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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

BY !. ~ Nolsn. James Madison Too
great and good ever 70 BE- forgotten
sent by Lady. Texas ard the states
Freedoms battle once begun.
Bequeathed ~ bleeding sire % son.
Tho bahied on u ever uon.
By Capt John Moler. The Hoo n Wiss
~ Bold, fearless. and ndependent With such
sentineis on the Wstcht0wers. ~ may expect
T. have the earliest warning q TIE sypfosch b
q tiio enemy
~ John Paekstt James Nsd,.on--" Re
eordsd houors shall gather round hr monu-
ncrt and thicken DER him a solid fabric, Il
uill support the lsurels that sdorn D."
BY John Davenport. FL. The Army q TIE
south. and IL gaiiant COMMANDER The sol
der Eho rcpulsed he besi iegi0ns n England
should not b. condemned because he eznBo,
snf his Enemy
ny John q Ystes, "a The Right q H.
sirpciion. whers We have he right "a instruct
The nee Of a thing s8d not d, abuss
By WIN. l. Terril Texas-Nay 60
Sernment bassd upon the will - the people
b The happy contamination n her glorious
struggle in TIE cause q human rights.
~ Mai Thomas Briscoe. Marshal u The
Day TIE Union - the State. and the Stairs
Of NE Union--AIay The one lest - loog IS tho
other
BY J.. smith Gen Washington The
Polar star q American glory.
By james 3. Giohons. The Amercan PAR
As rich 10 thss beauiies q the Mind a. IN
ne charms 81 Person May their approving
smiles ian Ne Same of Patriotism Wiich hns
day animatea oar bosonis.
ByCapt ,. MoleF. The o6,cers and Solder,
q he chaFisiown ArtillsEy--with such ma
tsrials. vs. gay expect they viii give = good
aeeodatof fAsnssivss when ths uig q EAR
CONES -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09
DR1 GOODS. sc.

In addition to their stock of Hats aud Shoes, the
subscribers have opened beautiful assortment of
Dry Go'ds, embracing every StdPte and FdHcV ir-
rie. Among them are: blue, black, aud fancy colored
Cloths and Cassmercs blu mixed and drab Sai-
petts white and colorcd Marseics Ncstings; str-
ped and plain Silk NcstinCs. OF various forms and pat
terms variety ofnew fashioned Prints of the latest
style of figure figured and painted Nusns. elegant
patterns; Bobbinetts ward wide; figured and Swiss
Musns imperial Summer Cloths, blue, black.
brown and olive, article for gentlemen'S wear
Bengal Stripes. blue, butt and pink variety of
Silk Fancy llandkercheis. uncommonly ior for the
quality Barge and Twisted silk llandkercheis :
Flag and old fashioned Bandanna do. bleachcd and
snbleached Irish Linen, for gentlemen's wear;
French aud India Chilias, new article for Ladies'
dresses figured and plain Gro de Sens Italian Iu-
string, and 3 yds. wide Silk Hosiery. long and
short; Irish Table Cloths, brown and bleached :;
black and colored Crcissans; Russia aud other Ii
men Sheetings. yard wide with many other articles
tootedIous to enumerate.
They also keep on hand, an assortment of GRO
CERlES. CROCkEkY. &c. &c.
onr customers and the public in general par
hcnlarly solicited to call and examine stock, as
We are determnedto sell low lol cash. or to pune
tltal customers. DINKIE & RINBOIfGII
Mav2 Is
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HATS, 5ToEs, &c.

VNliE subscribers have ju't received from tn,
l. Northern cities, then Smng supply OF
Fine white Beaver Hats.
Fine drah Satin do
Fine black do do
Russia do tan ELEGANT afiirltA
Palm Leaf Hats, from - cts. 10 ST.
Wool Hats and Caps OF every description.
Iu addition To the above, we have avarcty of beau
tifu Hats oil our OWL manufacture, which cannot he
e,celled for cheapness and durability.
complete assortment of llarcrs Trimmings aud
Fun.
Shoes of every description, comprising in pau,
Ladies' fine Seal Shin
Ladies' common do
Ladies' Hastings
Ladies' French Morocco
Ladies Md slippers
Ladies Satin Slippers
Gentemcns Shoes, Boots, Pumps &c &c.
Bows and Misses do do
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\Iail / /
TER Sc SALE.

4 PtESt NNGE Ola deed of trust, executed
10y Joseph Dliard, bearing date the lst of Au-
gust, lS29, and olrtcora in the Clerks Ollicr of
Anllorst county, the subscriber will, ON the 18th
day of June neN', IN rIc- premises, offer for sale,
10 the highest bidder, for cash, i TRACT OF
LAND, in sad deed mentioned, Which Tract is
described rs containing 80 acres, being in the
county Of Amherst, ON the waters Of Lulc rincv
River ON hioe', Creek and ad joining the lands of
Edmund Ma,>ir, James Campbell and Joseph
Goode. This land i, represented as rich Noun
tain Land, and we'll or,h the attention of robac-
co planters. The subscriber knows of no detect
IN the title, hat vii 'y convey such as is vested
in him by the deed aforesaid
LUCAS p. THOMPSON, Trustee
April u III
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.V'0TEe'E.
Saddle and Harness Mandatory

HNlIE subscriber takes this method of return
l. ING his thanks To his friends and the public
generally for the patronage which Las been here
toiore extended to hun, and to inform them la
he Is still carrying on the above business, in all
lis various branches, at his old stand, one door
below McsSrs. Miller 4 Roberts, and opposite
the Farmers Bank. He has ON hand at this time
a much larger and more general assortment Of
every article i'll his line OF business than hereto
fore, selected by himself in the Northern cilie,,
with great care and on the most accommodating
terms He therefore still solIcIts the patronage
ofthc public generally, believing, from his ex-
pcricncc in the business thai he can give entire
satisfaction, and he pledges hmsclithat hs ma
crials shall he of the best that be procured in
the Northern markets, and the workmanship not
inferior To any for nealne-s durability. and that
he will dispose of them on the most aec0nllo-
dating terms, either for cash or country produce.
lie therefore feels no hesitation III saving that
those wanting articles IN ms line will Iind II much
TO their interest to call on llm before purchasing
as he is determined 10 sell low.
His assortment ut this TIM is rs follows, VIZ :
Gcnicmen's and Ladies' Saddles of ali dcscrip-
tons Saddle Bags and Carpet Bags OF all kinds
aud sizes; Birdie, and MartngaIcs, both Of
his own and English manufacture; Coach,
Gig aud Jersey Harness Of all qualities; Wno-
mun, Cart and Bray harness OF All qualities. All
kinds OF Leather Travelling Trunks, both Of his
own and Northern manufacture all kinds of
Wagon Whips and Horse Collars, both of his
own and Northern manufactures all kinds of
Coach, Gig and Riding Whips, Spurs, &c. &c.
&c.
4 fine selection o. s;addlcrs' Tools, selected
/ bv himself which will he sold low. And "A NUM-
! her of other articles too tedious 10 mention.
J. C.SlItCkLEFORD.
All repairing in the above business done with
uo,tnrss and despatch. &C. :.
! April is
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1co DOLLARS REWARD.

'slIE aboyereward will be given lor the apprehen
d sion and delivery in The i.ynchburg or Rich.
mond jail Of a negro man, by the name Of
ANDREW,
of yellow couple Mon. and who is smd to have wife
IN Prince Edward county. Andrew was bought b,
Mr. Robert PAINE, for tn" corporation of Huntsville
Alabama IN Richmond, last summer, and ranawav
from Mr.. Payne. with another ncgro named jun, in
buckingham county, near Alr. Alexander PatrrSon's
The 9th oil June last, while ontheil way 10 Alabama.
Jim has since been taken.
Whoever may apprebend said NEGRO, will apply to
Mr. Jno. K. y. Payne l.yuchburg, where the money
will be deposited, to pay the above reward.
GEORGE =. BERN
ndgor ofthe torn Of HlntsrHc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09

BpY VIRTUE of a deed of lrt>t. executed to the
, subscriber, J., 'Iunsta Shelton IT,, for tire pur
pose Of securing debt due Daniel Tucker, bearing
dale the 10th das September, 726. and duly re
corded in the c, s Office of Pennsylvania county
will be sold, ON SauUdly. the2Ist day Of May next,
on the premises to the highest bidder, for cash a
tract OF Land, containing about eighty acres, lying
on the Long Branch in the county of Pusylvania.
adjoining the lands Of John butcher and others. The
lmd has small plantation Oh H. and the necessary
houses Tor small Family and perhaps good To-
bacco Barn as to amy further description of the
Land think II unnecessary, as persons inclned TO
purchase will view lorthemselvcs before the day of
sale. Acting rs trustee will convey such title as
Is vested IN me only, and none other.
THOMPSON ROBERTSON.
May2 Elm
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W. kaARE,
READY MADE cLoTEHING STORE
THO Doors from the Virginia Bank.
(B4Nk SQUARED

THO Doors from the Virginia Bank.
'I'ilE subscriber informs his friends and the pub
T. he generally, that lie keeps constantly. Jon hand,
general assortment of ever, article i'll the Dress
m'-And as every article is made III town, the work
VIII be found to be good His assortment consists,
IN part of
n'ue, black, and colored Dress and Frock Coats :;
r'eelmlxed and eolored BIG Coats:
Ladies' and Gencmen's Cloaks Of all dcscrp-
tl0nS:
fnr and Seal Caps;
nioth and Cassimcre Pantaloons
stocks Shirts, Shrtecs, Stockcnett SHIFTS and
Drawers Also,
"n'ldrel's Clothing. &c. &c. &c. All Of which
VIII be sold low for cash
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BY FLETCMER ~ TOEER.
TERMS.
rp-"7he LynchbWsS G1r.iuion,,

|. printed thrice "eek al 81 per annum payable il,
lance No paper ,cW be discontinued, Tut at the
G. r,tion ofthe Editors until all arredrages are maid
IT ADVERTISEMENTS ,rH be inserted n,
90 cents per Squire, Tor less,) The first tne, and 81
,,.is for each continuance. Those from a distance
nu,l b. paid for previously TO their insertion, unless the
vs,ment be assumed by some responsible person in
Lynchb'g.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SPEECH OF Mn. LEIGH, Tor VIRGINIA.
On Mr. Beatoa's Etpmising Resolutions.

'htIc WAS ano thei precedent during MI. Jci.
irrsons administration, whiel, shall mention, Ia
illustrate the wonderful power and influence oi
preeedants in human affairs. In December l1s7.
MIR. Jefferson wrote u letter 10 Mr.. Madison on the
subject of the present Constitution of the United
States, then recently framed, but not vet adopted
IN which one of his chiei objections 10 that inSrn-
mchtwas the omission Of n hill otrighS, providing
(among other tinrs) for" Jury trial. and " the
eternal and unrcmitiing force of the habtds corpus
laws and ho repeated the objections in letters Ia
! another correspondent afterwards He was no.
then content with the provision Oft the Constitution
CART l. ~ that "thr privilege of the viii OF ha-
6Cds corpus shall not be suspended Chat IS even
hv Congress- ''aneSS when, in cases Of rebellion
OF invasion, the public safety may require The
thought there oueht to be ono suspensions of tin
h06oaS corpus. For my part, am content viii,
the security provided hy the Constitution, lit
shall be fairly observed. Now, in the winter ol
lS06-'1, General Wilkinson made military al
resi- OF three persons in New Orleans-SwarlM out.
Bolman, and Alexander, and sent them 10
d>hngton aud II was not Till the, got here that
they were discharged on habtaS corpus IN tAt
N%re@c soMt, They belonged moi 10 the army ,
tnCv were nowise amenahlc To mutual law. Is
to the two first, there reason 10 believe thai
they wcro implicated with Colonel Burr IN his
projects, whatever tllrs were for To this day
the pubic is NOT Informed what they were. Hul
against Alexander no evidence of guilt, no ground
OF suspicion, thai | remember, ever Appeared !.
no oalorable prrteN WIS stated to the public for
ms arrest. Did Mr. jefferson ccnSuro these llrea
arrests, made by officer subject 10 his absolute
control did he dlsappro,e hi, violation of the
personal security Of the citizen, by military pow
q did he call the General To anv account d,h liz
order any inquiry u only know that the President
o the United States raNe the General his co,lutr-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09

4NANN4 GONFR ACroRS will be furnished ON
y the most reasonable terms, with Amrs' SnpcIi-
OF ShoFcIN aud Spades long handle Sho,cls Crow
Bars, fIcks Axes, Smiths Tools; Nasar X COS.
taSt-Stecl otalI sizes Nail Rods, Drll Iron: and
other Iron, almost every drsefiption--aud ever,
athcr aalclr lnthc Hardware line They are palticu
imly invited 10 gSc H. a call.
II. B.RlClARnS < co.
Npfil II IL
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ME- G.RQES,

sh'. subscriber will, at all times pay the hichrs
H., cash price for likely young Negroes. Persons
's such TO sell, will dc well to call on him.
VI HART.
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Extra superhne CASHMERE PLAID, a beautiful an
ticle.
do do do ribbed OF all colours.
Together with the largest and most elegant assert
ment ot NESIlNGS he has ever had the pleasur,
oi exhibiting in this place. lie h1s also a sprndi,
assortment Of
Silk Shirts aud Drawers,
Patent Merno do do
Cotton do do
Fancy Pocket llaudkrrchief, aud Cra,ats,
large assortment Of Stocks.
Gloves, silk, iioshin and Bleached inen
shoulder Braces,
Bombazincs, brlngs, &c.
All Of which he is determined To sell on very rca
sonaLle terms. He has also the --latest Fashions
and is ready To execute all orders IN hs line il III,
neatcst and most fashionable manner.
April p wsw
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n LII persons having claims against the estate
~ OF the late Charles Lacy, are requested 10
a'en' them properly authenticated to the under
dsh "eo' IN order that they may he pad-''ose IN
.'eu TO said estate are requested to call & make
Payment. JAMES MCDONALD, Error.
April p Is
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Try Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Hats.
&c.

f. "hich have been selected in the Northern Cities
Go;., 'he latest lmportaonS, and TO which they 80
n inc attention ofthcir friends and the public gene
nn, hey are determined to sell low for cash or to
r'"''oa customers on liberal credit.
April % 4w
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500 Reward.
Rk BILLY

ANYWAY from the subscriber, residing IN
"a Lynthburg about the 10 til of january last
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White Lead. Oils, &C.

White Lead. Oils, &C.
lust RECEIVED, supply of White Lead
- ground and i'll oil iinseed Oh Spirits Of 'rur-
pent me; serdgrese, dry and in oil; Red Lead
Copal Narnish, &c. &c. For Sale bv
JAMES L. RDNALIn
April Il Is
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NEW GOODS.

M Snhse rbers afc nist receiving at the old
s.. stand OF NoBlin q iIcrndon, their supply OF
staple & Fancy
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= 2 N = A NJ 7 n r.. HUNT,
.YerchUAs gUsf0r.

PESrECTFULIN informs his friends and ,b.
public generally. that he Is now receiving his
op''ng assortment OF GOODS, consisting in part. of
Extra supertinc Chorus of the most fashionable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21
JOHN FORSYTH.
No. I'M. Pageot To Mr.. Forsyth.
I1R \ ..rrl.. 1


10 inc ZION JOHN FORSYTH Secretaryo IF State of The H. S.
WASHIEGToS, Decen.6er 5, 1885.
SIR yesterday evening received the letter which
you did me The honor to write to on the 80 OF this
month"; WIN IL, you return 10 the copy Of despatch
winch had transmitted 10 you two days before and the
original OF which was addressed to me on the 18th of
June last by his Exceency the Minister of Foreign Az
fairs. g -
viii not seek, sir, to disguise from you the astonsb
ment produced in by the return of document go We
ny important IN the present Of the relations bet cen
The two countries; neither will undertake to reply 10
the reasons which this determination of youfs is
based. My intention in communicating this document
TO you in form not oply sanctioned y The dplomatio
usagcs Of all nations and all ages but also the most d.
rect which could possibly have chosen was to make
known tie real dispositions of my Government to The
President Of the United States, and through him TO
Congress and the American People; concevi6e that in
The existing situation Of the two countries Il was es
senua that each Government should fully comprehend
the Intentions Of the other. This Consideration an
pearcd TO me paramount to all others You have Judged
otherwise, sir; and you have thought that whatever
might be the importance Of a communications il was
proper, before receiving it, to examine whether The
ofm IN which IT came 70 you strictly accordant with
INC usdges necessary, 10 your opinion, be observed in
diplomatic tansacuons with tle Government Of the Re.
public viii not insist farther have fulfilled ali the
duties which appeared TO be prescribed for ne by tile
spirit OF reconciliation IN conjunction with the respect
due by me to all communications from my Governments
and nothing more remains for me- than ., express nv
deep regret that the Misunderstanding between tho too
Goyernmenls already serious, should be kept IN not
by wcghty difficulties which involve the interests ond
the dignity OF Tie two countries, but by questions Of
form, uncertain in their principle doubtful in tef
application
have the honor err to renew to you the assurances
VI ny my" DVn''uei"'oh' n. PAGEOT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21

BRlCHARD HILL, Jr. having become n resident Of
u y Richmond offers himself to the Public AZ Csnsycf
4gent and Cotiecor in tie State Of Virginia NAV
be found, when not engaged at the Store Of MessrS
Cotton and Clarke, near The Bell Tavern
Richmond, Dec. %, 1895. 70-,vd,y
ETOUND, IN the neighborhood Of The CAPITOL SQUARE
~ on Saturday night, the 18th instant n Meripo
SlIAWBThe can have il on application at this
Office and paying The expense Of this advertisement
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DfNWTnDfr rTrCTfoN

We learn from friend who len Dinwiddie G. II NJ
half past o'clock yesterday evening that al the time Of
his departure the polls stood as follows.
vaughan, (Adm) ....................... 2i
eIvodNyns NOp) .s...ss...s.....4.....s.g POI
We learn further from the same source that The polls
would be kept open certainly for two days longer and
the an day, If required by either party
IPdosbUrg Cancellation 0f Tsesdey.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21

o., =, ., - WAsHfNcroN, January 2, 1896
Sra have the honor to announce 10 YOU that in con
sequence Of The recall Of Mr. Barton the Kings Govern
menu bas gwen me orders 70 lay down the chsracter
oithe United States SHALL therefore Immediately be.
go The preparations for my return to France but in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21
No. 2.-.Hr. Forsyth to Mr. Barton.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
ucbtnuf,n c. %

Washington, sept. IA, 1888.
TnoMAs P. BARrox, Esq, &c. &c. &c.
SIR-So much time will have lapsed before this de-
spatch reach you since the passage of the by
the French Chambers, placing at the disposition the
King the funds TO fulfil the treaty with the United States
that it is presumed the intention Of the French Govern
men will have been by that period disclosed Ii is pro-
per, therefore, in the opinion of the President that Won
should receive your last instructions in relation to il IL
has always been his intention that the Legation of the
United States should leave France if the treaty were not
fulfilled You have been suffered remain after the de-
parture Of Mr. Livingston, under the expectation tat
The Government of France would find all that has
occurred its obligation To proceed forthwith the fulfil
ment of If, funds placed in its hands
II this expectation is disappointed you for yonr
passports, and return TO the United States Ii no move
nient has been made the part of France no in
umaton given To you, 10 the banker Of the United
States who is the authorized agent of the Treasury TO
will be made you instructed call upon the Duke
de BTogle, and request to be informed what the in
tcDuODs Of te Government in relation SITTING that
you do so by orders Of your Government, and with
view 10 regulate your conduct by the information Won
may receive from him In the present agtated state of
France, II is the particular desire of the President that
your application should be made in the conciatury
tone, and your interview with tic Duke marked by T.
pressioEs coming from your Government Of great
personal respect for that Minister aud of an anxious de-
sire for the safety of the King Of France If the Duke
should inform you tJat the money il be paid on anv
fixed day, you will remain in France; otherwise YOU will
apply for your passports and state the be that
the treaty Of indemnity has not been by FRANCE
The President especially directs that you should COM
ply with these instructions early, that the result may
be known here before the meeting of Congress- which
takes place the 9Th Of December next
JOUN FORevru
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No. C.-Tao Dnlc dc B,ogiis to Mr.. ga

NO. O.-Ihe Duke de BrOgiis to Mr.. Barton.
-, . lTRANsLATIoS.
To MIR BAnToS, Charge d.4Gaiyes
If The United States of 4Deriea,
- PARIS, November Stb 1896
oIR Having taken his Majesty orders with regard
TO your communication Of tie 9th instant have Ihs
honor to send you herewith the passports which Won re-
quesied OF me AS TO the which YOU have been
charged to advance, in explanation Of your departure
have nothing TO say, DE mai paint mn arJefer -
The Government of the United States sir knows that
upon itself depends henceioward the execution of the
treaty Of July 9TH, 1881. Wv
Accept sir, the assurance Of my high consideration.
V. BROGIIE
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JOHN FORSYTH.
10 3-@r. Barton Ia the Duke de Blogiie.
lTnANsLArfOS. ID.
LEcAT'oS or rnE u. S. OF AmERfoA,

No. 5--lNT BaTtoII u me DuIo d BT0glic
lrnANsLAriOS. ID.
LEGATION OF rnE u s. or AHERfcA,
Paris, 9th October 1895.
His Exccllepcy the Duke uE BRoGLfE
Winister If Fmtgn 4Gairs.
MossmUR ~ Due Having executed 10 the letter The
last instructions Of my Government, IN the interview
winch had tbe honor TO have with your Exceleucy on
The 10Th Of this month, in order further 10 comply with
those Instructions about 10 return TO Che United
states Beiore leaving France however have thought
That Il might not be altogether useless address youf
Bxccllency, and osubmit to you the conversaon which
then took place between US, word for word as under.
stood IT, IN pursuing Ibis course, am prompted by
double noiYe st by sincere desire avoid even the
slightest Misunderstanding to the precise meaning Of
any expression used on either part AID also with vie w.
pa presenting myself 10 my Covernment 70 furnish in.
lions with whick had the honor 10 be charged This
last motive Monsieur e Due, does interest YOU Der
sonaiy, bot the first, am sure, will not appear without
importance in your eyes
Having said that was instructed 70 employ both Ian
guoge end manDeT the most concatory, / legged you
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No. 5.-.Mr Barton % tie Duke de Broglie.
LncArlos OF rnr U. S. OF AnrnroA

1@NuAIIVN OF TIE y. AMERICA,
. Paris, November g. 1896
MoSsiE0K LIE Due: Having been recalled by nv Co
VeIhment have the honor TO request that your Excel
ehcy WIN be to cause passports be pre- pared
70 enable me to proceed to Havre thence to embark for
e United States and for my projection during the time
nay ma II necessary to remain in Paris instruct
ed to give, for my departure the xec,
ton, on the part Of His Macstys Government of the
Convention of July 4th 1881
avail myself OF this opportunity, Monsieur le Due 10
renew The assurances of very high consideration with
which have the honor be your Excelencv's most
oocdIent, humble servant THOS. p. BARTON
Ills Excellency the DUKE DE- BRoGLIr
Minister of FOreinn 4fairs &c