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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-06

The U. s. brig Scou,gs, Lieut., lizard,
which arrived here Few days o grom
the Mediterranean, we have II from Good
authority, is ordered to be disrnantled.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-06
RICfTJf6.ND dc.1DE1fY LCJy,E7y5.
Prize OF 1000 Deil,s.-No. ss47.
P'ize OF ZOO DoIlzrs--No z65.

/. RICHJfH.%D .fc.fDE1TF LCTT,ESf.
Praze OF 2OoF Dell,s.--No. S547.
Il Prize OF 1000 Dolsfs-No z6s.
Prize Of 500 Dollars mo. 9s76. -
Srzes OF ~ poasss Nos 1851 3se3 ScJS
1854 i422 1880 3sas 5sis SJ7 ces 9i64 ,;-s2
: $40 1877 2526 1896 1854 sOto 25o5 a;s ',.;s,
o91 l74e $500 .3I93 $50 2917 S0S9 7So 1854
I 1852 l2O5 z1SC4 2705s 1c43- 1871 $3.50 qcf s.
2l84 l579 2i25 2768 69s $3.50 1888 2egs ssr
l4e2 lO0t 26SS 1893 2525 OS4 25l9 9yS. Ia
l74O 2359 1882 oSe 75S 1851 4c9 329 l47o
/ 1888 1899 3G5l hog 1876 2O4O 1854 lois
las 4o7 2i5i $500 1925 1891 go 27so 1911
1869 700 40 1880 $500 $40 $3.50 5000 nos
25S6 $50 1881 l047- 2ioN 1893 1916 -
I NMIII.Ls DE sold, Tor cash, on a9tll
wv this month. at the dwelling house On, tho
iraet OF lind below mentioned One. certain traef
or parcel Of l. a N ID, living in he county %
Coach and, containing 6o2 2 scres, ard adlof,-
ing the land OF John Haden, Nis,edi,h ,Anasr.
son, nc Conveyance ofsaid Il nj IS 10 be fouisS
OF record in thecounty court ct Coochiand, 10
which reference may. be had conveyed TO rrc
subscriber IN trust,by Henry Wood. TO secul-
the payment of debt due Brown, Rives & Co.
The subscriber not being Interested, only as nus
tee, is oaiy 10 be bound TO convey title in him..
Martin Dawson.
MAJ ILL be sold, for cash, on 2Sts,,
wv day this month. at the dwelling honrs
Of Richard Davenport. SIX NEGaok S saanes
viz. An,hcny a boy, Peser a boy a.~omapbytls
name OF Label, and her three children, Eica. jr-
liam and Hannah Also. four head Of .Horseag
conveyed 70 the subscriber inuuSt-by said hiS,ssS
ard Davenport. TO secure the payment CT q d1bse
Que Brown, Rivcs & Cooper deed Of record 10
the county court Of Aibenasle... So
y Martin Dawson.
Milton, Ist EIarch, 1905 3w
rN-AK EN- up by Richard Gord5n,
II ESQ in The upper end Of Cumberland ecu.,.s
~, TWO COWS ard iC.%LYIS OF the feioul.r-s
description, 10 wit onea srall led coss ,vns,, 81
pan o her hind legs white, With some, white an-
der her belly, and a small part h her face wbIe.
marked with crop and ui,der.Seei % The f:es,t, ~
and crop aud swallow fork irihe lefteAr,
iour years old. appraised to nine dollars Tine,
oshera brown white and pied cow. some .wi,i.
"a her forehead, marked With ] cop ard uncrA
keel N the right, and swallow. fork IN the ri
'ar, four years old, appraised to tea dollars
November Oath, 1904 3ws
john AIicharx.
-@N .--ts NJ WCnJc-o Ill
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-06

Capt. Potter informs, that when he len
New York, Flour was up to Is and Is
dollars barrel. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-06
ICNctI, 6IsTu @ JOHnSton-
Richmond, March s. 1905.

ID YIN away from the subscri5er
v about rhe 18th January last, negro ran
named AID AM, about % years of age, of dark
complexion, abcu, 6 feet high. has small scac
ON his forehead; had on when he went away are
oznaburgs sFsirt, short coat and panialoons OF
blue plains. and common fslt hat he had sundry
other clothing WHICH it is supposed he carried
with him, as they have not been seen since he
escaped. He was purchased Of mr. Gabriel T att
near Cuipeper courthouse, b, M John Mullins
about IL months past, of HON the subscriber
purchased inmeJia,e'y Afterwards; the said TEL
low has wife at DIR Cis Sgett's, who resides at
Crlpeper courthousei Sispsobable ne may he
hatboured by his wife ~ tAis place. Whoever
Will deliver the said fellow tue subscriber by
ing IN Albemave county near Charlottesville.
shall receive reward Of Thirty Dollars OF il sc.
cured in amy jail SO that | get him gain Twenty
solars JOHN CLARKSON.
! Sjd Feb. 1905. rs 81
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CTOLEN from The subscriber v.h
~ lives IN Halifax county. about three fsi,es q
low Meadesyilles in the nigh, of the 18Th s,f tln
irstanr, SORREL MARE, tour feet sisht !
nine inches high. six Yeas OLD ti,is spring, ma
been decked pretty shcrf. hernsual gait is sssho,
brisk 'rotr has . small lump ON her back occasi.
oned by the Back band, she has a full forehead
with two or three brakes in it, her SIDES are shn-
yea pretty much with gear. no brand perceivab,e-
Any person hat viii deliver the said mare TO nae
or 20 Isaac Easley living in Halifax county, shall
receive Twenty Dollars reward, ard rem -,cse
tor apprehending the rogue.
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EXERCISE OF THE SENSES.

THE capacity Of man for receiving ideas by
means olfnprenions made upon the fenfes affords az,
ample and fertile field, hitherto but little cultivated
ard that chiefly by accident. term il ample and
fertile. beeauie from IL gather The greater pags 81
our knowledge; and oonider Il as left to accident
beeauie we commonly give ourfeves no trouble, TO
Cultivate !; iyiienatically How mneh pains do we
take to train pointer while, at the fame time, in
itead of en;lcavouring improve our own organs of
Ienie, many thingswe do have direct tendency 10
draden them That this eenlure is not more fevere
than JUL, lneed only appeal to the scuterefs Of
the ienies Of man IN fate Of nature, but of him
who has exercifs1 them 10 a degree more than or
dinary, as Is dore in many mechanic Occupations.
The duncfs Of the fefss in many others 70 great
that we may snoa fry they have eyes and fee not,
notes. and fuel not and their Judgments whpr they
depend fenfaions, as ohildih as thofe Of the
infant, who retehes out his lutte hand TO take hold
Of The RIO II.
The belt pTcceptnrs have recommended the exsr.
ce Of Che organs Of ferfe, but they have done on
Iy in general terrs, without rtcrag 1yon particular
precepts. RorlfcsuS from v,huu much inhruciion
might have been expelled on this fubje6, merely
recommends il ; faying to a,ow rs Importance II
we would learn to thick we nun eyercife our O :
CANS, which are TIE implements Of the undcraand-
ing;' ADD ,hen proceeds give two or three exam
pies only.
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ABSCONDED.

TIE Jceond time, IN tie month IF February
TACK, fometirnes known by The name Of Jack Afi.
y He upwards of so years of age, gardner by
protection, rather under the middle fze. He was
purchafed Of Lewis Burwells enate in January so4
He is well known in and about the city Of Richmond
Amthell, the county Of Cheaerfeld, where he has
number Of free connections, and in the neighbour
hood Of Wiliamfburg.--'fis very certain tia; ne is
lurking about OF the above places, MOT likely
Richmond, where he has free woman for a wife.
Mr.. William Rofe is authorized to give reward u
THIRTY DOLLARS on delivery Of the above Jack
An to him. May 81. 1Fd1
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May II.
VIRGINLA.

At Superior Court of Chancery held at the Capitol
in the city d Richmond the Esd day of March,
one thouiand eight hundred and five
Between
James Brown Plaintiff.
And
Edward Dudley, Mary Payne Aaron2 p.c
Fontane and John Hancock De'enua'tS
ENHE defendants Mary Payne, Aaron Fontaine
and John Hancock, not having entered their
appearance and given fecurity according to the az
oil Afemby, and the rules Il this court and appear
ing to the fstisfson of the court thet they are NOT
inhabitants Of this country; on the Elotion of the
plaintiff by council, it is ordered that the fad de-
PENDANTS do appear here the FRI day Of the NEXT
September term, and anfwer the bill Of the plaintiff,
and that copy of this order be forthwith inherited in
iome newi-paper publiihed in the city of Richmond
for two months fuceeiIivey, and ported at the frat
door Of the Capitol in the fsid city.
n Copy, Tefe,
=. TINSLEY, {. c. d
May 3.---eF2m. MR..
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VIRGINIA, to qvit.

VIRGINIA, to quif.
AT Chancery Difria Court, held in the City
of Williamsburg the 9th day of April, 1905:
Jethro Darden and Stephen Hookey,)
r o' DsJsd P and Stephen p E haosy s'h
Againft
Oxley and Hancock, Defts.
HE Defendants not having entered their APP
4 pearance and given fecurity according to
the act of Aiembly and the rules of this Court,
and If appearing to the fatisfaaion Of the court,
that they are not inhabitants of this country, ON
the motion OF tie plaintiffs, by their council, it
is Ordered, That the faid defendants do appear
here on the firit day of the next term, and an
i~er the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy
of this order be forthwith inherited in fome
newspaper of the City of Richmond, for two
months fuccefiively, and ported at the front door
of the former capitol in this city.
A Copy. Tefe,
ANT'Y ROBINSON, C. c.
May II. (F2m) W.T..
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PIRGLN Ii.

PIRGNI Ii.
AT Superior Court of Chzncery held at the Capitol
in the city OF Richmond, the iixth day OF March,
one thouiand eight hundred and five
Between
John Street, Plaintiff.
And
Archibald Oracle, Daniel Anderfon &
William Twitty, Defendants
HE defendant Archibald Oracle, not having en-
2 tered his appearance and given fecurity ac-
cording TO the a of AIembly, aud the rules OF this
court and appearing the atisfl on OF the court
that he is not an nhabtant of tl.is country; on the
motion of the plaintiff by council, it is ordered that
the fad defendant do appear here the firR day of
the next September term and anfwer the bill of the
plaintiff; aod that copy of this order be forthwith
inherited in fome newfPaper publiihed in the city of
Richmond for two months fuccefively, and poiei at
the front door of the capitol III the faid city.
A Copy, Tette,
P. TINSLEY, c. C.
May 3.-eF2m. u.
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lean appsren' ene''ien of pain. IF line is
drawn acrof' the head from the foot OF cach ear
(abont an irch ard half from the horns) the
centre of this line is ;he fpot in which the punc-
ture ;soni.' DC made. and an awl or common
pen-kni.c is as good an inRrument as can be u
+, fed,
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ADVANTAGE OF kline poX.

&C IT will douN.lefs be highly gratifying to the
prHlic to oifervc the remarkable ,,ecseafe of
tca:hs by Tie Small Pox, as appears BY the fol-
lowing comparative view, extracted from the
Bills of Mortality:
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From The Paris Memoirs of agriculture.

M. de Thofe, having found that oil of tur-
pentiue, when applied to animals which were
covered with vermin, deifroyed thofe vermin
without hurting the animal, the author of this
memoir tried it on feyera kinds of tree-ce and
other infects all Of which it killed without
hurting the trees. He then mixed fome of the
oil of turpentine with fine earth, 70 as to make
1t incorporate well, and added water, firing it
carefully, till the whole was brought to conf
derable degree Of Huidity. In this mixture he
dipped branches of fruit trees, covered with in
feds, which were entirely deftroyed by il, eggs
and all, without hurting the fruit, branches or
leaves. The competition may be got off by ar
tifcial watering, or left to be walhed away by
the FRI flower. From thefe experiments, he
thinks that oil Of turpentne may he as well en-
ployed for killing various kinds of lice that in
fen domelic animals, and fometmes produce
dfeafes on fruit trees. Experiments will afcer-
tain how far this remedy will prove eficacious
in different cafes.
The practice OF naughtering cattle by pun6fur-
ing the medulla fpinalis, or, as it is now called,
pithi~g cattle, is extended through all parts of
the kingdom, by the laudahle perseverance of
the board of agriculture. The want Of Kill in
the operators, and the prciudices arifng from
efablfhed cunom, we are forry to obferve,
however, render the fyftem lefs general than II
Mould be. II is perfectly afcertained that the
fpiual marrow nav be divided without produ-
cling immediate death, fhould the wound he in
hi6ted below the origin IF the nerve that fuppiy
he diaphiagm, and allow The animal the power
of respiration but if the punaure is made into
the cavity Of the kull, 10 as to divide the me-
duIsry fublance above The origin Of theft
nerves, death is instantaneous, and without tn
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From thefe proportions tie fight and hearing ap
pear to be oftenet expofed 20 errour and the fam,
may be inferred from their alnoa uninterrupted, ana
in great meafure involuntary ufe.
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WisffIIanp.
THE DROPSY CURED.

Aperfon who was prodigiouny fwelled with
this diforder, put a large cup full of bohea tea
in teapot, fteeped it, drank the liquor by de.
grees, and eat all the tea leaves in the courfe of
the forenoon. The fame experiment was re-
peatcd in the afternoon, and for the two fiIc-
ceedng days. On the feoond day the water be-
gan 70 decreafe by natural evacuation, and on
the third day it was totally dfIipated.
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While our fea coat is furni0Iing uncommon
examples Of attention TO the making Of Salt, ef-
pecialIy on Cape Cod, and while Mr.. Briggs of
Chatham has difcoyered much ingenuity in fur
mining the Glauber and Epfom fats, and in in
fru6iing his neighbours, we are happy to learn
that the interior is abundantly furniG,ed with
means to profit from their natural riches. At
the Canandagua falt fprings, have been made,
in 1908. alb ut 90 thouCand bufiels of falt, but
in 1904 it had amounted to 1873 thou6nd.
Salem Regjqer.
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1t is hoped the knowledge Of thcfe fatis will
be frongly promotive OF the beneficial practice
of Vaccine innocu'ation; it appearing the fatal
diieafe of Small Pox has progrt Gively declined,
as the ineftimable difcovery of DIR. jenner has
oeeh introduced Eng. PAP.
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So4.
1905.
Total,

This dscreafe will appear ftl more mpor-
taut when compared with the annexed iiate-
ment OF deatAs b. the Sc,aI! Ppx, for % years,
within tic Bills of Mortality, averaged by ten
years:
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---s4

The London wits who fof-sr no fubjea for their
humorous talents to pafs unnotieed, have produced
tbe following quizzical article from the cafe of the
dfgraeed treafurer Of the Britfh admiralty
LORD WELvILLE'S WILL.
Henry Dundas, Lord Vifcount Melvi'le,
feeling that my dj6rdS,J can b. no longer 5..llI-
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Total,

0e''' f0V,5-z TIT % yPdfsa
Making an annual average of aols deaths Der
Small Pox.
The following is an annual fatemtnt Of deaths
IN the prefeat century:
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FREDERICKSBURG, Nov. 81.
. GENERAL BA7ON.

This dilinguilhed cbaraGter arrived here on
Saturday evening laft, in the hage from Rich
mono. re was waited on next morning By the
principal inhabitants ofthe town, and foIc;ted
to accept of public Dinner at Mr.. Farif,'s.
Accordingly large and Respectable cornp,nv
aiemb!ed about O'Clock, when after an elc-
antrePat, the following Toans were DRANK
Doct. French, (the mayor) acted as Prefdent---
mr. ~f"ebsFer and Doct. Garter as Vice Pref.
dents.
TOHS7S.
III The United States.--Tho' peace Ia its
poilcy,yet wal IL preferable to dGbonorable Fri.
butte. VIZ
"a. The PRECEDENT of the United States.
Sd The Vice PreGdent and heads of Depar,.
mtnts. p'''
4th. The navy and military of the U. States:
not the inltrumenis of ambition, but the of;c;si
means of natural defence. 'N'"'
5th; The memory Of our countrymen who
rel before the walls of Tripoli--braveIv com,
bating in the caGie, and under the banners Of
their country. "
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Dnmeetit 1i,frIligrnte.
NEW.YORK. Nov. 90.

A>1N- OtNhs i>ONs SZs
II was current report yefterday at the Coffee
Houfe (blt we have not been athletic trace II to
its origin. or to give any well founded opinion
on its authenticity that private letter had been
received in this CITY from the eaftwarri, men,i-
oning that Lord Mellon had brought the com
bined ileet to an engagement of Cadiz, which
was desperately fought on both fdcs, and ter
minated in the capture of II fail of French and
Spaniih vefiels and in the deRruetion, NJ difa-
bility of the remainder, and that Lord Melton.
after being thrice taken 10 the cock pit to have
his wounds dreiIed, received a ihot in the hreaf
as he fat in his chair ON the quarter deck direct
ing THE engagement, and was killed.----Such is
the fnhfance Of The report to which we cannot
at preient attach the fmalleft degree of credit.
lIer. Ad1,.
GENERAL MoREAU,it is faid, will ATTEND the
review OF the troops in this city, on the 25th IT.
FAINT. H.
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From a Pa'b paper If September 90.
TRIBUNATE,

Secret Sitting The ID Pesdtmipiye rea, ID. H., p,,
e9 ptrbai Of 1Obieb bas betn read IL ID. PHI. 81,
ting Of tie 4tb.
Inc Preiident announced that he had received tb;s
morning at three o'clock, letter to the following
PurPort from The Miniiier Secretary of State.
Soiaf CiOnd. ~ Fcnssmiai,e, yea, IA.
Mr.. PyeEdSat,
ihave the honor to inform you that the Orator. oe
the Council OF State, will repair to-rncrror- ra.,
az nve in the afternoon to the Trbunate. in ordsr .,
make communication in the name of hi. rna;ef .
ths Emperor The emperor deiires tina, mi. 0,,;n,
be not public Accept Mr. Preiident. the .inr,,, g
of my high CONFEDERATION.
r.. Signed H. B. M.Rrr.
The Orators Of the Council of s,,,e b.;n,, -
eueea, one OF them explained hjmfelf a. follows,
- irbunes, We are iuftrueed by the Rmneror ,rd
hig to communicate to you the fpeeeh which II M
yeiterday delivered to the Senate az aifo IN. 60
ftIon Of the reciprocal condua of France and Aa;,
hnee the peace Of Luneys and of the eanc.s 81 -,
prefent war. - ''e
The Orator Of the Council Of State then rea ,bs
documents. ''' 'S'u
Alter which the Orator continued a. fono,v,
i"6Sse5, You have jyft heard tha, war ba, hrnLso
out on the continent This event will af1a 80
Trend to humanity but viii be only terrible fl, On.
enemies Of France. ~ '"e
IN vain the Emperor offered peace 70 Roo,srd :,
the m'dls OF the terror he had aruek her with +; 81.
ndit of the Prodgies he daily created ~ yeoor. :,
me French flag its ancient glory. The Bri,in mini
nv 'ar rom accepting the Offer after ha wing Ler
iasH' ~ its pay, ADD srhsred svesy means 10 civ.
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to EUROPE.

to Europe.
(Sgned) FL.
Onery 4.-Is will he rrcol!eetcd that during
the late peace he trade in n certain freezes Of
property to any Spaniih Colony, ur,ler,he "A.
mercan or any other flag, was permi,ted and
produce allowed to be taken from fuch colony
direct for anv port in America or Europe, by
order OF the King of Spain. 1t is ALTO TO be un-
dsritood that the traffic here fpoken of ito be
who!lv and bona 6de on American account.
Opinion.-From all which have obferved,
think that our courts will not corii.ler this as j
incere and a principled alteration of Gyftem in
the Court ofSpain, hut as a poltick regulation
OF temporary expediency.
(Signed) F.LAWRENCE.
Doctors Commons, .Any. 10, 1905.
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From tie Pbiin4elpMa rr4.msa's soarmal.

Arrived at this port, the brig f{anna',. of pit.
!ade!phla, in % days from Ncw-Orleans. Care
p1fienger. William Keteltas Ef1. of the CITY of
New-fo-k. MIR. X left the city of N. York.
the 18th of June, for ST. Lewis, the northern
rout. bv way ofthe Lakes, Green Bav. the Fox
and Oniconhng rivers, entering the Mif;fInn;
Csc miles above St. Lewis, the Indian trader,s
route from Montreal to the numerous trihes ~
Indians TO the WET, with whom they EXCHANGE
certain Eng)iih manufactures. adapted to tbrJn.
dian trade, for furs of great value, and oy,.r
whom, by this commerce, they have an ,f,eu
d7ncy ola commanding nature, 70 much 70. M
n: being aon :, was advifed to pafs az an Emu.
i,lhman, for his perfonal fafety, az fome tribe.
through which he was to pats, were elifnofed -,
go to war with the United States. Mr.. K how
ever, met with no difficulty without rr,a;Gm.
this hunliating difiimu'ation, preferrinp IN b,'
Zard his life than to differ from hirfalf NJ,
x. at'er fpending one month at St. Iew;.. d.
icended the Miffifippi TO New Orleans. ana re
turned By way of the ocean, as intended OH
ne took his departure. Having travelled IN NJ.
ty days upwards of 5000 miles, which nae h.
performed from and to the CITY of New-Y, ~
by water with the exception of ss miles Id
carriage. divided into five portaees if bv or;
cago, with lefs land carriage. Mr.. X. W. ,re-.
tune, is the only gentleman who ever took tbi.
route from the ftate of New-York. Or nrrb,ns
in the United States. F'P'
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CHARLESTON, November IS.
C0MTTNENTdL WAR.

Capt. Brown, from Savannah, informs tina, twelve
or fourteen ihiPs for that place psed up the river
while he lay at Coekfpur.--One of them the Coffin
RUE, in 50 daysfrom Liverpool; Capt. B. and fomc
of his PaHengers were on board this ibip, and faw
late Englih paper, containing Dceis,0iios ejJa,
by Ruiia, Auitra, &c againft Francois it was
the only paper they had Of that date, they would rot
part with il. (CG,iey.
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Extrn9 ofn letter from TIE enstaiu ofon Hmeri-
can .h'i5 to bis o,vner5 in ibis eity. dated,
" MtRAcovANE, (HipamiolaJ Sept. IA, 1905.
81 am at this moment at Miragouane. and
hut a very few DAYS releafed from Rate of any
iety. There has been great dRurhance here
with the mountain negroes; they have rifen in
arms againft this town, A,ort action took place
here about the es.h Of Auguit. in which fnme
tell on both fdes and the place is fill In con.
ruied tate, how general the diiturhance NAV he.
come. cannot yet he afcertaned fnme perfops
are of opnioe' ths: i. sS:i be general throughout
me Hand, Others are Of different opinion for
my own part { an form no idea"
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From tbe B,ffj@ Pref, Septem5s, 10.
PRESENT STATE OF THE FRENCH MILL.
TARY FORCE.

nj moment when the political horizon il A.
gam overcaft, hatement of the military force
VII not be unworthy of public attention. II is
derived from the mofs authentic fources.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.
PRIYA7E CORRESPONDENCE.

PARIS, Sept. Is, 1905.
The Miniiter has recommended drawing
" bills 10 fatisfy the claims of TIE American
&c merchants on this government"
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,a. ce.s, NIXON (of Denmark and Cidi h.
net Degse (of TriPo.i)--Fhc foreigners, who
like the good Samaritan, owns every man in diff
treis his neighbour. Aiy~-Ckarifp.
Is. May we never lofe 1hip but in chafe of
the enemy. Patriotic AYr.
IL. Col. Lear-The patriotic paci6cator,
who effected an honorable peace with Tripod.
Is. Mediterranean Laweks--May America
never want fuch hands to gather, nor fuch heads
to wear them. Patriotic dir.
i6. THE BG@aav Of TriSoh---May he profit
by the lectures he has received on the laws of
Nations. OH dear evhat can the matter be!
IL. No chains but thofe of Love-.-no capti-
witty but to the American Fair.
Nifb a0on'en and suine sve dsfS every care.
The higheit focal order prevailed, and be-
nightly dwelt upon every countenance. Seve-
raj patriotic and other appropriate fongs were
interpreted with the toats, and the company
broke up at an early hour.