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STATE PAPERS.
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Annexed TO the Mote the Cabinet of Wen
ma, ana tranimitted at the fame tiH,c.
Il copy ertbe Declaration Isivered to The h,iI
cabinet, BY Count R4/ea'xosgjgy, 0mbdEi,dor
from bis Imperial mty.ll, efaD the R46fas..
IT would be fupefincus in this place to 90
back to the motives which have determined his
majefy the emperor of all the Rullias to re.
cal the plenipoteutiary he had eifpatchct, in
concert with his Britannia maiefty, to treat
for peace with the Chief of the French govern
ment.
Theie motives are too jun and too evident
not to be appreciated by all Europe. they
nave been laid down in the note delivered to the
miniitry of his Pruflian majefy by Nj. Noyozit-
zofi on the aSth June, Doth july and the refo-
luton which they have provoked is only con-
fequence of the fame ien,iments and the fame
principles which have conhantly induced his
imperial m!jeny to employ his atIiduous cares
towards the re-efaOliihinent of general Tranquil
Iity.
Since the rupture between England & France,
his majcfy has beheld with ftirprize and grief,
the major part of the continental Rates f1ccef-
lively forced to fupport the burden of war,
purely maritime in its principle, and foreign to
their direct interefts; bHt he could no longer
preferve the hope that frank aud friendly ne
gociation would iuffice 20 put an end to this af-
fiittiDg fate of things, when he learned that,
without any regard for the folemu fteps which
tended to re-efabIfh peace, and at the very
moment when RufIia offered to treat for its con-
cIuiion, new ftates were deprived of their inde-
peudence.
If then his imperial maieay has refoived on
recalling his plenipotentiary, it is merely be-
cauie he has acquired the full certainty that the
milton of the latter would not produce fatif-
factory refult, and not becaufe his ardent wifbe,
to reltore peace to Europe are in any manner
dininilhed.
The mott ftriking proof that the emperor can
give of it, is, that he fill adhercs to the demsnd
which has jut been made by his imperial and
royal majefty at the fame time to France, Prrf.
Iva, and RufIia, for the purpofe of procuring the
renewal of the interrupted negotiation.
Nevertheless his imperial maieay cannot AZ
the fAne time conceal the probability that q
conduit on the part of the French gOvernmen,
fniIaS to that which has already forced the en-
pernr to retraei his hrR lteps towards mceoci.
alton for peace, may alto render a5ortixe that
which AuItria purpoGes to renew.
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4 T Meeting of the Board Of Directors of the
Mutual AiIdrance Society agaiuh Fire on Build
ngs OF the nae Of Virginia, held at the General Of
f e OH the lc;h o. November, 1905:
Ii appearing the Board, that the time heretofore
allowed the fpecal agents of this tocety to complete
rbs revaua.ion of ,hole buildings which had been in
fred III the wis ard in the country prior to the
so'h day Of January laG is Insufficient for that pur-
pole.
RojoiveiAetgsre, That the faid agents be allowed
't the 3la day Of December next to complete the
revaluation OF all buildings which have been injured
as aforeiaid within the diaras and towns for which
they my hive been leveraily appointed
ALEX ANDER MRAE, P,efd.nt NJ. A. S.
.Tehe, LEWIS M. RIYAI.zaIN, CT. y. d.
November o. (oaw2w.)
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'"SLNNAIIYE OENATE.
As*peftion Of tie reciprocal conduit of France 81
dyT'rH,. Enee the peace of LsmeuiAe: read by
fz'f m'H5Rr FIR Foreign affairs.
All Europe can tefiify that during the war, in
me fNidft of the mott decifive and fignal f,c
cehSs, the emperor of the French has never
crafed to manifeft his deiire for peace that he
orered IT repeatedly to his enemies; that after
reducing them to the neceflity of receiving it as
"a favour, ne granted it to them on terms fueh as
ltney never dared to hope for; aud which have
rendered his mode ration no lefs eminent than
his victories. He feels the high value of glory
acquired by conduct in jult & necef1ary war
buy there exits a glory more dear and Hattering
10 ms heart its firft with, the confant aim Of
MS efforts, has ever been the Tranquility of Eli-
rope and the peace and happinefs Of its inhabi-
'ta1ts,
This objea was attained, this with fulfilled
by the treaty of Amiens. The emperor did all
IN his power TO render il laiting one. II would
NIL have fubliaed, but for the growing profpe.
rty of France, which has limited its duration.
AT hr't 1t was made nugatoty by the artful mea.
lures, and finally broken by the undifTembled
Perfdy of the Cabinet of St. James,
Peace, however, ftili reigned over the co:,i-
nent the himfy and counterfeit pretexts made
ny England, IN publication, were eafily pene-
trated, aud her real views expofed TO Europe.
England dreaded to Zee the French colonies.
which bad once been 70 ffouriihing, and which
might again become 70, rife from their ruins, &
az 1T were, fpring up out of their own aibes
her Jeaouiy prompted her to- 1ihe, or arreIt ar
leatt in its progrefs the fpirit of French induRry
re-animated by the peace; fhe cherihed the
ienfeleis deiign Of interdi6ting the French flag
in tho'e feas where it had appeared time inroe-
mortal with iiich eclat; or at leatt of reducing
It to Rate Of debaiement, incompatible with
the rank which France holds among the nations
OF the world. But thefe wefe not the only mo-
tives which aetuated England; fhe was more
over itimulated by her iuf4tiablc avidity TO co.
vet monopolyof the commerce of the world.
IN all its branches, Wy that extravagant pride
which perfuades her To believe herfrlf the foye.
reign of the feas, and which is the foltary foun.
daiion of the moDfrous defpotifin 1he exerciG-s
upon the ocean. The caufe then which France
had to defend, was the caufe of Europe. and Il
was naturalto fuppofe that neither the intrivne,
OF Rnslsnd, the gold with which fhe teconoen-
ies the inftrnments Of her ambition, nor that her
faIlacious promifes would have engaged in her
intereh, one of the continental powers. Mo,
one m reality appeared inclined to Iiltep TO her
proportions or her ntrcaties.
Satisfied as to the intentions Of the coutiu.r,
the emperor turned his attention tov,rds ma.
Rhine warfare. in undertaking which he had e.
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.Amber4 Ans4e Court, 1905.

IN CaANCEHY.
John Profit, Randolph Profit, JeGe Profit, Row
land Profit, R'izabeti Profit and Nancy Profit,
children of David Profit, deed. and Duncan Ca
nieron and Molly his wife, late Molly Profit,
dalglter Of David Profit, decd. and David Pro-
Eat and Auitin Proitt infant children Of AuRin
Profit, decd. who fon Of the fAd David
Profit, deed. by John Profit their guardian and
next friend. Comp'lts.
Agana
William Jo1n and Sally his wife, Jofeph Wieher
and Suianna his wife, and David Profit, which
fI;d Sally. Sulanna, ard David children of the
Iaid David Profit, decd. Deits
~ N thenotion Of he complsinants by their attor.
~ ney, and it appearing TO the iatisaaion Of the
tpnrt that the defendants VIM. Juilin and Sally his
wife, Joleph WilcheS and Suianna his wife, and Da-
vid Profit are not inhabitants of this Rate and without
the jurfdeion Of this 1t is ordered tina, the
defendants do appear here on the third Monday
IN November next and afwer the complainant bill,
aud that copy Of this order be forthwith inherited in
fnme public newspaper publinIed within this COM
monwealth for eight weeks iucceffvcly, and that
mother copy be pofed the front door of the court
houfe Of this county on fome court day.
Copy. 1eae, w. S. CRAWFORD, C. C. cur.
Sept. 81. epSw.
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NUMBER 5o.1

NorfcE.--f F,1reis L;g5tfaoi, a native of the
county Of New-kent, and Formerly refden, of the
fate Of Virginia be living or has any legal heir
or defendant living, either in the United States or
elfewhens, by applying either in perfon by peeial
agent and producing fsieient evidence of their be-
ing fueh leg II dc!eendAas, to VIM or Nchola. Light
foot oftlis scuny Of James City, to Geo. Light
foot Pondexser OF New-Ksnt. or to James Pondex-
ter ct Powhatan, will heac Of fonethmg highly I'M.
poFsant and much to their advantage.
- The Printers throughout the U. 8. are re-
oaeted toinier the above twice, in their REFLECTIVE
rs,aud traninit their acconpss to the Editor of
he Inquirer. Nov. ls epan
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CITY OF RIcHMoNp,
In Csmmor Han, Mete.,S.y leas, is

IN LoH0svT <100s xNopes7orY fSfb, 1909.
On motion made and feconded, the Hall came ID
the following relolutior:
The Common Hall Of the city Of Richmond being
willing and deGrous Of hearing any opinsns tina,
Che inhabitants of the laid city may think proper "a
express on fubjes fo Important thofe contained in
the fr!t, fecond and third feions of the Ordinance
propelled to be paied by the Common Hal, and emit.
tied An Ordinance for eabliihing irregular police
IN the city of Richmond and its liberties" Rcisvea
hat the clerk of this Hail caie the aforeaid fons
OF the above Ordinance propoed to be paed as afore
laid, together with this refole,on be printed for
two weeks iueceiivey III the Enquirer or lone other
newpaper puhlihed in this city, for the conIider.i-
on Of the inhabitants aforefaid
TeRe, ANDREW STEVENSON, C. C. H.
The }s0xri.g tie tire l7ss. tie OreGxanes re-
}e'red 70 in fh< 9,sted,rg rsjoiate.
Sec. I. Bea osdsinea, BY the Preiiden, and Com
mon Council Of the city of Richmond in Con,mvu
Hall ahembled, and it is hereby ordained by the au-
thoy OF the lame, that every peron who hall here
alter cnme 10 the fad city with an intention OF be-
coming retident thereof hall within month at
ter he or The fhal the fame report tn the nav
or tor the time being and iome other nagiirate for
the city, his or her with become reIident as aore-
iaid, and the occupation, il any, purified by him or
her. and slio the number of free perfons belonging
to his or her family afcertaing therein their names.
ages, and iexes Whereupon tn. faid magistrates may
it they fee eaufe rae fuch perion to give feeurity
in urh fun they think fuficent, that he or lhe,
his or her family will not within the fpsee of
become charge to the city, and that lie or he, will
during that term paw all taxes and afTemen.s of the
corporation, and every peri6n faing to make fuch
report and to give fuch feeurry when required f,all
be liable to be removed from the city at the dcreti-
on OF any two magiara,es thereof.
Sec 2 1t iha be the duty OF the mayor for the time
being, to keep lii OF all perions who hall iignify
their with to become citizens apreiad which to-
ge;her with the bonds to be given by any of them
according to this Ordinance, hall be delivered by
the fad mayor to his fuceeaor in Office
Sd. And it ihall be the duty of the conaables q,
the beginning of every month TO give information
to the mayor for the TIME being, of all perons re-
moving within the limits of the city, in the eourie
OF the preceding month.
Tefe, ANDREW STEVENSON, c. C. H.
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with Roots or SHOES as we'll as if they were on the
Po;..-..-..A-the lcng,h of the Boos~...Cround the
Ca...B--the pitch OF dto....p-ro,.nd the heel and
infep.- E-round the irlter-G--acro.s the ball OF
the foot. Fix the heel againit aperpendicuilr, and
ticka knife theend OF the great toe--iet down in
figures the number of inches andquarters in the diff.
terent mea!ures. january !. eff
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Il NEyY TdVERN.

EUREN BURNLEY respectfully informs the
N public, that he has opened Houfe of Enter
tain nent in that commodious building weft of
tie Cours-houie. Attached the preniles is new
hone fable inferior iii the Rate; and that he
j, in every refps, well provided for the aceon,no-
dation of gentee! company.
N. L. Very LIBERAL wages will be given for good
Co1k-a male would he preferred.
Charlottesville, Nov 22. ep2m
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-A.NNUAL MEETING.

VIE Annual Meeting of the Manchester Turn
L pike Company WILDE held at M<. B-ooks's I'd
vern, OIL the firt Mondly in December. whe, it sex
Peaed the meR5ers will atteiG punaually, and con-
vene by / o'clpck in the forenoon.
JAMES BRANDER, CPk.
Nov. 10. ep3dD
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NEAL. NELSON,
BOO7' 81 SHOE MANUFACTURE Err.
mAIN-sTREEr, RIcnMoNp,

Ne AXES Boots & Shoes
w to any pattern or faih-
ion, equal i'll point of Ma
1ERIALs and WoxxMAM-
shir to any in general ufe.
~ Imported Boors.and
SHOES, OF the iira quality
and newell fafhion, for fale.
-. Gentlemen at a diff.
lance, who are difpofed to
forward me their nleafure,
hy paying attention. to the
aff,xri r,f ra,, We ft,aJ
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ID ANAWAY from the fubfcriber, living in Abe
N marie eounsy, BOB, likely myIatto man, about
~ years Of age, formerly the property ri William
Wood II Buck Ifard. He Is Il ferGbie fellow, and
make no doubt but he will attempt 10 pals as free
man he is we'll acqnaintedin Richmond AID Frede-
rekburg the former place he has Frequently been to
a. waterman; be has pleaiirg c0uutsnsnce and
very espabe If deet ptiouhis cloathing il good, and
beiieSe has variety he has large buihy head Of
WOOL law forehead, and near FIX feet high. The above
reward VII be paid for srprehendiug sod bridging
him home. l0ELL SftEFJETP.
AlbetHare, Nov. 2s.
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GRAND LODGE. OF VIRGINIA.

~ The Grand Lodge of Virginia will meet
in the Mafon's Hall in this city, at O'Clock in
the evening OF Monday the ash day OF Dseen,-
Der next. -, g
": II. Eit=avbyJonn, G.S
Nov. l2. IF
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NAvcHEszsa TURNPIKE CoMPANr

nELINQuENT Shareholders, on the 9Th Re-
- qGision, hereby Notified, that iuch ilares,
on. which the fAd regu,iition ihall remain unpaid,
will be fold on the cid day of December next at Mir
Erooks's tavern IN Manchester, IL o'clock in the
forenoon. JAMES BRANDER, Cik
Nov. 10. ep2ifD
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II
i Annual Meeting for ele6fing Directors, will be
held oil Monday the 9Th January.
Poerer Of At.Ofney far 4,oting BY proxy for d.
re90rJ:
Know all men by theie prelents Tha. Of
do hereby appoint TO bs fub-
hitu;e and proxy, Cor and i'll name and behalf, to
vote any eietiion of Director or Directors of the
Eank o. V;sginia, as fully might or could were
perionally pre(snt. In witneis whereof have
hereuntofes hand and zeal, this day of
in tho year -
Signed and delivered in the prefence of
Poeoer' Of attorney for rsceiring DividenA5:
Know all men by thefe prefetts, That Of
do hereby conititu,e and appoint
lawful attorney for and in name and behalf,
to receive and give receipts for all dividends
due, or which may become due OIL flares to
belonging ia the capitol join, Cock of the Pref
dsn,, Directors and Company of the Bank Of Virgil
MIA. Ia witneis whereof have fec hand and
fed this day of nthe year
Signed and delivered in pr-icnee of
Nov. ID. TiaJ
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BANX or YYRGLNI.A.

VIE Stockholders hereby Notified, that the
i Annual Meeting for eeaing Directors, will be
held oil Monday the 9Th January.
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Peever Of At.0in:y far 4'oting BY proxy for D.
reiforJ:
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C. A. DE RoSoUMoWSKY.
CONSERVATIVE SENATE.

CONSERVATIVE SENATE.
1*1p9htfon Of fbe reciprocal conduit of France 81
4yartH, hnee the peace of Lneville: read By
fos o71utRer FIR Foreign affairs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-10

70 detail anil enlarge upon the o.,,
ties Which lsee between your for m,oaSSHi
tice and your present PREACHING 'i ;s pFaa
word OF which latter you are g. sn,. N every
throats Of your own party s, tust,ns Tie
doctrine OF the endless perite,sbi"1s, tn,
man as impious and visionary w;'a Of
ny feeling for your frieuds Pane IsS a
Goodwin and Co. advocating the ';v nd
dence of the Judges, while fresh f, au:psa'
destruction OF the Judiciary and snl The
ing the common law, in de6apc. &c I ~
Mason and all the other bell.wes,bss,', ls',
your flock, who acclaimed against !. IN o.
1gress, and attempted to derlde Mr. Rs sOa'
by calling him The champion Of the %. az
mon law. Some further observations ~ Isa'
ever, iemain to be made, which will
to yoe IN a future letter. This Gamma, S's
c'ude without hlnslrg TO those, if apy ,b..
be, who assign much weight to your as,bo.;
ty & opinions torecollect that on the svb;..
you have asltated, L IN which you have -.
&c your JudgMSnt STANDS sclf-lmpescbed
self-condemoed Syourauthonty is of no y,
lue, since you have, like able LAWYER. %
you are, spoken on both sides, and said -
much on one as on the other: and 10 -
commend it to yourselves to call in the a.
of consciencesand integrity, as arbN.ts i.
tween your past practices and your pres,,
tprecepts which are SO openly atyar viii
each other, to decide which is right, TIM
TO lay their decision before the public. sa
bind Yourselves down BY some irrefrspH.
bond to adhere to it for life for h.,
that on a future Gay blinded by prospr,jr
i'and beguiled by your natural tendencies
and habits, you should again fall into
those evil ways, which now in he dav
of trial, YOU have either the grace erlh,e
cunning to condema.
CORREGlDoR.
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>CORREGID0R,
NETWORK, Septemberz,

Captain Fairchild, of the ship Aurora,
from Havana informs US that three DAVIS
previous to his sailing from that place
the American consul, Henry Hill, esq. had
shut his Office and declined doing any bust
ness IN censequence'of some dispute be.
tween the Consul and that igovegnment. 1t
was reported and generally believed thai,
unless he had a favorable answer frOmgo.
'vernment, respecting some depreciation.
upon Americancommerce, by some prva.
teers or rather pirates, that he would not
-epen his Office again. Several masters Of
vessels, who have been taken, plundered,
and their vessels sent into Basabano, and
oshe. places in thar island, have sPplsdto
the consui for redress.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-10
NORFOLK, September 6.

Arrived last evening, schooner Eagle,
captain Gross, forty eight days from Boz
deaux. Captain G. passed through the COM
bined fleets ofthirty sail in the Bay OF Bis
cay steering for Brest. =,
Schooner Ruby, Clark, S days from NJ
York.
In Hampton Roads, brig ohn' WoeIPsf'
o5 days from Nansz. Was bearded OFT The
Western Islands bv S French prleatssFss
one of them, from the number OF k'lIso :
wounded on board, must have been fousa'
" handled bv an enemy. Capt W. says
there were nineteen killed lying Cd INC
deck
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aEsrauprfa z)aap aobertlsFF'
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10

IF some Of those whose c0nS''1'.'',
duty ii is during the recess of c0n OF e., :
manage our political bark, woula ~ ~ h.
main a, their posts, or even near u" - ." i
we might have BEEN able TO aoo y 81
days intelligence OFFICIAL Nh"'
IRIpoLI.
lgueyy.-If the heads OF dep a. f.,
had spen, so much of their time :" so i
abroad in Washing,on's days, WV
have been impeached! r n
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-10

The democratic leaders, wh'le w.. no:
ter the people with an idea OF ' ,hsm edy
and discernment, address TO '" ;onc tnc'
such arguments an their vice ana a,' r. cat
can approve. Those whom ., h hS ar SUB
cantIvate are sure to De ni'''0 Whel
seqaent deceits of the aat'ert as,v ever
these. gentlemen tell US tns! .r very eitp'
thing, and that we possess -; CIV, we d. an
we generally take them at .n S.her re kno'
seldom stay to enquire whether snse %. MS
any thing. or whether we wen la fo, i, sSb
s s'aoes. nc The aeobn. take 'd hs s points
the known weakness OF meuo" =, A.irsaS
and We cannot mas' [Repl st'fgl
cess.
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@lr is al undertaking of fome degree of deieaey to
examine Into pu5lic dlforders 1t man touches the
tru: grlevs there is dnges thathc may come near
to perlons OF weight and conequenec who will rather
be exafperated the dcosery OF their errors than
thankful for the location Of correcting them. If he
ihould beo5ged TO blame the favorires of the people,
he will be conidered as the tool of power he CELL
lures hole in power, he will be looked on as arr nlru'
ent OF sation But m all exertions OF daty, ionie-
thing is to DC haz lrded. BURKE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-17
PRoM rag .AuRosx.


In the Bsrbadoes Mercury, of the 2ad
June, there are the following assertions or
facts interesting to Americans who go to
sea: o ~
ut is with much concern we have a
gam TO notice the disregard winch some Of
our officers Of his maiesty's ships shew To
The rights both Of individuals and this com.
MUMMY. oS'''-
" Another outrage was committed last
n'sb, which certainly claims the ,nssrfer.
ence OF our civil authority, aud should orr.
maps be now more vigorously exscu,ed as
IN th's'instance IL would be in behalf Of
heutrals trading to the country and de.
famed by necessary embargo.
-, several American captains were for.
c'oiy taken on board the Hipomenes, de-
famed all night and very unbeconingly
trested. The arrival Of admiral Cochrane
VIII give the party sggreved an opportu-
nRy oil redress, or by making il knO~n TO
me governor, from both Of whom they
VIII no doubt receive ample satisfaction"
only wish TO pu, this article on record
and 10 hint that do not think much salts
isc''on Is TO be expected FROM admiral
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WILLIAM 6 Ai-aItY L5i + -
Willianls5u, 9. sf.L - ,cox

IT.. williamsburg. July e. 1905.
/ "e commissioners OF the LOTTERY for The Be
neht or William and Mary Coilege. ,h;,, !,
cessary to make known 20 the advemurers IN ~.
HIST CLASS thar course which they have resolved
10 pursue IN consequence of those circums,. ga,
which have bafaed their attempt 70 condua me
drawing TO close satisfactory to all Concerned
| Such a, close the Commissioners had reason
confidently to anticipate, as they had committed
the drawing TO Gentlemen. whose probity is so
well known and whose zeal in the intercsts OF
Literature merits their warmest acknowledge
ments Bur, though II IS nor always within the
province OF human foresight to guard AGAINST oc.
eurrences the most untcward: III always with
IN rhe power of honest Intentions 10 pursue thas
course which Justice requires.
FOR thar course the = commissioners have labs.
riously sough',. They have not only weighed.
IN their owp minds. the preensions of those who
oppose. and OF those who contend for rsdraw,
ing they have NOT only. given their respective
Claims TIE most impartial investigation; but snx.
'ons to be guided by The best legal information
winch could be co eeted in case SO perplexed in
It's own nature, and at the sane time. so inter.
es'ing to many, they have resorred to several
eminent law eharaelers, Their opinions are az
yA var AL OF them however have concur-
req IN recommending submit. sion of rhe Gaze ta
tnat Tribunal in whose decision all must acaui.
esce This Recommendation vii, be followed
withoui delay a suit has already been COM
menced ny one OF the fsriun7te aiventurers
The Commissioners on Their part. will not
impede the progress of the SUI bur will scl,eit i
decision of the Court of Appeals, during the EN-.
suing erm
Inc decision as TO one prize, will establish a
principe applicable 10 ALI prizes. and will furnish
rule for the conduit of he Comm sioners
Hpayn,enf be adjudged the drawing is com.
pieted; it the contrary be decided. the re. draw.
ing will commence Immediately after the decisis
on is received.
Signed, by direction of ths Commissioner.
JAMES MADISON. Chairman,