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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-11
Doz0aaag stfeet, 10th January 1905

In addition to the direction contained
IN my letter you of the 5th September rclpea.
ing the caution u be nfed in opening the ports
within your government, for the admifion of5arti.
clcs from the United States of America, which
are allowed 70 be imported by law, ! am CON-
m anded 70 Ggnify TO you his majefy's further
Plealre, that you do not on any account, or at a
ny time ipffer any gin. brandy, or other liquors,
EAT India goods, or any other articles whatever,
except Lumber and proyilons, 10 be admitted
from the United STATES in American bottoms,
into the lilands under yoIr governments.
You are to be particularly careful that the fe.
veraI articles Of provihops to bein Zach cafe aa-
mi,ted, be fpcci6ed in the proclamation you may
iflue for tina, purpofr, and you are not 10 ex.
tend the permiiop TO any articles but thofe which
cannot be fuppliedby the mother country, or the
Bri1ih colonies in North America: and in cafe
any iucb articles Except lumber and proviGoas
tempted to be introduced, you are to fee that the
neceaary meaiures are taken for carrying full into
execution the laws Of navigation, aud For en-.
forcing rhe penalties thereof againR any hip or
ihips importing other articles than lpmser aad
provi6ons regularly permitted.
,You will take fuch feps as you may Judge
mott expe9icn, for making ttcfe directions gene.
rally known anong the planters, merchants, and
Others whom It may concern; and in the event
of iss becoming neceaary at any time TO open the
ports for fupplies OF lumber and progidons, you
are particularly to infert 10 every proclamation
you may iale fos that purpofc, notice TO the
following effect, viz. Thai if any other art.
cles, except lunber and provi'ions, as therein
fpeciied, are attempted to be introduced from rhe
United States Of America, in American bottoms,
meaiures will be taken for the forfeiture of the
hip or pefel importing the fame, and Of the
goods 70 imported, in contraven,ion of the laws
of navigation.
] have the honor to be,
Sir,
Yout moa obs. humble fesvant,
CAMDEN
To Gov. CAMERON, sc.
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iast as they could. run with rhe Preseiyse
Frigate, called off here en- 9assant in the
course Of the day, the 9TH, signal for a
feet Of 20 sail, was made and net a doubt
remained, but it was the feet from Marii-
nique; every man was under arms and ar
his post. In the course of the afternoon,
they came into the Bay, and anchored az
sun set, near enough TO distinguish what
all the ships were. Every preparation was
made to receive them next day to cer-
tainty; when we found with surprize, 1t
was Admirals Nelson and Cochrane, with,
twelve sail of the line and ten frigates, with
the Commander and Chief on board. Gee
neral Myers) the chief Engineersfrom Bar
BADGES, a heavy train of artillery and 1000
men. On Lord Nelson finding We could
give him no information of the French feet,
he went of in the course ofshe day in quest
of them, and | hope will find them; though
it is probable they may be still in Martini
que. Ifso, and he is joined by Sir Tho
mas Graves, both the ships and the island
will fall into his hands.
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FREDERICK.ToWN, July 6.

AN ESSAY TOWARDS" ROBBERY.
About midnight of "Wednesday last, a
daring attempt was made to rob the cellar
of Mr.. Graham's store, near the public
square, corner of Patrick and Market
streets. The owner, suspecting TIT his
cellar was pilfered before, had by means
of string so contrived a pistol on the step,
that the raising of the door necessarily Pull-
ed the trigger; and just al the moment
when the villain, having opened the door
BY false key. was entering secure of his
prey, the pistol went of, and ii is supposed
lodged good portion of its contents where
they ought to be. Next morning, track
of blood was traced considerable distance
down Patrick street, and the key found,
which the fellow in his confusion and alarm
had left behind. No discovery is yet as.
certained.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
Sinh g. 1Q0s

Jug s, 1893
Ordesed, That Meals. M4Knny and Saifs.
be committee to,ske into conderarioa the NET
fsge Of the Mayor reipetting the fees paid by,
pclfons committed TO tie Watch. HOMIE, and res
port by bill or otherwife..
An aa to rent the Calls of the market houfe,
&c. was brought in, resd three tinlrs and pas,
fed, and ordered to be Land before the Mayor
for his fgnaure.
O,de,td, That Meg,H. MarGeHer and Young,
twho were permitted by a former ofder or Conn-s
Gil to fill up path 10 ieet wide, acsofs Queen
facet, in Union ttrees, bct*een the wbsives %
Richard Conway and WlliOn1 bc permitted rPon,
toe fame terms, TO fiji up the whole Ct Unon,
Aseet within the. Hmits aiorefaid and that they
be permitted under the dpees.on ct the arees
commiGoncr for the northern d;frltt, to ule tor
that purpofe the earth for TIC public property.
O,derfa, That the Riees commitments Tor he,
northern diNria examine into Tie Gate of the,
bridge, and conduit in Queen Rreet, bstween,
Royal and Pitt frcets, and report the fame rs
Council, with al climate of tlc expence 81 re,
moving the fame, and turning an arch Of brsek.
The committee of ways and means eporteda
bill laying raves and ior other po,poies, WHICH
being amended was read three times, andpaiisd.
and ordered TO be laid beipre the Mayor tor bio
Signature.
Isa. JAMES NJ. M.REA. g. &.
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PHILADELPHIA. Iulv 9.
I am, &c.
JOHN ADAMS. "a

oueOrrespondent at the Lasaretto of
sas uas OF Yesterday noon, says, this morn
.ay arrived, Brig Hope, Thomas, 80 days
n0n' St Thomas, schr. Olive Branch,
- a'psb 26 days from Trinidad, via St.
=. aa0mn. Capt. H. Jeff at St. Thomas,
: s'''' enance, which arrived tnc day before
: saled. fhe captain of the Chance said
:, = was ieiIln with and detained 5 hours by
s'eneh heet, in lat. %, who were then
~, ss.spIsns north west. Captain Harper says
/. - hngllsh beet were at Trinidad, when
oss .a''sa. Healso informs, that the cook
49,, ,s :, Louisiana was at ST. Thomas, and
.F. T.. aat the Louisiana was taken BY two
~. .a prlvateers, and sent into St. Mar.
ur as' 'Aa' 8 ufsthe people were killed and a
m,' SSi wounded. but could not say how
ss0,: 'ae remainder of the crew were
- ~ q vessel to New York.
AZ : I'Ous letters from Hispaniola. lead
60, y believe that the Louisiana would NOT
h. ron rom Gonaives before the beginning of
H. present month, if so, we are led to hons
low Nv, - was the fabrication of some fell
abov s.O passed for the cook, and told the
= serve some sinister purpose.
4' q q letter, dated Trinidad, 10th
AL. fune.
dsvs aas meet appeared of Tobsgo some
ae., 81 winch was taken for the French
am al the shipping cleared out as
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AN ACT.

Ia rent the Stalls sf tbe MARKET Hogfl, and fsr
eotlez7ing rbe Rfms Of tie ,Iame.@
BE il enacted by the CoSpmon Cneasil of
Alexandria, Ih4ri fhall be tie duty of the cle,k
Of the maker to rent cat the Gals Of the nlsr-
tket.hoalc add 20 co!!sts tie rents for The fame,
as likewile the rents now due, and account and
pay over to the treafurer the lbms by him col
letted, on or before the fsf day Of June in each
year, and that he be allowed a commidiQn Of FIVE
per cent, on all ipms by h:n collected.
Palied In Common Council, the 9th
day of July, 1895.
HENRY ROSE, f,eddent.
Approved, Jolly 8, 1905.
JONAH THOMPSON, MAYOR.
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a,vin tbs American cal
ss,s = shsA al parties g'g glsd. This
rsjoies a !. sill rallyiug point Of n1 mn
\, perhaps = .sh;eh all may yet assemsle'
q a s''ar driven 10 various o''s
4 volsnss 2, his is day consistently rejoice
Wscanao,es a nsntof American indePen.
Ip,hs ''so's generating the characters,
Isnss s 'aas The virtues, and aPPlaudlng
oaasno'p5o q those who safely aud hon.
b a'ss.e,sdis. Let il then never DC Tor
ably s enc WASHINGTON, as a COM
pi'a u'a' .oa ADAMS as a statesman
a''a g ,.hemsslpe !. cabinet and host
'tla .s WEI be imagined for a moment,
= ! : : = en- would put in geopardy tnat
bl .a 'uSr GLORY andprosperlt.y, which IS the
i'S., honorable monument Of shsir rams.
ness nvis' early and persevering sxertlons'
~ !, ' Generous sacrifices, even OF their own
.If;utcrest, forbid the susPi.iun'
81 a 'a, and difficulties, therefore, let US
y oDuys VAS in fact the counsel and exam
' J, Win r. heroes of the revolution under
gsv w. i e;rcumssauces, and what would ee
, = aa.a,,c. now, Thus may we make their
1 y sss' testify which 70 try our own, and
'.r s fros, their characters to estimate the
'sa,s -. ofmodern pretenders TO patriotism.
~ qs. : uader all our perils and disasters,
: lnsa ' y rsoosjug a hasty and indiscreet
aa.sd.oce il lattsring and arrogant pro-
ss; ;o.s. We shall learn TO conhde in men
: .s.ry respect like those, who have con.
dss,sd IS through greater difficulties and
m us, Us. from more imminent dams
gers
The following letter by the late Presi-
d.O,of the United States, deserves to De
read 4 l,as, once sury gear, whilst the me-
mOry Of independence shall be grateful
TO Americans.
'FBstdftciPiss13 |%sf - - -
aYcsrerday the greatest question was
decided which was ever debated in Ams-
risa; and greater perhaps, never was, or
vllbs, decided among Men. A resolution
was passed, without one dissenting colony,
|s THAT THESE UNITED COLO.
MES ARE AND OF RIGHT OUGHT
~
TO BE FREE AND INDEPENDENT
ISTATES.n
g The day is passed. The fourth day
OfJuly 1875, viii be memorable ecoplba in
the history of America, I am apt TO be-
lsve it viii be celebrated by succeeding ge-
aeratioas, as tie great anniversary festival
Aought 10 be commemgrated, as the day of
dslseranee by solemn acts of devotion TO
Almighty God. 1t ought TO be solemnized
with pomp, shows, games, sports, guns,
bells, bon6res, aud iilumina,ions. from one
end ofthis continent TO the other, from this
time tarward forever. You VIII think me
transported with enthusiasm but / am not.
Ian we'll aware of the toll aud blood, and
treasure, that twill cost US TO maintain this
declaration, and support and defend these
0'a'es yet through all the gloom, l can
see Sc the rays oflight and glory. can see
hattie end is more than worth all the
means; and that posterity will triumph, al
'n0uga you aud nay rue, which hope
we shall not.
I am, &c.
- Holm ADAMS -
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aleranurta Datlp aoberttser.
THURSDAY, JuLy IL.
certained.
ToULoN FLEET.

Captain Rowan, whom we mentioned in
our last as having met with the Toulon
Fleet, has arrived in town. He informs
that it waslon the 18th or 10th of June, in
latitude 81, 80, longitude 60, that he fell
in with the feet, steering N. and by E.-.-
Il consisted of twenty-five sail, eleven of
which he understood to be of the line.-..
That the sSpaniards had left them is matter
of conjecture only. On the 18th of June,
In lat. 80, long. 90, captain R. was boarded
FROM the British sloop ofwar Driver, the
officer from which was particular In his en-.
quiries respecting the feet.
In the Straits of Sunda, captain r. spoke
the Hector and Fame, of Salem, and Eli
zabeth, of Baltimore, from Batavia for
Calcutta, not being able to procure cargoes
at the former place.
(Boston Palladfua,.
CANNApAIeUA, June 25.--Detrott in
ashes! A letter from agentleman ofrespec-
liability at Buffaloe Greek, dated the Goth
instant, to his friend in this town contains
the following Observation-Disclosures:
Blythe schooner Charlotte, captain MI
hen, who arrived at fort Erie yesterday,
we are informed that the whole town OF De.
troll, is totally consumed by FIRE, not single
house in the town left standing
The FIRE it is said first made its appear
ance In stable, near the centre of the
town, about nine O'Clock In the morning,
and such was The rapidly of its rapagss,
that at IL O'Clock not one house remained.
The citadel which was rather detached,
and in which were the officers quarters
and contractors stores, was entirely con-
sumed.
NoTE.
Detroitis the seat Of government of the
Michigan Territory, and contained up
wards of three hundred houses, built of
wood, ina compact nanner, and above 2s,O2
inhabitants.
Fran the Nassau Gazette Of s9aae is.
SIR,
You will be pleased to publish in
the Royal Gazette, the enclosed letter from
the right honorable earl Camden one of his
majestys principal secretaries of state, to his
excellency governor Cameron.
am,
Sir.
Your most
Obedient servant,
JOHN MsCARTY, d. c. G..
Council Chamber, June ID. 1905.
luf. Robert Wils0n, proprietor oftbe Royal
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Imts,tqnt--t0rtiealary 10 hbsG engaged in raral
affairs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22

FJEe7Hyz, 70 VT:
Ata Chancery District Court held in
Williamsburg, the a7th day of Oc-
tober, 1904.
John Amber and William, p. Harriss. ex- !, =
ecutors OF William Wilkinson. pits. g
1gainst s
William Sherncr, deft. J y
lie defendant net having entered his appear i.
u anee and given security according TO the
atss CT assembly and III. rs!es of dis court. and
j; appealing the saiisfaaion OF the court that
he is nor an inhabitant of this country: On-the
mo,on of the plaintiffs by theircounsei. IL is or
dsred. that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day fthe nexs term and answer the bill
of the pain,iiIs; and that copy of this order be
forthwith Inserted in sch,,e newspaper of the city
of Richmond for two months successfully, aad
posred a, the front door OF the former capitol in
this city.
A copy--Tesse,
ANT'r- ROBINSON. Q. c.
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!, Tbis extraordinary horfc an wih great
escdit ., years old at 8 be proved fuc-
! csisfal, and 10 eon,ioned until the iat OF tue
wear 1900. 10 1901 be was pureLs!ed tor
nae and tent 70 Virginia. In 1898 he won
!, fseepG skes of 20 griueas each. for year
ODDS. s fubfcribers, once round the ground,
beating Mr Pierce's b by Walnut, (ir II.
T. Vaa-'s Pub Forward, fir II. William
foa's S ;ripling, mr. Fistchcr's or Camper
down, Mr. G.. .Cromptoa's Bsfo, and
lord a. Hami!,on's b g by Spadille, gu, of
Soow Drop; Zee Calendar for 1898. He
ALTO won the acmhers' plate Of SO guiucas
for s and 4 year oIds. beating lord Der
Hby's year old colt Diomed, s to 1 on
Know1sy, ~ho was then Mr. Fields pro-.
perry fee Calendar for 1898. He slfo
won fwecpaskes for 3 year Odds, beating
Mr. Carforth's,b by Spadillc. and lard
A. Hsmiltou's b c By Spadille Zee Cafes
dar for 1899.
In May 1899, York. Ga Tuefdsy
May 18, afweepitakrs Of 10 guineas each
= fubfcribers, thea the property of Mr..
Walker, was WOO by Kholey, bea,iog lord
Fitzviiam'sc Wonder, S years old, lord
I1smii,on's ch & by Wsiaut. fir Thomas
Ca(coisns's Maid Of the Mil. aud John
Robiu(ou's b Abraham Newiand. On
Thudday the 3o,h following, he ALTO won
the Rand plate of SO guiuess, for 4 year
o!da, beating lord A. Hamilton's b c BY
Spadille, Mr.. Garforth's mare Carolina, 6
years old, lord Belhaven's ch h Maaer
Robert yaers old, Mr.. Wentworth's Bar
naby, aud Mr.. J. Aafon's 81 h Littls Scott,
5 years old; SEQ Calendar for 1899
! In Juse 1900 (Gaiiford) the Prince of
Wales Owned him aud won the Kings plate
for 4 year olds. Of 100 guincas; &c tone
! 4 lbs. four mile heats. aud beat lord Done
galI's bh by Po,so's; See Calendar for
1900, pa. IS.
| Winchefer. July 8. His majeRy's plate
of 100 guineas, was run for and won BY
Kuow6ey, beating lord Donsgal's h BY
Pot Sos, years oh, and iir +. Eyelia's
h Asparagus, 5 years old--Gx to four or
| Kuowley.
Lewes, Augna "a, 1900. The kings
plate Of 100 goineas, q mile heath, was wou
by Kuowaey, beating lord DonegsIl's ch c
Fusleman, Z TO on Kaowley. rhurlday
following he won fubfcription of 10 gui.
neas each, beating Mr.. Durand's Beliifiims
and Mr. Ladbrook's Humbug; fee Calendar
for ISoo--78 aud 10.
LitchdeId, on ThurfdaY. September g,
he won the kiug'a plate of 100 guineas, 3
mile heats, for S year olds, catryiag Zone
| 7 pounda, beating Mr Heming's b h PIoIo
ten to one on Know9sy.
This horfe Goa me onlapding ia THU coun.
try upwards of { 100 aerling, aud even a,
this price it wac with difficulty he could bs
obtained for my agent Informed me, h,
could have fold him for 10 guineas more
than the original purchsle, which evidently
proves the high eaimstion he was in.
WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT. .
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Cfeensviiic county, on Nostoway rive'. A'o''' :
miles below where the great stage roAa e'ys.a
IL, at the lower Cut Bank .bridSe' az va
neas each. and ollar to the groom 10 o. cts.
icharced an, time before the let day OF S'Sos'
ucxt by the pay nnrnt OF forty dolsrs OUT nYuss
4 rm,u, ,x;i be made if paid after tiat day eV1
1,.,, ia chssrut horse Of good size, ana Oh ext
crllcnt blood for MS beauty. snaps and appear
ance leave others to decide as fsCSt' He
Calendars declare HIM most capital, hasi''S won
! land generally TT Ncw-Msrsct) S$racss pels
nndorbtedIy among the best stations that has {
YER appeared in England. for the prooros which
teg leave TO rster genilemento the Racing Ca
Jenlars ofthat country, and whch arc TO be seen
at his stand F
In 1879. the FIST Of Buzzard's stock appeared
on The turf in that rear he had five winners, in
1890 he had seven, in 1901 he hall fourteen, (se-
veral of those wen and times each IN that
year, in 1902 lie had sixteen winncrs. and in
1888 he had rwen,y-ons. This is the last Calen-
dar yha. has come 10 hand. It's to be observed.
that Buzz1rd's stock have very generally run at
New-MArket, where al the best horses go and
many of then, havs proved uncommonly good
tacers ;among them are Horribly Lass, Pet. Pop
pinsisy, Oniz. Srrprize. Malta, Merryman. So.
phia. Miss Bailey. and great many others; Il
is also 70 b. observed that no s. sl;on in England
had as many winners in 1893, by seven, as Buz
GARD had-The famous horse Sir Peter Teaz.e
had only fourteen, Trumpe,er thirteen only, j ohm
Ball fourteen. Benningbsough fourteen. Vc;un-
tcer nine. and Whiskey 9--rhose horses are ac-
knowledgsd By aligcatlenen conversant with the
turf. 20 be the best Stations now in Lnsiand.--
Duzzasd has been wei proved a good stallion
for which reason, beg leave to recommend him
strongly TO the gentlemen Of the turf. and such O.
4 theirs as have veil bred mares, no, doubling but
a good proportion OF bis stock will Turn out ra
. GERS.
In the FIVE years above mentioned Buzzard'.
colts won l6i 'sces The great value of thi!
horse will, trnsr. DE an apology for the price
he is 10 cover AZ. however wish gentlemen &c
come aud view him. AID see themselves the per
Torrance of his coks in the calendars, and !
hope they viii adnli, he does not sraud 100 high
Good pastTage gratis servants who attend
the marcs boardsd u 10 6 week; corr furnish.
cd at the marker price, and the greatest attention
paid 10 the mares, bu, no responsibility for acct
dsnts or escspes. Notes for ten guineas will be
expected with the mares by
NATHANIEL RIvES.
March. 1905
N. B. The season viii commence the 18th
inst. and end The LIST of August. N. r.
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In Henri>o County Court, February
5ti, 1905.
Robert Brooke conplainant.7 5
AGAINST q
Wills Cowper. administrator Of John &
I cowper, deceased. and Henry Hovcy,
defendants. =
TcHE defendant William Cowper
+ a nor having entered his appearance and Civ
en- security according to the ae OF assembly and
the rules of this conrr, and il appearing to the
satisfaction ofthe cours that he is rot an infzbi-
tant o. his commonwealth. On'the motion of
the complainant by his counsel Iiisorarrea, thar
the said defendant do appear here en- the FIRST
Monday in July next and answer the bill of the
said complainant; and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some one of The news
paperspublished in the city Of Richmond Tor two
months successfully, and posted al the door of
the courthouse.
7esfc, ADM CRAIG, c. C.
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FOR SALE,
It NJ @ L o rs.

HANDSOMELY situated in the town Of
i 4 NewCan,on. on James river on both
are new and well built dwelling houses and of
fees; on one an excellent garden well enclosed,
and the other containing one acre, with good
post and rail fence For further particulars en-
quire of MsssTs. William Anderson and lanes
Rea Of said place. who are legally authorised 10
sell and convey the same.
ROBERT. HILL.
New York. LIST Feiy 1905. If
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1een-I. ines Plea, Esneieen-I.ines Plea. Orotati-
crs. Eooscap md DENY .chases. and Cases.
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