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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-09
SALEM, Aueuil

Arrived fcbr. Fin Hawk, Capt. Wn.
Cock, from Li!bon. Left there, faips
Mary, Gambler, Bottom, to fail in ii days
for Hamburg Iris Conway, Of Salem.
to Gail in 10 days for Rulia; Delaware,
Smith of Philadelphia, TO fail IN IS days;
Wells Smith. Salem. to fail 10 j days fer.
Rutia Jaekfon, Of Providence, 10 fail
in 10 days briggs .Beifey, Fitch, for Bal
tirnorc, to failsin 7 days Charlotte, Da-
vidfon, of Baltimore Neutrality, Wadf.
worth, Of Bottom for Gottenburg, TO fail
in days Nancy, spocner, OF Proyi-
dence 10 sail 10 Gays for N. York;
Potomac Upper, Baltimore to iaii 10 s
days for Hamburg; Tall Richard, Tho
mas, Of Philadelphia, to fail in 3 days.
ichrs. Caroline, Kimba!l, Newburyport,
to failin J days FOR Hamburg !; Frederick,
Harr, Of Bolton to fail in q days; Smith,
of Glouceiter, to fail in days for Bo.
Ron'; Hazard, Norris of Salem, to fail in
10 days Sloop Columbia Kerr, Of Alex
andria, TO fail in 8 days !; and number
of others from different parts Of the States,
names unknown. Spoke, June %, lat.
40, 8, long. 20, 10, ihip John Johnfon,
Nichols, from N. Y. bound to FCadiz,
all well. June II, lat. 40, ~, long.
"a, II, was boarded by an Englilh Sloop
otwar, who faid if 1 were loaded with
w. /. Goods, fhould trouble me. June
"a, lat, 40, IS, long II, IS, was board
ed by French privateer brig, Of i6guns,
and treated politely.
June ~, lat. 40, s, long. "a, 3s,
spoke brig William, from Baltimore, AZ
days out, blowing fresh, could not under
stand the captains name, nor where
bound. July II, lat. As, 10, long SO,
80, spoke ship Boston Packet, Joy, from
the coast of Brazil, bound to Havre de
Grace. June I3, lat. 43, so, long. 43
brig Minerva, 81 days from Bordeaux,
for New York, all we'll. July so, lat.
40, 80, long. 6a, 40, schr. two Bro
theirs, Story, IS hours from Manchester,
for Alieant. July 20, lat. 40, 40, long.
So, 90, brig PLATO, Roynton, days from
Wiscasset, all well, bound TO Liverpool.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-09
NEW YORK, Auguft s.

ADcmerara paper Of June IS, contains
proclamation, permissing the perfons
who import proviiions and lumber TO take
ingar in payment for one half the amount,
calculated at the invoice prices, (she other
halfto be received in rum, or other pay.
msnt, which lugar may be exported, pay.
ing, in cath, s per cent. duty, at the rare
Of the colony prices. This regulation
is to continue till favorable accounts are
received from En.ope.
Capt. Irgertoll, arrived at Salem from
Martinique, informs that the iaand was
hlockadsd by the Britilh, but it was not
expected they would commence operations
sgaina il feriouay I'LL after the hurricane
months !: Thar it is probable it would
fall an esiy prey, as the inhabitants pre-
ferred the government ofthe Englilh, and
as the iland was in weak fate for &c
fence. the number Of troops not certainly
exceeding thoufand or / hundred.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-09
PaEus,1am.J
Ru5ehoM Furniture, sc.
FOR SALE


a family, reGdent in Alexandria, from
the great difficulty in procuring iuitaoIc
fefvants, with to leave the town, and,
therefore, Offer for faIe variety Of gen.
tesl Furniture, coniiifirg Of
Mahogany chsif Of Drawers,
foplla. tables, lidc board, chairs, beds and
bctslteads, &c.
Aisa,
A well chofen and fca.ce collection Of
Paintings, Drawings and Engravings, by
the mott eminent hands, amonglt which
arc, four views of
The Batts. Of the Mk,
elfeencd the mott elegant in America.
The houle in which they redde is to rent.
Enquire ofthe Printer.
4 Augnf 9. zaw5ft
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-09
BALTIMORE, AuguR i

Arrived, the Bremen brig Dorothca
Louifa, captain Profit, from Hamburger.
The fchr. Experiment., capt. Davis,
from New Orleans. Left there, flip
Carlilc, captain Gibfon, Of Baltimore, for
Liverpool !; Thomas Chaulkly, Gibfon,
of Philadelphia, for do. brig Greenwich,
Remington, of do. for New York !;
Diet, Sandtord, Of and fer New York
the lhip Swift Packet, captain Tabor, for
Philadelphia, and brig Juliana, capt. Van
Din, for New York. failed with the Ex-
pertinent. Paled off the Dry Tortugss,
the briggs Sophia, for Philadelphia, and
Amphion, captain Storer, for Portland J;
met the briggs VeneIia, captain M'Neil
in the M;aifippi, bound up, and Pallas,
captain Sanford, from New York-;he I'd
Augutf, the Spanifh fhips Santa Anna and
Venus, from this to Havana, were taken
about nine leagues from Cape Henry, in
fight OF the pilots boat, who brought the
Experiment up.
Schooner Hunter, Chadwick, 10 days
from Washington, n. {. brig Neptune,
Cuff, from Philadelphia; Bremen bareue,
Eolus, Hendricks, 50 days from Bremen
Spoke in lat. IS, 80, long. 70, brig
Polly. Muller, days from Philadelphia
TO Martinique ship Betsey, Swain, 70
days from Corunna. Spoke lat. AZ, long.
SIS, ship Argus, from Norfolk. to Ham
oslrg, out 80 days.
Printing an all It's uaylesy exe-
cMed at this Office.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-09

twenty dolIars. T1ere is i map Of he
country, paiatedred aid yellow, extending
"a the Pacific Ocean, aid including TIE
dogribbea indians. Esre is a hne MR.
sefys for new States. new stars, * satellities
will move round tie OIL Virginia orb.
Members Of Congress will come TO WASH
irgton By the way Of Cape Horn. Here
will be room enough for experiments upos
man III all his varieties. But sober inen,
before they spay their twenty dollars, will
ask il this world of wilderness IS necessary
or useful. Are we not already scattered
over more land than we can cultivate, and
have we not enough III a state Of natus
to reiort to Ter ages! Does not this ex-
tciisie'l Of limits enfeeble us, Or will il
hot raise up independent and hostile neigh. !
.bours? Is it no, better to protect what
we already possess, ard secure our proper
ty at home. before center on speculate
ons abroad?
(PaAassam.j
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-09
Fifteen Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from she'fablctiber, near
Slate Rao ,Chmc h, IN Prince William
county, IN The night of.the 3o,h uItimo,
Tall negro man, by the name Of DAVE,
rather Of a black complexion, long faced,
fail eyes, lo7g feet, with large ancIc.
bones, fol in Inc hollow Of his iee,, and
had ca and took with him, when he wens
away,a country itfipsd cloth round about,
one calico DO. and alnuF coloused cloth
coat, with lundEy other coaric clo,hing.
The abote reward will Be paid for fccur-
ing him ip any jail 70 that get him,
and Reasonable charges paid in addition,
II brought helne.
john Jackson.
Angna 9. laws,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-09

LIB M. Rssb4rd Hal ssieia<a
~ :? , ~, Il statss fax7s s0b'Sb Z
rs ksSsu xo'bing. ~s !,
- / an at loss g know now e'l'a.s
,.'...~ 80 baU< 10 miiseoassiVsd ssis 6asi-
49, 80. j am, At this moment, but slightly
ss, s'.s;nted with MIR. Edward Hall, ine-
~ ; nv he lu<sv any t5isg dis5saora.
y. a tim, / haze afnays a,sasiaf<d s0if6
g +. !, gsafl<man, and esssiasrsd BIN q
.ssb.
(Signeb y, IS. co>,
July oath, 1893.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-09
AngnA g.
Fifteen Dollars ReuaYd.

=
THE fu5fcfiber's negro B E N, ab-
fconded about the frl Of June. He is a
tall fellow, | believe more than fx feel
high, about go years ofage, has frong
voice, roissyed, Of yellowilh complec.
ton, long hair which he ties as he was
formerly the property ofsCharles Lee, Efq
and lived in Prince William County, near
Dunfrics, it is probable he is lurking
about that neighborhood, being related TO
the Negroes at Neabfco Furnace, as we'll
as thofe at Mr.. Lees quarters. Whoc-
YER will deliver him TO the fubicrber, to
Mr.. Thomas Allifon, or lodge him in
jail, 70 thar I get him agaiu lhall receive
the above reward.
William Rogers.
Fairfax County,
Aupuf o. eo3'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-09
as- NUice.

A Coart Of Enquiry, for the I'd Legi.
on OF the Militia Of the Diftria ofColum-
bia, will be held at the Court Houle, in
the town of Alexandria, on Thurlday the
nth Infant, at 10 o'clock il fhe FORE.
noon, for the aAeGment of fines on officers
for neglect of duty; for the remillion Of
fines ION good casfe fhewn) impoied By
the ba,talion coufts Of enquiry, and fer
the performance Of other duties prcicribed
by law, where all pcsions intercaed are
fequefed TO a.s>nd.
Augua 5. DIT
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-09
70 TIE PUBLIC.

Having p.rufed hsnd-blll iaued by
Nh Edward Hall, which contains a GER
, S If John Thonpfon MIafon, denying
-, ~har / Gated as conserfation between
him and mylelf, ii becomes neceaary thar
1taauld publilh the following in a 4iml-1
III mode, but God forbid thar | thould
g far degrade myfslf as TO use GmiIar ian-
gusge. ,rrn crp
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-15
loiIbltt uen0ae.
On FRIDAY,

(. = ,,elock, 4us.l b. said al Tie EtxdHs StOr>
: rum il hoglheadsand barrels.
Fr.ncll Brandy in pipes,
;G,m ID APES ard bis.
Shiikcy aud Apple Brandy in bis.
spar il bids. t;erces and bis.
coHse il tierces and bags,
S1'se. and brown Soap in boxes,
hsSuld and dip'd Candies
RslGasin kegs, boxes and iar's
FIGS ia kegs and frails,
ou..ns Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c
AIS o,
4 varsety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Ktrieymerss, Baiils,
Plains and Kcrfeys,
Negro Cotsoos, Serges,
EiaRicks, blue Friezes,
Caliuancoes and Ruaeis,
yarn Stockings,
Chintzcs and Calicoes,
Irilh Linens, Silcha Do.
Olnsburgs and Ticklenbufgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table CIoiha
Bandanna Hsndkerchiefs,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. C. MARSTELLER.
Dec. 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-15
mo. o36.

CaMgipsn} or eteGahnnsn reg II III )
oGes.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-15
THURSDAY, DECEMBER IS, 18o
For Sale or Rent.

A conpenient two story brickhouse, com
pleteIy hasbrd, situated on Wafer street, be-
tween King and Prince Streets--immediate pos.
session will be given. Apply TO
JOSEPH RIDDLE.
Nov. CO. DIT.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-15

Has uf received and is now opening at his fore in
King-otreet few de..rs above Mefcs. Bennett
and Waus's, a handfome aAoftment Of
Fall and Winter Goods,
Confifing Of fuperdne broad cloths, and cai
meres, coating, fofeR cloth, kerlsy, and half
thcks, ariped and rofe blankets, frlzcs, fannes,
tolinett and fwandowns, RulIa .heetng, ravens
duck, dowlas, creas ard ticklenburgs, brown and
white platillas, Irilh linen, long lawn and fine
cotton flirting, an elegant saortment Of cambria
mullins, white and coiourcd fine India mull null
andfpfigg do fashionable chintz and callcoes, fur
nituIe do. ladies' extra loug gloves. French
and EngHlh silk pick nick, & lace do. e. a fattin
itriPc and fancy bordered carlbtic thawls, white
and coloared camel's hair do. patent euipg cotton
threads, laces, bohbin, &c. &c. The above goods
will be dhpoied ofeonthe ufual terms for eafh.
Nov. IL d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-15

Oh CClOOCl laot3 iS5iO 1'~ii SO ~ h"ihS@'
B @ B,
about 20 years ofsge, five feet nine inches high
straight llrnbed and well formed; said slave hath
an impairment in his speech which prevents his,
readily replying. TO aqoestion. He commonly
wears earrings. He took with bim variety of
good cloathng, a description of WHICH isunneces-
sary, as it is probable he has changed them. He
has been frequently seen about town since he ab-
seconded, apdin all probability is now secreted by
his rs.yher, Winpey Brown, formerly the slave
Of Mr.. JoHN Muir, late Of this town, bur now
said tobe free. The above reward will be paid
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, and
further reward Of Ten EoLLARs for the dis
cosefy of those who have been accessory to his
concealment.
Captains Of vessels, SC. are forwarned at
their peril, not TO take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov. IS. a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-15
For Sale.

For Sac,
A healthy, tout, young Negro Woman -Er.
qpire of the Printer.
Ausuasy. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-15
aales bp audtou.

On SATURDAY,
hsIes'rlsek quiIl ,Jalda ttb< gexane Store, fba
! e0rxtr 0fsKisg and Uniou f,ttts.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whikey in barrels,
81 Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caks
- Wise in pipes ard quatter caka
MolaHes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels.
White and brown Soapin boxes,
Coffee in caks and bags,
Raiiins in kegs snd boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
AUariety Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Iriih Linens,
Caaimeres, Caiicocs,
Ke1leys, Threads,
Coatings. Chintzcs,
tIalfthicks. Bedticks,
Fearnaught, Oznabnrgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, | Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Handkerchieis,
Worried and Other Iadia Cottons, &c
Stockings, | &c.
THOS. PATTEN, A.lF1sstsy.
Dec. 10.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-21
TuRNPlkE.
TO M9Fs Lilly, Ckrk oftke k,g csmJer
land Turnpike Corborafisn.
psrfian5, lind "a 1894

To M9fs Lily, Csrk oftIe f1G cam5sr
land Turnpike Cooperation.
ME the fublcubers, bsing FIVE OF the
w proprietors of tad Corporation,
hereby rscuea you to call a meeting Of
iaid pToprietors 20 DC held at the houfe of
Seth Llb5Y, snrhoIdcr n Scarborough, in
laid ccnnty. on Monday the eleventh day
q APrIt next, al TWO OF the clock in the
afternoon, TO act on the following arti-
cies, via.
!. To cnoor- Moderator.
2. To fee what msafures the Corporation
viii take relative 20 being at pzrt &c the
expeCce of dykeing the Dunlon Marfh, &
Agreeing with the owners or prOprieiors
thereof, and TO cfabiih any former votes
or proceedings Of this corporation con
cernins The iamr.
3. To Zee what method the corporation
will take to lay out, make add keep "
repair the turnpike road, and take tuch
meainres for thar purpolr as may be tho't
neceiiary.
A. To appoint a Committee or agent 20
agree and i5tde with, anI make compen-
fatiOn TO the owners OF land where fsid
road may be laid out, woo may think
ihemiSlVes injured thereby, aud alio 10
attrnd 10 the committee at the General
Seflions, in laying ont f4id ,oad, and ad-
vile with them 10 locating the fame.
8. To chOole fuch committee or commit
tees, agent or agents, as fhall then bc
Judged proper to make fld turnpike road,
aud 10 procure materials therefor, with
fuch lntruttions as the Proprictors ihall
then fee dt e give.
9. To vote fnch fum or lums Of money,
for the Purpofes afoyefaid, and aiTrfs the
fame Oa tbs flares O. the proprietors, as
nav then be thought proper, aud tx the
time Tor the payment the rect.
THOMAS LANCASTER,
EBENEZER LIBBY,
JONATHAN LIBBY,
b ID. BRYENT,
ELIPdALET SMITH.
Sear57roEg5, 7tb Marfb, 1889.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-21
Benevolent Society.


I ~ 2 S4s ,i5=rI t.isr aafborjsf brfJe IN II 70
Gsrrrai Cont Lhlf fl4sf sasiiies N N az 70
= titbLG ssytsrcfi5- " re- rrzs " ~ Portland
" Bencvo!ent society" e all ~ fyg rrsrfizg II
l1if S1-sy p bsyay rsijJ ~ AE.a5rrI " rb- fsnr
% Eresf % re- Caa,T Eagis a. Psyf,sz5, o. Wgo
NEsoAv The twenty tnird Of March i-Fanf ar
Ffss a.o-4 - ~ forruasz 70 acre asa ~ fam o.
Jersu II ~ srief o. for ~ faaf t5sreil eor,ss.
f'rifd-'' eto2lf fIe' s5iefrI 81 ny my Es ft-io
ME saS 5fsbit5 jb yai,s and lam - 70 f5s~
nv qfeiar Ts1gly--aHi % sgrss seas rassi sf
slAi1g future 1sesfiggF.
SAMUEL DEAN,
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
TIMOTE7- H{LLE6RD.
Psrti1r5, tTsreh "a r8os
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-21

Scarborough, Mercb 7tb, 1907.
PURSUANT 10 the foregoing appIi-
cation, 70 me directed, hereby notify
aud warn the Proprietors Of fajd CorPor-
alton, to meet Al TIE time ADD place and
foT the PurP0leS tberein mentioned.
MOSES LIBBY, Ctrk.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-21
LIST OF ACTS,

Pahed at the late ltlIion Of the Legislature of
Mggae5.e.s, which ended On Tuefday the
9Th infant.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-21

From Pkstl,e' II SSiifsas.

How wretehed they. whoto this wretehed tate
Our fafb and biz, and teine all conhne
WIN bind'y lead Is TO TIC niafts Of fate;
Then ~ thar fare our wit. Our hopes rchrn
Ard qnench - death the Park ofhfe divine
BY the 10 ffrurgic with cucumber ng daa.
Each food regret, unmIr d wiih fad rrpin-
sy earthly irieodfhip add BY heavenly trult
Thels mouldering frames lhzll prcet the morn.
ing OF the jun.
70 me, cnanour'd or each penive fccnc
To me, whom dcepel lo,itudc delight
Who love, alike, days ci1GnP ray frrene;
Or concsve clear, with mildeit lulfrr bright;
Or the dread bisekneis 81 involving night I;
Noe cherries Teens 10 the Tie pafIing bell.
Which fPeaks from earth fouls eternal
fight /;
Calm are the founGs IN everyhrcczc that dwell ;
And fwsrt 10 fancy ear myowndepartcdkuell.
Hail. We blea 1horcs Of permanent delight,
SrhEmely RATED above this world OF woe /;
Whofe tempered day fears not enfhrouding
night;
Whole Ienient flx;cs no balefal changes know
Roand whole fair paths the living waters
flow;
Where mufc wakens to ceIelial bands
The breszes rich with heavenly fragrance
blow.
who tia; from Pifg4h once This view com.
m9uds,
Would foiourn ever in thsfe perifhable lands
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A Houfe for Sale,

a FfOufc Tor Sale,
CITuATED on AlRy Strert [Ieading from
y Back Street 20 the Cove.l The Houfe
is II BY u feet, two gt0ries, with two
ftacks Of chimnies, aud can be made con-
venient for two families, being nearly fn-
ifhed, There are about fifteen rods in
the lot on which il ltsnds. Terms Of pay
ment made esfy 10 the Purchaf,r.-For
particulars. ioqulre OF
NICHOLAS TIrcoNE, on the premaes.
Portland, Fsb. = (t)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-03
NOR WICH, Dec. II.
Fran Port RebasAiean.

Capt. Colt, of the brig Trya], OF this
norr. Who arrived at New. Lonion On
Monday, in IS days from Port. Repubi'-
can, informs, that he failed from then on
the 24,h ult. in co. with number OF
veaels under convoy Of French arnei
hip, which the American captains hired
to protect them from the brigands in the
Bite; who never fpare any OF their Psi'
ioners. but put them to infant death.
Capt. c. further informs, that every
por. in the Bite, excepting Port-Reppbli,,,
can, St. Marks, Jeremie, ana feve'al sla sl
places, are in poaeaioa Of the blacks. o''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-03

Exfraa of a 4t<y r,m coxlal smhlar,
10 C0niui G4us, dated 7angie,, z7la
SEPTEMBER, pz.
81 am happ to tell you that fone
matters in difcpliop with this country,
have already bAn 70 far explained, and
misconceptions n the part Of this go
vcrnmens done away, as leaves me no
room to apprebnd longer neceairy of
having recourE to America for initrnc
tions, as eyer matter is in the faifeit
train Of pertsf accommodation, and [
hope the gun carriages will Gene juf in
time TO festle every thing, at leaa for
lome years, unlll they think of fo.ne,hing
ellie to ak for.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-03
Elom No. IS.
Dated Tangier, Shb Tan. 1907.

y "
/" Tie Baaaw then told me, MuIey
Soliman looked upon the Americans as
no better frieads to bin than the Dutch
and tia, / rppa conlider nyiclf in the
fame fituation as their coniul was at
that day. Fully fasished that the govern.
mcnt Of the United States had given TIE
mott ample snd unequivocal proofs OF
irieadhip to Mu!ey Soliman, I readily
Jaw that this intimation mutt proceed Ell
Their from erref, or that it was a prelude
to lis lnajeay's making another attempt
to get quit ofthe treaty of 1886, and o.
tain prelents Iat Stipulated periods. On
this occaion Ibeg 20 refer you to the e.
verallesteys Ihsd the honor of addre1;ng
the department Of fate, from Rhabat, be-
tween the 18th July and 18th Augutt
1895, and 70 No. S. OF my Gibraltar
correlpondenae, dated 18th September
fine year. BY thtcs you viii fee itrong
attempt TO effect this, was at that time
made, bur thai | had the happiness 10 over
come If, and obtain recognition of that
treaty under well founded motives in ap-
pearance, fol believing Mlley Solimaa
granted it from full conviction Of its be-
ing incumbcat on him to DO 70. Balllaw
Hackmawy having tated the American
and Batavia governments as Handing ia
the fame prsdicanen,, in relation to this
country, did rot allow him to quit that
ground, until had given him an ample
detail oftheyery early attention the Unit
ed States paid MaIey Saliman, urging that
in the choice Of the articles chiefly CON-
pofed theirira pTelent, they had givea
The frongea proof poaible of the part
they took in bis najei}y's concerns at thar
insefeltiog moment, and Of their dcGre
that he .hogld overcome the oppoiition
then actually making againa his fucceaion.
1t does not appear neoeaary to 'foub'eyoa
With all the other arguments at this inree-
view, cnly to FAY thae having deired a.
mother, the Baihaw appointed che 10th, in
the evening. We accordingly met, and
I laid before hin an Arabic, tranilation
Of the treaty Of 1886, with copy of the
Emperors letter, of 18th Aaguit 1895,
TO the PrGcient confirming it; alto lifts
Of the fri and leconi preleats | deli
yered in the name Of the United States
to MuIey Soliman, at RhA5at, in 1875,
and of TIL, had alfo the honor OF DELI
vering al. Miquioez 1893, on the oc-
cation OF hawing his majety my commit
ion as conful !; he plruled; all thefe papers
with attention, and aaured me as IN mold
ing thete conferences in private, he had
given me proof of his frlendih;p, 10
might depend upon experiencing aconti-
naance rhereof, aud that he would report
TO his najeay on the location. At this
fecond interview not a fyllab!c was laid or
my retiring from the country, neither
have to this hour hear! any more on the
fubjeef.''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-03

According to the rule, The reading Of !,
Cannot be difpenfed with but oy general
content, not even for other builneis OF the
grealea importance. Mr.. Butts then
moved the following amendment OF MI.
RaDdolph's reiolution:
But if any petition, memorial OF ether
paper, 70 preiented, ihall in the reading
be objected to by any member, the furs
ther reading of the fame fhall be determln-
ed by avoJs Of the houle.
A member enquired, whether as the re-
iolution and amendment went 10 reicind
ilanding rule of the houie, il was IN order
TO decide upon them the day on which
they were offered.
Tie Speaker declared it was IN order,
as they did NOT go to reicind, bur only to
amend the Handing rules.
The relolution and amendment were
then taken up for confederation, when,
on motion Of Mt. Varnuln, they were re-
ferred to lelctt committee, coniiH.ng
of Mefrs. Randolph, Euitis, and L. x.
Morris.