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ed the Sandwich, and is to have ~ guns
and seventy men. Lieut.. Fiston, late ofthe
GlPsey, is appointed to command her.
A slight shock Of an earthquake was fels
here and IN the moutains of Port Royal
and ST. Andrew, about half past II O'Clock
on tuesday forenoon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-11

E01k a Por0mae, ma. 7, iS05.
Notice is hereby gwen the Stock
holders in th@ Back Potcmask th4, an e.ecti,
on TOR twelve Diett3rs for the eniuing year,
will he held at rhc courr -hcuft, in the town Of
Alexandria, on MONDAY, the nth day of
fJovemoer neXt.
b. o,dtr sf The PreGdsnt and DinRo,s,
Charles Page, Calhier.
Oa2ber 7. d3w
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ROBERT CALDER,

Al the fore formerly occupied by John
HoIburgh, in kiag areet, has jua received,
via New York: kand(ome and well JtAstFea'
a00rtment IF
DRY GOODS,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01

Now the toll and dangers over,
Dress alike the wounded brave
Hope again inspires the lover,
Old and young forget tho grave.
oieze the canteen-poizc ii higher
Rest to each brave soul thar fen
Dealh, for this, is ne'er the higher -
w elcome, mirlh--and fear farewell.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01

On Monday evening between and $
O'Clock James Amer, formerly general
IN The revolutionary army, and Ia,tcrly su /.
per'ntendaat oil the Stale Prison, was
iound suspended by silk handkerchief
from his brd post. We Understand he
left prayer behind him desiring, that his
name should BE- erased from the list of
american osicers.---.M Y. Daily .4do.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01
DEATH

~ : =
4 Departed this life on Saturday the 2sth
inst. Mas. ANN LICHTFOOT, spouse
ofWn. Lightfoot.esq ofSandy Point. AS
aproofofthis lady'sworth, the transientvis-
tor, who now records her death, received
from the afliieions of her immediate con-
Snexions, and numerous train of distress
ed domestics, a conviction which, at such a
moment, could not in him have been the
impressions of false conceptions But a.
bove all, the extreme effects produced on
most charming and affeetionate daugh-
Ter, who had watched over the Distress
ing scene Of protra6ted illness, with sleep
less care and trembling solicitude, proved
the irreparable toss to that most tender sc
delicate part of this worthy and respeeta-
Bile family. The illusions of friendship
here mingling with the severes, pangs of
family distress, are alone to be appreciat-
ed, or at least may be excused, by
those whose misfortune il has been both
to witness and experience some similar
calamity. They ought, however, to aet
as an awful and daily lesson to all, on the
mournful subject ofthe imperfeetibilily of
all earthly happiness,and teach US to pre-
pare ourselves for abetter and more UNI
disturbed existence; whence alone, from
such cheering prospect of eniernal life,
we can look on Ssview such temporary evils,
with consolng confidence IN scripture,
truth triumphan,ly exclaiming, 9; O death
where is thy sting! o grave where is thy
viclory "--Whencetoo, the husband, son,
& eyenthe still more ,enderfai one, should
repress all their griefs &'repose their con-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01
RICHMOND:

We learn from gentleman who left
Paris the beginning orApril, that Mr.. Ii.
vingston our minister at Paris, had return
ed from Italy, and was 10 sail from Ror.
deaux for New-York in all April.
(Phii. Gax.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01

The America, of Baltimore, from Alex.
andria, has been taken by French priya.
teer each OF her crew received one INN.
drcd iash:s, by order of the Preach can.
lain.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01
sxom qAs MxDolssv41- Ms4cDsr.

f@oM q'aG alDotsevsr Ms4c0xr.
Messrs. PRISrsns,
The }cti9svi'sy CID Song Z do ~, rsceRrct 70
Aaps seen in .trint J. aud, az il soas ,.ceasi-
oaeS ~ M Battle Of sionnou,h, ie
my e ~" fhe JOY Of s'riejr' n sumo Of
y,iq' rradcrs, Tpho ,smen. per me blood and
ca'7iosr Of sias ,e0er. memorable day. re
syiK remind some. 100, that Of .ltr many
brave nicn svho fell az Monmouth nofhing
noru dns" Mr.r srfca ton6s are seen by
tfe mariner, as he 6tanGs on tie soaDes Of
tie norlh." A.
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soNG-Zhne, 4 q4s a.sAsssr."

! SONG-7ane, g qhs asApEsg."
WHTLS +, in peaceful quarters lying,
we indulge the glass till late,
Far remote The thought Of dying,
Hear, my friends, the soldiers fate
From The summers sun, no, cleaning,
Where the dusky clouds arise,
To the piins, where heroes screaming,
Shouts and dying groans arise.
Recfsctfve.-Halt. halt halt from ev'ry
rank here,
Marx yon dus, that climbs the sky.
To the front rank close that long rear
See! the enemy is nigh
i'fatoons move TO proper distance,
Cover close each rank and file
They will make bold resistance
Here, my lads, is glorious toll!
Now, all you from tlowny slumber
| Rous'd 10 softer Joys of love,
! Wak'd 10 pleasures without number,
! Peace and ease your bosoms prove
Around US roars Bellona's thunder;
All ! how close the iron storm !
| Ger the fields pale ghosts nov wander.
| Pass thcyword ,here--form lads, form
Recff-To the left display the column
Front, hal, dress be bold and brave
Mark in air yon fiery volume -
Uhod refuse a glorious grave
Ope' your boxes--quck be ready
See our light Bobs gain the hill
Courage, boys be firm and steady
Hence, each care--each fear lie still
Now the dreadful cannon, roaring,
Speak loud terror TO the soul
Crape-shot, wing'd with death, fast pour
Ether rings from pole TO pole. Cing,
See the smoke how black and dteary |
Clouds sulphureous reod the sky
Wounded, bloody, fainting. weary,
How their groans ascend on high
Recif.-Firm, my lads who breaks the
line there
Oh can brave men ever yield
Glory, danger, now combine here:
None but towards quit The field
To the rear each gun is mounted;
Close the breach, and quick advance
All your former deeds, recounted,
This days merit shall enhance
Now, half choak'd with dust and powder,
| fiercely throbs each burning vein.
Hark the din of arms yet londer:
All what heaps Of heroes slain
See from flank 10 Rank, wide flashing,
How each yolley rends the gloom
| Hear the trumpet !-ah . what clashing!
Man and horse now meet their doom.
Recit.--- Braveiy done, each gallant soldier,
| Well sustained that heavy fire
! ALEXANDER De'er was bolder -
| Now, by regiments, retire
See our second line moves on us
Ope' your column--giye them way,
Heav'D, PERHAPS, NAV smile uDnn ,is
IHese may yef regain tie dag
See each second line engaging,
Charging close, spread carnage round
Fierce and furiously raging,
Angry heroes biIe The ground.
Hear the souls of brave men, dying,
Call for vengeance as they die !
browning still, the dead and dying
Seem 10 threaten as they lie.
Reeif.--ro the left, obliquely firing
0 be ready---level well
Who would think of e'er retiring
| See, my lads--these vollies tell
Hank by heav'ns, the dragons flying.
How their squadrons fill the plain
Check them, boys--you fear not dying
Sell your lives, nor fall in vain
Now our left wing they are turning:
Carnage has but Just begun
Desp'rale now, It's useless mourning
Farewell, lriends-adieu each one
: Fir'd 10 die, we scorn reireatine--
To the shock our breasts oppose,
, tIark tina, shock 1.-The signals beating
See! with bayonets they close
Reeff.--Front rank, charge ! the reAr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01

(, re arsinu,iy pray, si'I,er n,t oh.r'ss o..
10 prevail over iaaocerce. nor the naiysf Of
he a1'cnger. over the reakness of thejasf."
Whenever we address thee in orr retire
ni@nt from the vanilies of the world, flour
prayers are foolish, pity US; If hresua,afu
Gus, f,arion us; if acceptable to thee, gran,
them, all powerful G oD, grant them and,
as with our kUiag voice, and with our dy-
ing lips, we will express our submission
to thy DEGREES, adore thy fi,vvidcnc-, and
bless thy disaensahioss, SO, in all Jfalure
states, to which we revcren,ly hope thy
goodness will raise us, grant that we may
continue fsraising, admitting, penetrating,
roorshitfing thee more and more, through
ruorfds without namber, and ages without
md! Jan. ist, 1882.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01

which they shall draw sufficient number
sof names for The ensuing court. Every
sheriff and county commissioner is re-
qurcd to take the following oath: I'D,
swear Cor afIirm) that I will use my w.
most endeavors and diligence in making
animpartiai selection Of persons for jurors,
and that | will not suffer partially, favor
or affection, hatred, malice or illwill in a.
my case or point whatever, relating to the
selection, drawing and returning of Jurors
to influence me; but that will in all re
speeds conform to the true intent & mean
ing OF the acts of the General Assembly,
in such cases made and provided %
From the number Of lurp-s as above select
ed twelve are directed to be drawn by lot
Tor the trial of particular cause. Each
Juroris entitled to one dollar payable by
the county; and the law is enac,ed for
three years.
Previously to the passage Of thisaa the
whole power of selecting Jurors lay with
the sheriff in common cases, or the clerk
OF the court, an officer appointed by the
Governor during pleasure, in special
cases. The change made is assuredly
tor the better. But it is, in our opinion,
but step towards the ultimate point to
which this reform should be carried. A
jury cannot be considered as impaftiaIly
selected, which is designated by one mani
or by few men, who may be, and indeed
generally are, partial on some Subjects !
The prevalence of a principle, not depen-
ding for its enforcement on the discreet.
on OF any one, can alone insure an impair.
tiai jury. We trust, therefore, that Penn.
sylvania will not consider herself as hav-
ing fully done her duty but that she will
proceed STILL further in the good work .he
has undertaken.
Without pretending to very extraordi-
nary research on this interesting subject,
may we be permitted to sketch plan for
obtaining impartial juries.
1. Let all the citizens between the ages
OF IS and so who can read and write, be
enrolled, and the names of competent
number he annually drawn by lot, amount
ing, say for each county, to SO.
! Q. Let the court at its first session in
each year name IL citizens who shall
serve as jurors for the period of year
co nmencing twelve months thereafter.
8. In constituting a jury for particular
case, let citizens be drawn by lot from
the first class, and 8 from the last.
BY this means the advantages OF sele@i-
on will be obtained without danger. So
tar as respects the 9 Jurors selected they
will be,plain, honest, unprecedented men /;
while their 3 conductors, named by the
court, may be expected to be men of SUI
perior understanding and information,
qualified to enlighten their brethren, with
out being able to control them; and the
selection by the court being made year
before the trial of suits by the Jurors Sc.
lected by them, will generally prevent
their designation being made through a.
ny partial or corrupt motives.
MAJ. Lifef.
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HiiTA SoJTdGATl,,
aPpOSIiE fj- s. ne Tsss- a, .be Rat of'i5c
~ y fsoi. Ric5 n mt Off FOR SfLE. on IRE
io-c.t ter;xs. fj- C.s5, frof.ee. o. Nesati.i5,s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01
WILLrAn & MARY CoLtsoE Lorrrar
NoY drarirg in Noyfoik.

EIGHTH DAY.
+ Prizes of Is dolls.--Nos. 5735 5o83
.473s 2247 777i 7o76 us 54s7 Sill
1902 5o25 1889 1898 $3.50.
BIanks.--Nos. 1855 $500 $500 $3.50
1861 34i. a464 1914 1880 S6o7 73l
7i3s s757 1899 $50 1895 s6o5 7o2 sos
l24i 1894 1867 4745 1898 24lo 1884
$40 ga 1893 5643 1855 337l 5os7
1884 1898 1922.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01


A GENERAL DESCRIPTION
OF the most remarkable Countries Throughout
the known world;
Their respe Give situations. extent, divisions CT
ties. rivers, mountains, soils. and productions /;
their -muierce, manners, customs, laws, and
II religion;
rogether with their principal Historical Events,
\ and Political Importance in the great Com
monweailh Of Nauons;
compiled from the most modern systems of
/ Geography. and the latest Voyages aud Ira.
vels--and
Ccntaing many inportan, additions to The Geo
graphy of rhe United States that have never
appeared in any other work of che kind.
iLLusTaArED WITH EIGHT MAPS,
Comprising the latest discoveries, and engraved
by the FIRST American Artists.
By BENJA MIN AVIES.
JESSE HoLLINGswoRrH & SON,
coUSrr wHhRr,
II AVE FOR SALE,
TMrERIAL Teas. in or chests ando oet,.. -;
boxes, vi ARC I'M
S Sssss ss,s "r s ss s'''
Long and Short yellow Nankeens
Cosniac Brandy, 4th proof, old and 6ne A
Jamaica Rom
Sugar
Molasses
Salt
Cologne Millstones, from #. 8 in. to 4 #. Gin
Hand ditto
Plaster of Paris
Bar Iron and Nail Rods
Castings
Mington and Crowley London Steel
German and Country ditto
Bnitimore, Mar 24. 1895 st
vNNAKEN up by Thomas Brooks,
"A near Gooch and courthouse. a bright bay
HORSE. supposed to be six years oldlas, spring.
about four feet eight inches high. bob taii and
rcaohed name. white feet all ronnd small saddle
spots. has the appearance OF wart on his breast,
and on his near fore leg near tine breast, no per
ceivable brand, trots and canrcrs well--appraisel
TO sixty dollars. Given under our hands the 11th
June, 1904
WiH. Gray. Henry Gray, .Tosepb Gray.
Coochiand coaRty.sto wit:--Sworn TO before
me, the day and year above written.
! w.t. THOMAS ROOSTER.
! II COPY. 1esfc, WM MILLER. @ @ G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01

Amongst the papers written by Sir Will
liam Jones, was found the following
prayer, composed by him on the first
day of the year 1872, about Is months
before his embarkaton for India, and
more than IL years before his death.
4 PRAYER.
Eternal and iBcomprehensible Mind,
who, by thy boundless hozoer before time
began, created'st innumerable worlds for
thy glory, and innumerable orders of be-
ings for their hahtiness, which thy inf.
mite goodness prompted thee 10 desire, and
thy Infinite wisdom enabled thee to know !.
we, thy creatures, vanish into nothing be
fore Thy supreme majesty; we hourly feel
our 7veasness we daily bewail our vices !;
we continually acknowledge our J5Hy /;
thee only we adore with awful vebera-
ton; thee we thank with the most fer
vent zeal; thee we Praise with astonish-
ment and rapture; 10 thy fo7uer we hum
bly, submit; of thy goodnes we devouuy
implore protection in thy zpisdom we
firmly and cheerfully rely. We do but
open our eyes, and instantly we perceive
thy divine existence we do but exert
our reason, and in moment we discover
thy divine attributes but our eyes could
not behold thy 8tiendor, nor could our
minds comprehend thy divine essence: we
see thee only through thy stupendous and
all perfect works; we knou thee by that
ray of light, which it hath pleased thee to
reveal. Nevertheless. il creatures too ig
noront to conceive, and too defraued, &c
pursue, the means of their own happiness
may without presumption express iheil
wants TO their Creator, let us humbly sup
plicate thee to remove from US that evil
which thou has; permitted for a nine to ex
ist, thatthe ultimate good of all may be com
plete, & to secure us from that Ufee, which
thou sufferest tospread snares around us
that the triumph of virtue may be more con
spicuous. Irradiate our minds with all use
/at frafh inslil into our hearts a spirit O
general 6enevoience give updersfo1ding {,
the foolish; meekness TO the proud TEN
heraaec TO the dissolute (; fordtude to III
feeble hearted hohe to the desronding
fifth to the uebelieving diligence TO tn
slothful fafienee to those who are i
Pain and thy celestial aid to those VIII
are in danger (; comfort the afflicted; r.
lieve the distressed; supply the hnngr
/ with salutary food, and the thirsty with
plentiful stream. Impute not our doub
70 indifference, nor our sioqDncss Of belief
hardness 2fhedrtj but be indulgent to OF
i,nhertecf nature, and supply our imherfecf
oHs by thy heavenly favor. Suffer no
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and so Jlout chsi'ua RI I $.
Apply to the Printer.
AuG 10 q,
.. FOR S-A L E,
- Loo barrels prime Beet,
3 90 do, Pork,
hhds. and bbls. continental Rum,
hhds. MolaGes,
BUTTS real Holland Gin,
- 10 csGs black eyed Peas,
900 Jacks Liverpool fac Salt,
90 boxes Raifins,
half.pips and a Or. caks Losdon Par,
sicular Madeira,
6ooo lis. Coffee,
s safes felt Hats ansrsed, fsitabie to the
ST. Domingo Market,
SO barreli prime HsFrings..
WILLIAM HGDGsON. :
i j U S T Z E C ELY E D,
AND FOR SALE, BY
John G. La d D,
a few barrels black Varniih,
100 barrel. BE- Bottom ps.f, f''s''
go kegs RaiGns
Soap and Candies, in boxes
1e0 lbs, Nutmeg and Cloves,
New Ram, ID hogiheads and barrels,
Tires bales RuEi1 brown Shetiings,
A parcel Of Blocks, Mat Hoops, Pumps, &c.
July -.
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FRIDAY, AuGusT %, 1905.

Wanted to Purcha1e,
so nell jsaj6ned. LocgG or Cedar Pets,
and so J2ou chefaaa RI I Is.
Apply to the Prlnter.
Aug 10. o..
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IRISH WHISKEY.

The ,fubfcriber has On hand about
1890 gallons w FIlsKBY, made latt Chri9mas
from matted barley, which is Of an excellent
4taati,y.c IT. row efesed TO taict psiyste f.
sniiss, l,Y tha,gailon, at four fhillings 7pd FIX
pcsoe, orsy tAe lar,s at four si''ihSa and three
pence lat LIS acute nsaf the brc,whoeis.
THOMAS CRUISE.
Asexandria, Augaa i. don
NJ b. 11hs few That Rave drank Of this Whit.
key give il tie ptstsrencr 70 Bfasdy. Thsic IS
40 doubt Of It's being vhoislome ipifit. lts
beng manufactured in the town, fhcrld be
farther rcccfssasnEsiien To the eitizsns.
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N O T | c Z.

The fublcriber, Administrator to the
saasc and effects of Eageae Hasly, decca(ed, re-.
qasfs all peSpus who have claims sgsina the e.
tate, to bring them forward, legally authsn,i-
Gated, for fetilcment and thofe indebted will
plsale to make immediate payment.
William Oxiey. "
Aasu9 Ia d
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N o T l c E.,

a, IL PERSONS having claims ,Hsniso, rs. :
n Bsigs 5obn ard EnftsssiSf, sFf 5ftfs 5sr
Tonzg Lyor. are hereby notihed ard srat st to
bring them If, to ,IEe fublariber, 3it'tln dirty
days from this da':.
~ James Patton.
ArSuf zs. ots9 a*fpe
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The Subfcrlbef

Wygssto REEr or SELL, the }olletD'Ag
Properly, on Klngyarest, usz.
IL He CORNER STOKE, lately occupied
/ By hirnlslf~- the fsnd is equal TO any IN
town for retail &ofs, and will be rented very
cheap. Alf,, the HOUSE htely occupied cy
no8ot Hsli; the h1uie is very convenient sad
in gSfd tepair---ss,is ALTO will be. rented bar
saia if applied for iraynedis,ely, For eFins, al-
pls.so .,,c
dr n IFS aRrnce to Mss. Hgaon, lining on rhe
f:sn,fes,
Aceta s. dtl
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pubgtf salr.

On TUESDAY, next,
.,,,.,ock, will pc fold atIths Vsndae Stofs'
r u M
-. and Bis. Preach Brandy in PiP's,
c' pipes and bis:
S Sl;s.r $ ,,ad Apple BandY in bla.
e VII i hhds. tiercssaad bli.
ss. nd brovn Soap and iabozs',
u u .ad dipt candles J
D I'i Is kegs, bOxa, aud iar',
E,y il kegs and fails,
ns,o,. Ware in crates,
g10USEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.--ALso,
i Variety of DRY GOODS,
anoag which are
Cloths. Coatings, Keriemeres,
MIN, Plains, KerIsy:, Negro Gottons,
s,Oa, ElaAisss, blue Friezes,
r.SSamccs:, Rufeis, Yarn Stockings,
Csia:1,s and Callicpes,
Edh Eusn,, SilsGa do.
tAaaburp; and TicElenhutgs,
Mu.Is and Musliu Handkerebiss:,
hs, Maains ard Table Clothes,
g,pdsnal Handkerchisfs,
CoLsra Threads, Hats and sundry otas'
'''''' Philip G. Marfsllsr.
De-, 40
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si.,erhne cloths and co,onred cau,bricksl
caf!imercs, smltNs,
Cotton cadlmeres, Ga 8, CaRsrieS
Wait. and cnoured mullins,
;..r. nankesns and India, book, jaeonet
}oa;ars, and null null, muf
'rn,e and G,ore nan. Inns,
te.o. Colorado and crcabar-
E,s. do. red friea cainbrick
yyh;;. ara cosoursd dissc,
,nasfcille,, Lace,
wailtcoa,;nr. SO, Ilace hawl:,
Ia rs, .kifh lin. Long dit'o,
ness, iopg lawns, Super brocadsd DO
~. g. Shir,;pe cot. EnglGl and French, *
ron. gloves.
Ir;f, and Flanders fleet. Kid dito,
Ing, ric NC m.Vs, :. /,
p,att;ll,s. EngIih fplit Rraw bon;
Rsittsnss, nets,
S1leGas, MADRAS ano na9oahna
s;,k. cotton and thread handkefchiefs,
hoGerv.. Eafsas,
D;ap.r table cloths, Manmodies,
Napkins, Gasraks, 6sc.S&c.
Chlntz caliieoes ard
All Of which he has determined to
fell at the mot reduced prices.
! May rs.
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viii sazony aud Hesse, in measures Z
maintain their neutrality.
a A1ss!an Best was daily expected in CO.
penaagen Roads, but was net arrived or
The 18th Of September. In this Acct.
were a number Of uansports with trobrs.
no doubt existed that this feet, w6pts
soon arrive, as twenty pilots from CO;
Penhagen and Elsineur, had been hirH
at a great expense 10 conduct it.
Ch every side, the most active preparations
Tor war were making, particularly in
France. 1t judgement is to be formea
from the papers We have perused, 10.
thing can sarpass the animation of the
councils, the people, and It armies Of
France.
We shall detain our readersle Heger, bur.
refer them TO the articles live have
been able ,opreparef for o & and erav.
ing their indulgence for farther details,
until our next.
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& This ship is colonial produce ffora Mar.
!. Unique, and although lafdedfn America,
6 without doubt belonging % some subject
q of that Nation, and duties were paid
(" thereon, as on articles imported into that
6 country: also, afterwards reshipped from
" thence to the porrof a Bslllgersnt power
sin Europe. | shall hold the continuity
" of the original Shipment. 70 be SO fully
apreseryed that the mere chicane OF the
.~neutraA shall not avail 10 saving him from
g the sentence of Con6scation on ship and
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