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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-19

and evenings milk. ---With Tia MIX wten &C.
thee is pur in,o the kettle, about The ize
walnut OF raraitg, which is tie Ganach {!
Calf, beat Up WITH faIs. When tic milk is
tie VAIN, they Eus little araasta mo she k
he, ard ttir tie MIX this ataat,a IS q &
they buy &C in,g. e S ihop, that gives he
metan Cheefe ihe color il has When tie mills
warm enough, The kettle is n,ossd of the fire
when II ggs. tegsyari, The culd IS broke a liz
and thct the kS;S!c is .notea on tie fiIe aga
for a m;npts or Two. When movrd off agsif
the cnfd il broke ve.y mech, fff with an inat
mens like cliusn A,ek, ard ,hen Nth bard
CT Small rods, like whst is called NhIfk 4
ter the above operation TIC kcttle is ID, ,cd
The fire again, and tie card eoneaaty fire
III it IS ,oash enough ios lir,Ic ui it 10 q,
t@Estfcr, Wien lad acrafs ou.s iintet.
The kestie IS thea m5ye.i e TIC h5e, a
when che cunl gees % tic btt.j,, they prcfs Il.
whey out Of il mah ,tcir HAMS, which max,
the curd f.;n cnonghto admit OK being lifted oa.
of the kettle, ino vtf!yl e the fame !o.s ano
tlze with tie bottem Of the ketre.
Out of that ycflei i, is turned over on lop.
ing table, that the eurd may run eff from il
ard VIXEN there, wooden h3cp without az,
cloth IS fixed round H. ca.rir CLOTH not unlk
huir ctofh, is isii Oh the top ard over it fo
as large Is nfar Con sailly Tx.
The etds Of The hocp arc not fixed together,
but pafs one aaohe, iistls & through knob
on oac end, is made a ho'.. thr ugh which is tlu
a f1aH cord, wish knot on The end OF il, wE;cI,
being drawn round the hoop, IL irWes to tighten
ARD fafc 1t as ste cl,eeic lt,es AID iirks below
toe ccge OF the hoop.
Fix cIleelr Irmalrs in tie hoop frcm ten to
!oEy days, secora,.g % rs far: and after tie
fecond, a list!e fait is !prinsiea on The cheei
when it is TUNED, from eight 70 shnty days, ac
cording 70 It's f,zc.
For that tnle .he cbstft lays N final! plas,
of the milk hou.e, w!t:lh is called the taldn
houf:a
From the falling houfe, the cheees are rcmov.
ed to the drying. houfe which is 'ted up with
lscIvcs, and n which i, a great circulation Of
ait.- There they lie till Tod; With IS generally
from nine TO twelve moa'hs; md during that
time they turn and rub item every day with
piece OF coarc Anf, not unlike a powder puff -
il kept longer, they axe obliget 10 fcfape them
inltsad Of rubbing. p a.neiah etccfc is beft at
three years o'3 -
.=
4 - 4
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A PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, the time limited fer
admission of Provisions and Lumber into
the different ports of this Colony, from the
United States of America in Foreign
Vessels, will expire on the ninth day OF
October next. AND WHEREAS tap
pears necessary and expedent that the adj
mission of provisions and Lumber from
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The fubJ,a Of hemp having been often named
in the 5 U bern papers, the following extract
from letter written by Dr.. Franklin is offered
TO the public notice. Upon areport 10 the board
of Trade In I77i, relative TO the inland iehle.
ment in America, DIR. franklin wrote an eabo
rate asfwer. The report *as taken into conf
dsration in the privy council, and in July tlleir
L1gdiilips decided iu favor OF the pe.iti 4 foI Re
Iaods on which the Ettenents were proro(+d.
The privy council having decided againil the
Board of Trade, Lord FiiIsborough, az the
Head of the Boardsf Trade, rcfgrcd in COME.
quence, Dr. Frars!n did not give free circula-
tion of bis anfwa to the report, which has been
Gnce prineed. In this letter DR.. Franklin OBJ
ferves,--" as to hemp, we are ready 10 make II
appear, that il grows as we have represented,
spontaneously, ana # good texture, On the Ohio.
When, therefore, tie increaiing dependence OF
this kingdom, upon Rufia, for this very article,
is conGdcred, and that none has been exported
from he Tea coast American colanes, as their foil
will not eaGly produce it--tbis dependence muf
furely be admitted as iubjea of great national
confeouence, and worthy of the ferrous attention
of governments. Mature has pointed oui 10 us
z0kkre any quantity of hemp tie loon and ca.
fly RATED; and by that means nor only large
amount OF fpccie may be retained yearly in this
klngd IN, but /, 81 own fuhie<ts can b. employed
m 4 adyantaeeolay, and paid in the msnufac.
lures of III kingdom. The Gate of the Ruliian
trade is briefly thus: from 1872 TO 1891, $50
(hips were, on a medium, sent each year 20 ST.
Pescrfburgh, Nins, Riga and Archangel for
b{mS. And from the year I76z to 1873, 500
thips were alto lent for tnst pupofe. An ipcssa!c
in ter! yeas Of SO lhips. Here, then. II is OBJ
viaus that IN tie laft ten year, there was, on a
MEDIUM, an increafe OF $50 i6iPs in the Ralfian
trade, Can it be consistent with the wifdon and
nolicy Of th. ereaseR naval and commercial ua-
tion' in the world, to depend wholly on foreign. |
ers for the fupply OF an article, in which 10 in-
cluded the very cxlaence OF her navy al cofn-
MERGE isur.ly nat and Especially wh1n I'D has |
bIeged us with country Yielding naturally the |
very commodity which draws our money from us,
and renders us dependent on Rnliia fo5 j. . We |
can eaGly apply this resfoning 10 car own conn'
try. a
Tie toll,7vixs i, az hr6oant y ne mtfbod i @ak'
ire tbe fsos9ns Pa,asJar Cbe<I<; f,om f6e !
7t5 Yolame Of I'oans's 4z4sah Of 4gr'esz-
TIRE.
"THE time of making the Cheefc is about
"a o'clock; and they put together the mornings !
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Da:ncnic 1n.e.,ige,ite.
PENNSYLVANIA.

The following memorial is in circulation, for
the iignatures of the FRIEHps OF tn CONSTR
TuTioN:-
To the Honourobe the Senate and HouiS of Re-
preje.tasi1'es tie CommonzyeaIib
Of PenaljIUania.
The memorial of the fuGfcrihers, citizens Of the
fad commonwealth,
Mosr RESPECTFULLY REPRESENTS;
THAT your memorialiits have f.en,
with alarm and regret, propO.ais, recently and
fnddenly fent forth and prehcd upon your con-
liberation, for calling convention, with the a.
vowed intention OF altering Eome OF the mot
important principles of the contribution of this
fate.
Your memoriaffs, wko, in common with
their feow-citizens, have, for nearly fifteen
years, enjoyed the benefits relulting from our
Pretent fytem OF government, framed by the
widom, adopted by the choice, and fuited to
the character of the people, are unable TO Diff
cover what new or formidable evils have ariten
to require, even deberation, on change
We now enjoy perlonal liberty; freedom of
religion, of ifpeaking, and of writing; property
and reputation are protected. Some inconveni-
euces may exit but they are within the reach
OF remedy from the constitutional power of the
Legislature.
Believing the contribution to be 70 competed
and organized, as fully to fecure all the objects
of good government, and feeling profpeGt,
but that of danger, in project of innovation,
which when required by no evident necefIity,
can lead to no uieful end, your mc;noraifs
folemn!y protecting asainft the meafure, the
pernicious consequences of which they tincere-
ly deprccate, rely on the virtue and patrotifm
of the Senate and Houfe of Representatives, TO
preierve their country from the impending evil,
and confidently hope they will firmly reiea
whatever application may be made for afem-
bling convention, having for its object, anv
change in the contribution of Pennsylvania.
And your memoriaifs, sc.
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5rnrsign sntsIlisenfr.
NETWORK, March 2s.

By'the fhip Liverpool Packet, captain Waite,
in IS days from Liverpool, we have received
London and Liverpool papers TO ths 9th Fe-
bruary.
The papers contain no news of importance
being principally filled with debates in Par
lament on the Spaniih war, and papers relative
to it, fmbmitted to them by the Mini(iry.
A meiienger had arrived in London from
Rui'ia with diiPatches Of an important nature
Tor the Britih government, fecret expedition
of great magnitude, was fitting out at Porti-
mouth It's deftination was coniettured to be
fomc place within the limits of Europe.
The London papers mention the lofts Of the
Britiih Eait-India fhip Earl of AlbcrSavenny,
capt. Wadtworth, of 1900 tons, on the Overs,
near the iile of Wight. Out of $50 perions on
board, 800 including the captain and irft mate,
periihed. The above hip was outward bound,
in company with the Wcxford. Royal George,
the Henry Addington, and Bombay Cattle.
The London "SrAR" a6erts, that Mr.. Pitt
had figniiied his intention to REIGN. In CONTRA
diction 70 this ft,.ement, 6 The SUN" of the
18th Feb. itates the following:
"We have forborne, for fone days, TO no.
tice the FLY Tories in the leading oppoliiion pa
Pers, of Letters having been ient by Mr. Pitt
TO great perfonags-of his determination TO
reign, sc. &c. hecaufc we really conlidered
them as too contemplate to require anrnadver-
ion. But ifthe party choofe 20 perfiit in fuch
worthy means of carrying on the conteR, if
they will daily infult the public with fIch I'M
founded fabrications, and periiit in repeating
them when they kDozU them to be falfe, it is
perhaps neceGary that we Mould notice them
10 far as to give dired contradiction.-Wit
reipett to the aaternent Of another paper which
frrtnG5 10 iupport administration, of the in
tended reformation of Lord Melville we can on
ly fay that it is ult as delttute of truth as the
former
The RI Hon. Thomas Maitland, has been
appointed to the Government of Ceylon.
Price OF flour at London, the 4th Feb.-Fine
Hour 80 to 95s. Seconds IS to COS. per fack.
Mo5W. Cbron.
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LIVERPOOL, Feb. :.

On Tuefday afi arrived here, the Zip Lord
Nelfon, Capt. M1Guris, from ST. Thomas,
which Hand he left on the goth December,
IN company with the fhip Harmony, Capt.
Reed, OF 20 guns, and the Nymph, capt.
H1nicn, of 10 guns.-Previous to falling they
agreed to keep company for their mutual pro-
tettion. a few hours after they failed, they
fell IN with large fch'r. privateer of 10 guns,
two Of them long ] . Founders, and 100 men,
all OF whom, as well as the captain, were
blacks.
Captain Maginnis feeing that the privateer
was making itretch to- cut off the Nymph, d.
rettiy hove 700 to give her tirie to come up with
him IN his however, Ne was disappointed, as
the prv5ieer GIcc .-eded in boarding and carrvirc
her. The Lord NelfDn then continued ne,
courie, the privlteer in chafc, which fhe keul
up The whole Of the night, and ats p. M. the
TO lowing day, the wind having greatly aba,ed,
the Prl~teer came up to her, when the Lord
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Melton prepared for action, which foou COM
mcnced by the energy attempting TO board.
th's maj GuVre, Capt.. Msginnis evaded By
heav'nS his ihip IN the wind, and giving the
rr'va'e.r his hrosdfide OF itsr and grare fhot.
he action was then continued within pihol
'ho' with great warmth ON both lides, for up
wards of an hour and An half, the privateer
making feveral attempts 10 board at length ilie
crouded what fail the could and bore off in the
mott hattered condi ion, her rigging being We
ry much cut, her main-boom ihot away, and all
her buiwarks entirely gone. Capt. Magiunis
adds, that his officers and crew behaved with
great intreoditY, and gave the pri,a;eer three
cheers as he neered of.
The Harmony, Capt. Reed, made all fail,
and bore away before the action commenced, at
the time che privateer was endeavouring to cut
oHthe Nymph.
Cork, 1huriday evening o'clock--No.
thing, it .eems, in alt this butte about Az enc
my being on the coat. The alarm arofe from
hip not anfwering iignals,'
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PRINCIPLES AND REGUL H7IONS
OF THE SOCIETY

AT this eventful period, when. men are COM
binirg, and combined, who have heretofore pro-
te!ied oppofite political doctrines, and have act
ed to produce oppofte political ends; when
iuggeitlon to convene the people in their fove-
reign character is deprecated as an evil, is de-
nounced as an innovation, and profcribed as
revolution; when the form of our government
is laid to have arrived at a perfection incapable
OF further improvement, its imperfe6ions are
hlazoned as republican fymmetry, and it is in.
hn9ated that the people are incompetent to ma
mage their own affairs or TO be truHed with their
own welfare; and when their rights aud happ.
neis are to be made fubiervient to- the views of
a'hnitlon or OF lntereft, IT becomes the folemn
and boundeu duty of the people to unie thei,.
efforts to preferse themSelves aeainR inidious
attacks, concealed confpiracy, or open treache.
ry.
WIN view therefore, to cu,ivate Jun
knowledge of rational liberty, to facilitate tLe
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-06
BROAD-ROCE RACES.

I'M Tneidav The Goth infant viii be run FOR. the
- JOCKY CLUB PURSE Of -Four Hundred Dol.
lars, four mile heats.
Of Two Hundred Dollars tire, ,,,.- t.,,s.
The third day, SWEEP STAKE cor 4 year ori
Colts and FiIes two n.ie heats: er,,srce loo nj.
lars half forfeit; fubfcrir'on 20 be kep. open until
the evening Of the fra day's Race.
The money TO he run for eIch dav, vii be p'qecf
~ the hands Of the Judges By TIC Proprietor Of t'
Cosrfe.
WILLIAM BALi., Proprietor Of the cor,.,
April oth----(ept9oth)
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NE sTATlSTCAL TARLR uhi..h ,,,,,e..
THE RAINBOW.

We conclude in this DAYS paper the Sc
COND SERIES of the numbers OF the Rain
bow, and we once more take This op3o,tuuit, of
returning our grateful acknowledgements 10 the
members of the aGociation for their Ingenious
and ufefOl foeculations. The Office nfan bum.
bic inifruDeN f is not always heaeiciqi. and not
often honorable. Yet there is y, allure. there
is even an honour in conveying to the nubIic
mind, tuch eilaYs as have reneraly emirated
from the members of the Rainbow. The ele-
gance oFtheir ftyle has Improved the literary
taite ot Virginia. The variety of their flbieEts
has ncreaied the number and extended the. OBJ
iervation of newipaper readers. When fllch mo-
deis exit, the rules of competition become
more eay their Observance becomes more
peahng. It's by fmch deful'ory and detached
Efforts, thai the national tate is irn2erc pti'!y
formed: the treafures of literature are fl n.iv
accumulated and the foundation is laid for
works of greater extent and greater lal,our.
Snail we add, that the ellays Of the Rainbow
nave obtained currency and name, which
reflect no little lufre upon the authors theco-
feiyes. The mott valuable numbers have been
cnIed out, and cirrulatrd in moft OF TIE pa
pers of the continent. They have been mem
toned in the highef terms Of commentator in
the other hates, al Wilmington durin, the l,f
winter. and hv Judges &c the verv fnef tate.
An Officer as high in TIE confidence of his coun-
try as he is cefhrated IN the annals Of It's litera
ture, paid the high q tribute 60 the merits oftbe
Rainbow, and 20 the modenv of his own ter-,
per, when he declared his doubt whether he
mould he able 70 contribute any thing that was
worthy of the reputation of the fociafv.
May we not then he permitted TO hone that
the members OF the Rainbow, viii nm per-
ievere in their ufful excrtio7a? M,vvye
not hope, that the fame zeal which called fhis
literary embryo into exiflence, viii peneroufIv
preterve It from premature deflru9ionS
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THOMAS LEIPER.
I IIONINo LEIFEK,
Nus called 10 tie chair.
JOSEPH CLAY,

WaS cb9/fH Ieerefary.
The committee appointed for that purpofe,
reported draft OF 4 CONSTITUTION for {" fbe
Society Of Friends Of the People," which being
read,
On motion, ordered, That the fame be read
iecond time-which being done,
On motion, The fame was read by articles,
and was adopted.
The preamble being under confederation, was
read, and!being amended, was adopted.
The queltion being taken on the whole re-
ports, the fame was unabimoully adopted as
follows:
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replied, that he preferred re. ublicanifrn eta
bliihed upon the habits and virtues of the peo.
pie, to that kind of republicanirm which is for.
ced on people by 7 written contribution where
the manners CT the people are repugnant there
to.
Thste are in fuhhance the Continents of Nr.
Rlndolph--and whether ey do him more no.
nor, or confer more di'gf'-e or thofc who have
endeayoured to pervert them. everv msn Is
competent to determine Asto what concerns
the expreiion of the contribution being a matter
OF experiment--it is pre(uineci that repetition
OF the very expeditions OF Gen. Warrington on
that point, is not intended to he held forth "A
a matter of rcYrobation.--the moro ea,li!y be-
caufe it is alto the truth.
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lust RECEIVED.

AND FOR SALE BY THE svgsCe1Brs,
Tour hundred pieces Houre Paper. P,,de1,i,;,
Beer by the bare. frsll quloti,y NJ fri Qua.
lily New-E gland Cheerr; ALTO loo b,,rcl- Corn.
EDWARD HALLAEL
April Go awtf)
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Marcb 9.
With reipeGt to the rcftrieions on Ameri-
can veiitis, there are various opinions: but
from VERY GOOD authority, am led to believe
that it will not take place, at leaft for one year
You will find, that at Birbaioes, it was CONT
nued for that period. a gentleman who faw
the Governor inltuGtions, tells me, they were
not 70 imperative as was at frft reprefented, for
they direct, tina; IF the ports Of this iGand are
opened after the fix menthS to Americans, he is
to aiign the reafons for 70 doing to govern
ment.
The fame letter adds, "I am forty to fay,
that from the late accounts from England, the
planters are inclined 70 rale the price of rum,
aIreadytoo high, to Is. Cd. or IS. The price is
not yet hxed.'
A proclamation b. his excellcncy Charles Ca.
meron, governor of the Bahama ilards, dated
Nasau IN. P.) Feb. 18th, prohibits, ',ill further
orders, the expprtation from theft ilands of
corn, all forts OF grain, pulf, -four, bread, rice,
every fpecies of faIted proviions, cattle, and
live fock of all kinds. From this proclamation
it may be inferred, that good market for arti-
Giles of proyiiion would now be found in Maj
Eau.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 90.

AT numerous meeting ofthe democratic ci
tizens of the city and county of PHILADELPHIA,
held at the houfe of John Miller, in north Fourth
flreet.
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Mr.. Randolph is faid to have declared af Wa0,-
ington, that " in republic, there ought TO
be no written confttutiJn." The FOLLOWING
explanation of the origin of This report is Civ
en- by the Aurora.
Now the reader will not be at all flrprized to
find, that thefe paragraphs are not only found
ed on grofs INTERPRETATION, but on the tor
ture of words from their genuine and known
import, from an import in which every repub-
lican mutt concur, to 4 meaning oppofte and
rePugnant to the mind and expeditions of Mr.
Randoph-the occurrence concerning a writ
ten contribution arofe at Warrington CITY. a
conversation concerning principles Of govern
ment produced an obfervation from, il is believ-
ed, Roger Grjt7Uo6, that the republication of
the peopie IF CoHNedicnf was rs decided rs that
OF any part of the union their frame of govern.
meni was the royal charter hut their republi-
canifm was founded IN their 6nplicity of man
ners and frugal ba5its-io this MIR. Randolph
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ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, arm 6, 1905.
COMMON COUNCIL.

ut an ele7ion BID in tie different Ra,-d5 ojcibit
city o" Hsia3lagy Lqf, fbe .tolio4ying gentle
men aUere c5ojen, zig.
JEFFERSON WARD:
. Robert r Mitchell, Humphrey Dqbney.
= DaVid LAMBERT, + BENJAMIN Tate.
John Dixon, * N;Lra,u Good,,,;n
MADISON WARD:
Joieph Callego, Henry S. Store.
Samuel Paine, Charles Conland.
HMi0m Riebardjon, George Picket.
MoNRop WARD:
Hlrtarder OMar7iey, : Thos. Underwood,
William M'Klm, john ,bnfon,
n 13~ 70; ,;n;. 8 gIIe YIN. Or Eal,
We have put ltar oppofte to the names of
me republican members. The ret are federal
IFS Of cour(t. Thofe whole names are in IT,
lies, nave been elected by the Common Coun.i,.
as magiNiates for the enfuine year.
William Du-Va, has been elt eted Mavor.
Edward Darlington, Recorder.
ExtrH9 of0 Letter from the Editor otf5e Pa
htie@| obtirvat7ry, dated Na!boit, IN. HI
Marc6 81, 1903, to q gentleman ia this eitr.
Col. JOHN LANGDON is elected Co
vernon Of New-IIampniire by handfoa,e ma
joritv-of probably 500 or 2ooo votes one
thoutand of which are already afcer,airrl.-'
This information may be depended or''
The STATISTICAL TABLE which aDuears
IN this days paper, prefnts MS with an ingeui-
Gus AVID interelting view Of the Political Oscono-
my OF this country. Part of il is conriI-d
mo u Official documents: the rsh is urobalIy
extracted from very extenfive information. We
recommend it to the readers of the Enquirer,
VINO 90 not Preftrve regular file Of the paper,
TO keep this table confantiv by them. Polit;-
cal queftions are conti9uay occurring, which
requires an appeal to fuch table.
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ut an ele'7ion bel1 in t5e different Ra,l5 ojilvt
city 0" Eei7sla4y lar, Ibe .joll9zviug genfle-
men aUere c6olen, ziz.
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4Geetsanirs.
IRON JAMAICA.

Extraa Of a letter from Montego- Bay, dated
Marcb g
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Mr.. Darlington, in the Houfe of Representa-
tives OF this commonwealth, on the 10th inf.
preentedtwo feveral memorials, of linar tenor,
from fundry citizens of Chefter county, pravin,
the Legislature to adopt fuch meaiilres, AS they
ihall deem proper and expedient, for the pun
pole OF calling convention, in order to- revife
and amend certain parts of the contribution of
this commonwealth. The principal amend
mentsalluded to in faid memorials, are as fol-
low, to wit
Firf-To reduce the election of Senators
from quadrennial to IN annual period.
Second-To limit the extenGion of Executive
patronage, in making lucrative appointments.
Third-And iuch reform of the judiciary, as
will render it lefs complex, Proiix and expenfive
and enable the citizens TO procure iuf,ce.
without fail, denial or delay
And idid memorials were read, and referred TO
agrand committee, coniiltng of thirteen MEM
bers.