Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-26
aIaranOrta zoaiIp auberttser.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20.
Extract of a letter from gentleman ofre-
spectabilltv, one of the professors in the
seminary of science az Camden, S. c. to
his sister IN New London, communicate
ed by Mr.. James Buckley, merchant Of
New Lsndon.
6 South Carolina has never perhaps,
since It's settlement Witnessed so sickiy a
season as the last summer and the devour-
ing pestileace still continues It's alarming
ravages 81 and il has not been confined to this
state alone. It's desolating march has ex-
teuded from Virginia TO Georgia.
:. rave however been SO ioEtana,e es
TO escape an attack from those dreadful
fevers which prevail in this country aac |
attribute my escape in great MEASURE TO
the extraordinary virtue of certain pills,
MANUFACTURED by Doctor Lee of New Lon.
don 1.-The good effects of which in prevent
ing those disorders which arise from bile,
are certsinly undoubted.
Exsract Of q letter from Gibraltar, dated Sep
tender 9, 1906.
"By our accounts from Alicant, | find
that SIX new deys were successfully massa-
cred al Algiers, also the Jews Bsscary and
Bossinaco, their families and other princi-
pal Jews. They wanted to proeaim the
Michael Hadge as seventh dey, but he
msde his escape and got 10 Alicant."
ExtTact If letter fran a respectable rier-
/, chant in London, dated September 10Th,
| 1906.
sWe note your harvest promised to be
exceedingly abundant-we have the plea
/ sure to say oursis equalI, so, and 1.-TWO thirds
/ in barn, the weather still favorable. Tins
! has caused an amazing reduction o. price il
the market, the very hnest wheat would
not this day bring more than 75s to 76s pei
quarter. Flour OF course IN proportion.
/ AS soon as there is a certainty of the state
Of the markets in Europe, we will advise
you for your government"
! A friend has 6bIigingly handed as letter
{ from an Intelligent correspondent IN Lon
don, dated the 18th September, from
/ which we make the following extract
j IT'S con6rmatory of the intelligence be.
/ fore received respecting the grounds up
| on which American properly is condemn.
ed IN the admiralty courts of Great Brl.
| tain.- S. Gaz.
'sOn my arrival in this country, found
it making rapid preparations for continen.
/ tai campaign, 10 which it is firmly believed
| she is 10 be seconded BIZ Russia and other
powers which news you will no doubR have
| with you before this letter. Russia is Ger
tainlv making formidable preparations, ano
has on foo, an army of 200 900 men. This
/! country is said 10 have re @dv about sc, COO
Thus YOU see few months have altered the
posture OF affairs, and the war which has
so long been carried on without blow, is
likely to end in blood.
g am sorry to tell you that this eoun
try has again commenced an attack apof
our commerce, and that vessels are brough
in here every day which are bound to The
continent, and even some bound to this We
! nv country. As you wil hear this business:
varioasly stated, and the grounds upor
which these captures take place differently
explained, think il well to state 10 you
the infor nation have received not an hour
ago from person who has bushes at the
fountain head.
The cause Of capture IS from deci
sion which took place few weeks ago or
vessel which was captured last war, and
the principle is, that The Americans sha!
NOT in time of war enjoy trade which they
cannot in time of peace, that Isl they shall
not go from an enemy's colony to an enc
my's port, or even that the same vessel al.
Z Ter having arrived in America from an enc.
my's colony, shall not reload the same car.
go IN the came vessel, and proceed re ano-
Their port in Europe, as this is commended
not TO be new voyage, but a continuation
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