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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-05
PUBLIC SALE.

yT7ILL Be sold, at public sale, for ready
w money, on the premises, on Wed
nesday the 18th day of August next, the es-
tate called CLIFTON, on Panther~Skln, IN
Loudoun county, consisting of EOS acres OF
land, on which was formerly erected mer
chant and saw mill, distillery, Scs OF SO much
thereof as will be sufficient to raile $500 dol
lars and the costs of sait, to satisfy joseph
Tidball.
This saleis made pursuant to q decree OF
ne county court OF Loudeun, at which time
and place due attendance will be given BY
The Commissioners.
July is. (2i) dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-05
Jane To-.
Thirty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from Freestone Point, near
Dumfriss, ON Sunday the 18th Of last month,
two Negro Men slaves, named ANDREW
and JAMES, the property Of Ssyah Fouchsf,
in Prince William county, and hirod of her
until the end of the year. They had eael, of
them pass for three days, being Whasun-
tide holiday.
ANDREw is about 2 years of age, 5 feet .
inches high, black complexion, has scar
near the corner Of one of his eyes, is a little
cross eyed, and has a forward, impudent
countenance.
JANIS is about 10 years Of age, feet Z
inches high, black complexion, has q sear
near his mouth of the size of pea, reels and
swaggers very much in his walk. Each of
them had en when they went away shirt and
trousers of plain coarse Virginia cotton, and
their other cloathing is not known.
A reward of | 5 Dollars will be given for
each of them, to any person who viii appre-
hend then, and secure them in any eaol, SO
t-hst the subscriber, living near Dursies,
iIay get them again.
John Stone.
Prince William County,
June 81. co
p. s. All persons are forbid from harbor-
ing them, and from conveying them away
either by land or water
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-05
F @ K s Il I, Z,
OAK HILL L M IL L,


. GITUATED in the county of Fauquie-,
NJ on the great road leading from Ashby's
and Msnassee's Gaps, in the Blue Ridge, to
Alexandria, Falmouth, and Fredericksburg.
The mill seat commands a fall Of "a feet
In a very constant stream, issuing ilnncdi-
ately from the Cobler Mountain, and is i'm
proved by merchant mil fifty-hve by forty
i've, three stories high, two of stone and one
Of wood, containing two water wheels, six
teen feet IN diameter, one pair of burr and one
of Allegany stones, with the necessary run
ming geer and machinery, imperfect repair
To the mill is attached lot of twenty acres,
in fee simple, on which there is a framed
dwelling house, SO feet by 90, with two rooms
below stairs and two above an unfinished por-
tico behind, oethe whole length of the house,
and porch inaront, twosexcellent springs RI
sing within few feet of the dwelling house,
and the mill supply both with water.
9Ihe leases arc for two uneXpired lives, coz
tain one handled acres each, and lay adjacent
to each otherssnd to the mill lot. They have
on them houses for. the reception of tenants,
twelve acres Of improved timothy meadow,
and one hundred and forty acres of inclosed
land, adapted for Plaster Of Paris and red
clover, and rowin a state of high cultivation.
The terms of sale Of the above property will
be made to suit the convenience of the pul-,
chaser, to whom will be given an indisputable
title. For tire terms of sale or a view of the
premises, application may be made to l,o6e,,s
Hereford, Etq. residing thereupon, who is
fully aatholszcdt TO dispose of the same-oree
the subscriber.
Charles Penton Mercer.
Little River, Loudoun county,
Virginia, Way IS. lls] lawtf.
Il. s. If the above property is hot sold bp
the f'rst OF October, 1t viii, after that period,
be rented cut for one or more years
G.. T. N.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-05
Tazua5ze Property for Sale.

svTvO BE SOLD, in four distinct lots or to-
gether, four acres of LAND, contain
ing from one and quarter acre to two acres
each, most Aigibly situated without the terri
tory of Columbia, extending in right line
from Gibbon- street to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
intcrsecting Jefferson, Franklin and Green
street, and bounding east and west on Fay-
cite and Payne-streets.
A plan the ground and further particulars
May be obtained By application to
James Patton.
June %. tawtt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-05

Notice IS hereby givea
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or 49,.
4 BANK OF ALEXANDRIA ~
Dividend of Three and y
b II per Cent. on the Capitol Stock a ! ''''
Bank, for the half year, ending this d.. 7
declared = and will be ready tobe paid to,sl
on THURSDAY next thc-oth instant y
By order of the President and Directo,.
Gurden Chapin,
cAsHlEn.
July s. ~ } stavlp
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-05
Twenty Eve Dollars REGARD

q. ~ .
RAW .dW.dY, sometime in The months O. No
vens5er or December hsst,
u NEGRO MAN by the name Of S.4lw,
{ a. who was hired in the town of Alexan-
tlria to a Mr.. Robert Smith. He was about SO
wears Of age, about feet 10 or II inches
high, very strait, of rather yellowish or ta-
ney complexion, suffers q little, has soft
voice, and generally seems humble and timid
when spoken'to. He had VIE at Col. Jem-
meson's, in the county of Caroline, and may
perhaps now be lurking in that neighborhood,
but think it more probable he may have
gone to the state of Maryland -lf he is taken
in the state of Virginia and brought to me
will give the above reward ;if in the state of
Maryland and brought to me will give 1zir
ty Dollars reward.
Baldwin M. Lee.
Virginia, Westmoreland1
county, July "a. ) $50 d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-05
Catalogue of Plays,
For sale By ROBERT GRIT, KIasg-s'''
AerGndria

.AlerGnd,9q-
JOHN BULL: Blue Beard Paul ~ ~
gina; Inkle and Yarico Country W.
Spoiled Child, School for Arrogance ~, wv
ker; My Grand Mother; Hamlet; w., VS.
Oats; Valentine and Orson; More VIZ No.,
than One: Cabinet; Weather Cock; N~ '
a Wife and have Wife; Disappontnelns,
School for Fathers; School of Reform, - -.
serter; Count Benyousky; Battle OF lieSi p,,j
Love laughs at 1.ocksnliths Robbers n nsr
to Ruin Duenna; Ways and Means; ls ss;
ofIIonor; Romp; Lock and Key Keysn Sp
Child ofNature Honest Thieves; "s, Mar
5er; Alphonso To Marry, or Not 70 j Il 4;
ry; Caravan Fortunes Fool; Rlcna ,1,sq
Sd; School for Scandal; Antonio; w u Il,
taineers; Cheap Living; Too Civil og XIII;
Love iii many Masks; Royal onep' yr
Wit without Money; Jew; Love III
slage; Modern Antiques.
July %. ~9g
H.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-05
Public Sale.

Pursuant to the last will and testament OF Cap
& tain John HARPER, deceased, will be sold
to the highest bidder, at public auction, en- =
the premises, on SATURDAY. the 10TH
day of August next, at four o'clock N the
afternoon, the following
Very valuable Pro6er5y
rETHE rowN or ALEXANDRIA, VIZ.
s1NNE piece Of Ground, lying on the SOUTH
~ side of Franklinrstrset, and on the west
side Of Potomac street, beginning at the ln'
tcrseetion Of the said streets, being one nun
,dred and twenty-five feet to the eastward OF
w tcr, and running wcstwardly with Frank
lin-street thirty-two feet six inches, from
hence southwardly eighty eight feet three
inches and one half. !.
One ether piece lying on the west sadc OF
Union street, and to the southwark OF Frank
Hin street, beginning ON Union-srcet one hum
drcd and rs feet seven inches to the southwark
.ef Franklin street, and running nerthwardly
with Union street SO feet inches and an
half, thence westwardly 81 feet inches
Also, one half acre of ground lying at the HI
tersection of Royal and Gibhon streets.
Mary Harper, Exyx.
Vim. Hartshorne,
Samuel Craig, :
VIM. Herbert.
July 81. dts
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~ 49, - 80 - - ) -
NJ o tt C. E

- e. those who have any claims Oh ae-
manes against the estate o. Jee" ~, - !
az, merchant, lite Of the town OF aiexahefis'
-sre hereby informed, TO hglns N taeiI &C
-counts, legally proved, beforc the hrst Say -, y
November next at which time hull and hl . |,
-settleneat and Distribution Of has estate, WI,
( be made. Should any accounts be exhio,see
LATER that period, they Will be dasresasdea'
and this Naace pleaded m bar OF them, NOSE s.
that are indebted to the estate, Siil be p'sfsss
ITO make Immediate payment.
Samuel Craig, Fx,.e
William Herbert,
April s. SlaW
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-05
FOR SALE
On a credit. or ia liz re,

Cha eredit, or 30 be rented,
FEN ACRES OF GROUND,
HaNnsoaELY situated, about three quarters
OF mile from town, and on the main road
leading from Alexandria to Georgetown and
y asiliaster. For psrticulers enquire of
M The Printer.
July o., cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-05
Samuel Craig, -,
William Herbert, !
he SUE ScRIBERS

Being deairons Of bringing tie afairs efsfhe asss
Arm Of THOMPSON and VEITCII, 20 q
sual saose. CFFER FOX Sale the fo!is5o-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-05
Public Sale.

SK7lLL be sold at i o'clock, on Wrednea-
Wv day the 18th August next, at the late
dwelling of HUeH WEST, deceased, III Wilks
street all the personal estate of the said Hugh
West, consisting principally OF household fur
niture, &c. sc. The terms will be made
known on the day of sale.
Ann Wet, Adusuidatrsx
OF Hugh Irlest deceased.
Ssly ~. 2awg
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-05
The Subscriber has lult Received

The Subscriber has jul Received
And alters for sale,
Ninety hampers Bristol PORTER BOT
TIES, containing one gross each.
Seven bales COTTON, of a superior qua
lity for retailing-and
A lew tierces fresh RICE.
@ " II md,
Best Philadelphia PORTER AND PALE
ALE, in hhds.
Do. BEER, in barrels.
.4,SD rs USUAL,
First quality Philadelphia Porter and Pale
Ale, in bottles, laut uist 5r home, orexhors con-
SUMPTION.
NJ so,
WHITE AND BROWN SOAP, cid and
dry, and in nice order for retailing, or family
use.
WIN. DUNLAP.
Jane lo. eott.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-20

Letter from the fecretary of the treafury, tranf-
Knitting An climate of extraordinary eynences
incurred by the navy department, !ince the
ead June laR, for the fervice of the year 1907.
rSFAsuRY DEPARTMENT.
October 4S,h 1907
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-20
NETWORK, November s.

The emperor of Aueria Gays London prn,)
it is UNDERWOOD is to he Immediately married to
daughter of the king of Ssxony and the
Archduke Of Wirtzburg, the emprror's uncle,
iato be king of Franconia, Thefe may he con
idered as Blooms granted by Bonaparte, for the
neutrality of Aufria during the laft CONTEXT.
The Saxon army is to be newly organized
and placed under the command Of the French
MARTIAL Ney.
Of Portugal. Private letters received on the
sth Sept. by the Packet a, London from Liibon,
Gates, that the Spauiards have demanded Of the
Pcr'uguefe government ten fail of the line, three
of which were getting ready when the Packet
failed. and orders had been fent to the arfenal
at Lifbon tn repair and equip the following:
Ships Of tbe line. Frigat.J.
Alfonzs D'Albuquerque. Minerva.
MeduZa. Priaceza.
Conde don Henrique. Carlotta.
C6ernds. tf Briggs.
$. Codo Mayno. Gasio.
Principe. Coudeca de Rcfeada.
Princcza Real.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-20
From tbe National Isfelzieeueer.

" A palpable fallehood," is charged upon
the Preiident, or our uioiaers at the Brit
in court, on account of the alIedged oppolition
between the language of the late Meiiage, and
that OF the laft ieiii0n, eHcloiing letter from
our minifters relative toa treaty with Britain.
Thiss high and founding charge. Let us ex-
anime the grounds on which it is iuil2ined
The Prehdenti in his late Mehage fsys, " After
long and fruitlefs cndeavors to effect the pur-
polsS OF their milton, and to obtain arrange
ments within the limits of their inaru6tions,
they concluded to lign fuch as could be obtain
ed, and to find them for confederation can-
didiy declaring to the other negociators, at the
fame time, that they were acting againlt their
inhrudioOs, and that their government there.
fore could not he pledged for ratification"
lie adds, fubfautially, that theie terms were in
sdmifIible, even independently of the Geeiara.
HeS, fubje6t to which the Britiih negociators
hkued the treaty.
fine Mefage ofthe laG felton, Jays, tranf
init to CODgrsis letter from our miniters pie.
nipo,entiary at London, informing us that they
have agreed with the BritiaI comminioners to
conclude treaty, on all the points which bad
formed The ofjeet Of their negotiation, and on
terms which they trufed we would approve"
The accompanying letter is dated Dec. 27tb,
and itates that it would require only few days
to reduce the treaty to form.
Poor days accordingly did elspfe, when the
treaty was figned.
On tbefe Edets, thefe enquiries prefent them.
fslvcs.
/. Wasthe paper 4faaAy. EsArd the fame IN
fubGaoce with that eo1eiRdea to be 6gued
2. Did no intervening event produce new
and unexpected change in iii
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-20

when The w.s nearly prepared for battle aaa wh-a
the injuries fuaiped either the thip or <s,.y do
not make iueh iarrender then nsceiiary and that
tor tins, commodore Barron ials uider part Of the
xth article of the rules and regulations tor tie go
vernment OF the Navy of the United States, adorred
by an aa Of the Couerels Of the United States rafsd
on the esd day of April, 1900, entitled An a9 for
the better government Of the Navy Of the United
States"
&c. The court is Of opinion that although the
conduct OF commodore Barron, before aud during the
attack ct the Leopard evnced great ns,senton to his
duty and want of deeivn yet that during that attack
he expofed his periop, and did msne1 either By
his orders or actions any peIronal fear, Of
courage. pt,.1 .Y e- -,.i
". IL appears 20 the, Court, that although the
CheiaPeake fright and ought have been better de-
ieaded than The was, yet that e was rot in tsa,i.
on at the time ofthe attack made upon her. TO have
enabled 10 gallant defence beng mad. as NIGH, be
expected Some OF her gyms M, feeurely fired
IN their oarriagss, Tome Of her fpnnces and wsd,
were two large, but few Of her powder horns wsr.
h"eo' her matches were NOT PINNED, fome of her
ramners were not IN their proper places her marines
were NEITHER upphed with enough cartridges. or were
thofe which they had of the proper fise. None q
thee cireun,i'anees however, could have Influenced
commodore Barron in nrikng his colors became ,bev
were not known to hin, rhe time :,
20. he court is of opinion, that the cons.9 &c
all the other officers of the hip, except ,hofe ub.e
duty it was TO have rcncdied she ,i-Ecieoe;.s hfs,
natsd, and OF the crew generally, was p-orer. COM
mendable and honorable.
A true copy,
L. w. TAzRwFLL,
sf,,,gy. 81
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SDo?alestlc.


What more they Qhe Enslin) can do, ex;
cepting tending fleet to cruize on our COATS
an army to occupy Florida, which they Ger
tainly will do aod as we firmly believe the ex
pedi'ion of 10000 men is intended TO do.
What more they can do, befde an attack from
Canada, and diaurbance by the Indians we
are not competent to perceive.
This, however, the American peeple are
bcrpd TO do in fime-to look round and note
their enemies and their friends-hecaufe The
Eng!iih government calculates (and or eo1,.rn-
'nent is aveN NppriSed ofhJ-tbe Briti,h govern.
ment calculates upon large body of eorya5,i,u
in the United States.
We have confantly called upon the people to
Prepare, but they, like the Bleep in the fable,
feem to believe the quolpe5 qvW nezry eou,e-
this would be well enough, if the fold were not
daily plundcred, and the svoEyes were NOT al.
ready thick among Us.
Estra9 from tbe aurora.
The expedition of 10000 men fitting out in
Great Britain, is vittualIed and equipped for
right months -proviions are laying up at Port
au-Prince in St. Domingo, for an army of 40 900
msn; fleet of tranfports of So fail, has left
Cork for Jamaica. Gen. Craig, with hume
rous flute, has arrived in Canada and f-yeraI
immenie fums have been recently depoited by
3riiil agents in our capital cities, hut in the
names OF accommodating citizens. Thefe cir
cunitances appear 10 tally 70 exactly with
fyftem long perfued by Great Britain. that if the
American people 70 ftupid asto be indiffer
ent to them they will merit their fate.
Ibid.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-20
NORFOLK. Nny. IL

In our lan we NOTICED the capi,n- of tl, hr;,,,
Nancy of this po,t by Seani,@ privstesr. and
th's morning information rearhed Us, oe .hc
captur- OF the ichoonsr Experiment.. capt. Dick.
i"n' from this port to Jamaica by Frenes pr
Va'rer. ne Experiment was laden witha cary,
o. hour oniy.-She is taken into s.. ,syo de Ce-
"a. So much for Bonepay'e's blockaainv :,
cree. 10 much for the .E7titfat7ery explanation of
the French minIf,rr '' Je peajt,n that th, d.
cree did ret Apply 20 American vsfieis. and G,
much tor minieer hrmarons's ready accent
ance OF laid very Jah.Jaaolr estlaa,ufion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-20
BALTIMORE, November IA.
Communication.

A letter has been received in this city, dated
the 18th inftani, from a Respectable merchant in
New York, eating that gentleman who came
pafenger in the fhip Sanfom, faw Mr.. Munroe
on the evening of the n of Oaober, who in.
formed him, A." f6at all bepeJ Of an aeeommoda-
kon 7vitb Great. Britain qUere at an end"
Federal Gazette.
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BOSTON, Nov. 9.
coPENHdGEN TAKEM.

C0PENHdCEN TAKEN. 10
On Thuriday, Capt. Stanwood arrived here
from Gottenbu,gh, which he left the 18th Sept
lah.
IT wac reported at Gottenburgh that ferrous
MISUNDERSTANDING had arifen between the Ruff.
an Emperor. and his Senate, on the fuhjeet of
the treaty of Tift and that the Senate had
not ratified that inftrument.
The Sweede remained jealous in their co-ope-
ration with the EneIiih, to oppofe Freoch do
mutation; and were fitting out nine fail Of the
line with all pcflioIe expedition. Capt. S.
heard nothing of any threats from the Rufiau
court againfi Sweden. The King had returned
to Sweden. -
1t was underfood at Gottensurgh. that the
Rniiians were itiii favourably dfpofrd towards
the Eugliih.-- twill be recoiee ted that mott of
the accounts of an animotity between RufIia and
England, have reached us through the French
papers whole interea it is to inculcate the be-
lief of fuch animohiy.] Gent.
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CITE Gn40frer.

REDMOND, NoxruosR 60.
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PRESENT,
CAPTAIN ALExAEpEH MURRAY,
Pr5fidfsi, aud
Captain, yaas HrH }
and I Members thereof
Lac e.

The following opinion and report was unsnirnouly
given, and dreded By the court to be traninlitted
to the honorable the Secretary Of the Navy Of the
UnNed States.
PUEiuANT to an order from the Honorable Rober,
Smith, Secretary Of the Navy Of the United States,
to Captain Alexander Murray dreSted dated the
twelfth day Of September, in the year Of orr Lord,
thoufaud eight hundred end even, the court pro-
eee6ed to enquire into the eaUies Of the lurrender of
the Cheiapeske irigate Of the United States then
under the command OF James Barron, elquire, cap
tain in the navy Of the United States to Britih vef
fel Of war, which Iurreudsr made las is in the
fad order fia,ed) without thar defence being MADE
which might have been expected from the known va
Tor Of Americans and having heard all the evidence
adduced, as well by the Judge Advocate, as by the
fad captain James Barron, and having nlaturey and
thoroughly conidered the fame, captain James Bar.
ron having declined to offer any deience) RgroE TO
the honorable the Secretary Of the Navy Of the Uni-
ted States, as by his faid warrant is required Gate
o. the matters touching the faid furrender together
with their orJSIes thereon, as folowsthi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-20
The Maryland Houfe of Delegates confifs
of IS Republicans and 81 Federalifts.

The WAITING ton .BxpoEtor of the 18th fays,
I" MeiITs. Thruiton, Cuts, Barlow, Clay, More
ton, and A. Wolcott, are fpoken of as likely TO
fucceed MIR. Granger as PoR- Mater General"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-20
dolls. 6s6,o76 SIS
dolls. ee6,OT6 go
Navy Department, Oa. FL, 1907.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Is.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is.
On Friday lat, we underftand, the Secretary Of the
Navy laid before the Committee of the Houie of Re-
prefentatives aggreliions, detailed Gatement Of
the circumstances attending the outrage committed on
the Cheiapeake, together with thofe which oceurre
prior and fubequentiy to that event. To crafty the
public ioeitude on this important fubjeet, we pub
h the following opinion Of the Court OF inquiry and
hope to be fhorty enabled TO fubmt to the public the
other documents connected with this affair which
are iaid to be in the highet degree utsrefine.
Atn Court Of Enquiry aSenbiAep bOordf5e United Slater
slip Cbs'dSsaLs, in tLe bn6oy Of NO,JsH and Slst.
efPrgiaiq, By ordy Of lie Hoasra5!s Rs6syt S,.i.6:
SreyHery Of fbt Macy ef5s Uaiied SIefes, and con.
timed by aJeS,a~srf from dry to day f,ol- Af.sI1y
Hs 5b day. O7a6er, 1907, vaH wsls5j1sy lEe nj
day IF N.Ve0sLsy, 1907.
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Omi6f0n Of Late Foreign Weqv5.
LONDON, September 10.

The report that America ha peremptorily den,au
ded certain concefcns from TINS country and had alb
foately pecfied the time in which they were to be
granted or refufed, IS wholly without Foundation 4
we have the pleafure to Fate that negotiations are
proceeding IN the mot amcsbls manner, and will ~
hope, be attended with the mU.t satisfactory refut
SEH
We undertiahd il has been rropofsd By the Ame
Tesn government thar proper agents or officers HAIL
be appointed 10 every commercial port la each eoUi-
fry, before whom all complaints relative II fsamen,
fiA be heard and sdju0ed, AID every fesman given
up to that nation to which he IS found to belong
il IS fad that there in the American trade ups
wards Of 1900 BrGi fsanen * that this country h.
in its employ 1900 American feanen leaving bal
snee sgsina us Of tie latter lumber, but we know
net or what date th,s computation is founded.
According - the American laws every captain Of
an Ingh vsfel Is fable to a Hns Of 1000 dollars for
every American eaman found on board his nip The
fine was paid in the cafe OF the EGher On Engh ves-
fell which took tome Americans on board 1T is blu
fair that finar law lhouid be enacted IN this coun-
try. SIN
The nature Of the demands which the American
Mniacr has been inGruSed to make 10 our govern.
msnt has been entirely ms.tsted. Inaead Of pre-.
emptoiy rcfuiitO1 oi an aUiaer within four days the
whole iubJcd IS 10 be Jeff open to the mon sid and
deliberate dicOiiiop.lhe Government of the United
States it IS iaid, IS willing tn eoncede the righ, OF
feareh ior goods under CERTAIN ereumnances bar nc
yer 20 allow any geiie bearing t- a4g be iesreh-
ed Tor meR' III, Ckrs1.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-20
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NEW YORK, November IS.
Captain Dixon, of the brig Bula, informs us
that the port Of St. Thomas was blocksded bv
the Britilh, and that the inhabitants were under
martial law.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-13
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