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Antient Wisdom may boast of the spice and the
"a weed, M ~
Which enbalm'd the cold form. Of its Heroes
and Sages
But their fame lives alone on the leafofthe reed,
Which has grown thfo' the clefts IN the ruin u
Could they rise. they would shed,
Like CrcsRo's head, 81
Tears ut blood on the spot, where the world tlfey
-. CHORES.
OF PoMpEY and cs sAa. .Anovn Is The Tomb, Z
But tie type is Me,r forum me page isfheiy Rome
BLEsr oEsIus or rYrE down the vista Of
II time 49,, ~ X fstRS,,,s .r,l-
As thy flight leaves behind thee this vex'd &c.
neration, 80 ~ MOI "a ~ ~
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an! thy sc,EscE aiyrsrun seaeh NAN 10 &c
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DUBLIC SALE, sr NEG OES. G STOCK
On Monday, the j lth day Of December ne X,
will beexposedt to sale. at the 0 ks, in the cotln
ty OF Hsnovcr-l20 5NEGROkS, belonging TO
the estate OF the late Judge Lyons, decd amongst
whom are carpenters, sawy ers & Llborers, yo,lng
and healthy. q. :"
credit of 70 months will he auoweItb. p,Ir-
ciiasers, ontheir giving bond with the most unex
ceptionabie security to the trustees
On "Wednesday, the 18th day Of the same
month, al the late dwelling house of the. tiecea
sed; will be sold, the household Furniture, with
the crop OF corr stock and rmng utensils. o..
krday tue l5til, viii be sold, at the plantation,
called the Fork, the orop,of Cora, the Sto, and
utensils And on Monday, the 18th, viii, be sold
at the Mang s'iickl plantation, in King William
county, the crop of corn, stuck, &c. Tire corr,
and pork will be sold for cash the other n, les
on a reasonable credit ALI pecsons indebted to
the estate are requested to make payment before
the first day Of January, 1910 the mopey being
appropriated to uses which will not admit of in
dugencc By THE TRUSTEES
Oct 10 win
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SCRAPS FROM LONDON PAPERS.
II PUN

Sure never" cries shivering blade,
Such wintry weather remember;
lhe seasons some mistake have made
And give not Summer, but December"
But when to warm his chilly frame,
He seizeda and swallowed OH. a RUNNER
When sspnlio,u after swallow came
He OWNED, with ruby .blusI,ing shame,
lhe Seasons were not much to blame
z, For 1tany szoaAosvs made summer.
SLOW AND SURE.
In planning Expeditions 'gainst the foe
Our MINISTERS are ever sure, ihough siow.
Zach Expedition meets common fate
Sou to depart, and sure--to be too iu,e.
Lo"dsn, .fs!, %. rs n
Mxs CLARKE's CATEcHIsM.
What makes all qaestions PLAN and clear D.
About-Five Hundred Pounds a-year.
What proves that false-prored true before
Why-just about Five Hundred more.
The Ne Plus mira.
young Divine, in the vicinity of Edinburgh.
has undertaken, for wager of 100 g,u.,, as. IA
read six chapters from the R,ble, every hour, Tor
SIX weeks, and actually began his arduous task
last Thursday, at IL O'clock, when bets were zen
to enc against him We suppose the next cara.
Ding transaction we hear Of, will be-. that his
Grace, the b - of -, has undertake en-
for wager OF one thousand guineas, to preach
four whole sermons in twelve months.
Some ofour betting P-destrians have made such
astonishing progress in the art, that the Bow.
Street Runners can scarcely come up with them
Mr. Hawkes.. gun smith of Crimslev, who had
matched himself to walk - miles day for Il
successive days, started on Friday se'nrht, OF, a
piece OF uneren ground i'll the East Marsh, only
halt mile iniengtb, aud which was in,ersected
by two dry deep bitches. He commenced the
undertaking. at four O'Clock in the morning AT.
ter dinner, IN consequence, of having drank some
cold ale ard porter, he was taken i'll he, how
ever, soon recovered; and, notwitls, ardin,r the
disadvantages had to encounter, completed
the hrst days ardnous task at a quarter before
at night. Next morning he re.commenced his
iabors, at quarter after 5, on the same. ground
but consented, at the genersi request of the spec.
iators, to have plslks laid across the ditc,,as =
AT o. clock, on Sunday morning, ile. had walk.
ed the further distance of72 miles AT seven ~.
clock, he startsd again, but was prevented from,
proceeding, by one ofthe magistrates. On Man.
day morning, at o'clock, he resumed tn. t,,L
ard before '4o'cock, On TUESDAY morning. had
performed the further distance of 70 miles Ia.
wing sprained his ANGLE, he was unable TO star,
on Tuesday, and gave up the undertaking.
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III E M USEus
THE FAUsTus ASSOCIATIONS

On Tuesday evening, celebrated the Anniverss.
ry OF their Institution, at the Exchange Coffee
Hous-:. After the ordinary business was trans.
acted, and the Officers for the ensuing wear e
iected, the Associates, with number of invited
guests, sat down to an excellent supper A va
riety on characteristic toasts given and the
festvity ofthe meeting was heightened bv q mum.
Der of songs, &c. of which was the following
written for the occasion, by RoBERr T. PAYva
Jun. Esq. and sung by Mr. SrEBsIss:
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N Chancery. Amelia County, august Court,
L 1909. 49,
Grief Truly pitf Against Thomas perkinson
and Joseph Brown Dejfs. sl
This day came the plaintiff by John Lane his
Council, & 1t appearing to the court that the de.
tepdant Joseph Brown is not an inllabi,ant of
tbs Court 1T is ordered on motion of the plain.
titf's Council, That said Brown do appear here
on the 2nd day ofaext November term, and an.
swer the h.il ~ the pilf. and give security ac-
ccrding to the act ofAssembly in such case made,
and 1t is ordered, that a,copy of this order be
forthwith published for two months successive
y IN some newspaper published in tie City of
Richmond, and that another copy be posted i,
the front door of the Courthouse Of this County
A Copy. Teste
JAMES TOW MES, G, X!
September S. wSx
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ESCAPE FROM FRANCE.

Mr.. HLLIsoN's REeIrAn or HIS srNcuLAn
ESCAPE FROM vERDuN
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5rOIUMBIAN MILLS .---'fiIe subscribers
~ having purchased the Columbian Mills, beg
leave To iniorn the public they giving cash ~
~ eat and Corn. Il. UzXHALL g. G..
sePtemser 5. r.
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X OK SALE, zoos acres of La y ID, lying on
= the waters OF .ye river, in the county of
Nelson, Qormery part Of Amherst. This tract
being part ofthe estate ofthe late col John Rose
IS situated about ten mics from New Market,
and IS conveniently consigusus to Major Mas
! says Merchant mill Two hundred acres are
CLEARED, the residue is covered with heavy and
variable TIMBER Fhe soil is peculiarly ad:,ptcd
te tie prohction Of tobacco, corn, wheat &C.
Fhetrsct wdl either he sold entire, or divided
INTO 2 . ; quail parts, as may meet the convent
ence ut tie purchaser. ~ b.
Slightly detached from the main tract arc 20
Acres bearing heavy growth of pine, that will
either be sold separately, or in conjunciio with
cne OF the divisions One fourth OF the purchase
money will be expected in hard, the Balance in
three equal annual Instruments The land win
be shewn by MIR. John N. Rose, or by Capt. Nor
gan, living in the neighbori,ood = For further par
ucuiars apply To the subscriber.
T'EoMdS FI1zH UG.Hf
N. p. The purchaser will lsvc i,bcftyp f seed
ing IN the fall, and possession at the commences
rnent OF the ensuing year. T.F,
stafford, July !. iai,f
HiHfY DOLLARS REV AID -R,rna.
y wy fron the Subscribeg, on tie 2oth day
OF NJ 'rch 1907, negro fnas6smea JAMES lie
,s about fifty vars OF age ) feet 6 or z inches
ugh, spare made, has lost several of lbs fore
teeth, has ajown loos, and staht,:.ers mach
when spoken TO, in an autiforatiy tone, seeming
20 make isbor,ous attempts w,th' has mouth aud
tongue, TO answer you. and with difficulty sttc-
cSeds, At last, IN an evdsve fnHsnsr He former.
~ belonged to the estite Of Mr.. pareEs Of Clou-
ester, where it's pro1tDle he may now be LUX
ing-or IN Richmond & its neigiib0rhood, where
t.e subscriber has beenlnf,fmed hc has bsen
7een lie - coarse shoes .ker, ansl may per.
haps follow that trade The aoove reward win
pc pad. for appreIiendnE nd delivering INN TO
the sdbscribef, iivng near Aylctts ,earc -ion.e
~ Sing william county, ..hn travelling e1.pei.
1es, orfor securing ann, u .a, so that / e; hli.
again. TisCMAS BOILER.
settcinDeS w. wSwG
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n CARD DCCTOR LEIYkS, lately frorp
4 n the Wcst-Indies, has opened his OsIice. az
M inci'eser, iii the house Of Mr.. l.. Bishop, t,s
the pr~c;ice OF P'.ymc, Sa,ge,y, and dNidri}sry.
He hopes from his success and experience. r.
mest ti,G patronage of a liberal public.
~. u. Private families may DC supplied with
Medicines, with suitable directions. & r Advice
for Tie poor, ygrafts.
Semptemter %. If
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(ffon a respectable monthly Ra1liea,ion.)
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N B. The Sale OF the Lots adjoining Col.
Quarters was formerly forbidden, but the title
w'li now be guaranteed 20 The purchasers.
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PETER TINsLEY. g. G.

IN Conformity with tie foregoing decree, We
shall, or one OF us, proceed to sell on the Premi-
ses O1 Tuesday the f7th Inst. at IL O'clock
the Lots mentioned II, said Decree The
Blue House will be sold SUBJECT to the Possibility
OF the Dover of Mrs Breiant--and irainedi,tely
alter the Sale OF the Blue House - VIII be sold
ten Shares IN the Richmond Turnpike Company
--aiso mentioned IN sod Decree - And on
"Wednesday the 18th Inst. will be sold ON tho
Freinises that beautiful Seat in tire County Of
HeDricc, called Chunt!le containing $50 acres.
or 50 much thereof. Us will be suiicIent satisfy
the Plsneffs in their respective claims, with in
terest thereon from the day Of sale.
y JOHN PROSSER,l l,.,,,,n;..:..
WV. MONCURE.S e'''''h''''"aeFs'
Oct 6. tds
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jesty's bonb. Eueiser, landed in Plymeuth, and
arrived in Liverpool-in three months and seven.
teen days.
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flour Dollars Per Annu,n-Pa;d in Advanced
VIRGINIA:

1T Suhertor Court of Chancery holden
at fhe Cdhitol in Richmond, June 1st,
1909.
Archibald Peasants and Jane his wife, John
5. Moore and Anna his wife, John Chea-
die and Elizabeth his wife, Isham Railey
and Susanna his wife, John Woodson the
younger, Thomas Railey and Martha his
wife, William Railey and Judith his wife,
and Philip Woodson and Sarah his wife
Plaintiffs,
Josiah Woodson, acting executor of John
WoodsoD, deceased, Defendant.
ON motion ofthe plaintiffs by counsel, and
~ for reasons appearing to the court, the
order made in this Cause the seventh day
of February last, dis missing this suit with
costs, is set aside, on the plaintiffs paying to
the defendant the costs BY him expended in
defending the suit to the date of the said
order; and on the further motion OF the
plaintiffs, by counsel, master commissioner
Laid is directed to perform the order made
in this cause the seventeenth day of sep
TENDER, one thousand eight hundred and
three; but the plaintiffs are not to have the
benefit OF this order unless they shall com .
ply with the conditions upon which it is
made on or before the first day of the next
term.
ACopy-Teste,
PETER TINSLEY, G.
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FluOanna County, May quarser iy SESSION
1909.
Moncrieffe Hill. Adminis'ra,orl
with the will annexed of Ro- In
bert Hill, deceased, PHI. Chan.
AGAINST Gerry.
John Forbes S, Patrick William.
son, Defendants.
THE Defendant Williamson not ha-
Z wing catered his appearance and gi-
ven security according to the act of assem-.
bly, and the rules Of this court, aud il ap
pearing TO the satisfaction of the cous;
tia; he is not an inhabiIsnt of his country.
On the motion of the Plaintiff b his Coun.
sci, it is ordered, that the said defendan,
Williamson do appear here on or before
the first day of August quarterly term
next and answer the Plaintiffs bill; and
that copy of this order be forthwith in.
serted in one OF the Richmond Newspa-
pers and continued for TWO months success
sively and another copy posted al the front
door of III, Courthouse Of his county.
A copy--Te ste,
John TIMBERLAXE, Jun. D. C.
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0TI n IS hereby gwen that shall petition
~ the ensuing General Assembly of Virginia,
70 iuves, in me the fee simple right 70 the llnds
Of which my husband James Allen Brady
lied, seized and possessed--ihe heirs Of SAID
sradby being aliens. If any liv,ng.
ANN II. ADAMS
sarry County, 18Th August, 1909. W.T.
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FOR SALE,
Landing This day from on board the Sch'r
.WgrMoUTH, from New York,
19Hhds. s. 1903 bbls. MUSCOVADOS U.
CARS, of good qualities.
IN STORE,
% Hhds. Brown Sugars,
so Hhds & so bbls. L,af Sugars.
Tierces * SO Bags Coffee,
90 Boxes Cotton Cards,
II Boxes Playing Cards, Black Eagle
10 Hhds. Antigua Ram,
20 half boxes Shy 10 Window Glass.
Together with general assortment. Of
Ladies' and Gentlemen's SHOES.
FERNS liberal.
Cash for Wagon Flour.
HOVEY s. SIZER.
August, 18th 1909. WIT
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THE TWENTY THIRD BULLETIN.
vienna, June %.

On The 25lh inst. the emperor Napole
on reviewed large body Of troops on the
heights of Schoenbrunn. A beautiful line
Of 600 cavalry was displayed, and ano
her Of artillery, with 200 pieces of can
non. Saturday the Gath, QUE troops enter.
I'd Raab al 4 o'clock in the afternoon. On
he 25th, the garrison, consisting o! s,soo
men, marched out prisoners Of war. The
command Of the town was given to gen
Narbonne.
The duke of Auerstadt is before Pee,
burg The enemy was forIiIying himself
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Foreign.
G E r M A N Y.

Translation From fahers reeefUed at the
office ofthe Batamore Wing, Per tie BIZ
faSV.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-19

NTOTiCE.--Oa Monday the esd day
! ~ of Oetoher next, will be sold, al
Wildly, in the county of Chesterfield, up.
on credit Of twelve months +; the PER-
SONAL ESTATE of the late Col. Ro
BERT GooDE consisting Of the present
crop of Corn, Wheat, Oats, Fodder, and
Hay !; the stock of Horses, Cows, Sheep
and Hogs the plantation utensils and
houSs hold and Kitchen Furniture. Bonds
and approved security will be required OF
The purchasers 10 carry interest from the
dale il not punctually paid.
II is particularly requested that all those
who NAV have claims against The estate
win make them known immediately to Ell
ter O the subscribers, in order that Pre-.
vision may be made for payment
RICHARD B. GOOOE,
CnnnU
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hobS ~ Hp hhSh
RICHARD B. GOOOE,
FRANCIS COODE,

Administrators with the will annexed.
That valuable and well known estate
called WHITLEY, on James River, abou,
three miles from the Town of Manchester,
will also be sold by private sale 1t con-
tains 1862 acres of Land, about $40 acres
OF which are OF the FIRST rate Low grounds
and more than one half of the residue
thereof is heavily umbered. To this ess
tate there IS attached one of The best fish
cries on James River and every conyenI"
eat and necessary house for the accom-
mediation Of family. An indspuiabe
title will be made and possession gwen on
the FIRST day ofDecember next, with the
liberty of sowing small grain at any lime
agreeable To- the purchaser. The terms
may be known on application 10
Richard q. Goode, Manchester, or
francis Goode, Powhalan.
July IL, 1907 wlds.
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John TiMBERLAXE, Jun. D. c.

1T a Conrt held for Franklin County, Ju.
iy Sd, 1909,
Robert Hodges, PItf. \ :
AGAINST 2 9
isham Hall, James Roberts and Bet. 5
scy his wife, children aud heirs OF <
James Roberts, deceased, defts J :
NHE defendants James Roberts anc
Z Betsey his wife, not having entered
their appearance aud given security &C
cordlng to Law and the rules Of This court
and il appearing to the court kat they are
not Inhabitants Of this Commonwealth
on the motion Of the plaintiff by his al
torney, IL is ordered, that tn. said d fen
dams do appear here on or before the 6rs
Monday in November next and answer tn,
plaintiffs bill : and that copy hereof b.
inserted ia some newspaper published il
| his state for two months successfully, an,
posted at the front door of the courthouse
of this county.
A Copy--Teste,
CALEB TATE. d. e. for
JAMES CALLAWAY, c. f. C.
DIV
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fairbnlonn 4erise Current.
TcoxREcrEn WEEKLY.]

A. ~ THE imported and high
IA TGfwM3A " celebrated horse CT
I'M THEN, now in high
4E1seAeess. heaish, will s,aod the en-
suing season at my Stable in Chesterfield
county, 90 the Appopnatox river, miles
below Beyii's bridge, % south OF Rich.
.mond, IS above Petersburg. ID north Of
Dinwiddie court house and Is south east
of Powha an court house.
GEORGE EVANS.
Oakland, 22nd August 1909
(ws.D
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wst WILLIAM MARSHALL, Gil
Commissi0ner's Once, Fredericksburg,

Commissioners Office, Fredericksburg,
Hugust 29fb, 1909.
On Monday the 9th day Of November next
shall pr ,eeed to carry the foregoing order In 20
effect, whereof, the parties interested are desir-
ed to lake notice, and attend at my Office, in the
town Of fredericksburg. at 9 O'Clock in the fere-
uoon' And the said James Diggs Dishman Is
particularly required 10 attend with his accounts
As executor of ChrIs opher Edring on, decd.
BENJAMIN PARKE
7O8t Master Cou1tisafon ey-
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a T che request Of the Legs,ees, and by virtue
Z y hf deed Of trust executed to as by the
late Col. Robert 0oode, dec for the purpose of
satisfying debt therein mentioned, due 10 MIR.
James Lyle the above mentioned tract Of land
and improve nents will be sold 70 The highese
bidder. Oh the premises, On the 23d day OF Oe.
vate contract, in which even, taking place, time
" notice win be given. Terms OF sale, one third
past of the purchase money viii be required on
the day Of sale, one th,sd IN twelve months, ami
che remaining third in two years, the instruments
10 carry interest from The day of safe, and the
purchaser giving such satisfactory security a.
may be required.
JOHN MURCHfE,
TAELTON SAUNDERS, fF"'Fees'
Manchester oath August, 1909.
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United States Court, SIN Circuit and Y.r-
sinia Distr.ct, June 21sf, 1909.
Smith, Calhoun. and Company, PITS. -
AGAINST
Edmund Edring'on and James D:ggs Dish 8
man, executors of Christopher Ed,ing,on,
deed and William Price Burlington, heirs &
az law and devisee of The said Ch,isto- =
pher lexington. defts. Z
ON motion Of the plaintiffs, leave'is given them
= to amend their bill, which aine ndrnent to the
said bill was thereupon flied and on the further
motion OF the plainiTs, the court doth refer the
accounts OF James Digs Dishman, as exe,cutor
of Christopher Burlington, deceased, TO one Of
the commissioners, of this court, TO be by him
stated, settled, and 10 the court reported with
any special matter Thought pertinent by himself
or by ether party, required to be so stated, and
the said com missioner is authorised if required
BY the pl1indif;s TO examine said James Digs
Dishman, in solemn form.
A Copy--Teste,
w8t WILLIAM MARSHALL. elk.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-19
GEORGE CANNING
William Pinkaey, esq.

His majesty in virtue Of the powers
served to him by two certain acts passed
the 48th year of his majesty 3 reign, the
entitled an act fol-; granting to his rn2ll
until the end of the next session OF Pa4
ment, duties of customs on the goods, ws3
and merchandise therein enumerated
furtherance' Oh the provisions OF certain
ders III council )" the other entitled " ang
for granting to his majesty, until the eng
the next session of parliament, certain d@f
on the sxportatiorfrom Ireland, OF gcos
wares and merchandise therein enumtT
ed" is pleased, by and with th- advice OF
privy council, to order, and it is hereby
dered, that the operation of the AZORES.
acts be suspended as to any duties on
portatlon, granted BY the said acts, SO far
relates to articles, being the growth, p
duce or manufacture fany country, tort
time being, in anity with his majesty, q
from the ports of which the British flag
not excluded, imported direct from SUI
country into any port or place of the ANTE
kingdom, either in British shipo, or'ia shl
of the country Of which such artic les area
growth, produce or manufacture.
6 And his majesty is further pIeased,V
the advice aforesaid, to order,and it is hsI
by ordered, that the said duties on eAPof
ton be suspended, as to all goods, wares
merchandise, which have been, or may
condemned as prize until further order
be made therein"
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{ DOCUMENTS
Accombaagi'sg' the message ef The Prs
Of the 18th inst.
M. Canning to mr.. Pinkney.
FoR1IGN OFFICE, Dec. q, 1870

+ SIR,
In my official note Of the Esd S.
i stated to you the probability that some
terations mightbe made in the Orders
council, with view to adapt theiropera
more exactly to the altered state of Eur
and to combine ali practicable relief to /
trails with a more severe pressure uponI
enemy.
AS this statement was however ONLY
dental, and as at the same time disclaipI
any intention Of taking advantage OF $;
proposed alterations in the discussions 4
pending between us-seeing that if md
they would rot be founded on the admiss
ofthe principles forwhich you were comt|
ing, it was perhaps not necessary thu
should trouble you with any further cd
munication upon this subject. Bot thed
der Of which | havethe honor to enclose
copy having been passed by bis majesp
council on "Wednesday last, am desiroq
previous to its actual publication,of expai,
ing to you the grounds On which the mcs
extended alterations, which were in co,
temptation, have been suspended.
1t was intended to relax in CERTAIN d
gree The regulations Of the orders in ccncI
with respect to such of the powers in hslA
lily with his MAJESTY as were not, or sbg@
not place themselves in state OF hosdfI
with Spain but at the same time ,hahI
relaxation was extended to other powes4
prohibit absolutely, by strict, rigorousl
unmitlgated blockade, all intercourse aal
ever with France.
The adoption by these powers, whovrI
to have been tie objects OF such rclaxado''
of the views and projects Of France VII
respect to Spain, does away all assign
ground of distinction between France o.
those powe-is and that part, therefore,
the intended alterations does not take phq
The alterations contained in the encMt
orders in council stand upon sepa
ground, and, as I have NOR. than onctg
derstood from yea that the part Of The q
ders in council which this order goes tor.
tigate, is that which was felt most sord5
the Z. S. have great pleasure in bein9al
thorised to communicate it to you.
have the honor to be, &c.
(Signed)
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-19

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tinction.
Nh. .Tohnst0n's Speech to be continued