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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-07
Bark Of Potomar, on. 7, 1905.

Bark Of Pof0mac, On. 7, 1909.
Notice is hereby given the Stock
holders in the Bank Of Potoma Gk, that an e!etti.
on tor twelve Directors for The eslfulng year,
will be hsl5 a, tEe court houfe, in the town Of
Alexandra, on MONDAY, the nth day Of
November nt&..
BY orzsr # Tie Prefaent and DirtFar',
Charles Page, Caihier.
Oaober 2. saw
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Aromatic Tooth PGfe,

Th9mp10n'S Aromatic 1901" :!Ds, :,
For the fcutvy IN the teeth and guns, s'a q, ]
whitening and prefssving the resth' II I l.s
axes Of al diraereezble fmeIl' ron the 0'sa'o;
which generally aries from icorbutIc gums ,l1
bad t.s,h. This pate i, r.pch in NE, and oSoI
" eaeened by all tboIc who VainS toS ,,rs,
On Of .!es tec,b, i. may be sPP''sd at al ,". 4
With the gresief fafe.y. Il IS neatly PD, ~ =, =,
sewter boxes with paper dirs3'ons' f'''s
ents box. la,c
DR., Rawfon's Worm Powders, 1
A medicine which for efficacy ard t1'',J w., ,sr"I
ooera,ion fands unrivslled. The "od 'u'et" y
ticatea proofs and Respectable aatA9E't'ts % ~
saonhing vrsucs, and furpriGng effects u [ 5H
rsale anc alarming cafes Of worms ma? . VI
at the place 9f faEe. Price Sc cEn'S : ''''
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Noyember z.

AlcxGaaYia County, L.
TDO HER EBY CERTIFY. Tia, HiHi0as
I Bsqvli-e ,l,is cay Brought before ne ABFA-
nam FAw, a Iuaic. of Peace for laid county, a
fmall BAY MARE by him tsken upaa trei-
paling ehray. SIX about thirteen 81 thiEfeeA-
and half hands higt, fome wSite ised!c iPots or
her back, and appears TO De ABOUT TX years old
agpraifsa at 7'aoeaty 6ve BslAegs
Given under ny h@nd this twcn'y-A!th cay
a. FAw.
The owner of the aforefald cltray is
seGud to cone, prove properly, pay charges and
take her away hom tic fu5lcrioef, living about
two miles from AiexanSIiz.
NHsam B0wling.
October rs. ~
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Vaudeville. and Jalnellon,
OFFER FOX SALE,
For Cath, Produce, OF on the aioai .1feoi'
A sErBRAL ASSORTMENT or
LIQUORS 6 GROCEK1ES,
Consisting OF
Mufsoyado Sugars, Of various qua
lities.
ditto.
Jamaica,
N. E. Ram,
Old Jamaica Spirits, for family ue'
Peach and Apple Brandy,
Cegniac and B,usdeanx do.
Holland and Caanuy Geneva ...
70 barrels Rrong and hse h''eree rye "s"''
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DR.. Rawfon's Itch Ointment.
A certain and fafs application for thar dlI''
erc.able complaint called the ITCH Price A.
ents bon.
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Notice to Farmers.
0aober 10.


THE Executors OF the late fohn 0'Donafl1,
1 OF Baltimore county, in the Gate Of Mary,
land, propotc TO Offer at PUBLIL SALE, 70
the bch bidders at Canton, in the vicinity OF
Baltimore city. on WEDNESDAY, the 10th
ay of November next
A largc and 0aJuab5c Rock Of horn
ed Cattle and Horjes.
The cattle confa Of tsyeral bulls AID cows
imported from Europe, Of their increafe unmix
ed, ana of Others mixed with chqfep cattle OF
this country Offering to the breeder an oPpor-
tuaity Of fupplyiog hinHsif with flock hyperion
20 any in this conptEy, as the originals were Is.
leAed by the bet judges ia Eng!aai, lrela9d
and Holland.
The horfes sonlf Of fevcral approved import
ed auds aud mxrcs of high pedigree, Of tFe'r n
create unlnixei, and OF Others TaiHdd with the
bsft fpceies Of this country, @is!a fore farm or
working hoIies.
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tHESE Bitt1rs have uraou5tcdly had til.
/ mott rapid i4lc Ct any ,:nt Medicine e.
yer before 1lcovefej, and ar jualy appreciated
for their fln2ular and uncomroa sl;sdss for re.
eofinq weak aud dessged contributions, and all
shsttrsin Of complicated com2isin;s 70 common in
the fpring aad fall fsaIons, zach as irttrnittant
Feytrs ard Agues, lang Autamsa! FeVsrs, D..
hx.srif,, sc. They are a!lo very Pica(ant bit.
ter for coa.uaon uls, and where tiivy arc known
they have taken ,hc place and !nqsrcsded the use
Of si other blttci in public honies as well as IN
private famllics.--Pfice 50 ceats box.
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VA JABLE TIA,IILY
MEDICINES.
JlR received direa from tn. Patcnteos, and
FOR SALE By
JAMES KENNEDY, ,JUN.
DRUGGIST;
The following Valuable Medicines:
DR.. Ra1yfon's Anti Bilious an6I
St0m0chej Bltter5.

PREFA RED BY
THO MAS Il. R-A " S 0 n.
nj 5mbsr OF the Connecticut Ai...ic1i Society.
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Dr.. Lees (Windham Bilious Pills.

Dr. Lees (Windham Bilious Pills.
Tar, ute., !aIe and mcleaiing demand ioi hstc
vslusbic pills for thete twelye years pat, be-,
rseas thei, insrinilc work. They have proved
Sngulsriy eRicacious IN B7Gaa' and fellow f.,
4;>r,, Tsasaiee, Head Aoebs, Dyjfa:fTc', B'4'9siI
cb,he. Coaiveash, Fsmair f@ptEiats, &c
Tue very great dcmenl aaa o'6h s's,m "a
v,b;ch thele pills ART held th'ovehoa the United
sts,es and the Wet Indies, has induced many 20
noac,,rfe, them the purchaser Is Tsqu'Eed to-
otte,ve hs, the name OF Samuel Lee, le0' lals
.,at.n,ee) i. affixed to each bill OF dlrectloni nj
his own hand writing, or they will not pc g'na'
inc Prise SO cents box.
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Msn, women and childlen Fifry iheep, wag,
gons, Garts, ploughs, implements Of h0ibahdFs,
aoufshold furniture, and luad'y ether sstiGlss.
The ialc will CON sence AT ten O'Clock, when
thc terms will be made known.
Ra)t;aorc. O9nber al. dtds
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NON WIKI
of thsfe vainable n1se'c'nes.
lie has Nkego!G for S13c' :
4 s,orrsl sa,r'reot Of Drugs Ps, s.1 h h,5
~. :; u LIPS; Indian sbales; proof s, va"
, gg.,ae q .sna.s Passas Maciiog nas ss.
a., eh.rrg wing; black b9st,c: n .n'I r,sy-
P,in,, ,.5ool in oli and f'~ 5'rfs res t
feed 81, which he viii fsIi on rsa''os',s , q
or cah, OF TO punfiaal euaome'' Gu
credit. ,.;B s. r.a3s q
,a9 " who ipa.chafe the shovs Msd''ias' 0y
dozen. zSI
March ~.
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WANTED,

4 Male or FEMALE fervant, accu(-
"A toned to Cooking. Apply to the
RINTER
Sept. IS.
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Dr.. Cooley's Vegetable E'N'
Or Cough Drops,

+ Coughs, Colds, Aahuos, fPitf'nS ., C Gs05,
and a, difssfes Of The luagi. LIS merits "'"''
unriyall.d. Price Sc censs bottle. OLE
I DR., Cooley's Rheumatic PlI''I
Price 50 Gears box. ri
Hinklev's IufaIlible remedy lo'
the Piles.
Fir co Ceak5 Box. 4
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TEN DOLLARS ReWa78.
eft the Little River turnpike road, aboat tie
9th Of SepteTabet lat,
A Negro Man named 4 c Q b.
,eI ,noinq 70 the heirs Of THOMAS Mason, de-
,aaled. He isa;out So years Of age well olade,
bout feet ia inches h,gh dstk complecsion,
his head toSesssiy grey. Whoever cakes Up .a1a
I.rro and dsjigers hin Ia me OF ONE Of the over
Aess on she turnpike road, nesr A'e&."dr's,
hsIl receive the asove reward anu al reasonable
eharges, by
JoszrA PowELh, Agent
for the little River TeFnpike Company
Oaebef a. -.----s- ..
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.Streysa or Stoles, from the commons Of
this place, on Sunday the 18th inf.
A large bright BAY HORSE.
re years old, tar in his forehe ad, efsar whi'e
FL, branded s On one Of bis battocks, lhopsh
:, ,ecoIIeaed which mark frayn the cut Of a
lagoon whip acrofs his batteck afo, fone
ymrs on his back, occafoned by faddie. Tie
hove reward viii be given TO any perfon who
viii deliver the horfe to the fubfcriher, or give
UGH information as he may be recovered.
VIM. Z. Cotton.
Oetebsr Is. I'D
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aIeranDrta Dattp aoberttssE'
FRIDAY, July 26.
Extyda ola letter from q gentltEn IN
HauQnna. dated July s, 1905

Extr1a ola letter from gentInmn
Havanna, dated JULY 6, 1905
(" Advices have this moment been
received here that the government
New Providence have paAed deere
granting liberty to prlvateers, &C.
fend IN for adjudication all America
and other veiiels which ihaIi have ID
their setuzn cargoes, produce OF To-
outports in this illand, uniels Pf0o
can be exhibited that !uch ports ar
ports OF ehtry in the time OF peace.
You will pleale to make public nh
circumltance for the information anO
government of our friends adye0'Oi'
ing this way"
ExtrJa Of letter trea, gsetI'MHaa. IN
Sa0anuah TO his friend IN CfsT'E''"'
dated the 18th infant. ,...,
& The Cambfian Brltllh iIi0d"
chaGed into the river St. Marys' ~
privateer that took the Two fIleD nE,
captain MsNeil; and afterwards 'a5
in her boats and captured her, anu q
with the pfivatcer took poiielnoD :. y
the two Englih prizes lying IN the sI y
YER, and carried them all on W.
theE."
Dispatches refpe6fing the comOI u.
fleet was ient from Martinique 70 s w.
city of St. Domingo. Inc, S .,d
were conveyed by a lady, ana an elI I'rbo
difcovery by Brltllh offlcer ..lea
boarded the veHel) by being col''s'
in her Stockings.
An embargo was laid at jama''' :"
the 18th of May.
Yelferday morning the IMP . IN Il
captain Tinker, arrived at Heli5a'''
IS days from Cadiz.
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o.
ever, and it Is to aat which the note
Eof the cabinet of lerlin OF the a4tl
Iof January lalt,. relrs. Fhe court OF
| PrulIia has given + the lame time
formal afurance tat in the pielent.
ffate of thingsgit BIS no hottie views
upon Swediih Panorama. M. de
Brinknan, the sredilh, CHARGE des.
afFaires. has receiwd no other aniwer
to his note of the 9th February, ex-
eept a verbal declaration, lmportlng,.
that feeling the cloG union which exits
between RuiIia aid. Sweden, they
Mould adhere to he correspondence
which had been carried on with the
former of thefe cabinets"
The complete ceHatlon OF diplo-
matte intercourie between the courts
of Berlin and Stockholm, which has
taken place, may be fonlidered more
as Misunderstanding between lndlvl-.
duals than nations, 1t can have little
effect upon the general intereit Of Eu-
rope. TO the report that Rulila has
purchafed the lovereiSnty of Swedlil
Pomerania. we cannot annex any Gre
dit.-TYaUtI5er.-
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NEW YORK. Tuly %.

The following intereaing Article has
been obligingly furnlihed to US at
our requet, by a gentleman lately
from Havana, Whole fources and
accuracy of information are urque-
itionable.
g Since the traniaaion fefpeaing
Mr.. Gray, the late asting Coniul at
Havana, the accounts of which ap-
pear to have been already before the
public) nothing dehnitiVe as to the de-
livery of his public papers hasyet beer
done; the matter being. oaenGbly,
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confequence, be more reaaly
that bis If xible frmneGs az ! 1F
integrity, had alone made him ~ 10Y
fuitabIe character for the preieat t ~
in that hemlIphere." 'DS
Captain Hallowell, ofthe brioPr.
from Leghorn, via. Gibraltar br;'
difpatches from captain Decatur 'a
Mediterranean, to our goyernneD
is expected that war will immed,.
take place between the EmperorofT9l
rocco and the United States. rS n.y.
frigates are laid to be cruizing (or
merican venels, and the brig Syre,
taken her4tation between Cape SD,r'
and Mogadore to intercept any priv
that they may make. Captain HaDs|
well, was ehafed and fired at by an
politan Zebeck Of eventeen guns nj
elcaped by hyperion failing. A Porn
guelc (quadron Of two feven'y-ion,
were cruizing in the que. The Ah,'
rines had likewiGe a fleet at fea cruiiz5,
for Neapolltans and Cenoele.
Arrived, brig Peggy, from Il..of Nh
Lett BritiNh nip Maria, Hedges, Of Lo@pp|
bound 10 Newfoundland; brig Reneccs, d,|
Cor Bottom; lhip Alexandra, Roach, Of al \
do. both TO fail in few days. July 8,h hi
/ 80, %, lorg. 81, fpoke brig Richmond, fnu
New Haven bound to Barbados, cut II tsv
while laying a, I0s. o.. May, The BIIlih Zip
war Eugene, having under convoy the Hoop VII
liam, Pitt, Guineaman, and trsni port bi9
bad arrived there. and fens her toa, with
msn On board The Peggy after overhsaiirg ii
men, and finding ihem 10 have regular pO,s6
ons, they notwithstanding inGhsa on having TN
OF their mea, upon wMch fcuflc enfu.d belm
the men belonging to the Peggy, hy
ten in number, and lhofe of the HcoP Of wal
which the former were fuccelsiul in driving {
latter 10 their boat, and 10 about all hour aka
wards they returned with two boats loaded vi
men, the crew OF the Peggy went slhors tOaa
them and next morning got out to lea.
orig Eliza, from Leghorn, via Gibraltar
Left f1ip Abcona, Clark, OF Providence bl
Difps,ch, OF Bolton; h,p Good Friends, OF p
ladeIphis, and dip Nancy, OF Baltimore b
bound TO India. Lett at Gibraltar: thIP 40
of Baltimore, bound to Syracufe, & brig Da'
Wilton, for Alexandra, in 4 days. JuFT
lat. IS, long. 81, fpoke brig Sally, Same,
DAVIS from Por,lscd tor St. Lucie. On Satudi
4s leagues from The Hook, ipoke lchoon:i k'E
Ter, "a hours from New. York for BaT0ado:
an on Sunday, fpoke brig Minerva, lfon Nc
York tor Bordeaux.
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relerYed TOT llCs W StlStis
Gon of the court of Spain. As to MI,
.G's perional liberty, and eventu al
clearance, to- his honor, not the mail
.e(l fears or doubts were entertained ::
that gentleman was parlulng his pr,
yate buGnefs as ufual, unmolelted, and
doubtlefs will continue 10.
In the whole proiecutlon OF the late
difgracefuI mealure againit him, 1t
would be difficult to give clear and.
rational pretext either for its origin, or
the fubtequent operations /; the contra
nv and dihraeting councils and mea-
fures. of the different officers OF Co
yernment, defeating every attempt to-
wards fuch an inveltigatlon.
At one time, the views OF the tub
ordinate officers would appear to have
been confined chiefly to- lmpLcate the
Governor in the charge of having &C
knowledged & protected foreign agents,
contrary to the Laws Of Spain and
thereby TO iniure him with his govern
ment and to effect his removal.
1t is fact however, pretty general
" known, and which will no doubt be
hereafterfulv eitablifhed, that the cor
re(pondence on this point between the
Governor and the Intendant General,
has been exculpatory of and honorable
to Mr.. Gray the Governor (whhH
he denied having ever formally &C
knowIedgcd either Mr.. G. or his pre-
deceGor Mr.. Morton) having ado de-
elared that both thole gentlemen, 10
far from oppofng the laws of the
country themlelves, or encouraging
fuch conduct In others had comport-
ed themlelves, during the whole ofthelr
reGdence, with much dllcretlon and
had done every thing, in their power,
to prelerve the rights, peace and har-
mony of the two countries.
AT other times, and On more recent
occaGons, it would appear as if the
whole meafures had been concerted to
give colorado pretext for the entire
prevention of the reiidence OF any
public agent whomloever Tor the pro-
carnations and meilages Of the go
vernon on that fubject, have been re-
peated oftener, and IN more peremp-
tory manner, than the mere lupport OF
his hrh aheruons rendered absolutely
neceflary.
The gentleman lately appointed by
Mr.. Ieffer(on to that llland, has alrea
dy been the Object Of this jealous tpi-
rit of the government; and to luch
degree that, if perhlted In (of which
there was every appearancel 1t muti
not only fruHrate the execution OF a
great part of his official duties, and
fubieet our commerce to till greater
Injuries and Interruptions, but lead
eventually to an entire abandonment Of
his office.
The numerous and atrocious depre-
dations committed upon our veiiels III
thole leas, by French & Spaniih rene
gadocs, who find a iheiterln all the ports
of Cuba, furni.h too frequent occa-
Gons for the interference AID remon-
Frances of public agent, to render
him acceptable to a government, which,
by taking no effe6lual means to pre-
vent, in manner countenances the
outragee Of which iuch a rehdcnt would
complain. He has been already inter-
diced from appearing before the So
vernon on cafes of luch emergency /;
his excelency rearl6ting the unIortu~
nate applicants to the medium OF his
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laRa Foreign gnteHtgenre..
LONDON, Nav 60

isss. trivial importance. Bonaparte
is ia Italy. alarmed little by the me-
mace Of Ruiiia; indeed, his fears from
that ..arer are about the fame tone
with our hopes. which. have funk full
oasye within few weeks.
He knows there's little fear from
paper proceedings, and this is the only
artillery which the cabinet of ST. Pc
seriburgh is likely to employ.
There is hoNevef, acompleat breach
between Sweden. and Prulila 1.-THE pow
er is fuppofed to be ipirited up by
RuiIia, and the Iatteris we'll known to
have tailed In neutrality-suspicious. with
that court.
Aulfria is very jealous of the pro-
ceedings in ltay, and has augment
ed her Gordon of troops to eighty
shoufand. (MeDenger.l
May e7.
The tone of defiance (fays the Cou-
rier) which Sweden has lately held to
PruiIIa has appeared to mott perlons
extraordinary.
Thofe who admired the fpirit Of his
Swediih Majeay were compelled to
doubt his prudence: and every perlon
was prepared to expect that the willy
councils of the court Of Berlin would
find in his Malefty's avowlng holtlilues
and for Tending an army into Pomera-
MA, which. Pruiiia has 10 long. looked
upon with an eye of de1ire. But
there is report in circulation which
would explain why Pruiila has yet alb
famed from making any hottie de-
,monitrations againlt Pomerania. 1t
is iaid thar his Swediih Maleity, hope
lefs of being able 70 preferye much
longerthat province from the hands OF
Pruiiia, backed and fupported by
France, has flrrendered it for a valua-
bic pecuRiary confederation, which we
hardly think, or whether bis Swedilh
.Malefy has exchanged it for Rufllan
territories to the north ealtern part OF
5 his Swediih Dominions, we know
not.
The placing of Pomerania in the
hands of Ruilia would Of courle be
highly difagfeeable to Pruiiia. But any
!. fpeculanons upon the probable con-
fequences of iuch meafure would be
premature, before we have aicertalned
whether rumor be well founded or
not.
1t is certainly not confirmed by the
following articles brought by the Ham
burg mail which arrived yelterday:
Stockholm, May 13.
1t is reported, that the Pruilian Mi
niiter has left this Court, and that a
note has been publithed by the cabi-
net of Berlin, declaring all communl-
cation between it and that CT Stock
holm at an end for the preient. 1t is
thought that the King of Sweden, hav-
ing returned the order of the Pruiilan
Eagle, mas gwen rile to this coolneis
between the two courts.
The Leipzig Gazette of the 9Th May,
contains the following article
s His majeay the king of Pruliia
perhRs, for an ellenual, in the decla-
ration which he has made relative to
Swsdi.A Pomerania, without at all dir
putting the rights of the king of Swe-
den 10 abe iovereignty. The argu-
ments which he has uled, the motives
whica he declared, are laid down,in 70
friendly manner, that they cannot
fail to make an lmpreiilon upon the
cabinet of St. Petersburg. In the faid
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Newfoundland fsst-TAksN.

May u.
IT is with extreme regret we have to
inform our readers the capture OF the
greater part of the outward bound con-
Yoy bound for Newfoundland. The
particulars Of this event are given In
the following letter which was recelV-
ed in town yeiterday.
g CoRK, May Ri.
81 am concerned to Inform you
that the Newfoundland fleet, which
failed hence the 9th infant, with con-
voy, being met by French lrigate
were all either burnt or captured two
of them were taken by the Topaze &
Rofaria, of the N. w. coat OF Ire
land. A Spanifh corvette of 20 gunS,
has been taken by the Topaze. She
had captured the Young William OF
London from Cork to Waterford with
fpirits and porter.
May 2o.
A letter from Cork yeferday ftates,
that that city had been thrown into
lome alarm, in coniequence OF an ex-
preis having arrived there with orders
for every armed veiielto put to iea with
the greateltexpedition, and fall to the
weltward /; from which it had been In
ferredthat the enemy had been leen IN
conGderab.e force IN that quarter.
May 80.
The channel feet we're left all we'll
on Sunday laa. Lord Gardiner has
divided it into two detachmentS, one
of WHICH cruizes as the lnihore lqua-
dron, and the other as the out.
II he two fail OF the line which we
announced lone time ago as having
tipped out of Rochefort, are gone to
the Welt Indies. They had about 10
thouiand troops on board.
1t has been conleefured in COME
quence of letter received yeiterday
from Malaga, that Lord Mellon had
pafIed the itreights and blockaded Ca
dlz.
The notification mentioned in this
letter was, we have every realon to
believe in consequence Of the official
notice in Our Gazette. We have IN
selhgence from Cadiz Of the goth ult.
which takes not the Ieaf notice OF any
fquadron being off that port, and We
have not heard that any official INTEL,
gence has been received of LolA
NcIIon's having paAed the Rreights.
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{ therefore Moved, that section be ada,
I to the present bill, TO that effect.
Mr.. Dawson objected to the motion.
X was not necessary, he sald, in the preses.
instance, 70 encouragr such importation.
Mr.. Quincy replied, thasdhe gensleo1a al,
had given for rhe present, "a tali .xnswer,
but that he should wait proper opporsani.
~ tomake his molten.
Mr.. MsCreery moved TO inclade.. Pr
iron and brass" amongst The prohibited
articles.
The blank in the first section vas filled up
/ I" until next session"
Tie blank:intnc second section, was El
led up with s one hundred dollars ina:
is, if a vessel for foreign voyage. is dis
covered to have any of he articles prohi-
bited, toithe amount of thar sum, the vessel
shall be seized and forfeited.
The blank ia the third seciion, was flied
up with tho words one thousand fdoiial 81
s(beiag the penalty acap,ain, or master,
subjects himself to, if oReuding.)
Mr.. Qalucy again ross, and offered his
resolution, to The effect above named, which
produced a considerable debate.
MIR. Crowninsniele, Mr.. Smile, Mr..
Bidwsi, and AIR. ]. Sai,h, opposed The
asotion, upon the grounds thar there was
no necessity, that there was setficient arms
and ammunition, In the United States, land
that no danger was apprehended on that
head.
Mr.. Quincy replied, that he was very
glad 70 hear, that there is no apprehension
CT the want Of warlike stores. When he
made his melton, be.l,ad. from the Presi.
dents message, considerable fears en- this
head, these being removed, he would viii.
iiagly withdraw his motion.
kir. Crowninshield moved, that /" sheet
be inclued in the bill. He OBJ.
served, that several of our frga,es wanted
repairs with copper.
Mr.. Dawson moved, that the bill take
eject, ffam and after the first day of Ia
nuary next.
Mr. Macon thought the time too short.
Merchants at distance, now loading with
any of the prohibited articles, might.nos be.
apprized Of the law being 10 force and
their vessels may be seized, when no OF
fence was meant oshc laws OK the Unneti
States He wished for a longer tine.; had
~ laes ofany thing like a trap being LAD
% catch industry. The bill nigh, pass be.
ore 1t might be known in Baltimore.
Mr.. Southwark also, though, the time
90 short. It might be twenty days, he
aid before it was knewnin New Orleans.
lie therefore movedrhat the bill take. effect,
IN the fifth ofJanuary.
. Decided ntbe negative.
, The question was then put for the first
+ January aud carried.
Adjourned.