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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-04
WILLIAM RAMSAY
HAS OPENED

HAS OPENED
n Grocery Store IN Prince jlreet,
Next door to DIR. Dicks,
Wbsre be intends keeping general aD10,fmeTt Of
gensine articles in thai iine, and xoav o0ers 10,
]ale on moderate terms,
LONDON particular
Madeira, WINES
Port in cafks and bottles,
Colmenar and Malaga
Old ST. Julian and Medoc Claret in cafes of .
dozen each,
White Wine Vinegar,
9Th proof Jamaica Rum,
Do. Cogniac Brandy,
Holland Gin,
Loaf, lump and Mufcoyado Sugar,
Sugar Houle Molaies,
Imperial, "a
Chulan, sS
Hyion, ~
Young Hyfon, \
Hyfon Skin, 8 3
Souchong, Sc
Pouchong Souchong, s 3
Padra Souchong, > -
Peco Souchong, 8
Bohea
Green Coffee,
Durham and Dixon's MuAard,
Alfpice, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace and Nut
megs,
Nantz and Bordeaux Salad Oil,
CatchuP, branded Fruits and Englilh Pickles,
Olives, Capcrs and Anchovies,
Prunes, Raifns, and foft ihell Almonds,
Leiper's Snuff in bottles,
Do. beft Smoking Tobacco
Martins beft Spanifh Segars,
Baker Salt for table ufe,
Georgia Cotton,
Martinique Noyeau,
Mould and dipp'd Candles,
Jerley Cheefe of an excellent quality,
Wrapping Paper, brown and blue,
Roll BrirnRone, Fig Blue.
To be Rented,
And poGefion given Immediately, the dwelling
HOUSE above faid fore. 1t is now in good re-
pair, and well calculated to accommodate gen.
teel family. Apply as above.
June II.
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Notice.
THE Office of the Marine Insurance Compa-
ny of Alexandria is removed to the house of Jas.
B. Nichols.
BY order of the Board,
]. B. NICHOLS, see'v.
N. B. The hours of meeting of the Board
are the fame as uflal, and the time of acceptance
Is extended to four o'clock.
Insurance Office, Sept. Is.
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trc-ss at Ftafhing and at the Bfiei, were very
fck!y. The hailding of the gun boats vas gong
on rapillv in Holland, and the Chief Confal was
hortly expected in Hoilsod On Wifi. Bltintts
vas dull. Cofee, Sugar and Tobacco IN demand,
which probably would ioerea!e. Many AtfeTl-
can fnips had been itopped at Helvoetiays unill
their papers could be feat TO Rotterdam for The
examination of the French Conui there. Ihc
Fyeach have palIed anteditt, that no American
veGei lhali be admitted ;afoany of the Ffsnch
ports, flaving ,ou,tea ID Eaglaadl and they re-
qnirc mar certEease TO prove the property
American, from he F-eaell C,rasul at the place
IN America, ihp clears from fh1ll accompany
ali American fh' ps - fnsutc. September %, lett
fTelvoei luYs III eoapsng with thcfhip Wathiag
ton, Of NV Bedford. Alfred Gthas, MATER, bound
u New York. Lett al Rotterdam, fhip Lgdla
IF Bottom, and bound fh;sher, capt Ghipmans, to
9sil in two DAYS, and Boy, Of 8uekiiosgn, captain
sherbusnr, 10 Gil in . few days Tor Scotland.
September %, from "a. VI. MI noc7. heard a
yeGy bfik AMI heavy caanonade, which appeared
boat Bouiogne. Ots. :, Iat. IS 50, long. 10,
10, fell in with very large aeec Of Brifill iner-
chansmen, bound up the Mediterranean. Oct.
Is, lar. 43 50. long. 40. 80, fpoke thip PfoiPcs
fitY, OF enc from PAlaaeipilta, boundtoD porto,
Out u DAYS. Nov. 6, j0G on the edge Of found
iaes ft.oke bark EIizabe,h, oil PHILADELPHIA, from
L.lb2n, bound TO n. York, out 20 days. Ship
As,erdeen, and two other fhiPs from Virginia,
names OF fhips and captains unknown, had jatt
arrived at tIelvot,auys. Off GoTee, going into
HevoeAlys fpakc nip Columbia, of Bottom, from
Bremen, Thomas Holman, matter. Nov. e, lat.
go, 4S, and j1it on the edge Of ioundings, ipoke
thio General Mercer, OF n. York, and bound
tn Ter, S. days from Liverpool, Reuben Moore,
matter, Vas In want Of bread and intended max
lag the frft convenient port he could, had been
blown off (cveral times,
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NEW YORK, Dec. 4.

Capt. Crowninshield, ofthe ship Prudent, from
Gibraltar TO Salem, was spoken with on the z5fh
u,. in lat. 40, 10, and reported that bostilities
haG commenced between Spain and Great Bri
tsin.
s
Eatroa If a kner f1om a gentleman in Nrq',
Dream, ia me,canfile boalt in tbs eio q
RE. i'm rgpedoJiluy, dated Nsqo otleaxs.
Nov 4
"Isis generally believed that the Maquis g
Casa Calvo. has refused TO deliver the prevlncs
10 the French prefeGt, having particular orders to
deliver it to Gen. Victor only.
6 Our political situation has tended 10 uamf
commerce much for some time past, ana VIII co..
thuc to do so whilst we remain in our present w
settled situation"
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Arrived the fch'r Dah, cap.. Brown, II days
fom Guadaloupc. Left at Bsflaserre, ich'f Pea
sO,k Ingegiol, 10 fail in 10 days, from Ssitm !;
Tie Hoop Experiment, Petmsn, p days lrem X Z
Hand, was asndirg OFF and on when captain 3.
hiica. The fch'r Martha Crawley, lats' o.
Charleffon, vas caprurcd off ST. Pierres, Marti
rique, on the 2Ssh October. by a'three matted
pisateer, and tent into Tcrtoia the captain mao
PROCEEDED 10 Antigus for trial.
Arrived, chip America, captain iiaac of0ne'
s. days from ielvoetfluys.
SeP, Is, lef, Rotterdam, at which time, i Wa
reported, that General More lay IN the Downs
N'lh 4ooo men. bound Oh tecret sEpeuil'o'
Varieus were ibe ceojtetures Of the Dptch an
French rejecting their dsitinatloh' aut : Wa
loagsd hey did not intend 10 60 tar, asst was
slia laid. rhal ,hc officers were only aliowea {,
t&ks Oas change Of linen withthen. The ffsncn
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Peace With Morocco.

Capt. Rogers arrived at this place on Friday
last. He has brought the important intel Igence
If the restoration of peace between the United
States and the Emperor of Morocco. DUNG the
negociation, our frigstes were nioored in battle
a.ray within three hundred yards of Tangiess for
the purpose Of batterIng IT down in case peace
had not been made upon The terms which we had
dictated. Although upon the batteries or Ian
glers there were los peices OF cannon, our il
gates were so stationed that only IS could be
or sught to bear upon them. This peace has been
effected without paying one cenr for tribute, or
IS the price thereof. The brig seized at Mage
der has been restored The Emperor was him.
self at Tangiers with an army 9! twenty thousand
men. Mar. Igtsl.
In the John Adams arrived at this place, on
Sasurd4y, William Smith, our late Minister to
Portugal. ~.
On Friday the Senate after a debate which has
continued with nrermssion, for about three weeks
came 10 de6nitive decision on the amendment
Of The constitution respecting the mode of electing
President and Vice President.
The question was taken by yeas and nays "a
,out nine O'Clock in the evening as follows:
Yeas z2-Nays 10.
Yeas-Messrs. Anderson, Bailey, Baldwin,
Bradley, Breckenridge, Brown, Cooke, Condit,
Eiery, Franklin, Jackson, Logan, Maclay, Nj
sholas, Potter, Israel Smith, Samuel Smith, John
Smith, Stone, Taylor, Worthi7g,on, Wright.
Nays--Messrs. Adams, Butler, Dayton, Hill
house, Oicott, Pickering, Plumef, Tracy, Wells,
Whise.
Two thirds Of the members approving, the a
mepdnnrns is consequently carried by constisu-
sionsl majority
sent. -,
+ will be observed that the amendment, which
follows. differs considerably from that agreed TO
bv the House Of Representatives, the principle,
haw.yer, Of both being similar, there can De liz,
RE doubt Of the concurrence OF the house IN the
nod son proposed by the Senate.
Rs,oIvsd b. tie S<a4ts 0ad Heuse IF Retreieu-
,o,:~.s. ~ ,bs yni.ed States Of 4Ameriea, IN Coa
ores, assembled, Two thirds OF both houses con-
n-r;ng that il, leu ofthe third paragraph Of the
Gre, seSSion Of the second article Of the CONSTITUTE
~ of the United States, the following De pFopo'
II :. ~ amendment to the constitution OF the
r7n;.s5 States, which when ratttled oy three
eo,,rshs Of the legislatures Of The several ssates
sbsu be valid to all intents and purposes as part
# tbe said constitution to VII.
RI THE e,egcrs shall meet IN their respective
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states and vote by ballot foe President and Vice
President, one Of whom, at lease shall not be
an inhabitant of the same state with themselves;
they Shall name in tkeir ballots, the person voted
for as President, and IN distioa ballots The
persons voted for IS Vice President, aud sthey
make distintf lists Of all persons voted for as
Pr 81 le t, a d ali fugll per ons voted for as
Vice President, and of the number of votes fer
each, which lists they shall sign AID certify, and
transnit sealed to the seatpt government Of the
Uated States, directed t, the President OF tile Sc
rate. The President Of the Sense snail, IN the
presence Of the Senate and House OF Rspestcta-
tives, open all the ccrydca-es, and he vofes shall
then be c II red. The person having toe great
esI punlber Of vntes tor P,esideAt, slall be The
Piesidens, if sueh number be nllJ9fiY Of the
Whole numbers Of electors appointei AID IF 70.
person have such majority, then from the per-
sans having the lligliesr numbers nct exceeding
three on the list OF those voted for as pfcsdeft,
the house of Representatives shall choose nnuedl-
ately, by balios, the President. Biit IN choosing
the President the votes shall be taken by states,
the representation from each state having one
vote; quorum forthis purpose Shall CONSIST OF a
VI
and amajofity of all the states, shall be necessa-
~ for CHOICE. And if the house Of Represen-
tarives shall not choose President whenever the
light Of choice shall devolve upon them. before
the fourth day Of March then next following,
then the Vice President shall ACT as president,
in the case OF tie death or OTTER constitutional
disability Of The President. I
The person having the greatest number of
votes as Vice President, shall be the Vice Presi-
dent, if such number be majority of the whole
number Of ELECTORS appointed, and If no person
have nlqiority, then from the two highest nun.
oers on the list, the Senate shall choose the Vice
President; quorum for the purpose shall con-
sist Of two thirds Of the whole number Of Senator'S,
and nelofity OF the whole number shall be ne
cessary to choice. But no person constitution
ally ineligible to the office Of President shall be
eligible TO that Of Vlce President OF the United
States.
~ IN the sd line of the poetic communication
in our last, read pursuing in place Of {" passing"
and in line 90, read f,16e for seem"
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onsii. n. II. detained GO dars, said to
Ere Dutch property on board; he has SUI
~sr and coffee, as Brig Eliza, of
's'sl bound to New York, from Demerara,
+ ,;teuise in similar situation, with regard
$, $, Datch property on board, detained IS
aavs. These three vessels are now libel
III in the Vice Admiralty Court at AntI-
ma their trial comes. on about the 9Th Of
November, but, in all probability they viii
not ride it outs long, as they have alrea-
~ lost some anchors asitIs only anopen
bay 10 ride in, and their sails are all on
shore.
When capt. B. left Antigua, there was
many American masters there, captured
by suadrv privateers, and carried into diff
fsrsnt Islands; among those he knew cap
tain Francis Buckley, of the brig Lucre-
ia. mentioned in the meinoriaD whose
vessel was carried into Tortola by a cruis-
er, for want OF her papers, and who came
up from there at the expence Of twenty
dollars per DAY, for a schooner to claim
his papers from said Clark. As also, a
cant. Ierkins, OF the schooner Julian, of
Newborn, N. G. from Guadalupe, bound
70 Philadelphia, carried into ST. Kits BY
the Greyhound privateer, of St. Vineents.
Capt IS. was informed the ship Enter
prize, of New York, capt. Harding, from
Guadaloupe bound home, with sugars, is
carried into Nevis, by a Privateer OF that
Island.
The brig E.sperance, captain Gouldlng,
ofPhiladclphia, from Guadalupe wassent
into Bsssaterre, est. Kitts) by a ST. Vim
cents privateer; after laying, there few
days, and discharging part ofhis outward
bound cargo (Which he had on board) and
whilst his papers was at Antigua for exa-
mination, in the night got under way, and
got 70 St Bartholemew's safe with his yes
sci. He then came over to St. Kits to
claim his papers, &c. But when capt B.
sailed he had not received them, nor was
he likely to receive them, as the captain
was much in the sulks at his getting out of
their clutches, before they gave him a
squeeze or two
1t is sincerely hoped our government
will take into serious consideration the ma
ny depredations alrsady committed on our
commerce In the West Indies by the Bril-
fish, and that a remonsrance suitable TO
the dignity of the Gauge, will be made to
the British Court And likewise much to
be wished for by every good citizen, that
the Executive would see the necessity OF
appointing respectable character as Con.
sui Cor Agent at Antigua, which is now
the place appointed for the Vice Court OF
Admiralty, to be held for all the British
windward islands. Sucha person on the
spot would undoubtedly advance the inte-
rest Of his fellow-citizens, who, unfortu-
nately (for then) may be carried in there
for trial. And who would be, no doubt,
inwant OF the advice and assistance of him,
who, IN his official capacity would be able
to render them both.
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The fubfcriber, grateful for paf ia
yours, begs leave 10 inform the public and his
friends that he has removed TO Frederickfburgh,
but means to continue past Of his buiioefs in A
lexaBdria under the care and management of John
Clcaver, whom he hereby appoints his agent for
the purchafe and fale ofgoods.
John Gould.
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The subscriber has for sale at his store in chi
on Street,
All kinds of Groceries.

Iooobs. of first quality Rhode Island cheese,
large potatoes, excellent sweet cyder. by the bar
rel, butter by the frkin, R. |. apples, cramber-
rics. fresh English waInuts, loaf and brown sugar,
by the barrel, Goldfish, by the hundred or pound,
onions by the hundred or single bunch, ralsins,
oranges and lines, best S. seg,rs, fresh almonds
and nutmegs, excellent n. England knit stock
ings, gloves and mit:ens, fit to encounter the
ice.
A. WILLIS.
December s. d.
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~ IN the sd line of the poetic communication
in our last, read pursuing in place Of 6 passing, {"
and in line SO, read tribe for SEEM"
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pB5I.aDELPHIA, Dec. z.

Cant. Mofet inform thai the whites at AuN
Gays being hard pressed by the Brigands had seq
70 and surrendered TO the British cruisers, VIII
bad taken them OFF.
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HOUSES TO LET.
December s..

THE (ubtcriber having removed from Alex
andria, is defirous Of letting his TWO HOUSES
in Water freet, Gtoated upon the north and (outh
corners of Jefeflon freet. They are well loit-
cd TO the accommodation of fmal families, have
an uninterrupted and extenive view OF Potomac,
with well enclcfed gardens and naceilny out
buildings attached,
A few uDimproyed lots uader fence, adjoining
the above for rent or ialc.
For Particulars apply TO Mr. D. w, Scott,
nearly oppoGte the pennies, or 20 R. T. Tai lor,
Efq King freet.
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NOTICE.

ALL pcrfons having claims asainlt the eaate
of d.. Aycbibald Mortar, ae reque&ed to bring
them forward to the luhfcriher properly authen.-
GATED, and all Guch as are indebted to the faid
efate, are rcqaeacd 10 make immediate payment
10 JOHN M'CLENACHAN.
Dec. s. At
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Nov. 20.
A Gardner Wanted.

WANTED a Perfon qualified to undertake the
management of large market garden. A per-
on we'll recommended viii neet good employ !,
he fhonld have a knowledge. of the marketing Dot
Gnefs, &c. A fnsIc MAJ would be preferred.
Apply at Msun5 Wilmington, one mlle from
George Town Ferry.
JOHN BAIL, M0aqgcr.
Mt. Wanington,
November II. raw3w
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aleraaurta Dailp aDnerttser.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6.

At an election held yesterday, for a Pre-
sident and Directors of the Little River
Turnpike Company, the following gentle
men were elected by majority Of one hun
dred.
LEVEN POWELL, President.
CHARLES SIMMS,1
r. T. RICKETTS,, D;.acto..
I. THOMPSON, and
VIM. PAYNE,
CHARLES PAGE, Treasurer.
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Ten DoJlaY-s Rszgafd.

Missing luppofed to be Rolen, a
large SILVER MATCH, double gilt, cappei
and jtwelled, makers ryme NJ. Tobias, & Co..
Bell Dock, London, No. a5s4-fecond i'and,
with flop; /. Mex. engraved on the psndao.
The hour, fecond, ana inmate hand of gold. IL"
above reward will be given for the recovery ss
the watch, and Ten Dollars more on the conHlc-
ton of The thief. Enquire Of the Printer.
Nov. rs.
Ss Printing IN all its variety eEc-
cuted at this otlcs with neatness aa
comeancss.
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NSudoyy Glass.

The Subscribers have received and
offer for sale, by 10, and Z 9, window glass,
from the Baltimore Mandatory. The quailtyIs
excellent, and it will be sold at the Baltimore
Prices. They expect to receive very shortly
larger sizes from the same place.
R. T.HooE, q Co.
Dec. q. 9
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-18
Foreign Summary.

Rigid measures have been adopted in
SPAN, to tepress spirit Of disafEection
which manifested itself among the PeO-
pie. That the emperor Of Morocco had
declared war against the Genoese, and
had siezed one Of their vessels At LAM
gisrs.s
That Portugal had submitted to the dc.
mand of the French, as made BY general
Lasnes and Don lose De Almeida, of
forsign department., dismissed 1; and M.
Pinto, put in his place. -:
That Spain had made compromise
to preserve her neutrality, and that in
stead OF the naval aid which by the trea-
tv Of 1895, she. was bound to render
France, siam Of money is to be sabsti-
tused-3, 900. Oool. sterling per ann. 10
named as the price of this Indulgence.
= That the remonstrance Of the Russian
court, respecting Hanovt had not been
attended with success, IN consequence
of which an alliance offensive and defen-
size was ON the point oftaking place, be-
tween that monarch and Austria.
That the courts Of Naples and Portu-
gal had appealed to the emperor Of Rus
sia to protect them by his mediation from
a French invasion, and that he had pro-
missed to exertit.---- .z.-.-.- ~-... =
That all the effects ofhis Britanic MAJ
jesty, as. elector of Hanover, are daily
transported to France, and that the in.
habitanes, exclusive, of other exertions,
are obliged to allow the sum Of $4,000
dollars per month for the Tablsss of the
French generals in that city.
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The evils resulting from the economies
of our Sovernhent, are now sensibly felt
by the merchants Of Charleston. A small
French privateer, mounting few swi-'
veis, has for several days completely
tlockaded our port, hringiag to all yes
sells inward arid outwatd bound. Yet
we are compelled TO submit to. this IN
dignity; Tor no means OF redress present
the mselves; not single armed Atneri-
can Cruiser is suffered to protect our
coast, or commerce, but are all Peacea-
bEy laid up in the i" dry docks" OF WASH
ington, " kood ior " orms." In the mean
time their temerity increases in proper
ton with ourtorbearance,; and from our
wharves We may behold the Illuminating
sight Of American Vessels pursued into
our yer, harbour, - 49,. ..-
The brig Columbia, capt. Taylor,
was chased the greater part Of yesterday
BY the privasesr, and followed this NOR
ming nearly up,o Sufivan's Island. Such
daring attractions ofour neutrality sure
ly demand the spirited interference Of
our government.
(CharLev,on Times. Nov. +.
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CHARLESTON, October 81:

A small French schooner arrived in
ibis port on Saturday last from Barracoa,
IN the island Of Cuba, hIving on board
az inhabitants Of Port-au-P Prince, 'shieh
place was evacuated about, four weeks
ago by the Freneh troops as many OF
the inhabitants as could find passages aed
70 Cuba in the most distressed conditi-
on the remainder have Submitted 70
tic brigands, who 1t is said have treated
Aem with humanity. The cape contk
NOES to be closely 'bsockaded BY an En-
sSsiish squadron, consisting Of four sail Of
the line and three frigases, they viii not
permit even a vessel in ballast to enter
that port. -
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A message was received from the Sc
nate, stating that they had passed the act
for the creation ola stock, as prescribed
by the Louisiana treaty, with an amend
m ent. >~.
Referredto the committee Of ways and
means.
A message was received from the
President as follows: -
10 t6r Senate and House Of Representa-
tives efthe United States.
"By the copy now communicated, Of
letter from Captain cambridge of the
Philadelphia frigate to our consul at Glib
rskar, you will learn that an act of hos
tiI1v has been committed on a merchant
vessel OF the United States, by an armed
ship Of the Emperor Of Morocco. This
conduct, on the part Of that power, is
without cause aud without explanation.
1t is fortunate that Captain cambridge
fell in with, and took the capturing YES
sci aud her prize; and I have the satis-
faction to inform you that, about the date
Of this transaction, such a force would
be arriving in the neiyhborhood Of Glib
,raltar, both from the East and the West,
as leaves less to be feared for our COM
merce from the suddenness ofthe agrees
sion.
"Ou the fourth Of September, the
Constitution frigate, captain Preble,
with Mr.. Lear on board, was within two
days sailof Gibraltar, where the Ph'ladel-
phia would then be arrived with her
prize and such explanations would pro-
baby be instituted as the state OF things
required, anl as might perhaps arrest
the progress of aostilities. -
I'm the mean while, tits for Congress
to consider. the provisional anthoriries
which may be necessary to restrain the
deprsdations of this power, should they
Discontinued" :,.F -
-. ....:. "TH: JEFFERSON"
Refereed TO- Messrs Epstis, ]: Clay,
Sands, M'Creery, and Dana.
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MARTLNsBURG, Movember i 8,

Married-the Rev. MOSES H0GE,
efShepherd's- TO,pn, to Mrs. HUNT,
efCharLotte County.
- On Tuesday last Captain
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., to Mss
LUIGI SWEARLNGEM->Ana on the
same day Mr.. ANDREWWAGGENER,
juan. TO- Miss Il. BEALL, all Of Jefer-
son County.
- Tn bsia' 10 ~bisS s~ fia"tJa pssSs' ""~s,
h"k srry s~'A. s"Lf saA!y lev. -
9BH tt- sty- tiaT s.'.tt.' IT, S's.si.a SrrsN.
F,irasaa err bHa!tS. an AsGbs' IF err ~
To-. Lit' satb ss-, O.sh"S 2 ~" fJ.
Hsd 'saa sst6 jsrri-g lti.E = As,ss1."
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defence: the English were continually of
the Spanish ports picking out and captur.
ing their merchantmen. Noperson was
admitted within the gates of the city of
Gibraltar without a pass. Captain Adams
waited on Consul Gavino, as long as he
could larry, in order to be the bearer Of
dispatches to government, but was o.
bliged to sail without them.