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wfieIs IS g eaeatiai.alaai,ll. Ystsiss fala.a-y
effects ale fpesdy and pe.ranent, unisting tie
iGi1 iieIicstssy fatf ard clear, ii'aPilyirg eoa.
.g!exian, ard rsEesing TIC bloom Of youth lSrycr:
fsiliss 70 lender an ordinary corr fenancs beauti
'fnJ, AID an hsndfonc one mosef5.
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NICHOLAS KINGSTON,

+ -fpctasuiy mfotn.s his fr.cncs AID the public in
geasfaI, that he hath rensored his fore 70
king hseet, next door &c M. Js. Ibe'nioa'!.
epbsrt be hstk jor tale an es!t@fve Ggsrnesf
+. Of
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Tooth Ache Dgobs.

TIE only ,erledY vet difcoveted wkieh gives
immediate ard ialsiag rtlief IN the laef !cgere
irf;Gaxs.
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4 CASES or CURES
By Hanlllton's

Worm DESTROYING L0ZENGES,
(Sehaed i,om tbaglandJ tie aaf6eatref.y Of
(Which az, ftyoa nay aieertam either BY hftsr
or per/9aaI GbtlicafieR.
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--Gm2ag ag6i i arc.

3er9.G, captain Wells, via Nerfo.k,
--Gm2ag egbib am-
Early Y,sk C.bfase, Ea,ly Dwarf Dc. EARLY
Screw do. Easly Sugasloag DO, Esr!y Bsttefsea
do. Large Inpcgiai DO, Large Susas,oat do.
Large Fiat Duieil d.. Red de- Green and Vel
low Savoy do. EfaaA SagGuss, Sresn and
Red B1s<cole, ColiSa1wer, Btccoli, &c.--A!!os
BE Gial., Loce,n, Barnett. Orchard Cfffs
Red Clsver Ess!y Dotca I'unip, Bar.y Store
do. Hanover de-. yellow Co. Wsite No ie- %.
Rape, Nav; Casiandes, Capraway, Dill, I'm.
p;faed, Cana;y Sgc5. Doqble Yellow Hyacintbe
Roots, Fine Du-hsa,, Flower of M.aaed, sPii:
Pea, Garden Rskcs, Hays, Resls ard Lires,
Gtrdcn ohters and heh P unine Knives On hand
: quantity Of LombaTdy Foplar. of! tzcs and
ayssiey OF Floyeslrg Shitbs, and aoe.s, On
iea(onabie terms.
A5o,
An elegant aGortnett Of cut and plain Gsfs,
Csina, and Qaecns ware, Flower Pots Of ali
kinds.
He likewife keeps Liquors, Groce-
RES Spices, Powder and Shot. Fig Blue, Starch,
Barley, Rice, Soap, Candies, Salt Petre, AIlun,
Pearl An, segsrs, bet Rappec Snuff, chewing
) and imoaklag Tobacco.
AJO far Sat,
The American Gardener, and Keansay's
TreatIe on. Gardening.
February II. dIw.law.'Ma
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Sir, yaur MOI cbedieri {ervarf,
Holm MOTHER.
Dr.. Rabn's true end genuine Gsrmcss
Corr Platter.

Corr Platter.
An infsliable remedy Tor eogRs. fpcedily re-
.taoyng them root and braoch, withonr giving
pain.
Tssgenuise PeyjcGH Lotion,
So celebrated among the tahionable throughout
Europe, ASIAN invviuable eofmesic perfectly inno.
esnt<and fafe, Tree from corrective and sepelient M.
ncrais tthe bats Of othssletiensl and Of unpsral
Ieiied efficacy in preventing and removing bic.
nliihes in tie face and Esin ofeysry kind, pafti.
scalaray ireckles, pimploss ihaammatory, rsdneis,
fcurfs, tetters, rings worms, yna butns, priekle
heat, &c.
The Rcrhan Lotion operates mildly, withou,
imFs5ing that natural, ilfslii5le Preparation,
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F O r S Il L E,

a Negro Woman, who is an ex-
eelleht iiopse fcrvant. with her two Children;
&c cue G,aie, the slhsr female.
Jan. Is. Ke9otsc of The Printer.
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GENTLEMEN,

GENTLEMEN,
pr-chafed al your mop the P-epa.
ra.isns You call Hamiifons thsncs or Extract OF Mu!
f,rs phich believe has petfettly chronic
YSeuaa5rr of that kind napsd ciatea, or Ct the mp
;5atl under which mad labored fer long iis, ant
which had bgea every article in the a'atefa s:edica
=, ~. If treatment received into prstaice for
are # obssinate dilesls. Is you think eRisist-
/ Ter ulefut yoa arc at liberty to raake,it pubnc'
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. W. WEATHERBURN.

Ions Hoover rope makers sogth Second Nreet. be-
MSry sad Chriaian ftreets Philadelphia, voluntarily
u mlseth cath as foliows,nsniey'
fhae hisswite, Mary Hoover, was 10 teverey am Ct
cd with vioeat rhcamatif very dangcronAy tltuated
the csuelueace Off vere cold after lying in, as to DC
eonasd her bed Tor fsvcras weeks and was at ieng
reduced 20 tbs melancholy appreciation of lenaning
cpple fsr fe notwhtanding the aoa repeefabie nc
tica advice wasiollowed and every probable remedy
attempted when feeling everalc Of curss perform
cd by SIan,iions E6euce and Extract of Mpftard they
were procured from Mr. Birch, ne. ~. South Second
Eeeet Fhe fr& application enabled her to walk acros
the ROOM and the ue Of one bottle reozsa her to he
pg,,e l(l,Se o(-b 4alth aud Nrfursh
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HAMILTON,S

WORM DESTROYING LOZENGEs,
which have witha fSsr years paf cured upwards Of
m hundred and twenty thoafau rsyfons of both fezes
Of every age, and in every fnation, Of various danger
Gus complaints arfng from worms. and from ebtrneti
ons or fulnsl, in the Homach and bowels
This medicine bears analogy whatever OF finaiar
tide 70 commonly esplaiasd 81 as opssa,pg with si-
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a. 4 few copies of the American
Gardeser may be had at the Beck
,store.A Robert Gray.
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ASlZS N Il IS SEN.
ElAG-5 Il ~
g,,ls i .5A.l ss,ssa1 gss eablie tina. he has
Nrecsig.5l ts8 u tfht x nos fsteac and Family
81 SIS. Ssase, NM Sfk, fresh aGsrsHsnt OF the
i-ioMaig
Valuable Medicines,
UA;sh arei hish eke1s AM ssaeIalsuts thranghoae
eis 1ya;es st4ges nlay d! lhcl hslag !oia cheaper
tka.1 the wfiief ta- ar ssa poanaed GOULD
bspasshaEsi a resst Hers.
TAKg NoTlcE
1,bzf r Kea4f62, ysa.is e9pstp'sa sbe sa5 agsnf
for ALEXAED1.A.
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81 aMILT1N'ss ESSENCEAND Elk.
TRACT or MUSTARD,

g.sc and effeeual remedy for govt, rheumatifn',
slev oraius bruitgs pains in tbs face and neck *
AM has performed more cures in the above cohPsihl
han all the Other medicines ever before niaae PaD'
F,-ogs Dr.. Weathsrburn,
Wy5he toslntg, Vsqs'a'H.
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S E T D S.

5, Both Of EngAsh s. Ameiica1 gfezcth.
The fogmer imported this fall per the nip She.
fer@5G, captain Wells, via NeTiok,
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Jhe Anodyne Elixir.

For the cue &! every kind o. head ache.
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Cotton 81 Sle,sart

iJsas gofesv<d g urge j45y ef
PAiER HANGING !.
OF vsnoas hgpre, ard oi INC new ii tslb.an,
Apiilao.
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agEe AicdIe
IAKG NOTICE

y Ke4.sfe2 ,ysa.is 92pstn'sa t5s sNIl agsH5
for 9sLExAED1.A.
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TRANSLATED.

Copy of a letter from Harnet Basiaw Car
amalli, to his friend and brother, vii.
liam Eaton,' Hate general aad commander
In chief OF our allied toycesia Our king.
dom OF Tripoli.
sYithou, placing ia view the ,nisfortanes
which SO long pursued me, | cannot TOR
bear expressing TO yon, at this moment OF
cur final separation, the deep sense Of grs-
ti,ude feeifo your generous and Tnaaly
e xersions in my behalf. Be assured, that
in whatevet situation the will of God shall
place me, shall always bear this impress
sion of gratitude on my heart.
On returning to your happy couatry, to
which wish you safe passage, Irequcst
you will express to your sovereign, my
cordial thanks for his manifestations Of
friendship towards ne. Had il been orr
dained, that measures might have been car
ried forward to the attainment Of my wish
es, the restoration of my righsful don,in.
ions to me, it would certainly have been
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NJ F S S A G E
From The President q the Uaited Stases'
respecting tie application of Haasss Car
ANAL, sx-basha1u Of TrIooh.
TCoNGLUDED.

apaqM, ss-baSha1u OF IrI5o!f.
[CoNGLUDED.
Ihaye now 10 acqaaint you with an oc.
currenceia our affairs, Interesting IN i'ssI
and nomeatous as relates 10 yoar situatlr
on. Ia consequence OF recent advices from
Tripoli, have thought 1t my duty 20 ssase
70 the consul geaeral, col. Lear CHOW at
this place) nv candid opinion that the pre-
sent IS moment highly favorable 20 trsat
for neace. and a communication has TINS
..moms IN, heen, handed me from that gentle
nan. expressing his determinatioa 10 meek
-,hs overeare lately made by the reignlng
) bashaw, so far as. to. foandoh u ,ne IN
involvement Of a negotiation, ana 20 pro-
coed to Iripoliia tie Essex irigase, IN .''S :
course ofthis, week. From variety OF
concurriag circumstances, the present ap-
rears 20 be a period propisious to such
Step, and Icanno, help INDUCING sangu'he
homes thar ycrr short tine wilt restore
captain. ,Bainblidge and his unfortunate
companions 10 freedom and their count
II would be useless in me 70 say any thing
(. IN the eject which this measure must
needs have On your situation and deterrni-
nations il is a neasute Which was an.lci,
mated in my letter to you by captain iiall'
and as such, the intelligence OF t VIII not'
/ presume, reach you unprepaIea. | ne
Interests Of SiIi Hamet will not be over
4 looked. Il is with colonel LeaF's express
sanction thar I state to you his intention %
/: cndeagor. az ssipu!auas sosne conditions
Z for tb- ungortuaste exile, provided this
can be done without any cons'derao!e sa'
crihce of national advantage on our part
and without giving up points that SIC ss-
sentia. .ooo
have sent by lieutenant Evans 1000
s Spanish dollars, which be is dtrscte q 10
deliver to YOU or captain Hull. MS gum
will serve 10 extngaish any little engage
men,s you may have contracted at Derpe.
lam exsre r,ely anxious forturther 'n'sl'
: iigence from you, and remain,
With much respect, &c. (
(Sigoed1 49,,
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.,,ss of ete.naisa ra.is,ide. Eat Il u rug,
ny. own means were snaiss' ! Sf'e'"' '''l'0ee
l,hsy did not answer your reasopaDis ef1l'0e-
,;;ass apd this anl ready 10 admiE, =
! rood reason Why you should not et.ooss.
70 persevers in an entespr haSalaoas -
Itself, and perhaps Doubtful IN It's Issue.
I o,,rht. therefore, 10 say, that sha salts
Fed with all your nation has done cohee' q,
;na me. subml, 10 the will OF God. and
thank The, king of America, and al ms
servants, for their kind disposition towa' Is
me-. Situated as lam, you mast ssiii al
low me TO ask another EXPIRE ss'on q your
friendship. You tell me thar III your trea-
v with JussuE Bashaw, my peThdioas
brother. he has promisedso restore tome
nv family. pray you will use your IN;
aaence with your admiral, 10 permit one o.
your vessels togo and ask for chem, and
Ina, he VIII givcssae themeans OF reParnig'
win come snaall assistance 70 enable mefo
subsis. myself and suite toto soWe couatfy
where | may sped the residue Ct my days
IL peace.
Again repeat TO you, my love ana ss'
teen. and send hqnor and long lie 20
your sovereign, which may the n'efciiai
God confirm 10 him.
Done,at Syracuse, the 29sh day OF june
1906
[Hamet'S Seal J B
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EXTRACTS.
4Colonek Lear to William Eaten, Esq.

IRiPoLI, 9th lune, 1905.
In consequence OF representation MADE
TO me ,bv commodore Barron, that the pre-
sent was favorable afoment Tor Us 10 cha
ter into a negotiation with the bashaw CT
Tripoli, and; my instructions leaving II 10
the commander Of our forces in this sea 10
determine the proper time tor such an at
tempt, i>.epalred off his place on he 26'!'
pltyn,o. in the United States tflgate Is
sex. and in,msd ia,ely operAd a conlmuni-
ca,i,n with The bashaw. Ills demands
were zoe, Geo dollars for peace ard ransom,
and the delivery on our part OF all the7 1rl.
poiines II Cur possession, and aFesteFatIun
of al their properly. These terms were
al once rejected IN too; and aftersome
discussion prop sed, as the ultlmstum,
.ha, mutual delivery of prisoners should
take place, and as he had q balance OF mole
than 200 in his favor, would give hin
$4,000 dollars for them; burrot cent tor
peace, which should be made on terms OF
the most favored nation with whometle has
treaty, and regulation respecting pfi-
soners, if future war should take place
between our nations and in order 10. pre-
vent any fruitless alteration, I declared 4
would cot go on there to complete the BIZ
siness until these terms were formally &C
ceded TO. The weather proving bad Tor
the season, obiigs d our vessels tokeepoii,
and preven'e3 regular communication
with the shore, WHICH prevented the Com
pletion OF the, prefiminaries until the third
instant, when they were sent off to me
with the bashaw's seal. ! Immediately
wen, on shore and in 81 hours all the off
GERS and crew Of the the late f,igate phlla>
delPhiS were sent onboard The ships.
found that the heroic bravery of our
coun,rymen at~Derne, land theidea that We
had large force and immense supplies a,
atplace, had aladea deep impression on
the bashaw. kept up that Idea, and en-.
dearored from thence TO make an arrange
ment favorable, TO his brother, who, s!sho'
not found TO be the man whom many HAD
supposed. was yet entitled to some consi-
dera;ion fro IN Us. But found that this
was inpracticab!e, and thai If persisted III,
would drive him 70 measures which might
prove fatal 10 our counsryt..e IN his power.
therefore emerged, OF course: that on
the conclusion OF peace, we sfonld WIKI.
draw all our forces and supplies f.oGn
Derne, and other parts Of his doa,inions !;
AID the bashaw engages, tha; II MS brother,
wlshdfaws himself quietly fron MS domi-
MONS, his wife. and family should De re-
stored 70 him. This is all tlla. cofll be
done, and have no doubt the u Sat
will, if deserving, place him IN a situa.~ s
as eligible as sh..t il which he was found.
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!, herr vitb;n the dominioas Of tl3c sad
.t,asbaw. shall b. watharawn ,l'efclfoin, AID
70 sopplies.shsil BE- slvs'l on. o. y o ''a'i
of the said Untscd States, aufing lls roh,
tiouance Of tie peace aforesaid, g any 9
the subjects Of tbs SAD DasAa~, who may :
BE- in hostility agaias, MIN, Il any part Of o.
his dominions; aud the 4 nericans VIII
use all means in their power TO Pess,s:de
the brother of the said basilaW, who is CO.
operating with them at Dsrae, sc. 70 with
d.aw from The territory Of the 1said-bAs'saw
of TrIpoh; but they wili Mouse any force
or improper means 10 effect that object;
aud in case he should Withdraw himself tas
aforesaid, the bashaw engages 10 deliver
up 10 him his wife aud ealldftn, now 10 u ms
power.
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S. BARRON.

~ q
Extract Of a letter from RoberF Dsants0n'
sec,etarv TO the commander ct ths 0aeat-
>terransrn squadron, to me secretary q
fhc nauy. dated s,,a- ),
1t appears, by a variety OF letters which
hare been received, that the bashaw is Sc
riousiy disposed and earnestly DESTROYS Tor
peace with the u. States. and what confirms
this idea beyond all doubt the receipt by
col. Lear, of a letter, written a. the ex.
press solicitation Of the hey, by the Spa.
nish consul, with overtures for opening
negotiation, aud accompanying a teschera
or passport, under the bey's seal, guaran.
teeing the inyiolability of any person or
persons sent to Tripoli to treat of peace.
These direc, evidences of pacific dspo-
~sition in the bashaw were few days a6o
) prefaced by communication to conmo-
Gore Barron from Mr. Nisssn, TIE Danish
! consul, written at the desire of the minis
ter Sidi Mahomet Doghies, expressing the
minister's sincere and earnest wish tos the
re-esiablishment of peace, and recommend.
ing that a person should Be sent over im-
Ynediately 70 commence negotiation. 10
consequence of these repeated and unequl
vocal manifestations OF disposition, on
the part Of the enemy, to accommodate
s differences, the commander In chief tho't
II his. daty officially to communicate to the
CONSUL general h,s opinion that the present,
momenr IL favorable for opening negocia.
ton, and the latter having expressed his
coincidence herewith. the measure has
bsen agreed,upon, and col. Lear is making
! arrangements TO proceed, on board tbs
ESSEX friga,e, to the coast OF lrEpoii, ID
the. course Of 2 or 5 days. Commodore
Barren entertains the most an3uine hopes
of the happy. Issue of this measure, and
anticipates, with not less confidence than
pleasure, the speedy emancipation ct capt
Bainbridss aud his suffering companions.
Think it is no, hazarding TOO muchto say
there is scarcely doubt but the business
will be honorablv and satisfactorily ,ermi-
mated 10 less than a fortnight.
Article 3d-of the preliminary articles of
treaty of peace TO be entered into be-;
tween the president and citizens OF the
United States of America, on one part,
aud the bashaw. hey and subjects OF IRE
poll, in Barbary. on the other part.
Upon the conclusion of a peace, as
aforesaid, between the United States and
Abe regency of Tripoli, all the forces OF
1he United States which have been, and
may be, in hostility against the bashaw of
,Tripoli, in the province of Dsrne, OK else.
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BtI.1TiMCRE. January A.

. j N.
Captsin I1ill. Of The f ternl'z~, ip'se' VI VI
senb1r i, eli Gibraltar, hp Perseverance, :.
le.iby, from Baltimore, for L.ghoi'' GU ,
days. -, ,,r,.
The n,ig Mercury, Brown, bence, has S''"
ed a, Tonaingen. To-.
ARRIVED, Ghooncr. Eiterpf;z., Hall, from ~ Is
horn. Lett thsre November.2l, bng r", e.,
Eyeli,h, of Baltimore TO fail in ten days A.1
ander, Reeves, OF aitio, dIcharg:nS mp %. NJ
brig for Salem 10 twenty days; pa,'a'' En,
lchooner arrived there the rs b, in 10 DAYS ~,
Smyrna, INFORMED chat the brig Eulaid ana T.
tar, OF Baltimore, wsre to fail tor Alis'> y
day sttes her. Noy. 80, eff Malaga, F. Ike BY
Ann, NJ Csuiy, of N-wousypoFt from An n,s,
dam, for Al,cant; eff Canhagena, mo hi't g.
Seahuay, of Nantucket, from New YORK ~ ~
Bs,ceions, January 2, lat. 81, IS, long, ~, VI
fpoke ihip Henrietta, fix days from Ph'laasIfy Sr
for ST. Ctoix. s, lat 50. 81, long. %, ' II
SomeIiet, Novel, fom Baltimore f0r o''3
loupe. .---.->
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+ Hamet'S Seal !
Z W;M;am Eaton 10 commodore Rodgers

SYRACUSE, YuNe aoth, 1905.
/ have been yesterday and to-day occu.
pied with the proceedings aad recorcs OF
the oourl of enquiry, on caPt. Balpbridg7'
which is the reason did net wait on YOU
On board yesterday morning
Inel,ssd IS a copy, by translation, OF
letter Hamet Eashaw has written me-, date
1a9;h. This think is enough TO do away
any insinua,ions concerning our intercourse
with this prince, injurious to The honor OF
the United States. EIe tells me he shall
write TO the same effect 10 the President.
Tomorrow morning will Go myself
the hcnorito wait on you with statement
Of the. pay due the troops. who served
with me- through ths desert OF Oerne.
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TOBIAS LEAR.

Commissioner in behalf OF the Un'tea
States for negotiating Pease wife
his exeellency the bashaw OF. III
poll.
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with me- through the desert OF Oerne.
.sl7o tie pcob!e Of the United Stafesef
AmericQ,
/, is known to the whole world ti1at the
RIGGING Bashaw of JsiPoli, Jussuif, ob.
saincd The ,hrons by the murderof cur ia
,her and elder bro.her, and by my exile,
who came nexs nsuccession. Driven by
his imRious and cruel usurpation, l took
ref3gr in Egypt, where | was kindly re-
ceiged BY the Mam@lak= bays, who gave
me q distinguished ,ank IN the military SER
vice. Reposing in the security OF peace,
had ceased to repiae for TIC loss Ct ms
tbrone, aud regretted only the 10: OF my
unhappy sabisc:s, doomed TO the yoke ct
my cruel and .yrana'csi brother.
kwas hi. epo.h tina; the arrival OF
general Eaton, gave ms hopes OF better Tor.
tune;and though could n9tteH VIVA. were
his powers. [ trusted to the faith OF 4 great
people, Of whom be was the o5tens1b,s
representative, and threw myself Into his
arms. We concIudsd sseaty g; Alezan-
dria, copy Of which is among the papers
of commodore Barron, in the custody OF
his secretary Mr.. Robert Eenisaa This
treaty not only seiPuiates the recovery "i
The throne for mr., but also includes Sc
veral advantageous ARTICLES tor tbs = nl!td
States, for which general Eaton VIII oc
my voucher Gught then to suppose that
the engagements Of an American agent
would be disputed by his constituent 60
eernmeut? ! caanot suppose that geHiEe.
man has pledged towards me the honor
Of his couatrg or purpose to deceIse
me
Geberal Ea:a0 and ,nyself with our joint
followers, had already adysnced SIX hun.
drrd miles INTO the kipgdon Of Tripoli,
and geb,ral dsf1ctionhad seized ny bro.
theirs array. aud al ihings prepared the
projected of America 10 be hated soys.'
reign Of his usarped throne. -.---- At this
juncsure a peacs IS concluded, in which
throne acquired by tapioe and E.urder, is
guaranteed to its upurper, and the right.
lal sovereign, the friend & asly-ot America,
an lief, uoprovided for. No article in nay
favor, no provision for me and G3y tao!y,
and no remuneration for the advantages
had 7foregone in trusting to american no.
nor. am left in Syracuse with thirty de-
penden,s, on tbs pistancc Of two ndred
dollars per mon,h, and no prospect ct fa-
ture establishment. VIVA, with the e3pen.
ses Of nv retunus, sc. &c. + sovereign
prince am now reduced TO the pension of
$50 cents per day.
I must here observe, that Mr.. Eaton
whose generosity cannot sufficiently
praise, has assisted me from his own 6aan-
ces, else hard indeed had been my lot.
When the prevalence of ages has ac-
cussomed men to the government! Of one
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HAMET BASHAv

Son Of An Bashaw Caranalr q
Tfipoli, Il. ST
Syracuse, Sept. Isl, 1905.
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Extract Of letter from RoberF DsanIs0n'
!, secretary to the commander q tAS. 4ae0l.
,terransrn squadron, to me secretary ~