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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-14

city Of thoi: ages, that they aGunied 10 appear.
ance Of maenifcence and lplendour, or of majeffy
but when they appeared in public. At their re.
urnfrom the tolls of war, the taking OF cities,
and the fubduing Of hottie nationss their great
eft generals, like the American Cincianatus,
were impatient till they were again employed IN
the arts Of cultivation.
Regulus, when in Africa, reeuefed gof the
fenate to be recalled, lcG his farm might fuiler,
for wantot proper cultivation, 10 his abicnce;
and the ferlate wrote him for aala er, thar &c
fnould be tskes Care Of sat tie public expence,
while he continued TO lead their armies.
Cato the eeaior, after having governed exten-
Ave provinces, ard fubdued macy warlike ma
lions, did not think it below hrs dignity TO write
treatifc on agriculture. This work was thu
fra Latin ttea.ite written on ii.s important fub.
je6t; and it has b..n handed suxn TO us IN all
its purity, in the osr thas Cato wrote H.
Virgil the bs.n,e Of the Latia poets, ABOUT
thirty years before the commencement OF the
Chr:aian ara, adorned this fubj.tt with the lam
guage of the mulcs. He finely illaarates The
precepts ar:i ~ ie Of hu sbiadry 10 his Georges,
which, for American youth, arc better worth
reading than has ma,ch!ets fable OF the Gods and
GoddeG:s.
After the dfsati. of conaarsin., however, the
cne'ealng attention OF The Romlnpecple to com.
mrrce, and the ignofaoc: and grois tnPeritison
OF the ages which fuccseded, SEEN to have rem.
dered agriculture an slmott neg!ctted fcienec.
The isruptions of the northern nations foon sbo.
labed any improyelfyaem, Thsfe innnmerabie
and enterpiiing hAroArians, who oyer ran all
EUROPE, were originally dephesds or bnnters,
like the prcfens Tattars ana Sayages Of QUIZ osa
country. They contrnc ed lherllelves with poaSf.
Eng tho:e vait deferts made oy sheir own ravsses,
without labour, or trouble, cuiiigatlng only a
very fmal lpot nrar their habitations; and in this
triRiag huR,andry only the meanea Aayes were
employed; 70 that the art irelf, which was for
merly thought worthy Of che fudy of kings,
was now looked upon as mean and ignoble;
prejudice which is fcarcey eifaced at prefent, cc
at leaf but very lately. Even IN the United
States, large portion Of the people yet look
upon the occupation of the field as degrading to
any but aaves. @
IGoaatarat Ccaran..]
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Fran The Come t?F,exf Coarsxs.
TIE REVOLUTIONARY PRINTS.

e Mr.. ELL,aT's late d;lcofure Of the trealo,.
able plans of certain leaders Of the democratic
patty, merits the mcR ferrous and livclr at,en.i.
on Of every well wilher to the in,eretf Of this
country. He has Poinsedly declared add publi(a.
&c II under his fsnature, that Sc tie deHrul7iax
of THE contribution of tbe United StafeJ ia, 6eyu
dtfe,mistd in a private eanens eftbe JuNro, al.
luded TO 10 his foregoing addrcfes TO his confi
tnents. Mr. Elliot would NOT dare TO hay. ia.
zardcd this public declaration. ur'ets h- k,ew il,
70 be Certain a.la uaicniabIe Eata. He nsult
well know cha, he has pu. il IN TIE powe: Of his
enemies 30 oveI~telm hiu, with lhanlc ard con.
tutloa If ne has mIifepfelen;ed them. Indeed no
plaoahle reaion can be af;gnes why he fhould be
moved to publifh afaIfe accu!ation againt lien
of hrs own political party; and if he has jua!y
accsisd ther1, It cannot be deried tina, the whole
nation is in danger from the plots Of thol. con-
ipirator..
The men rho lately in aPrivste caucus at the
City o! Wilmington, determined the deeluesien
OF Tie contribution Of the United States, were
members of Consre!sS they we're the official
guardians of that conti,u,ion and were undes the
obligation of lolemn cath to fupportit. What
peifdy, what perjury, what trcalon! and what
can be the Object of Jhofe Catalines Do they
aim at the eitabiiihH,ent of limited monarchy,
or rather do they not with to tarow the whole
nation intn anarchy, as the fare and Mort way 10
deipotdm
Would fmall {" junto" be daring enough to
enter iato this confpiracy unlefs they were con.
hdens Of fupport from various parts OF the union
Who knows the depth and extent of this plot! -
Who knows bus the projected revolutions in
Pennfylvania and Connecticut, are branches oft?
Has the fnccefs Of Bonaparte encouraged and
whetted on his friends and admirers in this coun.
try, to act the fame game Are .hefe pretend.
ed lovers OF the people, even now forging chains
for hem ! Are thefs profeGed haters ofroyaity
aiming to build up the throne OF an emperor, who
hall lhed the rays Of his favor upon then and
make them nobles and princes in the Iandi
with not TO excite groundless alarms |; but il
Mr. Eliot has given correct information to the
public, there is great caue TO tremole for tn: ark
of our political safety. The moment seems at
hand whena desperate blow is TO be aruek at the
nations liberties and this blow will come from
a quarter whence it will be.l:af expected by the
great bodyot the people from the hands ofrneu who
had been perpetua!iy prating about liberty, eqoali-
ty and the rights of man. These sre sober truths
and it is time for all honea men to unite, heart
and hand, and to keep fhafp lock out.
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BALTIMORE, Tune IL.

|asy, f. schooner Minerva, Silver, is
'paav s n;'l New-CrleaIs. Sailed in com
|Do a Win ship Fame, Davis. for BALI.
land .sl' ship Aurora, Combs, of Port
Lsns;a : n0rdeaux in 10 days; schooner
Othen 'Of rhlladelphia, and number of
HE m;. names notrecollec,ed. Passed in
bouna ss'siPpi is or 10 sail Of vessels.
|NIs,,,,,lp did MOI speak them. of the
'pf W, .', = was boarded by the British sloop
Iaole,,,;ssa cameron and dismissed without
st. lsso0 ''S Alert, Forte, IS DAYS from
Fore rsss; 1rings nothing later than be-
edbysFa' OF Charleston was board.
disniss.d susn Prlvateer and immediately
lp, ~ Saw a ship astern, standing
N.w.o,saalp Fame, Davis, 1s DAYS from
>.saD'' and 1e from the Belise.
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ANCIENT AGRICULTURE.

Thc frf ietters Of Greece, from whereioeyei
they came, were fuch an uacivilized race, that
they uied to live on roots, herbs, and scorns, sf.
ter the manner of BEATS. Palagus had taught
them the culture of the oak, and the ufe Of a.
corns as food; for which {ervice divine hopors
were paid hin by the people.
The Athenians, who were the frf people in
Europe that scqur ed any tintture OF poliycnef,
taught the ule of core to the reft Of the Greeks.
This art, we are told, was taught them by Trip.
tolemus. The Gree.ss foon perceived that bread
was more Wlrolefomc, and its tafc more delicate,
thsn that of acorns and the wild roots Of the
feds !; cccordinaly they thanked the Gods for
fuch an unexpected and beaeacial prefer, and
honored their bcnefaaor.
AS the arts Of cultivation increafcd, and the
bleiEngs they afforded became generally expert
enced the people foon preferred them TO whatever
the rayages Of conquea, and the cruel depreda-
tions of .f.yage life, could procure. And ac-
cordingly we find, that the Athenian king.,
thinking it more glorious to govern fmall fate
wiiely, than to sggrGndizs themfelycs aud en-
large the extent of their doniniops by foreign
coEqueAs, withdrew their lubjees from war,
and notify employed them in cultyatine the
earth. Thus, by continued application, they
bro't agriculture TO comfortable degree Of per.
fceaion, and foon reduced it to an art.
fIeGod was the Fl f. we know Of amsng the
Greeks, who wrote on this iatereaipg fubjeet.
According to the cuRom Of the Oriental authors,
he wrote in poetry, and smbeI! ihed his poem
with luxuriant Description and fublime imagery.
He. calls his poems Worksaad Days, besaufe agri-
culture requires exact obferva,ions Of times and
feafons.
The ancient Romans, copying from the Greeks
eaeemed agriculture 70 honorable an employment
that the mos illuarioss fenators of the empire,
in the intervals of public concerns, applied them.
feIyes to thi, pfofsaon and fuch was the 6mpli,
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There was no withsiandine such oiato.
ny. There's learning for you,'' says.
one 9" I'll bet you Negro to two hogs
heads Of tobacco says another, sstnat
there is not a federal,st 10 Congress, ex.
'cept Bayard, that Can td,.S latin SO well off
hand as he does. "' Done, says third sIiI
double the bet, for there is not ten words
OF latin int; it's poetry vi.h0ut jingle;
and IA so down to lawyer -.----- ---,
and have MIN decide" Howthe bet was
decided we viii inform the reader as soon
as we learn.
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r A CT N G.

nN FRIDAY, the 18th infant, will be run,
~ over the couhe adjoining Alexandria; two
match races-One for One HandYxd DaAlari----
the other for Seventy 6ve D0tlau:-- And on SA-
TURDAY the 10Th, fwecp&akes, co7deiug
of an sEAgast Saddle, Bride, Martinga'e and
Collar, worth Fyly Dsi3ars; free for any taddle
horfe, mare or gelding, that has never won
pulfe--one mile and repeal. Hor(es may be en-.
tered any time between this and the days of run.
ming, or at the poles.
John Hodgkin,
Keeper Of the Courfe.:
June II. eoot
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aleraaDrfa Datlp ADVERTISER.
FRIDAY, JUNE IA.
ALGIERs, March 10

. HLGIEKS, WI2TCh 49,
a ship arrived here from Stockholm,
has brought the tribute annually paid to the
dey by Sweden. The dey has required of
the American agenta ship of the line; and
the latter has in vain represented that Ame-
RIGA has frigates, but no ships of the line.
The dey still persists in this demand.
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umbrella Mandatory.

Il II, !, Ill $ made. covered and re
'P rs,, i , ,Sa ct the fubfcriber, in St. A.
'aSlabls ,r = 'as Def manner and on the mott
Jsas,. Samuel Kirk.
law
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June Il.
70 NO TE LOST.

Loft, yeaerday, Note drawn by
the fub(crbers for Two Hundred and Fifty Dol.
lars, and endorf.d by Kors aid Eytmilltr, DAT
ed the 18th infant, payable in6o days at the
Bank of Potomac. The finder, by leaving il
with the fubfcribe.,. ihaH be rewarded for their
trouble: Aud the public are cautioned againa
receiving faid Nose fhouid an attempt be u,ads
to pats it.
Lawrafon & Fowie.
June ~. d
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Jane ~.
w A N T E D,

DY virtue of Deed Of Truf from
JOHN c. VowELL to the fubfcrber, will be
fold, at II o'clock, on the 6yf day Of .5al, ntxt,
at the Coffee. Houfe in Alexandra, for ready
money,
Il Lo! IF Grornd on Fasrjax,areet,
On which the new Meeting. houfe Rapds, front.
ng on Fairfax ftreet ce feet inch, and extend.
ing back lag feet inches.
John Dunlap.
June &. d.IfJy
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-14

M; ,% Ss. ship Eagle, Thompson, arrived at
hood. .s sss,,ssFday in 80 days fror, Lon
Mn he left there on the 9th of
and brings nothing new.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09
House Of Delegates of Yirgin,a.
w EDN ESD a q T,,,. -.

90
a communication from Senate by their serl "a 1905
ne Senate have passed the BILL inttuled A. -.
They hass so 1 paa e The Gn'ig s, s
build bridge the south o b.ano e. act company
The bou ned they House lnsna
g twice read question put therel % and the
a1 sn rsf clerk us house.
blanks fs ana 'or other time and seye
inc an enssd bill To act inttulcd an act to authorize a.
filed p and na o0uth mountain time and blank
to the tow f Da For removing Court from the Sweet
V AL blanks therein Elm filed aa a. td time and Sc
to nrnSe ts ;a aown the certain towns 6,
", and nasd o O was read third time several ban. there ,d
~ An m enssosd BILL to Charles Carter
Wy 'e'eS was read third passed sum ot money With
an sng9sed BILL Releasing James Cravon II. h. -
An sngoed BILL Allowing Natni RI Fo saa and r n time and passed
in filed Ms an and several ts th ne
An nsrosssd bill Allowing compensation to th
oanss therein fnedup, and passed no ume' and several
cate gosseq bill Granting William Bentley the duplicate CT lost o
mn sssur5es e Rnn James Mason and
An cngTpssed BILL g 70 explain an act passed. J passed
third time and DC udeaed unlawful meeting was read
Ordered That the clerk do carry said bills to the Senate
An enerossed BILL Renting cfndng fine to Joenb
ass in the n au '' question beng Put the said Bill
TN; o nag compensation was read second
MIR Miller lPoshan) from committee Of finance nab H.
ass ss ss s s. s s sss
gs l those Ss ss of %
First On the sutjses expenditure. of the
cents The Oh the revenue 1905 amounted dollars
oa cents easf to s
sond Relative been redeemed q, r ,
ed land certificate loans and prior ss the snm fnpPpa
s1d .a% do. MAJ
phses Sept 1904 the ,s g on
eiuSeing debts payable that period. " 0er' 1905, IN
:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09

fxpensf rhelatv
o. treohcey oCn
IS accepted
ben ndered
dpuan eAcofA
tmei n
Cern
esuns
nnds edbn
Also
o
ran sport alton
ha OF Election of
dngy.
apprpra
view this
the Revenue underline
wherein
sanowah
dromd SOC
been rex o
lie ac alamosut o Lis.
Fourteen Are fciE wear
hSuauo ryofat
Fifteenth
cproprt.
frpubh has Le
e. years
ineruupo The due Ia
s. t principal be credo
fcaeso have iucd
the oCu,,
suano II ado
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09
VIRGINIA ARGUS EXTRA
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1905.

Intees the lame. river canal ,or,,ua
hihaddanc
ulamunt .....-
"a.
n
edto Dous Cts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09

in chmond oI5o
the Operations tb. 49,
GERS salaries
criminals
ccary to complete the James ehoue
o disricc
Forpr sand
0 '"iy ON
public regis cred S3,7o9 so
due Roses nv $3.50 d.
o L. A.
Do. o fucker
the v;roin. 1884
State sim ppamau "e'"s
Of election of
Expense OF the election of President Vic 200
Of he ' f,142 So
Or colec nsandpr preserving pubIc orn.,
Ho nriver0
373s85 IS
The oiowino ths
meet he :
Nett land lots andot Il Dolls. Cts
Amount o. surplus tobacco 27459f Il
on law
sooca
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warded against him !? Mr.. Rowan in reply,
plead, that he was Ill /, ennsylvania, wneI
he was outlawed; and tha, he had bee
instructed by his counsel thar the outlawg
was erroneous. After examining the VIII,
an error in point Of fac. was acknowledge,
and the outlawry was reversed. An ine
dictment for treason was then read TO
which Mr.. Rowan pleaded his maiesty's
most gracious pardon; on which he was
discharged. Mr.. Rowan having risen
from the kneeline positions In which he
heard the pardon read, thus addressed the
court:
When last ! had the honor OF appear.
ing before the tribunal, (several years ago}
Itold your Eordshps, knew his majesty
only By his welding the force of the coun-
try; since that period, during my legal IN
capacity and absence beyond seas, my wife
and children have not only been nnmolest
ed, but protected; and in addition to those
favours, am now indebted to the royal
mercy for my life. / viii neither, my
lords. insist upon the rectitude OF my IN
tentions, nor the extent of my gratitude,
lest my conduct should be attributed TO
base and unworthy motives; but l hope
my future life will evince the sincerity Of
those feelings with which ! am impressed,
byssueh unmerited proofs of his majesty's
bene6ceace.''
To this Address the Chief Justice re-
Piled
:" Mr.. Rowan. from tbs sentiments you
have expressed, have not doubt but
you viii prove by your future conduct thar
his majes.y's pardon has nos osen bestow-
ed on an aaworthy object"
Mr.. Rowan.then bowed to the court aud
withdrew.
dublin Raper.2
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'-nALTlMORE, August l9.

q Arrived schooner Sally, Tayler, Is days
an Martinique. Sailed in co. with the
!, Victory. for Falmouth. Left a num-
,.so America vessels names not recol-
erltd.
I Also. ship Warren, L. Bran.z, one hun.
Brsd snitweuty days from Calcutta. Left
th.r. ship Mary, BaIch, for Boston to sail
sbory Laurel, --, of Salcn: just
arrived from Madras; Uysis, of Sa.
lem, from Bombay. April 18th, off Ked.
eercs, spoke ship Elizabeth, Mum, Of Bal
tmors, from Batavia and Fame, Brigs.
pf SaIsm, from do.
Arrived schooner, Jane, Collarj. is days
from ST. Pisrres, Mart. Sailed 18th inst.
The brig Psisley of New York, anu Sl-
sanaaa, Of Wilmington, sailed on the 1ss
fOr market. The ship Serpent Hayes, and
The schooner Surwrraw, of Baltimore,
arrived there the 26ih July, and sailed the
sane day for market. The schooner
Dorchester, Jacobs, Of do. sailed for Qua
daloups, 4he 27tn. Passed a large black
up with a6gure hsasd, in the bay, bound
mp.
The ship Canton is carried into Tortola.
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CosaJ Of AAxa"a,j0, r.

June Term, 1895:
William Thornton Alexander,
Complainant,
AgaiaR
Stephen Cook, James Il. Hooe, {s Ckssrtry.
Robnrt T. Hose, Robert E.
vans, Robert Smith and Pc.
ter Billy, defendants,
THE Defendant, Stephen Cooke,
not having entered his appearance and given iccu-
rity according TO the atf of aaembly and the
rules Of this court; and i, appearing to the IA
tiafattioa of the court, upon affidavit, that thf
laid Stephea Cooke is not an inhabitant OF thu
-difr:ft; on motion of the complainant, by hi
counfsl, it is eyde,ed, That the faid defendant
do aFpear here on the fra day of Novemb'E
term next, and enter his appearance to the iui
ard give fecnrity for performing the DEGREES b
the court and that the stber defendants ares
H. Hooe, Robert T. Hoos, Robert Evans, 10.
bert Smith, and Pete, Billy, do not pay aWsy,
convey, or feceie, the debts by them owingjio,
or the eftate or Effects in their hands belonging
to the fsid asfent defendant Stephen Cooke, M
til the further order or decree Of the court ard
that copy Of this order be forthwith pubialed
Tor two months Negatively, IN both of thtpub-
lie rev papers puhIihsd in this county, I'D that
another copy be poted at the front dcorot the
court houfc OF Eaid county.
Il Cetr
TEST,
c. DENEALE, I. c.
AupuR 81. iawzm
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
C0snty Of Alfxasdfia, Il.

oAC MN VI WI ~ 4hOAAA5
Cosnty Of Ahxasdria, Il.
June Tenn, 1895.
William Riley, Complainant, i,
Agai8f clA,t..,
Adam Douglas and John ~
aud Thos. Vowel, Defendants,
The defendant Adam Douglas, not
having entered bis appearance and given fecurity.
according TO the act of sfenbly, and the rules
of this court, and it appearing TO the fatis.afion
os the court, upon affidavit, that the faid defend
art Adam Douglas, is not an inhabitant OF this
diftriet, on motion of the complainant, by his
council, it ordered, that the faid defendant A.
dam Douglals, do appear here on tho hrtt day
Of November term ncxt, and enter his appearance
to the fuit, and give iecurity for performing the
DEGREES of the cour, and that the other defendants
John and Thomas Vowel, co not pay away.
convey, or fecrete tie debts BY him owing 10, or
the eaate, or effects in their hands, belonging TO
the faid abfent defendant Adm Douglas, uatil
the further order or decree of the Court, and that
a copy of this order, be forthwith inferred, in
both of the public newspapers, publilhed In this
county, for two months fucccfively, and that a.
mother copy, be ported at the front door OF the
court houfe OF iaid county.
ACeD,
TEST,
G. DENEALE, c, 6.
Auga& 81. Iawsa
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NOTICE.

Mr.. 7aeob Meinertz, from Lubecks
is requelted to call at the Subscribers
houfe, and receive letter containing
intelligence from his family in Lubecke
A. G. CAZEMOVE.
rug, 10. 1sw3ts
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sheA, au = aiue hundred and twenty
flOaa oa a,a : 4 10 z, to know each other
ri, and ! l' : Is. known at the telegraphs
.sa an . a i and blythe different port
sign'l /, p0, he above number Of nine
nrals' II twenty three, arc not inclad.
ndrsa au Jul ,ransp ,rt or hired armed
~ q. 81. oaly such line OF battle sn'p'.
kod'l'' . Joo guu-brigs. and cutters are
gaf''' s y s. posr captains, commanders
Pna 'l,soau, & Of tho royal navy. 10 the
llsu uanSsr, the prison, hospital, and
% lin; % d harbor are also excluded.
e ,be total effective strength OF
'' q er;t;sh army, at home aud abroad on
i.tday Of May, 1905.
|E', s.,I.' e. A. f. 1901. sssss s9aas
I : s76s ass7i 1854
4 rs,.;ou stations 267o SOTO ~.-
IL To,al 2i452 1so3s2 1854
S ss thousand six hundred and Sc.
- =. one men for limited service, and
W. ~, men belonging TO foreign and pro-
!. s ,or,s N British pay, are included in
!, II, .,,,. general total Of cavalry and IN.
,rlry.
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DISTRICT. OF COLUMBIA,

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Cossy Of Aex0adtia, 4.

June Term, 1906
Ferdinand MasAs!'eT and John ]
Young. trading under the
firm of M,r!teilcr & Yourg,
ConplaCanss, agnmR,
Samuel Croudfon, and Co. ana I'm Chaseexys
Iohn Tucker, the Chairman
OF the Marine Infusancs
AGociation of tha own Of A.
lex.ndr,s, Defendants,
The faid defendants Sa;auel Croud-
I Oh snd Go. not having entered their appearance,
and given fecurity, according TO the sa OF aiem-
bly,, and the rules OF this court, and II appearing
to the Eatisfataion of the court, upon affidavit,
that the faid defendants Samuel CIoudfhn and CO.
are no, inhabitants of tts diHria, on motion OF
the compliments BY tbeis council, it is erdertds
that the faid defendants, Samuel Croudfon, and
Co. do appear here, on the Aft day of November
term next, aad enter their appearances 20 the INT,
and give fecurty for reforming the DEGREES OF the
court, and that the o her defendant, John Tuck
er, Chairman Of the Marine Infurance Alteration
of Alexandra, do nor pay away, convey or ie-
crete, the debts by him owing to, or The c&ate or
effects, in his hands belonging to the faid abisns
defendants, Samuel Crou5Con and CO. until the
fur .hcr order or decree of the court, and that
copy Of this o,ders faft,with inherited for two
months fncceaively 10 Doth Of the public ncwiPa-
pers pubiifhed IN this county, and that another Coz
Ply be ported at tie front door Of the court houl&
of faid county.
Il CaM
TEST,
G. DENEALE, c. C.
Amount 81. IaWlm
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-21
aaraaurta Eatlp aoser:tser.
WEDNESDAY,, Aucusr 81.

Captaln Lark, of the schooner Sally, or
@eS1'n Of July, 10 LAT. %. II, long. 6S,
az, Pm. fell in with the mainmast of a
hss ship, which he supposes had been
Oi0Sn up, aspart OF the rigging and sails
p were mae'' burnt: picked up part of an
s@6lisn pendant, and anumber of blocks,
stamped with an arrow, the customary
marx Of blocks belonging to kings ship.
cav another mast about a mile distant.
WIN al the yards and other spars attached
70 nand one of1he bower anchors with the
ss0ie 70 It hanging under the maintop.-
laers beng avery heavy swell, and the
ssSA' OF the anchor keeping the mast
Is'afyuprleht. capt. Lars could only save
~ spars 8 blocks. On one of the ,op-ga!.
aa Yards, !" BLENhEIM, G. r." is
s ~ VIM pen knife. His maiesty's ship
ID'ANelm, OF "a guns, was commanded
captain Bland; she does not appear to
Nav, S Oecn attached to the fee, under lord
, pua',; nor. from the list published, to
ny, n;as S1,ch sailed from England, under ad-
! a eolllngswood; neither do we find
H. i. name among those LAST stated to have
49,. ,1 On the Jamaica station. From the
;s.I,ace OF her having her colors ly-
-. i lSnlcn captain Lark could plainly dis.
~, =. !, under water) IT is conjectured that
'S' salp must have been in action when
Als accident took place
i, 'aiat 81, 50, captain Lark was boarded
,.i,. %s french privaieer Regulator, de-
. @uso him one hour and plundered him of
.'uuyarn, &c.--pu. on board one man, and
Il; 'S"er directed TO Mons. SALomoN, of
Soy aanelosing the bill given by capt.
iam; Tor the ransom of the ship Ben
.5s Lstt the privateer at the outer
ra s. u the Cult, standing TO the south