Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-14
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i Floor cloths. 81
4 Wooden cassimeres, carpets, carpetine
and mats, whose inyeice prices shall ex
j ceed FIVE shilliDgs sterling per square yard
Sect. 8. And be- it further ENACTED. Iha
whoever doubt shall arise whether AM
article imported into the U5ited States u
embraced by the description efarticles. thu
importation of which ispfohibaed BY sh'
act to which this; is supple ment, the comp
/ Toller's decision thereon, approved by sht
secretary Of the treasury, shall be final arc
conclusive, and bsisken ard held in every
| respect as the true construction OF the act
Ssci. 4. And Be IL further enacted, that
no articles which shall be imported from
any place beyond the Cape Of Good Hope,
| on board any vessel cleared gu, before The
day CT from any port wilhio the y.
S or the territories thereof for the said
Cape Of Good Hope, or any p!acs beyond
the same, shall be subject to the prohlbi-
tion enacted BY the act 70 which this act is
q supplement-.
Mr.. Dayisss, 10 his View of the pre-
sidens's conducs concerning me conspiracy
of The year 1906. p. a. letter 20 Nj.
Madison, tells the secretary, ailas the 10.
formation he had received, had convinced
him ihas the Mexican provinces and she
American possessions CT che Mississippi,
With the FIoridas, were in The view 81 he
conspira,ors 10 form one kiDgdom--bu
that neither Burr nor Wiikinson was TO be
the monarch. :. Wher heard this (says
Mr.. d MOREAU Instantly occurred To
my mind and have heard mis- day that
he is TO be hers this fall. and go do@n by
way G. Orleans, aud round 10 phi!adel.
phia." This letter bears date Near
breckenridge cour, house Kensrtky) 14ih
August, 1906" and is al least a h.nt 10
induce @alcbful governments TO keep 40
eye upon the movements of this military
man.
TIE L0naon Courier efMe 9Th Oct. MAKES
the foll0wing remarks on tie Ssng's pro-
cldnaaiion
g The MISUNDERSTANDING with America
which proved source of SO much anxious
speculation, may now be considered hnaliy
setiled-Ip a former paper we stated thai
The wounded honor of the United States
| was only to be healed by marking the COM
duct Of the Leopard, 10 lis attack on the
Chesapeake, with the displeasu:e OF the
British government. This once granted
along with the Remuneration Of all claim o.
| right TO visit ships Of war, we hazarded an
opinion ,hat the friendly relation between
The two countries would not receive any
farther interruption AID TO this oPla'oe
! we adhere. The frs, Of these points was
! publicly conceded soee days s:pce. The
| recall OF admiral Berkeley. within whose
command, and by whose direct aud I'M
| mediate authority, the affair Of the Chesa
psake took place, canuo. be considered IN
any other point of light than as sacrifice
to the wouaded honor ct the Americans
| in that particular case. The second grea'
| poin, OF dis 5u,e, which is the general cues.
ton, appears. BY proclamation 10 The
Gazetie,n of Saturday night, to De also
completely set arrest forever.
Here an abstract Ct The PROCLAIM etson
IS introduced
Here the right of visiting ships OF
war in the precise manner was exercis'
ed by the Leopard, in pursuance OF the
| orders Of admiral Berkeley, is completely
given up, and another course prescribed
10 its place. This amounts to complete
] abandonment Of all claim to search neu'
{ trail ships Of war-nor does il stop here i
for the Recommendation OF great care and
caution TO be observed 10 the search oil
merchant vessels, is an indirect admisslor
that the complaints SO repeatedly urged BY
/ the Americans, Of irregularities commit
ed by our cluizers Ia the search OF then
! merchantmen. are well founded. and con