davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
FYLy D0NafS NegOarld.

TUy D0HGfS 5hcdO1fU.
Nm Saturday the 9Th inst. man.
NJ who calls himself BLUNT. ind said he
was son Of Michael hlunt, who some years ago
dia, and peshaps may now. live in Hanoges csm.
y came TO my house and informed me tina, hi,
horse was strayed 0, stolen from him In paris
ana Inueated the loan of horse, in orher. IL
possible, 10 recover his own Yesterday hrsd
MIN d. grey horse. more grey about the head
than any where else upwards Of fourteen ma .ds
nigh, long sTiieh iai. PAGES trots and Gamers.
has hich IN his side when starting INTO a ace
ve,y perceivSb.e. has q bunch Of whi,e name ON
the top OF his neck. oeeasioned by the collar ST.
yeafS old last spring had with him a double
skirted saddle, anu plain curb bride. He was
by promise to have ieiu,ned the horse, Ssc the
same day, but nave seen nothing OF him since.
AS near as can TecDiiesi said Bunt is abos, S
Tee. inches high pale complexion. thin visage
grey eyes aud dark hair, appea TO be about 50
90 80 years OF age had on drab coiored sur,eut
swapsdown vest, PLAN nanksen ySntslncns, half
cts and straw hat covered with black, the
under part green will give the above rcwasd
for The recovery of tile horse. saddle a L bride.
aud cpnvidion OF the man, or ten dollars for the
horse and saddle alone.
Philip Mallory.
Fasquer county. near Oak Hill,
December ~ h, 1905 s."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
v u l. c. A II.

a FINE JAcx-Ass will stand the ensuing
season, TO commence the first Of March and
END the hsst OF huguFf. at my mill In Chester
heid COMFY twenty niles above Peiersbuss and
'hiriy IRON Richmond. and will be let to rnares
on the following tertns--six dollars and one
fa.rter the season; notes to Ina, amouns m ust
ne sent with the r'sfes, or they viii no, b. reoei
we'd, which may be discharged at any ,is'e within
the season. % the payment Of fye dollars, with
ono quarter 10 the g,oom. Tie eseat 81.
strength and vigour OF Vucas. enti,e him 70 he
ranked among the frs Jacks IN The Uniea States.
Vulcan stoodlhs iast season a, Mr.. * sye,ners,
in Dinwidde aud is thought b. him a veyy sure
toai gettsr Vuoan WIS gol by the Duke Of
brunswick, his dam b he Royal Gifs
FRANCIS EPPBs.
February 10 1906 ia
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28


Red 6 whiss Clover Early Ho;spur's
osea Jk u Prussian blus and
iucera, Timothy & Maryowtat Peas
Nye Grass, Saira = Broad w;ndsor, long
Fo'neA Sprnet and pod & Soap Beans
4. Burden Grass Early and late York
Hemp, Flax & Rape /. Cabbage
osed Ear'5 & late Sugar
Canary * Spinage loaf ditto
Wh',e aud Brown Y Early & late Batter
Mustard sea -.
Large Norfolk and Green aud yellow
Summcrr Turnip,u Savoy s,R
green and white Large white Win
hsparssus /; Large ter aud la,ge white
Roman Cabbage Scotch Cabbags
Ls'ucs Large 6st Du.cn &c
Imperial, grand ad- large Madeira
Hirai and Dutch Cabbage
Lettuce Red Dutch Cabbage
Green * white coss 10 pickle
ao''o Il Drumhead Cabbage
oaitnon' scarlet, Boncoiss green ana
white aud black white Broco,eg
Nadisp osed Early and late Cau-
Blood Red Beet lifiower
Sohd Celery Salsafe & Nastur-
Early aud late Gu !; tium, &c.
cumber; paranip 4 With al assortment
Nea q Orange Car Of Glass Flower
rot Bottles
dresses q Pepper Painted Flower Pots
grass and Pans, W
sM C ana selvor And some red gar
onion u den Pots and Pans,
Eariy Frams, Charl D &c. :
ton P-
hieAmons, Aiarch 4sA, 1905. An
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
to the iail Of

COMMITTED to the jail OF
~ this couur, about the 9Th Of December
las, negro man says hs name is j O III n /;
tha he was en- hfs way with his fnasier De1np
,aey Nah. moving to the Tennessee from near
Norfolk, wien ne left him near ths county says
he Ern,esIy belonged TO captain John Is ambIe
of Richmond was sold 70 Mr. Rssn, Of Nor
fox says he vas hired for the two last years
By Msss;eavs VIM. < Henry HaxhaIi. If Peers
Bug Ne is stout, well made fellow, about S
fsst 10 or ii inches high appaars 10 be ABOUT %
years Of age, has had the Snab p.x vesy bad
Had on when taken up, blue cloth Goa, and
hon'e.spun eheckesed pantaioons. The owne, is
tequested TO come forward pay charges 81 take
birn Eway, or he VIII be dealt with according T.
law.
JOHN WILLIAMSON,
l2n) Xeeper Of tbe .J@R
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
March S, 1906. A'''0a 'ss
'TWentY Dollars Reward.

twenty Dollars Reward,
VIII be gwen for experimenting and bringln,
home NED who ran away the 24,h ult
he is AZ years old. abou, feer high, very .psr,
made. bony &black, very sr,ful and insin, siing.
lie has always been accustomed to labou, in the
held, is of no trade; there are fe " men who can
our work him-carrisd ca only his workin,
clothes, which Nvrc such as laboring slaves .e
Morally wear. TIE alb ,ye reward s.l,i be given
ii taken ~ Over 40 miles from home il between
20 and 40 zen, II under 90, 1--WE dollars will be
pad, by HENRY BELL.
buckingham. 10Th March 1876. 4v
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28

sirY4A IN beautiful sorel horse, Is hands
s3y 8 inches high. remarkable for his
G>9 q ssgancs, beauty, strength ard Hnc
N-29xNkxky& borI6 will sianA the cI,ellinrr ss.-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
SEQ. w art

"a melia. ). Feb s. 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
TEN DOLLARS K WAND

Feb. 10 1906 Ids
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-27
MARTLNSBURG, June ~.

On Wednesday evening last, ayoung
man offered twenty dollar Counterfeit
Note Of the Bank of the United States,
dated Nov. 1899, in payment for pair
Of stockings, at store in this place,
another note of tho same tenor and date,
and FIVE dollar note of the New. York
Branch of the United States were found
in his possession-allo Of them badly exc
cuted-also, two Alexandria notes Of
ten and Eve dollars. He said he came
from Ohio State, and called himself ST.
neon Phoutz-Rfter some time acknow-
lodged he had a companiou-suspicion
light upon a young fellow who came into
the store during the examination, for
whom search was made and alter tracing
him from one tavern to another, he was
found-in the mean time Phessz was
suffered to escape, leaving his budget Of
Counterfeit Notes-nething more than
strong circumstances on which to ground
suspicion appearing against the othsr, he
was also suffered to pass.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-27
KAGGONERS ATTEND !

TOR carrying Flour from my mill to
L: Baltimore, I will pay ten sAiitings
current money per barrel.
I also want to employ = YOUNG
MAN, who can come well recommend
ed, to assist as a SECOND hand in a mill.
ADAM VIEWER.
Lee. Town, June 81, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-27
From the Neuv- 1ork Evening Post.

A letter from the Marquis Casa Yru-
10, dated Philadelphia the 4th February,
with postscript Of the 1 lth Of the same
mSnth, addressed to the Governor Ges
neral of Venezeuala and Caracas, has
been found on board prize vessel lately
sent into Kingston, Gam from which
the following relation is taken respecting
Miranda, &c. r, : =
THAT on his return from Washing.
ton, where he had been a few weeks, he
received information that the Traitor
Miranda had sailed from New.York the
day before in the ship Leander, mount.
ing is guns, that she had merchandise
and ammunition Of all kinds, and war.
like stores on board, such as lead in
sheets, iron, balls, tnuskets, aud par.
ticularly large quantity Of pixies, the
greater part without handles, for the con-
venience of their being concealed, that
a three masted schooner went in couapa-
ny with her previous to this, captain
Lewis sailed with two seheeners for
Port-au- Prince, near which place there
was position occupied by 1850 Mulat.
| toes, who OBJ former occasion, had
promised to ship themselves in body,
ifhe would procure a country for them
to SO to, as they were afraid of being
massacred by the Blacks; the Mulattoes
are under the command Of one Pichon
or Potion. Lewis, had with him pow.
der and ball, some hundred stand ofarms
and 500 pixies there were two vessels
fitting out on the same expedition from
Boston, one of which had sailed, but he
7 could not tell her name, that the ship
Louisiana had sailed, mounting I s guns,
with 20 field pieces and IS mortars on
board, considerable. quantity of arms
and ammunition, and a complete, eaui.
pagefor mounting a Regiment Of Caval-
t~ry, that the result. of his enquiries is, the
Indostanand Emperor had cleared and
f.. sailed for St. Mares and Jacquemsl.
Leander, for Caracas, -,
! Louisiana, cleared for Port.au. Prince.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-27
Runs through the arched roof in words


deceiving.
Apollo from his shrine
Can no more divine,
Withhollow shrek the steep of Del.
phos leaving.
No nightly trance, or breathed spell,
Inspires the pale priest from the pro.
phetic cell.
The lonely mountain DER,
And resounding shore,
+ A voice Of weeping heard and loud Ia"
From haunted spring and dale
Edg'd with the poplar pale,
The parting genius is with signing
sent; )
With Row'r.inwoven tresses torn
The nymphs in twilight shadsEof tangrd
thiekets mourn.
In consecratcd earth,
And on the holy hearth,
The Lars and Lamures moan with
midnight Plaint;,
In urns, and affairs round,
A dvear aud dying sound
Afrights the Flemens at their service
quaint
And the chill marble seems to sweat,
While each peculiar Pow'r forgoes his
wonted sect.
Poor and Baalim
Forsake their temples dim,
With that twice.batter'd god Of Pal
lestine;
And mooned Ashtaroth,
Heav'n's queen and mother both,
Now sits not grit with taPers holy
shrine
The Lybic Harmon shrinks his horn,
In vain the Tyrian maids their Woun-
ded Thammuz mourn.
And sullen Moloch Aed, To-
Hath left in shadows dread =.
His burning idol all of blacklist hue /;
In vain with ymbaPs ring
They call the grisly king, T..
Indismal dance about the furnace blue:
The british gods Of Nile as fast,
Isis and Orus, and the dog Arubis haste.
Nor is Osiris seen
In MemPhiau> grove or green,
Tramplingthe unshow'r'd grass with
lowings loud:
Nor can he be at rest :
Within the sacred chest, -
Nought but profoundest he'll can be his
shroud \
In vain with timbrel'd anthems dark
! ] he sable stoIed sorcerers bear his wor-
shipt ark.
w.
Martinsburg, June 18th, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-27

gers, &c. &c Ifhelligerent nations will
have the hardihood to commit such out
RACES in the very teeth of such a proela-
nation, what can be done 80
.-.-,.. 49,. 70. s. Cal
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-27
Two vessels from Boston.

Two vessels from Boston.
Captain Lewis with two scnooners,
And a three masted schooner that sail
ed in company with the Leander.
From the best information he could
obtain they carried about 1900 men for
characterization, taking as many'as they
GOULD in each vessel, SO as not to give
rise to suspicion that he has no doubt
but they are destined against the Carrac.
cas-, and Therefore sends. this account,
tina, he maybe prepared against any sur
prize from these pirates"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-27

THE CO,par.nership, between L
i Wtstover 81 Robarts, before not
edin this paper, is by mutual consent
dissolved.
- ~, ~. II L. MISSIONER.
June 81, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-27

.brps,tant.-Lstter., dated Liver.
pool, April 90, to a respectable mer-
camille house in New-York, stateS that
Denmark 1riH remain neutral; aud that.
at that time, there was no appearance Of
any thing whiehcoutdinterrups the good
understanding then subsisting between
Denmark and Great Britain.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-27

THE subscribers respectfully inform
/ L their friends and the public in ge-
neral, that the CARDlNG MACHINE
before noted in this paper, at Mrs. Hun
ters mill, is now readyto do business.
AIso, one in Jacob Mumma's mill near
ASAsrpsburg--Als0, one will be ready
by the FIRST of: July in CAarles- Ts,on.
The wool for rolls should be picked and
creased, with one pound of fat to ten IT
wool, and sent in a sheet sufficiently
large to contain the rolls. The rolls can
be transported any distance, without re-
eeiving the least injury.
MISSIONER s GIBBS.
Mattinsbarg, June 81, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-27

From the Oracle Of DaufhiH. IT,.
: THE ECLIPSE.
Och honey dear, what strange work il
makes,
The Sun took frolic and lost his old
track, w.. -
He rose in the morning with very bad
,. headache, = r ssaaa:
But was oblig'd before noon to take 4
sound nap.
Cries Dennis, Go Shellah, get me my
Your supper! you fool, why tits not
twelve o'clock. =.
Be easy-Pack oF-nota word, do ys
But on wild your night-cap, and fas:en d:
lock.
Poor Honus, halffrighted, bawls, Esis
not ki swelve uhr- =. ;
Es is dark like de debil-Hols mir Elm
licht; :. :
1t poets all never in mine life, I am
But I nose whas it is-It is one Did /.
rish trick.
Monsieur Balance, with full shirt, full
less than the collar, !, .
Peeps at the sky.with shrug, and Nine
,piem! 49,. -,
Buocaparte, huzza! sar, I bet you two
! dollar, - p.
Is now in Londre, and win soon come
and see you.
SO .~&s%s.~Sss +
J A certain noted Physician at Bath,
was lately complaining in cofFee-house
in that city, that he had three fine daugh-
ters, to whom he should give 10000
pounds, each, and yet that be could find
nobody to marry them. with your
lave Doctor" said an Irishman, who
wsspresenr, stepping up and making a
very respectful bow, Ill take suo of
them !"
Its remarked of noted Gambler.
- lately deceased, that in his shutting pro-
baton here, he experienced many rubs:
andhad learnt the art Of dealing to him.
. self or his partner all the tyumps in the
PHck-yet, what may appear paradox,
he never showed an honor. Death, how.
ever, in cutting with him for an odd
trick, turned up knaue.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-27

From the Trenton EederaEst-June ~.
On Tuesday last came on, at the cir
cult court for the county of Burlington,
before the chief iusticef and by a special
jury, the trial Of the action of Miss Ma.
ry r. Stockton, against Sfhomas Hop
iius for SANDER. This interesting cause
lasted until 2 o'clock of Friday, when,
after rssiring for short time, the Jury
returned verdict for The plaintiff, and
Ave thousand dollars, being the full a.
mount of the damages laid in the plain
tits declaration.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-27

A Kentucky paper Of the 27th May,
says" the army and cut ,Vorms are in ma.
nyplaces very troublesome and mischiev-
ous."
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-27

SIR,
is the columns Of your usefu' paper are
frequently devoted to pieces Of an in
structi'e and edtying nature, may
enc ofyour subscribers claim Place
for the subsequent reflections, on the
propagation and progress Of Christi
Gnity. -. e..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-23

i
sbenest, and endure a temporary itaeongshi-
seprs as an honorable sacrifice 70 the Tree
don, of ourlnssitntlons.
hassa hasty and premature resaat y ft ess
tohs desired onsshe part Of &C scfflcsr sup p
ported by a consciousness Of t'1s snsegnfy
Of his conduct, than the suspensions OF an
eaify tha, May terminate II, q SALE assoty
refutasion of charges, which, on the parton
the accused are. affirmed tSbe W'shoataoaFs:
da,ion, sshe commit.ee have Nc hs :s1
In Believing.
Justice to the public as well as to the IN
dividtal requircsa thorough 'nvsssi5atio'Ea,
WHICH is found to;be impossible before the
final a1jonrumenr.t
q The eonmitiee, therefore, recoanena
postponement Of the farther enquiry un al
the mex. session Of congress.
Ordered 20 iis on tie table,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-23
SATURDAY, April 19.

The house considered the message OF
the senate, TO amend the Dill TO carry
into effect the treaty with the Chlckssaw
tribe of Indians, by striking out those Sec
tons which authorize resort to military
force to expel persons attempting 10 settle
on certain laads in the Mississippi terrific.
ry, without having received titles TO the
same, from the y nited States; aud having
disagreed to the amendment passed by the
senate, yeas IS, nays IS, resolved TO ad-
here to their disagree ment thereto.
a short time after a message was recesv.
ed from the senate sta.ing that hey had re.
solved to a6aeresto their Amendments. The
Inc mouse went into a committee CT TIE
whole on the bill aushorising the settlement
of the accounts OF William Eaten.
This bill provides for the settlements Of
these accounts by tae accounting o6,c5rs Of
}the treasury, underline direction Of the Sc
crstary OF state.
After much discussion the committee
rose, and the bill was ordered to a third
reading on Monday.
I'VE have been Obliged to postpone full
detail of the proceedings Of the three last
days to future paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-23
FRIDAY, April-is.

The house again resolved itself. INTO a
committee of the whole house onths Eli
supplementary to the act fixing the naval
peace establishment.
Much discussion took place on the de-
tails of this bill, and particularly on aug
nen,lng the number OF officers beyond the
number fixed by the act of 1901. Various
motions were made to reject the parts o.
the sill having this~efect, as well as TO
make an appropriate on for building frlga'ss
rs replace the Philadelphia and Gensral
3 Greene; all Of which were disagreed 10;
when the bili.was read third time.
Mr.. Chandler spoke in favor OF, ard
Measrs. + Clay and ], Randolph against
its passage, whiaa was carried, yeas 80
nays %.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-23

From WilIiau Eaton 10 Samuel BsryDs
Esq. commander in chief Of the United
Statesforces ia the aied.srraneSn. Cen.
chtded.
Head winds have detsned the Hornet
and gale thigh, took the Argus to sea !;
as sesn as shereturns captain Evans will be
dispatched to headquarters.
have communicated, some DAYS sine.
such parts OF the contents of your letter o.
the 18th nit. as concern him 20 Han,e, bs.
shaw. Tic answers, that, even with. aeD.
plies, it would be frus!ess for him 90 i.
tempt TO prosecute The war vita his bio
rher. at;arsyou shall have withdraw ~or
squadron from he coast; but without s,o.
plies he must be lief. 10 most for,orp s;E,.
alton, for he can COMMAND m resourt.s
hete'3noFes can he place any faitl. in prayi.
sions.whieh>nay be stipulated with i,is lro.
ther 10 kls favor, except guaranteed bythe
United States. He emphaticalIy saws, Ia,
to abandon him here IS not TO co.oterate Din
him, bat 1aih his rival! Es wishes pI "a
take him off in case Of peace. II ,t-x.
'renely anxious to learn this issue ofthe
negotiation.
Meantime have the honor to be, With
great rsspecsaud consideration, sir,
Your most obedicn, servant.
~WM. EATON.
4 list Of eosaaanders ana Forces of = ose;sh
:Sashasv, defeated dstore Derne, on TIE.
fora JNae: 3l1
Hasten hey, COMMANDERS chef. =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-23

rrl7as1ge Fsueia BBejyy, conm anaer Of 'cavai-
ry, deserted June 9Th, and succeeded
by the late governor of~Derae.
Mabamen, hey, Of Bsagazi, aeaa aE an =
aof infantry.
Mus,apha, beyof Dsrne- y
Imhemed, boy Of osna, commander osthe
Arabs.
Drafs fronr The mast considerable districts
T,iool;fans mounted 27o
Left Tripo!i early ia January, Is
supposed from capt. b ainbrdge's
~ letter.
District IF 'hfensutas, mounted 90
.Imsslletsi ditto so
lssile,i ditto SO
Iss,heli ditto IS
Province Of Bengasi ditto 80
Ieiberna Arabs dHlo $50
Kaddpd Arabs dIsto 100
Total cavalry o45
Infantry, including Arabs, 1880 l,soo
Refugees from Defne, $500 ~
2545
Recruits up 70 the 10Th June 500
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-23
Erom' ths Philadelphia Gezstse.
EXTRACTS

EXTRACTS
From the documents respecting chs appli-
cation of Haest Csra,aalli, sx.hashgw
OF 'Tripeli.
tcoNTINUgD)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-05
BALTIMORE, November so.

Arrived, ship Hive, Richards, IS days from
ST. Ubes. Left there Oath September, ship
Sarah, Hagne, of New-York; brig Hannah,
Pitree, Boston; Caroline, Adams, ditto -
Hantonia, Rollins, Portsmouth, n Fl. Susan,
GIaddings. Providence barque g,wo Bro
theirs, Swain, New-BedDrd. October %, IL
titude IS, 40, long 40, 80, spoke ship VIII
liam, from Baltimore, for Leghorn, out 81
days, all we'll.
Snow Truxton, May, 80 days from Ham
burg.
Brig Ann, Vinson, IS days from Point Pc
tire, Guadaloupe. Left schooners Betsy, Low,
and Victory, Gardner, Of Baltimore, just ar
riscd Rising Sun, Atwood, for Baltimore, in
two or three days; Three Friends, Eustis,
Pililadelpt ia-sailed in CO. with the Actresses,
Puntine, for NewYork, Spoke, under the
lee of Gibraltar, the brig John, that sailed two
DAYS before for Boston. Lat. IS, long. 70,
spoke the ship Bacchus, from Boston, for
Charleston. Saw brig astern, in the bay,
bound up.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-05
Attest FOREIGN NEWS.
L0NpON. October 8.

PIT eST.4.Y K8SA4sS z .Ss---AS otwlthstanclng
the prospect CT a Speedy arrangement OF the
differences subsisting between TINS country and
Prussia, the latter has been no farther relieved
from the pressure Of the war, than what's de-
rived to her from the discontinaancs OF the
blockade of tisa ports IN the German ocean. =
The order FOR making prize Of ali vessels navl-
eating under the Prussian Tag IS SUI IN tua
force Government, however, WITHIN these
few Days, have. relaxed It SO Tar as to give IN
strgetions, that Prussian vessels shall not DC
proceeded against In cur prize courts unti' fuf-
tner orders. Shey are, in the mean tune, to
be brought in as usual - Courier.
GEORGE r.
Additional instructions to the commanders OF
our shios of war and vessels, which have, or
may Aaye, letters Of marque against Prussia
and the town OF Papepburgh; and also to
the fudge Of our high court OF admiralty,
and this Judges of our courts OF vlee-admi-
raity. Given at cur court at 81. James, the
24ta day Of September, 1895, II the 4eth
year Of our reign
nrwill and pleasure is, anditis hereby
ordered and directed, that all Prusslan vessels
ana goods, and all vessels and goods belonging
to the town OF FapshpuiSL, WHICH shaii oe
seized and defined BY any. Of ouI ships OF War
or privateers, after the date hereof, shall be
brought into port, and shall be carefully pre-
served in safe custody, but that no final adJu-
dication of such vessels and goods shall take
Place, until our further pleasure thereon SHAH
be signi6ad, either for the restitution OF the
said vessels and goods, or forproceeding to IL
nal adjudication therein.
BY his majesty's command.
Signed.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-05

Arrived, the British paekes Lord Ho.
bart, Hamilton from Falmouth vda Hall
fax, S days irom The latter. The Hriiish
October packet Windsor Castle, had az
rived at Halifax itoSa Falmouth sailed
the 9Th October. The Cambrian frigate
and Indian sloop Of war saiisa from Hall
fax ca csuise in 60. with the Lord Ho-
bart. Do Sunday the 18Th s1ss. there was
a sevsrs gale az Hslilax->.in which gale
the packet in coming cut carried away her