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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-15

Bar Iron, German. Cras-
lcy's & Bliaered Steel;
Antigua & Jamaica Rum,
Very Old Antigua Ran,
Holisnd Gin,
/ Cogniae Brady, OF very
|. hyperion quality,
Race Ginger, lPeprer.
- Panento, Nutnieg,,
Mace, Cloves & Gin.
ipamo1, =. -
Freh Lop,ion Mufar,is
in fn,ail besss, 49,
Bel l'loYant Indigo anG
Fix Blue, Of .pperiuT
quality, IN brxes &c
Goias, su;h, -
Frsih CaP-rs. OIL, &c,
Freh Gunfcwds.,
Tea in Canpiae.s, r
Ditto Sy tie ID.
Young Etygon do. of The
FRI saa.i,y,
n. England &c Buick,
" C.hee:o.
N T. LEsVFUR, s-4
&c AYre1S No..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-15
YALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

January Is. taw #.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN away from the .ubscriber,s
IN farm, on Mill Greek, Berkeley
county, Virginia, sometime ID the
month Of February last, black, man
slase, named JASPER, abou, % or 90
years of agc,s feet 10 or II inches high.
down look. particularly when det-cssd
IN doing any wrong, his wool on his head
very 6ushey, his back will show. some
marks Of the whips has lost tooth be-
lore, or his teeth are wide apart. Also,
q light coloured negro man siaye, NAMED
GEORGE, about so years of age. a.
bout $ feet s or 3 inches hieh, steps
quick when walking, his back will also
shew marks ofthe whip. The above re.
ward viii be given for taking up and se-
curing the above negroes in the iail Of
Berkeley County. If taken within he
County, .or ten dollars for either Oft & !:
Htaken out Of ,he County and withinf1oo
miles, and secured 10 any Jail so thar 1
get Them or either Of them double ,he
sum ii at . Sreater distance than 900
miles. an sdditional reward will paid.
70 proportion to the distance, & 10 CON-
Psnsals for the trouble in taking them or
either OF them up, and securing them, or
delivering shsm % the jailor ID Martins.
burg, berkeley County, Virginia. q q q Z !.
i A NDREtN WAGGENER, SEMI.
July 10, 1907. - !ssE - y ,3
- : = -.2 E.A45
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04
Laiest Psseeed;ags in fhe 7Siaiof
CoLapei a. BURR.
TuEsDAy, AxRsisf 10.

AAe4EUS9 Dc
Col. EdsDavd Car5fsFfon. foreman of
the jury, presented writtten st,,emens
from them; II which they 5mentioDsd
certain points relatite % their own ae.
eofhmodatioa, They wished 70 5. per.
mittsd 70 occupy il me evening, . roSms
IN the capitol 70 gotogs,her 10 The swan
Tavern % dine, attended BY IN oiEcer 81
,the eonrs, % receive leuers, and tran.-
act indispensable business. The eour,.
decided that they might enjoy he iindui.
ssneiss they Iequessed (tbeing under-
stood that It they received any Letters
containing mattefs reis.ive 70 the trial
they were to communicate them to the
eourt;) and moreover aa,horissd Them
tdMalk out together in separate parties.
provided an ofEcer should be win lh.m.
s After sen. Eaton was exaniined. CON
modore TrHxsoa Wa svorn and eEsmin..
cd; Rtfer Tayisr 6Blannsrh,s.e.ts.
gardener Twas next examined % .roys |.
y 20. - 4 v Is
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04
Frefh Goods
: Nlosy Opsaing
T@HE subscriber informs his friends
and the public in geheraL that pc
snow opening at bis store 10 Shepherds.
Town, ! large and general assortmens OF
Chap Frelb Goods, ]
Consi.ting, d part, 81 : handsome q

Consisting, in part, OF 2 handsome as.
aorsment Of
Quilting for Vest Shapes, TT s siz / |
Elegant Chintxss and calieoes,
Spider. Nett Sleeves, ii t3sssst ssr J
Spider.Nett, Lsno and Needle-worked
Muslins, L M .E III =
cambrick Muslius, very cheap, s4
Damask Silk and Leno Shawls, 10y
Handsome Lrno Wells, s2.sz.ea8tg. :
Fine India Book Muslins, n -
Cotton Lace, Cords and fassels, a
Aquantity handsome figured X ibbons,
Italian Silks $50 80 Is ~ VI 49,
Cotton and Silk chamkroy NIoslins,
Fashionable split Straw and Gipsey.
Bonnsts, ~, .s,s tas4g-4sz7ssa N a asss q
silk and Cotton umbrellas,@ >,
Very cheap. DiuitTrs, Il MI. Is. :
: China, Glass and Qnern'y Ware, >. ).
Gentlemen summer HATS, 49, ~ T.
- and "a Irish Linens, III Z sas
India Muslins. !. 81 t8 tEzEz.sT +: =
Extra long Silk Gloves, sa seA7 49,
Morocco and Kid Shoes, Il I'D se$s's +, :. !
Homemade Linen, Flax and Txilled
Bags, tg... 81 !. y,51..s j il a. s$ssssess2
ar.Irou, Castings and Steel, # :
Very cheap Teas of excellent quality Bic.
q Il. 1flso OH hand, q. II s4s@st
A quantity Of Old i've Whisky. ),
An ofwhich are offered for sale uncom-:
monty cheap for cash--He requests that
oil those who wishto get Bargains wsR
be. pleased 20 call On him. - pa
s.. y. WALTER d. SELBY.
Saephsras Town. August :, iSp7. = !
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04
Noties Il 5e,eIy g;s,sa

ITO al those who purchased proper.
~ Of me preyioas 10 my removal
70 the Western country that their noses
becane due the 10Th instant. md are
deposited in the hands oil Nlessrs. lanes
& Joha Lane. Merchants Of Shepherds
Town, where they may have an oppor-
suniey Of lifting their respective notes
until the hrst Of September next, after
which time (all those that are NOE dis.
charged) will be put into the hands Of
an Attorney at Law. without RESPECT 70
persons. ANDREW DAVIS. /
Judy 81, 1907, 10. ..ss So
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04

TINE bonds and notes given al alate
II: 1 sale, 70 abraham Coleman, pre-.
viousto his removal from this state; are
deposited IN the hands Of Philip G. PEN
sdletou, Esq. with directions 20 institute
suits il they are not discharged. imme.
diately after they become due.
August n, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04

oIkA - 49, - d a
i As Chairunan Of . meeting of a I very
respectable number of;inhabslants of til.
part OF the sea frontier of North Carolins.
vino possessing the tive shores 81 an inlet.
'through which the larger portion OF the
agricultural wealth Of the state aow., and
Through which nine-tenths Of our fellow
citizen seamen are engaged In homes.
and industrious, and consequently in
honorable pursuits - :. =, -, 81
Ham instructed to transmit YOU the re- ,..
solutions entered into BY them, which, /
hassthe honor 70 comply with and with
The concurrence Of the respectable com.
naittee1 IN pursuance of che 9Th r..ala.
non, have also the honor TO communi:
cate their sentiments, and theinunaltera.
BILE deterHin"''onio risk all that l. dear
to tree men N Support OF them. We for.
bear amy investigation OF The t,aestion Of
The ayowed Cause Of the: recent 6utr.e.
'sonmitted on the u. S. friga,s chesa.
.Peaksi for we deem questions 81 n.
kind as solely belonging to the govern.
ments who commits or suffer ,Sem -.
questions TO be settled by the estsbli,hed
principles ofrthe Law Of nation a. ~
declared, open and avowed hostilityy.-A
We Also, from motives which should'
govern every just mind, forbear ID -
Why your national Gag When insGi,ed. ana
not resist, ss we ara certain an iuyrstiga.
sioa WI 2! 3 place before an honors6ie
,r'ou9al OF brave and viae men; ne win
therefore, neither anticipate Sor attemot
to PFecipitate their solemn decree. =
: put, sir,we have no feeling. 10 induce
% g withhold our sentimeasS orr,h. n
sliss and injuries -violaiinti &c eyerv
principle WHICH unite frfenlliy nation. 10.
getner--robbery and degradation in eve.
~ form, andevery varied wav.. vh;sh
have marked the conduct of thss, h.nsh.
9, lmPerioos and ,yraihnic government
OF England towards 10. CuItivatior The
arts q peace. we have borne iron !
last sentiment Of or own inf.rioritv n
point OF naval Power) with the uInum.
bered insoits, the Infamous pirac;e.. md
the sanguinary searches committed On
our commerce; But now stllat me -,
attacked our national fag inlonr oxA trr.
Tisory ; now that she has esniadsayoredS "a
place rs on i level with the most ah;,.r,
and, sgradsd nations, through slIs me.
diam q her toasted naval snpefiosfv.
we rs.hurl the bclts. NOT Of infamy Vi IA
sns has SEM among IN, bufof proud de-
lance and jast indignation.
~ VI SO as.F,,4 81 q I. ~ Il 49, IL 40
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04
THREE DOLLARS REPAID.

CTRAYED from the eomlmon. 1T
- Darkssville, on Monday The hrs.
day Of June last, que white muisy COW,
with some brindled spots on her, suppo.
sed 20 have IN ear mark, butdo not re.
colleef what L WIS had GA when she
went away Z small bell with 4 leather ca.
lar ndbuekls, and was near her calyinr:
any person thar win deliver said COW
and cali 70 me in. Darkesyille, shall have
the above reward. 's7SS33S2
WILLIAM LENNON.
July 81, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04
lWHoIr No. 4si.l


We believe that peace with the world
IL he sound policy.of our government.
We know shat even ! sSecessfnl war.
Is 4 ,scourge 10 The pictofss
We admit that The forces 6f ENGLAND
may burn some Of our cities and sea port
towns. : q.
May capture our floating commerce,
proofs of one when she Lost the empire
Of America YET even then, AZ our
seamen she had raptused, were redeem.
cd BY the bravefyof their fellow citizenss
excepe. indeed, {those only who perished
In her prison shipa. or we're killed. u
eompulsatory keht against. hsr foes.
The seani<n she nav enquire viii econ
be ressoyed. aad thousands Of hers, hav.
ing sh dpportanity Of beeoming converts
% liberty - g... :, 5 s.ssz.
Our cities and towns Win rise out of
theirsshes But much - We depreeate
war, We hold Il far preferable 10 national
degradation-now indeed q its Limits.
These, sir, are some Of Eneland's
naughty advantages. butwe have a6me
in perspective likewise:
She has Canada let her look 70 fhafi
She Aas Noya Scotiaand = court ofad.
jndication there some Of In records
are Important 70 usl =. :, r
She has half the East and almost IN
the West indies. S. Is 4 e. IL
Z. We car, h.vh !, v.a,,., - 80 si,N 49,.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04
My csnr., 1906.
Samuel Zeal, Conn claimant,

Nay Court, 1906. /.
Samuel Zeal. Complainaaf,
81 AGAINST IL
Dapid zeal, Cornelius Hananaddli aud
Snsanna his lpiile, Iiii;am MorgGr and
Agnes MS MIR, Cornelius Haname aud
Nary his se -. Drals and Mar,
.fha his lpife, lYiiliam Kellveii and
Catherine us sDiis, Ro6erf And<sS1h
E and Sarah ms MI and Elizabeth Zeal,
Heirs and legal REPRESENTATIVES, Of
Isaac Pea, decd, Defendants, 1
. S58Is - --zzzssss IN CkEANCER1. s.
T@HE detenaanfs, David Hrai, CIR
!. j neifns KanausdaR aud .Susanaah
lbs sp:fr, EerneEus Hdmme and Mary,
hrs sviir, Drake aud Martha his
soifs, Wiiliam KrlivtH and Caiteyiae his
,eite, and Robert anderson and Sardt his
vif nothaUins entered their appearance
agreeable 10 an act Of Assembiy and The
yu!es 81 this Coarf, and il aebfariaP 10 HE
satist acties efthe Conrt, that they are
mar inhabitants, Of this cersssonrpeaifh,
on The ns9fion q ihe Complainant BIZ, his
Eioanssl, Iisordered, thai Dapid Zeal,
Cornelius KanausdaH and Sisdnndh his
Ipife, Cornelius Hamme nd Mary his
wsfc. Z DRAKE aud Martha his lD;fs,
Wshiidm KrLlpen and Catherine his .vilte,
aid. Robert Andtrsoa and Sarah his I0ite,
da appear here on the Monday after
the third Tuesday in, Sspirm6er neat,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04
Observation-Disclosures,

THE partnership Of Hor.oa q Carl
i was dissolved on the 9Th April, by
matual consents all those indebted 10
she said Firm, are requested to /. make
Immediate payment to James Horton,
who is. duly authorised to settle the busi-
hess Of said Firm. t7
- F JAMES HORTON, :
A. JOHN CLARK. -. = :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04

DURSUANT 70 the las. win and ,e. !.
! lament Of Edward Watkins, de-
ceased, viii be sold Il public suction.
g CulpePer Court House, on the
mrs. Gay Of January next, abDut forty eve
choice healthy Virginia born slaves, Men
and Women, Boys and Girls. mostly
young and very likely sundry articles
OF household furniture, twelve. months
credit WIN bs allowed the purchaser, who
mus. execute bonds with approved .scu.
r'sy tor the purchase money, before any
property viii be delivered. :,
WILLIAM PENDLRToN,s Ex,r.
Ss,keley Cssnsy, Es,gima. j {
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04
r. 81 se,tI:i . =. !;
Ffortae Eatioaai I'te!Lgeaeer, Aes. il.
ADDRESS.

SHELL CARTS, DIsr. or 0rRAcokr.
4 M,lh Carolina, '3aiy ls, lso7.
norHE PREsLDLNr or TIE
~ s s UNITED sSrlTEs. I. y
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-18
!. In COMMON COUNCIL,
18th. July, 1907

e =
AN act for raising a revenue for the year
1907 was brought in, and the sarse having
been once read is ordered to lie over.
ORDzRED, That the nuisance occasioned
by Peter Sherron necessary be removed with
in FIVE days by the police officer; to do which
it will Sc necessary to fliup the sink, or arch
it:over three or four feet below the surface
IS that the expcnce. Of the said work be c!iarg-
ed to Peter Sherron, and an account thereof
BE rendered ta tile Common Council by the
police officer. ., - 81.
ORDERED, That the street commissioners
for the northern district cause the nuisance Oh
Patrick street, between King and Cameron
streets, to be removed, by filling Up the sunk
en- place, or otherwise as he may think best;
and that sum OF, money not exceeding ten
dollars be appropriated 10 this purpose oat.of
the funds Of the northern district.
JAMES NJ. ldsREsA, {, q.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-18

rh;,l,--It appears, as well by = letter from Z
$. Thornton, in answer to one from me- s
s H. ,sb;ehscopies are iAcIosed, as from con-
|D0lh ions with Mr.. Merry, that the facility
sa;rs would be given, particularly IN the bri-
hlen shsnnel, by the immunity claimed tor
ISL . s vessels, to the escape OF traitors
ame 'hs assertion of others whose. services IN
: na =, 4 war may be particularly important 70
ins ,s S forms one of che pleas for the Bril-
= s', nrsstice Of examining American crews,
a s,a iii IS one Of the objections 70 formal
|relaquishment OF It =. s,1:
e, Tis plea, ike all the others admits solid
.o.l satisfactory reply. In the FIRST planes It
.as,d prevail at all against the neotral claim,
s,,Ia a,,thorise the seizure of the persons
sssoyibed only, ansis:in' vessels bound to to-
r rsas country only whereas the practice Of
:, Pressing is applied to persons few It any OF
wbom are aiIedged to be of either description,
and . vessels :whithersoeyer bound, even to
|1 e., Britain herself. Inthe next place, 1t IS
not only preference OLA smallers object on
as o side to greater object on the other, buta
saeriice Of right on one side, to expedlency on
/ the other side.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-18

'sidsntof E1aysi. VA SUFFICIENT e eonduer,,
10 annihilate them.
What oshey want! WHIST would these
,agisators, ihsse scourges of society havef
How long will they continne 10 beg she
patience Of the chief Of the STATE? Are
they unacquiinied with the means he pee-
sesies Of reducing them 70 dust! Aswords
suspended by i hair, hangs over ttcir
heads, and vet they dsre 10 irritate him !
20 syhsm dses ths 'dAihofity bling aos
70 tie STRINGENT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-18

2. Il shall hereafter Sc lawful for ves.,
sels of every description, Foreigners o
Others, freely to export sugar, cotton aud
cocoa; upon which article it is forbidden.
30 exact any duty Whatever. IS
2. The duty Of one fourth imposed up.
on the produce raised by the farmers OF
the stats; by the ssh article Of the decree
relatiog 70 the mode Of fentiog the "a.
.tisnal domains Of the 22d Dec. 1 1904, shall
De Hereafter abolished.
ar EhsA farmers Of the state shall ba
subjected 10 10 other charge than the pay.
nsnt Of the rent of their farms.
3. The superintendent gsaetal Of the
finances j. strictly enjoihed to carry the
above into execution.
Done s.th Cape the 1osh June, 1907,
4th yesr Of Independence. ].
d..Yernet, Iieuiss0nt Brave. Martial
Besse, yran Phil;phi, Deaux Ral11iasi
& l9euel, Teaa Baptistss 1uge Flsury,
Paul Roman, chairman. 1aagxy, see.
WE the president and geneI al.ssime
Of the land and sea forces Of the state 1t
Hayti, have sanctioned, and do hereby
sanction the present law land direct tina.
the seal Of the state shall be hersunto at
,6xed, and that the same be Published aud
carried into execution throughout the Ter.
ritory Of Hayti. Given IT the palace At
Che Cape, alst June, 1907, 4.h year Of the
HENRY cHRtsroPHE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-18
Kalua5l: PROPERTY far Sale.

T-O BE SOLD, in fonsr distinct lots or to.
gether, four acres of LAND, contain
ing from one and quarter acre to two acres
sach,, most eIigihly situated without the terri {
tory of Columbia, extending in right line
from Cibbon-street 10 Great!Huntng-creek
intersecting JeAsrsoa, Franklin, and Green
street, and bounding EAST and west on Fay
cite and Paync-streets.
"A plan ofthc ground and further particulars
may bs obtained BY applicaticnto
James Patton.
june -. tawtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-18
WASHINGTON, July ia, (

WASHINGTON, July II.
Seventy eight thousand and ~ barrels
SIR half barrels Of Aour were inspected
ia the town of Alexandra, during the
three months ending the 18th inst. which
on very moderate estimate may be valued
a, 5so, 900 dollars. S
The quansity Of -four inspected a. George
Town during the;three months preceding
the 3lst ult. exceed thirty seven thousand
barrels, which may be valued AZ ESQ, 600.
dollars;
The whole quaatity Of -four therefore ex.
por.ed from,she disirict Of Columbia dur.
ing. q angle quarter may be estimated At
eigh. hundred thousand dollars. Besides
The expcr.a.ion Of asur that of Tobacco is
very considerable to which aight be add.
ed long list of other articles. Dc not
these in6ispu,sbls facts prove that nothing
is wanting but capital aad awise use OF its
resources, to elevate the district TO high
commercial impar,suce There i, pro.
baby no place 10 the United States where
merchant possessed OF ampl. capital,
would reap so great a profit. n.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-18
= Q B E S @ L D,
FOR READY MONEY,

FOR READY MONEY,
70 the highest bidder, at public auction, at
Dasvson's tavern, in the county OF Loudoun,
and town of Lees6ws, on FRIDAY the
18th day of August next, if fair fnot, the
next fair day by virtue of a decree of the
court of the United States, for the 9Th cir
cult, in the Virginia district, pronounced
at May term 1906 in a salt depending in
said court between the executors OF DanieA
Mildred, deceased, who was surviving part
ner of Mildred and Roberts, plaintifis-an9
Samuel Hough and Others defendants
900 Acres Of Land,
Near Leesburg, on the waters of Tuscaro-.
"a, in the county of Loudonn- three acres Of
Meadow near Lsesburg, and House and Let
in I.eeab.rg; or 50 much thereof as viii b.
sufficient to raise certain sums of money, int
tsrsst axa1 costs, in said decree mentioned.
William Mann, s
Armstead Long,
Charles +. Msrssr, !:
Jaqpa4.. ?~r1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-18
NORFOLK, July 49,.

Official notification of the Presidents
Proclamatioa. was Yesterday sent down to
commodore Douglas, BY lieutenant Ham,
in the Revenue Cutter. And this m oro
ing the BeIlona ADD Leopard, the two ships
thar were in the roads, got under weigh
and went down.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-18
Five Dollars Reward.

C TRAYED from the commons Of Alex
~ andria, on Monday the 9th inst. a BAY
HORSE, fourteen and a half lands high, with
a short switched black. tail and name, crop.
short in the foretop, blazcd lace, about five
Years Old The above reward will be given
70 whoever brings hiii, home to the siioscri-
Der.
july 10. ee4t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-18
aleranDrta DAILY anherttser.
SATURDAY, july Is.

.
The pilot who took dowrfthe ship Victress,
reports, that at eleven O'Clock last Monday,
they passed the British fleet at the Capes,
consisting Of two 74's, one SO and frlgate
were boarded by an officer from the Leopard,
who behaved with extreme politeness; en-
quired respecting the state of the public mind
at Baltimore, and was anxious to obtain news
papers, which were given to him. he said
that it never was their intention to- obstruct
outward bound vessels. The officer request
ed the favor of being permitted to put the pl-
lot on board of any vessels which ne might
desire to take up, offering him accommodate
on for two or three days on board the Leo
pard. { Baltimore Ame'scan.l
The Helve,ius. captain Bowen, left Can.
ton on the 9TH March, ten days previous
TO her departure an ARRAY between some
Chinese and some Of the crew OF the Fog
lish East India Company's ship, had "a.
ken place, in which the latter unIuck'ly kill.
ed a Chinese for whom the Mandarine
demandeda nan which being refused,
the loading Of the compsny's ship was
stopped The chief of the English factory
had the mandarines made acquainted, that
unless they were permitted TO proceed with
loading Of their ships, he. would, on ac.
count Of the approach of the s. W. mon.
soon, dispatch them as they were, and
render the Chinese responsible tor the
loss that would occur thereon.
Captain Rolls, of his majesty's ship L.
on, of 81 guns, demanded atthe sans
time, thar an officer andsix men, who had
been taken by the Ladroses about one
month since, when attempting TO- land al
Macoa TO procure provisions, should be
restored; that if they were not, he would
proceed 10 ob,ain redress.
The Chinese mandariaes gave shres
days notice TO the English tact0ry, that,
shouid they obs.inaseIy presiss in not CIV.
ing them . man, their supply Of provisions
should be stopped; the English had pre-
paired themselves in case Of any further
disturbances, as the ship Lion OF 81 gaas,
1 brig. and discovery ship then a. Macoa'
we're held in readiness 10 proceed at .
faomeat'. no,ice up the river the lh'-
pese had Sc2teo tne guns ~ s"1A 1900
aud very severe consequences were aP'
pretended BY the gsnsleuaen OF the East
1'1- lA2ysSa.3
Translated for the Philadelphia Gazette.
Law
Suppressing the du,y Of 10 per cent. up.
on the sxpor,a.'oo OF sugar, cotton anc
cocoa, and aboiishing the lax OF one
+ fourth imposed upon the farmers OF the
! : plantations belonging to the state. :
The Coencl Of State, upon the PROPOSE
zion Of the president and generai'ssino
of the land and sea ferces of the island
OF Hay,i. enacss the following law
Article /. From the lss July next, the
ds,y Of 10 per cent. laid By the 1st article
ef the decree Of the Cd September, 1906,
is, and shall be suspended upsn the export.
alton Of sugar. cotton and cocoa: y saall
only be retained upon softee.
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Marine lnfurailcc Company OF
Alexandria.

- Insurance. OrF1cE, July Sd, 1907.
THE stockholders ia the Marine
Insurance Company Of Alexandria are hereby
notified, that the directors have this day de-
Jared dividend Of FIVE per cent. on that part
Of the capital stock now paid, payable to the
stockholders, or sheirlsgal representatives, on
the Sth inst.
BY order. 81:
July eosw
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Notice is hereby given !.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
BANK OF ALEXANDRIA. <
TNHAT Dividend of Three and Half
i per Cent. on the Capitol Stock Of said
Bank, for the half year, ending this day, IS
declared; and will be ready to be paid tothem
On THURSDAY next the 9th instant.
BY order of the President and Directors.
Curden Chaplin,
CASHIER.
Bank of Alexandria,,
July s. m etaw4w
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Az late hour last night, We received
3 -. naners TO tho 2,st Of Nav. BY the
.h;n American Packet, but We were not a.
~ bn.r 8 make any .ranslatiohs for this morn.
ipgs paper. ~ ~. -. E.t
ID Russian armies were N sight OF each
.,hrr, and a battle momont!y expscsei.