',Hsls aud Others are forewarned hatbouring. en-.
flOgmg or caring OF laid fellow at their peril.
c. F. Whiting.
Ioly II. d
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public Sale.
n, TUESDAY next,

a IN 4 ~ IL y ~ 4 4 Z eA~S>~S
.o.c,Dck. Wills f~id.as the Vendoe Store,
K u M
i bbds. and bis. French BsaOdY IN Pipss'
cinio pipes and bis,
W. 4 : sod Apple Dandy IN bis.
s,s,r IN hhds. yierces and bis.
S c.. .ss s,... Soap and boxes.
Mould and dipt Candies J
p,i6ns in kegs, boxes and Jas,
Fps in key and ifaiis'
ns ems Wac il crates.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
&e.-ALsss
IA Variety Of DRY GOODS.
saopg which are
] Cloths. Coanngs, Kerlemefes,
Dsf6l, iPlsins, A,ricys, Negro Go'synss
s.,ges EI3fticks, blue Fgiezes.
caIimancses, RuiIyls, Yam Ssoek'sgss
Ch,n.zss ana CStieoess
Trh Liners, S,le6a do
Osnabures and FickleaburGs,
Muslin and Muslin Hanakerthiefs,
India Moslins and Table Csoshess
bahama Handkerchiets,
Colort'd Threads, Hats and sandfy other
ticles.
upuf "a.
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WGnted to Hire,

FFLIEttW % IItfts
A feryant woman: For one we'll acquainted
With Cooking, Waiting apd Houfe Wsrk gems
'sily, liberal wages will be given.
Apply 10 the Printer.
Jolly IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-27
80: g.: s~----
LONDON, Iuly 23,

The Matilda, scarteI froa! Madras ~ S
from the Cape of Good Hope, Pat 'n;o"t
Dowts On the 25,h inst. she nas bleI : ', +,
tIe COAST Of France, expecting to Iano -. ~,
prisoners agreeable to her orders. WIZ
she has not been able 20 Go, a, the ff'I,
would not suser any boats or ships 20 '"'
their ha, oours, although the usual s'5'p
has been made by ihe captain to '''~ ,.
them she was cartel oae attefnP' ".
made bysendins several Of the PRISON.
in boat, with flag Of truce, wniS" ,.
nearing he port was fired at for a eon il. nd
rable time, which obliged ,ne otl'efs ~
men to return to the ship. Inc P'sG .np.
tons in Havre, &c. FOR the INVASION '' .od.
posed to be the cause ofrefuslng all vii ,,ii,.
Nunication with vessels OF every o'''
ton. .ooer
The description in the last Paris j Pr fari.
Of the state OF La Vendee is in ltsSN - tss
ouslv contradictory. According nrnei.
first part Oft, the most dangerous r., r. dc
ples prevail there, such as nothing ~
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Public Nofsce.

TIE Street commiiEonei, have a. two differ.
ent times advert:lsd, that the law required that
all perlons, hoijisg property on itf.sts thae were
paved, lhouId pave The foe; way oPPoiitc their
lot. The Csmsuifioners now give pralc notcs,
;fst eropoiais vii sc received by them on Fuei-
day the goth of this iafaar, from any pcsfao OF
perfons leiiroas 10 contrats TO 30 fash pavement
by the faugse yard, sad foa materials. The
propolals Is Be haudrd il feaied ny, and the con.
.tssa Will be given 10 the lowsa ofef.
Sst.t IN. COZ
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~ q II I C. Z.

I A PETITION will bspfeiented TO the next
benr,al AiI+n8ly Of Virginia, praying an act
nav be peGrd iot removiog the httings OF the
.annty Ccu,e Of Fairfax. TO the town OF Cen
ierv;lle. 10 focn a. D Court Houir ard other pub
IL buildings be erected, which !. is lntenoed
hall be dore BY voluntary iubicnP'i0n.
AuguG 81. -" ."
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Two TraGfs Of Lard,
4 Farm Wanted.

O. a farm Wanted.
Iit. so3f..bsg ~,!tes 70 pnschaie FARM
of mo1rfae fze, pafrfcd OF ulcfai ln'2to gen'ef's
and uayqsai s.gaa.ag,s, III either OF she connfses
ofF4;ftax, Posse William, i ii oun o' f'n
qu;cr for which payment viii be made 10 Rand
Francis L. Lee.
Aug, u. 2sw4t
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- 4 Barkecper antee.
TO petlon q eoad ctssatfsE and cspaof' o.
kcep.ag acceqgss S toous e.{c aeed aPp;y ii'e'si
ialary.ss III bs g,gen. Eoqpire IS ,hs fiope s,,d
Anchor I'ayafn, coruer d Pamela itsset.
,Seut q, CIR
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-27

We learn that the organ Of the Demo
cratic will in Boston, the reaownsti john
Anthony Pasqnin Williams, Editor OF tne
lndepedent Chronicle, is running about
among his acquaintance, 1nqulr.ng 70li(:S Iss
mat 40 .-.7cltet he had ssst 60 r q s'a'l~
ulasesaIready ~ lnt-neioil 70 qu't the eos''l-
fry-andwherc VIII this co1nmotlty oA &c
tioa 80
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06

ieis true that under neither ad-
miniltration, has that fyfem been car
ried to the perfection of which it is fuf-
cePtible, and without the accomplish
ment of which, the patriot ought not
to relt fatisfied. Much, however, has
been done, with 70 confpicuouny good
an effect, as to animate future efforts,
and 10 juitify the hope that at no diC-
tant day The militia will be placed on
iuch a footing as nearly, if not entire
ly to fupercede the ncceility of regu-
lar army. CURTIUS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06

ing p,rticulss occurred tili Friday the zth Oa.
Iat. t8 10. N. long. 81 w. the wind began to
blow had from the n. E. the gale continuing
to iocrealr, accompanied by thusideT, lightning,
rain * heavy its, the pumps conItsnily going.
Next Gay ct A. IA. finding il impoiible to lay
too any longer, determined 10 cut away lie
Inainm "a and lcud before The wind, bat before
thar could be done, wa, truck with whfi-
wind, which move the big on her beam eais,
JofePh Wilder, b:ing in the forecSitlc. wis
drowned-;he ma;atl2lt weat bv the hoad, III:
hatches builted off, the " q 4 flied with Ea;er
and the cargo floating out al each hatch vay--
for our pfeiervI,ion We endeavored 20 lain our
ielves 70 che main. chains, but the fta breaking
furiouils over us, William Davidfon, Wan. Slo-
ry, and the two boys were wsihed away The
foremsf now went by the board, aud day coming
on we beheld mot awful 6Sht, matt and ipsrs
hseing to the wreck. aud the ci,go coming out
of the holi walhsd over US ar this Tim. We
fhpped iea which Rove in the fern aud the
cargo broke out OF the cabbin at o, A. Nj. we
took to the bowfpri,. when William Story and
WIN. Cansron, driied aboard on rh- canbootc
houie. the BOY lhortly alter died the latter part
of the day The gale began to aol:e, but heavy
fea continued.
On Monday, William Story died. We
continued in this dreadful Gtu,tion until Friday
The io'h of Oci. when We diicovered large fhip
10 leeSard, made all the Genals we could bu; in
vain. On the 10th leverai kegs of butter came
out OF the fcrecaAl., ore Of which we inn,cdi-
atcy opened and fed Oh. which greatly increaied
our thidi. On the II f. the mate ~ent out Of
his !e1fcs, sud fchooner psiIei TO leeward 70
near that We could fee every man on deck but
;h:y toek no motto. f Us. On the ,d the mate
died, his blood wedrank and devou'ed part Of
his A IN, snh the Iemsioder ~e caught large
h,rk which proved great relief TO us. On
Wednesday ,ac ,45, az fon rife, hw brig
asndiog ,osa,ii us. AT A. NJ lhe hove tg
and hciaed OUT her boat 10 our sIiRance. an
We were taken on boaid in weak condition..
The veGel proved 70 be III: lnaw Thanes, Capt
Burton, from MaGciTa 10 New. Providence, then
n lar. IS n. lons. 50 W,--'ro the humaae at
I;n'i,n of the ofice's md paGcug.rs We feel our
trlves much indebted. AID ihu, publicly exprris
osr thaoks.
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Doors, SHOES & BUCKETS.

THE fubfcribcr takes this me,hcd to inform
4 the Pobiic in general and his friends in
particular, thar he carries on The Bssf, Sbss. &
barkei- Making buGnels, at hi, Shop t~o doors
wet OF John Gafdpef's, Efq. in the Ferry
Wharf Lane--whcre he 10 ready to attend 10
their calls, having procured the b:ii Of materials
therefor.
G A good workman a, the lsf} mentioned
branch OF buGneis. III he calls foon) will End
employ aHd good wages, by applying TO
JOSEPH DYRE.
Newpou, May IS, 1904. OF
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
NESERTED from Fort Wolcou, lar
~ night, The i've following folders, viz.

nESERTE E ID from Fort Wolcott, iaR
~ nighs, The i've following folders, viz.
CbsT Teyarf, French raa, feet 10 in
ches high, dark eyes, dslk hair Cut III ,rt, dark
f~arthy complexion, abos! 20 years Of age; had
on blue rouud- about jackGs. red calTimere
ve&, pair blue iaior rrowiess, ard round ha,.
W'Liau Hray craagb, born in England,
s fees inches high, grey eyes, light bsir cus
ihon. fair complexion, ABOUT IS years of age i;
had 90 blue roundabout jacket. white cloth
vsit pair ~hiie iinen trogl-rs, and rosnd har.
Js6a G,ast, born in tie ci;y Of Dublin.
s fcss inche, high. blue eyes. dark hair cut
hort, iair complexion, about az years Of age.
has an imPedinent in his ipssch, mad on blue
rcund-sb az jacket, f~anidown veit. pair white
linen sso4iers. and ronni hat.
Je5n Collxs, boin 10 the county OF Psov;-
d.nce, R,ode. aand, s feet high, dark eye,,
dark hair cut hort, daik complexion, about 90
years of age, hai on white linen frock, white
cloth y-f, white cloth pantaoons, aad round
hat.
Richard TIn,5,r, born in the town Of
Swanty, MdIachaletu, fee 9 inches high,
blue eyes. iandy ha;r cu; .hcrt, t4f complexion,
ABOUT zS years IT a9-, had On bio. round
about jacket, white cloth veR, pair white linen
trovier,, and round hat.--Whoiorycr takes Up
sad iecurss iaid dcfaucr, in any goal, or delivers
them TO the commanding officer at Fort. Wol-
cots, fhsll receIys the above reward, or Tea
Dollars for either of them, with all fcafonatse
expences. The above dsferers ftoie and took
With them two Fear nopght great coau aboue
half worn; alto. two MAT fail boat witha
white bottom aud marked on tn: fern Anbbi-
frife. generous reward viii be given Cor
,hoie articles If Information is given FOR thcir
recovery. One Of them aio took with hima
muiket, bayonet, &c.
LLOYD BEALL, Cap. Csmmasdsy.
Fsn-NSlean, Nov go, I8o+.
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SAMUEL JAMES.
HIS FOR SALE.

HIS FOR SALE,
a T his Papcr Hanging M,nusstsory, which
( = ia the Rorfe he now occupies, oppo6te
to MIR. Lescis Pses'f, on the weii Side of the
S.idse. Providence, great variety of
H0yls Paper and Bordering,
Of the newea and mce elegant Figures az q, whoIe.
chaisi in America.
a generous credit given to thofe who pus.
chase oy the qusntisy for retailing.
N. .. The above is printed on good %.
per- and the work well executed, BY and upie,
''e i., direction OF workman from Europe.
April . 1884, iss
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DIsTaEssI NC PARTICULARS.

L:6 Jr,6e brig fI,,s. Of P6iLelSi,A,a. 75srus,
Bsr,ssD', nsfsr. % a zs6aiIsg vysse q, Cay.
s5ss.
GA the ASH Sept. failed from phisdelphis
in good order sni well conditioned, with crew
conditiag Of Thoms. Barrow. matter, Jacob
O!dcubi1gh. mate. Wan. Dividf,n, fupcrcargo,
Joho N:yan. Samuel Babcock. wm. Story. 10.
ieph Wilder, f-snen, Jodah Smith, James Cane
ron, boys. and Jotah Aider(oa, ecwasd. Moth
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ~.
FROM TIE MEDITERRdh Elm.
Exhaa ),om a hner 10 a rslpeRa6k msrebau in
Pb,Ladsi,bia, daled
LgCRoRN, SEPT. az, 1904.
DEAR SIR,

81 wrote TO You in JaIy laa, by Mr.. Dom
svao of Philadelphia. AMI gave you fhort ac-
count OF our proipset, re!ltiVe to the war with
TripoIi. Commodore Prvblc's coodutt fnce,
ha, been extremely jadiciou'-tne annexrd
extract will inrorn you OF the confequences
which have already attended his excr,icns. AID
will tend TO prove thar she aeiiures which |
have 20 iirnu, uly Recommended 20 govern.
meat, were founded upon probability Of iuc-
cei,; in my next hope ~ be ensorh 90 inform
yoa Of an advantageous peace hating taken
place at the exprncc of ths Bafhaw's pride.