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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08

from the "o" SHesViHe Hamilton. secretary Of
Treasury ga l,eiuna
DEAR SIR,
lam very sorry am not known IN
any gentleman IN America, To whose at,.ni;.n
could recommend you. would do it wiz very
sincere pleasure from my kno Wedge ofyour yety
extensive requirements M every branch of nj an
emahcks. regret very much that this country
loses the advantage of your excellent tale n,s &
sincerely wish you success in the object of yo,,r
pursuit, IN which have the concurrence both
my sons.
from doctor Brovrn, senior FeiIosv of Ty;sifv
College, Dublin, to a naeaa6ey If the In,ey.c..n
Senate
DEAR SIR,
The bearer of this letter Mr.,
BLACKBURN, Is Mathematician strongly recon-.
mended to me by Mr. Sackville Hamilton !, o,.,,.
ueman who has been in important nosts NIL.
government here and by lady Sarah N.n;er-
sister to the Duke of Richmond am not mes.
sonily acquainted with him, but they assure.
me that he is a man of good character with The.
reputation, and, indeed from the education piye,
t" Mr. Ham,lton's SOUS, the certainty of being a
man OF learning and abili ties. He might fluid
good maintenance iu.thls country, but mas Set his
heart on gong to America, sc.
September r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08

% meeting OF the Club is requested at the
EaSie-Tavern, Oh the evening of the first day.
l.. S.
September S.. oawtr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08

Onthe succeeding day. Mr. Plunkctt win teach
the French Language, Music, theoretically and
practically, Dancing and Dtawing. The cxpe.
rsnce which he has had and the assduous and
minute attention which he engages to- bes,ow,
must secure tn his scholars, the acquisition OF
those accomplishments which give ANIMATION t.,
society, as well as grace and dignity to those who
possess them.
Parents may be informed of the terms, ans
have prospectus. of the School, by applying To
a, Plunkeu, i'll Williamsburg, or to G. blackburn
at the College.
The Tuition commenced on the 18th instant
November, 1905.
From our knowledge of the qualifications and
asslduty OF the gentlemen, who propose TO insti-
tute and 10 conduct the WILLIAMssurG Fe
MALE AoADEMy, we do, with pleasure, declare
our belief that 1t will afford TO young ladies' AN
opportunity which may be relied upon, of recsi
wing welt conducted, liberal and polite educat;.
IN, and tto therefore recommend it to parents. as
promising TO merit their attention and encourage
ment. JAMES MADISON,
PFeSi1leat Han. ana Mary College.
JOHN BRACKEN, HUM Prof.
SAMUEL GRIFFIN,
7. g. PEACHY,
SAMUEL TYLER,
JOSEPH PRENTiS.
November Is, 1903
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08

4 ELEGANT J.S'rAbLi > tiNrN OK
1 = SAl.E.--Ttc House and Tenement where
the subscriber lately resided.
This tenement ustiyHrsnrs amongst the first
in this Mace, combining elegance, convenience,
contigu'ty to the Capitol; and in the centre of a
most agreeable neshborIlood.
For terms app'yt Mr. WIN. Long who is full
ly authorised to contract for the same
] PENN.
June % tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08

z w All whom 1t may concern.-RICHAND
II SMYTH. a native of ireland, departed this
me on the 18th of June, 1909, without leaving i,
.n's State, or IN the United States, any reI,-
t,on by consanguin'tv, and possessed of some
@st'te IN Lands within this Common we a:.;,: Of
winch, as well as OF the United St.cs he nod
long oeen Citizen. His intent was to give the
whole to the subscriber, rs his Nuncuna,;y,
W'll, now OF Record, will sufficiently prove ;,,,e
the Subscriber Lr.h been advised, thai 4 win of
that kiad oannot effect a conveyance of Lands.
now - soeverit may prove the intent ofthe les.
''Hr. and that the Lands late OF the said Richard
smith do OF consequence, cscheat tn the com.
"hohweaith, though contrary to his intent of be
slowing them on citizen thereof For that rea
son. The subscriber 81. request, the General AS
semby, at its ensuing session, by Petition to c,r.
ny The intent OF the said Smyts into execution nv
releasing the Interest of tie Commonwealth, IN
u'e Lands whereof he was possessed. or en-
tilted to within the same, TO the Subscriber.
=, OAVID DoILE
august
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08

" ALUABLE LANDS For ) li.E-rae
Subscribers wish 90 dispose OF rha, yaila-
Bile tract ut LAND called Fonr LEWIS lviar
IN the Counties o. B"Nei"nit and Mou g0Incry,
and containing ABOUT 1000 acres Ihcy also
wish to sell 5, 80 acres OF Laud lying in the
County OF Fiuvarna, the SOUTH SIDE of tn.
Hivanna river, extending from Col Carv's line,
down tue river, to witnin about mic OF Co.
iumhia.
This last mentioned Land, being in Eve dis
thict tracts, will be sold separately or tore.ther,
as may best suit any person DESTROYS of pul.chas-
ing. One-ionrth Of the amount being 81 a,
hand, any reasonable credit will be given Tor the
balance.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08
June %

- OARDING-HOUSE. . DC opened M " i
z b iamsburg. The Subscriber, being abo It
TO remove to Williamsburg, informs the public
that shei"tends 10 keep in tilat c;tv,
q OIRDING no USE.
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T.. SMOCK.

Proprietor and Treasurer +. +. Clu5.
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GIBSON & JEFFERSON.
Richmond, Jult %. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08

Proprietor and Treasurer Of the Course.
September I. w4w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-11
IOIIN w. DAVIS,

Has just received and now oltening at his Shoe
Store, No. 100, 7Aames-Street. 8 80.
A N Elegant and we'll chosen assortment
"A. of ladies' and gentlemen's SHOES, of
the latest patterns, viz Ladies English kid
SLIPPERS and Ties, different patterns; do. DO
spangled Sandals Ladies French silk quilted
Slips and Ties; Ladies, misses and children's
black, blue, red, green, yellow, fig and tea
coloured morocco Slips and Tics, with and
without heels ; mems and boys morocco, and
seal-skin Dancing Pumps mems. and boy s
calf and seal-skin fine Shoes -dls0, black,
red, green and yellow morocco Skins, horse
skin, calf and neats-lsather Boot Legs,
Boot Tops, Skins for binding, Boot Webbing,
siik Cord. Likewise, A handsome assortment
OF HATS-He keeps constantly employed, a
number of experienced workmen in his Man
ufactory,s from which his Shoe-Storc is con-
stantly supplied with warranted Boots and
Shoes OF every description. Measures taken
as usual for Boots and Shoes, and made at
the shortest notice. ss 4. q.
.Aiso-v-a few pair, of.low priced Morocco
Slippers, at fifty cents pair. u sM ..P,,f.,
The smallest favors will meet with due
attention, and be received with gratitude. All
orders from town or country will meet with
punctual attendance. ar
~ Wansed, Two experienced workmen
in the above business---.ziso, A lad as an
apprentice, l4or Is years of age. One from
the country would be preferred.
Ne-rhort. yure IL, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-11
NOTICE.

Extract Of an .act entitled, an .acf for the ReEes
support, Employment, and Remsvai Of tie Poor"
SECT.l5 And be it further enacted, That
IN case any Tavern Keeper, Inn.hoIder, vitual.
ler, OF any other person whosoever, nhabtant in any
town within this State, shall entertain or keep in his
OF ner houses, any single pcrson or family, being
strangers, for more than one whole week from the
ume OF their coming into such town, without giving
nouce thereof in wrtngto the President Of The Town
Council snch person. SO offending shall forfeit and
pay nne of Screen Dollars, for every such offence
10 10 DC recovered by the Town Treasurer of such
Iown, before any Justice Warden, to and for thr
use Of such Town. i s sttL g..t' 4ls .rr III
~. .t....r.r. By order Of Council
JONATHAN ALAfY, Council Clerk.
sNewport, Oct. Sd, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-11
NOTICE.

WE the Subscribers being bv the
Wv Court of Probate Of North K7ngstoson, in
the County of Waslangton. appointed commissioners
to receive, and examine the claims % the crctitprs
to the estate of JOSEPH CAMNELI.. late Of said
town deceased, (Repvscntec Insovent) ana have al
lowed us sir months for that purpose-Thesc are
therefore to Notify the creditors TO said Estate to
bring in their respective claims to either OF u.s. the
Subscribers, at our ressective dwellings,, in said
town, at any time within sir months from the date
hereof
z IL GEO. THoMAs,3
JOHN HALL, |"" "'
All persons indebted to the said Estate are desired
to make immediate payment, to
MARGARET CAMMELL, .qdminer
North kfngsto1vn, Sept. 11fh, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-11
Negro Head Tobacco.

CAMUEL CARR ss SON have for sale,
ID at their store, on Eerry-vharf; .Mw.ort,
A quantity of Negro Head TOBACCO, by
the keg--warrantcd of a good quality If
proving otherwise land returned within three
weeks, in good order, it will be taken back
II cutting tic kegs in two would be more sat-
isfactory to purchasers, they shall be- indulged.
July IL. C3n1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-11
p. o. RICHMOND,

Has Just reeeiOed Cat his Cash Store, No. l55,
Thames- Street,, in addition to his former
Qssorfmenf-- ts- s.
A LARGE supply of India Cottons |,
IA Checks; Callicoes and Muslins, of eye-
ry description Cotton Shirting |; black ard
white Cotton Cambricks plain and figured
Leno; Spider-net and Book Muslins; Lon.
don print and Fancy plaid Ginghams Ladies'
long and habit Silk Gloves do. white and
coIoured Kid do; plaid and plain Lustrings !;
Gentlemen's and Ladies' white and coloured
Hosiery; Common and Cambrick Dimities !,
Sewing Silks; Silk Umbrellas and Bafdan-
ma Handkerchiefs with variety Of other sea
sonable GOODS all of which having been
bought at Auction in Boston, can be afforded
lower than was ever sold in Newport
Newtorf, July 90, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-11
LOPEZ g. DEXTER,


oFSEs FOR SAFE,
SO Puncheons st. Croix RUM;
III Pipes 4th Proof Spanish BRANpYi
Is do. lst 10. Country GlNs
10 do. Madeira WINE,
"a Quarter Casks Lisbon do.
IS Chests Souchong TEA;
8 do. Tyson Skin do. /; s.s
26,O00 lbs. West-India COFFEE;
Is Bags PIMENTO;
"a Bales Upland COTTON;
100 Boxes Muscatel RAISfNS
IS Barrels N. Y. Inspected Prime PORK;
% Tons assorted Swedes' IRON;
700 Quintals GOLDFISH, .:,s -.
Is Boxes Window GLASS
$50 Reams Wrapping PAPER
loo do. Writing do. !;
Hogsheads LOAF SUGAR.
ALSO
The following Fresh Imported \
y fsk DRY GOODS
5 Cases India Silks .ss.g Asi ~
= 600 Pieces Bluc Nankeen,
200 do. Yellow ditto;
$50 do. White ditto
3 Bales Superfne Broadcloths
t Cases Cotton Servings
do. Fancy Prints; .s.4s
do. English Sewing Silks
l do. Mems and Women's Gloves;
2 do. Cotton Shir,ing;
do. Fancy Nfuslins ~. sra.5
do. Marseillcs vesting;
do. Cambrick Aluslins
do. Bombazetts g i@-tie
i Bale Cassineres;
Case velvets, ty.3,.
100 Pieces Russa Diaper: -
SO do. Red, Yellow and Brown Bandanoes.
.Ne'VpoSf, .3ugnss 16, 1909
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JOESPH BRIGGS.

:. yo. 63, 7Aames-ssrees,
HAStor sale--loo bbls. Prime Pork, war
i l-ranted {; Gin, per pipe, .l.s...
.Mso-An assortment of GROCERIES. u
n. b. He transacts Commission Business
Those who are disposed to favour. him in this
line; may depend on his exertions in their be-
STORAGE for goods may be had by ap-
plying as above. July %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-11
JAMES wEsTGATE, BAKER,

No iss, 7Sames-Sreef, 06sr, for sa!e,
100 bbls. excellent Ship Bread. Gro.
eeries Of all kinds, Crackers and Ginger
Bread put up at the shortest notice.
NsSnsrs, March a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-11

Of an .frsser 10 Me three BsMgerens
y, e. Courts. ,tt
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GODFREY WENWOOD;
MS ron SAFE,

a QUANTITY Of Ship and Cabin
4 a Bread Alexandria and New-York Flour o
the first quality; Molasses by the gallon coarse
and blown Salt by the bushels Ginger and Pearl-Ash
by retail-.Hso Mystick lyle by the dozen, and
Philadelphia Bricks by the hundred Hops by the
pound Malt by the bushel or smaller quantity |,
Wheat Bran bvthe bushel; Coal by the bhshel- aiso
quantity of Bricks and Tile. made of Pipe Clay,
suitable for Ovens. f ,tit.
-gi Ns-ybort qrtc. 80 1900
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@ifreiiaily

So Mr.. .fL.fAiS''
CORRESPONDENCE CONTINU ED.
o. 20 the Printers efshe Boston Patriot.
sins .l-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-11

SIMPSON & BARKER,
Offer for saie, 1T the Brick Market
20 bbls. mess Pork. '4s
March %, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-19

binding, and that tLsy could rot without
the guih CT perjury break the chain which
bound, themsto tyrant. But hat have the
tories CT 1908 and g 10 offer in excuse
Our Independence is accomplished, end &C
knowledged by G.. Britain /; the oath of allc-
glance to the United States supplies the place
of the oath of allegiance to the king the scru-
Piles OF conscience must weigh in favour Of at
tachment to, and support of our constitution
and country {; these men therefore who have:
sought to betray their country in these times,
who endeavoured to o.unhang the ruo.der in the
midst the storm, to scuttle the ship and send
her to the bottom, have nothing 10 plead in ex
cuse but their own unparalleled bascness and
depravily. This language is but mildness to
their deserts, and although their diabolical
efforts have not been crowned with success,
1t is not OWN, 4, TO any remorsc of conscience
which stoppeu them in their career, or anv
returning sense of duty that iuduced them To-
forbe ear, but to the good sense of the people,
to wise administration, and protecting pro-
vidence. Ito be Continued.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-19
--latest foreign Netps.
CSnafed (by the Editor Of the Boston CENT
mel tram French, Pcrtngnese, Shanish and
EngAsh hohers--6y ne hsSs afripdfs.
---~ts 60 'cn.---


FROM rIsnoS rAPEnsT
The British army in Portugal with some Portd-
g,ese troops under SRA. WELLssLEY, (who arriy-
eel at Lisbon the 22d Apri) marched the latter part
OF April, to attack the French ESTIMATED at from
10000 to 100000 in the northern province of that
kingdom.---Sir Arthur's was estimated at cyOOO. of
which several Thousand were cavaliy.--Abeut the
same time Gen. BEREsroRD, who had been appon-
ted by the Prince Regent of Ior:ugcl to the chief
command Of all his forces, with the rank of Marshah
out with, it said, about $4,000 troops chief
ly Portuguese. Gil another route; in quest of the
French, and 10 the Portuguese frontier next to
Estremadnra and Leon, in Staia.-(ien. WELLESLEY
took the coast road. On the Cd May he reached
Coerebea Cabout sc miles frem Opevo Ion the 9th
he bad acvanc CO 70 the Fouyas-Gencrals STEWART
and MURRAY commanded the divisions Of infantry
and Gen. CoTToN the cavary--On the 10th in the
morning the first action took place between the Eng
lish and French cavalry, in plain Between the two
.4ibergarias after contest Of halt an hour the
Frehch rctreated to wool; which was immcd cdiatey
attacked by the allies, (and which was also defended
by some French infantry and the French compelled
TO retreat to .AJeeasfa -Ntra, where they made no
stay lat continued their route for the oufv On this
occasion the Trench sustained considerable loss prn
cipsy f,oin the fire OF the English horse -artillcry
ard two pieces directed by Portuguese Lieutenant
.fi6ergGiia Immediately occupied by the allies
the Portuguese chHsscars first entering it. Harras-
sed in the rear, by the English the French rallied OH
the marg Of forest and made disposition to at
tack Portuguese division. when Gen. Go ron, with
his cavalry, at full gallop assisted by the horse-sr-
lery, ag.,n compelled them 10 pr.vipitate fight,
Ticy were pursued to OsUcira where on The lltls
May, Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY Y had his H. @. Onthe
18th Ee crossed the Detuo, and after much hard
fighting, compelled the French tn evacuate ObQ+fo
Marshall BERrsT ORD, took the road to Lu'uego,
where he srryed the llih Nav, and sent Poitu-
goese detachment the Dsu;o, to take post at
.2rioraDsl, an the rear OF the French
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For the REPUBLICAN,.
THE RETROSPECT CONTINUED.
A FREEMANs

ON the 10th of October, 1907, the procla-
nation Of the king Of Great Britain was
issued recalling seamen, his subjects, and
severely threatening those who should disobey
the call. The commanders of his armed ves-
sells were enjoned to search all neutral mer-
chant vessels for seamcn, and to take all those
who were his subjects. Once a sutyecs, at
veays a subjeet, is one of the fundamental
principles of the British code, that is, so FAR
as regards those who are born subjects OF xhc
British Kiag; those born in other dominious.
according TO this same code, may cxpattiate
themselves, and become subjects of Great
Britain, by letters patent of the. King, or as
much subjects as though they hid been ma
tural born, by being nataraG-ed, by act of
parliament. Also foreigner by serving ON
board a british man of war for much less
time ian our laws require an alien to reside
among us before he can he naturalizcd, is,
Iso jacfo without taking any oaths of abjura-
ton and allegiance, na.urah-cd, and becomes
British subject. Thus, by this proclamation,
all those who were British born, but had be.
come nasuralixed in this country, and all those
who were American born, but who had been
impressed aboard British mar of war, and
kept there for two years, or who had served
on board voluntarily for that time, were to be
impressed from our merchant vessels as sub
jccts efthe British King. This coupled with
the Chesapeake attack which it So soon follow
ed, manifested that the song Of I" 1Iu's Britain
MA" was now to be sung BY the irish min-
istry in full chorus. This proclAmasion, to-
gcthcr with Timothy Pickcring's reasonable
defence OF il, in his letter 70 o Senate Of
Massachusetts, hes given rise 20 those ads
mirablc letters Of Mr.. Adams, upon the doc
srinc Of impressment, which hare bccn prin-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-19
hC@ AEairs IN H0ly.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, JUNE 4, 1909.

LISBON, JUNE 4, 1902
TRANsLATloNs.
The following are particulars of battle fought on
the 10th April, between the French and Austrians,
in Upper hay.t-
ln their retreat the French left the S5th regiment
Of the lire, in Pordenone under General Dugomer,
which surrounded by strong Austrian corps,
and compelled to surrender.
the Austrians met 55, ,0O0 Of the French. comman-
dcd by the yiccroyo OF I,al, at Saciie, who lad so
pieces Of artillery with him and who was rein forced
by $4,000 men from kal., under Gen. Cerveloni,
making the French total 5U,000-.With $4,000 men,
the Archdukc John began The attack, and was twice
repulscd, but being joined by 10000 nen, infantry
and cavalry from tie 1ypk advancing. by Seyrov1sc
and Cenes,a the French were .rken n the car, and
after long aud bloody contest the iic'd was aban-
dored to the victorious Austrians.-The retreat of
the French covered by the ccniiagration Of the
village Ranco-The French loss, in killed, Wounded
and prisoners, is rising 2ogQ0o-Gsn. serras, -,id
other officers of rank, sie among the prisoners 1hc
Viceroy is reported to have bcci, wounded. An Ital
ian regiment, which having surrendered, were com
PEELED by tie Ere neh to their arms, at
terwards cut 10 pieces by the Austrian cavalry The
Austrian loss was considerable. Gen. Guilcy,
wounded, si.er having TWO horses killed undeT him.
Many of the staff officers Sicd and wounded.
some regiments have los; almost AL their officers
The Austrian army continued 10 advance Upwards
5000 French wounded have been found bctvt en- So
Gle and Pardsnsn.-Amorg them Is Isp DsaK,
who Was left ut iac house of Sgfiior Csi'.ni
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T ZSasr.orAe North.
WAR IN POLAND.

WARSAW, Capital CT Oit Poiand) April IL
Or tie 18Th inst the Austrian Archduke F-RDI-
x.xn ntrsrsyn;,,edt tc Prince ccFoSIAToesKr, Minister
ofwa-l pcclsra,ion. dated Caisea, (Lnie fsiard)
April i4,, stating that IN ~ lca's after The nesse-
rrr vha VAS she bearer Gift sovld depart he should
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hE .EGairs in Shcin.
LISBON, (Porkur.

LISBON, (Porfngal) JUNE ]
Gen. RoMATA has attacked the French at .Jfevru,
i'm Cslieia drove item to PGrodty, ard Afterwards
TO Lugo !; and took from them three pieces Of can.
non. The Patriots followed the enemy to the gates,
and surrounded the city where it was expected he
would be compelled to surrender. The apcstate
.hosSetroao who had long been praising king Jo-
seph, at .7sforsa, is now shut up at Lngo.
p. S. We have nst heard, that Lugo has'fillcn into
our hands, having been taken by Marshall Nicola
Maxi, second in command of Romana's army. The
resistance made by the French was obstinate but
they were defeated with the loss OF 1000 killed.
wounded and prisoners
yuNE2.
Letters from Elcas, on the frontier next Es.yema-
Tra dated the 2Sth May states, that Gen. CprsrA
had advanced his H. q, from .jfa,as.r1ao to faeakr
del .Haestre labout l8 miles)
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-15
ICoMMUNICATIoN.l

The ships Nancy and Six Sisters, a4
from Hampton Roads for New OfleanA
Sunday last, having on board a detafan'l
| oftroops of the u. States. As wars
order Of the dav, and as the nation IS al
mitted to tie nanagementot dem0S'.
administration for four years more, a%D'
ii might not be unsatisfactory, to eXn" /
instance of the talents and arrangeln" |
the war department in respect OF tn' "r =,
dili n.-The facts will be stated as c0Dn.
nica'ed to the writer, and tom SUM-
h It leave no doait Of thei: correctness !,
These two ships were chartereog stI "
government 70 carry each CERTAIN ny. NJ
of troops to N. Orleans at ten donN' Is (
head according to their tonnage lm :, Il,
came from Baltimore to this place. w. -.
on board the troops, which were to % ~, !,
dy for embarkation by a certain Day 1 "a,
penalty of fixed rate Of dcmurfa6' "
troops were not ready. -, col
The ship Nancy was to receive 4~' %
diers and s officers the Six olst., , I,s
soldier, and officers. After the SNIP s.J
been some time on demurrage, they s a
the Nancy with 40 soldiers and J. !. O DoId
and the Six Sisters With 100 soldiers a. aa' ID
fcers. As the owners of these ve', 8, ,b h
made every necessary preparation .on,,p
parts, they were entitled to receive W. an. and III
sation for the number agreed f0I' nd thg
tina, number actually put on board ar, a +p.pbt'
have been paid accordingly, I w. solosin,
the US. viii be exhibited BY ''i'
statement. hundrd
The Nancy received as tor 'r SoI.
!, and twenty FIVE soldlersat 'eA w. sssN
lars per head, y. :, ncr !.
Eight officers at 20 dollars = ~
Y, head,