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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28

in lord Fitzwilliam's h Wonder,
years old, lord Hamilton's CHI h by
Walnut, sir III. Cascoigne's Maid
of the Mill, & Jh. Robinson's b C
Abraham Newland, now called Cock
Fighter. On Thursday the 3oth fol-
lowing, he also won the stand plate Of
SO gs for 4year olds, beating lord A.
Hamilton's b c by Spadille, Mr. Gar
forth's mare Caroline, years old,
lord Belhaven's CHI h Master Ro-
bert, 6 years old, Mr. Wensworth's
Barnaby, and Mr. ]. Anson's gr h
Little Scott, s years old see calen
dar for 1899.
In Jrae, 800 (Guilford) the Prince
of Wales owned him and won the
kings plate for 4 year olds, of 100 gs !;
10 st 4 lbs 4 mile heats, and beat
lord DonegalPs b h by Potso's see
Calendar for 800, page IS.
Winchester, July 8. Hi, majesty's
plate of 1oogs was run for and won by
Knowsley, beating lord DonegalPs b h
by Potso's, S years old, and sir F. Z.
veins b h Asparagus, years DID,
SIX - four on Knowsley.
Lewes, August ~, 1900. The kings
plate OF 100 gs a mile heats, was won
by Knowsley, beating lord Donegall's
CHI Fagleman, 4 to l on Knowsley.
Thursday following he won asubscrip-
ton of TO- s each, beating Mr. Du-
rands Bellissima and Mr. Ladbrook's
Humbug; see Calendar for 1901
70 and 70.
LitchGeld, on Thursday, September
9, he won the kings plate of 100 gs 8
mile heats, for 5 year olds, carving
8 stone z pounds, beating MIR Heming's
b h Ploro; ten to one on Knowsley.
CERTIFICATES. $50
We, whose names are hereanto sub
scribed, do certify that we have bred
colts from Inowsley, Cor seen Of his
gct,) that they are of fine size and
Forms and from their present appear
ance bid fair to make capital horses,
either for the turf or any other service.
We also believe him to be as sure a
fod getter as any horse in the state .
Given under our hands, &c. Januas Y,
| 1905.
John Coles, sr. Walter Coles, Milss
Selden, ST. Elle Selden, ir. John
Edloe, E. p. Chambcrlayne, John
! Roane, jr. c. Harrison, 7. Minge,
George w. III. Minge, Major
Wilcox, George Cooke, James
[ Steward, John Christian, Hamlin
| Wilcox, William Southall, John
Coigin. &
do certify that in the spring, 1908
saw and took particular notice Of a
number of colts which were in pas
ture where ohe imported Sterling then
stood--a considerable proportion of
them by importedhorses, among which
were several of knowsley's, and tho'r
them equal if notpreferable to any that
were there. Givenunder my hand. &c.
4 BRIGHTBERRY BROWN. .
lhemorie. tdnua,y /, 1905
hereby certify that have FLY,
two years old This spring, got by the
importec horse Knowslcy, out of Ca
fypso, and | think her equal to any colt
ever have had foaled, or indeed ever
seen IN this country. Given under nv
hand, this 5th day of Nav, 1895.
JOHN TAYLOE, Mount Airy.
F LAND iPos Sal nc : = =
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l ne cxtraordlnary, high bred, Ira
ported Horse, - ~
DION d,

In as high health and vigsur,
as he has ever been since his
arrival ia America, w;il ,Ssni
the ensuing season. II roy sta
bic. in Gresnsv:lle county 8
rr,lss myth nf psIf,eiIf And "a
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4" Asarico County Court, February an,

IN Hearico county Court, February 4sh,
1906.
dgaiast
Lucy sydnor widsw and adn,'x. of Robcr, ,
Sydnsr, dec. Antnony STdnor. Fortunat Z
tus Sydnor, and William Moss ard Ju :
di.h hi. wife. dsf,. =
NE defendant An,hsny Sydnor, not hav,
n ing entered his appearance and given secs.
rity according to the act of assembly In such
case made and provided, and the rules Of this
court; and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that he Is not al inhabitant of This COM
mouweal,h: On the motion of rhe comPlainants
ey their conusel, IL Is ordered, tina, the said De.
fcndan, do appear hers on the first Monday in
June next aud answer the bill Of the said COM
p'ainants and that copy Of this order De
forsh~itn inserted in some one of the newspapers
psblishea in the city oe Richmond for two months
suecessively. and posted at the courthouse door
on two successive court days.
TeEe. GEO CErIsMAN. p c.
virtue of deed of trust from Ic-
~ remish Rawiins, j. to ss, for the bsae6r of
James DIVERS executors. will be SOLD, for
ready money.as Hanover courthouse. on the 18th
of Aprii next, ~
The following Slaves, to wit:
Beck, Caroline. D,5for. ALA. Glasgow, Eather
and her 1--WE children. Pslly judith, Lucy, Harry
and Billy. or Sc many Of rhcm as will raise the
SUN of 220l with the interest due thereon and
the costs and charges attending The execution of
the said trust ] TEMPLE
TIL. POLLAE
&. March 8, 1896 wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28

let to mares at Six Gnncas the season 70 be us
chasgsd by FIVE. provided rse msssy be paid by
the I5sh OF September following fhrce Gut.
meas will bsreqaired By the leap and nine 10 en-.
SURE mare with foal--in eilnet case. cne doda.
10 the groom, Shouii any gsndsfian engsgs
SIX mares, they sill be accounted as five
WHIP is a beautifui Dsy. twelve yeass old. of
great size and strength, being Is hands inehs,
and 8 quarters hign, aud as faal gester, in
movement and in aSfion is thought bt the bssl
judges 10 have been seldom, il ever ,quAllsd. b.
any horse in America His pedigree AMI pes
formances on the turf are inferIof 20 no imported
horse whatever. He was got by the noScd horse
Saluam, by O'Kelly's Eclipse, and MS dam. king
Herod. as may be seen IN the general srud Dosk
and calendar, which are ksp, along with aira
Tor the Inspection OF such as may wish 20 sa,i.fy
themselves as 10 his abilities. There are four ex
celisnt, extensive and we'll furnished clover ots,
sufficient for the supper, of mares without feeding,
shcnld that be required corn will be furnished az
the market price Gentlemen may assure them
selves that taey will meet with every aceonlmo
daion. and that every care will be taken OF their
mares thar lies in the power Of the subscribsr---
he VIII not however, be liahle for any accident.
The season will commence on the 10Th Of March,
and expire the las, DAY Of July. Pastursge and
boarding for boys gratis
William Tompkins.
FEB 25ih, 1906 (wtiyMsrlsi tist A)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28

In Henfeo Csanfy Court, February 6fh,
1906. gf
William Mayo. complainant. } IN c5anee,y.
dgdih1 upon an
Daniel Shackleford, defendant, ) T7jmerios. =
-f-H,s day came the complainant by his counsel.
and the defendant not having entered his ap
pearanee and given security according TO the rules
or this court and the act Of assembly in such case
made aud provided, and 1t appearing 70 the sa
tisfSAion Of the thar he is NOT ", inhabtan,
OF this commonwealth on the motion of the
complainant, II is o. Tered, that she said defends
an, do appear here on the FIRST Monday in May
next and answer the bill OF the said complainant,
and that ropy Of this order be forthwith inses,
ed in ssme one Of The newspapers po5lshsd in
the city of RICHMOND for tive monlhs successive
", and posted At the door Of this courthouse on
TWO successive court days.
Teste,
SEQ. cbismon, d. 6:
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LAND FOR SALE.

i He subscriber wishes toscll $50
acres Of land iyiag in Chesterfield eoun,y, wi,hip
LII miies otManehstters fhe advantage, of fi1iall
fsrn,s near large towns 70 obvious and general
" admitted. as not 10 require pastieulsr enunc.
ration. Any perion Einiing to purchafe may Zee
the land and know the terms By applying TO esr>
Iohn Branch, refding in Mantheher, or the fub
teriber, near Buckingham eourthoufe. RI
Archibald Branch.
septsnlset q. 1906 gsFi3 utf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
yFNHG subscriber has exsteanded his

HE subscriber has extended his
q praftice 20 the Superior Court OF Chan
Gerry for me Williamsburg district
Patrick Hendren,
Attorney at Law,
ssirsey G'iap. City c',y March4. iss6 wsm
Lsaisa County, January Court, 1906
Macon nigsefs. ~ plaintiff =
1eoiasf qte z
Eiizabs-hiB igsers widow and admnisra- e
rixsof David Biggsys. dscersed, David | z
Terry aud E!lsnor his wife, George Nor
ris and sarah his wife. Miles Bisgsrs, g
William Biggsrs, Mary Bisgers, and :
James Biggers, 81 defendants. =
HE defendant James Biggers not
a having entered his appearances and Civ.
en- security according to law, and ths rules OF
this court; sndit appearing % the ss,isfaston Of
tas court thai he is not an inhsbi,ant OF this
state Therefore on tho motion of the plaintiff
81 his attorney. Is is ordered and secreea by the
eoart, tina, the said dsfendan, james Bgsery, do
appear here on tbs tecond Monday in MAY next
anil answer the piain,iR ?, bill aud that a CORY
of this or3sr be forthwith in RED in SOME of the
newspapers printed in the city Of Richmond for
eight weeks successiysly, and published a,
tia from, door OF this courthouse on some court
day. a Copy--Teste, M
Nicholas 1. Poindexter, d. 6.
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south Of Petersburg, and cover mares al 20 Gcs.rs
the season, the moaey 20 se son, With ihe mars,
or 100 doiiars tho insurance, to bstpsss in t,6so
ber, and retutnabe 10 eysry ,nstapcs yness ,hr
mate shall nor prove have been il fpei s:ss e,
the properly Shall BE- chaassdJ With cis doisr IS
the groom in every instance i fRsn
Good pastsage ia separate enclosures, 9" sal;
fnarss in all saait,ons. gratisl Servants hear
edat10s6 per week--Crain surnishedr,a rnodg,
rate terms, for .shch the rSney must % SEM
Gres. attention will be paid 70 mares, bu, no i
ability for escapes or accidents Notes ut hsnd
FOR the insurance win be expired 70 accor,Paay
the mares. The seassn vii; commence Che 18Th
Of FEBRUARY and end sAe FIRST of augn:t N
The great size; figure and pcrfprnfHaee sn the
turf, added to the nigh price which his colts eosa
mana, give him n decided superiority over "a,
stallion in America.
Nathaniel Rives.
January 8, 1906, ~f3.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
LAND FOR Sale.

HHE subscriber intending to move
toihs stsse of Ksnsucky next fall oftsy,
FOE .SALS.'his TRACT OF LAND, Wing IN tho
county of Hanover, within fifteen miles OF Rich
monj, ten of pagr's town, and six OF the court
house, on Crump's creek. which affords ten q,
twelve acres OF Meadow Lana This t,aa Of
land contains S35 IL acres, is as well ,imbered
and wstered as any uaa sf land in the conn,y.
has about 200 acres cleared and in iine ordc, for
cropping The dwelling house is 20 feet by 98
containing two rooms below STAR, and three a.
bovei barn so feat by 20. and all necessary
our houses $50 apple trees alse a essn,itv of
ffuls trees sf almost every kind. Should the A.
bsve land NOT be sold by the H,st day &C ottobe,
mex, II will on that day be offered for safe IN the
hghes, bidder terms Of sale, one half cash, ana
credit OF twelve months given for the balarc.
Bond with approved security will DC ren,i,ed =.
carry interest from the date, il not punaasllv
paid Ia F-''
Also, on the same day and place, will ba ee.
fered for sale, the Crop OF CORN and FoD.
DER. HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN TIJR.
NTTURE, SrOcK. and PLANTATION n.
TENSILS. Its presumab.e a,.y sersen ,s;sh.
ing to purchase, will first view the land hsf,s,
the day OF sale, which will be shew,a Nv
Application - The subscriber, 9ho, lives on &c
premises. John KtTcrRtT
MS'eh an Aove. 81
S. $50 Acres Of LAND adjoining the above.
may " had.
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p y e g "a O y Il Z. p :
TNOGT. WILSON has removed

II NVCE. WILSON, has removed
~ from tic Bell Tavern to the Brick Hoase
opposite the stores of Messrs. ] & r, Gamble
and Mir. Neil M Coull, and the "a door below
the corner formed by the main stresr and the
cross street 'eading from Col, Mayo's hridgs
In addition to bis former stock, he has irst re.
ceiped 2 considerable supply of Articles in the
Apotheoary line, all Of which are offered Fer
sale a, reduced prices.
Ia il hisintenion to devote a grea, share OF
his attention personally to his shop.
orders from Merchants. Physicians and o.
theirs, will be faithfry attended to. - Families
can be suPplisa with Medicines os every kind
aseoiirsisisd with proper inrruaiens as 60 their
mode oEexhibi,ien.
Richmond, Ian, 2Sih, 1906. wn
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TfrE NOTED TMPoefep acase
wv HIP,

tXETiLL stand at
= Y my stable, in Abe
marlecounty. about rs niles
from Charlottesville. and S
from Warren, during tie
ensuing s-ason He ~ III be-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
April n, 1900. WIN
p MOUNT PROSPECT.

EOR sale, that elegant situation,
u called MOUNT PROSPECr. situated
on the north side OF Bacon Branch, containing
six half acre lots with all the improvements,
distinguished in the plan fcr the city in Duvai's
plot: reference may be had to the survey which
is as follows, No I9I. 1872 1856 1877 1873 l99,
the whole adjoining each other. competing
city square and surrounded by streets, each
&c feet wide-thesc lots are elegantly situated
and highly improved. and in point of health and
prospect none can exec it. On these lots are
complete rwo-story brick house, 80 by 10, with
q complete. kitchen underneath, with many con-
renieneies not common in kitchens-on the FIRST
floor is room of 10 feet square and a IL fesr
Passage, AND above are -four rooms including the
gsrress. which ere comfortable--A stable of 16
by 20, completed, with stalls for four horses and
q loft to contain four ton Of hay, with carriage
house, granary, wei! OF most excellent water,
well bricked. AMI with other necessary buildings
"a complete garden in extrsrne high utiyalion,
planned in superior manner, and from its pro
duetion c 100 a year might be made from The
garden with small exertion, 1t being so handy
: TO the markee--there is about half an acre in
excellent clover, naniber of the best fruit
that could be obtained. such as grated Cherry.
Apple, Pear, Peach, Ounce, Damsol and va
riety of Plumb Trees. The Enclosure of these
lots are with rhe best heart pailing, cedar posts
and oak rails, done in the best manner. This
situation is worth the attention cfanany people
IL must be admitted from he rapid increase of
this city and the many improvements now exc.
outing adjoining these lots. must make it ex
treuiely valuable, and is daily encreasing. Tits
unnecessary to give further description Of this
place, as it is presumed noperson viii purchase
without viewing the premises. Ii mus, be i'd.
gitted that it has as many advantages as any 81
tuation to It's size. and is well worth the at,en-
zion of every person who has wish for such
pleasant retreat. Should ] not dispose of this
property privately, before Wednesday the 26,h
OF next month, I will on that day sell to the
highest bidder, where the terms of payment will
he made easy and made known on that day.
Solomon Marks.
Richmond, April l1,h. 1906.
N. B. will shew any gentleman the pre-
mises. who think it worth their while TO call
on me.
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NNTE have Just received for Sale.
Wv 20 Bags best Green COFFEE.
40 Hhds MOLASSES.
$500 lbs CHEESE,
20 Boxes Cotton & Wool CARDS.
Hhds Antigua RUM,
Q do. Windwsrd Island do.
o do. NewEngand do.
40 Tierces Stone LIME,
49, 80 Barrels HERRINGS,
q Casks fresh CLOVER SERB.
$50 Sacks SALT,
Which we will sell low for Cash, approved,,
per, or Country Produce.
&hahard e. Lucke.
ThE Subscribers 10 the Turnpike Road, under
the at entituled an act for establishing a
, Turnpike road from Richm ond to the Deem RIM
Coal Pits. and from thence to the Three Notch.
ed road, are requested to meet at the Washing
ton Tavern. in the city of Richmond on the
22nd. day of May next, at 10 O'Clock, to choose
five Directors. aud to take such other measures
as may be deemed necessary 10 commence III.
Improvement of the said road.
Robert Pollard, !
George Pickett,
Jose1sh GaAego, =
Samuel Myers, s
PHILIP NJ Nicholas,
David Ross,
James Carrie,
Hiliam Dupal,
April n, 1906. WIN
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] am, &c.
JOHN WILCOX, M. D.

DR.. Lees { Wind,tans Bilious Pill,
Which have proved 20 eminenriy ufefnl for thefs
IL years paR in all Bilious Compidiars InGiees-
fion. Jaundice >Dyobsies, Debility, Head 1c6ss.
Cosiveness. Female Complaints, SIC Their vir.
tues are Zoo well known re need COMMENT in an
advertiiement.-Priee so cents box.
DR.. Ihemfscn's .AronaAc Tooth Paste,
Which whiten, and preferves the teeth gives an
agreeable fnell to che breath, and cures the four.
W 10 the teeth and gums ; il may be applied at
oil times without in the lean injuring the teeth.
ihe very great and extenive falc rhis medicine
has met with. befpsaks it's intrin6c WORTH Price
SO cents box.
Or. Rasvson's .1nti Bikious Pills, or Fanilu
Physic,
medicine which no family ought to be with
out, as thcfe Pills are ufsfui in every complaint
wherePnrges are neeedary; they are certsinto ope-
rate IN ihort time without occaionipg the iean
pain or griPing.--Priee only ., cents boz.
Dr. havson's Celebrated ~ osm Powders,
he NOR proper medicine that can be given to
shildren to deftroy Woyms. & TO remove erudities
OF every kind from the fra psEsges. Price 90
cents packet.
Dr.. Raroson's { Genuine Hch Ointment,
The mo1 certain and fate application for that
diisgreeablc complaint called the ITcs, of any
now in ufe. IL alto cures all kinds of eruptions
ca the face or ain, is very agrceable ip fmell,
leaves the kin fmooth q beautiful, it may be a.
piled at all times with the greate (afetY.- Price
ONLY "a cents box.
q Very particular directions accompany
each OF thoie valuable niedisines.
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Taluable Family Medicines.


Jua received direA from the Pa.en,ee,, and for
SALE WsoLEsALE and RxrAIi, by SA-
nurL PLEAsAsTs,J r Richmond, large fnp-
ply OF the following very valuable Medicines,
vis:
DR.. Coeiey's uesetabie EErir, or Cough
Drohs,
Superior to any other medicine ever before in.
vented, for all complaints Of the Langs, and has
beon known frequently to eaea cure after all
other medicines have failed. it 10 to be hoped
that all thofe who are laboring under Consump-
five and other difeafcs Of the Lungs, will rsfort
to this valuable .nedicine for relief.-Priee IS
cents bottle.
DR.. Razvson's Anti Bilious and Sfomaehie
Biffers,
Which have proved 70 extremely ferviceable for
few years pah, in referring weak and dceayed
contributions Of almof every difeription. and for
removing all thofe complicated complaints 70
common in the fPring fsafon-For a common bit
ter TO ufe in families. none can exceed them for
Pleafantnefs. To thew that thefe excellent Bit
ters are held in high eAinstion by PhyGeian. of
eminenee, we need only infert the following cx-
traef oil a letter from Dr. John WILCOX refpec.
table Phyfieian, and pon-maaer ar the city OF
Vergennes.
vrnorHxrs, oaobsr asd, 1904.
Sra,
1 have been one Of thofe who never pu,
much faith in patent medicine until Of late, but
nuii acknowledge from actual experience. that
have received more benefit from DR. Rd,uscn's
6'siers than from all the medicine ever before
took ihave been very pnweli with Cow re-
militant fever.
lex yvrr n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06

THE defendant Walker no, having sntersdhis
appearance according TO the al Of assembly
and the rules cf this oourt. and il appearing TO
the satisfaction Of tss court that he is not an in
habitant of this state: On the MOTION of the
plaintiffs by their eounssl, IL - ordered, that he
appear here on the FIRST day of July court next.
and answer the plaintiffs bill that copy Of
this order be insested in one of The Virginia Ca
zst'es for two months successfully, and possed at
the front door of the courthouse Of che SAID
county.
A coPy--Tss,e.
n Thomas Read, elk.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05
AMERICAN ARTICLES.
Estrad efa letter trom Halifax, dated
fbe I4fb May, 1896.

"There are FIVE Americans here,
under adjudication, all detained by
c pit. Whitby, of the Leander, who
fwears he will have them all libelled
as we'll as all he takes. And
as he is going to fea again on Mon
day, to cruile, as underltand, off
the Hook, the probability is he will
capture many more. His conduct is
truly aftoniihing, and his treatment to
American Captains in every inffance,
is abufive. He is void of all lhame !;
is universally deteRed here; and it is
expected will be ordered home imme-
diately, on his recent conduct being
reNelented TO his government, and
probably be deprived Of his commit
fion. 1t is thought he will diifrefs and
abufe every American he meets with
on his next cruife, which he may fup-
pote, (and which we fervently hope)
will be his laif."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05
FOREIGN ARTICLES.


VENICE, HPTH q
The Ruflians and Engliih have
blockaded this port for u days pait,
and fuffer no vefel to enter or 60 out.
The harbor is full of Venetian vef1els,
whole inactivity caufes the greateit
detriment 10 our commerce. Trielte
profits, and is enriched by this, be-
caufe its yeasls fail under the Auitrian
flag, which is neutral.
1t is apPrehended, not without
foundation, that if the war continues,
the Ruhians and Englifh will blockade
all the ports of Italy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05

on board tht iaio inips and yeasls but that
the utmoa care be taken for the prcicrvs,ion Of
all and every part Of the casgoes on board any
Of The faid fhips and veiIsls. u that no damage
or embezzlement whatever be foAsined: And
the right honorable tho lords commissioners Of
his najcay's treAfusy. fhe lords commiaioners
Of the sdmirsity. and the lord warden Of the
Cinque Ports, are 20 give the neceGary direc-
fions herein. a. to them may sefpettivsy sp-
pertain.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05
From ,Is Lo.dss C~sttis IF ASri 5.

l - 49,.
AZ the court at the Queen's Palace the 9Th Of
4 April. 1900, preien,, the kings moa excel
lent majefy in council.
Wheress HE majeay has received advice that
his majeay the king Of Psuais has taken pofief,
feii % Of various parts of the electorate Of Han
over. aSd other dominions belonging 10 his
msjeay, in forcible and hottie manner apd
has ALTO notified that all Brisi(h fhips mall be
excluded from the ports OF the Pfufian domin-
iona. and from certain other poTs 10 the North
Of Earspe. and not fuGs,rd TO enter or trade
therewith, 10 violation Of the jaf rights and in.
te,sAs OF his majeay sod his don,inions, aud
contrary to the etahliihed Iaw and pratsics of
nasiocs in amisy with each other his msj Ry,
with the advice Of his privy council, is ,hsfcup-
on peaisd to order. and il 10 hereby ordered,
that no ihips OF veGcls belonging to any OF his
msjcey's fatjctts be permitted TO enter and
clear oos for any Of the ports Of PrufIia until
further orden. Aad his msjeAy is further
pleaied to order. that general smba,go or ftop
he made Of all Profian ihips and veiIsIs whasfo-
ever. nov within. or which hereafter nall
come into any Of the ports, harbors, OF rosds
within the united kingdom Of Great. Britsin
and Issland. together with al perious and ef:ess