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ANSWER

ANSWER
OF the President of The United States to the
Address the Republicans of Essex coun-
ty, IN. j.
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1909.
SIR,
l have received the address convene d
through you II ON the republican citizens of
the county OF Essex, in the state of Nc ~
Jersey, with equal sensibility to tie friend
~ motives which suggested it, and to the
patriotic sentiments which 1t expresses. ,
persuaded that the true interests of our
country, not less than the precepts OF reli-
gion aD's humanity, make it the duty of
those Entrusted with public authority to
cherish peace rs long as more imperious
calls will permit, see with pleasure the
appreciation given TO the moderate and pru
dent course which has been employed for
prolonging its blessings among ans best
calculated 10 diminish the risk which threa
tens an interruption OF these blessings, it is
cordial union of every description ofciti
2ens IN supporting tnsir government in its
necessary authorities, and in promoting the
execution ofthe laws with an exemplary vi
glance. Nothing the reiore, could be more
reproachfui than efforts to open one of the
most bane.ul sources of discorl, by array
ing the interest of one section of our Country
against that Of another; nor would be more
to be dreaded than such Efforts, were not SO
enectuni An aatidote to the poison TO ne
found IN that liber spirit, that brotherly
disposition, and those comprehensive views
which pervade our fellow citizens at large
and of which SO honorable sample is now
before me.
For the kind prayers which have been
offered in my behalf, l am ruly thankful !;
aud pray, IN return, the authors of them
may experience the choicest tokens of di
vine favor.
JAMES MADISON.
I. T. KENNEr.
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shall necessarily lose in attending on
such appeal. - $500,
As this act forms IN important era
in American Jurisprudence, we Shall
soon lay it before our readers. with
such notices as we may consider use-
tai. In the mean time, without, COM
hitting ourselves 10 it's entire appro,
baton 1--WE have not had time tosexa
mine ats detaiis) We do not hesitate |.
facilitate the public on the adopt 5ncof
aPrinciple,, so propitioas to justice,
and SO likely to be et6cacious in cut
ting up litigation by the roots.I
- Nat. Intel.f
''- t14 - -. ..si,, ;i.i,,.;. :. "a
A Duel was lately fought between two
country Squires, on the plan Of the satiri-
cal rencontre in Folly as it.fies," & sf.
ter exchanging shots like like Curator and
posf O6it, one second proposed their sha-
King hands, on which the other observeds
there is no occasion, their hands have been
shaking all the time. %rs
London Pahe,.
- >s@,., -
Andrenv Stevenson, Esq. was yesterday e.
lected delegate to tue next General As
sembly, for this city, by a majority of 81
votes over Alexander M,Rae, Esq.
y .fEt . =. So,
DIRD,-On Saturday the inst. Mr.
GIDEON WANrON. of his City, for
nerly an inhab tant oil New Porl, Or. 1 } in
The s5th, year of his age.
In his est moments.he appeared per-
tectly willing to meet his Aim gh,y Ma.
ker, and departed his life without single.
ssrugg's. 1888
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NAkEN out o, my stable on the night
OF the Isl of February, a SORREI,
MAXI, seven years old thus spring, with
one nina loot wnite, and a star in her fore.
head, neither docked nor branded tina,
recollcct, about four feet eight or ten inch
es high. Any person who will deliver the
said mare to nae on 5lwnev's creek. IN
Prince Edward county, or give me infor-
nation So that l get her again, shall re.
ceye tea Dollars reward.
ALLEN JENNINGS.
March Goth, 1909. GsO
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Rees's Cyelopeda.

The 10Th No. or Vol. 10, part 1, is Just
received and ready for delivery at this Of.
See,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-11

we trust that we shall hear ne more re-
Prosches cast ON the present administrati-
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IN COUNCIL, April 9TH, 1909.
PROPOSALS VIII be received by the Eve.
CURVE for Building chimney for the Auditor
and Clerk The General Court Office in the Ca.
pi,ol.
Extract from the minutes
DANIEL L. HYLTON,
Clerk OF the Council.
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IN COUNCIL. April 7tb. iaoo

IN COUNCIL, April 9TH, 1909.
PROPOSALS. will oe received by the Exc
cusive until Saturday the IS inst. for supplying
the Convicis in the Penie ,siary with RATIONS
Tor one year from that day
Extract from the minutes.
DANIEL l.. HYLTON, y
Clerk of the Counciis
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The Aurora announces the passage
in the Legislature Of Pennsylvania of
bill, eonsigning to the arbitration of
disinssrested persons all pending or
future civil suits, whenever either of
the parties desire such AN arrange
ment; subject to an appeal, on Inch
the party finally cast pays all costs, to-
gether with dollar day payable to
the other party for every day which he
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-11

Aing- George, Caleb Smith, Younger
Johnston, Prince William, General
Alexander, John II. Peyton.
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I've subjoined letter is from the pen Of
that arch Jesuitical tory Timothy Picker
ing.
Ii is intended to deny the report which
almost every person believes, that he wa,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-11

Common Council men for the city of Rich.
naond for 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-11

Andres1 Stevenson, Esq. was yesterday e
iected delegate to the next General As
sembly, for this city, by majority of "a
votes over Alexander M'Rae, Esq.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-11

Fairfax form a Senatorial District for.
the State Senate. Candidates.
Bernard Hoor, jun. Esq. C.d)
. t33.
Dr.. Henry Rose, (dem.) %.
For members of ehe Assembly.
Gerard Alexander, AZ,
]. II. Peyton, 1879,
- Gibson, 127,
- Prosser, SIS.
All democrats---the two first elected.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-11

The late accounts of the Spanish defeat,
afford WIDE range for political speculate
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-11

Of the President of the United States to the
Address ofthe Republicans of Essex coun-
ty, IN. j.
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-11
MADISON WARD

Delegates to the ensuing General As
sembly.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-14
BOSTON. Dec. S.

We were last evening favored with .s.
tracts from Halifax papers to the 9Th ut.
they contain the speech of Gov. Prevos, a
the commencement of a session of the L..
gislature. Itrepresents the.eolony as in a
aourishing state, and its milisis as on re.
spectacle footing.
The schr. Three Sisters which was latslv
practically runaway with, after murdsa
had been committed on board, as recently
advertised in the American papers hasbe
taken at Newfoundland by the British SCH,
Cutie, lieut.. Bary, and returned to Hall.
fax. Jordan and his wife had been com.
united. Kelly escaped.
An order has been issued at Cadiz b,
tn: Spanish government, allowing all YES.
sells, which bring carsoes Of rice, -four and
provisions, to export specie
We understand that several ships in on,
barber have been sold within the last thu,
or four days to New York merchants. w
are happy to find our ship builders are like
ly to have sufficient employment.
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ST. LOUIS. Noo. 9.

The deposition Of Mr.. Iarrott, and strle"
lures on the character & coaduct of Messr''
Porlier aad Bleakley, as they appeared in
our 49th number were communicated by !
gentleman with whom we frequently corr
respond.
We knew nothing of Messys. P. and 3.
we relied on our correspondent tor the ao-
curacy of his statement, as we'll as for the
justice of his censures, aud were prepared
to give his name when necessary.
1t affords US much satisfaction to learn,
that those gentlemen were last. week IN
town for the purpose OF answering i'll any
legal or other mode, the charges which
had circulated against them. ,Their ex-
plantations were, We understand, supported
by dispositions and other written evidences.
After repeated conferences at the secreta>
rvs office, Mr.. Bates now in the exercise
OF the government, addressed to them the
following letter, which we publish at the
request Of Messrs. p. & &.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5, 1905.
10 4Hessrs. Jq. Porher So +. Bleakhy.
GENTLEMEN,
The statement which you yestcrda;. di
me the favor TO submit, in relation 10 ou,
conduct among the Sacs, Foxes ard Q her
Indians of the Mississippi, has been rea
and reflected upon with all that candor an |
attention which it certainly merits.
es were, indeed, such as t.
'udice in the public mind,
: our defenccless frontier.
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and he that drclinss, no proof that h,
has it not; but, declining, he doss pr,,
one thing-prudencr enough not to let
cause Of frivolous moment, usher him IN,
an unka9un abyss. from whence there /,
returning, whether it'be tolerao.e OF into<.
rable 49,
How comparatively easy must they jol.,
ney, who, by mutually concedlng, pas,
and repass each other, avoiding all mari.,
collisions, and sacrifice of honor; and VIII,
keep their contentious within the pale q
time; then, which way soever the die NAV
cast, the consequence is not SO a1gfuih M,
mentousz
OH where can be that miserable f,,aa.
c;er. who cannot !" run and read" that thr,,
IS no equivalent in the game; who does no.
Instantly discover szvinding in the spor
and shudder at the treacherous lhre!
SECULAR PREACHER
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9.
From L0ndcr,

The Coromandel, captain Hunt, from
London has arrived at Newcastle
Captain J. B. Davy, passenger in this
vessel, arrived this morning with ds,'
patches from Mr.. Piukney, for our goRsu.
ment. They have been forwarded by this
mornings mail. A Londer paper of the
Esd Oct. has been received by the Cnro-
mandel; but we understand it contains
nothing interesting, being principally filled
with the arrangement for the celebration Of
the anniversary of the kings reign. which
was to take place, with great splendor on
the 25th Oct.
By the Coromandel we learn, that The
new British ministry, instead Of being
looked up to by the nation with approba-
ton and confidence, are viewed with gene
raj discomfort; and that another change
nsast before long, be produced by public
opinion. A regency was strongly spoken
of; in which case the Gray and Crenvllk
influence would prevail. Nothing respect
ing American affairs appears in the late pa
pers.
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PRINTED AND sPuBLlShEO b1
EsA UELSS NO WD E N, s
Royal-streef, AterandTaa.
q Daily Gazette, 6 Dqflars per a'lnans.
Cauntru Gazette, S Dollars.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER rs.
Foa THE AIExAsDRIA DAiLy GAZETTE
And A5aer s0i;d again TO Asahel' turn
thee aside from 5oaaos0insg me- 70Aefs'0re
: sdoad I snaite thee to the ground
40 2d.Sam. 2. p.
= THIS was a wholesome caution; and
coming from one who possessed such ample
means of executing the alternative, 1t were
20 be supposed any prudent persoa would
have availed himself Of it. Abner was
veteran soldier, we'll taught BY long expe-
riencc in the use Of the arms with which ne
was completely ACQUIRED and. he was re-
treating for .hisedife. Asahel was hair
Drained youth, far better suppllcd with
blood and sinesus than with eeonomy and cot
calculation he was clad in no armor, and
possibly had no arms in LIS HANDS but beng
tliplw Of footas a wild roe" vainlv Supposed
that to opertdke was to conquer and to con-
oaer Geaera2:ssim0, was to establish HIM
self forever as man Of courage and. be the
eavy ofhis companioss.
The tropfdssganed by .A5ner's arm were
sufficiently manifest he was not covetous
for this small addition he knew the odds
thatthe young desperate had to encounter,
sntfi warned him, the second time, like
friend, to keep away. No doubt the fol-
lowing idea. resolved in the mind OF the
magnanimous. warrior--I have seen your
virtues in private life you are a young
Man of promise. and may yet the solaee,
of-our friends, and use andsornanent III
sOUEUsy -. --A---.-t>- .her,a of you so
soon; !. why will you insist on this combat;
has the pitch battle, this eventful day, be-
tween twelve of your warriors and twelve
of mine, wherein not man on either
side escaped, got out of your memory SO
soon dcyou determine to add ycur deGth
to the catastrophe : : Turn thee aside tran
folyozcIas- sae,,zohersfore should I sniite thee
=
to the ground ?" To this advice, generous
and even pathetic as i. was, Asahel was by
no means inclined TO lend an ear, but dart
ing upon him as S the horse rusheth into
the battle, fell q prey to his own temerity
and / venture to assert that he enjoyed no
very -pleasingrefections at his exit.
But if dsdasl, who was fighting the bat
ties of his king whom he loved, ard who
was placedoyer him by the first authority,
died foolishly, how much more so must the,
modern Cheoaiers sneak out of life, by their
fatal adherence to that custom, which is So
renugnant to reason, SO fully exploded by
IS of society, and SO
of God and man !.
of these game
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at the dreadful resort and puts It Hsa''l ~ u
his power to renew his audaeity, and posi- !,
biz 10 rob of his lte, whom he has already
robbed Of. his peace
The second or middle grade OF Dueils's
are sect somewhere between the man OF
genuine intrepidity and the d0z0nrighf das-
1o,d- sometimes beth inclusive. They are
actuated by the same incentive that spurred
on the hot.headed Asahel; namely, the
ouquenct.able desire fleeing dubbed a man
Of snaoubteaeourage and the expectation
Of attaining It this z0aA at cheap and expe-
ditious rate !; hence they disdain to put IN
practice that eminent christian Precept, as
we'll as first requisite to the formation OF a
complete gentleman, namely, doingto others
as they would wish to be done unto. lhey
labor often under this mast erroneous OPT
MON that there is a meanness attached
TO the confessipg our trespass to our nelSh-
Dor, and requesting him to overlook IT 30
far from it, this overture is not only Inc
essence of good breeding, but is the pleasing
practice of every real gentleman, and, the
very part, too, that he is most tenacious n
the performance OF.
HOPE, that delusive little urcEin, lures
on these purblind gentry, and spreads be-
.hindlthem thousand Ioop'holes Tor retreat,
such as-your man will not accep: your M
.;smion to the fashionable tribunal or, that
he will make Acknowledgements when there,
or, Eom the interposition of friends--of au-
,hority-the connipance Of seconds, in the
most 1pe;ghty part of their duty. or from
same other fortune, that always tavors the
brave, YOU will be able to push once: inyour
life through the " o,1asa" with whole
skin.
This sect are pretty generous torgzu1nss;
sort of people they do not $ meet SO
much on that unrelenting principle, thirst
ing for the. bloaa of their adversary, as Tor
But before the zvreeth can set easy and 4e-
coming on their brow, in the estimationsof
the thinking part of the community, twill
be necessary that they solve little enigma
which their mode of management has put
forth, this is it Jimmy, assaults Tom
mig - TOMMY, always trembHngty aliue for
the fate of his honor, cannot brook single
assault, so calls out" Jimmy! 7immy
assaults him second time, by trying to
blow his brains out; Tommy then ,0rgives
Jimmy, and Jimmy and Tommy shake
hands: now what atonement has Tommy
received for the insalt?
There may be. something potent in the
smell q gunbozvder and the firing 1t ob, to
effect reconciliasions the former may
communicate kind of agus like tina. of
Belshazs er, when his aknees smote ene a.
gainst another; and the latter may dis
charge all resentment with the wod, and
noble, .t0rs7vins' temper may suddenly sue
coed ;-or, the party may at this sober cri-
SIS think proper to be actuated by the
christian doctrine, OF turning the other
heck, when the right is smote : these
ser are mere conjectures:
lou grade is as scarce as the
ridiculous to de-
nv, o,oc~;Af 10
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FROM THE CENrtNEL.
~ COOS Bh.vX NILS
Mn. RUssEL,

Mn. Russell,
at the request of several gentlemen. who
are holders ofthc bills Of the Coos Bank to /,
large amount, have recently made AN e,,-
Crsion to HaUfrhiHiD Nezc Hainhshiye. for
INC purpose Of crquiriHg into the state of fbat
COOPERATION, aud ascertaining what is the
PROBABILITY of their being able eventuaIlv 10
pay Oh their creditors. had an interview
with the president and Cashier. and some
OF The Directors, and found them disnoseJ
to give me all the information which -.
CURED and to expose to nay view such Of
the Books and other documents as rcoue.
ted BY tho desire Of my EMPLOYERS | now
communicate To YOU the result Of NV euoui
res The present embarrassmeuts Of The To-
nor"tioh result principally from two causes
l nc t'rst is that The security which theo
hoId Tor most of the debts due to chem con
sists principally in Real Estate in New
hampshire aud Vermont and althongb thev
oeheVe that few or none OF those d. bis are
desperate, yet they cannot command The mn
hey Tor them at present. hut in MANY i,,,...,,
ceS WIZ undoubtedly be obliged to wait till
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PORTSMOUTH H.4RBoUR, CEnr,

I{lrL II 1909
NE, me Undersigned, haze his eay at
fendrd an e1fierfment, made uton lIeSsrs.
Lan6 G Co.'S nezviy inUented Condenser. far
converting Satt 7pater into fresh on bourd ihe
sup -7lerander. TRANSPORT No. 1873, and do
nor hesitate to SGytt answers very UaLuQ6Le
fu'fi'se as II aNords a constant suhhLy of
pure, wholesome fresh water, jo, the shih'$
CONTRARY. from the water of the ocean, in tie
usual hours II cooking, 7uifhout Interfering
7ufh the same, and sWfhout am additiouSL
6rfeHce.
We can therefore, 7vith hroh,iety. recon-,
mend The same 10 the use IF all Shihs or yes
SETS, particularly on long poyages.
William Savage--Shih Commerce..
Edward Dawson L helts.
Daniel Brown-Zehhyr,
John Richardson, -
John LavteCk--P rOmHt;
Joseph Hague, -
Ralph Young-.dieGandeY
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BucksTowN, August 26.
DIVING BELL.

We. learn Tojh much pleasure Mot the
frof'rtefor8 Of his trnly uscfil machine,
aHtfc'hate the fioSses8ion IF coH8iderabLe
property fur thirfy years 6uried in tie zca-
terS IF Peno1Scof. Ihe GoUe,nmenf byfe
7chich nus Hosvn nh and sunk at the ckose
n tic zodr. 7vlS iaden hrjncihailv 7viM ma
Uoi Stores, cannon, ball, t5c Aiarge guan .
my n baGt8 hGUe aiyeGGy been rccoUered.
7ohfeh have sustained same elimination. he
natural coHSeqHcnce efMeir iong immersion
IN 7oafer: me uDdcrstaHd Mat tie rigging
and coraagc, 7oAicH 7UaS E,und seyued atj1
retains lis original 8renglh aad durq6iij,v.
7OhiIe the forttOn s0hich came in f1nn,cd'afe
contact 7gifh the svater zOas eaftrely rotten
ind decdycd.
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HAMLET.
PRTNCE or DENA,dPj

4 DVERTISEMENT.--W be sold, to tn,
n highest -dder, Dn IN 22d day of Noyen
her next, at the late dwelling house Of Iohn Gil.
lum, deed Of Albcm 'rIe coui ty fv. Negroes;
household kitchen Furniture plantation tolls
the crop Of Corn, Fodder. Rye, o Is, Flax.
Hemp, aud the stock Of HDrss s, Catle, Sheen
and Hogs There will also be Aold, on The l2th
day Of December next, on the % EN- e. 4, tr,ct
Of Land, Occupied 10y Wn Gil III, n,ainiy,r
200 acres, lying III tic county 0 on about i
niles below the courthouse Ais, W 30 81. sold.
on the 10th said December .ext on tn rrcmi.
ses, one other tract Of nd, (occup ed b. ,., pn
ID. Smth,) contain ng l18 acres Wing ~ the
county 81 Alb ~ lie, about three miles fror,
Charlotte'v sc Those WHO become pure hasers
fDrany of tie above property, must give bond
with approved security, payable tweve months
after date. All persons having cl ms against
the es ate, are requested to bring Il en- forward
according e. law
FREDEPICE GILLUN.
MAITHLW VINO FIELD, E*'e/'.
Septem.sr ~ s,v
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PoRr OF PRovIpENcE. Sen. 8,

PORT OF PRovIpENcE. Sep. 8.
The schr. Little Ann. late Capt. Culver
son, arrived at the quarantine ground, yes
terday from st. Barrholomews when Off St.
Martins. she was captured by French pri-
vateer boat of four guns and ten men, three
of whom with a prizemaSter were put "on
board, (Capt. Culverson having been previ-
ous'y taken on board the privateer) and she
Was ordered into ST. Marim's; deserving how
ever, soon after a sail supposed to be British,
Mr.. Springer the mate, with the little as
sistance he could command, RETOOK the
schooner, assumed the command and has
actually brought her i'll safety home. hav-
ing with him the pirates who undertook her
capture.
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iSoRroEK, Sep. 10.

NORFOLK, sep. 10.
The United States Frigste President, and
BrIS Hornet, sailed yesterday morning from
Hampton Roads, on cruise.
Sep. IS.
The great Match Race between Sir Sol9-
mon and Wrangier, was this day won. AZ two
hea's, BY the former, with great ease. At
starting. Wrangler the favorlte. Amer the
'-.St hSiI-, = aud 20 one Oh Sir Solomon.
Ledgtr.
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~ aTIEW2IOW!!!

THE members of tbe Richmond Troob Of Ca
Sskry, are ordered to muster in their Flannel
Jackets, on Wednesday, the ooh inst. at three
- lock, on ,heir usu'' oorade ground.
By order If the Cabfug,
RIGHARD RANDOLPH, Ssrgt
September 10 1T
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a TUTOR Wan FED Mr. Fon ii. A.
n ry, vino taught school, =, ins place. the
last two years, "i'I remove 60 Albem rIc. 1T
Christmas person dub quajh i, viii prob,-
bly, find ii Isis interest 10 succeed him Jbc sub.
scrLer wild furnish hoarl, sc. upon the same
Terms as hei .toiofe application ought 60 b..
made in time, that arrangements NAV b md. Lv
EICNIRD ]lORELS.
Green Springs, I.nuisa2
County, sept 10. w3w
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David Carlton. having recently tesca ped
from a British Kings vessel, states that he
with two ether American sean,en by the.
names Of John Kennedy and James GrahasA
or Vermont, belonged to the big sadly an
, American vessel, j. Bpuiin master That
they were impressed at St. Thomas, white.
watering their vessel, aud carried on board
the British armed schooner Do uhin Jane,
Ebens, communicated continuing th-tt.
III months he was put on board the British
armed brig the Flying Fish. J. Dickson.
commander, Ihat he continued lhcre until
about month past. when he escaped at
PassamaquoGdy. He also. states that be-
tween so and 40 more impress Amcri-
cans were on board the FLYING Fish. and
were not allowed to approach near TO any
American vessel or write to their friends IN
the u. )
AZ The above seamen were in possession
OF projections at the time of their Impress
Paher.