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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-16

The following ordinances translated from
the originals, handed US by mercantile
friend, shews that it is no longer Dsssa-
lines, Chief of the Brigands in Hispaniola,
bur
JACQUES, Emperor Of HAYTL
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St. Andrews Society,

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lasrced to the fame, filled up the blank with the
appropriation of4o,o 900 dollars, and ordered the
flame to third reading on Monday.
| The bill for the relief OF the csptors Of the
Moorish armed lhips Mefsbouds and Mrboka,
vas read The thitd gime ani pslsd.
The bill appropiiates 8,59s dollars as
prize money to the officers and seamen OF
the John Adams, and 1000 dollars 10 those
lof the Philadelphia, TO be distributed in the
proportion presoribedby law.
I Z message was received from the Senate,
acting as a high court OF impeachment,
stating the manner in which subponeas shall
be served on witnesses in the case OF Joan
Pickering.
a message was also received from the
Senate, stating that they have passed the
hill to incorporate the Columbian Library
Company, with an amendment to strike
out the third section. Referred to a SCI
Ilect committee of FIVE members.
The House again went into a committee
of the whole, on the bill furtherto amend
the act laying direct tax, (Mr. Varnum
in the chair.) Some amedments were
made and reported; which the House took
up and acted upon.
A motion was made to recommit the bill
to select committee. Negatiyed-ayes
%.
The question taken by yeas and nays
ion the motion Of G.W. Campbell, to strike
out the 9th section Of the bill, and passed
in the negative. Yeas 81: Noes 80.
The bill was ordered to be engyoosed for
a third readingon Monday.
! Departed this life on Monday morning in the
thirty ffR year Of her age. Mrs ANN ALsxAN.
DER, COMFORT of Mr.. Amos alexander Of this
town AFTER an ilnsss Of FIVE months, which
she sustained with christian sorttuae,: she WIS
an afectionatc wife and mother, loving sister,
! an induIgent mistress and kind lyisnd she has
left disconsolate husband and three small chill
den TO lament her lossLet friends to virtue drop
tear as the only tribute they can pay to her me-
mory.
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Congress Of TIE untteD 5tates.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

-
Friday Jan. IS.
A message was received from the President Of
the United States, enclosing the annual report of
the Director of the Mint.
A report was received from the Secretary OF rhe
Navy, cont aining statement Of the mopies ex.
pended for the support Of the Marine corps, since
its organization.
A report was also received from the Secretary
Of the Treasury complying with resolution OF
the house, requiring information in relation TO
the state of the fund for the relief of sick and dsa
bled seanlcn.
A communication was received from the Cover.
nor Of Ohio, enclosing the ratification by that
state Of the amendment TO the constitution re-
speeding the mode of eieaing President and
Vice President.
Mr.. Varnum stated that some imperfeaions
existed in the articles Of war, now in force, and
moved the appointment Of committee to revise
the rules and articles for the government of the
army of the United States. Agreed to.
Mr.. Eppes stated that a motion, submitted by
him some time since, to enquire into the expedi.
ency of disseminating the Office ofcommssioner of
loans, had been referred to the committee of
ways and means, who had reported against the
discontinuance of the Office. That report had
been disagreed to by the house. he there
fore moved that the committee OF ways and means
should be instructed to prepare and bling in a
bill for the discontinuance of the artiee of com.
missioner Of loans 10 the several states, and to
provide for the discharge Of those duties.
Ordered to lie ON the table.
Mr.. John c. Smith, from the committee of
claims, reported bill 10 make restitution to
the owners ofth. Danish biigantine Henrick.
The houfe went into committee of,he whole
on the bill, who reported i, 10 the House, who
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the Independence Of the United States
of America the s8th.
WILLIAM c.. C. CLAIBORNE.

Extract fran the orders et Gen. Wilkinson,
giDsn at the camp Of the Ameyica1a troops,
on the left bank Of TIE Mississippi, near
the city Of Nczv-0rleans, Dec. IL, 1908.
Parole Columbia.
THE operation before US, however simple or
safe, will require much self denial and restraint,
to preserve that regularity, decosum and order,
which We owe to OR reputation, to the rights
and sensbiiities of those whom We are to cherish,
and to the character CT our country the General
therefore, claims most earnestly the cooperation
of the gentlemen OF his command, tor the main
tenanoe OF M Uniform system OF rigorous subpr-
dinasion and discipline, without n'ilich the coph
deDcc OF government may be abused, the beneh.
cent views Of the executive Of the United States
defeated, ard the honor OF the whole corps indell-
bly, sullied.
In the courfe Of political evcrts we behold
a poliihei people (RrangcFs - orr manners, our
laws ard cur language caa into our arms. Be
it our pride and our glcry, TO receive them into
the great family Of our happy caantry. with cor
dial enbraces S, and by tht generous holPtairy and
fold fympath5 which are every where due to the
asaogcr, let US difpsl the approximations of the
tirnd, banifh the fulpcions of the credulous, and
firm the confidence Of all, in the clsmency, the
wfdom, and the julticc OF the American Rspub-
lie.
The general will applaud the merito.ious fol-
der, who receives the Lounltian as his brother !;
and he Aatters himlelf the fentiment will be uni
yersa, but lhould he be disappointed, he will
expel from the corps and mark with infamy
the wretch, who nay refit the impulions Of the
richett aud rof raagnanimons emotions and az
fetfions of the human heart.
The perfons and the property CT the inhabi-
tants of every rank ard every fpecies, are to be
held iufacred refpca-and whichever may dare
to injure the one, or violate the other, VIII bs
brought to fpeedy and condign punilhment.
The articles of war are 70 be read to the
tfoopsat morning parade to morrow.
Certified to be comfortable to ths or:gi.
nal.
By order the General.
d. WADSWORTff.
Aid de Camp, prostem.
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alsraauris DaIp anhsrtistr.
TUESDAY, JANUARY IL.

EHs Jollosyiisg official papers 1ysrs re-
csiDed' on Sandy cunning at Wash
sagton City, bythe Natebsz Mail
NAreHrz, DEC. 81.
TheJollosving letter zvas recei0ea BY the last
Nail.
Nez0-Orleaas, Dee. 20.
SIR,
/ have the pleasure to inform you that
on this day the city of New-Orleans and
It's dependencies were amicably surrender
ed to the United States. And On this oc-
casion I pray you to receive nay sincere
congratulations.
Accept asssuranceso Of greatrespect, from
VIM. c. c. CLAIBORNE.
Hon. CATO WEST,
Secretary of the M. t.
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The Jrg GEORGE WAsHINGT0
WILLIAM Mason. Mister.

s The brig GEORGE BlASHINGICN,
n WILLIAM MASON, Master.
81 This vessel was one of the fses OF twelve or
s. fourteen American vessels, which were taken the
day after their departure from thesChesapeak, o9
a squadron Of his Majesty's ships, under the con.
4pand Of Admiral Marry, and carried to Hail
fax,
The whole feet was at The tim. Of The capture.
\ uudcs convoy of two French ships of war, which
had been appointed as a convoy 70 France the
place Of IT'S destination. The cargo OF this ship
consisting Of SIX hundred ana twelve barrels aorr
\ was for account of the French government,
az were likewise the cpgocs Of said other
4 Ships
The Judge of :ihe vice Admiralty court at
B Halifax condemned rhe cargo as French property,
and restored the vessel as American property, out
pronounced against the claim made for freight,
dcmurage and expenses, and condamned the
sanant in the taxed cosfs Of the claim.
From this decree, refusing freight &c. the
claimant has appealed and che papers have been
forwarded to Mr.. B. in order that he might in
bis official Capacity prosecute the said appeal
The like decree has been made, AMI an ap9eai
entered IN all the other vessels taxa at the same
time, and the proper documents transmitted t.
MIR. B. for the purpose Aforesaid And Mr.. B..
70 save the rights Of tic parties has 50 TAR prose
cuted the said appeals as 70 haye,tas usual inhl-
\ billions gotunder seal.
The process transmitted TO Mr.. B. in This
case is left herewith, and Mr.. B. before any far
ther steps are taken In the prosecution Of the
said appeals is DESTROYS Of having your opinion.
LIST. Whether there is any probability that the
! Lords of Appeals Will reverse the decree ap-
pralsd from, and pronounce that freight or de
nnuage is due TO the American owners -
And,
I'd. Whether IS advisable in any view &c
'fing the sad appeal to hearing.
Opirioa-A Although a neutral ship may Legally
sarfy eneny's psopcsty, yet The -belhgsrent has
on tie Other ham. right 70 seize that pro-
perry, paying the neutral vessel his freight aud
expenses. II the neu,ral ID order to peseat the
oengedens from exercising his legal right put
himself under the eneny's conyoF, the clam OF
leight and expenses is thereby forfeited. 1t is
departure tom thst lnpas:is!i,y which the neu-
ID, -. y bound TO ooserve. The only question II
'''s Case Won'd oe, whether the ship ,sclf wa
I'' unaer the circumstances liable to con6scason.
n0' as S1e shp.has been restored, do NOT thinl
: aaslSaoie to Sfiag tie appeal to hearing.
o. !. NlCHOLL.
o'""'n'' 3Sn4sp IS. 1895.
Notf.-Tbe E5enezer--G D4afS;e hip band
0.y&ge fran Rorb1ort 10 Brsst. tuaeasa
~"0 so'att, sc. az oeeoest eftbe FyeRc5 go
SsaAa,s' and being arder lie caavey ga Fyeaf6
F FIX ssar 0aafakeG BY fyir4eyBpef qUay.
~ .0 ~ lst 1882, lie bi5 qvas cola.mae4 IN
m 11;se Corr IF .5aSzr4ity, and Tie Jsu,sace nef
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Of different fizes, manufactured &
sold on reasonable terms by the subscriber, II his
Ware House, near the upper end of King Street.
JOHN M'KlNNEY.
January II. 1aw2in.
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c'n"ont, 3sn1sy IS. 1906.
Notice

NOoICC
iSheTeby given to the Stockholders OF
- the Bank Of Alexandra,
ma dividend of FIVE per c-nt. on The
S up Rock Of iaid Bank. Ter the half year end
IS nus day is declared, and will be ready to be
p p 20 them OF their r>pseientatiycs on Thurday
AsIi' the S,h Infant.
~ order Of the P rfacnt ana Directors
Gurden Chaplin, CaIaier..
Jan, =, 1904. dsw
y Printing IN al ats 0lrssb
executed al this office Nth nsGt-
ae's and d!l9atch.
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By order Of the General.
D. WADSWORTH.
Aid de Camp, prostem.

Yesterday an election for Directors Of
the Bank of Alexandria took place, when
the following gentlemen were chosen:-
John Dunlap,
Richard M. Scott,
Samuel Craig,
William Herbert,
Richard Conway,
John Dundass,
John Janney,
Jonah Thompson,
Charles Simms,
and this morning at meeting ofthc Direc-
tors William Herbert was elected Presi-
dent, and George Gilpin chosen to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the election of Will
liam Herbert.
The Senate Of the United States have
fixed the Cd day Of March for the trial OF
JOHN PICKERING.
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.,.o.,s, addressed the orecepfs' q the committee
|s'a y =. magistrates Of The kingdom.
a. s,s harvest Of riches appears TO be over with
'a,;ls Ffaoce IS placing wao- Kingdoms ~ a !.
J. " i eroaisitioa. She hosds Up re speetft OF
S ion 20 2e,rify os. while she sends her armies
w.. .s.rv corner Of ElroPs, Were We have a
~ .,d - The power OF Britain was always eonsi-
s ~ . most usefully employees in protecting her
a Wv L was, indeel, only BY the Propsr rSer.
:. e this power, that she kept up her trade
i III : s,n,aiaed her influence consequence and
~ - $. to. world. This power she can no long
.Ssre;sr she in fat no longer possesses II s,
80 4 Ar,iens bartefed away with the hanor
~. 40. lis said that It IS Impossible ter
Il :, have projected Hanover and Portugal with
i. sd e o:her allies on the conrinents Ii
~ ,sha have we no, those other allies We were
~sti,uts Of them till DOW. Its OF she not
mo of such allies, that the nation has f5hs
.~r,s. the ministers, who are, in this respect,
s..d,ng the harvest Of all their Crimes, IN jussi-
5.at;on Of lis consequences.
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rye have been fayaured withsevesal original opi-
! ,;ons Of Sir William SCOTT. the much celebra-
ed bulge Of the High Ceut OF Admiralty in
Gresr Bsitain; and Of Sir John Nicholl, The
D,rssns Advocate Gsaeral ms Britannia Ma
;,,ty--on points which we have no daubt will
o,oye highly interesting to our mercantile
trends These we shall give occasionally when
aearth Of intelligence, calls for something new
and useful, to inform The Judgment or to amuse
the leisure Of our readers.l
N. York Paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
NATHL. MACON,
AN ACT


To hrouide for a more ertensiUe d;7rri5ufioa
of thc Layus If the United States.
BE it enacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States IF II
,nerica in Congress assembled, That the Sc
crctary for the department ofstate be, and
he hereby is authorised and empowered TO
procure four hundred copies OF the avs
of the United States one hundred copies
of which shall be distributed in just pro-
portions in the territory Of Orleans and
district OF Louisiana the Other hree hun
dred copies to be reserved for the disposal
of Congress.
Sec. 2. ind be II further enGcted,. That
one thousand copies OF the laws OF the y
nited States which shall he printed al the
close of each session shall be reserved for
the dispo.al Of Congress and that the dis
tribution Of the remainder shall be eX-
tended to the territory of Orleans sid dis
tmct oc Louisiana, and to such other terri
tories as are or may hereafter Re establish
ed in the sa ne manner and proportion as
is already provided by law Tor Distributing
them among the several states and terri
torics and the secretary Of state shall
cause To he published in one ne spaper in
each sCthe territories Of the United States,
where newspapers are printed. the laws
which have passed during The present ses-
sion, and which may hereafter be passed
by Congress.
Sec. 8. .4nd be ii ftrther enacted, That
there shall he transmitted by the secrea "a
ny Of state to each member Of the Senate
and House OF Representative and to each
territorial delegate, as soon as may be az
ter the expiration OF each session oF Con-
gress, Il copy of all the laws which shall
have been passed at such session.
Sec. 4. AGd be further enacted, That
the sum of two thousand dollars be, and
the same hereby is appropriated, for de-
fraying the expense authorised by mis- ACT,
payable out of any money in the treasury,
not otherwise appropriated.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker qftte Hou9s of REPRESENTATIVES.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
President Of the Senate hro-temfiore.
NJ arch II, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
An ACT
TIL: JEFFERSON.

Relative TO the combinations Of certain o1i-
GERS Of nhe cpsfoms and 10 firsvide fir
dhhointing q Surveyor in me district
therein mentioned.
BE IL enacted By the Senate and House
Of Representatives. If me United Siqfes IF
.Imerica in Congress assembled, That from
and after the last div Of June in tn. pre-
sent year, the salaries heretofore allowed
by law to the several colecto Of the Gus
toms, Tor the districts Of Bath. Portsmouth,
Newport, Middletown, New Haven, Della
ware, Richmond, Wilmington in North
Carolina, NewberD and Edenton, shall
cease and be discontinued. And there
shall be allowed and paid annually to- the
officers Of the customs hereafter, named,
the following sums respectively, viz.
TO the collector FOR the distri , Of Nat.
chez, in addition to the fees and other e..
molumerts Of Office, the sum Of two bum
dred and fifty dollars and to each Of the
surveyors at New-LondOn. Middletown,
New-tiayen and Alexandria, IN addition
TO the allowances already established by
law, the sum of fifty dollars.
Sec. 2. mi be 10 further eunc'ed, That
from and alter the said last day Of June
in lieu OF the commissions heretofore al.
lowed by law there shall be allowed 10 The
collectors of the customs for Wilmington
in North Carolina and Newburn, two and
half per cent:
To the collectors for Petersburg and
Richmond, two per cent;
TO the collectors Cor Kennebunk and
New. London, one and three quarters per
cent:
10 the collector for Bath, one and a
half per cent;
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To the cole etors FOR New tiaven and
Middletown, one and three eighths per
cent:
TO the collectors for Providence and
Alexandria, one aud one quarter pr cent:
TO the collector for Newburyport, one
and one eighth per CO.:
To the collector for Portland, three
quarters o. one per cent:
And to the collectors Tor Salem and Be-
verify, five eighth. Of one per cen on ali
monies by them Respectively received on
account Of the duties arising on goods,
wares ard merchandise, imported into the
United States, and on The tonnage ofships
and vessels.
Sec. 9. mi be ii further eaucfrd, That
there shall he appointed surveyor for
the district Of Marbleheod, to reside at
Marbleh.al: who shall be entitled To re
ceive, in addition TO the other emoluments
allowed by law. salary OF one hundred
dollars annually.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker Qfhe House Of Representatives.
JESSE. FRANKLIN,
Prcsid'T, If fAs Senate, fro tenn fore.
March 81, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
AN ACT

Supplementary 70 the act, cnhiuied e" IN act
10 freserf5e the mode in 7hich The fu5Fc
Gc's, records art jUaiciai froccedinSs in
eocf afofe, SIiaH be auihenticoted so us 10
tax t8ect in eUerg other siqfc."
BE II enacted, 6y the s. ,qte and TE,vse
of RejlrSsrnfatiUes of hc>United Stairs of
-4nrrica, in Congress as8emiLed That from
and alter the passage of this act, all re-.
cords and exemplriications of Office books,
which are or may be kept in any pubic
once OF any state, not spper,ai hg to a
court, shall be proved or admitted in any
other court or Office III SuV other state,
by the sttesiatiar ofthe keeper OF the sa d
records or book au' he seal Of his Of
nee thereto anne&ed. f there be seal
together with a certificate Of the Dresidiup
justice OF the court Of the county or dis
tr'6t, as the case may be, in which such Of
hce Is or may be kept; or Of the cover
nor, the secrefar- of SAFE, the chancellor
or the keeper 81 ths gree, seal ofthe state,
that the said attestatiun t. IN d.e form and
b. he proper aliicer and the said cerlif-
c7te, ifgiycn by the presiding Justice ola
court, shall be farther authenticated nv
the clerk or prothono;ary { g the said court,
who shall certify under bis hand aud the
seal Of his Office, that the said presiding
justice IS duly commissioned and uuaiii
ed; or If the said certificate be given bv
the governor, the secretary Of state the
chancellor or keeper Of the gesa. seal, It
shall be under The great SCI, q The state
IN which che 81 j certificate is made. And
the said reccsds and exemplications, an.
theuticNcd as aforesaid, shall have such
fait'' a0i credit given to them in every
court and Office within the United states,
a. they have by law or usage in the courts
or Offices of the state from whence the
same are, or shall be taken.
Sec. 2. h7d bei FURTHER enacted, That
all The provisions Of this a6, and the aet
to Which this Is a supplement-, shall Apply
as wei 70 tie public acts records. Office
books, Judicial proceedn.s, courts ana Of
fees of'ne resPc Stivc tories oftbe u
niIed States, and counties subject to the
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two terms in each and every wear, at the
place where the courts for Washington
County, within the said territory, shall be
heid, 20 commence on the DAYS following,
tn wit, on the first Monday in Nav and
Septr nnber annually; and shall then and
there proceed to near and determine the
pleas process and proceedings depending
before them, in the sam. manner as the
SAID superior court within the distri9 of
Washington aforesaid might or could
have done, in case this act had not been
passed.
Sec. s. .ftd he IL further enacted, That
the Judge to De appointed by virtue ofthis
at shall receive the same salary and paw
able IN the same manner, which is esta-
bhshed by law for Judges of the said SUI
perior court Of the Mississippi territory.
MA Till. MACON,
Sneaker cffhe House IF REPRESENTATIVES.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
President Of the Senate fro ten,,ore.
March 81, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: 5EFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
APPROVED
TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN act

Far me 0tfio'nfmert oF an G!Ri'ionGl .I,,fge
Jar me Afiasissihhf isry1tory; and .f3r O.
her f.urhoarS.
RE IL enacted BIZ ne c.rc,s a,,d House Of
REPRESENTATIVES or U- United Statts a. IL
me'fra in Congress qeee5-t1ed. That there
shall be appointed On additional Judge for
the Mississippi territory, who shall reside
at or near the Tonbigbec settlement and
who shall possess and exercise, within
the dis'rict of Washington, as Fixed and
ascertsined by an aGl Of general assc n,bly
of the Mississippi TERRITORY, entitled IN
" Act for the more convenient or1arizat;-
on OF the courts of the said terri orv," the
jurisdiction heretofore possesse and ex-
ercised by the superior court OF the said
territory Within the said district Of wash
ing'on and - he exclusion Of the ORIGIN.
al jurisdiction Of the said superip; court
within the same: Propided aizuQvs, That
the said superior court shall have full pow
~ and authority to issue writs of error to
the court es'sbliShed by this act, and to
hear and determine the same when sit
ting, for the district of Adams, as fixed
and asccrtaired bv The act of the General
assembly ofthe Mississippi territory here
IN before m antioned.
SEC. 9. Pe II FURTHER euac'ed, That
the said su-erior cour; age hereby autho-
rsed, upon the reversal Ola Judgment Of
the court established BY his ACT. 20 rem
der such Judgment "a he said court
ought IN have rendered. or raseed, excert
where the reversed is IN favor " tie PAIN
tilt IN the origiroi suit and the deb' or dn-
images to be assessed ere uncertain in
Which case, the cause shall be rcmanded.
IN order 10 final determination.
Sec. 2 BE II flr'bcr cHactcd, Tt.r
when any person. not being an executor
or admin 'trator. APPLIES for q writ 6 er-
ror, such writ Of error shall be no stay Of
proceedings IN the court to which II l..
sues, unless the plaintiff IN error 1hs'. rive
security, to be approved Of by judge Of
the said superior court, that the pls7GT
IN error shall prosecute his writ 10 cgc9
and pay the condemnation n0nev, ard al
COSTS or otherwise abide the Judgment
10 error, if he foil TO make his p'ss good
Sec 4. Be II furlher ctrc'rf That all
pleas, process ard proceedings whatever,
which may have been commenced in
The SAID superior court within the afore-
said district of WASHINGTON. shall be, and
the same ere hereby transferred r. he
court established by this az and 80 Of
hccrsaDpoiDtcd TO isruc or execute G,crro-
ceSsol The said suDsrirrcourt witllinthe dis
tr.ct Of Wash g'on and ~ record tic ,ro-
cc'dingsof tbe sar c,a'e here ou'b1fis.d
ard required 20 i,sue and execute the pro-
cess OF The court established by This act,
and tn record the proceedings thereof.
Sec. 3. BE IL furftcr enacted, That fhe
court established by this act, shall hold