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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-23

April 2e--27
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-30

csiiy -four heart .Dnqnsed OF souIptured
trophies and splendid nF'&ol&nrs TO pelpc-
-tuate yolh. names. ThSy sshal fill a nobicr
tablet than art could ever frame, rS.vealth
sccuidever purchase. 'Fhey~are indclibly re-
corded OH the. hearts Of your countrymen
Every freeman is living monument that
shall bear testimony to your virtues he shall
recount them to his children he shall dwell
with rapture on your achievements, and the
lisping infant shall be taught TO bless you
TO be Continued.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-30
g Ecmcmber. o nv friends,

The gcn'rous plan OF liberty dcvisd
$50 dearly bought, the price of SO much blood J
let il nercr perish i'll your hands M
But piously transmit it TO your children"
\ ADDISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-30

'c't OF peace, 70 lull their eac.nics and dsus1
TAN their credit. But hope the people Of
-Amcrica viii not be deceived NOTHING viii
obtain them real peace but skilful and sue
cessful war. lhavc the .,ononr-to be, &C.
JOHN ADAMS.
Pfe6dehf Of Congress.
IN some future letters shall give you, my
answers 10 the French minister and the pro-
positions of tic Imperial courts w
JOHN, ADAMS.
Qa;rcy, Juty 80, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-30

Da;pcred az Ncw-York, on tie Fourth Of J.-
~, 1909, dsfore tie 7anaaiany Society, or
Ca}aoiJian Order---by yonS z. IRgING,
-EsQ. .a.sr ..ti
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-30
From EiFot's (.teacralJ Freenan's Jourstet
INFORMANT QUERIES


The National InteiligGacer states that Mr..
Oakley left England Subsequent to the eth OF
February, whereas Mr.. Canning's hudiishrd
instructions to Mr.. Erskine are dased the gsd
OF January. and since infcrs the probability
that Mr.. O., brought other instructions ofa
subsequent date. We are glad the inteIli-
gencer has called the publick attention to this
circumstance, which is by no means an unim-
portant one. Upon it we found the follow
ing questions.
Can rational doubt exist Tat other and
latter instructions than those of January Esd,
were sent out by Mr.. Oakley
Is it not extremely probable thatthey were
such as Mr.. Erskine was forbidden in any
event TO publish 49, -
Is itnot probable that they may have been
OF that double and fyeisfed character to which
VIC alluded in our FIRST remarks upon the re-
cent news from England naturally leading
Mr.. Erskinc 10 believe that he was. authoris-
cd to make the offers which he did make, and
yet leaving a g loopholc'' for the British MIN
Istry to creep out at va,i, ~ .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-30
THE CAT STILL IN THE BAG.

Our brother editors who are SO dreadiully
positive that the famous letter OF the Esd OF
January disrlcses all the mystcries of late
mysterious negotiation, arc a kfiis risfaksn.-:
or--wc are a,grcct ds0t misfoker. There Is
more to como out yet, and even Mr.. .Ersiinc
may be quite so deep an the rairc as lie
seems to be. - y. .., .- -
We have not entirely abandoned our sus-
picions that ;hc witty aud wise Minister of
His Britannica Majesty has li:,lc oscrac,ed
bis part. tfis onee. IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-30

all our. national misfortunes, isa nest of in
ternal enemies, whose bones would better
grace a British gibbet than a land of freedom.
THEoDoRE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-10
NOTICE

CEHHE Manchester Turnpike Company de-
srous - encourage the use of Broad
d Wheels upon the Turnpike offer pre-
MUM of fly dollars each, for the frat ten va
gous employed in the carriage of coal. which
shalt 30 use wheels, having the tyre thereof. at
least four inches i'll brcsdfh, or upwards, for
the space oftwelye months.
Such as may be disposed TO receive the pre-
MUM hereby offered, are requested to give IN
imalon thereof az the office Of the subscriber.
JAMES BRANDER, elk.
y .crlnher 2nth. 1903. 4W
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-10
Boarding, Lodging IL En-
tcrfQ1nncHf.

,T-RC subscriber is now keeping bearing house
Z ~ the conmodious & conveniently situated
house larely oocupiedby Major James Gibonn. on
the main street, opposite to Harrs's brick o"i'a-
ings. where she will accommodate ladies and gen.
tlcneu by the day, week, month, quarter or year
with gcntee! board, lodging and entertainment.
No exertions shall be wanting en- her part, to give
satisfaction to those who will favor her with then
company.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-10

upon au extensive scale, in the house near Shoe
koe bridge. next door to Samuel peasants, Jr's.
printing Office, where he will keep constant
supply of furniture for sale upon reasonable
terms-aud where furniture in mis- line will be
made upon the shortest uotice, and in the most
approved fssa;ous, or upon any model which
may be dirsc cd. The subscriber viii also keep
on hand, a CONSTANT supply Of Fancy and Wind
sor CHAIRS OF al descriptions. for sale upon
reasonable terms.
Cs: NJ PERRY.
Richmond November 22sh. 1903. (tf)
N. L. Coach and Sign Painting, done at mis-
shop oa til. shortest notice and in the very best
niauuyr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-10
HAMyLToWS

WORM DESTROYING LOZENCES,
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaints similar to those
above described.
A dose Of this medicine given OCCASION
ally during the warm season, will eHectu.
ally prevent the vomiting and purging
of children" dreadful disorder which.
annually destroys thousands of the infant
part of our citizens
Children generally take this medicine
with eagerness having a pleasing ap.
pearance aud an agreeable taste.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-10

TAKEN up by Lawson Huntington in the
county Of Chesterfield, Reddish Brown
HEIFER, with a white strcak cross the face
adjoining the horns, and some little white on
the end Of her tail, marked with a crop, slit and
undcrkeel in the right car, and a smooth crop
in the left car, judged to be about three years
old, and appraised to twelve dollars
Oct 91st, 1903 w3p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-10
TO BE RENTED
For the Ensuing Year,
~ESHE. valuable plantation in the County #
4 Mecslenburg, known by the name of
HIGHLAND,

Containing 1919 Acres, OF which 125 are low
grounds, of excellect quality.-The high lands
also arc generally fertile, and well adapted to
the cultivation of corn, tobacco, and wheat.
The dwelling house, which stands in high and
healthy situation, commanding = beautiful pros
pect ofthe river Roanoke, is large and commo
diols, with all necessary out houses for a gen
teei family. TIE plantation is in good order.
and furnished with a spacious granary, and to-
bacco-bsrns, sufficient to cure good crop for
IL OF IS hands.
Also TO be rented, for the same time, plan
tation adjoining RIcHLASD, on Roanoke river.
and Little Creek, (being the place whereon
John Robinson formerly lived,) containing 1854
Acres Of II and, gcrerally good, and having up
on it convenient houses for an overseer and ne
groes, aud foT the reception of corn and tobac-
co.
The premises will be shcwn by Erasmus Ken
non, now living at Richland. and terms oflease
n&dc known on application to the subscriber.
Possession to te delivered on the first day Of
January next.
WM. MUNFORD.
Richmond, Sepe. goth. 1903 wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-10

n
l. A N d / n G.
From the Schooner Richmond, at Testers new
Wharf,
% Gates Ear;hcnwars,
Is Uhds, Musccysdo sugar,
II dht5. Green Coffee, and
9 Bales Woocus.
IN STORE.
100 Bags Salt,
Is Hits Nolssses,
10 Tsrees Green Coffee,
cor, c7sks sherry,
Pipgs Gin,
50 Boxes Segars,
Bags Race Ginger,
Tyson sfia.a $rEAs.
Young Hyscn
FOR SALE by
Geo. Watt
Richfoond. Ist Nov. 1908
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-10
Blank Notes

AND POWERS OF ATTORNEY, used in
deposi,ng stock in the Bank Of Virginia, for sale
at this Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-10
49, FOR sAI.x Aaosr,
tfdWiLtors E6er, -, r

aamiltons E6eses end E..~ sf
MuRard,
ta'e and effeaua remedy for aer,. =, i
o.. nepnma'mm, Gou.. Sheurarie Gou,I
Pahyy Lumbago. Numbncis. Wb;,. s,,.,,;sS
Chilbiains, Sprains, Bruifcs, pain:n,hs ps
Neck, Sc. race ano,
Ar OUNCE OF PREvENrror
FOUND OF CURE" A.
va '"' pesen''on and cure of Bilious and MAJ
hgnant Feversi,recommended
Habn's Anti Bilious Pix.
The operation of thcfe pills is perfeealv r,;,a
10 as 60 DC u.ed with fafcty by perfen. in ev,ry3
hsuationJ and of every age e''S
Hamilton's Elixir,
a 'overeign remedy for Colds. Oba;n
Coughs, Ahhma, Sore rhroa.s, and apnro,ehe
ing Confumpsion,.
10 Parents who may have children afliaea with
TIE Hopping Cough.
ms diiovery ia of che fri magnitude, a, :.
affords immediate relief, checks ,he nrorr.c.
and IN eort time enti;eiY removes the mon
cruel diiorder to which children are liable. The
h"I,. !, 10 perfectly Agreeable, and the doie 70
mail that no difficulty arifes in takingit.
7be Rs/foratiOe Pozoder for the
Teeth and Gums.
HAHN's GENUINE BYR WATER,
a ioverign remedy for all difcafes of the eve.
whether the etfe3 benatural weakness or of acct
dent, fpecdily removing inAsmma tion,, deauei,
ems OF rheuu. dullnefs, itching and films on the
eyes never failing to cure thofc NAL aides which
frequently fueeeed the fmalI- pox, mesGes and fe,
vers, and wonderfully strengthening TO weak
fight. Hundreds have experienced its execlIen,
virtues when dearly deprived Of fight
e Z virtue ~ deed of trust execuiet 10 Ri
~ ward T.. Chambcrlayno, now deceased. and
myself by James b. L,yiepage. 10 secure and sa-
tisfy stTrrdry. dsrs due By the said James g. Lit
tlePar 10 Benjamin Mosby. assignee of Will
| am Drrdridge, together with expenses of This
tras', Which said desi is duly recorded in the
County Cour, Of King William, shall on We'd
desday the SIN OF March, 1879, proceed 10 sell
- the highest bidder, for ready money, 4. King
William courthouse, certain Tract o. pa. eel cf
LAND. lying and being in the Parish of 81.
Johns, and county OF King William, and com
| monty known as and called by the name OF Pal
nlers. containing by estirstioh, four hnndred and
! fifteen Acres of High Lana and one hundred a.
ores OF Marsh Laua hc the came more or less.
and bounded by the lands of Bernard Moore
William Gregory, George ". r Gusts, and
John Qparles, dec. and Ma,apony River.
Bernard Lipscomb.
December s,h, 1903. wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-10

THE subscriber having removed 20 the houses
Y on Shockoe Hill, fosmeriy occupied by Maj
Wi,,sr, Du Val, in very agreeable part oR-tnc
city, and contiguous to the Capitol, rs prepared
and DESTROYS os taking from IS 70 20 Members OF
the Assembly &c bosrders during the ensuing ses
sion. The greatest a,tention will be paid TO their
accom- noa&icn.
NJ b. he has for sale three or four likely
young Negroes, two of whom are likely young
r,en.
H. Puryear.
lovemher 10. 1908. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-10

Among the symptoms attending worms,
are disagreeabie breath, especially in the
morning bad and corrupted gums
itching in the nose and about the seat
commissions and epfepiic fits and some.
times privation of speech--starting aud
grinding ofthe teeth in slsep--irreguIar
appetite sometimes loathing food and
sometimes voracious purging, with Sill
nay. and foe.id stools Vomiting; Large
and hard belly Pains and sickness at the
stomach Pains in the head and thighs,
with lowness of spirits Slow fever, with
small and irregular pulse A dry cough /;
Excessive thirst Sometimes pale and
unhealthy countenance, and sometimes
the face bIoa,ed and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, should have immediate re.
course to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-10

The 9Th vol. Of East's Reports, and the 5th
vol. OF Espinasse's Reports arejust receiv-
ed aud for sale by 5. Pleasants.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-10
New Law Books.

gBY CHARLES JARED INGRRsoLL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-10

DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
Bet remembered, That on the thirteth
day of May, in the thirty second year of the
independence of the u. States of America,
Thomas Z. Birch OF the said District, hath
deposited in this Office, the Title ofa Book,
the right whereof he claims rs Author, in
the words following, to wit:
'sThe Virginian Orator, being a variety
''of original and selected Poems, Orati..
ssons and Dramatic scenes, to improve
"the American Youth, in the ornamen-
"tal and useful art of Eloquence and Ges-
"turc,"
IN conformity to the act of the Congress of
he u. States, fttuled &c An Act, for the
Gncouragemcrt Of Learning, by securing
nc copies OK Maps, Charts, and Books, TO
she Authors and froprietors of such copies
during the time therein mentioned"
WILLIAM MARSHALL,
Clerk OF the Dienict of Virginia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-10
NOW IN THE PRESS,
The Virginian Orator,
OF
Patriotic Poems, Orations and Ora
matte Scenes,
Intended to improve the American Youth
in the useful and ornamental art of
Eloquence.
BY THOMAS E. BIRCH

The late British aggressions have given
birth to "a great part of this book, and the
author fatters himself, that it contains the
sentiments of every patriotic American.
~ Subscriptions for the above work will
be received at the Office of the Virginia Ar
gus, at IS. Cd. copy.
September II, 1903. w2m
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Circulating Library.

& variety of BOOKS have been added TO
the former collection, among which are some
Of the latest productions.
{ NOVELS, Gc.-Logers of La Vendee
Wild Irish Boy; Wife and Mistress Ira
ditions; Romantic Tales; Lady MiClairns
Lawyer; Italia; Henry Fatal Revenge;
Founding of Belgrade, Female Quixotism
Exile of Erin; Cicely; ,Corinna; Adelne
Discarded Son, sc.
American Register Literary and Euro
pean Magazines Plays, l6 vols. kc. sc.
* A new CArALoeuE Just published and
may be had at the Library.
G. A. Shutz.
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* sAA
IM ",
HIP ,KAR NEWS.
D4
SHIP
Pert Of 1tegandrsa.
ARRIVED,


Brig Sally Eliza, captain Bell, IS days
from ST. Bartho.omews-Co Coffee and Sugar
John Tucker.
There had been FIVE French men Of war
at lhe Saints, three sail of the line and two
frlgates-they had all got out and the two
irigates arrived at Guadaloape-the US
had not been heard Of. On the night of the
18th April the British were throwing shells
into the Saints.
The inhabitants Of Guadaioupe were
holding themselves in readiness, expecting
an attack from the British.
Left there ships United States, Barnett,
and schooner Alert. Coleman, to sail in 3
days; briggs MaryAnn, Davidson, ( Hun
ter, Borrowlale, cargoes not discharged
Schooner Sea Flower, Todd, Boston
Northern Produce--to ]. G. Laid & others.
Brig Perseverance, Foster, do.-North-
ern Produce--to c. Catlett.
Brig Sophia, Stsnwood, Newburyport-
Northern Produce--to Lawrason & Fowle.
Sloop Unity, Hand, Philadelphia-Dry
Goods different merchants.
Brig George Washington, Sheldon, Pro-
Observation-Disclosures Produce-the master.
Schooner Three Friends, Kelley, New
Bedford--northern produce--the master.
Schooner Nightingale, Rlueford, Norfolk
!-Salt-M. Miller.
Sloop Defiance, Northup, New Port
northern produce--the master.
SlooP George, Williamson, Norfolk
sundries--the master.
Sally, Gonsolve, Providence--northern
prodnce--thc master.
Schooner Citizen, Sturges, New York
dry goods &c.--daerent merchants.
oloop Lydia. Potter, Providence ;. l.-=-
northern produce--the master.
Brig Sally Eliza, Bell, St. Bartholomew,
--coHee--to different merchants.
CLEARED.
Schooner Sally, Rhodes, Providence
by the master.
Schooner Federalist, Gunnisen, Ports
mouth, n. III. by the master.
Bug Mary. Snow, Norfolk--by Mr.
Rhodes.
Schooner Lively john, Shorter, Balti-
more--5ames May.
Schr. Harnolt, North, do. do
.Schr. Swift, Glib, Boston--by John G.
Laid,
stoop Roer,ay Izzowland, New Redford-v
by the master.
Skip Citizen, Dodge, Gottenburg, --by
Washington Bowie.
Schooner PANE, Skinner, St. Barthoio-
mews---by Joseph Riddle.
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From the Federal Gazette.

NezU 1ork Elcction-We have received
but one New York paper BY this days mail,
the Evening Post of Saturday in which
Mr.. Coleman gives the following account
In the city, the highest Federal vote 1900
Democratic 1925
Lowest Federal 4, sa9
Democratic 1919
Average majority in the city, sixty t7o0
and a hadfior the democratic ticket. The
same paper contains the following remarks.
The democratic ticket has, it is suppos-
ed succeeded in this city by majority short
of fifty, supposing all the returns t. be re-
ceiyed as good. But if the facts stated 10
me respecting the proceedings Of. the inspec-
tors Of the tenth ward should psove to be
correct, have no doubt that the returns
from that ward will be. rejected and then
the whole federal ticket will be eleeted.-
More of this hereafter. Che majority for
Senator is 1875, last year.it was only So. /
view it of vastly more moment to the frde-
raj party to carry. the senator for this dis
trict than the assembly ticket for this city
and that we shall carry him / entertain the
highest confidence
In one ward the inspectors returned 80
votes Tor Josiah Ogden Hoffman, as scatter
ing, because his name was written on the
ticket thus: Josiah @. Hoffman. :" while
the same inspectors .canvassed the votes of
Samuel l.. Mitchill, just as well as i. it had
been Samuel Latham Mitchill.
P.S. Since writing the above, I have
made myself so<wen acquainted with the
facts, as to say swithout hesitatien,5 that
the returns of the tenth ward must be set a
side. Bets on tie tedsral ticket I consider
as perfectly seczne-gHE ELECTION rs
OURS.
' Dutchess.-r-Fo ur towns in Dutches
county, besng all we have heard from, give
the federal ficket majority of 7o5e
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Public Sale.

On TUESDY next, WI, be sold, at the
Vendue Store,
Checks Madras Handkerchiefs, Calicoes,
Ginghams, Velvctss Washington Stripe, cot
on and linen Cloths, Bedticking, Factory Coz.
o., Womens' Combs, &c. and
Two cases containing Cambria Spott Mus
liz. and Gclden'd CambIicks.
P. G. Marffeller.
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NOTICE.

In ~ Il 4 ~
The following is published for the informa-
ton and government of the citizens OF Alex
andria, and the Superintendent ofPoll Calls
their particular attention to its provisions, az
he has received express instructions to en-
force their execution.
John Longden,
Superintendent Of Police.
May q.
EXTRACT
From the aa TO remove Hgis0nees, pre-
servs the health Of the Inhabitants Of
the toyn Q f Alexandria, and for other
purposes.
80 d z it enacted, That the persons
SEC Il Is living on paved streets shall
clean the iootway opposite the property they
occupy and moreover shall wash such
footways every Saturday from the first of
May to the first day OF September, unless
prevented by the weather any nhabitant
who shall not perform the said duties,
shall Tor every neglect, forfeit and pay thir-
ty three cents. No person shall throw or
cause to be thown down, from any Wagon
or other carriage, or in any other manner,
any rubbish, litter or dirt, on any street,
public lane or alley, and suffer the same to
remain for more than twenW-four hours,
except in such quantities and such places as
may be allowed by the Superintendent of
Police: Provided, that any person desirous
of depositing on any street materials tor
building shall apply to the Superintendent OF
Police, who shall appoint proper place and
assign q reasonable space for deposlting said
materials, whoever shall offend herein shall
forfeit aud pay FIVE dollars for each offence,
and be subject to the farther penalty of one
dollar for every day such building materials
shall remain contrary to the provisions here
of.
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May f..
Partnerihip dlGolyed.

TIE GO partnership Of BonsaL and RiekS,
etts, is dissolved BY mutual consent.
J. RoNsAL is authorised to settle the affairs
Of the late concern, and will attend at the
house Of L. Ricketts, for that purpose.
John Bontal,
Benjamin Ricketts,.
Nav ,2-f41 2aW2w
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RULE" The owners, consignees, or
captains of the American ships in the ports
of france, or of her dependencies, must,
previo... to their clearing out, give TO the
Consul Or Vice-consul Of their nation, in his
public, capacity (and which shall become
matter of record inthe office of the said Con-
sui or Vice Consult sufficient security by
written obligation, that their return to the U.
States will be prosecuted directly and bona ,fde
and that they will not voluntarily touch at a.
ny port or place on their homeward passage,
by doing which they will subject themselves
TO future cap9uge and detention by either bel
iigerent
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{COPYJ
PARlss S5d february, 1909.
SIR,

SIR,
Ills majesty has been pleased 50 raise fhe
Embargo ON Americas vessels, within the
ports of France and her dependencies, and
fine better to assure their direct return 60 the
United S.atess so place eheba a'fogether at
nay disposla0ge Yoa wsa therefore be good
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Starch
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a. S9s5scr15ta0i1 Dinner.

A Subscription Dinner, on the 18th May,
on the Barbaeud Prize Lana6, will be furnish
ed at Sebastian Spring. Those gentlemen of
Alexandria and its vicinity, desirons to at
tend. will find subscription paper at Mr..
Caten's City Hotei-aHd those ofthe Cttyo Of
Washington, George Town and its vicinity,
will find one at Longs Hotel,
Dinner will be on the fable precisely aS&
O'Clock.
By No subscription viii Be takep after
the 10th.
Mays.
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FOR RENT.

THE DWELLING. HOUSE Of the late
Colonel Hsor, on Water-street.--It is spa
cious and convenient, and has ali necessary
atheuses, With very excellent garden ar
acbed TO it.
J. II. Hooe.
John MuncaGef;s
gxscpeess.
Starch 2s. eotf
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enough to aprrise tle captains, superear.
goes and owners. within your consular dis
,rict, of this arrangement, to the end that
they may sail as soon as possible for some
port or place in the United States. Tie on
ly rule which, in my view of the SUBJECTS
necessary to accomplish the direct return Of
these. vessels, (which is at once the object of
our government and Of this) is hereto sub
joined. You will be pleased to consider it in
every case indispensable, and should ohiec-
tons be made to it by captains or others, you
willslose no time in stating to me their ma
ture and extent, SO that means may be taken
to obYiatc them.
lam with much regard,
Your obedient servant,
tSignedl
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Wi!aam Lee, Esquire, C0asa ef
the u, S. Bordeaur.