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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-02

MOUND upon the fubfcribers plantation, abou, the
L. tenth OF June laa, three nray MULES, two hor-
les mare, all of them bays had the appearance of
having been worked fuppsed be three years old
and have been aPPraifed to iixty dollars each. The
owner is requeied to prove his property, pay all
coils, and take away his mules.
THOMAS CARY NELSON
Bieak-fIilI, King William, Auguff Is (oawsw3
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WANTED to hire Immediately, young and ae.
w tive NEGRO MhN--Ib6, NEGRO
Girl abost "a or 5 years old, Apply to the prin-
'''' AvgvR Is
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Il BARGAIN

BY virtue of Deed Of Tru0, executed to us on the
fourteenth day OF February 1904, to fccure debt
due from Col. Rober, Goode 70 William r Giles
IHl WILL. BE SOLD, to the h;pbe,t b;1der for
reAay money, on the nru 'aaY Co.. - -
the front door of the Eagle Tavern, in the city Of
Richmond:
~ MAT well known Tract of Land whereon Col.
Goode now reides, lying on James River, in
the county of Chetcrhrd, containing twelve hundred
and lIsty one acres more or eis and commonly called
and Known by the name of WHITLEY. This valua-
Die eIate lies WITHIN three miles OF the city of Rich
mond and two from the town OF Manchester and has
on IL large and commodous dwelling houfe, with
all convenient out-houfes and other improvements
well utcd to the accommodation of a genteel family
JOSEPH SCOTT,
WIN MosELEY, { T,u0tn.
ROB. POLLARD, \
Augua Is, 1906, ids
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FOR SAL

FOR SALE,
A Likely young NEGRO MAN who has been
"A accuitomed to work in the crop--For terms ap
ply at the Enquirer Office.
AuguR /. IF.
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RICHMOND TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1906.
r E M o PAL.

NOCTOR WILSON has removed from the Bell
- to the Brick Houfe opposite the aores
OF Mefirs. ]. * r. Gamble and Mr.. Neil M Coull,
where, in addition his former fock he has ;u re-
ceived comfortable fupply of
MEDICINES, PAINTS, Cre.
The whole Of which he offers for fae at reduced pr-
ces
Orders from Physicians, Merchants and others,
will be promptly attended to and carefully executed.
1t is his intention to devote much perfonal attsn-
ton to his hop and fell fuch Medicines as he uies
IN his practice only Families have proper direc-
tons to accompany fuch articles they buy of him.
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NOTICE.
HE partnerflip of 'Telr Hggerbofbom
1 9 Ca. this day diG0lved by mutual con
fent {; all perfons who have accounts with The
concern, are requefed to come forward and let-
tie them with Je1e Higgenhotham.
BROWN, RIVES & Co.
JESSE HGCGENBOTHAM.
Cara, IN Auguf, 1906.
THE bufnefs will be continued By Tamel
By9zOn, of Richmond, RoLsrf RiUes, Of Am.
hertz county, and Henry Riue5 of this place
underline firm of Hrnyy Riz,eJ q On. who viii
pay all claims againlt the late concern of Jcft
HIggcnbotham & Co.
JAMES BROWN,
ROBERT RIVES,
HENRY RIVES,
Cara, IN AuguH, 1906. s,bS
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ITO BE RENTED-The Tenement where
l. I now ceiide, and pohellion given in time.
]. PENN.
April IL. IF
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See letter addrcTed to h. reople Of Piedmont,
BY Joel Blrlow, written at CRANBERRY in SAVOY, in
Dseein1er 1872, printed in French az Greeupble IN
a'on at Nice, and fent from theie places into Pied
mont, and other parts Of Italy, daring that winter
London in I7e5
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CREED TAYLOR.
t,f.)
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Augua ~, 1906.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-10
PETITIONS.

4pe.ision,of the inhabitants ofCccaquan,
IN Vlrgloia, for post Office TO be estab.
lished in that town
Referred to the committee of pos, ofic.
es and p ssroads.
Mr.. Quincy presented The petition of
Francis Amory of Boston, owner Of the
ship .Astrea, damaged OH her voyage from
Batavia, so that the cargo was obliged to be
taken out aud shipped ina Swedish vessel,
which bad arrived al Boston, where the col.
leetor demands the duty on said cargo, to
which foreign bottoms are subject. Against
this charge the petitioner prays relist. ifF,
I Referred to the committee Of .cemmeyce
and manufactures.
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A5ts1- 1ahic6 ysN b, Exhibited,
A.DtsFLAY OF
GRAND FIREWORKS.

J. a WHlRLlNG SUN, representing at
times, cloudy, bright, aud 3.gercp: colours
{ II. An elegant piece, called the BATTLE
OF BUTTERFLIES, Wish changes into al
cd fee, then INTO four brilliant Suns.
! LII. TIE GRAND CROSS OEs MALTA,
with Venetian Flower in the middle.
f ". a Ia5ge ECLIPSE, Representing at.
times the suu and Moon, with great hiilliancy..
V. a piece called the Ladies Fsnsg, by
the variety q its viewed io,isontalty.
VI. 70 conclude 9th a-fp .ndid SUN Of
various colours, adorned in the centre. With
bright Flower, which ltyolyes with greas xvelo-
city, and ends in eazziing briliancy.
/ ADMITTANCE. BOX One Dolla-g--
PIT Seventy-eye Cents.-7-G GALLERY Fifty
Gents. ::
IS Stovs. 7yttlBe PLACED in The Lskbis Jo~
The aeeammodarien ef f6f Aadinee.
~ Doors to be opened at half past
EIVls,g aGt5e Performance to commence at
halfpa SIX o'clock.
4 til, TIckets to be had at the office in the
Front of The House - No Money zoiH be
received at the Ticket OF. Check Door.
January ! %. ~
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,.;,a colours never were there
80 ..n,rsst drawn between usurpcu
nd ligirinase authority. - MI
= Solely occupied with the desire OF In MAJ.
800 Glory; influenced by no passion ous
no, e being recorded IN history as Coz
snas respecting no prineiPle that re-
4;ods him of the regard prescribed by the
aw Of Nations, or the respect due TO IN
d.nendent States totally careless OF the.
asp tranquility; absorbed 10 himself,
ss0d occupied only 10 the display OF his own
sawer - was the character of~BonaParte
Ever more accurately drawn than In the
words of the proclamation we have Just
quoted!
So strong an appeal 10 the gsllant-y and :
natrio,ism of the people, has produced all
that the Emperor of Germany copld nave
sxnected or desired. rhe Young a,en OF
all classes have Incorporated themselves TO
do garrison duty the divisions OF the Aus.
trian regiments are filled with the utmost
rapidity. Contributions OF grain and TO-
rage, of every thing necessary for the ar
nv. are furnished with a pleasing alaerlty
and prompsitude the general Levy has
been called FOR. by the unanimous voice of
the people; T" All, ali."say tbs .9ieona LETT
tiers, {" are animated by patriotism and ecu
rage" Never was such enthusiasm, dis
played as at the present moment, nothing
will be omitted, no sacrifice will be deena,
ed too great, to rescue Us from the creates.
af all evils and curses, French invasion.
!; Ls, Us turn to the armies ; avoiding all
the measures which so powerfully contri-
buted 70 the ruin OF the fine army, which
had the misfortune to be placed under the
command of gen. Mack ; toe Austrian and
Russian armies are falling back TO give
time for their resources to join them; we
suppose they will take up position on the
Eas.- Mean while ir IS satisfactory to
know that NOT only prince Ferdinand's iii.
vision effected ITS escape from Ulm, but ale
so another division which took the route
ofthe Tyrol the second and third Russi-
an armies are advancing with great rapid,
ty. Il is said TOO shatshe archduke Charles
is on his march from Italy with $4,000
men, who are TO be replaced by Russians
from, Corfu. We shall be glad to find that
the archduke has fallen back; such a mea-
sure appears to be imperiously called for by
the position of the Preach army, aud the.
obvious intention of sBonaparte, tosplace the
Austrian army, in Italy. between his own,
force and thatunder Massena.. But it, now
appears, that the loss of the French IN. the
i.f>" " 81
twenty and thirty thousand mea. They
lost many men IN two actions, watch the.
French Bulletins sunk altogether, the. ACT,
ons of the tllh and 18th. We now hear Of
them tor the hrss time, though they appear
tohave been tue most sanguinary ones that
took place. Bonaparse's army WAS also un-
der great want of provisions. "a want
which is likely to become more pressing
every day. IS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-10
THE THIRD VICTOR
Wtelk Merger Off. Monda,. 1Itk IA

"fSSy laegengsr O1fcs, Monday, IItk Hoa'eoa.
Der, s'cisck.
We luit learn that IN ,exprefs had arrived at
'ss Admiralty, wisa:sAs inportan, Intelligence
mat Adm. Louis had fallen 10 with the Roche
To-, lqaadrou, and 1hs, after fpart action,
ok MORE OE5 TIE. ENE AIYas SHIPS
~ TIE. LINE STRUCK THEIR CO..
aeTs IS fnne foreign news 10 town, but it IS
.O' OF very prominent interca. Hanover is
now y retarea TO the King OF Great Britain the
SaOsf's Of Rulia is arrived AZ Berlip, and the
sla'iln army IS in psrtetf organization ard upon
luA mafca. Bonaparte is ailt at Munich. 1t
appears tAss the French have done nothing in
i'a'F, and little, in companion With their exag.
gsra'lors, in Germany.
leiags now look very promiling on the copti-
S S Fac attack upon Bonlogne by SIR Sidney
Snith, is;to be made Immediately.
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alexandria DafIp aonerttser.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10.

Estraa Of 9 letter from a gentleman in
NerfeA e his friend IN this tova.
!" BY an arrlya! To- .26 days from
BoFdeaux, Ne,learn, fthat. Bonaparte
has entered Vienna and made prifon-
ers Of the Emperor of Germany and
ms family ! This information is not
doubted"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-10
NINTH CONGRESS-
H0JsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, January 8.
Resolution respecting Nm. Eaton, ESQ.

MIR. 6ldWell from the committee TO
whom this business WAS recommitred p.
gain brought forward a resolution in 70. ),
ct a.pote at thaaks.
ne present amesd.nent consists of a
vots9ot MGn6s, in lieu of The conie mnIa,.
&c aneanl, aad which is 10 William Eaton,
Esq. aud MS brave associates-tsle words
In other respects are nearly the same A.
the hist resolution already gwen % The
pubic.
Armng thennHtic..
General Vafuu.n oiltred the foIlowir Q
resolutions
|, Rssofaed, That the committee appoint. 1
on ihas past % the presidents nessa; e
Wh!cnr feFecis stle oigaa;zatlon. ard cl..s. .
Heasion OF thS militia, anl. the rut.-s anD
Populations Of the .armv, De lns uta .
cons'der Nfelter any, and it any wha
measures are necessary be takento com
plete the armirg OF the militia.
Resoivea, That the Secretary of War
lay beiore this house astatement OF the
number OF fire arms, b, longing to the Unit
ed States and where the same are deposit
ed.D
!. Read twice. ~
:, Bonds Of MarsAa!s.
FIR. lallmage brought in bill for the
regulation Of bonds given By marsnsis for
ihe due execution Of the duties oftheir or.
fee.
The, bill directs that the bonds SO 10 be
given shall be fled-apd that i. shall be
lawtulfor the judge CT The district TO order
Penalties incurred to be put in force, and
on judgement obsained> thereon, there shall
be a remedy by sci facias. s.
Referred to- committee of the whole
house tor Monday next, and to be print
ed.
VIZ. c, Smith, from the committee of
claims made report on me petition of
Nicklin and Griffith of PHILADELPHIA. own.
ers of the ship american.
The committee were Of opinion, tia. the
Register OF said ship Of which they had
been deprived by means in their pellt;on
set forth, should be restored to the pe.iti-
oners and they therefore
Report
: Aho1 VIZ fStttioh % ISSSCEdOtC an q
opgh,to he granted. 2
Referred TO committee of the whole
for Monday next;
Ordered 30 be- printed.
Bill read, giving the: consent Of cor.
gross to the act of the state of South
Carolina to collect and impose an add.
tionsl duty on Tonnage on foreign bottoms
at Charleston, SO that such du.y does nos
exceed SIX cents per tons
Bead a second time and referred TO a
comtnistee Of the whole house on Mooday
nexts
Ordered 10 be printed.
Report ofthe com mittee of claims On the
petition of Thongs Ketland, Of Phiiadcl-
phia, Part owner Of the ship Washing.
ton, was pnfspofsble to there,itioner.
The committee were of opinion that
10 drawbacks oughi TO be allowed, and
therefore reported tha, the prayer of the
petitioner ought not TO be granted;
IA Whit The house eoneurred.
PETIIIONS,:
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NEGROES TO HIRE

:. AMONG WHICH ARR
Z ,GCOD blacksmith, two young xemen,
a houfe fervsnss, .one woman with yeung
child, one young girl about a years cid, and
ore young man laborer. For terms sp9Iy to
the Printer.
ls nary 70. szwtf
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O the condact and rnesitof this deserving,
statesman and warrior as they plea.cs and'
stunt. as they wish the tokens of our era.
titlde, he shall live n our bosons, in
our pride, in our honor, to immortality.
{ slmted.States Gazettg.
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Petition Of Stsnlsy Girls aoid. ssssssa.;
at Detroit, tor an additional compensate.
|sop.
The engrossed bill for rules and Ees
Sslations Of the army, was. read, and there. ;,
upon debate arose.
The Bib at .lenglh was referred upon the.
s9th article 70 a committee OF the whole.
CLosEp DooRs.,.
4 Mr.. J. Randolph again tins DAP noliied.
a-secret communication. The doors were
closed, and the house detated in secret
until halt past 8, whsatAs house adjourn.
ed.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-10
CoM MUNIcATIoM
MR. J. CLAY AND Mr.. RANpo1pH. Or

GES EAToS's MEDAI.
= lsoery far fom pr. Cay's intentions to
Gcpreciafe the merits Of Ar. Eaton-b,tt he
.".0's 1s'as me taxing Of Derne, zv!sb The
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-10
NJ o T / C E.

hereby forewarn all persons from
taking an Alignment of bond given by me-,
Tome time in tfeyear 1896. or 'e7 70 SAMUEL
RosERTs il having been given by me to the
faid Roberts, in confederation of parcel Of land
il. Fairfax county, which land was mol. conveyed
TO me- by yesfon OF the death of the faid Roberts,.
and is DOW II the PcGelion of The widow Of iaid
Ro5csts or his Administrator.
Henry Peak.
! Prize william, nth Jan. ! Sos.
n. B. The bond is faid to be in the hands Of
q Mr.. N,ta, who is Administrator Of Roberts
eRHe. Fl. P.
Jan. 9, stp.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-10

'n A few copies Of the american
Gq,dnev, may be had at the Book
Store Of Robert Gray.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-10

The Dwelling HOUSE at prelent
OCCUPIED BY William SANFORD The hoEGe is
comnodious and handfomely Gtuated, :with,eve-
ny neceGary OUT honle, ard has hsndGome< gas--
den IN high cultivation. Apply TO
Mr.. Thomas Prefon, or
Thomas Sanford,
Ofober 8. det,eo
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-13

before he failed information was received of four
French frigates taking poGe(lion of Porto:Rico.
They had been lying there fome time, and took
a favourable opportunity of making themfelvcs
matters of the place & hoiiting the tri-coloured
flag. Dai. Adv.
Fxtra7 Of a letter from a gentleman IN TIE Ha-
7,ana, dated STD May a9,to bis friend in this
eity.
In my lait forgot to mention the new roy
al order, lately received here, laying an addit-
onal duty of IA per cent. on all goods, wares
and merchandise imported into this illand.
The order is now under the confederation Of the
heads of departments and although it is the
general opinion that it will not be carried into
execution, it is my opinion that If will, as foon
as they can hear from Spain, in anfwer to a re-
monfrance now making by the government of
| this lland agsnfit.
Z" To prove To this government that the court
of Spain appeared to aa towards the u. S. as if
Influenced by that of ST. James's, lent to them
the book you fent to me, "War in Difguife -
the contents of which truck them 70 forcibly,
in confederation of my fuggetions, that they
ordered trannation of immediately, to ac-
company their remembrance"
Captain Rea, from the HE of France, informs. that
there thirteen Britih ihps of the line lying a,
ST. Iago He alto informs, that the latter end o!
March, the Britih fhip London, and frgate, enga-
ged the flip Marengo admiral LIMOS, and the fri
gate Bellepool; and, after engagement of three
hours, took them. Sir J. B. Warren, with feven. fail
OF the line then in fight. The captured vefeis
carried to St. Jago, and put IN commIion.
1t was fad the French ihps had on board property
| of immenle value.
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Dol,test.c 5nteIIigense.
BOSTON, May %.

ELECTION.-Yetterd being the conftitu-
t'onal period for converting the Genera! Court
OF this Commonwealth, for the year enfuinc,
the gentlemen elected for Senators and Repre-.
fentatives attended at the State Houfe in this
town. His Excelency the Governor, and the
Honorable Council attended,, when the oaths
were administered agreeaSIy to the Conftituti-
on.
The Honorable Senate proc eeded to the
choice OF their Clerk after counting and fort
ing the votes, 1t appeared the whole number
was 80, of which John D. Dunbar, Efq. had go,
ana was choten. They then proceeded to the
choice of Pretident, when upon counting and
iorting the votes, it appeared the whole num-
Der was SO the Hon. John Bacon, Efa. had
] 9, the Hon. II. G. Otis Is, and feat. There
was of courfe no choice. The trial was repeat
ed four times, which produced the fame refi,lt.
motion was then made in the following
words, " that the fenior member of the fenate
be, and he hereby is authorized to difcharee the
duties of PRECEDENT of the Senate, until a Pref
dent fhall be elected" The Hon. Mr.. Nav.
nard rofe and made motion which was prev
Gus in its nature, that the Senate adjourn to 4
O'Clock, which was carried.
The houte proceeded, as ufua, to the choice
OF Clerk, when upon counting the votes, il
appeared the whole number was $50. of which
~ S"a'iSo ldI Z5l, NICnOIaS
Tillinghas, efq. 2o6, fcattering 3. Mr.. Sum.
ner was then fworn into Office.
They then proceeded to the choice of Speak
er, when upon counting and forting the votes,
it appeared the whole number was 46s, of
which Perez Morton, efq. had 257, Timothy
Bigelow. ef9. had 2e4, fc altering 2.
The Legiflature, Joined by the Executive
then proceeded to the Old South Meeting
houfe, efcorted by the Independents Com pany
of Cadets, under the command of Col Apthorp,
where an excellent difcourfe was delivered on
the location, by the Rev. Samuel Sheppard, OF
Lenox.
In the afternoon, at s O'Clock, the two Hou.
fes again attended. The fenate not being A.
BILE to agree in the choice of Prefdent, voted
that the fenior member prefide until the vacan.
cyis filed, and appointed committee to al.
certain the feniority.
In the houfe, fome defultory conversation
took place, on motion for adjournment af
ter which it was voted, that mefTage fhoult
go to the Honorable Senate, propofing to adj
Journ all further proceedings relating to the E.
leetions contemplated by the contribution til
Thuriday morning, at 10 o'clock, in which pro
petition the Senate concurred. Both houCe
adjourned. IND. CHRoN.
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MIRANDA'S EXPEDITION.
NETWORK, Tune &.


Letters received in town, render il no Ionpe,
objectionable that Miranda has been met with by
very comfortable Spanifh force, and FILTERED
partial defeat. The force fent againlt him
confited of two brigs of 10 guns each, and from
ten to fourteen gun-boats, well manned. After
ievere engagement of three hours, the two
fchooners which Miranda had with him, were
obliged to ftrike their colours. The crews are
now in prlfon at Caracas. What their fate
will be is uncertain. The Leander, command
ed by captain Lewis, and in which Miranda was
himtelf inccecded Sin beating the enemy off ::
After which The made her way to Bonaire. 1t
is expected Miranda, before this time, will have
fallen in with the frigate fent to his a1iRance
by Admiral Cochrane /; that they will rendez-
vous at Trinidad, and then proceed on their
contemplated expedition. Evening Pof.
We underftand that letter has been receiv-
ed, in this city, which confirms the intelligence
OF the capture of the fchooners belonging TO
the expedition, and ALTO that Mr. Smith, ZION of
col. Smith) and eight others of the principal
characters were on board the captured vef1els.
Daily Adv.
A Spanih fchooner from Laguira arrived at
the City of Santo Domingo few DAYS before
captain Fitzgerald failed, which had been board.
ed by two Spaniih government briggs in purfnit
OF Miranda, and had three men irnprefTed.
Captain F. informs us that the negroes had ia
ken, pillaged, and burn. finall village to the
eeward of the city of St. Domingo.
Mere. Hdy.
We learn from Jamaica papers, which we
have received to the 10th of May, that the fliip
Leander, captain Lewis, with two fchooners,
her tenders, from Jaqnemel, having on board
General Miranda, % taft officers, and about
80 men, touched at Aruba on the 10th of a
pril, and failed again on the 9th for Caracas,
accompanied by the fchooner Echo of King
ton. 1t is hated that General Miranda was
provided with the infgnia of the ancient Peru
vIans, "a fun and highly marked rainbow) bril-
lIantly diiplayed on his ftandards, and expect
ed to Ind a ftrong party to join him in the
fcheme of revolutionizing the South American
colonies. ID.
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June Z.

June 7.
SEA ROBBERS few days lince, we Rated,
that W5i6y, the murderer of JoHN PIEscE, had "a
gain made his appearance off Sandy Hook, and that
he had recommended his piratical depredations
commerce, by the feizure of valuable fhips be-
longing to this port. We have ince been informed,
that the fhc Hope, alto of this port, was fezed Ian
1huriday afternoon, by the fame Blood thirty Ruff
fan, whole hands yet Gained with the blood of
PIERCE, and TENT TO Halifax.--Not Jingle veael is
permitted to pats without moleIta,ion-even Coa1ers
are Interrupted, and treated with every fpecies Of
indgni,y and violence but his ufoIence TO Captain
Wheeler, of ,he brig Canton, from SaOrnra5is with
out aparrallel fatsfied with OBTAINING Capt. w.
upwards Of fuco bouys anian 6aIH Whtby had the
audacity to d mani MONEY! for the fvo-nty.fs mo,
he had fired to bring the Canton to. This infolcn,
demand OF the omt50,iitd PIRATE was however firm
ly reilled by Capt. Wheeler, who, after undergoing
many indgnities, was at lesgth permitted to pro.
ceed Dsity 4fdv.
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Lipereanl, Ell. 10. 1905
WBo mail decide qObeu Doao-, Nae,,. ,

Extraa Of letter from a gentleman in Inn.
dan, to bis .friendm PbilaGeibbia.
"The phyficians of fbi5 city have lately Ne
greed bya large vote that the yellow fever is
not contagious, and of courfe not an irnporta-
bic dfeafe. All the American quarantine laws
therefore, are only 70 many vexations and ex-
penlive regulations"
Hnotber extract Of letter from gentleman
in Edinburgh to his friend in Philadelphia.
Z" The phyfcians of this city have unani-
mouily agreed, that the yellow fever is difeafe
as certainly though not as uniformly contapi-
Gus as the fmall-pox. OF courfe, it is an i'm
portable dfeafe, and your oay fafety lies in the
rigid obfervance Of your quarantine laws"
Aaotber extract of a letter from gentleman
in Liverpool, to his friend in Philadelphia.
"1he phyfcians of this place, have at anu
merous meeting agreed that the yellow fever is
both an imported difeafe and likewife, that it
fometimes originates in the United States from
local filth. They therefore recommend the
obfervance Of quarantine laws and of domettic
cleanliness as the NOT certain way Of fencing
out the evil"
". r. En-. PoR.