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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21
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SuMMERGooDs.
THE subscriber has just received
l. lis now opening, an elegant
assortment Of ].
MERCHANDISE,

= aH&H ~#
suitable for the present season.. which
he takes the liberty of offering toi bis
friends and the public in generaluncom-
monty cheap, consisting in part Of the
following ARTICLES, and a number Of o
theirs toe tedious for inseftion: !.
Dowlas and Tel EngburYs- - y.
: Russia Sheesings and Dril9ings, =
Bro1On Holland, " u. =, * 7
-..- 90 Irish 8ectings, r.. #
~ md 10 Irish Linens,
1911 Damask Table Cloths, - .
~ ands-4 Diaper Linen, -.--.
90 and 1913 Abron Checks,
Fus;ians and Jeans,
Nankeens, .. r.. +,
Cotton Hosiery,
Mera1ikes~ Vest shapes
SIN md Cotton SnsPendtrs.
Umbrellas,
Fashionable chintsss and caEess,
Lou priced ditto,
Galanred Cambria MksAns,
Lou priced ditto, ... -
Dimitiss, uncommonly. cheap,
1913 Ddnask Sill Sharpls, :.--
Extra long pic mic sill Gloves, !.
a variety efetegant Laces and Edg-
ings, lou priced,
Lstestring and coloared Sattins,
Ribbons, -.
Book and Taconet Muskins, x
Morocco, and Kid Shoes,
Aiarge assortment Of Extra and Ia
bit Sih Cloves. -. =.
THE above mentioned articles are efa
superior quality, and to be had at Uery
reduced prices. The subscriber has
atsps rseeiyed Comnlete asaertmenf Of
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Asssss. Samuel Craig, Anthony Kennedy

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Msssss. Samuel craig, Anthony kennedy
: and Ratric4 Campbell, take Notice,
i HAT on Friday the 18th day of
July next, between the hours Of six
o'clock in the morning and six O'Clock
In the evening Of the same day, at the
house Of Edmund Graham, innkeeper,
in the town of Martinsburg, Berkeley
County, and state Of Virginia, I shall
take the deposition ef William Riddle,
Esq. to be read in evidence upon the
trial ola suit in chancery, depending in
the Court Of the said County, wherein
Lam complainant, and you, Is trustees
! Of Tabb & M'AHry, Michael MtKewan,
James Faulkner, and Richard M'Sher.
~, are defendants. - -.
Tam, ~~' q
Tours, sc.
John o'FERRALL.
Mar.insburs, June ~. 1905. =
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tWHoIf No. si7.l I

arepuhlican virtue of the iSrst order Y
onghtnot, however, to Indulge / ground.
less kalousy nobught We Is accuse
any portion Of the union of ] .tlesirn 10
change the constituted, Withou, inques-:
tionable evidence. Upon this subject
my mind has been psrfectly convinced.
and I always expresswith tue republic.
can freedom, opiniops, or the correct-
ness Of which / feel aperfect conviction.
The sentiments ofthe celebrated Pa.
trick Heary, Of Edmund Randolph, Of
Mason, sand many other distinguished
Virgmians, respecting the constitutions
are on record, and ihs record cannot be
obiterate 1.-The equity oisufftage ii
the SsnstS wes II prominent objection.
The mind even olShe great Wasklngton
harboured 4 strong prspossessionin &
YOUR OF the large states. have been
told by venerable member Of the CON.
,yention, which formed The constitution.
that Washington was decidedly Of 6pini.
on that the small states took too high
ground, and that nothing BUT the indis-
Pensable necessity Of forming consti-
tuition previously to the dissolution Of,
the convention, induced him to support
what he considered As too great 4 con.
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rio, EJrnmed p~,al.,o,, ;s.,,i.a.S -
propriety of several important alterations
OF the constitution and there is every
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CABINET
-Manyta&oy.

wv LILLIAN EATY respectfully
informs his friends and customers, that
he is now enahledto furnish them with
Cabinet work, of any description, on
the shortest notice.-Hs has on hand q
quantity Of elegant Mahogany, Cherry,
Walnut, &c-He assures his customers
that the whole Of his stuff is well sea-
soned, and allhis materials of the best
-kind.-The encouragement he, has al
ready received, has induced him to con.
tinue in Shepherds Town, and he will
warrant his work to stand good If il il
taken care Of. He is aversc to the POM
pous manner in which mechanics gene
rally rsrommend themselves 70 notice
IN their Notwithstanding will barely
observe, that the knowledge of his pro.
fession has been acquired among work
men, and that he wishes every person
toexamine his work previous to their
engagingit. He will take any kind of
country produce in exchange for Furni-
ture. Eight years have elapsed since
he commenced business in this place i;
he hopes his friends will continue to pat
renize him, that they will study their
own interest, and havea little gratitude
for mechanic who has been so favour.
able with them.
-. Allthose Indebted to him arc request.
ed to come forward and make payment
Of what may be due, as he is determined
toplace his business in situation that
WILDE more profitable to himself aad
serviceabls to his employers. \
, Shepherd's- Touun, |
14ih efthe 9th m 1905. J
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21
Groceries, and
Hard-Ware:

He has Waidron's Grass and Grading
Scythes, Moiiand and Crum Greek Whet
Stones, and in a feru days shall receive a
large quantity Of LONG's SCKLES;
He assures his friends and customers PC
Morally, that he roiH sell those articles
on gerry accommodating terms, and begs
Leave to solicit their custom as usual.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-19
ENQJIlR
RICHMOND, FEBRU.4Rr 10, 1905.
ACQUISITION oFLoUIsrANA.

The Federal prints have not vet ceafed 70
anathcmatife this meainre perhaps the moA
important, which has occurred under the mr..
ient administration. The Editor OF one of tbo(;.
papers at Norfolk, under the title of the pub-
he Ledger, has entered the lifts among the ~
Their Federal champions, aud though he NAV
not have diiplaycd equal xii! in the MANAGE
mcnt OF his lance, has certainly def.rved no
lets credit for the holy zeal which has animated
ms efforts. Yet what has availcd all this boar-
ed chiva'ry What converts has he mad- bx
this political di(quiition, more elaborate N ~
learned, and more learned than true In
has he lifted his Liiputan lance again,f tbc
Figs OF truth. In vain has he attempted TO fDin
out the fnett fophims and disrefiions, to con.
ceal and diftort the obvious benefits ofthe mea-
trre. Sn'te OF his iinpotent Efforts the acouiG.
tion OF Louiiiana i'll continue to meet the an.
probation ofthc American nation More ali.
dhcui'iors have already been exhaufed 70 no
purpotc, in illiheral criticiins, upon mcaf;,re
which rs to form the mon important epoch in
the hiftory of MIR. Jefferfon's administration
Eight columns have been alreadv exDrndcd
upon this fubiect by the Public Ledger. We
HALL wait until the difcufliun is concluded. he
fore we ciIer any itr;ttures upon it.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-19
WILL BE SOLD,

At Public Auction, on Saturday the Goth day Of
April next at the Rawlegh Tavern, in the eitv Of
Williamiburgh;
HAT valuable Plantation called YARMOUTH
p lying m James City county, on Chiokahononv
R'ver' ten miles from Wliamiburg The ir1rrov..
nents are, two Rory brick houie, with two room,
ana p"4ge above and below; Porticoes on each ide
large and caPacious barn, and three other outbonf
he whole tract, including an Hand, in view of IN.
houle high and low land with marines contains abon,
ZOO acres ictrcely third of which is cleared
we thirds Of the Hand is arabic, which, with ,b.
!iho adjoining the houie, is of hyperion quality Ad.
jAcent to the Hand bold and nsyigsble creek,
win convenient landing to each. The range for cat
ne IS very eztenve, and the marines and meadows v IN
i9.PPy an abundance Of hay. Fin and lid fowl. in
ther respective ieaons, may with cafe he obtained at
your door The orchards, coDfRing Of the grea,ea
variety OF all kinds Of fruit ele6led with care are now
III their prime Tie terms Of fae are one third can
ana one' tive and three equal annual payments for the
balance PEfTON RANDOLPH, ir.
For ELIZA iNNES.
Feb. I g. (eptds)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-19
Foreign 5ntelii0ente.
LONDON, Dec. 9.

Swede, which left the Texel on the e5th
ult. has brought Intelligence to our fauadron,
that $4,000 French are now advancing int O Hol-
land, fuppoled with orders 70 march and take
poleiliop of Hamburger aud Swedih PoInerania.
Some letters from Spain, received by the Ham
burgh mail which arrived on Saturday evening,
fate that the French Charge d'Afaires 1T Ma
drid had prefented violent note upon the fub-
ject of the detention 9th Spaui.h ihps-that
increafed activity had IL confequence taken
place in The naval aud military departments,
and that an embargo upon p,itiih fliips was ex-
peGted to take place Immediately. 1t will be
of little c0uteQuence;o rs whether an embargo
be laid or not, for there are fcarcey any B,itini
frps in the SpanilE ports. Admiral Gravina is
to be recalled from Paris TO take the command
of the Spa;iiIh feet.
A letter from an officer who holds IN impor-
'ant ftuatiou in the Ruiiian navy, dated Rcvcl (;
October ., fays--
CO IN the courfe Of next rorne a large feet FOR
F0gland viii certainly fail from this port.
Trcre IS now fms.! fquadron here, that is 10
put TO Tea immediate!y-it coniiits of two illips
ofthe line, two frigatcs, and ore noop of war,
under the command OF commodote Groig. We
ev..y day eyDect war To te declared aganft
France. Ih. country has ut prefent re gular
army OF 5000 of the hef troops in Europe,
executive OF about ,OCo l.Iegu!ars, Caimucs,
ana COn'CS'
Tbs Brittle Ma7v.--Thc total number of
fhips now il commillion is 6s5, of WHICH io4
are ofthc line, 23 of 50 guns, Ia9 frigates, and
40 iloops of war, &c. There are building
and repairing SIS fail ofthe line, which, ati,iel!
To tfe receiving Hips and thofe in ordinary,
make the total of the By;ti!h navy at prefent
s05 Hips OF different deicriPtions.
December IT.
We are favored from an authoritative fcurce
with copies of too letters from Officers of rank
in the Bitilh Indian Army, which we are t'rry
to be obliged to comprcfa to inmmary; one is
dated in the Camp of Gen. Lake, AZ Monlepoor,
May loth-it relates the preciptate flight OF
Ho!kar, after warm engagement, and menti-
0ns that his Cavalry are deerting him in great
numbers, off,ring their fcrvice to the Brtiii,
bet adds that they would be flperfiuous. Ii
relates the carrying by aiIault, ftrong town
ofdolkar's, called Rampoora.i, by Lieut.. Col
Dunn the Seapoys fought mot CALAMITY, al
though led By no other European Officers
than fonle art.llerymen. The place is of i'm
portance.
The mediation of PruGia between Turkey
and France, according 20 private adviccs, is moi
expected 70 prove iucceisIul. The Grand Sig
:.is',i letter to his Pr.laa lf4e9y, o! the occa
fon, was written On parchment in large gilt
characters.
The jewels purchafed at Lifbon for Bonapar
ste's coronation, are fappofed to have cot iittl,
fhors ct Z million fterliDg, 4Oo,oOol. OF which
have been paid through tine agency of reipeGt
abs mercantile in the city.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-19
IN SENATE
OF TIM UNITED STATES

M Brseke0rifgs iu purluance Of inRruftions from
the Lesla.nre Of Kentucky the laG Gefon, TO hcr
Senators in Congreis, laid the table the following
rsfouton which read and ordered to lie for conf
dc-ati3u
Pej6Spd BY TIE Sraai. and Hoge of Re5rc'ir.gbyt,
# br Ud'od Sisfo5 Of Axeyica IN CoegreC gGta5ie
Two thirds Of both Houies coucurriHg that the fol-
lowing article be Propoed the legislatures OF ,a re-
verei }ares, amendment TO the contribution Ct
tie United States; which when ratiiied by three
lourhs Of the fad leg1ltures ha be vailed as 2sr o,
the laid coGtution, viz.
ARTICLE.
"The Judicial powe- Of the United s.2.es .ssG 40
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-19

ass NJ fil operations around The wheel offnr.
thne' the anxious audience are feen GATHERING
ana sr'ed'lI cltching the DEGREES Of ate. Hire
e'.ry variety OF coun;enanceis exhibited from
= grave 20 gay, from fober to Evere." Hrr-
lsa field for the farcy and pencil OF Ho.,,th
10 employ their diverffcd powers. Es,s :,
icene equal at leaf in the itrength and va,,,,,
OF Paihon to the motiev audience Of :. conv,.,,;'
Gle or the rude gambols of a dr.nkin, bonc1
Here curiotty diiplays her alluteuents AMI
a'arice Yields her fceptre over the hesrtof man
FOR trch consequences and fuch exhbi,ions
iureiy there ought 20 be fome atcnement. SIR.
iy the value OF the end which is To l., ,,t,;'{
mould DC iniHcient to compeniase for the ir-
perfection Of the means. 3Tf there is any ob;rtt
however which would jlhtify It's ef.bl.Gm.nt.
mat object woUI be the erection OF 4 ie,ui,,a,v
OF learning; and when. education cannot J..
i"cceiStuily promoted by any oher expedien.
even msielfwould become the alzo...te ofa
Lottery.j Va
RICHMOND dCdDElT1- |OTrE2,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-19
WHEEL GAINED--Doll.
oh DAYS DRAWING,
- 10 -.

!ori==S Of 10 dollars.
No's, 1901 2292 los 2Il9 2f4 ii4s ae76 1717
1916 1875 9oS 1907 oaS7 7I3 8745 s722 ss06
1912 zo2l $50 1854 1857 1899 2Ias 1855 sos
423 268 ais 80 "a Sis 1878 1893 s6le s4i
500 29l3 $50 1888 573 'o16 2455 I72 sal 2el5
2121 2o793Si SGT l6l4 1910 742 1855 527 s94a
29I 9O6 1898 2ool s44s 1920 oe7 oz1s oeos
1869 2o69 1916 PAT 2l92 2sIs o7s 100 eoo
3fos 1920 2377 3o7s 25ll 45l oqa3 500 5o4
227s 1896 1894 1921 $3.50 Iss 500 1926 s6o7 son
595 80 1861 SO85 775 1904 GAS 41e sos
1868 1859 1912 2o9l 1901 55l.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-19
TNo. II. !

NO. H.
Extrn9 Of a letter from tie Cbnrer Ae5 A61;ye,
I Of france 6ate4 7f6 hay, 1905, 1s1a 4GdreG4
10 h5e Serrefarr efStdfe.
Trannation.
The undersigned is informed in manner,
which leaves no room to doubt it, that the A.
merican merchants, who purfre this commerce
meaning the commerce with S.. Domingo
publicly arm, III ;At ports Of the United States,
vebels which are intended to fupport by force
a traffic contrary to the law of nations, and TO
pei the Efforts which the crnfers of the French
Republic ere aiit ihiriftti 10 make III order 10
prevent it. Ihsft armaments have alio for
thor Object 10 cover the conveyance Of ammuni-
tons To the le -oted OF that colony. The 60
vernment Of the United States cannot he ieno-
rant of theie facts which arc public the con-
iequences thereof have already been manifeited
In the We6-lndies, where the public papers adj
wife that there have been actions between the
French CRITTERS and American veilcls CARRYING
on this commerce.
In cOnhdcrug the matter merely under the
view of the law Of nations, it is manifcN that A.
merican citizens, under the very eyes of their
government, carry OH private and piratiCa
war againa power with which the United
States are at peace. The undersigned would
be wanting in his duty if he did not vindicatc,
under fuch circumstances, the rights and digni-
ty or MS government which are openly injured,
and he did not call the attention of MIR. Ma.
dfon 70 the dlagreeabie reflection which the
French government would have right TO make
if the fIeDce Of the local authorities, rcfpecting
acts OF this nature, llioud be initiated by the
Government of the u. States.
The French government certainly could not
fee without profound regret that after having
given to the United States the mott marked
proofs of its deiire to place the good under
Handing of the two nations upon the mot i'm
movable foundations, by abandoning national
in'erehs which might have eventually produced
colliions, individual interets fhouldnow be per-
mitied 80 comoro nit this good underfta ndng
It's regret would be ftill much greater, if, when
the dignity and the rtiety % France are open
ly injured in the United States, by their citi-
Zens, The American government fhou!d preferve,
respecting thefe violations, flencc, which
would appear 20 offer an execute, and even a
fort efeucouragement,t 10 all the exceifcs which
cupijity may attempt. that the peace
of the two nations cannot but be feriOufly com
promi:ted by the proceedings of the indyidu-
ais and by the reprifals to which they mutt
Heceharily lead, this Gate Of things would infal-
biytead 10 diminifh the amicable diCpoGtion,
which THE two governments win to cultivate.
TTof /459aqrs of1fy. BayaesUei"S Ltf,r, an
osvrdto tire doeDhieni5, baJ aiyea6y LssA pub
i1sd IN t5e AmsrjroH PaferS.l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-19
G a K ID,
To TIE EA;tor s,rBe National Lnten,s.r.,,.

To @t Ef''r Of The National Krtt!glg1user.
The republicans of Virginia have been deeply in.
terefrd in the fate of the 1asoo Claims. The nm
bluihIng corruption of the Georgia Legislature of
'97; the ituPendous ipeculaton which tRey epcon-
ragged; the honour of the American character: RI.
eloquence of their opponents in Congrefs tie .,,ns-
ted diicuiiion which his been called forth and Tho
wide variation Of opinion which has exiRed AMONG
the republican party, have can degree of iuter.f
over this iubjet, which the BTtih trsaty or the inn
peachment Of Judge Chale himfef has fcarceIv fur.
paltd. They win to know, fir, whether the G,ele,on
RICHTER which we have hitherto een in your paner i;
the only memorial that you intend to publifh Of mi,
intereting diicuiion. We via. =, knew wi ether in
mut'larcd fatemens of thele proceedings, eiver in
the federal prints with air of triumph and di6at
ed By ipnlt OF party; whether thee are TO he rbe
only accounts which the American nation is TO re-
eeve on 70 momentous queftion; whether the re-
publican party are foley to depend upon the(e tri
unPhant fatements of the federal prints; and wb.-
1er 1t IS not your duty, impartial and accurate
reporter to contribute your efforts the intrusion
OF the public mind, on 70 great queR;on.
Recoccting the hiitory of this buiincfs during the
alt eiion Of Congreis, your friends have been una
bic to rePreis conceal their lolci;ude They have
not yet forgotten that the fra fpeeches Of Mr..
John Randolph the diitiuguhed reputation of which
only ierved to whet the public curofty to fee and
examine them, were iuffered PERTH fer the want
OF reporter. We are unable then to fuppref. our
ail-sheHf'ens, i-a sr,,ila- sisfo-,une lhac!d
the proceedings Of the Preient Congrefs NAV exne-
r'ence prove, that thele apprehension. have been
formed without any rational foundationl
Feb. 18TH 1904
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-19
g 1Gi3efic 5ngeii,gsiNe.
NEW-HA MPSHIRE.

A ticket, for 1905, has been recently recon-
menGed 70 tne reppni,!,cans % sh,s aate, ~ /:
convention held at Concord, conifting Of ma.
jorities of both houfes OF the Legislature of this
ftatc. The ticket is headed with the name of
John Langdon, for governor, and will no doubt
fuccsed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-19
10th DAYS DRAWING.
Prize of 500 DoN,y,-No sI1e
R,iz:s Of 100 DsAur,-M,,. aals 81.

PyiE.s Of 100 DsAzys-Ns's ssIs. 9Io.
P,iz-s IF - DoA4ys-Nos. ools COCO on.
6i6 2o69 os9 Io5 e7s 1880 1927 I47s losl
@o97 25l3 3f59 2485 4sI l57 2O46 1909 oII4
III 1868 Se79 1880 I47 1859 $3.50 ss4 ool-
2i6S III 1924 1904 1885 9C4e s43 $50 17is
32l3 1919 259 1856 2o42 1907 1854 o442 lss
l442 259O $40 1869 1911 1868 25S 1850 .Is
1905 lO66 2465 9l53 1904 1854 1914 sl6l
1865 1881 1901 789 1866 I2l 1880 Oslo osss
2695 1904 800 3542 IT'S SIS 954 2o67 9f4o
1918 al 27I7 1857 9I3 3677 II77 $50 2ll0
S3S 1897 3OI5 1850 sos 7S3 1919 1912 1910
S4l6 1906 36Ga $3.50 $50 1857 S57.
Iith DAYS DRAWING.
Prize Of 800 DOAar5--No. sls3.
Prise Of 100 DO!Aars--Nc. 522.
Prize, Of 10 D,H~s-No', $500 san oao ooIs
sag l76o 2lo2 32lS 324 $3.50 s66 1888 1927
1854 65 1888 $40 453 1877 81 lI54 l9-z 7ot
227o 1881 9ol 1856 II49 sos 2slo 2oz2 e4s
IN 1922 1889 2o9s 1904 2l24 1881 o8G5 els
1851 3o76 1927 1888 ITO 1854 456 $500 1870
1881 2l3e 1915 22o9 8ooI $40 s477 900 Eis
1898 IS 693 3o9i 1881 7o7 2o2 Sol s1os az
1909 1925 SOB sos 969 1891 2458 447 o5os
26l6 1857 100 2ol8 1897 95I $500 sse4 sae
80 80 80 zoos S77i ifUf z1tU 1883 1885, egg
1919 3643 1897 1851 200 ol53..
Tickets raysdfo IL dolzar,.
Total gain sftte 4vLeei 5000
~ No IL on the "Trad. to St. DOMINGO" !,
Poltponed
r. For feveral New Advertenlent, fee third 81.
lnmn of the fourth page.
~ No Northern Mail on Saturday NIGHT No..h
OF Alexandria. o'''-
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nenburg aud Bfunfwick g, in the Diaria Court, IS
Brunfwick and Prince Edward
ANY Pcrion willing to employ him in their bufnsf,.
may have ready communication with him A. o1r.
hardy Grove Meckleuburg, where he will refde
RICHARD APPERSON.
February 9. eTsw
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IN SENATE
OF THE UNITED STATES.

FsbrHarp Q, 1908.
The following meHage Of the PRECEDENT ofthe
United States, with the documents referred to-,
were regd.
Ordered, That they be printed for the ufe of
the Senate.
A!tch, SAMuELA.O r1s, Sec'rv.
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Tt JEFFERSON.
Ian. az, 1909.

The Secretary of State 20 whom the Pref
drnt Of the U1ited Ss1tes has been pieafsd 70
refer The refJIut;ou Of The SENATE, Of the 2sth
inf. Wquelti"g that there may be laid before
the Senate fuch documents and papers, or other
information, az The PRECEDENT lhouid Judge pro
Per, relative TO complaints againh arming the
merchant Gnips or vcleis of the United States,
a. the cordnG Of the captains and crews of
i";h as 'av, been armed--has the honor to an
nsS there;O:-
m. T. copy Of letter, addreffcd 20 the Sc.
c,s!lry Of State, by the Envoy of Great Britain,
dated on the Slit of Augua Ian.
~. AN extract OF letter To the fame, from,
the la'e charge dies afaires OF France, dated eth
M lst, which was preceded and followed by
olher letters and conversations Of the fame zen
tlrmar, urging the iuhieGt upon the attention Of
the government. II has been alto urged, by
the 0refent miufcr Of France, 10 bis interviews
will the fecret1ry of fate.
or the inclofures alluded TO in the afcreEtid
letter and extract, the only authenticated Rate
nent relative 20 the conduit Of American pri-
waite armed veilcls, which has been received at
This department, is contained in the anne xcd let
ter, from Mr.. George Bar, c,vel of New York
and he documents accompaniment
AL which is relpeGfally iubnjsted.
JAMES MADISON.
Department gfS'afe, J7a. sLG, 1905.
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be eon'rrrt to extend to controversies between Rate
avg ''tzer' vi anotlisr hate between ei;izv..s of
t''ieFen' Races, bsrwsen oirizens of rhe came hate
eA'mng Luids under Cr.rts og d.:serent Rates; and
between itae. o. the citizens t,srof, and foreign
itsIe', citizen. or iubj-as.'