Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-09

This order was given on the 21st Che
midi, the second in the year 1918 g O.,
1885, and at last we are in peace and
friendship with the said American nation =
our father Go whom God be mercifuD w.s
according to the treaty made on the ist d.,
of Rhanadan, in the the year 1900.
| The original ofthe foregoing was trans.
lated from Arabic to Spanish BY DR.. Ma
nuel De Baccas, and from Spanish to Enc
lish by
(Signed) JAMES SIMPSON,
Certified at Tangier, 14th Oct. 1908.
7ranslation-)
| Praisebe given to the ou.y God NAV
God be propitious to our Master lMahome,
and his family.
(Imperial Seal
Our servant the governor Ben Abdel
Sadak and all oifcersof our port Of NIGGA
dore-May God assist you-pesce with
the mercy and blessing Of God be with you.
Now know ye, thar the almighty having
reconciied what had happened with the A.
lnerican nation because of the acts of the
vessels, and that we are now as we were
before, with them in peace and friendship
as settled with our father, to whom God
be merciful-Take care-Take care that
none of you do any thing against them or
shew them any disrespect or disregard, for
they are as they were in friendship and in
peace, and we have Increased our regard
for them in consequence of the friendship
they have manifested to our person which
God has exalted. And we order that you
be careful and be diligent in all their con-
Germs, and we order that YOU do well with
theirvesselS and with their merchants.
Peace. be with you all.
24th Chemadi the second 1918.
9th October, 1908.
The original Of the foregoing was trans.
lated from the Arabic to Spanish by Dr.
Manuel de Baccus, and from Spanish to
English by
(SigneD JAMEsssIMPSoN.
Certified at Tangiers, 18th Oct. 1903.
Referred to Mefffs. Euais, Deoais, Conrad,
Gillcfpie, and Low ndes.
Petitions were prefcnted contcfing the eletfl.
on of MIR. Samuel D. Pa1vianee
Retc to the committee OF elections.
MIR. John c. Smith, from The committee Of
claims, reported bill for the relief Of CERTAIN Of.
62ers of governments, and other citiz:ns, who
fufered from the acts Of in!a.ssnts in Penniy.
yania.
Read twice and referred TO committee of the
whole TO morrow.
Mr.. Nicholfon obfcrycd, that when the City
Of Wilmington wss laid out, q comfortable p-
ZION Of ground was furreniersd by the PROFILE
tors TO the commihioness, for the purpoie OF pro-
viding for public walks and gardens, it being
coniitered thar when the population OF lhecly
fhouli be advanced, they would contribute to M
health ard convenience of the Inhabitants. Ihs
ground was at prefent in waite fate; nsthst
produttn e of proEt nor embell;ihment. By pa!'
ting it in Fate of cultivation, il might cootn
butte I'll he .nience of ,h4 permanent lnhapi'
tants, as we'll as of The m>m5ers OF C3nsfels.~
This might be efttted BY lealing it for nanlna
Of yearsto Tor moe perions. on conltionof then
laying out tie rent in its improvement. NJ
Nichoiion faid he was unwilling to exPend aaY.
public money on this Object; but he beheseat
might be ef4Aed without any exience. f'
therefore moved the following refoIuion:
Rejolved, That committee be aP7on'ea 10
take into conf lera,ion the prcfent lltaah1n o.
the grounds 10 the City OF Walhiugfcn, "l's.
were appropriated tor the Purpcte OF laying o..
public walks and gardens, ana 20 report i'I"
mealures to this Houfe, as may tend 10 carry -.
to effect the original intention CT 'hf pfoPfe'g.
by whom fn4h lands were granted toF 2'o',
ufe.
M.a,s Nicholon, S. l.. Mitcheil, Catier' -
deffoo, and T. Smith Of Virginia. u
A msGage was received from the sea1'ea,
ri ii fI,3Ilt -.