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j. BoNAPARTE.
GENOA I6 Frua;dor


zee Arc5-1'easare' ot TIE Empire 10 RE Cardinal
~ 7Gc'cG AID toe bis5ops IF roe three Depay.-
vents.
The EmreroF's brother, Commander of the
naval forces. is returned to Genoa after hav;ng
tnhlled the mission entrusted 10 him by his an.
gus brother, with ihc creates, success He has
brought back 23i eaptives whose letters have
2, broken by the happy union of Liguria 10
the Frsnch Empise,
Il IS his Majesv's intention that This even,
sAou'd be celebrated throughout the three de.
partnents with che sentiments with which he ia
hmsef penetrated: he looks on IL as a bene6t
eo"'er'ed by tas Almighty, who has deigned 10
ehoese mnf 20 be lfe Instrument of hi, bounrv
towards L'gu'ia D'"'
You viii enter into his views, gen,len1sn. and
IN consequence cause Re Dsgn TO be sung in
yeIs Csthedral, and afterwards in all the ChuIch-
e. CT ylur diocese, tor tais signal favor.
on WI seize thIs opportunity 10 make known
10 ths fastors and peop.e the gratitude they owe
70 sovereign wholly occupied with their inter.
esss and happiness.
Receive, gentle men, the assurance of my mos,
/ dis'ingui.hed confederation.
:, Signed. LEBnux.
Re'e fofloiTs similar Leffsr jom .be Iye5,
! 4rrasuey, to re Prefecis ard Cnde yrtecf, of,I,
'6Tse Dtpd fleH's, e5fier wbie5 tee Moniteur t5g.
eon,naes. ''A'
] -" tit~tNaJ Wneu tNc GOmm7rdanf and the
1 Saptives who had recovered their liber,v :, r,s
! on shore, the Counselor Of S,a.es, and Ms,if;nc
FFeis<t gave orders that public rejoicing, should
be made IN the hssbor. Discharges Of arrillc-1
were then heard from the batteries and fo,ts
The Arch. Treasurer aud all the Civil and Nj.
.itary Authorities received the Co.smaodee of
the Naval Forces az the landing Mac. Are,
which they repaired with the Cap,ives SET 4, 4.
befty 10 the Metropolitan Church.
] ii. Exc. the Cardinal Archbishop bas cole.
7 brated solemn aacs and caused re DEM, 70 h.
( seng rs thanksgivings. -
The Cap'ivts set a, liberty, have dipea an
board the ship &c Ccrcis.
The Arch Treasurer received n, dime, - i,
Const'tAed Authorities and principal lard AID
sea Oibeers. The Commardznt of N. ~
forses, brother to The Emperor, hoporsd RE
/ hanqntt with his psesence.
10 the Evening thcre was ball and iion,in,.
On the same day aI,c, the prisonsr. co.e,,,
n the Malapaga for debts not excce5i8s ION 8
were SCI az liberty III consequence Of ord,rs g.,
ne Enpefor, IS were liisewiss those coajen,ssd
! fgT dessrtinn. ''''' "'''ea
ne io.iowiag morning was emp owed IN fe,,,.
/ ng The esew OF the ship ie Ceacfs. 'Tbe s.iIo-.
Eaged worthy Of that psss, received two noun
Psy IA advance. -
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tke radgidiicess;sTs Would be r,;xer,l,,,
disappointed. The immense monarchy -,
me urSs Is now held Of battle, where
rreFolied Pachas, blind -ins,rumen,s of: =
io .'t. power, prepare the annihilation Of
ttf1r religion and the Empire, by mutual
eonslests. Egypt is again reduced under
the YOKE OF Inc Mane,ukes-- Bisi Bev re.
,ufnedapm London With instructions that
nc mas faithfully executed, prenares TO
oeiiver 10 tie English the KEYS or lhis
rich province---,he racias or Syfin seize
alternately The spirits OF Ditzzan, and
agree only IN desPisiug the orders Of the
l,iyalt--- Dagslad, Bsssors, and the coun-
strics.SerderiHs on tbe Cuff Of Persia, have
a iong tinfc sinc= freed themselves from
the dominion of the Porte. Casa Osman,
ogloG Aga Of Natolla, who has for thirty
years past been accommodating immense
riches, executes the DEGREES CT tie Grand
Seignor only when revolt costs more than
osehence--he has made useless efforts
tIeai or dissetnhe,i) to reduce the Pacha
OF iree'zende, who is in full instruction.
Ahe pacha ot EvrezuRia marches agains,
him, and leaves without defence Turkish
Ameaa, whilst the Russians penetrate
into ell Parts oc this fine country ,ha,
beoags te The Persisns, < assemble large
foiccs oa the side of a'ETivan. The Do
l'icsl sltnation OF Turkey in Europe IS
snilinare alasmirg--ihe principaliy.ss Of
Mo'asT.a gna Wsllachia, psoDled 5y
Gagis, ere deiipersd over 10 The influence
q Russia siisch more respected at Jassy
and ilschare; thanihe. orders OF the Crand
Selanoe ere a. Cons!aniigople, Half of
Dais2tia as submitted To pasyyen OgIcu.
All Scrvia is in iusurrsGlion, and demands
independence. The warlise population o!
4 bahia-haa increased The armies Of The
Rassiars ssseDasies at The Seven Islands.
ani ~. d'ftalihssb rfder p,etence that
ibe trcc!ss ihst CONC lron The Black Sea
woaid Sc ioS s,raigh:sned a. Corfu. exacts
the. sheG should be 0sbarked in the mar.
eSffrors7ces, that IS 20 say, in the Epi-
rms and tbs Motea. The Divap, whose
only business appears ,obe to place The
scat CT me Turkish Empire TO The orders
sent from Petersburg, has not failed to
subscribe T. isis extraordinary command,
aada.hps We see. all the important points
of the Empire otlhe East occupied by the
RGssiaEs, the interior devastated by a
toriSie anarchy, sad the authority Sc.
lin ti.etLiEd bounded by the police Of Con.
a'@1,iacpIs.
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(, would consent 10 give me Up thirty ofI

. would consent 10 give ms pp thirty ol
these slaves.
! ! replied TO the Dey, through Fir.
| Ihainv,le, who had colre on board the
Ponlcne 10 intern me OF his intentions,
that il was not my design to content my
self with fulfilling only half OF the mis-
sion, with whict: TX. NJ. had entrusted
me, and that consequently it was not sui-
fcient for me 20 have the thirty slaves he
tolered me, but that insisted on having
all shc French, Ligurians and Italians in
| his possession, and that Il in twcn,y.four
hours, my proposition was not agreed to,
should have nothing more to say. to him,
aud would break of all negotiation. On
the following morning had favorable
answer, and in the evening received on
board my division 2si slaves, which the
Dcy caused 10 be delivered 10 me, con.
rary to the custom Of the country, after
sun set.
set sail on the same evening, the I'd
Fruclidor. On the 7lh, &. IL leagues to
The NE. OF Mallon, deserted frigale
9 niles to wiodwar6, tie wind then
blowing very fresh from the NNE. the
sea being very heavy obliged me to take
10 All the reefs. Under srch circumstsn
ees | could not hope to come up with the
trigaie, which had the wind sn the other
tack. Two other sail bearing in sight
az The same lime, I.resolved ON giving
chase 10 them as they were to leewsrd. /
| spread out my division, and caused it 10
/ taanGuyre so as to cut Off their retreat
had we been better sailors. One Of them
which was irigate bore away under al
the sail she could carry, and lost sigh
OF her during the night. The second
soon came up with, and found her 10 be a,
American from Leghorn TO Boston.
learnt ircn her captain that he had fal
len IN on The preceding evening, with /:
English iriGates, the same l apprehent
which had just seen and which escape,
! By their distance from ME aud superio,
sailing. continued my course, and afie,
days calm and light breezes, arrived IN
Genoa road, on The 9th Fruclidor, at $ h
the morning.
Accept, MIR. Minister, the assurance 81
my distinguished esteem.
j. BONAPARTE.
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sERrLIM, 49, %.

Aeeofo'Fg 70 he latest intelligence from Ser
via body of 5000 Mouuienegrin, and IT,.
zegovinians have united with the insurgents 10
make common csuse with them. BY this innc.
ton the forces Of the Servians now amonos -
100 thousand men.
scmsndria has surrendered at discretion TO the
SeTvians. Seven ofthe principal Turks Of thar
town. the auihors Of the last troubles. have been
publicly henraded, and al their substance con
hscsicd. Umza, astrong fortress, which the.Ser.
HianG h,d for lonE Gns biockaded, has also
been taken by assault. The garrison, consisting
entirely Of Turks. defended themselves with The
u Hioc o5siinacy. The insurgents irrjtaled at this
useless Feaistance, put a part Of the inhabitants
10 the sa5 ord.
Pov4ic letters from Montenegro and fiom
Hefzegovine annouuce that the Inhabitants OF
.ooss countries are IN open insureaicn, thar the
Couit ot Peter5burgh approves the conduit Of
're sesvians, and ihas = body of Russian troops
Z sNpsc,ed shorty - arrive tAets from the Is
aHds Of the Ionian sea-
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w.. 49,
MINIS RY or TIE MARINE.
jerome 8oaspar,e, Captain in the Navy,
Comns1dias q Division in the Medi-
terraacan 10 his fsxc. The Minister Of
AiAfire and. The Coloniss.
~ ose'F IN Pom2nes IN ne rood Of
Css4ca i5M fracltaoy, ycQr Is.
Air. Aj;niatCr,
baye the honor TO inform your ex-
csliSrcy .bgt the rl;gsion which II. M. has
BEEN pleased lonIrasl me win, has been
hppFlly iuih.,gd. Tb= dlvisio,ranaer my
orders has just anchored in The ha,bor Of
Nsnc's, with 80 slaves on board, All ia
good heash - well as the crews. They
vii be landed in two days. conlormabie
90 II. Ms lns.fuetiOns. The Civ II Al
gers rs nelghborhood we're in per-
iecs hea'!h-at my departure, as is proved
- tae declaration p;af.e to ne Ivy MIR.
J9ghe' haiEyEle, the Emperor's Charge
d. airs,
This expedition would have been soon.
or bHougat 70 a conclusions, had it moi
been for the circumstances which rem
deFsd It necessary for ne 10 put into
Iouion, and Of which ! have had the
Loan 80 ac4vaGt your TX. by my dis
ps 3 Of ills 23d rbermidor. ( was no,
csiaBrd ibcre ;0Hg tisBe, thanks to The
cage sod ACTIVITY Of The Maritime Pre-
icei. Ia - h0ers the division was IN a
state 90 SET sail and proceed on lis v0y.
age rid dispatched the Abielle sloop,
cfi't Egcoux, Two days before to inform
lie Cowmissafy General Of Commercial
Eeiaions at Alsiers of my approaching
aTr4al and The objcel of my MISSION.
GeMgt q him al the same time, immediate.
~ 10 SET on ioqt negotiation for setting
the slaves az liberty, IN order 10 save me
the dtiays aud dficullies which ! might
otHcrDise meet with.
scs sal from Tcu!on, on the 2s;h
JhemiGor, d. en- III tie morning with n
saong breeze from the NY. wilh close
reeied topse.is. shaped my course to-
words hlahca, Were hoped 10 fsll in
with 40 entmy's oruiaec. passed il =
league having only seen ard visited some
sh4s = our allies ana nemtais, amongst
ile gcs q Riausan oot twenty two days,
from Gibraltar. I learnt from her cap.
tam that .car admiral Bickcrlcn With
oa. Cd th- iiae vas ihsn busted in feca;r.
i9g lie slpa aud taking 10 provisions, and
tbat Lord Nela1u vas cruising OF Cad.z.
o. the four;b day &C nj depa,ore fron,
'Jsuieu, larrived Cd Alsfrs. The AbeiIIe
al-9.- wac bad arrived there - hours
before gar. SIS, Dubois rhaiuv.lle, had
me snanef received Try iTser ,han he sei
a. isol th1 negotiation had iuslrusied
iio wi.aj hut vas stopped ~ ID BY dgi /
t'.i.ies oe SEES not cha5led TO remove -. 4
~ -ey vas ..i..s i.spe.ed 70 acgqiesce
81 ~ eW'fed q am. He world .
ny c''1frre ID tie nombcr of sl4vrs (
whom e'a'n.ed tic those who had been
Ken % Dram end Who, iar upwards Of % /
years., Dad 5eu ~ lhe rover Of Ne = /
gepcf. re o5-ciyed ,hm having BEEN /
maze prisoners whi.st aghliag under tho
sgsHsa .9s, hey ought not 10 parlisipa.e
in same favor, besides when the.
lac 5seE refused n France Of sevcfai az.
iu-at times. lie added, however, thai
"a honor Of Ire Lmperor's brother, nc !
Ic1,
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VIENNA, Apr qz.

The Minisser ef State, Count ia Cobsn,zei.
nas Communicated 70 al The foreign courts. the
4soie which Che Cs5ine, Of Vienna addressed az
ne ON q ms month 70 thai Of Berlin, and N
'''--'9 - 10y the Emperor expressed his
deere 30 fenev the ae.s. iesions oyitb ,sl,cn Al,
ac Nosoziii<og had been charged.
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MEMORIAL.

70 tie Hon. FINES MsDisow, Ef1. Secretary Of
State qffbe UHifa ct0tty.
The MEMORIAL. Of the prefdsnt and Di-
re'siors of the South Carolina iniurarce
Company. and ofthe Merchants. and others
i'ltcreited III The Commerce Of the City OF
Char!e:ton,
RsPfafMr Geqoctb,
THAI' your NemoriaIas are &c ply az
felicity t''t rccent cdnturs, al the very entrance
o. ia's port, nf tie American ihiD 100 Friends.
b. = Fnefich pri.ateer. This event has excited
among Ill o'ailcs of Citz ms, the hrongeft fem
iation3, not ONLY becanf, the laid Zip was cap
turcd without any colour Of pretence, within
JigIt of land, but becaufc ne is our only regu-
Jar LOndon trader, and had on hoard full
fupply Of fpring and irmmer goods. The diff
frcis an! anxiety occaioned by thefe circum-
itarces, ar greatly enhanced from CIR having
been hitherto dccriyed cf our fpring fiDprs,
ind from an ani'ipa.'Ou of the coultouences
my 10 b. lppah-nde from continuance of
iui!ar cr+rlg.s, thould not the mon prompt
aid efect,lal n7eafires We adopted for the pro-
tcttion AMI iecnri:y Of our commercial inter
eta
Your uncmon'liHs are authorized to adj (al-
though the fatt I've npt detailed in The proteil)
that = appedrs, ron doubted authority, that
the RlaJpitOde of the prize toe TUi~ Jucl-
mtot 70 the above mentioned capture, the cap.
tors having Gid tia, they you'd releare the
Two Friends, in tie event Of their filling in
with any other valuable prize, Which mas ht be
more woi thy th,ir n3,ice.
Til mott extraordinary Gao nrei IN dre9
violation Of oUr treaty with France hs appears
blythe nc compalying docamcn.s) lts already
t,en followed BY events lefs alaunln t-our hqr-
hJdr h-ii,z al his moment completely hlo.l,a-
I'D rs three French priva,eers. [qrl 'rore are
daiic Cxpctted) which cSaniDe all ielisls com
i1g in ard gJipg out Of this port, ard either
t..siu OF reitafe them, according atEeir value
tGci,-s I've crpdi.Y Of the cruilersl
This dc.ridioS Rate Of orr harlfr has ne
cee .rfy RI led the premium Of irfFoce, thus
forcing ID itignai fans from the pise,s four
citzcns--has advanced The price oFyery com
nudity, ana created dihretlng ignation Of
oar cxa ports for the merchants, Tot receiv-
ins thcir sccls fr1m ABROAD, arelReapdcita-
;si from 7uTchafre the ptoda e off country.
f-noag t5cfe deol,rahle Effects Of defence.
les and huuaiatjtg condition Of o,rommcrct
may be moreover enumerated the nenfe l1is
o. dutirf-thoie on the ihio Ta9FrieUd5 a.
ionr, being edimatci by the Col!eet at $4,000
he.lars.
Yaar rerooriaiits have the beft hfnrs for
t,eir vire that this early fss eta, eKdenced by
thefe Er uch prisateers, wlil imwef'y allure
others IN fwaros 70 our co,Gs aud ,, 70 the
toiAl rrin of private mercautle cot ne. aud
t,e n.,a fatal deialca;ion oithe pEi iSY-n"e:.
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SHORT DIALOGUES FOR TIE USE or
FEDERHL EDITORS.

Diaiogne ~: On Declarnfi0v If J7yebrgAs7rs.
Bia0cea be EIifoy gff5e y. Pf3erlary and n
Democrat.
Psb. What an impofure MuA this naru-
lnSn then be cternaily attributed to TIE pen Of
Mr. Ieiferioo,
Deu: T,74b is flid 70 be ctcfnal.
Reb: But MT irroGufc! An enlightened
genius viii always arif:, to "trip ne vif5r from
the 'mpotor's face, AZ! expofe him in bis nd
tive dcformity.
Dem: You siIcu arc 20 be tie enlightened ge.
nius, whle we have been the infamous Importers.
Perhaps the euconiun is iua as much neriicd
rs The repfoach. MAKE good then your boar cd
pretenfors; brt bewarc that the fame m.lir.
nant genius, 'yhi:h ms hitherto prompted All
your yirpIent attack np0u the private character
AID public naturalization, of Mr.. J-ferfon, dors
not ike TIE Dc,non o. BlriiCI, mine4d Won in
your pr,ient purliiit. Ion have itript Mr.. Ief-
feriD1 o' every i0ciai virtue; Won and your ia.
tah.2ar fe~0foe fran II, 2ini0. While the voice
af Europe was founding his public feryices ia
full cherus, you have a5fIray attempted ia
ane 10 yoGT 8iic0gdant notes. And now as 4
un"i'li 10 lcayc him G1e.e nerit or anable
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TO BE SOLD, foR cAsn.

/ Am reqnefted Ivy David Pattefon, Jpnr. to expoft
Z for fale, truhee, the whole or 70 much OF the
property in the tru deed conveyed, bearing date the
9th February, 1904, confaing Of the following
laycs, viz IhcS. a lad, Tow, boy, KATE and her
three ehhdren, BILLY, Salty and FIrsgy SUcxY
ard her t'To eiiid.cn named FANNY and IIFrTssoN
az 2i!o MoLtY, girls in order to fatisfy debt due
ron lad David Patteion Tsnr 20 BENJAMIN Hatcher
3greesbly to the tenor Of the hi deed; which G4I,
viii certainly take place the 2srh day Of Sepfem.
Der next. at the dwelling hoIe II ihc iaid David Fat
teton, in the town of Manchester
GEORGE MoCREDfR, Typ7.e.
Ml1chef.r, Aurut n. (ertd.l
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iu''ed; aud now, ne if ne aggYava.ion could
70, be too heni"us, On oFtrGve attack has b, ei..
mace on its regular arInet, force.
U. .. g. N the mean time our covcrnrrcr. is
ient. Natwithitandingo our cxtsnEye comn.r.
eva! connections, our MERCHANTS tnoyv not what
! trPs 10 take, ior th- eogerp",-n, .ee,,s every
thing a fecret. Was there ever People PRO-
is.ln TO be free. that has 70 fnall flare in the
management OF their Affairs
Dem: You put me in mind, gentlemen, of one
or V'rsii's paitorals; where two linpir .hep.
nerds are i-'tinc " their pipes, and contendin,
who ihould rrg the prettiett ard TIE ioudeh:
b1t even your reward, fear, viii be worth lets
than beecten bowl. One of yon declares. we
Ought go to wa hecaufe we have been in;ar
ed by SPAN and tiis other sha; we may not be
injured by fudden ho!ti.iies. One of Won de.
Cares we ought To break ofithe rego, iation be-
tween our soveinTeut and the Marquis q Yru-
10, bY Plangng into war; The other, BY d;yuls-
In; ;is details.
Il. Gag: Would not even lave entered irts,
aTegoc'st'on for LouiianaLu:, would have taken
n. Orleans by force.
U. Sta; Aud have 70 much r,r,ca Cor tie
people, that would not even bave Kept the
Negotiation fecret
Dem +: And priihce whai would each of yo,:
nave got hy your plans /? 1cn would haye ,;ia
fonoured your nation BY going into war before
YOU had reiorted 10 Negotiation: You Womb
have acted wor!e than atyrant; for .vsn ,yith
hun, torcris but the nifin1a rotio Noncompliance
held N. Orleans by "A feeble tenure, .vJ vo,i
would never have acquired I.cuilja,,a; v.s.i..
T0a wca!d have loft it by diyuic:ng The reso,i.
ation.-!f we my? have Il war with Spain, let
us at leaf take care 20 begin With iu1ic- ofonr
hde. Depend upon il, our armies will neec
1t with holder pint, when they find ,hlt il
was iNpoeibie 20 prefcrve IN honourablc peacc.
Fra Let the cabinet fek it ty nspocistior.
when that fails, it will b. time enough /, erect
our camps.
y. s. c: But can we trult tothe energy of.h,.
'rei'dent? VIII you go to war, if Won casnrt
neyociate an honoutahle peacea
p.'"' 1t is ridiculous for you, gentlemen.
10 "'urp to y"urielves all regard for the hopour
o. orr Country. Our Bottoms .re 10 lei, n,.,i-
otic than your own and not lefs v;c;,ant f. and
depend upon 4, Yo;i will find MS NOT e,s ar
dent IN prctecuting war than We .r. !, mr.
,er7ing peace. Not lcfs ridiculous is it for Won
TO exPreisa doubt Of the energy of tie Pre- I
hdent For depend upon II, that m.n's -.
pntation Is too deeply involved, for him ever
10 put 1t to hazard by a crouahing a.d p,,,;,.
luminous policy.
r. Gag But At fuch Crifis 40 this. we ,b;,;-
foreign point OF action for the feelings of or-
citizens might pofiihlv tr.nuu;7e our io,rsGic
trmuits and conioliiate into enc r,,if,rr, &c.
tenn he views ofa'l good mel, Of an parties
Dem An union of all houeR men = th:s
then one OF your Inducements for a,yar Say
faihar then that you wiz, for ho1ii.ies. becsnG.
ia;crena. i'0''''S"'
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Ed't0r Of II. paily -h.!zerti,er nsa De,aol,u,
ID. n. Let us ranfom or countryrnen. IS
government will not, le, US aDpcaito The f.eI'
ngs or inepeopie. they have ,cit a,..heir rr,a.
pathIes, let natural afTection no LONGER he I'm.
preiied. The father needs 70 appeaI Il, scrtr;.
hu'e to the ranfnm Of his children.
Dem And would you then 6cora6e vour
country Would you rather ice ycur
brave Gountrymen delivered bv the iDEnu,-
ton OF Cold, than the force OF Iron II
their raniom is not 20 he eElGfed ty tine f.,ord
depend upon it there IS not an in,,;v;'iuaI
IN the union, who will not cherrf,iIly Omen h;s
pure: Dut even TINS would be a dangerous
experiment II wonid only i,ryc 10 ra.fe The
immediate demands aud future cu9idity Of
ID. n. ARE you then romantic enongh ~
nope that orr arms will be ficceisful? Ma
y? experienced men and fome OF our own OF.
iicrrS have gwen very different opinion.
jr"'. AK rather whether the ..;nerirnccd
trene rs romantic vihonary? al have no
oonot but my fucceiior viii be able 70 ef.
iect their releatt, and eAabiiih peace on f.ch
terms az will ref=Gt the highelt honor ON him.
teIt and his Country" Remember too We
osye new ally Remember the deRination
Of Eaton '''''''9'
=! ''<e' w. q "a sfee1a.TsSes as.ss e.e,!,
DiED--On Monday laa, at his feat in Hanover
County, Ast. Is, Mr.. NArHANlsr. Tuo,,eoS ~,
"a man remarkable for ms fern in,egr;tv. and r-
verbally beloved by his acquaint ancr. W.
15'a'71esas'e ,ee sesse
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FOR ppbr1 -.

, re HOUSE and oUEHOUsRs the Town
Of M1neheiter, late in the occupancy If tz;cb,rJ
b'usn' deeealed - he houie is adapted 70 ,bs acA
f3mmodation OF lnsil family, with kitcben, "a
Die ana lhoke houe--a,faehed ,o.,he buildings are
Eoou E'rdeh' ""d ipatious yard well eneloled
and an advantage 0! <. ain on he 1,,r;,, ,
OF the Town, which frr-cuad .i.e
n'aston is peaant, and has been ever eonCere5 -.
heahhy-lhe properly vii be Let on, I'D e. 49,
OF more ysnr' and poielion given the 18Th Decor.
per nektF"r terms Of or leafe anrjic,.,o,
DC made TO George M'Credie, of Msncbeaor -
Augue Is >'-'''1i'''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-16

SIR,
lhsye received your letter OF the oond ulr.
ircofng the memorial of the iniurance Gonna
ny Of which You are PRECEDENT, and of the rner-
chants and others, ntereited in the commerce
of Charlefon.
Having been before made acquainted bv the.
Collector of the Cultoms, with the circun, q Az
ces ofthe capture ofthe Two Friends, ,oft no
time in Eating il to- the French mininer, who
has replied, that the communication made to
him respecting this affair, by the connTary of
/, he nation at Charleiton, had enabled him TO
anticipate ny defire'. by requeaing the Cap
tains General Of the French colonies, to ali Of
whom he had written reioeGing it., to obtain
ia'isfa6tion for this violation of the Convention
between France and the United States.
The obiervations contained in the memorial
respecting the local fituafon, and the prote cion
neceiiary for the port OF Charleiton and the sd-
jacent colt, have been weighed by the Pref.
dent, ard in Connection with other information.
will promote fuch meaflres as the nature of his
functions the exiting laws, and the public good,
may I've thought 10 admit aud require.
| have the honor to be, fir,
Verv respectfully,
Your moi ob't. ferv't,
JAMES MADISON.
Thomas CoRDETr, Efq.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-16
AnzuR IS
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NVENIoR and pa,sn;ee of the perpend;er'sr
Extracting inArImont,, from w -.
y, having net with good encour3eo,~,. VI
to offer his ier7ec little longer. 10 The l~l.s.
gentlemen OF Richmond and is v:eiri., 20 ~. rr,,
opportunity Ct iervirg thern. ierfong in tve .r,r,
VINO win - lnppiy ttemieives with h.. de,,,,,r,s
S'e feqi Req to make timely application As he l,g.
rom 70 boxes s!noa every Jay. Ache pybfr
'i'Se nesn o''tn 'npo'el OIL ~ Practitioners who IA
10y u""trt''a thc'r b0fEe!s, the -er.f,1.e Of doc
havt iayoured him WIKI, vii he rr.,, re-. W..
moe vino may w'nt Information of s..ss.;itv -
mas room az tie swan, .hae &c Il bis gr;,ee
Augva Ia
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-16
PICKLING VINEChP

ROGERS, Tavern Keepers and Private r,r,;,io-
~ may be iuPPlied with VINEGAR Of ycrv
l!Psror quality by the barrel gallon or eis quar-.
Try and at an uDcoInmonlv iovy rrice bv
HART & soUiHGATF.
AugnG lG. aao,s oS",. -4e'y''