Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-31
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SATURDAY, MARoa 81.

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SATURDAY, MARca 81.
| The breahe,a q tie order Of Pa 2f;1snsill-
go, arr desired 10 attend the council FIRE Of
the Latte Wz;gzoqns, at the sign of The Bear
on Thursday next at The uroaisnt Of tic
idoens rising.
is It IS expected that C9ta5llgllrter, 731ou-
6zehead, Red Jacket, Latte Turtle, AID yss.
Crest PaisSapter zs;Rd5lsat the jele XIII
taeir presence, 1t IS particularly ordered,
taat euery Brother appeer painted, ayfth his
d1aaket .ssqttd noeasiats, 0z5d other dress ssi-
tack ff5r theoccu&lon.
SHch q The bsethetn as hdue rat Teen ale
/ 70 hrocAre 4Scolbing Kai0ea end Iomd7sa7p1s,
| are favited to BRING Case Knives and Hatch
| etts, as substitutes.
The GaIamaet 7viR BE smas'ea after The
H5hoob and Var Dance
/ By o,-der ct the chiefs ana headne1s.
LITTLE JOHN
| Interpreter.
! Capt. Hills, in "a days from Lisbon, ar
rived at Boston, informs that no expecta-
tons were entertained when he sailed, that
either Spain or Portugal would beinvolved
! IN the war. The British Consul had ar
rived at Lisbon from Algiers. He menti-
! oned THAT Commodore Preble was pro-
ceeding TO burn the Philadelphia, which
! stillremained aground.
MOTTO Eta virtue of authority to
me delegated 5. the Mayor and Common
Council Of The Town of Alexandria, | as
! sign rs place for the saleot fresh shad and
hfrFIngs, from and after the 1st day Of A
!. Pril next the Wharf of Mr. James Keith,
littleto the south of the present harbour
Of this town !: and for the information of
every person concerned in the premises,
hereby subioin an extract from the law pas
sed by theauthority aforesaid, for theregu
lation Of that and other subjects connected
Herewith.
JOHN Vaudeville,
Superintendent Of Police.
March 3oth, 1904.
SEC. s. Be 1T enacted, That no person
shall sell, offer, or keep for sale, any fresh
sshad or behring's, at any place within the
town, but in such place as shall be assigned
by the Superintendent of Police, and all
fresh fish ofthe above description hereaf-
ter brought to the town shall have their en-
trails and the gills of the shad taken out at
the places allotted for selling the same, or
before they be brought ashore, except such
h.rrings as shall be cured whole by the In
habitants for the use of their families, or
shad for Immediate use, or be purchased
for the purpose ofremoving from the said
town. Any person offending herein shall
forfeit and pay at the rate Ct one dollar for
every hundred shad, or forevery thousand
herrings SO sold, offered, or kept for sale,
contrary to this act; and the like penalty
for every hundred shad, or thousand her
rings, brought into town without being
cleaned as aforesaid, and every person who
shah throw, or cause to Be thrown on any
of the wharves, or into any of the docks,
streets, lanes, alleys, or other parts of the
town the ofals Of any fish as aforesaid shall
for every such offence forfeit and pay fifty
cents and moreover be. compelled to move
the same.
Eatract ofa letter from an officer Of the
British Naog to respectable merchant in
Ne7o lark, dated L0fd2ia, Fe5ruu-y 10.
x The news of the feaian, until within. a. few
days, has bsen totally afforded by the intended
invaliop hu, during that time his Maje&y has