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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-03

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3 h'ehu az me iime OF ther commission
t'n this sssjsct' the foilo"ing paragraph
are quo,ea. rom Ao"oop papers ~ M
I rostoa railaV'u.n 10 save ioru neishis
sne nnm'sey "aa written 70 'Ne'' me inoers
ire" tfeiapo, VINO mao returned 10 tna'
.counTy' urging the necessity OF Their APP
pearancs N me house OF commons--w VINO
IS there who does not admire the monu-
IN me house OF commons on the Soth OF
May Mr.. Whioread observed that on ac-
count OF inc necessary decay IN printing
.he papers respecting Lord Melville, he
leH ~ necessary 70 put OIL his motion
Al
MIR. Pitt said lie Understood the Gentle.
man had two obiecls in yieg--one tbe
jimpeachner,t Of lard NJ ,bs.r,h. ...,.,-
30 sn,,,;,,s cor..,,,;,,,- t,;.'.s.ir ~
IN -. - -y'',' i'.' 49, -
ie was anxious any charge ihtehucd 10 be
brought against him should be brought To
a decision asspeedily as possible.
Mr.. Whitbread said he. should edher-
TO the order he had LA ,iown sc ,,,n,.,.,.-
H.. ;,,,,...h,s,.,, - 80. -
-. t, - @"A .',a. ~ "ouiu
oe prepares 70 o,.hs Toward the other
motions as soon alter as the house should
sit. ~
Mr.. Lasce,les said tHere were lire.
minis which ,,;,L, ~. IA. *. -
r. ..,...:
~ 'eoius''"s a5a'"s' "ii. All tend
ing 10 accuse niu oil being privy to some
of the irregular transactions of Lord Mel
ville-bnt there was not a shadow af ans.
picjon of b;s b.v;n,r d.r;,,ad NV si,sn,,,rr.
49,. ,.'c. - ..-,.5 'e-''ssssuu@ any au'aii.a6c
1Au'o'a.
The HIbernla, captain Done, arrived at
Boston, spoke brig TeIemachus. ON ,he
18th instant. in a short passap,. rro,, I.a.
can gun boats had All arrived a. C:;,,si,s,
- - -
We lear, by the schooner Diana. from Cur.
racoa. that British squadron. Consisting of tSyof
trgates. Zone OF them La Franchise) two brigs
ana Ionr scnooners, under the command of Tie
eoaMFoo, d,y. rso WEE S,ocssa;ms Ssrra.
Diana, they made descen, ON carace as nav 70
windwarsi of the island, landed 1so men canno.
naded the fort. and IN the evening were COM
ple'ely beaten of. with the loss of three prison
ea, ." g,sn.een ponnd earro'ade, and ten mus
proceeded 70 he leewsrd 49,, as net wn,eh
their sick and wounded, amounting 20 SEVENTY
men. The whole of the ieeyard part of the
island, from the west end. within twenty miles
:. s"s .own, mao sarrenaersa 10 the hr'ilsh, who
cruel : ny M no ~ ."9 os' wSh'on and
rested by the Ouch government on susoie,nn
of having held reasonable correspondenos with
he enemy: The governor of Curacao had de-
Jared ms ,men!lon 70 oeiend the town TO the
,han surrende, i ~ ''s runs u amer
! we are further informed tba, pere,aI Fsr.,n.a
ar the the City of santo Domingo, was in daily
expectation OF another attack from The emperor
-, 49,. ,,;, s'sa .na' ne nad made preparations
800 -. p.'''' pap
! RI. c.:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-03

Mr.. DALTON, who arrived at Plymouth,
Mass i'i the schooner Mics. S,andish, direct
from Lisbon. passed thro' New York on Thurs
day, on his way to Washington. with dispatches
tor our government from Mr.. Monroe --He in
forms that Mr. Monroe left Madrid on the o6th
May. and thar ne had entirely failed to accomplish
the Object of his mission. He MAS 10 have return
ed to Londonb by the way of Paris.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-03

The house Of Reinhards, at Amsterdam,
has just failed for four tons Of gold, or 4oo,-
600 gsilders; this circumstance has had a
temporary influence over Commercial az
fairs lib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-03

Price IF Stocks. London, .Taiy S.
Consols SO 3-8--Omnium Q 1-f-Kedaced So.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-03

The following piece ofin,elIigence from
the Pe:i Censear of yesterday is, we pre-
sumo, premature, as no mention is made
OF it in The Boston papers.
"At The moment of putting this paper
% press we received an article Of news,
of which we cannot warrant the anthenti-
city: namely the arrival Of Gen. MoREAU
mt Boston. i, is said that this illustrious
proscript is going TO settle with his fami-
" in this peaceful country at least for some
time. The presence of the yicior OF Ho-
henlinden cannot be indifferent to those
who bear the pame of Frenchmen"--nor
to those, we will add, who regard magma
.nimity, integrity, talent, and virtue.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-03

jntrudiuS, but thought it An hour to
wait on any gentleman. The Secretary
said, If you are on the affair concerning
these criminals, my orders from the
Governor are to inform you, that you
must abide by the laws OF the colony: that
Know no such man as the American,
Sonsnt Ia the colony, and that you must
take them. then asked, Will you give
me z writing from under your hand, to
Seluiy that they were put on board BY
your order he answered with raised
tone OF voice, & a consequential air OF Inn.
porance, will give you nothing at ALL
M hopes were now at an end. / musf
submit. and have them nut on hoard
without having any thing to show INV
country on my return home, how I came
~ tnem. ! then went to the Fiscal and
ehaeavopred tn dissuade him from his ro-
solution, bot seeing him determined. I pc
Guesccd OF him certificate To provs tha,
they wcre put on board by his authority.
AT FIRST he refused, but at length BEING
sottened on being informed the si,ua,;on
my VESSEL aud ships company were in, and
being made sensible of the difficulty that
should have on my arrival in America, he
at length consented TO give me certifi.
cate 20 show that they were put on board
ny his authority, also that he had rendered
me 'iifty gilders a piece for their passages,
and that bad refused to take il. He
then sent two Constables armed with
slaves and cn,lasscs, and took them from
PRISON, and put them on board could
then get my clearance, until 1 had given
areeeipt that they we're on board. and that
would take them out of the colony. He
informed me- also, that special orders
would be sent down to the officer of the
For, a: Brsm's Point to see that those cri-
minals were on board when past the fort,
and TO fire on any boat that should leave
the vessel, or attempt to land after past
the fort.
]. IIAyENS HORTON.
Master ofschr. Julian, of Newburyport.
Sworn July IS, 1905, before me,
MATHEW LAWLER, Mayor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-03
OF rRTPoLI..

letter from Malta, Of April Igth. saws. nrs
paraiions for the Tsipclisan Expedition were then
making with great aaivity.--A vessel had been
dispatched with military stores for the claimant
OF 'h~ Bashawship, who wast 10 be enabt3 to at
tempt to regain his rgirs, and was TO attack Tri.
poll by land. while the American squadron bon.
barded isfrom the sea. The uni,cd efforts as.ins,
,he hostile usrrper. the presenl Bashaw, was pro.
badly made in June.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-03

Schiller, The celebrated German writer
Of the History Of tie thirty yeors sVor, ne
Robbers, HaRcnstria, Don Carlos, and ma
ny other theatrical pieces, departed this
life on the 9Th Of May last, at Weimar.
lib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-03

importance:
"Stoctboiar, (.s,sedsa.) Hay IS
" II Is understood here that the treaty between
England. Russia and this country IS FINAL
LIZ ARRANGED AND DErEi,MINED:p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-03

Mr.. Jerome Boraharfe is arrived at Ge-
noa, and occupied, on the nth May, pat,
Of the palace Of the Minister Pienjpotcn-
tiaty, Mr. Salicetli.--paris Argus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-03

We learn, (says ,he Newburyport Herald) by
Mr. Harroi. supercargo of the ship Hannah. frory,
Trieste and Gibraltar. thar the Unired Siates'
sch'r Enterprise, captain Robertson, has been en-.
tuely rcGtted ar Venice and would be ready 10
sail for Syracuse the 10Th May.
The United Sta'es' his1te BOSTON. (the Con
sntniion being in company cap,sred Tripo.i
tan cruzer and re took two Neapolitan vessels
her prizes. AVID carrisdthem into Malta.
The Hannah brought dispatches for govern
! r1cnt from our Mediterrane an SQUADRON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-03
TrRANsLArrox.1

BY the Office Of the Fiscal, is given to
cant. ]. Ravens Horton, for expectation,
out OF this colony, in his schr. Julian, the
free Negro called Andreas, alias Ruamina
Tccloe, and the free Negro woman Aft.
bovan Labo; for whose expectation he
was offered the sum of City guilders each,
which he has refused: saying, that he
would accept nothing FOR it.
III. SPlEINC, Senator and Fiscal.
j, CHARLES ERDMANN, sworn interpre-
ter OF foreign languages, in and for the
commonwealth OF Pennsylvania, by lawful
authority duly appointed, do certify, that
The above is true and faithful translation
of a certain original paper written in the
Low Dutch language, annexed hereto.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my baud aud seal of Office, at Phila-
deIphia, The 10Th day OF July, q. D.
1905.
(signed) CHARLES ERDMANN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-03

The ship Ann. Smith OF Baltimore. with store;
Tor the Mediterranean squadron; and ,heNU. S
brig Syren, were at Gibraltar June 1.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-03

The Hibernia, captain Done, arrived a
Boston, spoke brig Telemachus, on IN
18th instant, in short passage from Leg
horn, and was informed thas the Ameri
can gun boats had all arrived at Gibraltar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-03

. Gun Boats Nos. 8. 6, and 10. were spo-
ken by the British frigate Lapwing, on the
9Th June IN lat. 40, long. 81, the officers
and crews were much pleased with them,
and stated them to be excellent sea boats.
The gun boats were about three degrees
to the westward of the most western of
Abe Azores, and with tolerabie winds
would reach Gibraltar in ten or twelve
days.--ib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-03

weeop.iderthe following artiel. 0f.he ua.r,0..,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-31

necessarily lead. this state ofthings would .afs'-
libby tend 90 diminish the amicab,e disposition.
which the two governments wish TO cnltva,c -
T. Dr. l.. obxeryedthat-the commerce as
carried on BY the citizens of the United
States is no, only violation Of the law of
nations which the United States as AN
independent nation Is bound TO obey; but
~ is in direct violation of treaty made
in 1900, between the United States ard
France, atreaty on the most liberal prin-
cples as to the rights OF neutrals and
highly advantageous aud honorable to
both nations. sfs n
To remedy the evils complained of a
law was enacted during the last session
oil Congress TO regulate the clearance of
armed merchant vessels /; this aet has o.
prra'ed as deception, as since the pub
location of the law, the trade 10 ST. Do
mingo has been carried on TO as great If
not greater extent than formerly. The
only merit of the aiming law, is, that in
a National view II removes the responsible
lity from the individual; yho may be en-.
gagged in the trade, 20 the government
by whIc; it is authorised.
Whlis, we are anxious 10 have ourown
national rights respected, is il honorable
10 violate the rights of friendly power
with whom we are at peace or is it
soHnd policy to cherish the black popula
ton oil st. Domingo whist we have ST.
niiae population in our Southern states,
IN which should an lnsurreGlion take place
the goverpment Of the Unit,d States is
bound to render rsfsetuai aid TO our feI-
low Citizens in iha, par, OF the UEioa.
DE-. L. concluded by observing that in
bringing fprwasd The bill under conside.
ra,ion he was no, influenced by views OF
| friendship towards England or France,
but to preserve the immediate honor and
future peace of the Z. States.
ITO Be CONVINCED
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is,asi,44s 81
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application of the
discharge principal
which the
efa of
ne aenos the and deferred ss the remain
debt whole
and hall per and four ADD half cent stocks As the portion Of the
public
sp oaa stocks 9hsr Of which cen be Reimbursed he periods and
By
dcG beyond
effected
3
= ALBERr GAI.LATIN, Secretary Of me gysasuv
DssAsa1SS5, Dseu5g ohs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-31

doiar s This y sppasen, poaa diminished
s ss p ssss iss ss' and ro charged
s sa sa s De fi%' s:ms ultimately
q s sp and s' ending Ssa s the s's day.
hse g oms bere,ooe CHARGED onahat fund have BEEN pa
pad in 800, o, e navy department, i
ra a iso 10 the said department. by virtue of The I'd
' sssioa The January,
q
ass Or into
5os ss
That the preceding s"i's c a s fssF' Of the year 1906
@ to-, ol,hs s deb, have DUR
uoas dollars
discharged during period, l776ooo /
aadrsd ely s thousand
@ would ssnsby eligible pay
fun @ e 's s ss' p % % da tie as 1906 and the
'sP;s.. I ss,l. = ~ $S%:?
n <. IS ,oes s,
atess asss @ pay pursuance provision
- balance amounted, the ls,day
And his day Of september. 81
From. .ss iasss ,ss proceed. ;. h. sale. ''' e
The i Sa s shares. ,p'''l ~ .ss7
Leaves FOR Increase arising ordinary revenue q
s s, 4 &: Ss;.s s sss ,s. period % s.
years ashs aa,a7oa ~
general
s s. s. sssss ; s @ Gag i; s@ AZ .5ss
sand sssy-ssn paid msa.
period,
tonnage
45,l74,s37 "a
dHsdos n5 1885 MINI dollar. ,: and 4' as
5oss7 40 al
's:s;::; s s:ss;;s :s :ss dollars
ro ri@s eyirss expenses
For The military hmentn nd Indian depart
menf 44os,r99
thensva
Forh expenses attending intercourse with TO-
: reign naiions Io7i,4s7
Amounting altogether l4ossso o.
debt. via Ie597s7oo IS
ofth wa paid IN
OF tho in charge
ed ouly 1901 therefore addition
before payment
he debt
the surplus
the United
dtoward
Onacco q ofihe
in aymeDt Of debts contracted beIoe the 6rstdy
Off , arising under the British
y AID under the French convention Of 3oh Sep
tsmbr, 2os37s7 SIS
le,2si44s
sol
sufficiently
discharge the principal
legislatures by which the United
sfa their reoess Every year produces nuon positive
addition
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-31

shole difference of more than twenty two millions
of the United States, during that period, OF four
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-31
sEMATE OF TnE UNITED STATES.

De5cte on re nosian Of Or. LOGAN. fer ieacr
70 bring IN a SiH 70 ssspeaz RE ea,a,vrreiaf
srsereoysr 5e'ypeen roe Unhed States and So.
Domingo.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-29
TUESDAY. OerosER 2e, 1906.
TUNIS CRAVEN,
H0s stesivrd b t5+ LATE arrivals an flsgass af-.
/eriment Of
G. O O ID S,

WRI&H AM.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-29


London iuper6ne Cloths Corded Cambricks,
ana CaGneres, Lace do.
Benefits pa,eht Cords, Rich Colonads and Fl,
Do. WaiReoatngs, cured India Muslias
Silks, Molekins, Flo India and Birth Book
reRtinss, do
Imperial, clouded and Lace Caps & Haneksr-
white Maneilles, chiefs,
Toilinetts, sNapdowns, Extra Silk Cloves,
Flannels, rote Blankets, PIC Mic Nuts.
Coatngs, PlxiRs, Silk Cord and Buttons,
Kerieys, Halfthlcks, Cambrick Buttons,
Lambs Wool, Worsted, Artificial Flowers and
Cotton and Silk Ho. Weaths,
fiery, Ofrich Feathers,
Irilh s Flanders Sheet. Italian Mantaas,
ings, Fine India Pertains,
4 Z lriih Linens, Baftas, Mamoodics,
Shirt.ng soStOn, Dowlais, 1icklcnburg,
Long Lawns, Olnsburgs. Brown rolls
Lieen Csmbulcks, &c. &c.
Dimi'iss, Csmh,iek do.
aF He daiy expects an additional
eGOrtassat Of FALL GOODS.
oe. IL. diff.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-29
pabLtt sale.
On FRIDAY next,

= On FRIDAY next
.,.iocx will De fold at the Vsndue Store,
Z u al
ss,. and Bis. French Brandy ia pipes
s,n pip:, and bls.
Z s1ik, s aana Apple Bandy in bis.
-, i bids. tierces aad bis.
s s',,'''; ~, r, s Sop and '.s'.",
s,da. il kegs, boxes and jaF',
gr i.t.gs and trails,
cs,.s,, Ware in crates,
SE'0IuSEHOLD FURNITURE,
gc.----ALso,
a Variety of DRY GOODS,
among which are
Cloths. Coatings, KeriemeTes,
na. Plains, Kerisys, Negro costonE,
sg.., Elaticks, blue Eriezss,
faiaancce., RaHels, Yarn Stockings,
Cansz., and CalEcccss
l-ih Linens, Sile6a do.
ansbutss and Tieklenburgs,
Nu,lin and Muslin Haudkerehist,
hj. MusIns and Table Clothes,
g.ndanpa Handkerchief,
coOua Threads, Hsts and sundry other
trsG
Paihp 6. Ma5fellsr.
Dc. 20.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-29
Valuable Lands for Sale.
0aobsr Is.

aludDlC LdlIlS III CdIC. .,
DY yirtpe ct dsed of pSa executed by
ID Htny Lee to the fubfcriber, for fecuriog
debt due from the fald Henry Lee, to William
LudwclI Lee, deceafed rho following TRACT
OF LAND will be fold at Public Auction, on
the prcmilcs, 90 Monday, the 2sth day Of No.
vember, enfuibg, for ready money;
a,8co acres, called Hollis's Marib,
lying in the county Of Wefmorslapd, and RAT:
of Virginia, adjoining the StIatfcrd efase, and
bordering on the Potomak river.
tSigned)
Bulhrod Warrington.
Mouot Vernon, Oct. II. dz7s
RT A lew Copies Of the American
Gardiner, for faie by Robert Gray, in
King freet.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-29
NOW LANDING

NOW LANDIING
From brig Essnony, and for SoJs ~
LAWRASON 6 FOWLE
60 quarter cafks Malaga Wine, of
luperiar quality
30 boxes mould and dipt Candles
80 do. fra quality HAVANA segars
700 do American Sewing T~ihs.
A5e, from }ch'r Dovs, from Portland,
pipes yidsna Wine
10000 feet Merehsntablc Boards:
IN st 0 RE,
90 chefs yeung Hylon Tea
IL do. ayfen Skin
90. Souchong
loco pieces Nankesus, entitled to debsntuIe
90 do. Ravens Back
60 de. Rnlia do.
bales India Irvine
10 barrels New England Rum
pipes Holland Gin
do. Port Wine
Ccgpiac and Barcelona Brandy
100 boxes brown Soap
70 do. Chocolate
Prime Beef
China Bowls 10 boxss
Mems eoade Shoes, and
A FEW CASKS sELLONA CUM
POWDER.
@Gober 5.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-29

TEN DOLLARS RezUard.
Lcf, the Little River turnpike road, about the
10th OF Septefabe, lsf,
A Negro Man named A c o B,
belonging 70 the heirs of Thomas Mason de-
cesfsd. He is about so years of age, well made,
s5ou, { feet 10 inches high, dark complication,
his bead toleyably grey. Whoever takes up fad
Negro and delivers him TO me or one Of the ever
feers on the turnpike road, near Alexandra,
mali receive the above reward and all reafonable
charges, by
1osEpH PowELL, Agent
for the Little River Turnpike Company.
O3oher II. CIT
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L---------I ----------------------
I HAVE FOR SALE,

/ E2AVE FNJN DALI,
= N acre or half. acre LOT of GROUND,
IA (believed to he an ACRE LOTT adjo,n.
ing the improved lot of Mrs. Edward Carer,
OF FrtdtnrkBg,sb; it is corner lot on the msin
Arset and fronts three frrc,s.
14l,5, 200 acres OF LAND, in the county OF
Gcochland, adjoining the land Of Mr.. Thomas
Eldridge, Mt. Samuel Smith ard Others, as we'll
as upon branch of Licking Hole Creck.
Aya, reyef1onary undivided Of dividea)
right Of rioi:ty OF 200 acres. sdjoining the town
OF Maneheaer, in abe county o! ChsRerfcld. as
well as 400 acres adjoining the lands of Colonel
Nathaniel Wilkinlon and others, in the county
of Hsnrico. They are offered for fale either or
fhort or long credit, or diicountab!e notes, or
for caih, being very muck in want Of money
For further particulars application may be made
TO me at Mr.. Motifs, in Alexandra, or in my
abfence TO Mr.. 7bomai SqCane of the faid cisy.
RICHARD DoBSoN.
October o. cO4tt
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-02
From f6e London Monthly Repiesiiv fer
AprI1soy.
THE CLAIMS or THE BRITISH
VEST INDIA EOL0NLSTS.

TO the right Of obtaining necessary sup
plies from America, md Of employing
the necessary means Of eHectnally OBJ
tanning those supplies under 4 limited
and duly registered intercourse, stated
and yindicated, IN an answer ID Lord
Shef6sld,s Srrictures.-By G.sW.
Jordan, Esq. F. r. 5. colonial agent
for Barbados.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-18

". W CT As ~ III - sa
~ med determined not 10 proceed &
Bomba until news came 81 lie arrival di
onf vesseIs. never once snpposing shev
would Arriye. but e named under a ida
al 8. Wished Is get possessiono f som.
ssvonr hold II sheif country and reduce
der, o Christianity. They said that L
vs. imbossible for Christians and Mus.
snlmen g have he same interest. Our
nrov;.iont were drawing 10 81 end, and
our chr;stian soldiers 81 lie point Of
nsu,;nvinc. Our prospects were no.f
doom, indeed, when, on he 10Th A.
pril. Il he time when We had discpfered
I mnt;nv. courier arrived with news 81.
our IS ssels beine az Bomha. II a ii.
I stant, the fnce ofthinrs change frompen.
s;ye ploom 8 enthusiastie eiadness /. he .
solder. : Is had refusxd % mount euard
ret,,rned Is theif dusg. The NEXT NOR.
ninc IS rnarch ed a n hich spirits. Be-
.ino only three po1d tays march from BON.
~. .lrho,,ph ,ze had only provisions for
-. aav. Isbe iath. our provision. IS.
inc expended - killed i camel fusssub-
s;stenre which las,etl u he i sin. or
he a6th we arrived Il Bomha. HAVING
ben three days without ! mDnthfnl -
6royisions. e1cepf ! little sorrcI re found
nov ana then. and small root we dies
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June Is 1905.
" ~ ne PRESIDENT which sails ior
America ~ rev Gays, \ embrace me y.
vorahle opPor g writing you atew
lines. You viii re doubt g anxious and
feel Z little surprised e NY long silences
and VIII, perhaps. place e g neglect Of
want q affection but when assure you
! have NOT been a Christian country
for neariy 2 ulonths before, you will form
Al opinion thatwilI Be more corresponds
ent - the teelinBs 81 my heart Lime
and my duty viii not permit me NJ write
you = Lengthy e ! could wish viii
however, give you 7 short ACCOUNT Of
pur journey across The Lybian Dcseft
where We sullefed aitnest every thing
possihles bur n the end gained glori-
Gus victory, and a = great measure con-
Iibntsd % the bringing the hashaw Of
ripoli p terms ri peace. About the