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yxTE the undersigned, partne1s n the kte con-
w Germs CT Buchanan Duuiop 4 90. at PeIers-
burg. Robert folsk Z Co. Al Richmond aad OF
Iunlep. Poios Z Co. 81 AaHchestsr, haze sod
20 Esr. Isr1ss Duniop, or late partner IN said
uonc1gns, Tie dests now doe 20 and oureiardins
et thee r!iTsnnt sstasi.shneu;s--fhossiH interest.
vi will therefore please TO nike notice, that here-
sitzr pHymsntsars 70 Ne mad, only 20 the said Mr..
1arnoo Drnlep, hi5 attorney o. anefnics, and to
whom tbose liesrE elaine against these cs%ceIAs
pill sppiy Tor payment.
David Buchanan,
(sm) by Kobsr rcsok Ais attorney.
Robert Pollok.
Nirg'ais. Ye.orsbnrg, Dee. 6. 1874
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DAVID Campbcll, y. c.
AT a court held for Washinpton

AT a court held for Washington
County, rhe 1esh day OF December Isc4
William Brice, Cen.plAimsnl, ! In
AcAfEsT ! (Hcn
Michael Wise, Defendant. Germ.
z VIE defendant NOT having enrerc,i i.js appear
J. anec and given security according 10 The AZ
OF assembly End the rues Of this court. aid il sp.
Fearing TO the sasisiaslion Of the ccust HAT the
defendant 10 not inhabitant of the curin,uy-
wea III; On tic tnction Of The complainant By, his
ccLaseI. Is Is nraeef That he said defendant 10
appear here or The third Tueaday in AlrII next
arc aEtwer the biI of the complainant and that
copy Of tlsi- erde, be inserted in pubic news
paper published in This state for two rnn,hs sue
eessively, snd another copy posted at the fscnt
door Of the ccurbouse Of tic saie county.
IL coIiy--At.ess,
u CAMReRJ r.
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w Nlt Cc-rl3I.l Dc S'stN lNS SSsAl,
a L sinS ho,ss of aicse, r scdway ,n,he coun.
"A y cf po~aa,an, on rAnrsjay the thir, day
OF laIrafy, onsshous..nd s.g.ir hundred and Eve,
prrsnant 70 !, ese,se OF the Superior court OF
caansery, holden icrshr Rich@oad iistsia. pro-
noareed on the second cay cf June las. in favor
ofcot. Sarsue, Me, e;li,, or Amherst couEty, a.
gAinss John Eannsry and others.
On The d., ssss; x ps.Ss above mentioned
AID in conformity 70 she aforesaid decree. will b.
sois. 70 the highest bidder. fo~ rs-ay money, one
eessaiitsrad or patcci Of l. And. lying on Apo
Matox river. IN the uppe. -rd OF said county
within swo miles of the place of sale, ning
foue hundred aud twelve arii one hall acres, 4
part OF which is low grounds, adjoining the said
run, the r. lrsnoer hrgh land, thought TO be c
cual IN vs,ae 70 any in the seig hhournood there
are two PLANTATIONS on this traSi one OF which
hes Immediately upon rhe river, icing that plan
tstion whcrsor Arrhslns N,nra.iy Lived in has
E.et:,ne, tine aniitinzs are aoch is might answer
fer the accommodation Of an cverscer negroes,
with : good barn, &c. The o;icr ID tue piaE,a-
ton upsn which Capt John Naturally has hved
for nan,os' os years; upon which, si,cie nc a
good dwelling hcise with TWO rooms below and
two above ssirs, kitchen, snsoas house, dairy.
raj -'gis o ten hands may !'serployed great
z~yansnSo. e
Der qaylor. Fynneis X. Hanis,1 O |
MI Pstsrspn, Eaus.yl s:snyosd. !. Z
Kie~l C,-sh,p. Toss Ford,
Deecrr.se 7th. 1904. 3w
b." Tr.ssale of the above property 10 post
possd unsN 'r,day re isrssday Of February next.
when it wiy:ersair'y take place, in ss,isias,aa
OF the aforcxs dscssc, and at The place sfore-
ssia IDS Dre 60. 1864.
1he l'ss;ee =, ne fctiozins Lottery hr,-e-
BY 3ioe r:rice, cha; on I6nrsduy ne loit
Gay Of Jahlcra ne1f. key nil certainly
e7'aDiSace tic sraayag 81 fhc said Lcne,1
az shs Cti&o' a. tbs Ciiy.
Rieh,acad Dec. iosh, 1904.
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(By Authority.)
Scheme ot'a LOTTER25,
l543 Pr;zss.
e2os Blanks.


---------
$3.50 Tickets at le dolls. eacir.
Il; drawn Ticket nsSing blank
TO rs number after 900 siekels are
drawn, dolls. 900
Do, shsf<c50G Do. are drawn, ! 900
Do. after 5000 do. are drawn, 1000
Do, AFTER $500 do. are drawn, 900
Last drawn Ticket, 5000
gisla.use cf Si-rtla. for ,ns ls.idau,e purpose
efere6.ng Seminary of Leary,ing in ssear the
Metsopciis OF this Safe. With this view, it is
contemplated TO raise 20 .otl dala-s, ard ? 500
dolars in addition, gof drhsying the expenses OF
ss->,s.,s. Sec. The trl-r.cs TO ;n.nr. sucscss
have divided sae Lo,sery ir,oios- ais.inS classes
70 As TO raise the sum cortsmp,a,ed by an arnus
Lottery fer fonr years. to raise every year .0ct
Gn'laYs. that The work may progrers
The town OF 1ostoi, itD tls homer Of It's CHI
zensJ has public stl,oo,s IN which ara a
hour sixteen hunted pupils The fourishiu,
ySnd iners asng city of itIcnmond cannot boast o.
cne pn'iiic school. The ','rustess of the Ricb
nspd Acasetry. have asout tl,irreen acres s
srattIid, nearly ous salt is accepted asa dona,ion
and the r7naircer they have contracted fer, ~
whEct they instnt 10 csctt The Acalkmy. Tn,
ssise IS Elevated. ti'thy ari bransiful. --Doet
AFiliisr,, tncshee, ~ lliaTa DuYai William Price
tNegistsr), and George Tucker. are appointed
W tie Trustess 10 sell aud dispose of the tick.
s'si who sve authorized 10 appoint agents f.. the
above pnvaoss.
Che rerna;ning Tickets n,ey he had of
the said committee, Of Rotert Mitchell, Esq.
Mayor, Samnsl ples sa,ts, il. William Prichard
and NfHir5ri ho:elcr. Treasurer.
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WHEREAS, I purchased some time ago.
three asses Of Land from nrury Wsod,
JON. and paid him a. the zine Of -ohirza two
thirds of the purchase money. for which have
his receipt; this IL therefore 70 caution all par
sons against Purchasing the above mentioned lot
of land. lyipg on the Brook road adjoining the
lands Of Decor Cure, and hilstDrk and Grew.
as snail be zbde % compel the said Wood 20
make me title 10 ths above described land. II
driven to the necessity Of having recourse 10 law
ABRAHAM DUCARD.
RichHsond, Dec. !, 1904 w.
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Dollars. $1,000
All tickets drawn blank may be renewed in ti,c
text class. 3; 10 coIs. each the price Of ziI o.
theirs wiIs be Is dolls.
Al prizes of Is dollars may be renewed for the
next class. or paid, az the cp,ion OF the person
enritied If they be not claimed wishia three
months after the drawing commences. tacy vii
be considered as renewed u, the second class
The drawing TO commence in the city of VIII
iiansburg, on the day Of --------. under
the management Of James Madison, John Rraek-
en-, William Nelson. Robert Crcennow, Burweli
Bzsse;t, RoSert Saunders, Samuel Tyler, Cham.
pion Travis, William Lissnfcot, Littieton ".
Tazeweil, George Tucker and James seinp!c.
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Elcgant AcconpEshncnts

=
a THE yyiIIiamsburs Academy, which is now
n devoted solely TO the educssion Of young
ladies'. arrangements have been lately made Tor
their instruction in the elesrnt arts Of Drawing
and Painting.
The society of Williamsburg has ever been
considered peculiarly favorable To youthful i'm
proven,rnt. and the number of young ladies' from
every part of the state, who for ,l,:a ob;ea, as
well as for The purpose Of instruction, annually
assemble there, proof OF the extensive inhu-
ence OF this opinion. Encouraged by this cir-
cunstancc. Mr.. Anderson has endeavofed 70 con.
ccntGass within hs institution every possible al.
vantage fos the Accomplishment OF Young ladies
IN the various branches Of polite education. In
aSditon 10 his school for their ruition IN the En-
gish and French languages, and with 4 view TO
render the study OF Geography more attractive
and interesting, he IA lascy imported very large
Celestial and Terrestrial Globes, with complete
set of Maps upon All cnlarse. scale. elegantly
coloured and framed. lie has also ft.ed ul,, ur-
der The roof o. the academy. apartments for their
nistrodion Ivy The most eminent teachcss in hs1-
sic, Drawing, FaiuIing and Dancing; and pa
rents vine wish their daughters 10 Mcguire these
fessionabls aF-i elegant accomplishments, viii
find his arrangements well zdsp,ed 10 their spec
DIV attainment.
A few yourg ladies can be accommodated with
boarding in the family OF Mr.. Anderson, where
All excellent teacher has been engaged 70 attend
TOR the extFa.tuition Of those whose tender age
or hitherto neglected education may render such
measure desirable. Parents whose Solicitude
for the rapid Improvement of their children rem.
ders the additional expense of no importance,
viii perceive this 10 be mest valuable append
age 10 the institution The rnisfcr,nns OF re-
grcttca inattention early irstfnaon viii thus be
obviatcd, aud ycung ladies', whe are en,ulous to
be advanced 10 the higher trenches of Improve.
enl may, in this manner, retrieve their lost time
without, descending into 4 lower class.
The course OF instructor fer the ensuing rear
will COMMENCE on The 15th January. and it is re-
suested that The pupils may assemble in Will
amsburg previously to iha' date. Further infor-
nation may be Obtained application by letter
TO Mr.. Leroy Anderson, l,oss-master. Williams
burg, Virginia. epti5J cawtiF
Wii,;nsborg, 2Cfh Dec 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09
(" A man welt qualified TO

{" teach Natural Philosophy, Chemistry. Mathe-
" MATES, and all branches OF polite literature, as
well as thirteen different dead & livins European
q languages, would have no objection 10 engage
" Oh HSs'ai terms, private teacher tutor IN 4
I" f,nIiy of respettabilty. Lnquire ct The o.lics
:. Of this paper
Decenoer %, 1904 IL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09

At Court held for Washington
County the i7th day Of 0eot,er, 1907.
E!i-abefh Gibson, Comhlaissdnf, IL
AGAINST ! Chan
{saec anderson, Drffzdsas, CRY.
II ME defendant aot having entered his appear.
4 anee aud given security according 10 the aSs
of assembly and the rules Of tins court, and il s-
peasTng u t-e tAfisfafn OF toe ccrrt that he Is
,,or Al, iiha,i,ant Of the commonwealth of yirgi-
MIA: On the rrotios Of the complainant ty her
appear here the third Tucsja AZ in February nexf
ard answer the bill Of the complainant, ard thai
copy 81 tia;s or.es be inserted ia some pubic
newspaper published 10 this state for Two monlhs
successfully, ard another rcsted attire fros, d0os
OF the courthouse Of the saAi county.
a copy--Atsesi,
na,-:J C,-,,,.tott IN r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01

Mt The opening effbs court Captain Baiabriag
laid bstore them fbe following Rafemenf.
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SALEM, September Is.
BIo2Ag Scene; az .AIc;erI.


Capt. SHiLLAssR, from Legbor1, infor.7,
ns, that o. the 7'i Inlv bris arrived tber.
rom AigierJ, and brought accounts of an ;ni;,--
'-cton At that place, aad that the Dev had ~.
3raded 400 Jews. Onc Jewii frmily ma
their rfcape in the brig.
CAP. s. being inf on ere point oe faiIin
lad not an opportunity 70 collect any fur -
particulars OF the above l. after I've had ,o,..
IN hoard 20 take his departure. and vhii- Ne
ay htralrned, capt. ISRAEL WILLIaNS, Of .
'hip friendihip, OF this port, then At Lschor1,
was 70 oblieine as to get on board leitcr foru.,
communicating a number Of other Circmmna -
es reiPectng this bloody buiinefs OF which {,
following is an extract.
LEGHoRN, July s.
" Ieiterday arrived here AZ Imperial brig, in
we days firm Algiers. She informs, that TIN.
'owntry was in dreadful copfufon-that the q.
'ouIn Arabs. 70 be headed by a Frenchman, had
evoted, and marched towards Al ers-th9t
he Dey, on their approach, Diet .ched 1000
| 'roops to attack them, but that theCe. after
'eiFerate battle, were defeated, and cut of, TO
sman-that the Arabs then ruR,ed on 10 he citv.
Ynch they tncceisfnly attacked, and had taken
principal fort--thlt 1orther attempt had been
made TO 1Haiii1ate the D., he wing received
feveral f1bs, and faid 70 be ne. Two Irded 4;
hat ne had cut OF 40 of the richeft Jrw,'
heads, and that the bloody work was aill going
Oh WHen thlS VeHei Ifft the place. There were
az ibis time three v,fiels at Algiers, Raguran,
an imPeria!if, ana a Swede, who al cut their
cables, and ran away from the port, permitting
as many Jews to come az could get on board
the brig that has now arrived, brought 100, q
It is expected the Swede has at Leaf 200 NOR.
Such is the news at Leghorn.
=" TIE Alscrenes have fquadron now Ar
Tea confhing Of feven faiI they paTed in Fl 1T
Of this port I8 days fnce, and were off Cigita
Vecchia years iince.-They confn of ftout
frlgafe of ~ guns, built at Algiers few DAYS
hnce; another frigate of a. guns taken from
nc Portngueie TX months ince the Crefcel.,
~ go, prefeHt from the United States; DO
l7cres, lately pnrchafed from the Greeks, ONO
OF which mounts 26 guns, the other s; the
ine brig Bahaw, of % guns, prefent alfo from
the United States and zaebeck.
We heve heard of feveral of the America,
gun-boats pafing Gibraltar, but not of III .ir are
rival at Malta"
Capt Sbil'abar r1entionsa circumRSr ce with
reipeet to the quarantine at LeghorD, VIII ch nay
be important TO be known. On account Of the
tuHerings of fome Of our cities from the yelioa
tever, veiieis arriving there from any port Of the
United States wherher healthy or diirairj, are
Indiicrimnately Obliged to perform quarlnjiue
ut foyfy 6aes. leragfe as they fiy. they hayei
satisfactory official means Cf dfcrmin uiug;
whereas bad they ao c1abilhed correGro deuce
with the bords ~ ac 18th IN our fcversl fea ports,
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E*froS sfbs hfvs;afe Gsr.rars R1po,t aafeS 1Na,ei
&c, 1901.
To TIE Lord't sOmni1on,ys aT2
tie AAmirahy. {

have the honor to report that the fentence of the
Vice Admiralty Court appears 70 me erroneous, and
To be founded ia mlapprsheniion. or ,niiappiica.
ton oil the principles laid down in the deciion Of the
Court of inirdity referred to, withJus ATTENDING
to the limitations therein contained.
The general principle rel petting the colonial trade
has, ia the courle Of the prelent war, been to
certain degree relaxed in confederation Of h. prrfen
Rate OF commerce. Ii is now dininclly undes1ood
that 1t has been repeatedly 70 decided by the Iiyb
Court Of appeals, that the produce Of the colonies
oi the enemy may be imported by neutral into hi.
own country, and may be re-exported from thence
even to the mother country of fuch colony and H.
Ike mlaner the produce and manufa 9ures Of the mo
Their country may ia this circuitous mote, legally
find their way to the colonies. The di-ea trade
however, between the mother country and IFS colo
MES has not Iapprehend been recognized as legal ei-
Their by his MajtRy's government or by his tribunal
What is direct trade or what amounts ~ an in.
ternedia,e importation into the neutral country may
io'netimes be qnefon Of lone d.fhculty--A gene
raj definition Of either applicable all cafes, cannot
be well laid down. The queiton NUT depend upon
the particular cireumN anees Of each cafe perhaps
the mere touching in the neutral country. to take
ireh oleardnces, may properly be conGdered as
fraudulent evalion, and is in effea the dre9 trade
but the High Court of Admiralty has expressly Geeid-
ed land fee TO reaion to expe that the court Of APP
peas will vary the rules that landing the goods and
paying tie du,es IN the neutral country, b7caEs al,
continuity Of the voyage, and is furh az importation
as lessizcs ;he trade, although tie goods be re-hp
ped in the fame ys6el, and On account Of the fins
rcca propricioTs and fora ar5ed for fag 20 the no
thS snpa;ry.
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FROM THE BALTIMORE AMFRIcAN

b~f,sfsfa haie, from bs eG'o,s ee,,1onJsof at NoE
/aV, LATED
NASSAU, Augul q, 1905.
By the fchooner Three Friends, Gardner. for
Philafelph'a, embrace the fra opportunity Of iend
ng you the particulars Of the trial Of one of ,u vec
els, iuPPoiing it highly iutereng to YOU Il i the
eAie Of the Hoop Brereton and Merry Kinner, which
came m IN The admiralty court, the 20tn inf. wa,
preient aad WIS highly Pieafed wJh Judge Dyer.
aoednS. lie g. certainly ,ndn 81 th. Hr2eG no
nor ana integrity nd be may f!r;v be vro,,yuc.
40 horor to hn,frlf asd bic country"
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BOSTON Gent n


1t was Haied IN yeiterday's Centinel, that
adv'ces were received in town by = capt. Nosn.
who had lately arrived from England, That
forty fail of American yeilt!s had been recentiv
condemned in England" This article hayin,
excited conGderabie attention, we were indne
ced to call ON capt. d. and have been informed
by him, that the above fatement was extreme.
" incorrect HE merely nates To us, that -,r.-
vious to his leaving England, which was ON ;he
2d OF AUguit, 1t was reported to him, that iince
ap!i! lat, there had been upwards of forty
fail of American vefitls fent into the different
ports of Englandthat feveral ofthem had been
condemned but that the principal PR. had
either been releafed, and again failed, or were
detained on various preteniions.
Al this particular moment, it behoves the
printers of newspapers to be extremely i,cu,p-
iipect IN what they admit on fnhieGt Of fuch
Importance rs the above wherein the feelings and
'nterefts of the largeG and mott refoetaals cl7fs
or our tei'ow-citizens are 70 deeply concerned.
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WATEHdLL, Mlyeb, 1901.
My Lords,


tralfnit to your Lord0iips herewith, copy
OF the decree of the Vice Admiralty Court of Maj
Tau, condemning the cargo of an American veaeI.
going from the United States 10 port in the Spa
niih eoonies and the fad decree having been refer
red to the confederation of the Kings Advocate Ge
neral, your Lord!hipS will perceive from his report
an extract from which cofe, that it is hi, opinion tIa
the ientence OF the Vice Admiralty is erroneous and Is
founded in miiapprehenasn or Multiplication OF
the principles laid down in the decilion OF the High
Court of Admiralty referred 10, without attending to
the limitations therein contained.
In order therefore to put itop the nronverier-
ces ariiig from theie Etences of the VIC
Admiralty Courts. have the honor to fgnfy to you
LordihiP's the Kings plsa!urt, that communicated
Of the doctrine laid down in the iaid repor fhoud 5
Immediately made by your Lordhips to the fcveraI
judges preGding in them, fatng forth what is held "a
be the law upon the ubjef by the iuperor tribunals
for their future guidance and direction. am, S<.
PORTLAND.
To tie Lord't eommi1oavs Of
tie IR1siraify.
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Copy 81 Il iettr fr0m Mr.. Wi!Iiy.xs 10 H.v. Earth.
Ajq. 1-'sd, L0~9S", Jriy IL, 1906.
SIR,
am torry TO inform you OF the unfortunate de
tention ct the brig Reipett, Captain March, by =
prvateer, the is now in Plymouth. CAPTAIN Ma
has applied to tor advice and aliiaancr which
fliaI! Of cotirfe render him. Tomorrow a CLAIM,
viii be given FOR vcilel and cargo 1t appears tha-
the cargo came in this veGel from Martinique: al
though 1t was lluied, &c. yet the court will fear
agreeaoy 10 late decion of the of appeals in
the cafe of the EfIex, Orne condemn the veiie and
caTgo-nothing will fave thenl unleis it he meme
rial which is to be made this government on a fn,i
lar location, by order of he American mininer.
There are two or three fimilar cafes now pendnq-
have frequently cautioned my friends from iendinp
cargoes imported from the enemies colonies TO the
countries of the enemy i'll Europe, in the fame bot-
TOM The memorial may delay the trial of the Ref
Pect and the others in the fame Gtuation ihaN
give captain March my belt AID.
N. B. Inc attempts to negotiate peace continue
to depreis the markets and prevent fales.
Samuel E5I2iaxs.
a letter from MIR. Wisms, to Mr.. Bartlett, re-
ceived iu5itqu to that of July ~ dated London
sd July, "a vs.
Two Velels and cargoes in the prelicanen, of
yours were condemned TO day. Yours of courie will
rare the lame fate. The trial comes on this week The
Gale OF the Efex, Orne, the authority which
governed the judges In theie cafes
SPANISH Consul GENERALS OFFIcE,
PLilaAla5ia, Sept. 10, 1895.
His Catholic MaeRy's Coaiul General has receys
ed Information that the importation of Dr. Goods,
(N,utrs excePted) Flour and other provions is per-
matted at Porto Rico Duties payable on Dry Coads
are 10 per cent and per cent on provilions. via,
liberty export the produce Of the land on paying
5Per cent. only.
The grounds upon which the Spaniards haze ,a,-
tnred American hips, are, we prefIne their hs.-
ing Eng!ih property on board. 1t appears that t q.
opaniards reieate the Vee!s after taking tI.e ,,
perry The American filips Eagle, S5aler. and T.s-
terion, Richmond, from Liverpool to the hfed,ee.-
'Anean. which were taken and carried into A,geiras
have been reelied after their cargoes had been land
ed. The Former is arrived Leghoril, aud the lat
'er Al Malta LoalJn 5o0ey.
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A true enpy from the files of the d~pestmeu. Of
Rate.
(Sgned JACOB WAGNER,
s- Chief Clerk

In he esfs efhe fsve,icar Br;rartine Leopard,
Robes, Mater, h-en ~ part yr;f6 Malaga Hines,
TIE eeyg0 far eoycaeS e H4es regularly IMPORT
ed irfot6e United States, e.ai7aeeS 9y ;adse Krn
2oib oee6sr, 1900 tbe fi,7r he'rg erod:oas Of tie
Sfarys Territory in Europe, aud 6onndto he Tronat-
h1siis Pe,is Of that Empire.
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RON TIE BHLTJlMORE AMERIcAM

Mr.. PzcnIN,
PLEASE 10 re-pphiiG, fhe of6cid publication
made by the department Of aa'e, loap time psa,
thg, ti- peonie sf the Oni,ed ttat-s way have a.
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Do~N'NG-SgarzT, AbrH IL, 1901.

OO"N'H"-"!NEA7, ibfH IT, I6JT.
SIR,
have honor to acknowledge the receipt OF
your iette of the 9Th of la month, and to inform.
you that in coni-qlence of the representation contain
ed IN it, letter has been written by his Meily's
command, by his grace the Duke of Portland TO the
lords conmililoners Of the Admiralty copy Of
which letter herewith encote to yoa for the iii
formation OF the government of the U. States
have the honor TO be,
With great truth, Gr
Your mott o5edent fervant
(Signcd) HAWKESBURY
Ru9Us KING, &c.
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C9py 9fd htEr from M. Hil?isxs Z, H.y Earth.
Eff da!sa, LONDON, .Fuiy l2, 1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01

HAVING TO account TO government for the
lofs Of the United States' tigaie Paiadelphia.
then under my command, it Is a conf1l9tory
crcunhanse 90 fee that 1t Is b. fore an iDuuifti-
o., which, by its nautical knowledge, viii be
- fully adequate 20 form corrc9 opinion Of
the affair, and to give that drcifoa on my con.
oatt which both the public and myielf mua be
afurcd viii be iae.
IN my narrative this unhappy event, mall
mention M fsndins the Uoited Stalcs' fchoo..
or 10 cruize of Cape Bon, and the caufes thai
icd % that circunaance, which incTeafed the
misfortune that afterwards befsi us, and then
dcizl The iaci .lents that TOOK place On the day
Of OR grounding, .roH the tiAe Of giving chafg
u the mOrniaC tiH furTenderinc 90 fhe easn1y.
We l.h Malta The "a ~ Oto5&r, to replrI
90 90 a4ison ST TGpo!, >ai 10 hOck4Ge that