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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-04

c his memory lcr r Lensnv derive ffom lis in,er-
tou..
The EASTERN capitalist has only turn lis vi " to ,l maps
thu geography oi the and h.
NieUuuat moment During the mpntion ofhe- BEN,
of England had suI the and for
tunes of the like Satan when scarCho Of ad nearing
parss Disappointed hoWeyerin finding tie British Has.
tlE have Abandoned their ccrtnteS and uId,r
victorious stripes anticipating the citz ofte Inid
States by importing DIRECT from England argr q'a;iti, Of
merchandise. We have, that Sls waiting
for windat thu English Turn short since, III
2O00 crates OiqueSnswaFV only.
Every calculation Which can be made fA,ors the cncour-
Of the cN.oruon of prod and the barter
exchange for the sale This proue NeNorlei than by
borowinsor sending oct money to Tho castwud and
coulagc ccaf injury 10 Ourselves end country.
The merchants in the who import from En-
rlanu, trade chiefly English enpitl-6ri, carter y,
the bass OF the eonOnlce Of the whole World, eonpa1i,
speaking. And the merchant, and thu farmer and the
tic, and manufacturer. and Tie merchant back again. viii
be td more benefi,tcd BY taking credit this 81 fish
capital tan h, loani from the banks d,yd
for the merchandise liz hu, Sand csccioGy le he tender,
1scrn p f1r his mcychanGSc. tits tnfGid b,i,e-
eia dollars British canita Oh, er,xli,
To- trade than 10 barrow SoOCOodels.
fcs, IN on1 Is JvIToJcfih merchant who docs 9th
Hise. ciccts hinSltin his calculations nine times in
i, IS not the asi necessity for riskIg This crvi,tS
lta whilst a, thc>t time SlOull rn cgvys the
hant FOR capital o.! dollars sport IL, prouce
ht TIE as uneual IN our payments t. nur creditors in the
1"siwarda =. fc tc banks profit pltt
r:c. IL dollars The 100 lbs. only.
spirit oirluiry is sSry. and IN the town &C Gin
cniSii in particular. Ihcco'nnerrs o!he will undergo
complete rcyuuli'ai. le advantages of many thousands
of ,niics of hsbor, VIII bc mona Ozed by foreigners
whilst sieyping. STEAM 30 ms ard balrrs IA
cOntAion With Euru.an importers Milloijct the wl,le
Andasa iurthr induce meit fur the establishment ofSt,an
.NitS North ad South Carolina Notes, which ustd BE-
near 10 ;tr cent tsctnt IN fni lpi Tar.
~ rmiun oftNO per bec'ise the British mcrlh
rice Of the Caronas And such is the overflow vi many ar.
iics imported there that OF tn coatng vcs
sells we notice an IT, eastern Pee currents the importation
in'o their parts OF crates aud rice from Clarl, su and SA
'anilai. IhAs ~ as Il Stutld *.
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YTIRGINIA At Rules, holden in on

NIIRGINIA At Rules, holden in the
Clerks Office oC the superior Court of Chancory for
tie Richmond District the 6ti day of June 1915.
Colin Jasise, PiaG. against EgIt Hurris and Daniel
Wilson, DcjeHdvfg.
TIE Defendant Egjert Harris, having entered his
appearance and gwen security according 10 The Act OF AS
,sTbly and the Rules Of this Court and appearing by sat
aetory evidence that he is abitant Of his tou.
~ n is gyieycL That the SAID Defendant do appear
hreon TN rst day Of the Term and answer the billof
the Plaintiff; and that copy Of th order be forthwith IN
ino for months slecessyeiy and posted q, the front
donr ofitic capitol ia the said City
Acopys-Icgie, WM W. HEN ING. &c.
August D.. 32--aS.
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WARNING THE Sd.
IFrwnG.e Ciacinn61i Casoge1
NlTICAITONO or THE ono md
MISSISSIPPI RIVERS-(No. ~

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q eoJi.id, r.l,le prorortia, of
our produce vail continue 10 icit down tie Ohio g.,
the Old mode yet Is the bargcs. and uarrni.riy
the STEdbOdJS, that We must. By their npurtafnns Of
M ruanize IN the exchange it 5O lJOi u d, The "a -
support and siirct anchor Of our DiO5p.FiN.
The vi tbs steam bOst y Comparatively Of no We
iur 20 eastern rivers, Wien placed alongside VI the s,
rys rivers Which empty tenstsc into aId cOruose tlf
Bf.sspyaid wht iurt eitgie with what N,t. yrlesi,
viii ~ h. f1w ytursy Lco 70 tc Missouri. REQ t,r
T-11o Arkansas, White ie = River St. Fr.Ati. ue e;-
ss.ipiisiJr H. tictiou iti the Oiotl. numerous b,e
ois. and sgiailr er-,ks. I've 1cissee tic Curi
~ Naiasi tle Sci0gi,the EtIanha, Nv Air hos and tt
ninufes la Rcd ths towns uud ,I,i a. lA
ih,y ~ ports o en,ly oDd tSp0ft is Jfks, will D..
f,ltd is un improvement with oil Soils Jf import
Cd hGtyariie,s by Ma-gltsaas.
How mrny dolait nil Of bsrlof DO thfs q, rant h.r
isHs rtiEr % us NOTHING 'gu te t.i of iHiirrhoii m
Sic c8;lr static has tirte prevented u,u from sung
pciF -epf'- 80 pet rene 3caH goBg ryS.
gtcci aph4 NE bnolcy " f7haet1c would De q rtiu Of
realizing fortune. 1.ie orfs NJ Ongcg vito arr fs,g i
yoler isd vast aiaanrr Trey thtIfs Vts iIrfur
r. Mte rHs p-rlb fi,nn N'or,as: gd ffin selling dr
- egca1c vti0ui One addtta al arge OF TIE other Two
o., winch fadiiiOn mats iht usual freight o. fyc ctfs
muf. rie cost Of carIjsgc trpiy is.tt fls nrfffsF
ue Dioaraiia, seho nae kays eirtla c.iL r. LAb-
r~c tine from rfiisd,l, iia nney h. command IN
II within uiat tips dd tic sfcu0, btm Ll.e,5,i-..
.Oin ltins ar'eiei OF tititr PERT tion or spstd.
perform tt ar1e.
cri,5 who rf''s lioafn t'nfs Or ia-.te. asd tv-
ofh g, innsi 'I,sf it ~ lu.4 VI tip piHf.ndc of
~ - tft i.cmf3.ttur cy.s err oyutd tofie
- $50 re i.,fei.u ID PlOY i-ellce ~ t'sse a.
Iral FlLTp1s. vlo,o e,t.s tii.o,u. ao-,fer
nr ff- rrti'" ffaNSoN. aiu s..i.f,6
"'f 'i' - scsalf q. r. afl
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ADVERTISEMENT.

4 PPREIIENDED ~ the County Of James City,
" on the 81 day Of July last, ly Thomas -.
Allen and William Jenniags, Of said County, very
likely Negro Man by the naioe ofJACK, said to be
tie property oiJoin Tim, Of the Counfy Of Fluvan-
nahe isa very black man, about feet on incli-
higi-hc has short wool hair, sfGootliskn, & re-
der delicate fcaiures-he has a seq on the right
arm, little above the elbow, and had on when COM
mitted to the jail Of said county, round short coat
and pautaloons Of blue cloth.
BAKER PERKINS, Sheyig
Of JaBIes Gin Comfy
September 90. 4O--v9mp%2
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CHANCERY NOTICES.

VIRGINIA At Rules, holden in the
clerks office ofde Superior of cancery for the
Richmond District, the Goth day of August 1918.
Francis Anderson, Piri,iB, against Egtrt Harris and Dan
iel Wilson, Drfnduvs.
THE Defendant EgeTt Harris not avug entered hi, ap
Ptarauce and 1Tcn cyrit according tie Ac Of Assem-
bly, and the Rules Of tbs court apptsring hy sasfsc-
tory evidence that ie is inhabiant Of DIS country
odrc HAT tic said Defendant do appear here ON the
first day o dc next term, AID answer the biz ofte Plaintiff
and that copy Of this order h. forthwith inserted in some
NEWSPAPER published in ie city OF Richmond FOR two month,
succi'ey,and posted die front door capitol in The
said cry.
AcoPy-Itse, WM ". HENINC. {. c.
--g,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-04

I'm CHANCERY In Louisa County
Y court. June 18th, 1918.
William COo<e James Nelson, James HcGe William c.
PoD1eNter executor Of Warner II. Broadus deed Over
Harris. Edward Raland Elijah u Lawrence admin
i,tra;rx Of William Lawrence deed. Thomas Holiaday
Thornton Gibson, Nicholas Mcrwethr and Barnet Moore
Plaintiffs against Samuel Ovcrton administrator with de
Win annexed Of Samuel Ragyand, deed. Dcfsndqaf.
THE Defendant Srnuel overton i. not h1ying enterf,I
his appearance and given security to the Of
senby and the rules of hs Cour and appearing 70 ii
satisfaction OF the court hat he is inabitan of this
state ON the motion Of the plaintiff by their counsel j fr
0Ted That the defdt Samuel Overtcsl do appr here
the ID Monday in Oct s, the plaintiffs bill &
that copy OF this order b. forthwith inserted in some oe OF
Che papers prnten the City Richmond for EIGHT
weeks successfully and published the front door Of The
COurt-Iiouse some court day.
Aeopy-1ese, JOHN PoINDEX1T3R. ir. u. c. I.c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-04
VALUABLE LAND ron Sale.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SIZE.
PURSUANT to a Decree Of the Supe-
Court It ChanceTl Cor the 7. irict Of Rchnoi,
AWARDED IN iavor Of John Preston, iasuvr OF the COM
cath Of Virginia. OF william Hnel,s &c.
against Frances QrS, widow m Adnnisir Nth thu
W,il rNcdof John Qare,. deed. and others, defendants
WI sr, 10 the highest bidder, cr,it &c l2nunthS.
Eii.NY nam courhorss. Monday, the 23i day OF Oeg,
b-r ncvf, ,ng coIrtAy.) laGic lror n Luut. IL, Sa
county, situated immediately Ntapony Rycr aLc,.; -
Icis below the eorhouse. ana, above MrS,-roint.
tairnig cbonti,c hundred Acres.
This iasl OF pretty good soil anti ahpuil, in very Sine
white oal and pine tntr. THERE'S attached it, n very
extensive firm Mars upon which great many cattle anal
hogs may b. supported, and raised very Hide expense
Fish and wild fowl nriy be had IN abundance, in ilcir
pectYe For che thc purchase money,
bond With security will b. required, payable the
wealth. andalsoa Deed of Trust SAID Land further
the payment Of iiie bond.
The Commissioners.
K;ug-Wilan. September p. 4s-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-04

Wake, Maid OF I.orn rs twas thus ,l,ey surg,
And vet more proud the desc,,ilt rung
- WAKE, Maid OF Lnrni high right IS ours,
10 charm, dull sleep from Bs,ut, : bnwtas;
Earth. Ocean. Air. have uGugiit Soshy
s3utoWr,tly, power OF Diiastrclsy.
an ietitrm0rc the tinlid der
Wi pause. the harp, wild chime to hear;
Rude liciskar's seal tliuugii s1rCts dark
VII long pursue the minStrcrS lark
To list lis notes, the eagle proud
Will poise him IS1,-C.aillach's cloud
Then lSt noi NiaiIcr', tar dislHin
The summons Of TN minstrel tr:,i..
Rt. wiliic oIr hsrp> Wild music make,
Eaiih oi Lnrn, awake, awake !
80 wal.r. while dawn, with DIV, slime.
Wake, nature, charms 10 sie with thin,
She bids tle nl0ltl.d thrash rejoice
10 mate Giy n,Ciody ofvoice;
The dew that IN the viulci ii,s
a.ocS> the iiarl. liisrc of thii.r eyes /;
Rir, Edith. wake, and al We sce
Of NN,et aud FAIR s'iai. Weld e. thee -
= S.le come, Iint YETI fray Fy-rire. cried;
Brcthrcn.lct setter spell betri,d,
Those noi's prolonged isat sooiii:nS theme,
Which bosi may mix W;'h beauty dream,
And whisper. with their silsery tone,
The hope she lows. VI 4 2rs 10 OMli.-
ii; spoke, and on tho harp-stTiutrs died
'ihe strains Of haucr! and OF pride;
Niogc soft. innrs' low. more tender itll
',he iay otioVe lac b.hie them tell.
Wake. Maid of I0In. the moments fly
Which ~ thst Ineiei-nDule allow.
Wake. Niaitlci wake, the howris nigh,
When love shall claim plightcd vow.
Ny Fear, thy boSum's Suffering g,est,
rs Hope. that soon shall Gars remove,
We bid dice bread. ,ht lsonds Of rS;.
And wake thee at the call of Love.
"Walsc, Edith wake in yonder bag
Ii,smany galley gaiy mannd
We hear the merry pihrOelS play,
we sc the strean,erS siilcr hand
What CheiuiiHs praise these pibrochS swell,
What crest is On these banners woNe,
Tie harp. the minstrel, dare not tell
The riddle must be read by Love-"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-04
On CHANCERY At Court held for

q n CHANCERY At a Court held for
Prince Edward county, July the 17th. 1915
Greed Haslns and Benjamin u. Price, Copiqiaa,fs against
William Morgan and Lucy ms wif formerly Luey Has
kiIs and Mother Of Benin. finsl.. deed and 1ltgi
rick G. Ha5ins, the administration and one of the brothers
Of the said Benin Hask1 Creed IIasAins, Aaron I.as
kin5. EdH ard HElsiHs, James W. e. Haskins. Ph.rbc
fusi,In Mildred Hakins, Martha Hasbns. and Eliza
Hnsin, the infant brothers ard sisters said Benjamin
faskins Dejepqases
The coIpiainaits filed their bill md the Defendants. m
ecpt William Moi gan and Lucy his wr. fled their answer
and the said VIM Morgan, having entered his appearance
ard giycn security according Act Of The General
sCny and the rules of this court. and appearing the
satisfaction fthc court that he nhabant OF h.s
Sac tn is 0rGyed. That the said Dtf'i William MORGAN
do ePyar here the first day of OciO0r nta ana
the complainant b.!ud hew against ia
sale Of the Tract Of Land ~ he bin neutiOno and dat
copy Of ,is order be forthwith n.Fi,din some Of t,
public Newspaper printed IN hc city of Richmond. for Two
innnds uccefy, and also,pOst At the frondoor Of te
cOrrt-house Of this county.
c0py.-1egtc, B.J. WORSHAM, d.
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IK.lLI,EI1 NNOI,1,

The following beautiful lines the frs, in t'at 70
On lately published by w. Scott, The Lord eStr h',"
which IS written celebrate the achievements id
rs oc hobert Br'iceIhese lnes species of Eptal
nsiu' written b, the nstres on the nuptil nom Of Ilh
ct Lorn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-04
IN CHANCERY I'm Goochland Coun-

4 N CHANCERY in Goochland Coun-
( ~ Court, 10th May, 1918.
George W. Parish PqiutG, against Benjamin Wclfe and
Stephen Murrcll. DgendaRs
THE Defonan stephen Murrc having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act of as
senly and the Rules of this Court and it appearing 70
the satisfaction of the Court hat he nhab-
tart OF this State the motion Of the Plaintiff BY his
counsel II ~ oye That the said defendant (NlUrrell) 90
app AZ here the Sd Monday in OCTOBER next and answer
the PanhH bill and that copy ri dis ORDER b. forth
with inserted IN some public newspaper published in the CT
~ Of Richmond. for months cssiyey and that ai
Other copy b. posted the fFOnlOOr OF the Comt-Oue Of
this County.
A c0py.-TsStc, w. MILLER c. @. C.
9vs
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VIRGINIA; At Rules holden in the
Clerk, Office gi the Superior Court Of Clanc ~ Tor
the Richmond District. die 2Gth day &c August, 1918.
Albert Galatin aud soirt Alexander. deyiccOfSayary De
YaCUIiOu, deed, i'2iHf against Henry Bans Thomas
Ielss John Preston aih William G P,ndleton, Beister Of
the land Office y. fyniQHfS.
The sulpen - revive and answer dc aneider and sup
Elemental bawirls IN ths Tot having been return.
"a executed Lie defendant henry Banks, and h. hay
ing entered his aIp and gwen sccHnty according 10
tlc n anhy and Rues Of this Court, and II appear
ing hy satisfactory tvrlcc that b. j. nhabiafit Of
ts country Is ordere, That the said Ocffdsn do ap-
pear here The first tsy of the term and sg cans
e any h. can, against tn revival by lt said proc sought
aud answer the aneudr and ippimual bis Of On. pari-
s and tlu,t copy offns order b, frihWti inserted
IN ~nnc newspaper Published in she Cts Of Richmond for
months ccsiycy ,aud posted The front door Of de
Capitol IN the said city.
copy.-TcNc TN ~ HENINC, 6. c.
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EN CHANCERY :--Meclzlen6drg Coan-

Z n OTfANCEKI :--MeCklenburg Coun-
ty courr. 10Th June, 1915.
Francis Brooke plqiG. AGAINST Edward Evan LuIgeIl y
vans and William Pettus, Dsiendanfs.
THE Defendant Edward Evans having entered his
appearance according the Act of Assembly and c Rules
Of this Court and it appearing the satisfaction of
Court tla ne IS not nabaI Of this State ON The
ton of the Painfully his Attorney Il ord,ea, he
appear here the first day OF October Court next andc-
ter his appearance and answer the Plaintiffs bill and give
security for performing the decree OF the Count HAT
copy Of this order be inserted in of the newspapers
printed in Richmond for months ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that
copy thereof be posted the front doOrof the Courthouse
Ofthe said County.
y coPy.-Ieste: JOHN II. IIARDIE de.
51-W8ws
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4 Ia Court held for Cum6eriand Coun

A T Court held for Cumberland Coun-
"a IS the 41i Monday in July, 1915 the Court
lnfse.
Willis vaughan Robert y oibson and Christopher
rOne.
TIE Defendant, Gibson not having entered his appear
and given security BY law required and IL app arms.
che satisfaction of che Court that gd Gibo if.
ialif 81 CHS Country the mnton o. tic said plaii-
II iy Counsel His odyed. dat the .aid Gibson dnapncar
here te it MONDAY IN October next, and ne bill
~ M pffiifig and a,a copy Of tbs order b. forthwith
serted in slar printed IN the Civ Of Hitinmh
ior months suceessey and another copy BE- po,to At
4 oo9y.-Tse. MJLLRa woopsoN. .. c..
Sa~UsH-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-04
NOTICE.

( Petition viii be presented to the next
"a General Asseinhlyof Virginia, PRAYING the passage OF
Law, ap?rvprarg e money arising from the sale OF t,e
o;lehc Lands ~ Abmarle county the purposes of the
Academy heretofore ar ist by law, in the said COUNTY of
A!bemaric.-4na. Petition alter ard an,li the sud
law, authorizing the establishment ol e SAID Academy.
S.,nttn,ls.r 2T.--l2 Won,
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TaVO RENT OR EEASE.-Two or three
iencIncnt3 with g.,r,en ground enclosed o. Mar
ion Hiii.onc Isjs below RialnnooJ--Apply
Hpgsii -. 1SN MIL 2ferODL.
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VIRGINIA At Court held for Al
hlna.la Conntr 81 nfI mil. IaIi-

N|IRGINIA At a Court held for Al
beInaile County, Sd Of July, 1915.
William O. Garner, Complainant, against Solomon Stoldar
and chilcs Beaul, ncJer7rIiS.-IN cIAECERI.
THIS day came the complainant by his COUNSEL and the
defendant solomon Solrd having entered his appear
ance and sven security according the Act OF Assembly
and the Rules of this Court appearing to the satis-
faction ofe Court that heis inhaiant Of this Com
monw'sli'i on the motion Of the complainant ordered
bV tie Coayt, That the said defendant do appear here ON the
first Ninndayin November next and the bill Of tie
Complainant and that copy Of this order b. forthwith In
setesl IN some of the newspapers published in thc City
Of Richmond for months succssiyey posted at the
front door of the couFthoase Of this county, for the same
time.
= copy.-Tegtc, ALX'R. GARRETT. c. A.c.
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NAI III be sold at public ucticn, or Tuesday llt.
w l0tl Der, at IL O'clock before the iiort
door Of the Bell Tavern, in the City OF Richmond.
the beautiful Fam, on James River, only : miles
below the Chy, called Chester LiU containing be-
tween six and seven hundred acres Of Land-about
one hundred cf which is Low Grounds. go prime
Meadow Lsnd-tiere are alb out 900 acres (onl,)
ciearcd--the high land has SIS rich red clay bottom
as any Land in Nirginis, and is as well adapted 10
the cultivation Of small grain and cIover-tLsre are
two elegant scites for building-each of them civ
ing complete view ofItichmond-it is also celfa,n
that one Of the very hest fisheries on James River
IS attached to this p!aee-t is bounded by danes
River, for half Elile, and by Falling Creek, for
one mile and half from wl,iel. any quantity of
water may be had for the establishment Of Mill
or any Kind of Manuiactcrv. In short there are
but few, ifsny situations within the same distance og
Richmond, combining so many advantages as
Chester Hill.
Terms Of Sale.-Oee third Of the purchase mo.
ney will be required in 90 days, t balance divided
in two equal aonuai Payments. Notes with appro-
ved endorsers viii be required, and the tile wd-
held until tae money IS paid, or deed viii be made
to the purchaser, and deed Of trust taken to Sc
cure the two last payments.
The sale ,giV Le maze Muder tie direction, of
Jas. H. Lgicl, .4ftCa0neer
- m UILLL2.N COODE.Sr
Noss1 ~ m.
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Che'fer mn, September 9.-3e fcs
ROBERT NEILSON .4.ND co

w ~ II II n EILOUN .fIVU 20.
AVE just received so packages Of goods. con-
4 4 sssting Of SupeIfne Cots, Gassimer.s.
5toekinaneus, CslioOes end printed Ca,nb,ie..
Gmglaas, BO,obazetts, Bomlazeens, IS e IL
Shirlings and Long Cloths, Csmbic and Madras
Hank 'rebiefs, Musns, &c. with variety Of other
articles; and are IN isiy expectation of further,
supplies, which will be sold wholesale and retail,
at reduecd prices, for cash, cr aeceptsnees IL
town.
July To- 1856
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JOHN KING

3 , ESPECTFULLY.in informs his friends
: q and the public, that he has just rece;ytd ava aai
oIl supply Of GOODS suitable for the present and a.
preaching s'on, which he Nil sell reasonable rats Ia
August IL. 2s.f
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-22
EItraet efa heier from an officer on board Of
The Unifed STATES many, dated,

y Ertraet cfa ietier from an officer on board Of
The Umfed States navy, dated,
"1He Bay Of Naples. SEPT. 10, 1915.
" "This being the first opportunity since we
! lef. Agicrs, l use it. We left Algiers the
9Th July, and on the | 5th arrived al Cagliati,
for water and refreshments on tIs 25th sail
cd for Tunis, and on the following day an
chored in the bay, in a fine position. The
com modore mcdiately made his compli-
men,s TO the bey, signifying to him that, as
he had permitIed tzoo brigs, prizes to the y.
MStatcs flag, to be taken from under his bat
terios by an English ship Of war, contrary TO
the usages OF war and civilized nations, he
having power TO resist this violation of his
port the purpose of his visit was to demand
indemnify Tor this breach of good faith, and
: be would expec, the indemnity TO be sent Oh
. board by given hour on the day named the
q emmodore sent an estimate OF the value Of
the prizes, and although there appears to
have been great CONSERVATION, the demand
was promptly complied with, and the indem-
nifty sent on board having accomplished this
service by the I'd Aug. we sailed for, and on
the 5th anchored before Tripoli, where we
had similar ceremony to perform, and which
was conducted IN the same smooth, cool, de-
I cided way, without any paaver, which would
/. leave room TO doubt that we should do as we
said. The hey OF rripo'i appears not to have
had so much OF the ready at com mmand, but
showed equal readiness with his neighbor 10
comply with the demand falling short of the
indemnify required, he signihed that there
was Danish family IN his possession, con-
sisting OF nine persons, and two other Euto-
peans, whom he was williog to deliver up TO
make good the indemnify demanded the
commodore did not hesitate a moment, and
We had the satisfaction TO sec them soon after
arrive on board our squadron. need not say
how gratifying this cruise must be to every
American soul, how delightful 1t was 10 see
the stars and stripes holding forth the hand of
reTibutive justice TO the barbarians, and res
cung the unfortunate, even OF distant but
friendly European nations, from slavery.
con the 10Th We arrived at Syracuse, and
on the 2olh at Messina, where we underwent
some repairs, and on the Cd Sep ar. here.
=" There Is report of the capture Of sew
eral Swedish vessels by the Trpolitans and
Algeiines. guess we are clear OF them for
some years at least they see we are not on
ly wilhog but able and determined TO put
them on their good behavior all along shore.
If other nations do not do so, they ought TO
sutter hope our government will not think
we ought TO so 10 SIeeh, because oar character
IS an"
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European world. She isshe mistress OF her
own fortune ;-knows that she is SO, and will
actua,e that power which she feels she hath,
so as 10 establish her own system, and 10
change the system OF Europe. North,
America has advanced, and is every day ad-
yancing to growth Of state, with steady and
continually acceleraiing motion, OF which
there has never yet been any example in
Europe. The first, which, in all human
probability will, sooner or later, become the
great leading principle between the old and
The world, is, that North America will be-
come free hort 10 all the nations Of the
world indiscriminately and will expect, in.
sist on, and demand, in fsIr reciprocity,
FREE MARKET 10 all those na,ions with whom
she trades. This WILL Of she forgets not
nor forsakes her real nsure) be the basis OF
her commercial treaties. If she atheres to
this principle, she must, be in the course Of
lime, the chief carrier Of the commerce Of
Of the whole world because, unless the seve
raj powers of Europe become 10 each other,
likewise FREE PORTS and FREE MARKETs,
America alone will come TO and act there,
with an ascendant interest that must COM
mand every advantage 10 be derived from
them,"