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'hein, anu Iney soon claimed the prmcipa. atten-
tion. On the 10th, howeves, thought myself
perfectly at liberty TO give notice of my int enton
to depart III guarded manner. l had already said
every thiag, IN my several Communications, on the
subjects that We're depending, that | intended to
say, uless it should be made necessary to add more.
by reply to them had also waited in vain, a
sunicient time tor areply. could depart with
Out giving timely notice OF il, especially after the
late correspondence and The season was so "a
advanced, that, if withheld it longer, l should
be exposed to winter passage, or comp elied to
remain TILL the Spring. II was on these con side
rations that wrote the above mentioned note 10
Lord Mulgrave, lin the hope of promoting, with
out longer delay, satisfactory arrangement OF
the points alludedto. But SO vague is his answer
tnat II l. quite out OF my power 10 determine, at
this time whether 1t will be proper for to sail or
not IN the course of the present season. Indeed there
Is but one vessel now in port, destined to the u.
States, In which should wish 10 embark with my
family, at so late period. She will be com
manded by Captain Tomkns, for Norfolk, who,
understand, proposes to set out in the beginning
OF next month BY that time shall probably see
more FULLY into the ultimate intentions and policy
oil this Government towards the United States and
think may venture TO say that, if sail durine Q
the present autumn, it will be in that vessel''
In postscript to the foregoing, under date Of
October %, Mr.. Monroe adds:
- have just had an interview with Mr. Ham
mond, in which asked hun, when / should obtain
an answer from Lord Mulgraye. He assured me tha,
the subJec, was under consideration OF the Cabinet
and that 1t was intended TO give me as early an
answer, as It's own importance, and the other very
| important concerns of the Government, would per
nit; that knew they contending for their
| existence, &c told hin. that was detained here
by that business alore, and should have sailed
long since, Tor the United States, had his Govern
1 our Tai oh IL,
enabled me-
! 'Captaln TomSins will not sail till February.
so that there is no prospect of al immediate pas
sage in his vessel'
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NAsuINcToT, Sept 81, 1924.
SIR: nave ilst learned with surprise that YOU
Rad been refused the Ct believe usually allowance
made Tor your expenses return from Paris 10 the
United States, more especially rs il must have
beeR well knov'n in the United States the Difficult
~, at the end OF 1896 and comtnenc ement of 1897,
70 procure convenient conveyance for You and
family Having resided all of 1896 and 1907 r.
Paris except occasionally on the seaboard. and in
constant correspondence with persons established
IN the different ports in France, well recolIec, tho
dIllculIy attending our commerce about the end nj
l'yo' ana so VIII every American who was then
in Paris, or any Of the French ports, and. conse-
quently, the difficulty for sou to procure vessel
calculated to accommodate you and family, with
passage home. Any declaration of mine to tba,
effect IS st Jour service. lament to hear of the
lndiSposilion OF Mrs. Monroe, and wishing her
speedy recovery, aNd health to you,
am, very respectfully. Sir, your obediep, cor.
want, JOHN MI ps,TIITTr
james MoNRoE, Esq
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u.
NEW YoaE, 18Th Non. Ise.

New Yoag, 18Th Nor. 1875.
SIN: ara informed by Mr. Lee, tba, migbt
po%si6iy communicate TO you some circumstances
winch could Be useful relating 70 the occurrence.
connected with your first ernbassy to Ftance I
arrived at Paris, and had The honor to be presented
10 YOU IN the latter part ofthe year 1895 or in The
beginning OF The year following. Atuia, time NJ
Prevosi, the Secretary Of Legation, Mr.. pnrvi
hnce, o. Baltimore, and my deceased bro,be, y,sre
~ employed and assiduously engaged in the b,si
ness OF your mission. There were then ore,, ,,,,,
ucr' Of our citizens in Paris, having claims ~, ,Is
tiench Government, some for contracts rp,do h,
rs agents IN this country others for prope,tv sod
81 different sea ports in France, to pe,.o,s .I,,
employed BY the same Government. 70, ,yLfrb
payment 10 all cases, sought for through con,
interference, which created vast acru,nuI,tion e
correspondence with the different departmenfs of
me french Government, and with the So, NOR,
towns me last Of which, Of course was beayy
Contingent expense for postage. Ahouttb mil
die OF thisJear. (I706) ms brother had Iona adj
dangerous illness, and avail myself Of n,is occ,
SION TO acknowledge oace more my obligations 70
you and your family, for The attentions sod as.;.,o
ahce tiat were afforded him during verv Ion,,
= 'Sness' 10 ne AovSo Hh.eb vas hired bv rog ~.
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From the CoRneet.cl. Miro,
DEATH OF AN INFANT.

Heath found strange beauty on that ehrrub brow,
And dash'd 1t out. There wa. tint ofro.s
On chcvt anil lp he tcuc.! the vein, wi,l,icr
An,lthe rose faded. Forth from those hlae ewes
Thcre beom'd wi,hful tenderness, adoub,
whether To sricve or sleep, which innocence
Alone iuay wcir.-With ru,h!c - haste he bound
Eye 'ilken lrin;es of these euJtainins liz.
Forever. There had been 4 r,rn,1Tinr sound
With which the babe would claim il, mother, carr
Charming her even 10 tears. The Spniler,,t
lsi' 'cal Of silence. Bu, there hram,i a smde
SO hN'd aud holy ftomihat marble brow,
Death GaE'd AMI leir it there; he dar'i not steal
The Siguet-iins of Heaven.
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President Of the Unitcd States.

NEw LoNnoN, Sept. p, 1929.
SiR: have understood no allowance has ever
been made tor the expenses you incurred in conse-
qucnce OF your detention in France after vonr re-
call iii the winter of 1896 and Y. NV business
was Of such nature, at the period of your de,en-
toa, as TO require my presence in many of the sea-
ports, for which have abundant vouchers. could
not but observe how few of the American f,-s
were TO be seen 70 what had been accustomed
The reason assigned by the merchants for the great
dlminui!on, was ewing TO the various obstacles
THROWN in the way of our commerce by Great
Britain and France. recolIec Frequently hearinp
mention male OF the serious difficulty you latored
under TO find suitable vessel TO carry your family
20 the United States at that incement season.
My motive for writing you this letter, withou,
airy apology, is to offer you any proofs Of the fact
OF those difficulties may have in my possession,
should they he required.
an with the most profound respect, sir, your
ooedient servant,
OLIVER CIAMPLAIN.
Ills Exceiency JAdEs MoNRoE.
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REQUIEM.

F0" 4"Ts. fSoNS' iSgeslds OF fhc " ortt.
Rest thou in peace, Life, toll is DER,
~. Joys, its sOrInws are no more:
These nv'ei 20 taste, or those ieplOre,
Rest thou III peace,
The loves OF youth, the pride OF age,
No more thy fancy can engage
ClVs'd now 20 thee is Lif.'s last page.
Rest thou peace.
NOL"re GA thee the storms shall blow,
ne summer s,rn, the winter, snow,
Alike to thee who sl-rpsi below;
lte.t thou in peace.
thy bushahI's plnys, thy infants tear,
Thy home all sIlcut now and di,ar,
Disturb not thee, who on the bier,
May rest IN peace;
Upon ,hv rfaile Fortune sml'd:
fh'Si wet sweet Beai,y's darlin- child,
but thou vast not Ivy lhem bcsuipd-
he't ibou in peace.
Thou blnon,'d.t n. blooms lovely floNer.
just oreneLi,y the ,ernal shower,
That dies beneath the suns full power,
And res;' IN peace!
Like h'lmy iews their accent. FIJI.
SSH, 'tll, on Memory. ear they dwell,
Toopuie mere earthly note. {" swell,
They rose 10 Heaven.
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w. Monroe 10 .Afr. 1Lndisnn

LONDON, November II, 1905
gave to MIR. Bowdoin, (AIr. Bowdoin had
then recently left London for the Continent, \ a
copy ofmy correspondence with Lord Mupraye
on the subject of the late seizures here which re-
quested him to impart TO General Armstrong. The
motive was that by seeing. distinctly, the ground on
which the question stood, he might urge with more
confidence &mo!e effect, the necessity ofsuch poll
cyon the part OF the French Government. shall in
form these gentlemen, bya respectable American.
who leaves this in few days for Paris, that shall
most probably, not sail till the middle of January.
when 4 shall be happy TO carry home such result
OF Our affairs, with Spain, will leave our Govern
ment at liberty to look to the other oSieet.''
1t is my present intention and expectation 10
SAL some time In January, for New York, in the
Remittance, Captain Law, when hope to be able
to bring you such view of our affairs, as NAV he
satisfactory, in respect all these Powers, or at
least mark, in more distinct colors, the course
which may ultimately be taken with each.''
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II. CLAY

EIffHcf 81 q letter from ar. .1f5di,on Il, ~.
.,r, 'HoW0e, March 6, 1905.
The uocrasrinations Of The British N1.;.,...
meeting you eftecuay on the subjects pToros. ~. y.
your PROJECT for Convention, betrav rer',e,..
10 some OF them, and spirit Of evasion ina,sFco,,
TO satisfactory result. Sill your condurt 80
prudent IN winking at this dilatory poJicv. All
keeping The way open for fair and friendly s,,a
''asn'' or your re;g'n rom Msd.l which !; =
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presumed, VIII have taken place before this will
reach London. The experience of every dav
shews more and more, the oblisa ON both
sides, to enter seriously, ON the means of guard
ing the harmony OF the two countries against the
dangers with which At is threatened by persever-
ance Oh Ireat Britain in her Irregularities on the
high seas, and particularly in the iinpressmen, from
American vsssels."
The remainder of this letter is occupied with
instructions on various topics connected with the
general object suggested in the close of the foreeo
ing extract, and which seem evidently, to contes-
plate the continuance of Mr.. Monroe at London.
alter his return from Spain. as appears by an ex-
tract fromit in Waits State Papers, vol. 6, p.
| lib to 179.
Ertrdct Of letter from the same to the same
| .fprI -. 1906.
In this letter after referring to sundiy papers ac-
companynS 1t, relative TO the case of the brig Au-
rora and cargo, condemned by the Court OF Vic,
Admiralty at Newfoundland, having been taken or
her voyage from Charleston, S. c. to Barcelona
with cargo originally shipped from Havana ant
aer giving instructions at length, the principles
involved i'll the case, Mr.. Madison SAYS
The President has thought it proper that YOU
should be furnished with such vie,y of the subiec
as is here sketched, tina, you may make the use o
IT best suited 10 the occasion II the trial of tn,
Aurora on appeal should not be over, it is question
able whether the Government will interfere will
its Courts. Should the trial be over, and the sen
ience OF the Vice Admiralty Court al St. Johns
nave been confirmed, you are To lose no tine il
presenting TO the British Government represen-
tation corresponding with the scope these observa
lions; and IN urging that redress in the case which
is equally due TO private justice, to the reasonable
expectation OF the United States, and to that con
idence and harmony which ought TO be cherished
between the two nations.''
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GREAT CUMBERLAND PLACE.
October lOih, 1896.
Extract Of a letter from Tie same to the same
dGfcd

Extract Of q letter from Tie same to the same
dated
LONDON, Dec. %, 1905.
1 called, onmy arrival at Downing-street TO
see Lord hIuigrave, who, Is was informed. was
at Bath, with Mr.. Pitt, as he had been mo,e than
fortnight. ! asked the young man in the Office.
who is charged, in the absence of Mr.. Hammond
with the American business, if Lord Muleraye had
prepared an answer for me; TO which he ,enIieJ
IN the negative. In conversations he gave me
reason to infer that decision had been made m
on the subject requested him to inform HE
Lordsbip that had come TO town TO see him ~,
that business, and should remain sometime in The
nope OF hearing from him, which was DESTROYS NJ
DONG at this time, as the Congress was sitting
aud several opportunities offered 10 bear nv Jcs.
patches to ourGovernment. He promised IN 10
so immediately and assured me that If he received
ms LoTdships Instructions 10 make any coron,rni
cations TO me, that should hear from him vitbon,
delay -Four days were more than sufficient for
the correspondence between them; whereas tic
That time has elapsed without my hearing any thine
on the subject, that conclude, that mo- cb.n,,e
mas taken place in the disposition Of the Cabinet %,
H. The business is in the regular train between ,e
Government and myself. It appears to me, that
have done every thing that it was proper TO do
and must attend an answer, which. If much lonoer
withheld, cannot be considered otherwise fban 20
decision OF the Government TO support preseo,
measures uil some stronger motive presents H.
SELF
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PJBLTC S9LE

~ ynle OF deed Of trust 10 the subscribers D.,
- VIM Mann and wife, the 26h day Of December on
,hdtec"dcd N TIE county court Of Poyhdan ff purpt,s
hetem mentioned, will be sold to the highest bidder rIc
ancon Tor c'h at Powhat1n courthouse, on Monday te ah
gay o ny next 'r'ct Of land Icing nel Poaan eotrt-
hsise late The residence Of MaJr Frederick Woodsop de-
soaanus o'S aud an half sores much thereof as nav
ne ntcesary To 1ie The now due upon the ffp I
with The co3isand eyptnrcs NJ excrupr H. r.i r5 ~.
'e''o' !" e SUBSCRIBERS viii Ne conveyed 10 the puehaer
CHARLES r. POPE,
Aprill. 1925. t0al.tit
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MessrS. John IiHsley and Reuben Barreff
WIS 70 notify you that your places of residence
unknown we have taken this method to inform Won
mat we shall take the dispositions Of Samuel "
-bcses ~ Cdrdnzl and Others the Tavern Of Robert Srr
fowhaian couriou'e, tie ed day Of Raynext bese
me hours Of o'clock in the morning sud SIX cock in tbe
evening 70 be read IS evidence fn now JeDenJn- ~
ne Superior Court Of Chaseery for The Rchnohd DiIS
wherein you are plaintiffs and we and others are defendants
anu should the said dcposiisn he taken from any 49,
90 the day afui .said, same Will he taken on Tho A I
al above mentioned, and between hours aiofes,d
ahh u NOT hnisied will be continued from day 10 d,v rn
completed Yours, sc. JUDITH N. CArDoZA Fv,, -'''"
AARON " CARnOZA, Ex'or
49, Of Moses ~ Catdnz4, dec
JWh ~. 1I4-g4ws
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LIesus. PAeshi q. o,ld Dnrid q. .1nhnsn,,

Ouh being non-residcut, Of this state and Iayu. no
4 known agent hcTe--I Thomas Anderson Of Louisa County
aPfoGrc to the estate Of Bcrrvtnan Johnson decrt ~
nee tnat on the eighth day OF MAY uext at Allen Denton
1rooety lannye county shall proceed the depo
non o ic1e wade and others % be read evidence 10 GER
tan sun now depending in The superior court Of chancer for
richmond district, and III the Dispositions cannot be
hn'hfd on the above eighth day Of Nav shall continue
nom d,y to day until they finished, IN which said suit YOU
The sud Johnoas plaintiffs and Thomas Anderson appSn
zee aforesaid and Wm L. Thompson defendants whe and
where you may attend ii you think proper Yout's, &C.
,.,a - WI. L. THOMPSON.
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Extract OF letter from The same to the same.
dated at CHELTENHAEI, Dec. IL, 1905.
=" The delicate state of health which nv family
has enjoyed OF late, attributable as is supposed in
great measure, 10 the atmosphere, of London.
Induced me to come here last week. a letter from
Lord Mulgrave, which received Just before left
town, having revived the expectation that should
hear from him on the subject of my former ones
thouSht 1t proper to apprize him of my proposed
absence, as that it would be short, that Mr. Pur
vance would remain behind to receive and forward
me his letters, and that would repair 10 London
to wait on him whenever it might be necessary
informed him, also, that had postponed INV de-
par'ure tor the U. s. till Feb to give full time for
the arrangements OF the affairs depending between
our Governments, without interfering with his
other arrangements. II is my intention to visit
London, occasionally. and to call on his I.ordship
when DO, TO see iii is possible TO accomplish
that interesting object before leave the country.
Having done every thing in my power, TO place
our concerns with this Government on a satisfac-
tory and secure iooing since the trust was reposed
In me, snail continue to make the same exertions
while am charged with ito
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ny CAANuEry A,,,..... .
1 e. l,-.s ., q. - ~ ,,''"S lux 80 S"n s"Y Atlt
., , - r,Iy, AZ en- eo"'houe IA IArpohnnock gu the
JoSn ni,,,.r ,nJ A. - 20 p,.
~ 80 - @ IN" ',' Sre' iso"srt ti"nn and Su.an rs
vi A. - ' ~ -. an', nary ms w,ir f"nahe Wood,.
A.. .a s , a'n'a ana oai1n ii9"uiey infants under
r', ,,I;,, rJ 80, c: ssIi' oy E'"'.h hnndiey theT
Isss. wn;. 49,, 49,, -, ~. -
WAT Wbi,., , S Sus MS Is, ",'s, "np was jane Sv3ns
i,rl Ei,...t D. 81" us w"V VINO was nancy Ky
Polly RyLnl JoSonb .r,,n' "nI III, ~; nsa p qua
ssii,y pli RI y,ph inm'" anu S.'y ms "he who was
Rysnd aeeJ sS a" 'Inn Syana, son 81 lhomai
Wife who was Nancy Ryland Thomas Shelter joseph Shelter
dren Of Elizabeth Shs,op dec who W. Esi n,,
Parker Tod Hunter and Catherine his wife who was
Ii;,brib n yI,nd Ioi, n .ianJ ~ e.. Mie WIG vas l.
MekeboTough and Henrietta his wife who was I,ns.a
Halle, Joseph Mcryrs, aud Polly his wife vh, MA, Po,
Halle joseph Halle and Johnath3n iI,;le nsr.,;n 1on
Sophona Jones an infant child Of HcharJ Lone dec Pa
and Betsy Jones' infant cbildren of Je.n In. De- i.m
Durham and Nancy his vil, who ya, H. - Jv;,a
flames aud sally III wifi, who 40 :, S,,, - M, W n
and Perrv hi, y;;f Who ,s,s Pc ~ ON, pan
Elizabeth his Wife was Elizabeth Jon.s Jacob Tod Hum
Ter and Joanna hi, wife who wa. Joann. n ,, ,;
Samuel Durham infant children of diary Dnrhsm dec who
Mary Fauc-it and Mary and Thomas Wood miami chill
dren Of Nancy Wood dec and R;fbori ni,' n
This Jay came the rlain6. he ,,s;r s,,n.s 81 fiji ~,
bill against the Gcicrlauts praying for the sal, of tract Of
land containing about bund ed and As ,er,s living 10
this county which wa, late The pronr,, Of R;cb,rl k'I
dee aud for division OF the proceeds between the plaintiffs
and PENDANTS according TO their .spe,ve ,;~h,. IA ~
cess is awarded against the defcnd,pts 20 ,sn.,E
here and answer the same and sLny c,,sr 60,
the the land aoread and the division Of he
proceeds Their between the pant and ,iend,pis a, A.
and appearing 10 the satisfaction of the court, that
land Edwin I;yand Jacob Tod Hunter and Jo,nu, h;s VII,
benjamin Jones Richard Hundley are not inhabap OF
this commonwealth, therefore ordered and derreed thai
The said defendants d. appear here ON or before The ,bd
Monday in May neat and answer the pla;r, hin; and Lv
cause e any ey can, against The sale Of the land Aforesaid
and DIVISION the proceeds thereof pray SAINT
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70 .uess,s. John D. Ha,obins. Richard Boy


" on will please take notice. that shall on the f5b tet
ana I'm days OF May next at the Tavern house OF VIM
virginia, between hc hours 81 O'clock the norning and
O'Clock m the evening Ut each day,procccd take The all
lawns Of Thomas Overflow John Bfamc John lIfunrelt
Gs"fse Smith aud others, he read in evidence IN it
depending 40 he Superior Court Of Chancery Tor the Rich
pond District wherein YOU and each You and others are
made defendant, end ao plnaGG-whcre you can attend
OF n0I a. Iou Elay thuk It, THOMAS GOQDE.
April ~ 1876. tto--,gV
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$50. SFOtlce 10 tie GrOWcrs Of COti0H.
WIZ indtIsisned intend nlrIy hertaitcrt5 De oorre
- o COIlOF % this market They Will al ali Tine D.,
procured e. pay for that article m insrke; value in b
ana n'ue thoe bringing il here Tor sals give them call
@'ehm.ne, sept e. SET kerr 4 CAsKfE.
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1<@""CS ~ q lcitT from .ilr .3fad's0u 20
mr.. yHOmroe.
l1h Jduunry, 1906.
The letters received from you, since my las,
are down to No. SO, inclusive.
The perseverance OF the British Government in
the principle which licenses The depredations ON
our commerce in colonial productions, with the
losses already sustained and still apprchendcd by
ou5 merchants has produced a very general indg-
nation throughout this country, and makes il necs,
sary that you should renew and extend vonr r..
monsrsnces on the subject. In aid ofrhe means for
'h's purpose furnished by the Information and ia
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county court Of Charlotte the 10th day February 1876
James Vaughan and Martha Cook Plaintiff.
against
Jane Watson, Daniel Crenshsw aud Lucinda his wife Nan
ery w Petius Elizabeth " Il. pettu WyauIL Pettu Geoe
'Peus, Claiissa W. Pettus, and Barbara PetIus William
beswe and Eliza his wife, Thomas White and Elizabeth hi,
wiie, James a. Vaughan and Mary his wife, the said James
IN ms own tight and admir- OF John Vaughan dec Roller,
Vaughan baskerville Vaughan Albert Vaughan Augustus
vaughan Asa Vaughan, and Benamin X. Vaughan john r.
LOOK ana judith A. his wife, Hugh Rainc and Anne his wife
Joseph Red and Else has wife, George W Red SamueI ~
t'% Ed%n Req aud Martha Red James p Vaughan John
Martha Vaughan Henderson Il. Vaughan, Else A. Vaughan
,rI Il Tau5hah ,,,,, Defendants.
The defendants William Boswell and Eliza his WIFI am,
Thomas White aud Elizabeth his wife, having entered Their
according the Act of Assembly the rules of
', .'a appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the that
ey are not inhabitants of this on the motion of The
pans by COUNSEL IS ordered that the said defendants do
appear here on the first Monday next and enter tbe
appearance and the plaintiffs BILL and that COW
OF hl' order be inserted in the RehnOnd Enquirer
months successfully, and posted the front door of the cor
house OF the said county A copy. T,sic,
March u. 100 wGw< WINSI0U RnliIksnN c,
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Note from, Nh. JIo'rOe to Lord .His5grape.
MIR. Monroe presents his compliments to Lord
Muisrave. and has The honor 10 inform his Lord
ship, that, having the permission of the President.
ne proposes TO sail to the United States this au-
tumn, and, as the favorable season is far advanced
1t will be necessary for him, in case he dies. 10
depaTt,at no distant day. NJr. Monroe would be
much graiiied TO see the interesting concerns Of
the two powers adjusted. and placed on a solid
ana satisfactory footing, before he sails, to accom-
pilsh which, his Government has failed in nolbjuu
that was due to the just the friendly, and concili,
tory policy, which animates it, Such an adjust
meat, however, has and will depend on the views
and disposition of his Majesty's Government. In
communicating the above circumstance, MIR. Mon
roe has the honor to add, that he is, and will con-
t..Gc to be, prepared, while he remains in ENGLAND
TO enter on that business, whenever Lord MuIsrave
may be so disposed and that the time of his de-
partute, however interesting on other cons;dera-
tIons' VIII also be made subservient TO that yerv
important object
GREAT CUMBERLAND PLACE, 10,
October l0th, 1906.
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'ur. WIttinns Hamilton for HezeIiqh Ford.
GENTLEMEN Take notice that shall, on tie Ist and end
y days Ot May next at the Tavern of Horny EIn. in M
Cy OF New Oreans, between the hours six O'Clock in The
and SIX n the evening of each day. proeeed 10 take
the dispositions OF Henry d. Ende, be read as evidruce In
suit now depending the county court of Cunber,nd IN
winch You are plaintiff and Tchaner Woodson late
Admr. Of George Carson, dec, defendants.
DISCLAIMER WOODsON
2iPrAf' 108--,yiigE