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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

LONDON, Augua Q, 1905.
Our bet informed Politicians, have expecaa-
ton Of peace until lome material change takes place.
blow has been itruek.
In the mean time, America is reapipg rich har-
veit Mr.. Monroe is returned from Madrid-report
fays re intit!a" But cannot conceive what induc-
es the Spaniards to act hoilely, they appear to do
and as think they would dare, unlefs encouraged
epwhere."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24
COPY.
"CADIz, 10th July, 1905.
&c SIR,

DIX,
"We, the undersigned confnls and agents
! Of the different nations re repreient, Ia this
er,ace, take the liberty Of addreiing You, in con-
feauence of A Portuguese fchooner having been
fent back to this port, having been threatened
by the commander of the Ensliih brig of war
Dexterous, To be funk or burnt, in cafe of
filling again from this port with cargo on
board. We are perfuaded, that this proceed
ing againft veTel of friendly and neutral ma
ton, cannot either have been approved of or
known to you, being proceeding as yet u,i-
known among civilized nations, and againft all
the laws, rights, and exiting treaties, between
pations. We cannot but fubmit the fame to
yon, requefing you will be 70 good as to favor
TOR olanatau on the ma!tena , i asJhas"d
have the honor torepreient here. We here with
annex copy of an official letter, received on
the fnhjef from Admiral Sir John Orde, late
commander in chiefof the Britfh feet, ftation-
ed off this port, directed to H. e. marquis de
Ia Solano, governor of this city, by which YOU
will obierve, that full liberty was given to neu-
tral vcfes to Gail to and from this port with in
nocent eargoes-this order never having been
changed fince, the neutral pay:gators, in faith
OF that permi!lion granted, continued their ex-
Peditons.-We are, thereby, quite at lofs
how to att in the prefent cafe, feveraI f1iDs he.
Tag ready for fea, with cargoes on board, that
came under the above defcription. We mutt
rcqueft therefore, satisfactory explanation, &
praying that they may meet no mobilization or
hindrance on their voyage, TO the different ports
they are bound to, from the fquadron under
your command, as they were induced to load
here under the faith of the above permifiion, &
no communication to the contrary, having
been made by you, nor il any other official
manner-we cannot expe9 lefs from the iua
reafons we alledge but, in the contrary event,
ePI tn in 81
foemn manner, againft all force, from the pre-
judice that NUT thereby follow, aceuainting
our respective governments, and minifers here,
and of his Britannia majefy of any violent mea-
fures that may be adopted to the prejudice of
the ntereft of the different fubjects of our natl
ons and at the fame time, confidering you ref
poniible for all the evil consequences that may
ariie from it, in the event ofts cauing any mii.
understanding between the Brtifh and our ref
pfctiye governments. We have the honor 10
be,
SivnPd nv the
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Enthusiastically g.

The French general Hedonville, late Envoy
At ST. peterfbnrg, is gone to Venice, where
French CommifIary is alto at prefeat.
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To Y. A. c. Collingwood, Eiq.
commander in chief of his Bri-
tannic majeay's forces off Ca
dr."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-17
COMMUNICATION.

The recent expedient reforted TO by Foreign
Minilter, in obtaining the opinion OF able it,-
riffs of the country to which he is feDt, uLoD
the merits Of political controversy exiting fe-
tween his own aud that nation, for the pnrpofy
of influencing The adjuansnt oft, is novelty
in diplomatic hiitory.
The phianthropft might be led to rejoice a,
the example, as leading to the introduction OF
more Satisfactory and Iefs Imaginary mean of
fettling national differences, than has uluallv
obtained. But, the ftatefman will feel alarm
ed at the miicbiefs which might refult 10 his
country from iuch practice, when the op;ni.
on IL taken upon an ex.partc ftatement, ia
perplex negotiation, and procraflnate accom-
modltion.
Whether fuch were the objects in the prefer,
infance, or not, might be reafonably inferred
and determined from the manner in which the
cafe was ftated, and the opinion procured.
But, fuch an enquiry is rendered uDnecefary
for Americans to make ON the pfefent location
as the incorre6tnefs of the opinion given, is ca.
pabe of being made manifeft, ven 10 thc(e who
have erred in the formation Of il.
In the opinion adverted 90, two grounds are
taken for tsfupport-tbat 90 maiotain the clIim
aGainit a, would be to require the performance
of all impoihbility by that power, which natl
OILS are not any more thar in:;yiduls bound to
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-17
NETWORK, Sept. g.

Captain Flrchild, of the fp Aurora, from
HAVANA, informs US that three days previous
to bis falling, MIR. HILL, the American ConGa,
hut his Office, and declined doing any buiiaefs,
IN confequence Of tome difpute with the Soqn-
in Government, ON the futi-ct Of the dcprcda-
tons committed by Spanifh cr,!izcrs on The
commerce of the United States Geveral matters
OF veEels, who have been taken, pluudered, s.
ient into BathaDO and other places in The ill.,
and, having applied to the Confui for rrelrefs.
Six American fchooners had been fsnt into
Batabano (weff ii'e Of Cuba) and the matters Of
them arrived at Hiv ma the Gay Before the Au-
rora failed. One ofthem was captain Crannon
ola pilot boat ichoonsr from Phiadeiphia, "a.
ken by the priyateer Launch.
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in grea. m-aiare prevented. and tn, lani liz

proved.
The Aufrian Miaiiter Count S,arhemberg,
is on the eve of his departure for Vienna, upon
buhncfs of the utmof importance. His excel
lency is much attached to England.
The new mode os isehng, now generally a.
dopted through the navy, promfrs to be at
tended with inca;culab'e advantages. BY this
plan, the man-iail of a irf rate nip is reefed by
two men ON the yard with more facility tina,
when forty were employed To effect it.
Letters in the Hamburger papers fate, that at
Antwerp there were 900 carpenters and artifi-
GERS employed, and or before the l4rh of
July, it is Fail they have engaged TO launch
from the dock yard there, eight ihps Of the line.
The Gazette of yeferday fennight contains a
notice to claimants, or the legal representatives
of fuch, being dead, Untitled to hares arfng
from the captures made by twenty-five fhips of
: war, Oh the jamaica Ration, III the years 1869,
1850 aud 1861, amounting 10 the fun OF
lG,277l. A.. Sd. !!!--So much Tor the exped.-
tion made ufe of in paying priz money.
Twenty thoufmd men, cavalry and inf,ntry,
will, We are informed. lie encanped immediate.
ly on the CurrLgh of Kildare.
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Donett:t JntsiIigenee.
NORFOLK, September I2.
CONFIRMATION OF THE NEWS OF PE.4cE
WITH TRIPoLI.

luetday arrived in Hampton Roads, the II
nited States frigate PRECEDENT, Commodore Bar-
ron, captain James Barron, in SO DAYS from Gin
ratar. BY this fllp we are relieved fror, aI,
anxiety upon this interefting fubieSf, for not
only does The bring the certain accounts of neare
being concluded, and the reIeafe of our upfor-
tunate countr7men, but flle has brought caot.
bainoiidge' his officers and part of his crew,
number OF whom are now in town. We Of
ter them onf fluctuations upon this haonv occa-
iion, and iincsrely hope that Che ple,inyes tbev
will meet IN their native coartry, and in tb.
embraces OF their friends, will comp,nf,,e in \
rneai1re their psh fufferings. We are FORE IN
underitand Commodore Barron has reti,.ed In
very bad health. 80
TIE particulars which we have collected ,re
cofrobora;ive ot wnaf has been already puhi;0,-
ed Genera Eaton dcferves great credit 70
his enterpr,z- and courage we are brinriralIv
indebted for the attainment OF theft. portant
Objects. We underffand that gcn Eaton reach.
ed Derns about the lat of April, when he in
sanity a'ta-std me Balhaw's army, and defeat
ca II win htiiS iois, himielf being wounded in
the right arm - as 10 render it ufcleis. The
few Americans who were in the action, difplav.
ed courage that confounded the Turks thrv
were appointed to lead the attack. which E,r-
wee they Performed IN manner that did no.
nour to their country. We underh,nd that =,
the time general Raton attacked the army nv
iand' that capt. Hail in the Argus, capt. Dent
W tue Nhuiilut, and lieut.. Evans of the Hornet
o"n,' krtcn' a tackled the batteries byEes.
y n Eaten army was. we underRsnd com.
poicd OF 500 men, a11 that of the B,(havv's NJ
1000. This intrepid little band had marched
800 mics acrofs the Sandy D,ferts, through =
nolthe country, and had feveral partial aAio %
osiore the Deceive one at Derne. Gen. Eaton
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PHILADELPHIA, September =.
IMPORTANT TO COMMERCE.

PiiLadelbbia, nosO in Loa4on, dafed lli6 Tnly.
. The Spaniards are taking our fhips in thefe
feas, as well as the Wei Indies, and the Bri-
tifi will not, it feeInc, per. it the fame hin 10
bring on cargo from the {, ttlement Of an enc
my, though landed aud duty paid in America.
This is diogerous bulinefs, and its confe
quence, ] fear, viii hurt our offices very mut h
Iofurance from America IS now at 10 a IS per
cent. The Two Friends, MsNeil, taken off
CharleRon, and Gtvcrsl other captures here, have
completely dcf,roved the neutral character of
orr Ripping, and a we are unprepared for re-
GfanCc. tbonsb apparently AZ war with Span,
ihe Bntilli r.its 20 prcf-rr.d d."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-17
CHARLESTON, S.pt. 4.

Mr. J.. Is. Jarboe, gunner, and Mr.. James
Love, fai'-niaitrr, on board the brig lane. of
baltimore, which was captured and frnt into
Barracoa, and who arrived at this port in the
brig Lear, have furnihed us with the following
particulars of that action:
On the morning of the a5th July, off the Plat
form, were engaged by the French private r.
Snhsr6, captain DOMINIQUE, mounting gums,
with 81 men, completely accoutred with ,nuC
kets, &c. The Jane mounted I s carriage. guns,
and at the commencement of the attien, had IL
men, Fix OF eight of which were too fck TO ftana
the deck her commander, capt. Wan. Kenne-
dy, was killed early in the action, which lated
about one hour, when the prva.eerimen ca: rice,
the Jane by boarding, after being twice before
beaten on, In attempting it. On boarding, the
frenchmen behaved in the mott flameful and
crCel manners; Mr.. Anderfon, the mate, who
was wounded in the arm, and who was the only
officer remaining on deck when they came on
board, was Immediately cut down with their "a
bres, as were ALTO one man and boy, VINO had
not fecured their retreat nv running below.
Mt. Tanning, fupercargo of the f.hooner which
was captured in company, and who had taken
paiiage in the brig for fafety, was thrown over
board, and endeavouring TO twin to the priva-
teer, was wantpnly ihct while in. the water.
The remainder OF the crew of the lane were.
cruelty treated by the privateefinIen, and p!un-
dered Of every thing.
HE following, are the names, which can he
recolleeted, of thofc who were killed or wound
ed on board the Janc.-The whole number, was
II killed, and wounded.
KILLED.
William Kennedy, matter, MIR. Anderfon, fri
mate, William Dexter, boatfwain, Henry Smith.
boatfwain's mate, Alexander Moulton, carpen-
ter.
VIM. Johnfon, Charles LEVEL, Robert VAL
| liant, Jofeph Pembleton, Francis Bowen, VIM.
Grenell, John Baker, John Cooney-feamen.
Wounded, and in the hofpital at Barracoa
jeremiah P. Davis, fecond mate, dangercully.
John Jennings, Thomas Howell, and George
Davis, feamen-the Cook and his mate.
The fchooner Satellite, capt. Hall, of Bali
more, with cargo Of coffee, valued at Ia ,ooo
dollars, was alto captured and fent into Bsrra-
| Goa.
The brig Sally, Ifaac Burr, Jun. of Ncw-York,
FOR kingRon, Uam.) was taken on the 1ith Ju-
| ly, off Turks Hand, by the French privateer
-, commanded by captain Caroline, and
carried into Barracoa. i'he pafTengers were
confined four days TO the cabin, and pIundered
of their clothes, money, &c. The paifengers
were, John Cortleyan, efq. of Long-Illand
| VIM. Wyle, efq. of Dublin and captain Viii.
fon, OF the late Aberdeenfbire regiment.
| Courier.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-17

Otfic FRS and Crew of the late fiigasr philadel-
-phia, arg again reaored to the arms Of liberty
and their country; and beg ofyou, FIR, to givc
this communication, publicity"
E.straa ofa letter to a gextleman IN ibis ctr.
u. rig Siren, at Malta,
"June 90, 1905.
Since my Ian to you, Peace has been az
feeted been the Baihaw of Tripoli and the u.
States. We failed from Gibraltar on the oh
inif. and arrived here the 10th, when we were
ipformed, that the Bd!liaw had fent one of his
principal. officers over to this port, to negotiate
Treaty with Col Lear, bat the Colonel would
have nothing to fay tn him, and he returned 10
Iripo; when the Ball,aw fent another officer
of dftinetion, with letter from the Spanifh
Confu, de, 'tring that it was the FINGER. win Of
his Iripol,tan Maleity to make peace; C.I.
Lear Immediately f,iled for T,;poli in the Con.
flitutioh, and made his propofls, winch haze
1under!tood were as follows That the United
S'ates ihouid pay 1,ripoii, 10000 doilars, for
the ranfom ct the o!E :ers and crsw ct he P,i,a-
delphia fr'gate, that we would pav him no RI
( butte or Confular prefeuts, that he lI,oud inp,e
diately receive our Conful.
"Tht'e terms were arcedcd To, and our conn
trymen Immediately left their confinement and
are now at Syracuie all in good health having
liit hut four men during their confpemest, and
wv ". '"Nie ID! Observation-Disclosures Barron
is Till in i'll health and had reiiened the com
mand OF the iqnadrun so Capt. Rodgers prior
| otse negotiation, he ntends returning to the
United States Immediately, in the Combination.
Lieut.. Hooper, OF the III lriue. CORPS il isii,n
p)fcd will be left at 1ri poll as Ch1rCe ,rs Az
fairs, forgot to inform you that prior 10 The.
Peace, Gen. Eaton landed At Alexandria and
took command If 5000 Arabs----inined TIVE exit
ed Balhaw, and marched to D;rne and demand,
ed the furrender of the town, which was refaied:
he carried it by ailanit by iii efcsia,Ie. He wis
wounded in the writ by rnua;e ct bali, the pay
OF his troops will be q or 5000 dollars, 10 that
the Peace will colt $4,000 dol! RS. Capt Stew
art informed me this morning, that it was pro-
hahle we thould fail for Egypt in few days,
which affords US much plsaf,re.''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-17
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.
PLEASING LVFORMHTION

Letters from our fquadron in the Mediterra-
mean, were received in town this morning, BY
the brig Clio, Capt. Gamble, from Trieite.-
1t is with great fatisfatlion we fate, that they
announce the complete Yenoration of our coun-
trymen to freedom. They were all on board
the fqpadron, in good health, expecting mort
lY 10 fail for their country. Capt. Bairbridge
was on board the Couftellaton, at Malta. He
bad demanded court martial on his conduct
in the lofts of the Philadelphia frieate after
which, he meant to return home. The whole
fqnadron may be expected in the courfe of this
month. The peace with Tripoli was conclud-
ed on the 9TH June; of the particulars of the
negotiation, and the circumstances preceding
It, we are y~ uniformed but we NAV now
momentarily eKpeet an official exhibition from
the government. RfIf't Gaz.
Extrad cfG letter from Mr.. Grnviao, to the Sc.
eretary Of Safe, dated
Gibraltar, July IL.
81 beg leave to congratulate you on the re-
ftoration OF an honorable peace with Tripoli,
adding thereto, the agreeable accounts have
received, of Captain cambridge, with the other
late captives having got to Sicily
E&fya4 ota letter from CAPT. RodgeyJ to Cos)ql
Gra4iSo, tragfuifted to TIE SECRETARY ofStafs.
u. S. nip Contribution,
MALTA, June q.
"I have the honour TO make knowp 10 YOU,
that Peace was concluded between the United
States Of America, and his Exceliency the Ba-
nav Of Tripoh, Ivy Tobias Lear, Efa. COM
miioner on the part of the u. s. and the fad
Bahaw ~ Tnpoli, in behalf of himfslf and
fdbjeas oa The sd inn. OH TERMS THE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-17

We b0ve ALREADY eoq,fdered tie G.Lje8 Of h5r fol-
ioq0ing sDay on tie broad brineipLJ Of TIE
law ofnatioas. In ibis terle and logical cG.,
H1 treated as a mere CAFE at common law.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-17
CHARLESTON, Sept. s.

The United States frigate ADAMS, Capt.
MURRAY, ca acrd'ie, arrived Of TIC bar this
. orning.
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From q Llks Len4or hn6.r.

STATE OF THE BRITISH NATION
- acw dsfini'iou might be given Of man, tina, he
ie mes. This is erem,l.6ed IN the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-17

FROM 4EE CHARLESTON TIMES.
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liable AND ADvANTA

mos !. i,ONOuRABI.E AND ADvANrA.
CECUS TO THE UNIFIED STATES
Our unfortunate counsrymen Capt. Bainbrlge,
Officers and Crew of the late frigase phladel
and their country; and beg ofyou, fir, to givc
this communication, publicity"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-20
Valuable ProperfyJorsale.

NILI. be SOLD. 10 the highest b;Ider. An
ne premises. on the third tay of April
a, = o'clock, an undivided moiety in the
rvi orr toUND. formerly the proper
the James River Canal. near the :. n,rr of ,hs
CITY ut Kichupnd, with an undivided mo;etv Of
=" tue vaida6'c buildings thereon. consisting ora
,"gr tnree story brick building, eighty feer in
length. wrh four separate tenements. twenty
Ises wide and forty.iive feet in length, with fire
f'aees ON the s'rst and second floors. roomy gar
'e., :" eich. with large wheels fixed for hosting
Al" sp"ef,ny packages, So. with dispatch and
ease. COED dry cellars with fire nIaees In each
TITS houe has been lately built and in crood -.
PAIR adj ming is we'll finished two story fra
rneo dwelling house, thir,v.cight feet square
wi'h two good cellars, with Gre places in each
Los cooking in this house on he frst and second
noors are eight rooms and six FIRE places also,
small two story Brick IA ouse with four rooms
with fire p'acesu each. convenient for a store
or small fi'aiiy-I.ikewise email Wooden
e'hidng with cellar built for a kitchen, and
may tie used ava sinp-Aiso two Stables and
Sarrt'g- House. The buildings except the ki,ch
en-, stables aud carriage house are Insured !, ,hc
r'''us' Insurance company against fire IN the
s'e'e OF virginia, and thc premiums paid; the lo,s
front the basin on one side and are Sounded nv
Sass street anithe cross street leading to shoe.
koe warehons. m two other sides OF them, and
are as convenient tor commercial or o,hc, b,si.
ness as any in the city. The terms of SAFE will
be seventeen tionsand dollars in ready money.
the residue payable the fifth day Of Anrus, next
Tor which resiiuc bond with approved scouritv
VIII be required. 1t is deemed unnecessary to
state NE grearvane ut the above property to those
who reside IN this esy, hu, for the information of
strangers, the subscriber bsgs leave 10 state tina,
the aforesaid properly is Immediately opposite the
lower part OF the basin OF the James river cana,
where all the produce Of the upper cnnutry is
ialded, and 10 any person DESTROYS of carving on
the comnissisn business extensively. perhaps is
superior to any other place in this CITY.
William Austin.
Richmond. 4ih February. 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-20
<riuaze Entertainment.

THE subscriber has taken a lease OF FIVE veays.
L for the well known and connections house IN
the city of Richmond long occupied by Mr. Rich.
ard Crouch. which is situate on The street LEADING
from the main street by the Governors, and Is
near the vendue store Of Prosser and Moncure.
He is provided with an excellent stable. which
shall be constantly supplied with forage of the
best quality, wnere he will receive Horses Ar IL.
very, and the utmost attention shall be paid "a
those horses which may be committed to his care.
The long experience which the srbscriber ba.
mad IN this kind of business. and the general sa-
tistaetion which he has given to those who have
favored him with their custom at Mancheste, and
other places, authorises him 10 hope, thai he will
not only continue TO receive the patronage of his
former friends, but likewise the CONFERENCE and
favor of the public at large.
HE also proposes to take in about 20 BOARD
ERS, on reasonable terms. and begs leave 70 az.
sure those who may favor him with their patron.
age, that every attention and exestjon shan h.
used to give entire satisfaction And the sub-
serber also offers his services to sell horses ON
commission--ln all cases where he mav he en,-
pioyed TO do so. he will Charge the owner mo-
more thar the actual cos, for the support of such
horses. 9AN'-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-20

Springfield, and the disrid Of Maine. excepted.
Fifteenth, AT Portsmouth, Portland and at a.
ny place or places, where troops are or may be
stationed. marched. recruited within the state
OF New Hampshire and the distria of Maine.
Sixteenth, Proposals will also be received as
aforesaid, for the supply of all rations, which
may be required by the United States, for the
troops which are or may be stationed, marched
or recruited within the town of Springfield in the
state OF Massachusetts and for the armourers and
other persons employed in tho United States ar
INQUIRY at thar place. from the LIST day or January
1910 to the 3lst day of December in the same
year. both days inclusive.
ration TO consist of one pound and one
quarter of Beef, or three quarters of pound
OF Fork, eighteen ounses of Bread or -four one
gill OF Rum, Whiskey or Brandy, and at the
rate of 9 quarts of Salt. four quarts Of vinsgar,
fo'ir pounds OF Soap. and one pound and half
OF Candles, TO every hundred rations The pri :.
ces of the several component parts OF the ration
shall be specified; but the United States reserve
the right of making such alterations in the price
OF the component parts of the ration aforesaid,
as shall make the price of each part thereof bear
JUST proportion to the proposed price of the
whole ration The ratons are 10 be furnished
IN such Quantities, that there shall At all times
during the term of the proposed contract be sui
ilcient tor the consumption of the troops at Mi
chihmackinac, Detroit. and Chikago, for six
months IN advance; and at each of the other posts
on the western waters, for at least three months
IN advance, of good and wholesome provisions,
II the same shall be required. 1t is also to be
permitted to all and every of the comi,an. gants
OF fortified places and posts, to call for ar sea-
sons when the same be transported, or at a.
ny time IN case of urgency. such supplies of like
provisions IN advance, as in the discretion of the
commandanr shall be deemed proper.
It's understood that the contractor is TO be ar
the expense and risk of issuing the supplies TO the
troops, and tina, all losses sustained by the depre
datIons OF an enemy, or by means of the troops
OF the United States, shall be paid by the United
States At the price of the articles captured or de-
stroyed as aforesaid, on the deposition Of two or
more persons oe creditable characters, and the
cerihcate OF commissioned officer stating I'm.
circumstances Of the loss. and the amount Of the
articles tor which compensation shall be claimed.
ne privilege is understood TO be reserved 70
the United States of requiring that none of the
supplies, which may be furnished under anv of
the proposed CONTRACTS. shall be issued, until the
supplies which have been or may be furnished
under CONTRACTS now in force, have bean consum.
cd and thar supply in advance may be always
required at any of the fixed posts on the seaboar.
or Indian frontier, nor exceeding three months
HI, DEARBORN. Secretary of War.
(t1m)