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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
~ THE CoPEHHOR or THE c0M6oEwE ILTH
or ViRGIEIA,
A PROCLAM ALTON.

yXTHEREAS it is represented to the Ev-
w ecutiYe, that H,ARRIC.H.N.E, Il slave
the property of Jesse Parkinson, Of the ccun-
tyof Meckenburg. convicted by the court OF
the county of Southampton, OF burglary,
and sentenced TO suffer death for the same,
hath made his escape from the Jail Of the
said county OF Southampton: have there
fore thought fit, with the advice of the Cour.
Gil Of state, TO Issue this proclamation, here
by Offering reward Of THIRTY DoLLARs,
e. any person OK persons who shall apure-
bend and convey TO the jail FROM whence he
escaped, the aforesaid slave Harricaue and
idomoreover enjoin all officers civil and Ini-
itaTy, and cXhort the good people Of tho
Commonwealth TO use their best endcavors
TO apprehend the said slave Harricane, and
convey him to the Jail aforesaid
Given under my hand with the seal Of
r, the Commonwealth annexed, at Rich
W. ~ mend, this 18th day OF October. 1gOG.
(Signed) WIN. II. CABELL.
The said slave Harricane, is shoemaker
by trade short, thick NEGRO, about feet 5
orsix inl,.es high, and had On (vhca hc es-
caped) an iron collar about hisncck, woi~h
was riyited very strongly and securely. lie
had ran away from his master some time
past, and was apprchcnded ~ Norfolk, car
RED home and confined with the col. =, but
released himself and oscar l with lie on him,
and in that situation was unprecedented pre-
9icgs 70 his trial,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
SPORTING IYTF rr,tcrEcr

On Friday, 1osh inst the grand match
0efS9ecn gen. RidScly's horse Oscar, and
Mr.. Joshua =. Bond'S horse First Cons,ii.
the four mile heats, jo, $4,000, 7rcs cfccid-
az Canton in faUouJ. of Oscar, qpio,,ina. ~,
Mgh styie. This race is considered the
hdNdsomcst ana best cvci. seen n, this state.
TIE la8t heat gydS 7-sl;t az seven minutes
and forty Observation-Disclosures paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
WASHINGTON CRY. Oct -

Dispatcheshave been received BIZ govern
mcnt from Mr.. Monroe cur minister at the
court of London. Their contents have not
TRANSFERRED. However, from the cordialitv
which appears 70 subsist between the British
and cur Representatives, we may at least au-
CUR they are Of an agreeable purport
(I7ederaist. J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22

THERE Will &c application made to the
: next Assembly Of Virginia, to raise
the terriagc across James river opposite TO
Warren, IN the county of Albemarlc, to the
opposite shore III the county of Bucking-
ham.
October 60, 1905. ws*
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22

Letters recciped at N7v- York, dc.ed
.f"7tba August is, ard .Hngrst 80, Sta.e that
me fefire$eHtq-fcli CT the crrcatioa If TIE
.4DteiIcanS tahc's IN Afirandc 5 achoone,-s IS
totally void ef f5nnaation.-Nat. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
81 ORE. OF
I-onmonge,y, Haraware,
&c &c.

p REAM e FOBLET, opposite to
b Messrs. Taylor and Browns auction
store, and next door to Doctor NYardi. W,
have just received from England, a large and
general assortment of ironmoncery. Hard
ware, &c. amongst which are car penter's,
biacksmith's and other mechanics Tools
building materials Of all KINGS, such Is
Locks, Hinges, Nails, &c. Formers ard
Household utensils, viz. Trace chains. II oes,
Straw knives, Grass Scyths, Sick es, Kny es
and Forks, Spoons, Grid irons s;iRoutl.,ns
irons, And irons, Shovels, Tcngs and Pckers,
coal Curriers' and Sifters, Wire Fencers,
Pots and Kettles, Steam kettles. Tea f<-.-
ties, Coffee Mills; Waffle irons, W arrlire
pans, Tin in boxes, Iron and Brass wire,
Bar lead, Patent Shot, Sheet iron. close AID
open Stoves for burning coal. fsIlniug mil
Wheels, Mill Saws, German Steel, WI, ught
and cut Nails and Bra6s, Window G,5ss
10 by 8, II b. 9, 70 by &c, u by 10, and 18
by IS, Sein TwiRc, Glue, Patent Windsor
shaving Soap, an assortment of Brushes, with
a great variety of other articles too nuyue.-
rcus toinsert. The above goods are laid in
on the best terms for cash, & will &c solo on
like coed terms for cash, country produce
or approved paper at n short date. Also
for sale consignment of three Bales Wool
lens, consisting Of Blankets, Ga low priced
blue Cloths, and red and yellow Fia,nnels,
at a moderate price and liberal credi. Tor,
approved paper---an elegant gold repeating
Watch, bargaiu-Bolting Cloths.
Richmond, October 2lst, 1906. wet
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22

a severe sentence. Il BouaC Hmcricru
dauiay broken al GtfoiHiment vih Dr.
franklin, came TO him the ,cHo7o.aG du
y mate dvcrg handsonie aFoicgyJ6r hsQG-
seasc. Re 7sas Proceeding, g9hen tde Dee-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
FRANKLIN,
FRAN r. LIN.
(Nationai MfcMgencer. J
f..--.s-
BALTIMORE, October Is.
THE SPAALHPDS

We received sdvices by yeste- DAVIS mail
from Natchez. down TO lbe 10th ,i1tir,c
nothing decisive had happened, rs will
be found from the following xtracts
(TtieBrahhc)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22

francis the second, in an official address,
S0'ich 'oe ShaH St7'e ia ouTneat, haa a6dicat-
ed The station IF en- eror ofGernany.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
BALTIMORE, October II.
MIR. 4VDH ~


Captain Briggs, arrived yesterday from
Curcacoa, reports, that he WAS IT .Ar,lba 6
weeks ago, ~ which time Miranda was in
possession of that island. Capt. 3. sold part
Of his cargo 70 the British vessels under di-
rection OK Miranda, which consisted Of the
Gaiatoa, OF Sc guns.
Bachante, 90
Lilly sloop, %
Briggs Attentive, IS
Express, IS
Two schooncrs heavily armed, and the lie
ander, 81
With several sclooncrs as Transports
TIE troops were about GOO in number.
Captain Briggs dined with the general,
who informed him that the reason OF his
falling out with Lewis CORNER captain Of
the Leandcr) was, when the Spanish brigs
attacked the Leander, she beat them OFF
with case-they then bore down on the two
schooners, which he'd fallen to leewarl, and
in saore-the general requested Lewis to
pursue, but he would nat, by which means
the schooners were captured. He also in
formed captain b. thai ne was not beat out
CT Core, but that ne left il for Aruba, until
the troops. 5000 in number, that he expcc-
ted daily from Barbadoes and Jamaica, at
tented by ca Gun ship, should arrive
The general had no doubt Of succeeding
and had with him several Spaniards from
the Maine. Captain 2. says, that he cor
versed with several OF the Spaniards, md
their opinion was, that he must succeed.
Miranda had had frequent conversations
with the priests and digniGed clergy.
Departed this life, last evening about
O'clock, in the 72d wear Of his age. much re-
GREETED. RoBERT PURvIANcE. Esq. late
collector OF the port oc Baltimore
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22

The following beautiful portrait. from a
moral Inner, is painted from the lie, and
in coiors which glow with brightness, and
will last for ages.
The temper Of Christina is net tcr,-
per of sordid Sensuality, or lazy arathy, or
dogmatizing pride, OF disappointed ambiti-
on. More truly independento Of worldly csti-
nation, than philosophy, with allhsrboasts,
it forms perie ct contrast to Epicurean sell
fishness, TO Stoical pride, and to Cynical
brutality. 1t is a temper compounded of
iirmness and complacency, and peace and
love; and manifesting itself in acts Of kind
ness and Of courtesy; Kindness, not pre-
tended, but genuine a courtesy not false
ard superficial, but cordial and sincere. In
the hour OF popularity, it is not intoxicated
or nsolent; in the hour of unpcpusTity, it
IS not responding or morose mistaken in
constancy, unwearied in benevolencc, firm
without rOughness, and assiduous without
se-vilIty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22

Departed this life, last evening about 6
c'cloc,-, in the 72a year Of his age. much re-
GREETED, Ro8ERT PvRvIANcE, Esq late
collector OF the port os Baltimore.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22

AZ DELLNQ UEA7' subscribers 10 Me
FRGO6, are earnestly solicited to setfi.
their reshecfiVe balances as early as possible.
Those zpho Hve at a distance 7stHlove a rood
of.horf"'ity TO fo''Tra'-d tie amount By fhei,.
Rel'reSentatives in the ncrt General .1s-
Sem5iy.
TIE heary ea;1ie'sse katAiy incurred In NE
Printer IN hrocuring .NSsss 7ihes, sc. t5'c.
far ne establishment, mast be his af,ologv
for this argent cali on hts customers. 10
z'hichhe ficrticulariy i'iuitco thcir astenfio,x
October 10, 1906.
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Henry Rouey, has f., Saic,

IS BALES INDIA GOODS, viz.
Aliabad Emerties Gurrahs
Now Sannas Gilla Ed'kfs. and
1annah SannaS Checks
Mammoodvs
M So
10 Pipes Hollands so Hhds. Brown SUP
Gin oar
30 boxes by 10, 90 20 or. casks 6. Vino
do. 10 by - win 20 boxes Chocolate
dow glass pipes ola Cogniae
s Hhds. Molasses Brandy
30 IDS. Nutmegs 20 crates stone ware
S0gros playing cards | SO casks Line
80 boXcs Gotten and 10 casks Whale Oil
Wool Cards so boxes short Pipes
40 bags Pepper 500 lbs. refined Salt,
30 Hhds. Northern Petre, and
90 bD!s. Rum a fresh assortment
IS Hhds Antigua of Shoes
Rum
Richmond, October 20. 1906. q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22

TOR stuffed Inn ufth " 6Ey road 6ov Soy
more, you maze said tu, much rl-egeiy.
for IRE man 7rho rs 80 coed at making an
s-ceuse, &c seldom good at any thing Csc"
Died on Wednesday last, in an advanced
age, Mr.. PETER BAKER, worthy and
respectable inhabitant OF Cooch,and county:
CUSTOM HOUSE-RICHMOND.
ENTERED. -
Sch'r Weymouth, Peck, CITY t6int:
Sleep Caty Maria, Storer, New-York.
SclTr Active, lSorris, Baitimore.
. Amelia Anne, Rose, Norfoik.
oioop Lincrty, Brsby, City Point:
Bravo, Clarke, NortoJk.
Sca'r Spcedwell, Snowdcn, Phila6elnbia.
RewasticO, Farland, Baltimore.
CLEARED.
och'r Nancy, Smith, Gloucester, (Mass.).
feronla, Block, Ncw-Yjrk
Jane, Pearson, Philadelphia
Polly, Ruarh, Bsitimore
Sioop Friendship, Spencer, Rhode -Isl.,d
Seh'r Ann * Elizabeth, James, Ecw.Yo,k k.
Hunter, Snyder, Phiiadelrbia
Richmond, Seaman, New-Ycrk.
traveller, snow, Boston.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-11
a!erauorfa Dattp ann1rttger.
SATURDAY, JANUARY II.

In COUNCIL, 9TH EANuAsY, 1895.
Ordt,td, That all the appointments hereafter
to be made by the Council, be in future commu.
nicated to the perions who lha be appointed,
by the Mayor, who is hereby requeited to receive
from the perfons thus appointed, written anf.
wer whester they accept or not OF the appoint
ment.
Retsivtd, Tha, the Committee heretofore ap,
pointed 20 meet a committee ct Council, from
George Town, on the inbjca of a turnpike roal
from Alexandra TO Maj on's ferry, at George
Town, be discharged from further isrvice, and
thar jonahan Swift, Walter Jones, and Edmond
L. Lee, be appointed committee TO circulate
petition to the Congrefs of the United States,
praying the Incorporate, Ct a company for max.
ing q turn pike road from the town of Acxan.
dria 20 Wafhington's and Ma!on's ferry acrofs
the Potomac. and that they be authorized to for
ward the lame to iome of IFS members to be laid
Before Cong and that the faid Committee be
authorized to take fnch meafures as they nav
deesa nccefary for obtaining the oo;e6t Of the
faio retoution.
Whereas it has been fusgeaed to the Council,
that Join Adam, from whom the ground On
which the new poot-ho is erected was pu.-
chafed, at ,hc time he executed a deed TO the
| Corporation for the faid ground, was under age
Il is ordered, That the Mayor do take proper
feps to obtain deed Of confirmation from the
faid Iohn Adam to the Corporation, for tae faid
ground, and report TO Council.
ORE ed, Thai the f,et coniu.idiorer of the
northern ditria do caufc Alfred fret, from the
centre of the {quase between King and Cameron.
Rresrs, to be 70 regulated as to carry oil the wa
ter by means Of iide gutter from Alfred frces
TO Cameron areet, aud from thence to palsit off
| wefwardly along Cameron Rreet.
Whereas If has been reprefsnted to the Com
| mon Council, that the conaablss appointed by
| the circuit court of the difria of Columbia tor
the county of Alexandria, have, not only ne.
elected to fupprefs riots in the faid town, which
have come to their knowledge, and to canie the
laws of the Corporation for the good government
of the town 80 be duly executed, bur have when
| called on BY the competent authority TO 90 their
duty in fupprcffng improper conduct, and IN caui
| irg the laws afoiefa;d Of the Cooperation 90 be
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NINTH CONGRESS,
OF THE
UNITED STATES. or AMERICA.
HOUSE OF REPREsEN NATIVES.
THURSDAY, January 0.

Mr.. Gregg brought forward bill for
providing peace establishment fof,the ma.
Wy Of the United States.
the bril- empowers the President to Keep
in ectual service so n.anv ships andvcsseIs
OF war as he may-deem necessary, and to
be Differed and manned as he may think
fit.
The peace establishment Of the lieaIe-
nants were rated at u, and the mdshI pmen
al f52.
The officers are TO receive half pay when
aot 10 actual service.
The bill was referred to committee of
the whole for Tuesday next, anc: to be
printed.
Mr.. Varnum. called For the order of the
day, en- the s9lh article, of the rules and re.
guissions of the army.
Mr.. Dana moved an amendment, SO as
TO make the article read
" No person shall suffer death, except
in the cases herein expressly mentioned; or
be punished with more than so Iashes by
i1ne sentence Of ourt.martiaI
Carried,
The engrossed bill finally passed the
heuse.
Slr. Speaker observed, that there was a
message from the senate yesterday which
had not been read; it accompanied the
oiil tor erecting two additional lighthouses
on Long Island, and for making Roxbury,
port of delivery with an amendment by
adding new section
6 That the secretary of the treasury be
instructed to cause the lights to be distln-
gulshed from all other lights on the said
sound"-
TO which the house concurred.
Mr.. Gregg called for the bill for extend.
ing the powers of the governor OF Loulsl-
ana.
Mr. Thomas thereupon, about hall
an hour after the house was called TO or
der,
Maved, That the galleries be cleared ).
the house then proceeded upon
SECRET COMMUNICATIONS
Until O'Clock after being in debate with
closed doors, about three hours and an halt,
and then
Adjourned.
. Ii the senate, the doors were closed soon
aftsr those of the house Of representatives,
and continued SO, until they
Adjourned.
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+exsen'eds rcfaea to at9: I, is osas7: si, 7g-ass
I n: Mayor ai',. P;eG5sn, Of the Coun H. o.
aakr p'oFpsF arqriry into the conduit of the a.
f = eoraables, and make report 10 the
Copaei.
ne conaii;sce appointed to examine the quar-
fefs} i'a,ea'cnt of TIC funds, made by the aodi-
tor r'ade report. that they had examined tie
iafae and compared The vouchers ,hcrewun, and
lind the fame coryea
left. JAMES IA. MeREA, &C.
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Ader whih wiU be Exhsb5ted,
4 DISPLAY OF
GRAND FIREWORKS.


I. A WHIRLING SUN, rcprefepting at
times, cloudy, bright, and d;eesen: colours
II, An e'egan, piece, called the BATTLE
OF BUTTERFLlKS, which changes into an
edihce, then into four brilliant: Suns,
III. THE GRAND CROSS OF MALTA,
with Venetian Flower in the midcle.
w. a large ECLIPSE, sepreepting at
times thc Sun and Mooe, with, great bril!isncy.
V. A picc: called the Ladies Fancy, by
the variety of IT'S turns-viewed horizontally.
vi. To conclude with "A fpendid SUN Of
various colours, aaorded in the centre with
bright Flower, which revolves with great veio-
city, and ends in dazzling brilliancy.
ADMITTANCE. BOX One Dollar
PIT Sevensy,aye Ceass.---GALLERY Fifty
Cents.
,Ga- Stovrs qvN be Placed in the Lobbies far
the aec0mmodari9u cf t6t Audlnee.
\ * Doors 10 be opened at half past
EVE, andthe performance to eomme'ste at
halfbast SIX o'clock.
TIT Tickets to be had at the office IN The
Front Of the Rouse-No Honey zoiR be
received at the Ticket or Check Door.
January 10.
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BALTIMORE, January =.
PieRna, October 90,

arrived, last evening, schooner George,
Herrics, IS days from Havana left a
number of American vessels, names not
'ecollected. Came into the Capes ic CO.
with eight or,ten sail, some Of which went
1870 Hampton Roa6s. Flour was selling at
18 20 dollars.
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Nassau, December 10.

Arrived fchooner Comnet, Scudder, New
York, g days.
TIE fchooner Caroline belonging to Monnard
and Lamb, of Bolton, and chartered by John Rice
with by as hhds, OF Moialies, from Fhe Bay Of
Hlsda, in attempting TO make the HAVANA, was
fallen ia with the armed schooner Maya, captain
Gibfon, and lent in here for adjudication,
Schooner N. S.. Del Cagn.n, prize 30 the pr.
vate veael Of war, SpeedweIl, Thomas tohnlon,
commander, arrived ON Saturday.
Two Spanih fchoonefs, prizes TO the private
vcGcl OF war Mars, WIN. GbfoD, commander,
arrived on Sunday.
Arrived on Ihunday, IN difrSsss the pilot
boat fchooner Mary Ana, captain B. R. iiarElion
lyea:l and cargo belonRps to B NJ Mvnfiorti of
New York, ard captain B. Basden on board the
lhconerJ She failed FROM Cape Francois rs
days ago for New York. LAT. 26, g, long.
X, S, w. in afeyere gale, s days ago, LOFT her
luddcr, and fortunately h,adc this port without
fuGaining any other injury.
! About IS American vcaels were at the Cape,
aien the Mary. Ann failed waiting for cargoss.
Flour was then as low as tx dollars barrel.
Arrived on Sunday, in dierets, the big &.
izabcth Goats, captain Elliot, tbelonging 70
Timothy Gordon, Of Newbury Port, MsGacba-
fetts,j with 700 hhds. of Molafes. She failed
from ST. Kits the Is.h November, for Newbu.
ny Port; November z5, experienced vio!ent
gale, which did much damage to the brig, and
when in lat. go, long. u, was forced 10 near ID
way for this port. They LOFT one nah overheard
named Juan Route.
Sloop Mary, Of philadelphia, captain Triton,
belonging TO Ohm Gardner & Co.. from Cattha-
gens to the HAVANA, detained by the govern
ment ichoorier Decouvcrle, Mr.. Weale, com.
mander, arrived here on Sunday. She has gun
powder, Peruvian bark, hides, Sec
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TO RENT,

The Dwelling HOUSE at prefent
occupied by William Sanford The houfe is a
co.nnodieps and har1fcmeiY Gsuated, with eve
~ nccei1ary cut houfe, and has a handfomc ga'-
den III h:gh cultivation. App!y,to
Mr.. Thomas Prelfon, or
Thomas Sanford.
Oaaber -. det.es
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u * n Al l. 50 \ " ~, iSst.b2f.
Ga "Wednesday iast, captain Cornell, feiii
in with the pflvateer Gesrgs and Cphela,
OF New Providence ,havlcg IN COMPANY TIC
brig S. w. OF Baltimore, as "A prize.
Schooner Regulator, M'Ilhenny, is ar
rived at Wilmington.
The schooner Huntress, Allyn, 6 days,
Com this port is arrived at Nassau. lin
entering the port she driited On a reef of
rocks; was compelled to throw over part
of her cargo; and got of with some dam.
ageto her bottom.
The schr. James, Rodgers, with Iron
and Hemp, one hundred and seventeen
days from the Baltic, bound to Boston ar.
rived at Nassau on Sunday the 18th inst.
in distress, having experienced remarkably
bad weather, being obliged TO lay TOO
twenty two DAYS sioce sley sailed.
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PEACE AND WAR.
QUERIST'.

Tie t6AosOing IS co.biea froa, The London
Morning lhTcnlc!e> Of A'iguSt 20. Ihe
Chro0il!r, nc understand. IS c2nsiderea
as steahing he language Of H!ose Of The
British ministers avho ere in jsv0r q
beace.
81 a moment SO i'm asioens as she pre-.
sent, when, perhaps, before this paper
shall BE- distributed 10 is readers shc
QUESTION May be decided, is is aInest
haatis in Journalists so hazard capjss.
cure On the term!nation OF the peati1g e.
vent Meier, upon any question, did we
SEE pubic opinion so nearly balanced, ard
s.ves any apon which the arguments were
SO nearly evan. The question CT Peace
and War is discussed with great degree
ei sobrieiy, thought, and coainsss. as we'll
as of patriotism and spiris, which shewa
how valuable il is 20 a goserpmeas to give
liberty OF delIberasian 60 a people. That
naeion is doubly arned ID whica tee phyai.
Cal strength Is supparsed by she saorsi us-
sefssaading. Al tH,s ttae there IS shro'~
out ali these united kingdoms sound and
deliberate conviction, that war, with all i,e
e&pence and calaualtv, anust ba endured. IF
Ministers cansoI procure for US Peace,
honorable 50 the British character. aud that
shall cherish sentiments of respect and .f-
teceion Tor tao Empire in 81 ,hc other nasi.
ons ct The earth. Aad they are convinced
thar i Is only 70 such Peace that Minis
tefs will give their ssseos. They differ Gu
y as to The probability Of ebtaaiug it.
she party who observe ocly ghe lawless
ambition OF Bsraparse ahe .l;pk that he
Is lnsatiafe 10 hia thirs, of dominion; who
dis1Gst all his professions. aud vie think
thas ais 'ac.lca are more dangerous in the
closes oven taas ia the field, cannot brig
themselves to believe that any safe or per.
nanens Peace csn be made with him
They argue that he is astuated oply by the
ia.d'ous motive of getting back his naval
othcers aud scameE, his islands, together
WIFE free leave 70 navigate the seas, acre.
ly THAI ne may obtain ships and commerce,
They say that he has acquired 500 aiIes
OF additional sea coast, safe and most
productive nursery fer seamen-;oexhsss.
table materials tor ship bujlding-secure
and remote hatbors, and, in short, every