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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-02
PECKHAM g. BARKER,

WeyboSSet-Street, Precedence,
5IAvE lately received direct from the
i Il Manufactures supply of
HARD WARE,
Consisting of--Frying- Pans, Shovels, Spades,
Shcvcls and longs, Handirons 200 doz
cast-steel and common Files of all kinds
large and small smith and bench Vices Cast
Steel in bars of different sizes |; iron and brass
Wire, Of all numbers weights in SETS, from
l-2 or. to 4 ID. z, Ia, %, and 56lb. do. with
Scale Beams, assorted /; 50 dozen Knives and
Forks !; consisting Of white ivory, polished
stag, white bone, and black horn handles De-
sert do. of different kinds tutanna and iron
table and tea Spoons som. best white chapel
sharp, between and blunt Needles an extern
sivc assortment of pen and pocket Knives,
Scissors, Shecrs, sc. &c. Their present sup
ply added to their former stock, makes an as
sortmcnt equal to any in this country. Those
in want Of Goods in their line will do well to
cal. and see for themselves, as their articles
are too numerous to particularize in an adj
vertizement.
N. B. They have just received small as
sortment Of MILL SAWS, made by E.
WArERs OF Sutton Mass.)
br They continue to give Cash for old
copper, brass, lead and pewter.
Providence, July 90, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-02

O. AMUEL CARR Ss SON have for sale,
~ at their store, on Ferry-gyhrr, .Nss9forf,
A quantity Of Negro Head IObACCO,ty
the warranted s'f q good quality II
proving otherwise and returned within three
weeks, in good order, it will be taken back.
If cutting the kegs in two would DC more sat
isfactory TO purchasers, they shall be induigdd.
July 10. 3m. ".
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-02
NOTICE

TSHE MANAGERSofth of the Newport M E.
THODIST CHAPEL LOTTERY,
have determined to commence Drawing said
Lottery on the FIRST MONDAY of SErTEMnER
next.
.Nswhorf, Nay 81, 1909.
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NOTICE.

A Ii Demands against the Es.~te OF l'l.-
IN fem n. I's1ra:on, late Of Ns.gtc'f, ria--
incr, must be rendered to the Subscriber siii.-
in twelve months from August last; other
wise they will be debarred payment.
DANIEL VAUGHN, yfdaiirisirG ~.
Charleston, IS. c. J Jniy, 1909.
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Nssu Cranaryey Grocery Store.

No III, Long wharf,
VNTILL be Kept constantly for sale CORN
wv and MEAL, wholesale and retail
.f'so, Just received, a Quantity of RYE.
.dlso for Safe--Flour, Salt, Molasses, Gin,
Rum, Brandy, Sugars, various kinds, Coffee,
and Teas, Of different qualities.
Likesy;se, Baltimore Superfne Flour By the
Barrel,--.1iso, Rice, Pimento, Ginger, Soap,
Ca1dlcs, and quantity Of Butter, BY che iir-
I'm. ~
The ahoxe Goods WILDE sold, Wholesale
and rssriiy <>r cash or approved credit.
Wa,6eu1 ~ kxrtk tkasc---a quantity Of CORN
ana RYE. 1bf which Cash will be given.
MICHAEL FREEDORN.
4Frnf for he Pyegressspe Cs7sfeny.
Aswkorf, Jn!y 10, 1902.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
Congress.
HOUSE or REPREs EM7.irIyE S.
SATURDAY, June II.

BATTURE AT NEW ORLEANS.
Mr.. Shetfey laid upon the table, the fol-
lowing resolution, promising that he did
not mean to call il up this day, but at flu
ture day, when lie conceived that ne should
be able to prove to the satisfaction of the
House, that this was the proper mode of
disposing of the subject:
" Resolved that committee he appoint
ed To bring in bill authorizing the Presi-
dent of the United States TO appoint
COMMITS oncrs tc try and determine the
dispute between the United States and the
person who was o,lsted from the possessIon
of certain portion of land called the Bat
ture at New Orleans, OH the 18th January,
1903
FINANCES.
Mr.. Dana moved, in substance, that the
Secretary of the Treasury be directed to
lay before the House such information as
may be in the Treasury Department.
vruching the exercise or CONSTRUCTION of
the authority given 10 the commissioners of
the sinking fund TO borrow money on ac.
count oft and also copies of any corres-
pondence with the Sauk IF the United
y ates touching any lpan or loans for the
redemption of any stock cGder the act for
the support of public credit, * for the re-.
deapti"n Of the whole of the puolis debt.
MIR. Ross moved that it lie on the table.
Motion regatived by yeas and nays-Ss
to 81.
Mr.. Taylor objected to the motion for
the reason that It could produce no new in
formation IN addition to that contained ia
the Secretary's annual report.
Mr.. Dana's motion was adopted by yeas
and nays-.5S to &c.
The House then took up the unfinished
business of the report of the committee OF
the whole, yesterday under consideration
-61 to Is. Wien the house adjourned
Mr.. Dana's amendment was under consid-
Grafton 3t
Mr.. Pitkin advocated the amendment
at length, and opposed the bill. M
Mr.. Quincy spoke at length against the
bill.
Mr.. Shelley replied.
ME-. Randolph moved thas the bill and
amendment be indefinitely postponed, and
spoke at length in support OF the mutton,
and against the bIll-.-WheH he concluded,
the motion for postponemen, was negdtiv-
ed, by yeas and nays IS TO 50, being ma
jurty of g against thus putting the bill to
sleep. o;
MIR. Dana's proposed amendnent was
negatived---77 to IS, by yeas and nays.
MIR. Dana proposed the following amend
ment " ProUided, That no money shall
DE borrowed IN virtue of this act until at
least mcnths previous to public notice
of such loan "-,-Negatived by yeas and
navs-7t to 81.
The bill was then ordered to be engross-
ed tor third reading on Monday next---
ayes 20.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
MornAI.I June -.

A motion offered by Mr.. Gold, for APP
pointing committee to enquire into the ex-
pedieUcy Of ascertaImng and settling the
boundaries Of psbiic lands at West Point.
was agreed to.
A bill for the relief Of Joseph Wilkinson,
jun. was read twice and committed.
Mr.. Macon calico for the considera ion
Of the report of the committee, recommen.
ding reference TO the attorney general rs-
lative TO the Bdffure on ,hs subjec,
the debate was long not confined merely
TO the subject beto the House, but en-
braciDg the merits Of the claim and of the
law au.hor'sing the expulsion of intruders
on public lands by military force. The
of the committee was however
oegatived ahbdrently on the ground that il
would produce delay and that the a,tor..
ney general had already sivea an OPINION
gainst the claim.
TuEsBAr, June 30.
Mr.. BIB sScsrG.ng to intimstion given
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30

been passed: among others, those relative |
to CO amcn lands, to weights and measures,
waich demonstrate the srdour and fore
sigat with VIII c.! your NJ ,jesty labours TO
consolidate the principal bases of the pr s.
parity OF the STATE, commerce AMI agricul-
turc. Agriculture, Sire, has ever been
recognised as one of the objects most wor.
thy the attentioa of the Govetnnen *
j, with u most lively interest we love TO
bear In a,iuc, that tna support Of Thrones
is ast iess owing to tina sceptre, than
co the s4brc of Beliona. Commerce, Sire,
81 la,s,sning f,r d number of years past,
Is, at t,is day, reduced tn mn abs ,iute no.
tang and the hope of seeing it revive, Is
deferred to An uncertain period.
Peace, Sire. Peace is the only, The
great interest ofthe world May the VI c.
of Hum unity be heard.--May shat of the
passion BE- fled LAS ly. may Europe
by the efforts of the Hero who pres DIES
over The des,iries of States, soon enjoy
that inc stimable blessing.
Sire, we will not tresspass any lon.
ger on your Msjes,y.-rhere remain,
but one word mnre !or u 60 say, but W.
feel how d.thcuit 1t 10 to speak appropri-
| aiely 10 truly great souls, ofthe grca sood
they have done nevertheless we cannot
permit ourselves 10 remain silent, with re
gard TO tina, which your Majesty has dons
tor the general Welfare, in going personal
ly, notwithstanding the imcemency of,he
| season, to inform yourself ct The actual
state of things, and the dangers 10 be ap-
pretended The devas ut'on. aud rum
caused bv successive inunda.ions, have
carried misery and despair into number
cflamiiiss, respectable. ION account ofth-ir
condition; without the genius, mind. and
energy OF your Majesty, in coming 10 the
assistance of the unfortunate, several oil
your subjects would have. bsen lost with
out reIrcdy. Sire, We will not ceas. 10
appreciate he multiplied cares which your
Majesty has manifested IN these clcam.
stances. De.gn then to accept the ex
preston of oar gratnuie. and permit us
: to OBJ ieEye, III [ it is in the hour of public
Calamity that the benevolence Of a mag.
unanimous Sovereign is more particularly
! distinguished Sire, within few days
our iabours will terminate. In quit ing
our public Functions, each of.us will inform
his fe .low.citizens of the zeal, the resolu.
lion, the ardour which anima.es your Ma.
/! Iesly for the good of The country and
rdtired to our homes. we will not cease lc
set the example Of attachment and 6de!i
ty." =
| The king. in his Answer, recomme nd.
4 attention to the Internal Improvement o.
the country, but it contains nothing sat-
istac!ory OH the great object OF Peace, aaC
the revival OF CommeIce.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE
AFFAIRS.

!. Bayonae, March 5.-Morlo,, the Cen
sral Of division died yesterday 10 this city
about four o'claGk in The afternoons, OF a pu-
trIh and malignan, fever ; MS burial was
performed this day with the greatest pamp
The superior officers aud all the garrlsoi
OF the .pl ,ce assisted.
MARcH 25.-Letters FROM Madrid state
that the Marquis dc /, Romans, after his
defeat near Orense, offered TO sabDt, OF
condition that the whole Of his property s.
estates be returned to hIm. Pdiafox still
Continues in cur town. His state OF health
doe rot permit b,m tounl.Ig the fatigues
Of a Journey. His Gcnerai 5.AH'has SCI on,
for Nancy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
NEw-Yosk, June IS.
LATEST NEWS FROM LISBON.


Captain O'Connor sailed from Madeira
on the 18th OK May. On the 10th Portu-
gaese brig arrived there in 4 days from
Lisbon, with dispatches for the Governor,
the contents of VIII CHI had not TRANSFERRED.
We learn verbally that Lisbon remained in
possession OF the Portuguese and British,
Vino ielt themselves perfectly secure from
any attack of the French having sent US
the Tagus several guu briggs, and vessel
that drew LITTLE water, in orderto prevent
the passage Of the French, should they
make their appearance.
In addition to the above, a commercial
friend has favored us with the following
extract oil letter from Madeira, dated
TIE l7ih of May, brought By captain
O'CDnnnr.
"a vessel arrived here yesterday, in 3
days from Lisbon, aud brought accoun.s
that the Portuguese and British were ali in
high spirits in Lisbon--that SIR Arthur
Wellesly had marched with brave army
to attack the enemy that were encamped
at Oporto-On the arrival of the British
army before Oporto the French comman.
der, offered to capituiate, but Sir Arthur
Wellesley would NOT accede TO the terms
offered BY the french, and il was suppo-
sell tic WAR garrison would surrender to
the BRUSH, as Saey had but days provisi-
ons."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
EIsssron. Jamaica April I.

The premium proposed by the African
Institution, Of pesce Of pate, of so gui-
meas for the greatest quantity of Cotton i'm
ported into England, the growth of the
western coast Of Africa has been adiddeed
To Messrs. John anil Alexander Anderson
of R'tnpot lane. The quantity imported
was upwlrds often thousand weight, and
u sold for 2s. 3D.. per ID. These gentle
men have determined greatly to enlarge
their cotton plantations on The river S. er.
ra Leone. and the example is likely to be
extensively followed. BY means Of the A.
fricau INSTITUTION large supply of Geor-
gia Sea Island Cotton seed 10y far the
mos; valuable kind OF cotton) has been sent
To the coast. We may hope that in no
long time the inporta,ions from this quar-
ter, will sll that chasp in the cotton mar
ket, which The American, emb Ergo has oc-
easioned. =sNor is this the only benefit we
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30

the preceding day, moved that the title mr.
Claim OF the u. ,. to the 3altafe, il, t-ont
OF the subaros OF 81. Mary. % ves,ei in the
corporatsrn of NV Orie,ns. This was
lud nu me table for one day.
Mr.. Mtcon broush forward IN otion r.
iative To vessels for-isa built, nat 1eionr,,,..
To this country aud allied sea i-ttsr peg
refs. Or these he wished t. g.t rid, on th.
g'ourd ot encouraging Americacan slipping.
"Ntspised tnat the c)m uttce Ut CO nnerce
an | manufactures he instructed To enaui-.
into the exped.ency of auttor,sins III: re
gis erins anew, OF vessels built in r,- u =
wuch are owned in waole bv Citizens OF
tue y. D. any disability iicnrrei by slc,
vessel tn the Contrary Notwithstanding
and also ,nto til. expetliency of fnrolid,nr,
oy law sea letters or any custom ho use do
cumeiiis beng granted To vessels art regis
tered aud licensed according co law, or MT
owned by citizsns OF the u. :; within H..
nited time after the passing of sIca law.
1 he House agreed to consider the motion.
bat 1t Was ordered for one day to lie on ,R.
table"
Mr.. johnson made n report on the CHM
ct Gen. Arthur 81. Clair, for monies due.
him by the u. >. reco n neu Ing that the
prayer ot The petition ought nor to he gran
tel. Mr. Eppes mad. Il motion to recon-
init the claim without capturing into its
'Ser IS, because the pr.nciple nd already
been settled in the case of Hannah Fos.
ter /; but after deo tie, the repot WAS or
kiered to- lie On the table. Tns is presu ~
ed to be equivalent To a refusal to act uo-
on IL daring the present seAsi>n.
Mr. Johnson offered a resolution concer.
mig the compensation of brigadier gene.
| raj and fixing it AT no more than 325 dolls.
per month, including rations and every o.
Their e,nolument heret fore received except
Stationary: but after DEBATE of some
length, Mr.. j. withdrew his motion to pre-
vent its occupying the whole OF the day.
| The engrossed bill for the amendment of
the act for the support of public credit
was read third tune, opposed by Mcssrs.
Livermore, Lyon and Randolph, and pas
sed. Yeas rs, Nays 81.
I The bill To alter the road from Baltimore
TO kock-nali, was read. a third time and
postponed indefinitely, yeas S..
The House resolved itself int a commit
tee uf the whole, Mr.. Bisset in the char,
TO amend a bill froin the Senate tor amen
ding the non int. curse act tut after re-
| naming ;tshort time in session, the com !.
mittee reported progress and the House adj
journsd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
Donleatir tRemG.

By an Order Of the Supreme Junta of
Spain, the Vice Royalties Of New spain.
Peru New Grenada, and Buenoes Ayres,
the independent Military Government Of
Cuba, Porto RICO, GIN timala, and Chill,
and the Provinces Of Venezuela and Phil
pines, have been called upon to send Re-
representatives. to set in the Junta--cach
Vice Royalty, SC. &c. to send one Deputy.
A letter from St. Bartholomew, June 5,
says 1--WE have most dreadful accounts
of an iusurrection Of the blacks at Jamaica,
two thirds Of which island are said 10 be in
their posSessioa. Tn. troops are gong
down from Martinique to assist in suppress,
9 Gg The Insurgents
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
rHvRsDAr, June ~.

Several members obtained leave of alb.
sence.
MIR. Gold reported bill authorsing the
secretary of war, by means OF commissions
ers, to settle the boundary line Of the pub
lie lands at West Point twice read and re-
ferred.
Mr.. Miller brought forw ard motion to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
LISBON. April 4.

" Head gu rter,, C.rh4r.z April 2, 1909
g. Soldiers, The Marsholeommsnder-in.
Chief, communicates 20 YOU the events
which have taken place in the north, he
will communicate to you both those which
are favorable Is those which are adverse to
tne arms OF the country, convinced that the
greater the exertions < services which are
required, may be, the greater will be the
ardour X enthusiasm Of the army, & that it
will display valear not only equal 70 the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
LIBERTY AND INDEPENDENCE.
STATE OF II w IF.

GENER AL ORDER Of THE AR MY
THURSDAY, 18th NAY, 1909, TEAR 9Th.
{ 7hrre has been no GeHerdi Order If
the army sine the 4th .1hrli.
The fort OF the rebel, John Du yotier, X
the four camps which surrounded IL, AMI
which were stusted on the plantation Sl-
borrin au Boacsssin, have just been ctrrI-
ed by coup de nam, by major gen. Peter
Toussaint. The rebels nave been routed
and owed their escape only to the quickuess
of Sight ever the precipices, abandoned
their arms, artillery, ammunition. effects,
6c The papers containing the CORES
prndence OF John Dugoter with the chiefs
of the rebels, and his re CUSTER BOOK OF let
tiers, have been taken.
F~o pieces of iron cannon, one twelve
FOUNDER, the other a four, a large quantity
of smuaition, cartridges aud implements of
soncrs, both men ard women, are the fruits
of this brilliant exped ton.
The troops employed did not all partici-
pate in the aclisn--.he Sd cesi,nent only
was engaged.
These happy effects are due to the wise
dispositions ofgeneral Peter ,roussaint, wno
praises very much the intrepi.ity ot the
commander Francisco Victor, aud the Cd
regiment, who SO we'll seconded him.
This expedition being 80 well termina :
ted, the troops have returned to their res
| pective environments. a.
Done at head quarters, at the Cape, the
18th May, 1909, sixth year of indepen-
dence.
| Chief Of the staff,
p. ROMAN.
J Examined and approved of by
HENRY CHRISrOPHE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
LrssoT, April /.
Extract Of a Letter from Chaves, March

EAITdCI OF LttttT ITOD OnaFeSj MATCH
IS.
An official account has been receive /,
that The Marquis of Renana has defeated
he French in Villa Franco | have my =
self seen the letter, he defeated them In a
hrst attack, hey then fortified themselves,
and beng surrounded lost a great number
Of men. At length they surrendered, to
the. amount of 1850 mn, wnh TWO maya.
sines OF provisions, one of ammunition. a
great quantity Of arms, and eight millions
OF reals. 1beIr cummun. cation il cut off
with 'sli:Spaip, exccpl Cd Castle, aad eve
~ th'ng goes IN as il should d..
The. ,tUer tbep proceeds ~ give the par
ticulsrs Of the Surrender ct Fort 81. Fran
els, ~ Chsves. where were made prisoners
7+s soldiers, and - pieces Ct artillery.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30

are likely to derive from an increase at
tention TO Africa. A Considerable gu init
~ of African rice has been already iIH2or
ted inso the West indies, aud a much lar
ger Importation may speedily he expected.
In the present state Of our West lndi,
ionies, this new and unexpected resource
must prove of the very first Importance,
and ought to be anxiou.ly cherished.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-11
" GENERAL ORDERS.
" HEAD-QUARTERs.

gr ierre aux Bfuf, dug. 81, 1909.
so nc nlain body of the troops being I'M
SO u,us's of march for the upper country !;
t1 r.s'a0tlon of the public service, and the
st,,. OF the capital of the territory of
Ioris induce the general to adopt the
~ arrangements, which are to take
g,alate effect:
rl0r MacRea being especially In
ES. y the secretary of war to superin-
~, ERECTION OF the Notifications Of the
ktSs bayou st. Johns, will be relieved
| cana command of the garrison of New
kSar;.a SUI Is to confne his authqrity to
qa.,;r ports of the Engliss Turn and
khrssIss which nc is Immediately to
be h y captain Cocks company. He
! Works ss ae r,sspoAsiole for the progress of
OF those places, and the eoadsct
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-11
VALUABLE LAND
Sept. So.
Il O X S II l. T..

Distant 90 miles from Georgetown and A.
lexandria, l9 miles from Occoqu4n Mills, and
twenty from Dumfries, and within two miles
and half of the Little River Turnpike Road.
1t consists of Fine and Twenty Hundred acres,
lying OF the waters of Bull and Little Hockey
puns, in the counties of Fairfax and Prince
William. The quality of this land is excel.
lent, and, to grazier especially, would be
source of great emolument, from the quantity
oflow grounds of which there is not less than
Five hundred acres, ready, from the strength
Of the soil to be sowed in Timothy This land
is decidedly benefited by the plaster of Pa
ris. On it is very good settle for mill, the
stream being one OF the most constant in that
part ofthe country. There are about 500 "a
ores in wood, heavily timbered. The improve
1aents arc, a dwelling house newly fitted up,:
consisting of two rooms below stairs, with a
store room and two convenient closets. three
lodging rooms above stairs, an excellent cell
lar, kitchen, corn house, meat house and
stables Likewise the overseer's house, one
in each county, with other necessary houses
or negroes, *
Between and 800 acres in addition, for
sale, in Prince William county, on Bull Run
near It's confux with Occoqiian:@ This land
lies about 10 or IL miles from the Occaquan
mills, and has nearly one thira in woods--its
quality is equal to any in its immediate neigh.
borhood.
Persons disposed to purchase may be sup,
pied on the first named tract with large
st ock of horses cattle, sheep, hogs, farming'
utensils. Thesubscriber willing to emigrate
southwardly will dispose Of the above men,
tionedpr opcry on the most reasonable terms.
Information respecting the property may
be had by application to the honorable Judge
Washingt on of Mount Vernon, H. S. Tur-.
ner, Esquire. of Jefferson county, or in the
absence Of the subscriber to Bernard Hooe,
jun. Esq. living near the premises:
T. Blackburn.
Rippon Lodge, near Dumfries,
Va, June IL. 2aw
Diholutionof Partrerlhip.
THE cetarsnershit Of NORMAN HAILER
anil CO gyas this day Mssotvcd By mutual CON-.
sent !: Those having claims against said firm;
are requested to hresesat them fur settlement !:
s7,d those indebted to said concern ziH make
havment5o WiAianl and FILTERS IIaHsr. qvAo
are duh authorized TO receive ard grant re-
ceihts for The SAME. TIE business in taliure wH
be transacted by and in the name Of WILL
I'M and IEI1RERS H.ALLER.
Norman Waller & Co.
q .ao,,;o. setfember 90, 1902
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,o' s0ave received (says the Richmond
Il, FasfJ New Orleans papers, to Septcm-
[o, n'@eluswe-the only article OF any inn
~Ss Is the following
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situation to be more or less affected by what
will be the actual result Of the negotiations
between your government and France. sss
/" We have just dispatched the America,
brig Fitzwilliam, Wilson, from .Gallpoli,
with cargo Of oil. She at first experience
ed obstacles to her loading, owing to the
cussom-house exacting bonds to the amount
of the, cargo, to produce certificates. OF Its
being landed at the port cleared tor. we
had in consequences, TO. recur TO the king,
and, after much trouble, obtained general
decree, by which these bonds are to be no
longer exacted-and vessels may thus load
freely with destination for a friendly port
So NAPLES, July 1, 1909.
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