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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
rTNHIS day came the complasnariii

NILS day came the complainant
Z by his counsel, and the defendant Thomas
not having entered Ms appearance and given Sc,
CURLY ACCORDING TO the al OF assembly in. such
case made and provided, and the rules of this
court, aud II appearing ~ the satsfaSioa OF the
court ,hat she said Thon,as IS ROT an inhabitant
ofihis comnionwea,h, 5.rherefors ON the mo
tim Of sae compiainarthy hiseounaci aforesaid, ,
ifis o'aeresf. THAI the Sail d ;fendan5 fhomzs do
appear here on the fcnsth Thursday in Noysm
Der next and answer the siL of the consp,ainant !;
aud that copy OF tIiis order is forthwith IN
serted in som. one OF ,l,c newspapers published
in the cry of Richmcnd, fer Swo n,hssucces
siveiy aad possed az si'e front do3r me court
mouse OF tl,is comfy ca t@o several ceert DAYS.
a oopy--Tsste,
JAMES TONNES If q A. G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
LAND FOR SALE,
nv .ALBEM.IRLE.

NN the 9TH day of December
~ neSs. if fairi If no,, The next far day. will
h. sold. 20 lie h;Shes, bidder a, the late dwelling
haase OF 0ithard II. Alien. on MychunIs Geek.
st,e Lsni waesson he lived, Containing abcut go
acTes, a considsrSS'e part of which is excellent
b tom, soTe nors IN timothy and sbpus 30 acres
acjeining the present meadow may be cleared &
Iiu, into grass. The PLANTATION is now ia good
Earning order. having upwards &C POO arcres Of
cleared land. the greater part of which has lzts.
~ been cleared, and cutivascdil regular ss.tasi.
an There Is OF this farm sina.f bearing a;,pie
orchard OF choice winier fruit The improve.
r.ertsa.e all good and calculated for the sccom.
mediation OF genieel family. The houses are
assured against ii.c, and very gosd web OF wa
ter in the yard. This farrr is SITUATED IN gen.
teei & sociabis nsis.borhood, within 3ntl:s Of
the S. W. Mountains, 9 OF Mi.ton and rae Ri.
wanna river, Is Of Charlottesville, SO Of Column.
bia and 2 OF The Merry Mills; il also lies 2dioin-
ing I valuable rSnge for stock, a,id near a vein
OF limestone II viii be sold on credit Of five
years IN four equal payments, t,e frat % fali due
tao years from the day of sale, and the halauce
in three annual payments tYurn the day OH xlacE
,he FIRST payment falls due TODD personal seei.-
rI;y viii 5e required one fourth OF hs purchase
money. as also mortgage on the property Tor
the amount cf the purchAse THIS i-nd viii be
snewn by the executors OF by the oversee on
the farm.
On tie saprs day and at ths ann. isisee,
WILL Be SOLD,
To thshighsst bid3se, on II months credit AL
The CROP &C corn. wheat. toblcc oats, hay,
fodder, aud STOCK % every tescrip,ion--a.
n,ons which are some valuable horses. coils and
mules. cas,le and sheep. some pork, and Young
hogs every species OF household and kitchen
iJgRNfTEfP.g,a new Wggg1R and Scar, f,ah-
talon Tooss s-S--BoadS with approved secrsi-
~ WI. be required, to bear interest from the da.e
il not panctu1llY pad
DfBNET MINOR, d.
AIEXANDER GARRETT. S "a iS'
Oaobcr 8, 1876. It'd
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-13
LONDON, Ma eh II.

The hsrrible excuses of French tyrsn
ny have, according TO private let.4rs, re-
ceivcd yesterday fven the Istuc, st
leng.4 produced taroaghout the bteavisn
lie public spiri, ct s:isoonten,, whth mas
brexen out inrepeated acts If re{at4ace
and aggression.
At Amsterdam, Rotterdam, AMI Bois
lie Due, French ofhce9s 1ad soldieys fun
il the streets efter dark, hase4 beea brown
ine3 .he canals .sv sh7 &c pie ST 4seal .e
ihem have be=n drewr<d aT.j Wild, wac
ing cot during the Gag. ;hey haze NE,
wish insults or ehreats, wh,ch thp have
resented with imprisonment or fine. 1T
jIaslaniaielgs. seven Frcuch soisiet, with
astrieAnt, on du;yl IN ti.e Corps de Guard
On tho banks Of the S.use, have disappear.
ed, aud arc supp SD TO have been prown
into ,htt bv the fisherman Of that Village,
which is reduced 10 brggary since til war,
4 report was ,curfent Oh the 17lh, tat as
soon as the French troops shall receive 4
reinforcement IF twenty thousand msn,
said tn b. on their march from thtr ar
tay ca the coast, the most pAPulausci,ics
would be declared in state Of ssegg The
Batavian troops, trough more ntgcrsus
than the French, have i.i.tlofto ressu cd,
quiet spectators but ar address tssiicm,
written in spirited language by som un-.
kaown person, who calls on them o as
sist in delivering their country fromts TO-
reign yoke, has mad. 4 great imprssion,
and several duels have been the snse.
qaence between them and the French Ge.
neral V!5no!js has has been cn!ised Sc.
perate the troops OF the twu ra.ionsI bath
at Haeriern and Utretnt, OK sendiugthem
TO different quarters. L il said. TIL the
35atavlan Directors, forced TO resin by
Samonvllle, have entered a protest, 'hicA
this agent of Bonaparte prevented rem
being printed and Distributed.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-13

!, self other colonies, to preverttheif talhns
! into the hands of the enemy !. aud thus ~
the general division and sorams'e ter pri.
| yes, England would be the eventual gsias,
with this special difference, that ,hs
gains of Bonaparte would be the piansef
Of o a robber. .hose of England, the acqal-
| sitions Of prudence and friendship. !,
The wines of Portugal might irdeed fnd
their way to Great Bnain and thus sup
DIV its lyretched inhabitants with oare
Subsistence but without the consumption
ef Brazil: The resources it affords and the
shipping il creates, and employs, forsaga
would siak 10 the lowest state OF degrade.
ton; and having oace supplied a harvest
70 the French marauiers, she wouia DC re-
l;uolished almost as speedily as obtained,
when note mpsatiou was LET. OF fu urS plum.
der.
Whilst the occupation of Portugai by
France must necessarily throw the Tea-
sures and commerce ofthe Brazis 1850 the
lap of Great Britain, gonaparte Will hesi.
tate before he decides upon its snb]s1tlon;
he knows that Englandregards the sanctlty
of treaties, and the4lnterests OF anterior
states; ae knows the generosity OF our
commcrcis! policy, and that " !ssshe CO.
lonles of these .rates are not subser; lent to
French ambition, we shall never attempt
to divert their produce from Il cir accus-
toned channels; but he k.tys that Eog-
land will never suffer the colonies OF any
subiugated state to become the prey OF ms
rsnaciiy, and the means of his sggrandlse.
trent.
Let US, therefore, IN case Portugal be
s,tackeo, asspms the.lanGuage and conduct
which The occasion calls for. II we block
AIDE BY sea wherever the enemy alliances
if we seperz,e the coi9aiesfroia egcE coun-
try Which he enters. an4 preseit such
cou n,rics, az we have done IN the csse Of
those which border on the El6u and We
ser, from all external commerce, France
viii soon be taught, tha, she IL only weak
cncd BY the extension 81 her conqueste ]
which are thro~n into the hands Of her RI
val, withsut hazard Of battle. or cpntani-
nation of honor.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-13
SALEM Nav :.

The progress Of democracy in m4t Of
the other states in the Union. and theurn
Of the choice of Electors, in Nove.ber
last, in this, inspired the DemocratSi,h
confidence that Massachusetts was ON.
pletelv prepared 10 be revolutienizo at
the April elections but here they arelis-
appointed the Federalists have bee a.
Harmed into ac,ien, and the consequhce
is, the reelection Of Strong, of Rob ms,
and of federal majority in the Settle.
In the choice of Representative I'VE
trust the same good spirit viii prevail, nd
prevent the evils which would .ensue Son
a dlscordant government in the State.
There is good ground to hope, thu E.
ven Salem Will in that respect retrieydts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-13

character, and& "a. III 70 tess as,,5
pril appeared II favor Of s;sf.ss, 81.
Nav appear wsi h increase in tas.sf az "
Of Representative that viii give srs,. =
by concrrrerc in politlcsl ssns,ae.s ~
his adminisiras ion. 70 eirsct il. ~
gle mus:be RIA dc. q he reas;y even -" !
lance Of parties here, MAKES il recs.' =
tina. great Discretion should be used ~
selection Of aheir casaitiates, and - y
when selected they sheald pot be ai,aod i
ed TO mere cnance. b,It supported ,,v =
fair and honorable means In this case -
have great reason to believe, from the !,
foraatioureceived from laany ipdiyl,,,'
that federal ticket may Be carried. a.,
when we consider that the,chsracter Of
House of Representatives may depend h,
on the choice of this sirgie town, we han.
no man OF principle will be unwilling :,
make an txcrtlcH.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-13
EIGHT DOLLARS Reward.

\
RUNAWAY, from the fubfcfiber, living in
L.ehurg, Loudoun county, Virgiaia, on the
i6h April la&,
4 MULATrO BOY. named Z ", or
IN LEWIS, 20 years old, about feet
or 9 inches high, a.nder made. big Joined,
larg. fees, tond of gaming, and J great talker {:
Had on, when he went away mkt grey cloth
coatss, white catii'nsre lacket, blu: cloth over
ala, ozuaburg fhirt, and round hat. He was
fcen at the 6th wharf, in Alexandria on Sunday
the 2Ia April. AL matters Of veifsls and Others
are forwarned againa carrying him off at their
peril. Whoever viii apprehcnd faid boy, and
deliver him 10 me, or fecures him in any jail
20 that GET him again, ihall receive the above
sswaId and allrsaionabie expences paid.
William Taylor.
Ag.ys.
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May TO.
e d u c A ITO N.

The fubfcfiber RESPECTFULLY Informs
abe ci,;zeas Of Al.xaudris, that he has opened a
SCHOOL, at the dwelling hou!e of Mrs Ftfe6
-, on Prince. RTeer; where he teaches Reading,
Mnsiag, Arithmetic, and EnsEih Grammar;
ar IA. moderate price of Four D'liass per guar.
.-Likewif:, Hiaasy, Geography, Surveying,
and. navigation, at realonaslc pyir.
psrfous, wihins to be acquiinted with Sur
viewing OF Nayigaticn, will meet with due at
t,nd,ne. either in fchsol hours, or any othe,
time they may shink proper.
William Slade.
Me- 66slawa
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-13
PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue Of two Deeds Of Truf 10
1he fu3icribsr. will DC ekpdri - i4ie, for rsaay
moa.y, at the eff ,eAonis, il RI. townof Alex.
~aodria, on MONDAY I'll. a7th OF the pFeleas
s.monsh Of Nay, az. eqsrl asitoidsi fstesst'3---
part os rs4St Of Ltai ia the cluSsY OF Spot
sEy,van,, containing 1899 acrss, ka'wae by the
mana Of th- NINE T2 IL = All lnnsi,at:
ly after, uooa che prenifes in he town OF A.
3sxandcia, jsv<rsl vIla45ls Lotf, lying upon u
nion, Water, aad Qaeen.ereets.
James Keith.
May 4. dtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-13
N @ T / C E.

ALI ;erCoas are hereby forbid TAX
ing away say Of the maaars coll:stsd from the
.areets. preyiolly 70 their csntraaing with the
fabicfibsr for it. And are allo informed, that
in cafe they do take it without CONTRACT, tas
iom: has .lat-ly doa.,) they will d pFsfecated.
John Vaudeville,
Sxberisfea24xt Of Police.
NJ Isl
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-13
e " O TIC E.

vv~HE Inhabitants Of Alexandria, are rsfpee'
i fully inforned, thar an afsaans has heen
procured to teach in the AcAssMY, and that
few Boys can now be admitted. All the brarcses
ufualy pa,faed IN Ensl,la aud Latin fchoo's, Will
be taught.
AS the numb Of fchclavs IN ca h room VIII be
limited TO thirty, they. who intend their child
rsr to be ;afru9sd in Latin, ats requefee TO ar
ply foon, as preference will be given TO them.
May IL. INV
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-13
TO RENT.

The convenient Wars Hou{e, occu-
pied by Us, on King -Areet. oppoGte MIR. Robert
Youne's.-The htultion is goc', and the rent
low. Immediate poll.Gion win be given.
Louis Lambert C Go.
May II. o3t
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n o I / c E.

AS the fituation of the Subscribers
health obliges him to go TO the WeR Indies, in
few weeks; be requeRs all perfsns to whom he
or Lox;s Lambsrt ard Co. is indebted, TO prcisnt
their demands.
Louis Lambert Maiellier.
May II. d5s
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May q.
N O TT C, E.

On Saturday the 1t day Of June
s-rexs Ifall Offer at public iais. AZ vos a.ieoooie
4 nav occupy, In the town of centefville, all
xhe flock / have in uaie, conaaing chi.ay Of
dry goods. Taofsso whom msS Rand jatly
indebted, viii be allowed 20 parchac at the
day osfals.
Richard BROOKE.
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Extract jrom letter, ef a late date, fra
Bordeaux.

Our Consul seized here few day.
since. the ship Eagle, belonging formers
20 house ia Philadelphia. This vessa
was sold here to a Frenchman, in 1897
~ho was now fitting her out under her ON
American papers, which had never been
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-29
BAL IIMakE,. Anana 81

Arrived, lh,p Canton, Bartett, frop Guaia-
io1pe, aud I3 Days from To!tola. She was
captured z days atseI leaving Gasaaloupc, by an
Englih pivatecr, carried u Tortola, aeIanca
days, and allowed 10 proceed. Lei, al Tctio-
Ia, thip Charlotte, Philadelphia dsys.,~Iqtl
infant, tpoke the French priyayc@g Regulator,
had captured ihip Morreznma, Of Chaylc6on,
with 900 layess ordered TO St, iayp, .8 os f,cy
crew pus on board the Canton, Oil Caps Hen.
ny, was ilrea 2, oy the Britifh nip DanIobbip
Castles OF Jamaica, juf out of Eor}als, order
ed on board with onT papers, two hots nearly
hulled US, dilM.hed without apcjog;hng.
Allo, chip Independence, B1pes, 81 days
from Liverpool. July 8, off Cape C1e,E. lount
fcot oflhips Handing 10 thu N. E. i7sh, la
tituds fl, ~, long. 81, iPoke orig Tcagton,
Nantz, from AmRrrdam, bsuHd 60 B2itim@re,
in balla&. Augua Il, experience a violent gale
Of wind from E. TO N. N. E, AMI N N. w.
and lcudded for lz-houTs-za, lat. 80, long, 81,
w. faw fail to leeward with hsnal OF dli.
trefs fying-bore up aud fpokc oeg, proved to
be the brig Truxscn, above mentioned, who 10
the gaze Of yeiteIday broached to, ano sEe fen.
tion ia the hold giving way 4htted her nsliaft,
and threw her ON her beam ends; they cut away
the mainmaa, when The righ,ed and GOT her De
fore the wind again, with the -Eois of the main,
matt, fai!s and-rigsing, the fotefail and foretop.
fail tfsrledl were blown from The ysrds, fupphed
her with fomc fpars, fails and rigging. the wes
Their then moderate. t6th, ipoKe The IMP Rit(on,
Whise1ides, from BouTdeaux bound tc Baltimore,
oat AZ days. Same a'y was boarded by tne
Lady Melton B,itifh 2rivateer, IN longituoe 6S,
We&, and treased politely. On toundirgs, ipose
ihjp Stafford, from Caiiz bound to Raitmore.
ALTO, tchooners E1wayt, Parrot, y days
from Point Pctre, Gaadaoupe. Lett, brig Bet
Fey, Waters for Baltimore, In 3 Days; ich o.
er D3rcheite,, t3r do. unctua,n The big
Henrietta, Esrn.ll, was al Bay Aahaut, TO iaii
scr New Y rk in II d,ys. saw o.ihips and
brig ifaodng lnro The Capes.
Ship Hamilton, Thonpion, hence, has arii.
we'd at VaTei.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-29
KNOXVILLE, August z.

Extract gfa letter trom.a gentleman Of the
first resjbecta5!hty, n07u IN tie LhicRasa1v
nasi0n, TO his friend in ms county, dat
ed Tuly IS, 1906.
Ion the Esd inst. the commissioners of
the United States concluded treaty with
his marion, By which they have obtained a
seiinquishment of the Chickas claim to
the lands-wthin the following limits, viz.
Beginning on the left bank Of the Chic,
where the present Indian boundary adjoins
the same, thence dCwn'the left bank Of the
Ohio 20 the Tennessee river, thence up
the main channel Of the Tennessee river 20
she mouth Of, Duck river, thence up the
lef; bank of Duck river TO the Columbian
highway, or roadieading from Nashville TO
Matches, thence along the said road 20 the
ridge dividing the waters running into
Duck from those roaming into Bufaloe,
thepce eastwardly along said ridge to the
great ridge dividing the waters runoing in
to main Tennessee from those running To-
TO Bufalee, near the main source OF. Butfa-
loe river, thence in a direct line TO the
Great Tennessee, near the Chckasaw Old
Fields, or eastern point OF the Chtchasaw
claim, onthat river, thence north wardls to
the great ridge dividing The waters running
into Tennessee, from those running into
Duck, so as to Include al the waters rua-
ming into Elk river, thence along the top Of
Sad ridge TO the place Of beginning. -
Reserving tract of one mile square adjoin-
ing to and below the mouth Of Duck, on
Tennessee, for the use of one OF the chiefs;
for which the United States are to paw as
soon as the treaty is ratified, $4,000 dolls.
in specie, and an annuity of 100 dollars
during the life of and for the use of his ma
lestv the present king.
The respectable source from which this
Information is received, does not admit
doubt of its authenticity.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-29
NETWORK, Aueus, as.

Arrived, schooner Amazon, .Carman
% days from Sc Thomas. Left there
a00P Romp, Sutherland; schr. Morgan
Lewis. Lewis; ship Swift, Bell. all for
"eS York, and several othrrq schooner
alexandria, Burr, of Alexandria Friend.
SNIP aa'on, Savannah; Abigail, Boston,
lA.t hon Bsrbice, where she lost her Cap
TAN; ships Two Pollies and Harmony, of
pes'oG; brig Activy, Coffin, WlIniugton,
us'' snip Am, Dickson, of New York ;
, ssnr' augustus, Hanifen, of de. The
iSa a = a schooner Regulator, Frank.
h~ a y New York, having been captured
r.. iOftola pFiva,ser and fell IN with two
S, .Il'a irgates soon after, the privateer,
M r" . OF having her men pressed, gave
~. us 6 AsgOiator, and the captain run her
~. Io St' Thomas a small fnretopsaii
,s"O0asf with woman head had iusr ar
,, 10 "a days from New York. Aug,
en-. az, =. ~, long. II. spoke ship Fadepend.
p' ss' o'rd, 81 days from Liverpool for
l,ma:O's' and schooner 90 DAYS from
'Saalca for Boston.
yes'.. british friga,e was eff Sandy Hook
isSaal'5aaay morning, which captured a ship
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-29
LEXINGTON, August 6.

The Palladium of the goth ult. contains
a long address, signed Aasthezus founoy,
wherein ne suggests the propriety of a
convention being called, to amend the con-
slitstion of Kentucky, so as to hold the
meetings of the legislature once in years
only. unless called in cases of emergency.
Mr. Flouruoy enumerates many disadvan-
tages attendant on the present annual meet.
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49,. : 10 miles foM Cephaloan

7sste IS 4omiies FROM Cepha'oqi>
eorla, 8. I not third of its circumference.
!, but NJ and oil, give the riches OF Zaate.
Cufraol' s' IF half a million of dollars is
4 'ess a,o,n the frst article. Il has but one
rllstss ,o sao admit large vessels. Five fa-
pert hA, a,s;de half the island, and have
pile: .saeoce over its very industrious
gfsm s; s II has but half the population
!. aanea."naIonia. Cerigo is 200 miles from
o. Cs - and about the same circumference,
LaD y, more than an eighth of It's populati-
Dl' ND I'D This diminished population is attri-
o'. a chiefly to the visits from the Turkish
Oa y otbsr Corsairs, and the insufficisns
'' ~ of the VeniIian Government. -
Eo lids wine, aad its Inhabitants are re-
n.a,.atsd as the best 10 the whole republic.
7. assassination or robbsry, evils Prsva-
~ =, il the other Islands, has ever been
ssouu in Cerigo.
The Europeans are in anxious exPecta.
..aof the event of the sailing Of the com.
s - Acct. The FIRST Aeet has given the
Frsnch kind assurances of the prosperity
& Mar,inico. Neutral vessels, shey hear,
0,,;vs in great numbers, and upwards Of
80 sail, chiefly from America, are FREE
ouen.Iy lying in the ports of the island.
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thefiyer ST. Mary, by the Cambrain fri
g.te, as mentioned some time since, were
safe arrived at Bermuda. Captain Bias.
den, on the l5,h instant IN LAT. 81, fl long.
81, %, spoke the ship Alexander, &c days
from Isle OF May for Boston, who, is DAYS
before, had met with gale of wind. in
which ne lost his main and mlzen mast, and
captain b. imagines his boats. as he saw
none on board the Alexander. She had
then got up jury masts, and the captaa SAID
he would sand for the Continent.
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(Philsdel. Gaz.)
,ShiLa1elbhia. ARg. &c. 1905.

- Philadelphia, ARg. &c, 1905.
His Brl'annic Majesty's Consul General,
Tor the middle and southern States of A me-
rica, glees Ills public notice to the hler.
chants, engaged in trade, from The United
States 10 his majssty's dominions, that, ac-
coreIlng to the terms of the act of the 81, Of
the Kings C. 81, no British built vessel
captured by his majesy's enemies, and al.
forwards bought by American citizens,
though sailing under Sea Letter, EN- be
admitted to an entry, as an American yes.
sci, into Greap-Brita;n.
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F. BOND.


The undersigned, his Danish Majesty,s
Consul for the middle States, residing at
Philadelphia, has i, in charge, from his
government, 70 gre publicity to placard
of h's myesty's, bearing date the 18th Of
Nav, 1905, importing thai every vessel
bound from : port of the United States to
any port within hrs Maies,v's European
Daminions. must he provided with parti.
~cular bill Of Health, signed by the Danish
Consul or Vice. Consul at the place of its
departure, 70 prevent such vessel from be-.
ing detained on lts arrival, in consequences
OF the quarantine laws for the Danish do.
m!nions,
The Picard is as f5il9zss:
WE, CHRISTIAN The sevesth, bv the
grace Of God, King of Denmark, Norway,
*. made known hereby, that having bv
complete quarantine regulations, endea.
vored TO secure our kingdom and domini.
on. against lmportat!ons Of all kinds of in.
f1ctious malignant dsssasea, it is also our
iHtentlon that commerce and navigation
shall ENJOY every facility which can be Civ.
en- consistent with The important sud Of the
regulations; and IS the d stsnce and lxteo-
sion OF the sea coast Of The United States
OF America, make particular measures OF
precauton necessary, in order to be assnr-
ed ct the heaiihness OF such ports from
whi;h vessels may arrive at our ports. If
the rigour of the quarantine laws are not to
be put in practice in every cases we have
been induced therefore to order hereby as
follows.
/. That the'consuls appointed byus, &
their sice-consuls. shall be obliged to fur.
Wish to every vessel belongingto our SUBJ
jeces, which from their respective districts
are Bound for Europe, exclusive of the
bills of health issued by the respective au.
thorities of the place, after minute IN
vestigatIcn, a particular attss,a.ion, by
which the state of health at the place, at
the time of the loading Of the vessel, may
with reliance, be seen and for which pur-
pose particular set forms have BEEN sent
them.
2. Every one Of our subjects, command.
ing vessels destined from port in the u.
States, to a port or place in our own or
other European states, is bound to ask for
such attestation of our consul or vce.con.
sui at the place where his voyage begins,
subject to foe of so rix dollars for every
neglect, which will be for the benefit of
the quarantine regulation.
5. AS our consuis and viee.consuls with
in the ports of the United States of Ame-
RIGA, are empowered, upon request, to
furnish similar passports to American and
other foreign vessels, destined for our orut,
and for b0,t Of other states on the Baltic,
in consequence thereof no vessels, coming
from the United States, from the time Of
this our ordinance having been made pub
licly known at the respective places, will
have free access 10 any ports of our king
doms and dominions. though 1t be provid-
ed with bill If health, if it be not also
furnished with an attestatlon, from our
consuls or vice consuls, showing that it IS
perfectly free from any suspicion. 10 the
contrary case, it will be considered as
coming uadsr suspicion Of not being en-.