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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-25
LANDS III CUMBERLAND FOR sATP

LANDS IN CUMBERLAND FOR SALE.
by virtue ola Deed of Trua bearing date tbe
~ lin April, 1901, recorded in Cumberland
C"urt-oihce' to me executed by James Deaue, Fran
CTS B. Deane, and Thomas NJ Deane to iecure A c.,-
tam lam OF money, due by them TO Ioleph CaIleqo-
val OTTER Tor iale, to the hghea bidder OF the Goth
day OF May next, at Cumberland Court, TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, being part Of the properly,
thereby conveyed, viz.
One Irad containing one hundred and thirty feven
acres, more lefs, ftuate in the county of Cum
berland, lux miles above the Court Houie. heinz =
Iract puEchaied by the iaid Dranes, from Parton
Clopton, as will appear by reference to the deed of
tale on record in the iaid County Court.
One Tract containing two hundred and five acres.
more or !cis, htuate in Cumberland, on the iontb
fIde OF the road, leading to the Court Houle. ore
mile dIitant below the FAME bounded by lands If
William Beverly Lanshorne, and by lands of John
Ford.
The firR osthe above T'raas, is faid to contain
prime tobacco land, and valuable timber; the other
is nearly half cleared
N, u. BY the content of all parties intereaed. n.
ia'e will takepace the 26th day of Nav next as
above tated, and the terms Of payment will be one
and two years credit, the purchalcrs to give bond,
bearing intsrea and approved fecurty
April Is. ,dc
N. B. The fale of the above property is poayonea
to the 18th day Of July next. M B. p.
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LAiID..EnR SILT

AsresdJly 10 DEERE eBt Higb Cowi Of C5gre.,y tr
h| Nie507oHd dja,iA, 4oW be EiS, 10 f6> b;9b,6
6fdr' Jar 'r7dy many, on tie 4yeajS5, ou Sa.a,dv
he ninth diyef dsgs6 mt,
& TRACT of LAND in ChcRerfeld coun,y.
4 ten miles from Peeriburg, containing about two
nUnhfea acres, and known by the name Of Oiborne.
TO i'tisiy debt due by the eilate of John O,r,s IT,
ee.ied, TO Addition Day.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
-" TO- (et3w.)
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NOTES.


l. The Po0-MaHer General NAV ex,sd;,s -.
mails and alter the times Of arrival and deusrtnr,
ae any 'me during The continuance Of the contracts
nc previouly iiipnlating an adequate connpenlat;.
thereby.
9 Fifteen minutes fsalI be allowed for opening Sc
c'onG the mail at all offices where no particular time
is fpecilied
.. For every thirty minutes delay 0rnavoidabI.
accidents accepte) in arriving after the times pre.
lcFibsd in any contrsa, the contractor lau C,rf;.
one dollar; and il the delay continue vn,iIl the de.
paTtur= OF any depending mail, whereby the mails
s"l1H icr iueh depending mail lole trip, al add
tIons forfeiture of five dlars iiau be incurred.
4. Newspapers we'll as letters are to be fent i,
me mai; and It any perfon, making propofas, de.
iires to carry newspapers other than thofc convev
ed IN the matt, for his emolunsnt he rnua nate
~ his Proroias, for what fun he will carr j.
with that enolunien,, and for what fun without thar
emoumcnt '''e
8. Should any perfons, making rropohls. d,G-.
an alteration Of the times Of arrival and departure a.
bove iPeeiiied he mua fate in his propofais the al
tera'ions dersd, and the difference they will make T.
the terms Of his contract
g. Perions making propofals, are dsired to A,,s
their prices by the year. Thofe who contract will
receive their pay quarterly, in the months of Febrra
~ May AugIit and November, aionth after
ti'c expiration OF each quarter.
Z. No other than free white psrfou l,all he sr,-
PIoyed to convey the mail
q. Where the rropofer intend, to convey the mad
~ the body OF itage carriage, he defired TO Gs.
it ia his propoals. ~ '''e
9 The PeH-n,aNer General refcrves to hirnGelf the
r.Ght u declaring any CONTRACT az an end 1Shenevsr
three failures happen, which amouut to the lois Of
trip each.
10. The CONTRACTS for the routes numbered ..
H. are 20 be IN operation the 6rft day Of Oaober
next and TO continue in force for two years. from,
that uHc Tor che routes no. 1910 81, are to COM
nenee at t'ie fame time, and oon,inut ~ force one
lear' ana Tor Tie routes No. IS 10 IL are to COM
nenee a; tive fame time aud oo;,;u,e IN fore, ,,s.J
the 9la Of March, 1909.
GIDEON GRANGER.
Fosr-MAsTER GENERA.
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4 LEXANDER STUART, Efquire, of Rich.
= mond. and Col. William Daniel, of Cumberland
county, are 70 oblging as to undertake my law buff
nei' he iorner will give his attention TO it in the
court ana 10 the court OF appeals. The latter
IN the hyperion of ehancery for the Richmond d
tri6t. o''-
July 10. GfS
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~ B. The fale of the above property ispoGponed
to the 18th Say Of Jaly next. Ne. p.
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advertisement.

7 n consequence of a resolution of
= the Grnera! Assembly, passed at
their late session, am instructed by
the Executive 10 make enquiry res
Pecting the situation OF all Ordnance
and Military Stores, belonging to the
state (not including those in the SER
vice of the United States or Of this
Ssate) and make report thereof to the
Governor.
In obedience to this instruction, and
as the most probable mean Of effect
ing the object contemplated by the Ex-
ecutive, I have thought proper thus
publicly to request OF such of the citi-
zens Of the commonwealth as may
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight of
any cannon or other ordnance, and
musoe;s; cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed to belong to
the state, and not in Immediate use, TO
communicate particular report there
of TO me as soon as convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
Cl-'k 10 tbe Execmive.
Richmond, Feb. Z, 1906. 10
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years ed, lord Eami,ton's CHI h by
Walnut, sir III. Cascoigne's Maid
of the Mill. s Jh. Robinscn's b C
Abraham NewlaMd, now called Cock
Fighter. On Thursday the 3oth fol-
lowing, he also won the stand plate OF
so ssfor ! year olds, beating lord A.
Hamilton's b c by Spadille, Mr. Gar
forth's mare Caroline, years old,
lord Beihaven's ch h Master Ro-
bert, years old, Mr. Wentworth's
Barnaby, and Mr. ]. Anson's gr h
Little Scott, years old see calen-
dar for 1899.
In June, 1900 (Guilford) the Prince
OF Wales owned him and won the
kings plate for ! year Odds, of 100 gs ;
10 ST 4 lbs 4 mile heats, and beat
lord Donegsil's b Ii by Potoo's see
Calendar Tor 1900, page IS.
Winchester, July 8. Ills majesty's
plate Of fCcgswas run for and won by
Rnowsley, beating lord DonegalPs b h
by Pot8o's, years old, and sir f. Z.
veins b h Asparagus, $ years DID,
Six to four on KnowsIey.
Lewes, August ~, 1900. The kings
plate of 100 gs 4 mile heats, was won
by Knowsley, beating lord Donegsll's
CHI c Fugl enls,.:, 4, to l on Knowsley.
Thursday following he won subscrip-
ton of logs each, beating Mr. Du-
rand's Bcllissima and Mr Ladbrook's
Humbug; see Calendar for 1907
rs and 70.
Litch6eld, on Thursday, September
9, he won the kings plate OF 100 SIS 8
mile heats, for 5 year Odds, carrying
stone 7 pounds, beating Mar Jennings
b h ploro ten to one On Knowsley.
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MATTRESSES.

HAN be had on very short notice, MAT
~ TRASSSES of ali sizes Sc kinds. agreeably
TO order, in the corner house, same square, below
Mr.. Jos. Darmsdatt's, near the market,
and next door to Mr. Jacob Johnson's
book store.-Aiso, BEDS furnished, and old
mattresses worked over.
Jno. S. Peasants.
Jure S, 1906.
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TO BE SOLE.

Tor cash. at Orange courthouse, on Monday
4 the 23.h day Of July next, by virtue Of deed
of uust, to me executed, by William G Allen.
For the purpose ofdischarsing his debts to Rives,
Murphy {. Co. an. Willis Wills {. Co. therein
specified. ONE NEGRO Bon framed Charles,
one named Tayior-aud ONE NEG ROGIRL,
named Lucy.
Daniel Higginbotham, Trustee.
AmnetsI, June IL, 1906 4w
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FOX SAIL.

OANf y 4 ~, $1,000 u
TsWo TRACTS IF LIND, lying in tbs o.un
" Of FiaOsnna, one IF them on Radrra,e
rvey. and tsisbin 1 9 miles of .sfame ipe,,
co,i;a ning 3s5 aores--One on C,p-y's Greek ard
Suitsin mile Of roe NORTH fox eff James ivsr,
containing 364 acres II ji~ber description is
deemed aanessUy, as it is veumea ib.., no person
Will Purchase sriibom weaving t6e came /. sc5icS
will be .bsh b. rte subsc,ste, hving IN d6ema,le.
WiLLIdM NOON.
1uae STD, 1906. I'm
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FOR SALE.

TA47' valua6ie 7RAC7'of LIND, On scbic5
4 Cumberland Coa,tbouse sfands-I contain, a.
bout TWO HUNDRED and FTF21 aG,a rs.
one BAIT Of zrbicb rs ye, arc.ea,sd. Besides ne
advantage Of 6svisg tie Com ,6ouse tbs yac. Of
Lard, it is situated Of be most public roads
in Vrginia; public stand thee are none thar
can surpass IL 2 be buildings pi'b some ,epa,r-
ing. may be made sufficiently e,e'ens:ve and com
Portable.
P.zu cash ,riN be exp. etea Of t6e purchaser.
suben tosses;isns giUen reasonable c-e4it vii be
allowed to, t6e balance ~ IL is sb0ax auit ,5e su,-
cbaser 6ener landed property SuiH be recessed in
par Creed 1ayk~ and Blake 3 JYoo4soa, bos5
of Cumberland county are au,boisei 10 sell roe a.
6oue naci Of lGaa q, roc sd,ae may be bu,c5as.
cd # tie subscriber in Buckiag5am couaiy, near
il!ea's NIL.
BEVERL1' LING HORNE
JnEe l0f5, 1906 an
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* TICKETS in the Second

*# TICKETS in the Second
Class os the William and Mary College Lottery
are Tor sale AZ this Office
VA IN the subscribers, Judges of the General
w Court, have pursuant 10 law allotted tine
Judges of The respective DistTia courts as follow /:
William Nelson. jr ana Robert Whi,e. Esqrs
10 The Disticts OF Winchester, Hardy aud Mo-
nongalia courthouse;
Joseph Piensis and John Tyler. Esqrs. to the
Bistr;ets Of Richmond, Petersburg, Brunswick:
courthouse and Suffolk;
Edmund Winston aud Paul Carrington IT.
Esq's to The Districts of Prince Edward court
house, Franklin, Washington courthouse, and
the Sweet Springs, in Dotetourt county;
Richard Parker and Hugh Holmes, Esqrs to
the Disri6ts Of Northumberland. King and Queen,
Williamsburg aud AcGoma,k couytnouses; and
Arc hbaid STUART an Francis T. Brooke, Esprs
TO Staunton, Charlottesville, Fredericksburg aud
Hsymaiket D,strias. at the next succeeding
terms thereof
Witness our hands and seals, this thirteenth
day of June, one III. usard eiga, hundred and SIX
John Tyler, (Seal.)
VIM. Nelson, jr. (seal.)
Frs /. Brooke, (Seal.)
Published by order Of the Judges.
Wilson Allen, c. G. c.
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RICHMOND BAT Ii,

A DJoIgIxo the lower part &C inc Falling Car
y den. and immediately back oG "a Bel tavern.
is now in resGiners to receive customers. Il Is
supplied with Hot asd Cod Waters, AMI a care-
f.i attentive boy to attend For the convenit nco
81 small parties who may wish 10 babe al he
sane ,ime. the house IS divided iRO feut d,gsr.
en-; apartments WIKI every fcqaisiie avcsanse
IN each The house will BE- kept open from LAY
lizht I'LL rne o'cieok in the evening Of each days
ard the baths Kept e1cluiVeiy ios nc use OF &C.
males from nine tiiltWo.ve o'cock n,ih, forenoon.
- Price for single bs,he q 8! or thrce
tickets for enc dollar. Child'en hail pliCe.
fT5- No people OF color admitted.
Richmond. 7th mo u, 1906. tf
.EooIssaD u Leftcr Paper
E,~ .gL~ =. fbss o.oe
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2reasvy Debaftment OF theU. D

AICCo'P y <(CpItft "'tHICJ tICsO-
nifea States, 'Jne u, 1906. {
xNHEKEAS the Commissioners OF he
w Sinking Fund at meeting held on the
2eh day OF April 1906, did resolve. that the sum
liemaning 10 complete the expenditure Of lie M.
nual appropriation of ZIG HI MILLIONS Or
DOLLARS, should among ot';eS purposes be ap-
piled TO the reimbursement of the N4V1' SIX
PER CENT: STOCK. cseaisd IN pursuance of
an act OF Congress-, passed on the 30.h day of
June, 1898 and TO the Reimbursement Of the
FIVE AND Il HALE PER CENT. sock,
created in pursuance of an a0 of Congress, pa sed
on the 81 day Of March. 1895.
Thi, is therefore 20 give no-ice, that the prin
cipal Of the said NaV1' SIX PER CENT.
STOCK. with the interest due thereon, will, OF.
surrender of the certificates. be paid the 1st day
Of Oao5er next ensuing the date he.eol, to the
respective stockholders or ,he's lawfsi reprcsen
taiivcs CT attornies duly constituted and authors
cd ether At the Treasury or at The Loan Office,
as the case may be, where credits have been CIV
en- for the amount Of stock, respectively helo by
lheIn and tina, the principal OF Ihs FIYf md
n MIR PER CENT S1CCK. win he nte-
rest due thereon Will in like manner and at the
same places, be paid tic 1t day January.
1897, othc re speetiye stockholders, or heir law
fol representatives. OF atornies duy constituted
and authorised.
l. is further made known. for The information
Of the parties CO. csrned. that transfers of the
NaV1- SIX PER CBN7' STOCK, either from
or The books Of the Treasury, OF from or to tie
books of Commissi oner of Loans, will be allow
ed after he ist day OF sepT, mbsr ensung, nor OF
the FIVE IND 4 HALF PER CENT. S7OCiS
after the lst day Of December ensuing AGd The
interest on all certificates of said stocks, which
shall not have been surrendered, in pursuance OF
this notification, will cease and dee nine on the
day preceding the day he eby Gxsd tor tie Jeim-.
burscmcnt thereof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-09
THos POLLARD D II c
VIII Be SOLD,

Tor cash, on the premises. On The l2th day of
l. August next. in compliance with decree OF
the coon,y court Of Buckingham, the LIE h ES-
TATE Of Mathew Branch, (~ho IS tenant by
the ourtcsy) in Thar valuable and wen known
TRACT or LAND,
Whereon Buckingham courthouse stands. com
putcd 70 contain 1900 acres, or so much thereof
as will be sonicient TO comply with said decree.
lis presumed this properly is 100 well known to
iequiic any description.
by the Commissioners.
Buckingham. 3Oh lure 1876 3w
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Just RECEIVED, FROM BOR-
DEAUX,

A LARGE assortment of CLARET WINE. CT
different qualities; Charnpaisn>. Mousseux,
White Saturn. Ven Ii Crave Burgundy Latte,'i,
Muscat OF F.on,ignan. Old M.acc. OF different
qualities, F,esh hnehovss. Fresh Olives. Capefs,
aid Supe'iine Sv.e, Cii-For Sale, on reasona-
be tcrms by
Alexander Plainville.
Richmond. June II ls06
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900 Acres of LAND,

about half of whichis we'll tinn5ered wood land !;
about 900 acres OF River Low Grounds ANA
from so TO 100 acres OF valuable Greek Bottom
The cleared land is we'll enclosed and improved,
with convenient dwelling and out houses in good
repair with cominodious Store : valnable Mill,
AID 4 choice collection. OF about 1850 bearing
fruit trees The terms of sale may re known
on application TO Daniel Couch on the ptern-
ses (Sho viii show the 'and TO any person incli-
| ned TO purchase) OTTO tdicajah Crew III Hanover.
The ABOVE traG OF land contains improvements
and ACCOMMODATIONS for two families, aud. is
more agreeable to the purchasers, they may DC
| divided and solo separately.
NICAJAH GREW,
ANN COUGH,
Ec'er. e EE'ir. Of S. Couch.
p. S. Ifthe above property is not sold before
the 18th OF Ausust next, il will on thas day. at
GoochIand courthouse, being COURT day. be Sc, up
TO the highest bidder.
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FOR SALE.

THAT well known and very vaiuabio
farm belonging to the estate OF Samael
Couch. dec. lying oil James River. near Gooch
land court house containing aboat
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-09
FOR REM.

! rs paFsuAnte q gcpe,al rals adopfcd BY the
Cou,t ~ Inst'ngs, Of this city. NOTICE IS
s HKREB1- GIVKN, That an application has
been made by William Allen Hauises for Lii
cense to Mxnufaapre Tobacco. within The said
city the consideration OF which is postponed
until the next session Of the said court.
Geo. Chisman, D. c.
Richmond, jung Io.h, 1906. IsJ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-09
In Hanover County Court, 2Sth A
,pril 1906.
Burnley and Breckenridge, Plts.1 ~


Burnley and breckenridge, Plts7 -
4gainsr =
Phoebe Jrvas adm'x. Of John Tyler. dec 5
and David T. es heir - law OF in. saic 3
John t. Ter, decszsed. Defts y -
THIS day came BE plaintiffs by their counsei.
and the defendant David Tyler, DOT having
entered his appearance, and gwen security &C
cording 10 the att OF Assembly. and the rues OF
this Court and i appearing to The sa,isfaelion OF
The court tina, re is an innaban, Of this coun-
try; On the motion of the planliiEs 1. is cce'eea
and orie,ed That the defendant David t. lefdo
appear hero on the FIRST DAY Of ,he next term.
and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and that
copy of this order be forthwith published in
some pubic newspaper printed in the city OF
Richmond for two months suceessiyely. and
that another copy be posted at Tic f1cnt door OF
tie counhCuse Of this ccaHty.
a copy--Tes,e.
THOS POLLARD. D. c nc
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Theno,ed ard much admi-
red Eighth HoSfe.
KNOW SLEY,

Imported in 1901 by WIN
Lightloot, efq. lie is a
me BAY, ls hands 2 In.
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CERTIFICATES.

We, whose names are here,into SUBJ
scribed, do certify that we have bred
colts from Knowsley, Tor seen OF his
get,) that they are Of fine size and
form, and from their present appeal
ance bid fair to make capital horses,
either for the turf or any other service.
We also believe him to be as sure
foal getter as any horse in the state.
Given under our hands, &c. January,
1905.
John Coles, ST. Walter Coles, Miles
Selden, sr. Miles Seld,n, jr. ohm
Edloe, Y. P Chamberlay ne, John
Roane, jr. G. Harrison, ]. Nlinge,
George w. n. Nlnse, MAJOR
Wilcox, George Cooke, James
Stewart, John Christian, Hamln
Wilcox, William Sourhah, John
Coigin.
do certify thatin the spring, 1908
saw and took particular notice OF
number OF colts which were in pas
ture where the imported Sterling then
stood q considerable proportion of
the IA BY imported horses, among which
were several OF Knowsley's, and tho's
them equal il not preferable TO any that
were there. Given under nay band. &c.
,BliliHTBkRRY BROWN.
aAtwo,te. .fapna'y !, 1905
hereby cefrify that have FLY,
two years Cd this spring, got by the
imported horse Knowsley. ous of Ca
lyp5o, and I trink her equal to any colt
ever have had ioaled, or indeed ever
seen in this country. Given under my
hand, this 5th day of May, 1905.
JOHN 4 AYLOE, Mount Airy
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MESSAGE.

From the President Of ,be Urit,d States. respecting
f5e ,iolafion OF neural yig5,s the d+bvedafioys
On tbe e"lnsiR trade. and impress mem, of. Ane.
yican seamen
To the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States,
In my message to both houses of con-
gross, at the opening of their present ses-
sion, submitted 10 their attention, a.
mong other subjects, the oppression of
our cammerce and navigation by the ir.
regular PRACTICES of armed vessels, pub.
lie and private, and by the introduction of
new prime pies yderoga;ory of the rights
ct nentrals, and unacknowiedged by the
usage of nations.
The memorials Of several bodies of
merchants of the u. States are now com.
mubicated, and will dsvrlope these prin.
ciples aod PRACTICES. which are producing
the most ruinous effects on our lawful
commerce and navigation.
The right of a NEUTRAL to carry on
commercial interc0ur,e with every par,
of the dominions of a bei!ige en-. bern,it.
ted BY the laws of the country with the
exception of blockaded ports, aud con.
traband of wary was believed 10 have
| been decided between Grea, Britain sna
the United States,b the. sentencs oil
their commissioners, mutuaiiy appointed
i TO decide on that and other questions oil
difference between .th- two nations: and
! by the actual payIps Il of the dam ges a.
warded by them against Great Britain
Tor the miraculous Of at right. when
ithsreitis, 1t was Fstceived that the same
{ q Sya Il IL.
novel, and. extending the injury, ins,ruc.
IONS were glvento The minister pIenipo
tertiary of the u. States at the court o.
London, and remembrance. duIy made
by him' on this subject, as will appear b,
documents transmitted herewith. Thrs,
were followed by a partial and tern Dora
/ ny suspension only, wiihput any disavow
al at the principle. He has, therefore
been instructed ia urge ihis sub,e 81 anew
to bring il more fully to the bar of reason
and to insist on rights too evident, ard toe
important 10 bs surrendered. In the
mean Time, The evil is proceeding unde,
| aoJudicat'ons founded on the prioc,pI,
which is denied. Under these circum.
stances the subje Ct presents itself for the
| consideration Of congress.
On the 'mpressment of our seamen
eur circumstances have never been in.
term'tted. a hope existed at one mo.
lnent, OF an arrangement which Nigh,
have been submittedsto, but il soon pass.
ed away, and the practice though relax.
ed at times in the distant seas, has been
constantly pursued in'those in our neigh.
o2orhoed. The grounds on which the re-
CARNATIONS on this sabjeet have been ur-
ged, will appear in an extract from in.
struciions to our minister at London,
now communicated.
TIL; JEFFERSON.
Jan. IL, 1906.
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Art. x. In case OF Fu,nre war be.w.c, ~.
coasra hing paris cap-ivrs on zach siac- shall
be trel 1ei az p,isone,sDe war, a,i NJ. IS sayr,
and sail oe entitled to rec;p- ,c7' AID equal cs
chang. man for r,aa. AMI yr,he for grad. aat
ia no cise shall r,ns,r, b. demanded Cor yri.
soners II war, nor \ tribute required, as the
CONDITION OF peace neither on the one part. Nor
the other. All prisoners o, bo:h sides shall be
given up at the conclasioa of peace.
Art. Hi The Ao.sriaan consular haE in
Fr'poli Shall forever lie sacred asylum, 10 iii
persons who shall desire to take refuye under
1T, except for the crimes OF treason and murder.
Art. All. In case oe the faithfsl Observance
and so'hlnsnt on the part Of his highness, said
Iames bashaw. of the agreements & obligations
herein stipulated, the said commander in chief
| OF the A.ne' can forces in the Mediterranean.
| engages TO leave said Naames bashaw, in the
peaeeab'e possession of the city and regency
wi,hou' dismantling its bat'cr es
Art. XIII ANY article suitable 60 be introdu.
| oed in dehnitive treaty Of peace, between the
| contracting parties, which may not be conpri.
SD in this convention, shall be reciproealiv on
| the Footing of the treaties subsisting with the
\ Rost favored nations.
| Art. XIV. This convention shall be submitted
to the President of the United States for his "a.
'ihcaiion. In the mean time there shall be no
SUSPENSE in its operations.
Done at Alexandria IN Egypt, February ed
1905. ai% signed by said Hamet bashaw
for himself and successors. and by William
Eaton on III 'srt Of the United States.
[ A6ditisnA 1uicie Secret.
| His highnes hamet bashaw, will use his M,
most exsrtions TO cause to surrender to the com.
mander in Grief of the American forces in the
Medi'erranean. the .usurpsr ,seph baahaw, to
gether with his family, and chief ad,uiral called
Maurad Rais. alias Peter Isle. 20 he held b,
the government of the United States as hosts
ges, and as guarantee Of the faithful obser
vance of the s,ipu'a ions entered into by con.
ventioh OF the Esd February 1905, with the u.
ni'ed States. provided they do not escape by
aish,.