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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22
March 4.

JACOB JOHNSON, BOOKSELLER & SRA
TroNER, near the Market Bridge, has Jus
received and for sale,
Harrisor's chancery Practice, 2 vols.
Tidd's Practice, 2 vols.
Abridgment Of the Laws of Nisi Prius,
Roberts on the Statute of Frauds, nexv
on Fraudulent conveyances, nexp
Watson on Partnership, Ca neso and much
enlarged edition J and with additional re-
ferences to American Reports,
Sugtlen ON Vendors and Purchasers of Es-
tates, nezo ,pork, 49,.
Douglass Reports, 2 vols with new refer
ences to American Reports,
Kyd on Awards, from the new London e.
dition, with SO page. of American Law
Peters Admiralty Reports, se.p, Q vols,
Peere Williams Reports, new Edith
on, 8 vols.
Taylor's North Carolina Reports, i.
Johnson's New-York Reports, vol. /.
New-York Term Reports, s vols
New-York' Cases in Error, 2 vols.
Cranch's Reports, S vols
Smith and Ogden's Trial, ..'
Williams Massachusetts, Reports,
Gaines New York Reports,
Washington's Virginia do. T. - ..'...
Herty's Digest of TIE Laws United Statcg
Days Cases i'll Error. vol l.
Study of the Law,
Sullivan's Lectures, vols,
Dallas Reports, vols
E;ust's Crown Law 2 vols
- Reports, $50. ? vols.
Mac Naily's Evidence, 2 vols.
Saunders Reports, 8 vols.
fuckers Blackstone, S vols
Robinson's Admiralty Reports, vols.
Buffers Nisi Prius,
Espinasse's do. 4 vols.
&zuni's Maritime Laws, Q vols.
Huntington on Ejectments,
Schoale and Lefroy's Reports, vol. 1. "a
new work.
Hawkins pleas of the Crown, 4 vols,
Montague on Set-off,
Powell OH Deviscs,
Baco,fs Abridgment, vols
Jacobs Law Dictionary, Q vols 4to
Efales ditto ,,,,.. 2 vols
Bosanquet and Puller's Reports, 4 vols.
Maxwell on Bins of Exchange,
Williams Arrangement, S vols
New works of merit published in Philadelphia
may be had at the above store as soon after thci
first appearance possible.
Richmond, March =, 1908. (1aw1m)
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TN Pursuance Of decree in Chancery, made
Il by the Court OF the U. States for the 5th cir
cult, in the district of Virginia, at the November
term, in the year 1905, we shall expose to Public
Auction, at the time and place hereinafter men
toned Two. TRACTS in the county Of Gooch-
land, one on Beaver Dam Creek, containing niue
hundred acres and the other called Little Is
land, conGaing / acres, at Goochland courthouse,
the court day thereof, on Monday the 10th day
Of Ma, 1905. The dover Of the widow of WIN.
Ronald, win be first deducted, and the conditions
on which tbe said land are directed under the
said decree. will appear therein and vtil be com
Hjinicatcd on tho day Of sale. The terms Of pay
mcnt will be as follows one fourth Of the pm
chase money to be paid in cash, and the remaining
three fourths in three equal instalmehts of six,
twelve and eighteen months credit. In all other
respects the aforesaid decree will be. pursued.
WIN. BERKELEY, } r.:..;
JOSIAH ELLIS, 'O~."l."''
WIZ. MANN,
March IS. (1aw2m)
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uALLER1AN ACADEMIC. l. Hal.

HALLERIAN ACADEMIC. l. HAL
u LER is induced on account of his extensive
concerns, but more particularly ON account Of his
impaired health, to- retire from his present sfden-
tary employment in consequence OF which cir
rardin all the school-cOncerns Of this institutions
reserying to hmselfthe management of the rco-
nemical department as far as those pupils Of both
sexes, who are to board and stay in the buildings
of the said institution, may require.
The merits Of Mr.. GirardiD and Of Mr.. Doyle,
(who will continue to devote his abilities 20 the
instruction Of youth az the Academy induce n
hope that DIR. Haller's S,vorite establishment will
enjoy under their auspices, the Aattering share Of
public patronage, witt, which il has so long been
hOnored. March s, 1908. (tf)
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+ IFE OF WASHINGTON -JAcor Jous-
IL soN, near the Market Eridsc in one hand.
some octave volume, the life o. GEN. GEoncs
,WSsHfNcroN. BY .faroa Bdnygfi, H. l. s.
!" Judge Marshall, in his life of this iustrious
patriot. has embraced not only the settlement AM,
general history ofthc North American colonies,
but also the Political history oftc Unite, States
His work is therefore necessarily too expensive 10
DC Obtained by all classes Of American people
The writer OF these memoirs apprcllcndetl, that
by publishing the hte of WAsrtNoroN in one
volume, reasonable in it's price, he should enable
those Of his fellow-citizc,s, who are not in pos
session OF Marshall, to leave to their posterity a
memorial of i man, who pre-einincn,IS dis
tinguished AS 4 soklier and statesman.
" The author has made Judge Marshall his lea
ding authority for facts, and has in some measure,
followed him in the order ofcvcnts.
The facts not Before published, were recci-
we'd immediately from confidential friends of Gen
Washington, o. from gentlemen who, in respcc-
mily during his military comarand"
Richmond, March L.. Coaw1m.
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NoT1CE.---By virtEe Of deed of trust, bear.
IN ing date. the 18th September, 1907, TO me
executed, by John Sabb, TO secure the payment Of
sum of money as ticrein mentioned, shall
proceed to sell for cash, tothc highest bidder on
the 18th day of April next, the two Lors or
GRoUFD in this CITY, wherein said Sabb resides
known by the Nos. 10Y and 10S, in Duval's add.
tor toseJher With all rPugtcnanccs--Tllc sale
to take place st 2o'elock on che premises
JOHN SATCHELI..
March IS. lePu4hA.1
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Il DUO ATtON.-ANTFoNY PELzEs respec-
IL fulyinforms his friepds and the public in ge-
neral, that he will remove his day and night School
apartment in the rnwer part of che house occt,
pied by Mr. John T. Shields in the vicinity OF the
Capitol. He, therefore, Can invite more pupils
of both sexes, to share his instruction, whom he
Will teach the French and Italian Languages,
English Grammar. Reading & Writing, together
with Arithmetic, Geography and the minor La
tin Classics. His object is tn be useful and his
success in teaching Frerch has been proved by
experience for he does not merely impress on
the minds of his .!,,I,,ils the verbal science of
Grammar, but renders the language familiar TO
their cars, their tongue and their pen.
: Teyms--Eifsht dollars per quarter, payable half
III ad'ancc Pupils from the country may obtain
board:at very moderate terms of Mrs. Shields,
who offers likewise the use of her Pano-forte to
those who would wish to receive instruction on
that instrument
- March Is 49, ~ ~ feptf =
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" LILLIAN TEMPLE, has received by the
w ship Herschell from Liverpool, and Cape
from London, an extensive supply OF H1ER-
CH1NDIZE, suitable to tho present and ape
preaching season, which he will sell low.
Oct 10. Ttf1
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FOR SALE, that large, valuable and well bull:
L Brick Lumber House lately the property o.
Messrs. VIM. Mckenzie 81 Co. So feet front, so
feet deep, and three stories high, situated on the
back street leading from the Basin, nearly cppo
site tc tire house lately occupied by Mr. John Hen.
ry. -,
The terms will he liberal a-d convenient to the
purchaser. Aprlyto TAYLOR & BROWN.
Y, Nov. 20. (lawtf1
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lOENITENTIAVY STORE-The subscriber.
Agent Scr the pcnitcn.iary, offer. RON SAL.
the following articles, the manufacture OF that
institution, a: very low prices fer cash saiy II, re-
tail and at 90 days credit at Wholesale. Tor ap
proved endorsed negotiable notes.
cur NAILS
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I AND FOX SALE.-About 200 acres Ola
- the Stage road about 3 miles from RICH
mond, joining the Lands ofMr. IshaIn Gordon,
ell and we'll inclosed in order TO makea Cror
this present year the improvements are sufic-
cnt 60 accommodate tolerable large family by
small expense of repairs /; the situation is well
known te be healthy, the terms of sale, one
third cash, the balance in two annual payments.
II not disposed of before the 24th of this month,
IT will be set up to the highest bidder ON the pre-
misses on that day by ROBr. WHITE.
Meadowbridgcs, March Is + tbs
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I GIVE this public NOTICE, that certificate as
i ccrtaining my right to thirty-two shares in the
Bank of Virginia, has beenlost by me. In conse-
quence of which, shall! make application TO the
Bank for a new one / request that any person
who shall get possession of it will place it in the
hands OF Mr.. Thomas Eorvcl Broker, living IN
the city Of Richmond. HUGH c. BOGGS. >
SpottsylSania, tVa.} Feb. 49, ~ City -
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bOoT.S G SHOES.

FIIc UuckCVs . u a : Fer palr.
brides, Sursnses, Back bands, Whipthongs,
SPur-cathcrs, HamsstrinGs,-Sc.
Any of the above irticlcs made to orders lefs
at fcnitcntiary Store, second door above the Ea-
gle Tavern ID. J. BURR.
Richmond, March II. rFf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22

SPikesof AL sizes same price as .s0tiv. Nails!
Broad & narrow Axes, Hatcl.cts, Hoes. Plough
Shares and Couitcrs, Hinges, Wedges, Ham.
lners, Tenders, Traces and Stretci.ers, Tin Wars.
SC. sc.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22

FOUND, small Silver SPoox, (apparcutly
= a desert spoon) marked with the Initials + i,
A. c. and madcby L. S-The owner may have
the same, application at this Office, after pay
ing the expences ofths Advertisement
MaTpb,I5 1St1,
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POLITICAL.
ron. the N 7ars lp..blis .a.!v.rt.sey.
ANXIOUS.

TO TIE REPUBLICANS OF THE STATE or
NEw-YoNk.
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NJ OTlCE.-The subscriber having been app
Nv pointed Master Commissioner for the Cham
Gerry county court of Henlico, informs those who
may have cases referred to him by order of the
court, that he is now ready to act on them. Fl u
Office is kept ut ,is residence nearly opposite the
Swan Tavern. JAMES II. GORDON.
Richmond, March Is. - T1aw3w1
"A. DVERTISEMENT.- forewarn ali per-
4 SONS whatever from trading or taking an as
sigiincnt fer a bond now in the hands of Mr..
George Williamson of Powhatan, Ex'or. of Ja-
cob williamson, decd The bond was given by
Mrs. Hannah Williamson to William T. Walker.
Of Prince Edward, for the amount of 80 pounds.
and the bond dated the third day of JANUARY, 1903
GEORGE EGCLESTON,
Ex-senator Of EannaA Jr,liaptsor.
March Is 1Iiw6wT1
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RIcuMoNo, 18th March, 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-05
london, Oet. IS, 1907.

London, Oct. rs, 1907.
SIR,
have the honor 20 send you copy OF
| a correspondence with Mr. Canning, touch
ing difficulty, which he supposed Mr.
Rose might experience in entering the bay
ot Chesapeake, in consequence of the pro-
clamation of the President. In the inter
| view invited by his last note, ! expressed
my surprise, that any doubt should exist ON
the subject of it, and assured him, that Mr.
Pinkney ard myself would be responsible
for Mr. Roses prompt ADJ ission into our
harbors, and arrival at Washington, with
out suffering the slightest moiestation; on
the contrary, that he should receive every
attention and facility on the route which he
might require. 1 told him, that no docu-
ment from MS would DC necessary for that
purpose but that to put the question be-
You'd all doubt, we would give him a pass
port, which should go toevery object in de-
tail, and that we would also give him let
ters OF introduction to the governors of Ma
ryland and Virginia, the states through
which he wouid pass, 20 be taken advan-
tage of, if he found that they would be USE
tut. With this explanation and arrange
ment, Mr. Canning was satisfied.
also send you & copy of a letter from MI
| Rose, senior, and my answer, relative &c
tue MISSION or ms son To tho United States
Although Mr. Roses letter is unofficial, !
have thought it proper, in consideration OF
his near connection with the minister, apG
station in The government, to Communicate
| it.
leave this tomorrow, to meet in the
channel the Augustus, the ship in which
propose to sail with my family to the u
States. She has left this port, and is on her
way to Portsmouth, where she will receive
us. Mr. Rose, by going in frigate, will
most probably arrive before me, and even
before Doctor Bullus. 1t is important that
you should possess all the information which
can give respecting the business in which
have lately been engaged with Mr. Can
ming, and of Mr. Roses mission, at the mo
ment of his arrival. have therefor,
thought it advisable to commit to him thi;
letter, and copy of my correspondence
with Mr. Canning, rs Mr. Pinkney anc
have done our joint dispatch. ] expec
TO be at sea in week from this date, anC
shall proceed to Washington immediately
after my arrival in the United States, 4
communicate to you such further informa
ton as may have, relative to the impor
tant concerns of our country in which
have been employed,
| have the honor 40 be,
| With great respect, SC.
| (Signed) !ANILS MONROE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-05

No. III.
Correspondence bctgyeen Mr. Madison ana
Mr. Rose.
WG0hington, January goth, 1908.
SIR,
HAVING had the honor to state to YOU
that am expressly precluded by my in
structioDs from entering upon any negocia.
tion for the adjustment of the differences
arising from the encounter of his majesty,
ship Leopard and the frigate of the United
States, the Chesapeake, as long as the
proclamation of the President of the Uni
ted States, Of the I'd of July, 1907, shall be
in force, beg leave 10 offer you such farther
explanation of the nature Of that condition,
as appears TO me calculated TO place the
motives, under which il has been enjoined
to me thus to bring it forward in their true
light.
In whatever spirit that instrument was is.
sued, it is sufficiently obvious, that it has
been productive Of considerable prejudice
to his majesty's interests, as confdcd TO his
military and other servants i'm the United
States, TO the huRor Of his flag, and TO the
privileges Of his ministers accredited to the
American government. From the operation
of this proclamation have unavoidably re.
suited effects Of retaliation, * self assumed
redress, which might be held to affect ma.
terially tho question Of the PREPARATION due
TO the United States, especially inasmucl
as its execution has been perscvered in after
the knowledge Of his majesty's early, une
quivoCal, and unsolicited disavowal Of thS
unauthorized act of admiral Berkeley
his disclaimer Of the pretcnsion exhibited
by that officer 20 search the national ships
of friendly power for desertcrs, and tho
assurances Of prompt and cfectual repara
lion, all communicated without loss of time
20 the minister Of the United States IL
London, SO as not to leave a doubt as to hi
maicsty's Just and amicable intentions. Bu
his majesty, making every allowance fol
the irritation which was excited, and TN,
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By NOTICE.
--e---
WILL DISPOSE OF MY
TRACT OF, LAND,

flHG IN Powhatan county, containing 500
IL acres, of which there is 80 or more prime
low g'oun1s, which never is over flowed 10y the
river Appomattox. There is also fine mill scat,
the dam nearly completed, ard tirlbcrs ready gor
to complete the mill. upon never falling stream
The terms will be oNe-half cash, the balance in II
months. l VIII cell OF treat with any one be-
tween this and the LIST july next otherwise IL will
DC sod upon the premises. to the highest bidder,
together wi'h other property The terms of tho
personal properly viii be made known on the day
Of sale.
John II. Saunders.
January S, 1908 tds
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I AN desross 10 exchange tne ioll1wng pro,
3eriy, or any part thereof. az may be asteed
on sor small traa Of good Lard in n healthy
si,oation. with dwelling house aud other M
proveInents. good spring Of water. and an a.
gteeablc neighborhood, >, II distance Of so TO 100
miss 80 the caun,ry--To say fer Houses in this
city-Lards in Eeurico county. joining the AGA
deniy lands, and near mis- ciiy---2,000 acres on
Niehland creek, in Lincolo county. Kentucky
1000 acres on the waters of the Ohio, in Mason
county and two tracts OF Military Lands on the
river .cnnessee, each 900 IS ACRES.
Robert Mitchell.
Richmond Feb -o0Q IS
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ID UN AWAY from the Subscriber OF
An Friday last, 4 Negro Man named
JOHN, carpenter by trade. lie is six
iect and upwards high, very likely, OF in
sinuaiir.s manners, extremely polite when
spoken 10. For three years past he lived
with Mr.. Anderson Barrett. He has a
ieec mulatto woman FOR his wife, in Rich
mond, living near the work house, where
expect he will stay. He took with him
several articles of husbsndry amongst
them, pair Of iron wedges, marked with
The letter P. l will give reward of ten
dollars, if delivered 10 me in the lower end
OF Hanover, or eight if confined in Jail, and
l appraised Of il. He is called by the ne
groes John Russell.
ARMlSTEAD RUSSELL.
Hanover, January %. 1903, If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-05
lCopy.)
lCopy.)
DefGrfmem Of State,
March S, 1903.

SIR,
have had the honor to receive and
lay before the President, your letter of the
Goth January, in which you state, that you
are "ezpressIy precluded by your iustructi-
ons from entering upon auy negotiation for
the adjustment Of the differences arising
from the encounter OF his Britannia males.
tvs ship Leopard, and the frigate of the u.
States, the Chesapeake, as long rs the pro-
Iclamation of the President of the I'd of Ju-
ly, 1907, shall be in force"
This demand, sir, might Justly suggest
the simple answer, that before the procla.
nation ofthe President could become sub
ject of consideration, satisfaction should be
made for the acknowledged aggression which
preceded It. This is evidently agreeable
To the order Of time, TO the order Of reason,
and, IL may be added, To the order of usage,
rs maintained by Great Britain, whenever
in analogous cases, she has been the come
planning party.
But asyou have subjoined 70 tho prclimi-
nary demand, certain explanations, with q
view doubtless TO obyiate such AN answer,
IL will best accord with the candor ct the
President, TO meet them With such q review
OF the whole subject as " III present the solid
grounds on which lie regards such "A demand
rs inadmissibie.
lbegip with the occurrences from which
the proclamation 81 luly Cd, resulted.
These are if general terms referred as. bV
the instrument itself. \ more particular
notice-of t'ie most Important Of them, viii
here be 10 place.
Posing over thea, The habitual but mi-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-05
Advertisement.

ny virtue OF deed OF trust executed by
- William lin cheson to The subscri.
bers, on The oath day g. October, 1905,
which deed hath been since dnIy proven
and recorded in the county court Of Hen
rico, and in conformity to request in
writing, made by Charles Ellis, for whose
benefit the said de.d oftrust was executed
I The subscrihers will, for the purpose Of
raising sufficient sum Of money, 10 dis
charge the amount due on two bonds, (gi-
ven by the said HulchesoD 70 tho said
Charles Eilis) mentioned in the said deed
.of trLsl, and for other purposes therein
specified, proceed TO sell at public auction,
for ready money, on the premises, on the
9Th day 0f May next, oil that Tract of
Land in the deed aforesaid mentioned, or
80 much lhereofa as shall be sufficient to sa.
tsly the debt aforesaid and other objecjs
Of the trust. The said Tract OF Land is
situate in the upper part of Hentico coun-
~, on The waters Of Tuckahos. Greek, be-
irg tie same Land on which the said
Charles Ellis formerly resided, and is par
ticuarly described in the deed OF trust a
loresaid, aud IN the deed by which the said
Charles Ellis conveyed the same to the
sad Ilu cheson, both Of which deeds, OF
copies thereof, will be shewn on the day o.
sale.
JOHN PATTERSON.
STEPHEN ELLIS.
Il
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RE MOVAL.

gEyE have removed our Coun,iughouse TO the
w house Immediately below, and contiguous
to The one we have hitherto occupied, whore we
have FOR sale, MuscovnGo Sugar by the hogshead
or barrel, Sherry Wine, in quarter easkg, and a
few cases Old Cinret of Superior Quality.
ROBERT & ALLAN POLLOK, &c Co.
March s, 1903. CtfO
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WILLIAM MARSHALL, OK.
Fen Dollars Reward.

DuS away from this city, about the 18th of last
November, negro man slave named CE
SAR, the properly of ,he subscrber he for
meEly belonged 20 Mr. Robert Alexander Of
Campbell corhty, and WAS bought from him a
small boy in the year 1889 he is now about
feet high his big toe on his right foct is very
remarkable, being spliS with axe ,hro' The
nail and nearly as high ~ tho second joint. By
iha, IL IS much broader and lnyger than The other.
lie was accustomed 10 run James river above the
Fails, aud was seeu the 10Th OF the same
month, November. going thro' the locks IN a
hatteaux, with negro man slave named BRAN,
who was head man, a-l belongs 10 tho estate &C
Col lohu hcrvie, dec. II Cesar is not concealed
by the said Abran nc is gone up the river in
some other haueau. On delivering HIM 20 me
or securing him in some Jail so that get hira
again. shall be PAID the above reward by
Robert Mitchell.
City of Richmond, 25th Ian 1903. wtf
VIRGINIA
IT. Sate'i@ Corr Of C6anee,y botiea a, tbe Co-
lifoi IN tbe city Of Riebmors ,bs i5t5 dey Of PC
bfamy, 1908
John Moore. Rg.
ogairsf
John Magee and John Harris, Dfs.
THE defendant John Magee not having en-
tered his appearance and given security ac-
cording 10 the act OF assembl y, and the ru'cs of
this court, and it Appearing to the saiislae ton
OF the court, that he'is not an inhabiant OF thi.
country, on motion of the plaintiff by counsel j,
is ordered that the said defendant do appear here
on the first day of the next term, aud answer
the bill Of the pllin;il. aud that 4 copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspsptf
published in the city Of Richmond, for two
months suceessively, and posted at the front door
OF the capitol in the ssid city. A copy--Tesse,
Peter Tinsley, c. c.
CTOLEN, or Wednesday 2Sd instant,
- from near the Basin, in Richmond, a
dark Chestnut Sorrel Marc, very heavy
with foald, Saddle and Bridle.) She is
nine years old this spring, one if DOT both
hind feet white TO the foot locks, small
star in her forehead, lump on her back,
occasioned from q hurt of saddle. She
is about four lset nine or ten inches high.
] will give ten dollars to any person who
will deliver TO me or at the Union Tavern
to Mr.. p. Moseley, the aforesaid mare, and
ten delIars to any person who will apple.
bend The thief, so as he may be convicted
The man am informed, is thin Visaged, o.
= dark complexion, for a white man he
had blue coat on with blue spencer ovci
il.
JOHN FORE.
Chesterfield, March 25th, 1903. W4t-
p. s. avn rather inclined to believe that
he made uP the river road towards Tuck
Aboe.
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Documents accompanying the Message OF
me President Of me 22d Ma CHI, relative
TO The Ch,saheake.
Continued from our last.
FROM MR. CANNING.
Foreign office, Ocf. Esd. 1907.
1-2 hQst 10, p NJ

DIX,
have to acknowledge the honor of
your answer to my letter of yesterday C.
vening. 1t appears to me to be so impor-
tant to have clear understanding on the
subject, TO which that letter refers, that
cannot forbear requesting YOU to have the
goodness to call at the foreign office to- NOR
row at two O'Clock, if that hour should suit
your convenience.
/ have the honor to be,
with great consideration,
Sir,
Your most obt. humble scvr't.
(Signed) GEO; CANNING.
James Monroe, esq.
e9'e. &c. nc.