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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-27
MAY I1ih. l7o9

AS the commanding gensra has defended the ri
yer 70 Fort Wa.hington it is ulnccrGary,for me to
reply particularly 20 your feveral letters, otherwie
rhau THANK you hsarcy for the various, ex,enGve
and important iniormstion you have communicated
from t,nfe TO time all of which was duly ccmniuni
Gated - th, PRECEDENT of the United rates.
BFigddier General Pofey, who will deliver YOU
this Ierter, IS gentleman from whom fl4tter my
feif, the f-ryice will derive fold benefits fuDpofr
he sill arrive time enough TO defend with Mrs Wi
knion, Wi'h whom you viii b, at the time OF eceiv
ing this letter aud to whom p!e-le respectfully to
preient my honIagc,
' have often exprsHed to her and COL Bddle the
Pleainre your condua gave me PRECEDENT Of the r.
Dirs States. ] am imrr-Gc with the convia cn
th-i you will Pcrievere III The lame paths
en- Z ODD what an uproar Europe If the
Frenct i.s;ion .hl be united and conioiidate tbeif
force within their inits they will be invinciblr al
though thy muH differ imm -..ely in the proceis.
Bu' i donn' reits upon their unipn.-If they are di
vided ain"ii equally, they will be Conquered VIVA,
aieene the EurOdsan theatre would be Tor your mi
litaJy talents"
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NETWORK, October 10.
IMPORTANT.

Capt. Reynolds, of the ihip Factor, arrived at
this port yeAerday, left ST. Peteribnrr ON the
9th OF Aug. paled Copenhagen the 2gd, and
ieft lneur on the 92t. Captain r. inforns.
that when paIiing Copenhagen he was boarded
by three Officers from the Bnsih men Of war.
who were then waiting for an opportunity TO
get their ihips into the inner roads of Coprnbs.
gen for the purpofe of commencing the boni-
bardment, the troops having been previourv
landed. On the o2d, when Capt. Reynolds
was at B!hneur, 10 miles from Copenhagen, he
heard the commencement of the bombardnent,
as ne iuppotes, OF Copenhagen--by ten O'clock
the fire became general and tremendous ana
continued I'LL between and 4 in the aetsrno,n.
when 1t cedfeh. Capt. having but lttle
wind. was ut nine O'Clock, where he might have
heard the firing, had it recommended. The
'mpreiiion on Capt. RS mind is, that Copenba.
gen has furrcndered.
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WILLIAM McCABE.
YA7CH avn CLOCK MAKER .

17I' ~ogfa from bis Js,msr RGnJ 7oJiB 4oat MA, t5
De" iG"e'"'f 10 TIE rel Aa0sOa aad qepg6te A1cg,..
1'lOIS F''f' ana '"f d00' 960Vt Mr.. Brook.s DRY
N1tyo' Iri2g: to -Ry'd', 7Va,<-bogj:.
w HEFE all commands in his line will be prompt
" attendsl to and executed with fdeItv ar3
dPatch He returns his lincer. thanks for "a 81
S0T'' and hopes his attention to bulns(. will
tee coniinuancs. He has on hand and xr;,
i-eeP iopply of WATCHES, which he will ,s,r-
rant likewife an aGortmenr of Chains, Kew. and
S'Hls Of hyperion quality. -"'
October %. .e
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OF our government, particularly to one high in the
confidence OF the Naturalization He has ,.fured me-
my views would be grateful to the standardization
Indeed, from she nature Of them it cannot be other
wife, and have no doubt of having received your
active iupport, II peronsl ZION with you
could have been had-Acciiea, and incfpen!itie oc-
enpa''ons have prevented me from Whiting you for
the purpnie. This explanation ieen,eJ due TO the
franEneis OF your eharsSler and your reponGble a-
t'on {" my own feelings and the attachment with
which your kindnsfs aud confidence had Influenced
nue.. IL have aicrbed co you ioieiri,,e you have
not telt you will mpure tn the great viIue place
IN your etesm, and PRAY that you will always be-
iieve me to be your iaithiul aud aifeaonate friend
(SiSnsD a. BURR.
His Exceli.ney Gov EAsRr9oN
fi"se"at' II. z. !, De ID, 1905.
do hereby certify cha, the above is true copy
OF the original letter @ri,tea BY col Burr his ex-
ceisney Gov. Rarrilon, which at his r,queh 1 have
tranicribed
(iign.d) WALTER TAYLOR.
Copy OF Copy.
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(Nn. ca
Mf7O. 0rIa,nl, January a5tb, 1907.

Sra,
ref my apology for The iutrnfioo Of my perron-
al eoniFrn' nn your attention, upon thofe fympathie,
wh''n eonneti military throughout the civilized
VOL ard that fsnibility which inclines every houea
brei't TO reCf perfrcution.
You have dpu5tleis obfsrved in the public prints of
The upitsd States, that MY name and character bay.
been Rinderyd aud aigma,zed for a criminal under
handng inpu 81 to me, with the Spanlh g,vernors
OF Lou liAna; aud tina, am charged with holding
communion and drawing penGsn from the govern.
ment Of Spain
my memory ferves me, Sir, YOU were here
Nhen hrt wired this CITY in 1897. g, think Won
Were m nfpHcT Of the d2cetfcd gove,nor Miro. and
have VIZ of this Barron ever inc; nader tbo( cir
eu"i',iito and in Jour pre!en nJton it would feem
Pr'O"pie' th'f " am penGongd Or eor,miGienei bv
enc topr' ct Spain the iaa mnG come wifhir your
NP'wl~.gr, and y IS therefore Sir pref, se e, re
9"s i'o1' yru the peculiar favor 10 declare nom the
hon'r pi Fent!rna; aud an oiGc~r, ,shefher G,eh
mas eVff ems 90 your knowjscge, or whether YOU
belly" j. has ~yiaence
YOU Pr'np' and czrlirt 1eclars.ion willoblio..
Sir, Your moa ohctieir 5 amt.
,,. jA TILKiNsON.
Hi E@s H7ty, Cosess,y ,
Folen BF,a 6,g,
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DEcEmBtR 9TH 1894

The difference bHwern you AID Msjor General
Wayne 'coDidered very umhapgy, and ;arniihng'in
degree the military pat oil our p,,oial reputation.
Indeed nv friend, rhrre ipiOrna non, to CONF
>paiut aga,n YOU by am tH4t has been traufnit,ed
TO this oiee 1,ns Pnbiie letter he pays you ,er,t-
ed appaUc his has been ereslsteo through the
u. S'~es aud Europe. Canno, therefore ipn1e no,ir
sc irEseUed TO bury IN oblivion all thar IS pan aud
which nd ed appears me to be mare tie BrG OF
o. NICE feelings 'hlu ans palpab'e ,st, avn per.
"d' '"',, :n"eatr"n wonld he highly aeeep-
table TO the Proficient Of the U. State. for pnbiic
conGleratiJns."
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iAros Roi9o1, !s.A February 1907.

al Ge5cr6!. ./+i a.. stH ~
Your favor of III. 9s,h ulrimo has come TO hand,
and 10 far from feeling any re.aeface in complying
with your r.quea, il IS with th. gr-ste fatsfaefion
that anlwer the content. Of your letter The Mill
,ary hfe has become -adays fcientihc protection.
aud th"'e who embrace il laying aide po,ta or ma
uonai prejudices, coniider thcnfeves brothers and
under tins oint Of view your prelen perecution
not be Indifferent to me.
ioen'iiiy declare to you that I have re6ded in
the.e provinces OF Lpaiiaaa and w Florida, with
i";!" or no interruption noe the lf,h of July 1913
(when ieame to New-Orleans at the prei.ing invita-
t'on OF my beloved uncle Don Ee.ai Miro, who vas
az that time governor OF them) this period: and
It oelng Pus'!iely known that, in the quality of 4
:ar relation and intimate friend, peron ever poi
!ird is conhdenes III greater degree than nylelf,
II may he rfe'umed THAT no peTion tan give more
iauiat,nry anl~er TO your queries than niyi.if.
" Is barely within the Limits ut poibiiity tha. not
Withdrawing the unlimited confidence my uncle
AGED III me, he may have concealed from me az
'a PERIOD, the ercun'sancc of your holding COM
million and enjoyiDg penlion from the court OF Spain
out as reif6| the the obs- is ever conferred
without commiHion (patent or warranty iince the
records Tor arch'ves) OF Louiiena have been in my
truit, e ~ na5ural that fsouid have met nor only
copy but even the original documents with which
theY nina have been accompanied iron, the court.
f'T your iitissation ard the utier consufion and
name ut your ca!umnatnrs, Who awaiting them
leiyes OF the facility which the liberty of the prers Of
ier', are underwriting to wound Your no ,o 10 al
le'srae, TO you and to them under nv iacred word
OF hos'or, tina, iiirh document, nor any other pa
Per teadingto iubitaate .uch aiiertions exits in
me records IN my poheiIon: and ihsuld this ,leela-
ration be niu,hcent crate che unfivorabe npreEi
oas that certain rerIons Of WEAK nrds may have re-
ec'vt', Perinns who implicitly aud as bihdir Civ.
credit 10 what ,hey READ the news papers as they
10 :" ths Bible; You ou!h nnsto forget thar you are
folder, and you "ia,f find in your untitled confc-
e'ee fnarce III coiola'Ion and IN the eiteenr aud
regard ct an enUshtsned asd liberal Pubic, your
rccompeale.
! remain with due confederation your mott
Faithful and aifec,ionate fervant
and k.isyou, hsnd)
(sigaeD VIS'r&. EOLCE.
-, kxeeH.nev,
Con. Jas: WILKINSON.
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See enz<eese1 s&za 4omA' 70
FOR TIE ENOUIRE Err.

Perceiving an oblique attempt in tina, oracle of
truth, the Weitern World, to implieate Governor
Harriion, for iome ihdefined fvmparhy, nrelaon to
B'rror his aocompIicr Davis Fioyd-altho' Mr. lIar-
rons character and corducf will fce to repel eve
ry fvi iRinuatioult i. matter Of Juice that the
enolord copies Of two letters from Burr to that gentle
man 'houl b. publIiTedas they Ill not only evnce
Mr.. HIS ignorance of his nsfarious projects but will
expnie the hcfe hypocriy and Infamous faehoods to
which the i'tl~ TRAITOR could rcfort, to niafaue his
Vaiooo' purpofes aud cheat even ihoe whom he cal.
led his friends.
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I VI TITO II.

7 AYiNG engaged gentleman of approved abili-
4 a ties as an autant, the fubftriber embraces he
ears't opportunity to inform his friends in rho .
and vIenage OF Richmond, that the additional man,
ger c ten or twelve ludents will be admitted info
has Academy. He at the fame time beg, leave 70 ar
quaint the public III general thar he has moved hi.
Academy to that large and commodiou, hop(e new
TO the late Dr. Curre'5 the main flrest, Shocko-
1ni' where he continues to inllru& the youth, of
o0'n ie%'a IN 'he following branches and OIL the fol-
lowing ternis, VIZ
Greek e Freush languages, per ann. GO do,s
LATIN language, Mathemltics Geography. pCs os
The Globes EogIiil Grammar practically, Cypherip1
&c &c. at 40 dollars to be paid quarterly.
Exciuive OF i've dollars entrance money,
JAMES A. OSWOLD.
N B. The Gentlemen and Ladies occupy fepa-
rate rooms
O9obsr 81. Ia,yq.r
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Your nioa obcdt. S=rvt.
G.n. IAMks WILKINSON.

], Thomas Power of the civ of New-Orl.ars
lately an cihcer in the iervce OF Spain moved foeIy
by ienie OF Juitioe and the deire to prevent NV
name from being employed to function eroundIejs
flanders do mott o!emny declare that l have at no
an'e carried or delivered to Gen lanes WilkinIon,
from the government of Spain or from any perfou in
the iervice OF isd government, CATH bills or proper
~ ct an Peees. do mot ioIe,niv declare thar ia;d
Wuk'nion, 70 the bett OF my knowledge and belief
mad no participation and perfect Granger tn the
miihon On which vii'ed Kentucky in the year 1897.
and do furthermore mon folemnly declare that NV
bui'"eis at Detroit, deliver an official lerter
from the Baron Caronoele; to Gen Wiknion. ,ha,
on my arrival at Detroit the General was ahienf aud
ioa.i tiie place anIcr the command of Col Strong
by whom received with the greateit hofpitali,v
AMI teat, with kndneis and civity, being left a,
perfect liberty to Wilt every part of the town and It's
negborbood, the fort excepted dHring the few DAYS
t:at remained there, waiting for Gen. Wilkinlou's
return from Miohiimacinac ; VINO immediately pla
ced me under ;trid reRrant not permitting me to
r out OF Gel. Strong's quarters, without being ac-
companed by officer, vino was inffruGted to keen
watchful eye that the General delivered me
coud day after his TO Detroit and fent me in
charge of All officer by the neare route to hfaiiac.
and from thence New-Madrid, n0twithnandinc, 7
proteGed agauif this ftep and demanded that might
retrn by the falls Of the Ohio where boat and crew
waited for further declare that | am ready 10
te;iily the truth Of the proceeding faas Given in
New Orleans this 10th day of May, 1907.
70 S: L.. THOMAS POWER
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Oaooer ae.
Oaooer 22.
A letter from Liverpool, dated Sept. Q, lays,
=" an embargo ison all the ports in Holland /,
even Hiring boats and fusl cra!t.."
On tie Prckasat'J Procionafioa bu5LkseI in .h
Ian ERov;yer I

On tie Preyfisnt'5 Proclamation baSLB.y in .b.
Ian Enquirer.
The prelident's pro, iamation, which we puh
',h tbs day, it is preiun.ed will N W that
tue ipccuiat'ons which we have repeatedly vi.
ven 20 me puohc on the proGpeetsnf the com
Try AS TO pace or 9Da,, were not lightly taken
up nor hattily uttered.
There rein the Britifh provinces of upDe-
ana lower Canada, upwards OF 40 perr,ns
VINO nave at different times deitr,ed from the
military iervit'e of the United States.
n c'rcunHance mors important in the oene-
RAJ view OF affairs, is thc fact that there are now
III the priions of clnada, about lao perfous.
who upon the late call of a con,crio,ion for the
'n,h'aiy iervice, refu!ed and avowet their deter
mutation not to Ierve aeainft the Uoitet States
iany on thcie periuns, however, are citizen, of
inc United states, who removed To Canada m.
osr the aHuremen:s Of great landed acquire
inents, but who have 6uoe fonud, that Their. is
zone difference, in the fscuri;y of hspoinef,.
oet~eta the government of free republic. and
.nat OF tce co onyof corrupt monarchy.
We nave alto the atisfittion to learn, thu.
.nere nave returned to the 6ngle fate of Yer
tnont' "lthlo two months, from Canada, about
500 families who had Been fcduced into the
Br'tifn colonies from the IT, S.
onder iuch circumstances and at thespf,roach
or me ieihon OF the national leglaure, ne ear
" and wife prosecution of the executive in max.
ing iuch tn'i'fary preparation as was within The
executive authority; in laying up fuch ftores as
.he pnnhc appropriations authorized and il,
thus timely calling together the delegates of t he
people after the people nave had full time to
conhder the fituation of the nation preientei to
them.
The mercantile rlaG of citizens are now re-.
minded the qvarniugs often given them : ,hey
~ fc eh.-.-
concerns and in relation to the country.
And now ALTO you citizens who ar. really
e'"tS5 az 1910 now remember time ta9 t;,asc
F'5e"' s"o "'He 10 ron7r- dKrora.
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From, tb- Lrf.,J;c....-

we sire the following article, from the NY
YORK. Commercial Arvertifcr, ms we frd IL,
Ho"evtr true fone parts of i, nay be.-o,hrr
parts OF It carry on their face the ilronpra ey;-
as"ce or ab'urdity. The language arcriLt a 20
Mr.. Monroe is Incredible.
a mercantile friend has politely handed VA
inc 'o p; ~ extract Of letter from seutle
have jue feen letters from orr friend in
E ,, 70 inc I'm or September. Eefaw Mr..
Monroe daily. Mr.. Monroe had nat ,bsn c.,,,
any o.hciai note.--H1 and MIR. Pinclo-v sr.
tu'iy ienhhie of our folly in w,ii.ing for war
ana VIII 90 a!!they can to delay To give time for
al Part'esto cool. Their interviews with M,
canning convinced them that be was wen d;C.
Po'ed. ne Revenge win probably not be off.
patched Until the firth of Oaober.''
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The President 81 II. Uni,ed Safes, Whole order,
communicate TO You or this. and 81 other in,por
rant points OF youF san,uiad hopes. ard {. periad
e, chat you will 20 me asn,oa Of your power. en-
davout TO give ,i;- le.t tG, q the eliures Of
P'ste.
II eau,o, ciofe this letter. &C. without exarei'.ng
Won tf- en;ce f,;-f'9,on OF the Prefdent of the
a. States of the vi. ace and direreton you app-,r
u have sxercifei GIce yous command; and ill,.r
IN, ff. your Judgment and talents will meet with all
the appreciation to which periiadet, DIZZY viii
be entitled"
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1ANv,Ry 4th. 1909.

Iregree exceedingly che iuddan departure ofshis
sxprefs, wh;eh prevent, NV -narging this time !;
but canu"r refrain from intnating the iltisa
repeatedly exprefsd by the PRECEDENT of the United
S'aes at your activity and zeal to promote the feve
raj "hjeas OF the pubiic lervce under your drecli-
on.-s perfusd-d this atisa6on will be eitreaf-
ed with tine experience Of your further conduct"
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The noted Comfort Tyler, the friend of col.
Burr, came paflenger in the fchr. J,hn and
James from New Oflears--uader arrea.
We o'i,ted TO ilate in our Ian paper. tba,
The attorney for This diaria has entered 2 NON,
P'eleqai ~ nc cafes of Corf9r, Tyler and Iohu
Smith vi Ohloj on bath The indiSmc
Enqayer.
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Arstt 2Iit. 100.

g The yea! and peoo,muud. with which you exc
cut ed tae wiChes IF the Gtecd,ive remarked ~h
pieaiure, and sill nI lad OF receivns she appreciate
on OF tue PRECEDENT Of the U. Stat.s
cit is vi,h hnetrc pieafurc ,,anf n;c you th no
t6cation os appointment OF Btgadi-r General;
and ardent!y hope the "t;cr ,entlemea appointed
20 ata with you. we'll a. the commanding general,
vii! bs perfectly IgreeaDie 70 you.''
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FsfraS Of q letter fran n gentleman n, RAJ,
deae., to bis Eafbtr il Ba tinjoy., Aotel S,st -
1907.
he emperor Of France leaves no fone M
turned to ruiz Great Britain. There are ar r,rc.
ient 40 ef5 than 100000 men marching tbror,,h
THIS place ON their way to Portug4i.f JthiEk
Spain IS incladsd in her ohiea and Gha1 bc
much iurPtzsd If the prefcnt king ia not de.
throned. u appears that Lucien is 10 he kin,
OF Navarro, which will comprehend Bifc.y,
NaSarre' aad Catalonia Portugal to Ne given
to SPAN IN lieu. 1t will NOT end there"
Qmre--1s not Gibraltar one obieg
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Annusr Hth. 1905.

{" The zeal and activity YOU have exhibited to fur
ther All the ohjsi, Of public iervce highly graft
fYlng ME, au, have 60 sxpreIed it, both to the
preLdent, who is in Virginia, add general Wayne"
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LOvrsvrLLs, Nov. 9Th, 1906.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 9th, 1906.
Deay Sir,
C'ntdrT'ng the various and extravaganza reports
winch circulate concerning me, it may not be unfa.
tsiaclory &" you to be Informed lard 10 YOU there
can he no better lourte OF Information than nvfln
that have no VIII deiign TO attempt Gepsration
OF the union that have No connection with any f,
reign po"rr or government that never meditated
the Introduction Of any foreign power, or influence
intoihe United States any parts Of its territories
but on the contrary, boud repe with Indignation any
Yfop"lion or meafirs having that tendency in fine,
'ha haze no prol-et or views hottie the interen
or tranquility union of the u States, or preiud,
eiS' as government and pledge you my honor
Tor lie ruth Of this deolara'on-Tt true that an,
engaged IN an extenhve ileeulaton, and that with
me are aRoeiated fonle Of your intimate and JeareG
friends. The oris4s are iQeh as every man Of ho
nor and every good ei.izyu mot APPROVE They have
s-sr communicated ~ feveral Of he pgineita oi
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IRRsEY ELECTION

FROM certain information we can Rate. tina,
there will he greater republican msioritv in
Doth houtes of the Legislature than there Ia /.
Oeen any year heretofore There win be 81
republican TO Is federal membels on the Aoor
Of joint meeting.
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IyLy 27.h, 1892.

y" Your infru6tions TO colonel Harding and major
Trseman, aud your meia.s to the Indans, are hich.
ly judicous am extremely anxious to hear of shsir
faiety and iucrels."
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ArH,L 9Th, 1893.

"Thc idea you have mentioned of employing about
one hundred mounted volunteer Pihemcn for efforts
from Poa Pon IS approved by the Preidrnt OF the
United Seate,; aud you hereby authorized to car
ry il execution, uron the pay dated i'll the -w
herein enciofed.
"1'hefe volunteers to be engaged for period
OF three months, unef' fooner dcI.arged, and yaI
will appoint thc officers thercof you vii, however
ohierve, thai this corps, well your other CORPS
be employed ia ofIenGve meaiures pending
the n~gcciatic zoe peace.
81 coufefs hall be anxious hear Of your return
from the etahlifimsnt OF Fort St. Clair which viii
b. an operation ioa,ewhat crea hos yer, he con-
dnee have your useli .-nce aud activity aiiures
nue. that you will avoid all vnnsceiiary hazard"
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INDIAN AFEAIpc

1bs Following particulars are f.rni6ct ~ l5r.
'a!enfi y. M Rafb5o"s, Aii5raaary among
the Indians.
That he was at Bufaloc-creek on the A.,
y. hesu.' when Long Talk was held bv the
Ih'ets OF the Six Nations, and Mir. Cr,Ina.r
the United States ayent-.rhat ,b,v e.,
tHstr aVsrhnn to war, and their determine, ~, .
10 i've IN peace; but that they feared Gom. n;
their young men would De rcdnced nv in,tv;.o
t'on, or 6roed by fo:ne other thing. to rairs ,b.
natchet SGant the United S,ales--Tb,, -
mould wtich over their Young men. and 49,,
them OF thc evils OF fate of warfaT.-,rh,.
tnsY lan'enled the Introduction and tor, frenuen,
u'r i 'Pl'I'uou' liquors among their hrstLr.n.
ana a'c'lped 10 intemperaacc thoic calamties
" "t" ie'uit IN domination and bloodhrd-
t ""' g'Sy appeared to enjoy and appreciate
The bleiiings of peace--That thew msdr 49,
aa'ance5i IN agriculture; many of their lsr,I,
oe'os N good fate of cultivation and th-;,
n'fVets waving IN great luxuriance..That M
Granger fSphed To them IN very conci,ia,;n,
manner whoic addreta was well received. v,bsn
Eney iepafated with marks oe the u,noa cord,
al'iy and good understanding.
1he alarm excited few weeks 6nce. bv
H'ae ai,e'h0'age or dlEereat tribes OF Indians ~
o'e..V''Ie ano FORT Wayne, in this tate, feems
1" nave ent're'y iuhhded. 1t is faid the pr.tand
cd prophet who is among the fsyaoee baa go.
the canfe of their hottie apprarsncs ""' Oesn
m"fIefta Con:ngcntator.
me emperor of France, in replying TO an adj
orEis IRON the representatives of the kingdor,,
or ray ny9 For the firt time. after e.
many ages the Italigu9 have appeared viii,
N"n"r On me grand theatre OF the world their
cGIdntt III the field Of Poland, was dillinguiIh.
Ga " conrage and zeal which gave me much
Joy ana i, nope that 20 happy commence
Mie"t VIII excite the enirlaiion of the nation .
that even the women will difn;fa from -
moe idle young men who ianguill, round t6r;r
I"''eftes, or at leaf that they will not rece,y-
Inetn TIL they are covered With honorable.
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~ ''1' y " "EFsIJ IV" IiaIydF, d0fef ne IJf.
int.
Yeaerday tx OF the ring-eade,s of N,
mutiny, on board the Jason, received Cen,enr,
OF ce-th. , he execution, j, u Cid, viii az,
pace tomorrow. Sx0ihers are recornncnJ' q
10 his Majchy'5 cismency.
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(No. d.
Negs- Orleans, lfb MAY, 1907.


eanno', in EleHce behold nv name employed
to iantttnn ti'e cannits 1v!'td at any mans cha
ratter aud therefore, Sir, make YOU tender of the
sneo;sd AID have the honor to o., with the higheh
condensation,
Sir
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JUSTIITA.
Richmond, oa. &c, 1907.
COPY.
COPY.
LExINcroN, 24th Oa. 1906.
W. Dkar Sir.

LEXINGTON, 9th OCT. l8OG.
Ny Dear Sir,
By the hands of my friend and relation, Major
WeIteott, yoa will receive new, paper containing
ne orders lately 'Iled by Gen lAekfon, 70 the militia
TOT "et ienn,ire being the divGon under his COM
nand. occurT"d 70 that you might deem fon,e.
thing G"Iiar to he aidreE.d to the Militia Of Indiana
not untxpedisf at this moment and that the peruaI
OF this produa ion might be acceptable,
AL f'hstng men conider with Spain TO be
inevitable; in fuch an event, think Won world no,
be az cafe as an idle fpeaaor " 1t fhoud be my lot
to be employed, which there is reafon to expea, il
would be my highvG qualification to be aGociated
with you
rrsy You to believe in ainranee of the very great
reipett aud eHeem with Which,
am,
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