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4 CADEMY at NORTH-AIILTON The Sub
IN scrber having, in considerable degree, reco-
vered his health, urged by both social and paren-
tai motives to resume pursuits unavoidably inter-
rupted under the most affective circumstances For
that purpose, and with a view 10 permanense, he
has purchased Glenmore, pleasant, healthy, and,
in every important respect, eligible situation, near
Milton, in the county of Albemarle. As, however,
immediate possession of the buildings cannot he OBJ
tanned, he will, on the End Monday of January nsxt,
enter upon the instruction of Youth at North.M-
ton, in the large and commodious yellow house, the
property of Col L. NJ. Randolph His plan, to the
full extent of which the accession of respectable
Assistant, win, he trusts, enable him to do ample
justice, embraces the branches as have here
tofore constituted the course pursued in substance
through the various forms of his successive estab
hshments. He, moreover, contempIates boarding
in his own family, certain number of the Junior
Pupils, whose morals, progress aud vell.beiug,
he will sedulousy watch. Other families will afford
satisfactory accommodations For particulars, APP
ply the subscriber himself personally, by letter
also to Col. L. NJ. Randolph, to z. Carr, Esqr.,
Alhena,e connty- and - NJ s.:a! Pi.4--t.4=,
Richmond l.. H. CIRARDLN.
Milton Dec 8. w5w
az Direct to L. II. G. at Milton, Albemarlc coun-
ty.
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< hESEnTiON---NI Hays, 81 Irshman
AZ aged - years five feet seven and IL inches
high, at dark complexion, black eyes, black iair y
10y profession cooper, escaped from my ren,czvou.
the night OF the 9Th inst. lie was formerly
sident OF the City O! New York where il is brlie,-
edl,c will ende,,or to resettie himself. Any and
every person who shall nid the saul Hays in his
iope,ncnt will he prosecuted as the law dirests-
and whoever will deliver him TO or put hin in
the possession OF any other officer of the army, or
conhne him in iai! tina, regain him, shall be re-
warcd with Ten Dollars, aud have all necessary
penccs refunded.
RIGID POLLARD.
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EREMOVAL~-ELIRS REED has removed to
Z the store lately occupied by Mr.. Beuiamin
KimbslI where he offers for safe on the most
sonablc terms very extensive and general assort
rnent of Shoes Of the best quality.
Also 100 Doz. mcas wool hats, Cotton and wool
cards, and I'r;lmk5 Of various sizes.
Oct. 20. Sawl2"
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IHVHE subscribers have in store, the following ar-
n clcs, viz.
SO Hhds prime Jamaica Sugars,
10 do. Loaf Sugar,
10 do. MoIassess (excelIent qualty)
10000 III. Green Coffee,
1000 northern Cheese,
900 sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
900 do. COaigr do
And daily expect to receive 5000 half pint tcmlers
~ which will be sold on moderate terms, for cash,
country produce, or approved paper.
SHEL1O.N' q FTyV.N.ET.
December Is. 2awiw
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AND FOR 5ALE1---The subscriber offers foi.
a sale Soi acres OF laud lying in Powhsttan
County, ono nilc from Appomntox river and six
miles above the Court House. Ooly about one
tIiird of this lamd is cleared g balance is toera
bly, well tn5ered. The improvements on Il are
sp'all Any pcrson wIsning To purchase may apid,
to Col. Crnmp HvinE near the place, by whom,
I've land viii be shown, or myself ia Msnehes.
ter.
NJ. GRUMP.
Dec ~. s wAw
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Ig%NE Subscriber has just received from England a
d general assortment of fresh Garden Seed
which he viii sell at whole sale retail the Phil.
adelphia & New York pric,s, among which are
50 lbs Early York Cabbage, 30 do late do. 50 do.
early Sugar Loaf do. % do. late do 10 Early Cau
Hover, Iutlo. late do GO Green and Yellow Savoy
Cabbage, SO do. Drum Head DO. 20 do. CauIiilower
Brocale, 90 red Dutch Picking do. 10 bushels
early frame Peas III DO carly Charlton do. 10 do
Blue Prussian, 10 do. Marrow Fat de. 50 lbs Sal
mon Radish; so do. purple do. 50 Scarlet do so de-
Short top dc. 80 do. Turnp do. 10 do. Black Span
ish do j Bushels white Mustard, . do. Brown do Q
do. Rape do. edo. Canary DO. 20 lbs Scoth Kale,
90 lbs do Spinnage, 90 lbs Summer Cress, 10 do.
Winter do. 20 do. white curl'd Emdiye, 20 do do
asparagus, yellow Speckled aud Brown Snaps, Soli
Celery, White and red Onion, Double Parsley, Pep
per Grass, SaIsaiy, Sorre Nsenr,;an,. Early frame
long green and Cluster Cucumber, Scarcity, Ice
Cabhsge, Green Coss, Grand Admiral, Brown
dutch s Mouse ear Lettuce. Blood Beet, Orange
Carrot, Lucerne, Red and White Clover, and Tin
othy Seed.
Ed. HALLAM.
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NI OTICE-Thc Subscriber as Admir-. die bon,
L non with the VIII annexed on the Estate of
the Iate Gen James Alien bradley, requests all per-
sons indebted, to come forward & settle the amount
due as te situation Of the estate will not admit Of
indulgence those to whom the estate is indebted
are requested to make them known that provision
may be made for their payment.
Il. II. COCEE.
naeon'' Castle, Sury, Dec 10 wtf
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A RROWSNITH'S MAPS--Johnson ard War
~ ner have Just received fresh supply of Ar
rewsmith's Maps, of Europe, Asia, Africa, and a.
merica. Those who subscribed to their agent who
passed through the Country abont SIX months ago
will please apply as above.
ruy a'oU ivevi'eu quantIty OF oeIne
'i'wine which they will dispose of at reduced price
by the quantity.
Dec. %. 2aw4w
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ss DUYAL * SON, st the sign OF the Golden
E9s Mortar, Richmond, have ist recc ed an I'D.
diuonal supply of Drugs * Medicines, Surgical In.
strnmcnts, Paints, Oils, Sc sc. which they will sell
at moicraie advance, o. ticT usual terms. They
nave also received ~ elegant assortment of Brush
-, sucii Shoe, Pnte,s, i)dst Cr,snb, Sweeping
&c. &c. whieh they viii sell as above
December g. w,r
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ENOR SALE--Fifteen or 20 lots according TO
e. the plan of Port Mayo, annexed to the map
OF the City Of ichmond--anong which are two
water lots of so feet esch lying the hest nayiga-
bic water near POwhatan ware-house-'These being
the principal part of the lots unds posed Of will be
offered for sale Saturday the 9th Of january at 1
O'Clock the premises; credit Of Two and fOlv
months for negotiable notes at either Of the Banks
VIM. MAYO.
Powhatan, Dec. 90. 2awtds
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4 TEACHER oftLe Languages. Writing, Ai1tb'
: n metc * Geography, would he glad TO engsge
not more ilian 10 Or tvs eve boys ior tHe euTling
wear ~ healthy part VI the country ----Nfy gen
tlcn,an disposcd 10 Know his terms VII piease 70
s2ply 20 H. @s:-..r.
Dee ). za"s"
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NJ OTICE.-The Stockholders in the Brook
~ turnpike road are hereby notified that ten
dollars must be paid each share to Carter b. Page
Treasurer, on or before the first Monday in Janua-
~ next, and :~ dolls. ,n, fifty on each share
on the first Monday in every succeeding month du.
ring the year 1918.
The Directors OF said company viii attend ut Mar,
tin Bakers Tavern, (Bscon Quarter Branch the
2Sth Inst to recaive proposals from those who NAV
be disposed to undertake to complete said road
BY order Of TIE DIRECTORS.
Dec. IL. lot
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Ed. HAyJAM.

FOR RENT-and immediate possession given. a
convenient Tenement adjoining the Capitol Square
T. III.
Dec. o. W.T.
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y In " X s.,
OF almost every description,
FOR. S.fLg .91 Z ms OF'FTCE.
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Dec. Is.

RIGID. POLLARD,
49, Capt Goth Rcst. U. Sin.
Dec IS. WHY
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;nr that the eonmonwea lths right to said land may
ne released TO the petitioners, is reasonaOe2 Re
,oyed 40 the opinion of this committee, hat the
netiton Of John StOkey, stating that the Court OF
The county OF Wood, Of which lie was a member,
proceeded at their last July term to hne the petl
toner for an aledged contempt contained ~ the
laupnge Of protests offered by nan TO the Opinions
OF said court nc has applied to, and obtained from
te Judy # the eleventh judicial Circuit, writ 81
error winch has suspended toe collection OF the
aid fnc and praying 10 he released from iurlher
o.,s and yrxation be rciccted.j. Resolved, 10 the
otfinon OF this committee, That tic petition OF Da-
tid Webster free man ut color, stating that he -
INV Gfty-tight years Old that his wife Lucy, 10y
,ybo,., he bss several chldrcn and whom he has
l,tey u,,Ychased, is nearly rs old as himself tia
he is extremely INV Hing To hold IN bondage one
tins connt cted with him * thertiore PRAYING That
when he shall have emamcipaed i's sad vile, size
ma he ,ermttrd 10 reside IN tihs state IS ressona,
do ,!esoyed the e,,iniUn OF this committee
'rLat tie petition Of supdry Inhabitants 81 the eoun
f;as Of Wcstn, .can@, King Georges inioid, Prince
Svillam, Fairfsx, Farnier, Culptper Madison,
Og,rge Spotsy lyapin, Caroline and Esscz. ray Ing
th,,t IA consequence % thc many nc0Nenicnces q
,e'oz t., tite,u T. nm lhr present arrangement D.
he sqpri inr eodTts Of cbanccry,a law may pass Is
.js',;ng superior court cf chauccfy to re holden
~ Fre4lSs'ht for die;. To DC conpo1el If the a
ive mentioned COST 81 is reasonable - iesOi-
.f Nc ,;ii 90 t.iis committee tlmt tLe peii-
,;~ OF James Newell, of th" cpuHty OF Wyti'e, rep
r,,frtnf. ,it in the year Tg2.a fer'y was establish
III .sross New River, fom tae bands OF Austin, <
"a az u,e Load Mines, 80 said county, 20 the o.
I,sts shore that the lsnJ on Sis'l this feTIy was
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December IS. wSwp
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this house adonrns Thursday the Path instant il
viii ADJOURN until Monday the 2Sth instant.
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Vol. 1O.---~-No. 45.

hard fight By an American feet os inferior
force, aud another British feet 81 lake On
tario scudding dav and nigat 70 avoid battle
Win 2Hother American squadron, also Of
,FnfeTto7 force. while t.lis swells every
patriotic bosom IN the cocn;ty wi.h high and
grateful eXultaticn, end Will e,atlazon our
Annals throughout future age, it cannot fail
10 excite equal ad.nlra ion asi aetaaishmcre
III Europe g. soon as known there, BUT,
WHY should Americans t5iDS these facts ex-
vaordinary, who i,oow tbe shlii and valo-
ot their imfnortai tars in late nrfntet
OF the Quarterly Review, the conductors OF
that work speak Of the uncouquefs5le sp;
rit Of a." E5erty" that characteriaes English
Seamen This, indeed may be true. TIE
spirit OF liberty so natural and lovely TO the
soul or man every where, NAV. ARD cf,o-.
must rise ~ IN rcvoilirg muimurs in the
British seahen ut his gun, when recollect;ns,
hat he was forced there by the hicks and
Blows Tan inhuman press-gang what a
contrast to tbs is afforded ty the vc}nntarv
enlistment OF the american tars OF tina,
tar free forever, hut when ensaved Nv
these very detestabie press, gangs anG
what trophies has bis uneqoalled skill, as
ISOLATED with his spont aneous and indignant
courage, now Won
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GhUNIHILNGhL

MoETR EAL, Aug. 2S.--On Lake Erie
1t is said Com. Perry has been reinforced
with 500 seamcn-he has about 20 yeEsc Is.
Il he !arsest mounting 20 gdns.-Our force
IS much inferior to that OF the enemy.
Dejcace ef C6HGda Upon the rerusal
OF important extracts from London Papers,
We are proud TO discover, at last, thai the
British House ot Peers think of the lrnpor
lance OF thiS colony. On learning Of the
capture OF York in April last, owing 10 it's
feeble garrison, and & want of adequate
force on Lake Ontario, Lords Grey and
DaIhiey made a motion. which it was ex
Pected would lead to an imneacGaent OF
ministers, for their imbeciIe cosld.ac M the
present war with the United States, and
particularly for not having sent more ample
succors 10 Canada last autumn. We SIN
ceTeiy hope the noble Lords will firmly pel.
SYST III their virtuous motion, which NAV
pave the way 10 supPlant men unable 70
govern, by others more competent TO such
an arduous task, ANY set Of rulers but tho
present, and We shall Certainly have mere
confidence in them. The impeachment
may have very broad basis--viz. Isl. for
noe sending sufficient naval force to the
coast or Anerlcf., when the United States
were clamorcus Eur war; ID, !crDot hav;nrr
sert similar Kind of force 10 command IN ?
Lakes; and Sd, for not having scrt . sufi
Client land force to dcTeud British North 4
rncr.ca.
ihet these arc heavy charges. our Losses
best certify. York and Fort George would
not have been disturbed. il we had, had A
more adequate fierce, and a number of in
valuable lives would thereby have been saw
ed Oar troops, IN consequence Of a wan,
otnaval CO operation, have not been ad1
quate, though our officers ard soldiers have
achieved three times more than could hsv..
been expected OF them and since the ar
rival OF Dir James L. Yeo the same spirit has
heen tvinced by our little navy. We had
nearly forgot the militia. They have
done their duty in c,ost conspicuous man.
ner, highly honorable to them as subjects 8,
people of courage.
The victories i'll Spain, viii, however. be
strong shield in defence of ministers
There can be no objections TO that If ir,Drcv-
ed bat what is this to Canada l-This va.
tueble arpendage Of the British Grown is
neglected; and e renegade Crown Prince
Of Sweden is subsidized with million, and
Afterwards with a pension of 60 cool .ter
Ing Good God !--wEat arc We culae II
Oar Governor General puts himself 30 al
most all tie priVs-ti OF ct n rl)N soldier
watching day and nigkr 10 pr uc:e the Sc
curity OF the country; and yet Sweden Gle
riVes more frCeI ;he = itish purse, tDar
What would eisectUaily support this grear
colony. Writers have said in The face ot
truth, that Canada does not share in the
burth ms of the State. We DENY this. Nfc
we not bound to pav the interest Of arm,
paper issued and have Nc nos other taxes
amounting Go almost twice as tsuch moref
Spain Is determined upon re-takng Lou
isiana without her so doing, the rst o
her possessions viii he constantly in ieopar
DIV from the m4Chmatiuns OF the goyeinmen
OF the II. S.
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- believe some American merchants and
supercargoes who are anxious of awaiting
themselves of the same opportunity OF re-
turning to their country.
fou are Ipresume sware that the Ameri-
can government has afforded every facility
to the departure of those Sr,tisi, subjects il,
the q. >. wao were nnder similar circum
stances With the persons included in MY re-
quest.
VITA regard to the ship William and T.
liza, VI which these persons Gre 10 embark,
/ beg Go Observe, that am We'll assured by
these W." have charge Of ner. that there is
no impeachment to her departure.
an, &c.
(SignedD X. G.BEASLEY.
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J America or who may be hereafter ia
Noven,ie,. 10. 1912.

November 10, 1912.
Mr.. Heas'ev writes TO Alexander M'Leay.
For those American citizens who cow
posed the crews or ships taken in war. I'm
n all times ready to enocr into any engage
ment which the law and usage of nations
require. Rnt ircM those whom vCur laws
have Invited, CT whom misfortune has thro nrl
n'o your country whoro accident and uot
the fortune or war has placed within your
power, must still urge my rsquess, t.l1;
they he allowed t. depart the iirgdor1 on
the conditions proposed i'll my letter Of the
7th inst" But z" If the board will enter into
an unconditional engagement, that all Bri-
fish subjects who have been permitted to
leave the United States since the dec!ara.
tion OF war. or who may be permitted to &c
part sheretron, eaali be exchanged for A.
mercan prisoners Of war, will, in like man
ner engage tor those American citizens
agreeaby to your letter." MIR. Beasley adds
- This arrangement however, ] would
make with great reluctance /; because it
would not be in unison witt, that spirit of Ii
beral warfare entertained by the government
Ok the United States, and because it would
bring within the influence of the war those
Who might, without detriment to either par
ty, be exempt from its operation.
ITO be cn,1ti,,f.T J
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2be lEtro,er # dlss L,,,;I,ay

Tie 1Etrder # 69iss Hauthor.
We learn that on Friday last. tT1 meu
were lodged in Pougkecpie jail. CHARGED
with the murder OF Miss Hamilton, If \ II
ems. One Of these men was dressed rs a
sailor, and the other in a common countiy
dress. II appears that they landed from a
boat at HyGe Park, about five miles from
Poug'lteepeic, AMI took up lodgings at q
tavern. They lodged in a room where tw
other men slept. and during the night en-
tered into a conversation on the subject ct
the ~ -der of Miss Hamilton from Which
conversation it was evident that they wer4
the guilty persons. They mentioned the
scuiie they had wish tic deceased, AID
that their intention was to ,dole;e her per
son--b'lt finding that SIZE made SO much
resistance, they determined TO take hcr
life, AID throw her body into the creek. 49,
ooe Of thcru said that she had Bit his arm
The two persons @lio overheard this en-
vetsati6n Immediately took rcasurcs tt
have them spprchendcG; and they were
/ Lodged ia jail as alb I'VE stated. On their
! examination brfo'e q sDagis,ri,tr lhcy deued
/ the charge; but on being ordered TO *
/ pose t'ieir arms, a woUul supposed IRON
a bite, was disco, cred on oDa ~ ;hc,n, who
! he sad se lad received ~ q aodGis with q
] womsn of ~ flnic.
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SLNANNAlI - -

DISTRESSING GALE az 9'NF s5UTH.
Ike Southern wall C heTc Oh Tuesday
last arr ed this morning. On account cf
the bad state Of che roads, the contractor
vas compelled to bring it from Darieu, 10
Thunder bolt.
The EDiroR of the REPUBLICAN has
been politely favored with tie sight Of ex -
rac's Of letters from gentlemen s,uthwl~d-
t. their friends in This ciy, whici give
lie iol'o"ing distressing accounts. F-5U
major M Craw's pitntaG we learn th7f
ne fresh hes 20 rise &C the Oschee rive,
u SUNDAY morning at13 O'clock i WA
over thc rice hv'd it continued % rise VIII,
Isretatr rapidly anil now . from foac 20 4. @
eet over the rirc. HIPS people have All
ct. the toll house s. have gone o M'Cr.yyss
plHcc for s6eltsr. The Olsnsa s,r 49,.
foiO thc bf'3ee, end II is expo. ed VII 90
$50, 70 Is aij under water. AND t1s H.,
! 'tory q tne toll house j. h@ir fi1ved eyerl
l''ing It IS feared viii So to de.,ruciioa. Is
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From the .Tayatogn por;ot.

SON Of Var, Robinson, near t,.is yillaee, arri-
we'd at his fathers !sst F.iay, after an Sbseuc- of
fosrteen ,-:rs; seven or which, we unders,and, he
in tire servee Of the Ec,t'sh having e,caasd
twice, and SIS often been Impressed by thenl He
not allow ed to 60 ashore but 1hree or fur !r es
during tn whole period u: his Imprisonment lie
had written several letters II lie psrsnts, Int thew
were sill suppressed HIS fri mis- supposed him 10
BE- mn more nt the late attack upon Hsnuton. h,.
luckily seized the ausplcmls no, snt, and with nine
o: his cnmpaliouE, took French .ave nc bis pers u
tors, white they were onIs5 in purder;Rg tue in
hsbitants; spd has returned TO cheer the hearts If
his aged parents, who hsd gvtn over All i.opes OF
again Jsl.oiding their soB.
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=" have informed YOU that had address.
ell Lord Cast!ereagh on the subject OF our
citizens who have been Impressed, ard are
now keld in the British naval service. de.
mended their release, and complained OF
thetreatmcnt which some had received Oh
chcrirg 20 give themselves up as prisoners,
or refusing TO serve when they heard of the
war. In reply | have received a short
note from Mr.. Cooke, one of the under ST.
cretar,cs, stating that he was instructed to
require OF me the names OF the men vino
had received the treatment complained of,
and the vessels il which they were, wnich
Immediately furnished. ana urged reply To
tho other part of my letter. In an mterview
have since had with MIR. Cooke, l tool,
occasion to remind him OF it, when re init
mated that the government did not intend 10
answer me on that point-adding, that Eli
gland was lighting the battles of the world
We had chosen to go to war aud SO aid the
great enemy, and that England had o.
mach right To recruit her army and navy,
in every possible manner, as France
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Mr.. R-aslev 20 T.. Cooke.

SIR,
have now the honor to repeat to you
what stated IN conversation this morning.
that the persons fer whose return to the
United States 1 requested the necessary
passports, are for the most part American
masters aud mariners that some # them
IN consequence ii the loss OF their vessels
abroad, have come here Oh their way e.
AMERICAS that others Of them having bean
employed ~ British ships, arc now DESTROYS
OF returning home that Others, though
he dstentor or condemnation of their YES
sells under Briifh orders in unciI, anu
hers. though all The casualties to which
this class Of iTen Is always exposed, are lefi
eitisou TIC means OF CONVEYANCE. None Oh
these per7'ns have been IT, any way engaret
n hostultes against Great Britain. They
ire almost wholly destitute, and for some
ime have been chiefly supported at the ex
pence Oh the United states. There are al.
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Mr.. fseasley TO Lord Castlereegh.

~, Wmfotc Street, OCT. i2kA, 1872.
MY LORD--In consequence OF the war
unhappiiy existing between tie u. States and
Great Britain. it has become my duty to sail
Your I.ordships' attention 10 the situ7t ton of
the great naGlber Of !h,ae.icaa sS4'ssea who
have been Impressed, and are now held in
the ships vi war OF his Britannck Majesty.
In addition to the wrong which is Gone to
the United States hy this detention Of their
seamen, regret 10 state, that some OF these
unfortunate persons, lraying heard OF the
war ard offered to give themselves up as
prisoners, have, for So doing, or for refusing
to do service, been punished.
To put an end to proceeding and a
state of things so revolving to humanity,
and so contrary to the law and usage of CT &.
viii zed nations, persuade myself it is only
necessary to present them TO the view of the
British goveIn~ent-and therefore trust
that eff Ctuai measures will be immediately
taken to restore these injured men TO liber
t. and 10 their country.
have the honor, TO he, Sc.
ISignedl X. G. BEASLEY.
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f. Cooke to K. G.. Bea.lev.

LWeIsN ODIce, OC1o6eT %, 1872.
S1R-t'aving LAX, before Id. Castlereaeh
YOUR letter requesting taat you may be al
lpwed to send a cartel TO america. wnh CT
tizens ofthe United States who wish to re-
turn 70 their Country. am directed by his
Lordship TO express his consent to this pro-
position, and am TO desire YOU will confer
with the commissioners Tor prisoners of war.
with regard to the account you are. to give
for such parts of the crew as shall upear to
be combatasts, aud on that principie must
be exchanged.
am, &c,
[Sieped1 f. COOKE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-05
E. Cooke to R.G. ReasleY.

Foreign Office, Oct. 1874. 1879.
In consequence OF your letter to lord
Castiereagho of the 18th inst. am directed
by his lordship tn desire you viii furnish ME
with the names Of the American sailors who
have been so punished, and of the saiD they
are on board"