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Ten Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber
in Prince William County on the Gath OF
July last, Negro Woman named CLARE
with male child about four months old -
She formerly belonged to the estate of John
Gibson, she is about IS years of age, very
black, about FIVE feet six inches high-she
took with her sundry cIoathing which can
not describe it is expected she is harbored
in alexandria by free sister who resides
there and whose husbands name is Jesse
Jennings. The above reward will be paid
for securing her in any Jail so that l get
her again, and reasonable charges if brought
home.
Simon Luttrell.
Masters Of vessels and others are cautioned
against harboring or carrying her off.
August 10. eo1t"
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FRESH TEAS, &c.

Just received and far sale, by the subscriber,
so leaden caddies Gunpowder and 1mpe-
al,
u quarter chests and boxes do.
s. do. large Hyson,
IS do. and boxes Young Hyson
S do. HysoA Skin ;,
Teas, ofthe latest IMPORTATION and
of excellent qualify.
80 barrels very good Brown Sugar
IS hhds. Philadelphia Rye Whiskey
40 barrels Baltimore inspection do.
1900 W.T.. of Goshen Cheese
60 tons Plaster,
also,
A. general assortment OF Groceries, oe''
Flour and Crackers.
Joseph H. Vaudeville.
July Is diwSlaw4"
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November /.
t. Superhne Yellow Bark.

DR.. S.4NfORD'S improved POWDER
Of the BARK, having been u.ei and highly
approved by many physici-I.s Of distinguish
ed character in different plrts Of the United
States the proprietor is now encouraged to
offer it to the FACULTY in general, IN tr tie
persua.ion. th.t TO practitioner Of t.s,e, in
The choice OF his means, can fail to be sra,iE-
ed in Tie use of this elegant prepar.t;on.-
10 strength, 6aeness ard certainty o. opera.
ton, :, greatly surpasses the bark in COM
mon use.
ALSO,
The ESSEATIsL SALT or SlSE
pleparet; By the same.
The above articles are pu. Up il parcels of
different sizes, to a. coMinoda,e TIC usu.l
wants Of a"t only physicians, III. Of f5..ii
druggists, country merchants ard priya. f..
miles Sold Nv
James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, ,nu no o.iey Re. son il ILL
DRdTIa
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PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue Of deed of trust from Da.,,
M.CAR1r, and MlRoAREITA NATl,,,
SxovpEx, MS wife, TO Is TIE sub,cn,,r,
will ne exposed &c public ss.e, on Sara.
DAY, the IIth da. of January, 1915, :,
the CoFes-tIcuse. IN hlexsDtrl:--
A TRACT OF IND on tn. river p.
n tomsc, iyiag IN Loudoun County, s,.ts
Of Virginia, knozn IS M.Car1J's Island, .id
Sugar Land Tract Or 30 much thereof es sui
be sufficient ID pay the SAN -ecoroeG in sd
deed
Til, property les about 20 miles above
Gerpe oan, and the civ Of Washington,
and the Island part Of the property, ooa;li..
ing 800 acres, is known ~ Its production. 10
be the most valuable and desirable land in e..
Their the states ofNzr, Isnd or Virginia, win
proper cultivation may lie made 10 produce
100 bushel. OF corn per acre. A greet pro-
portion OF this irae. is heavily tinlbersd, from
which an inexazus:ao!e quah,i:y If strip TIM
Der, slaves. &c. may be taken The pro-,
perry Will &c shewn On application TO Mir.
ohn ". Bronaugh, in George own.
The terms Of sale 1c--OEe third cash oa
b dsy Of sale. the czlarce in three equal
payments cf three. six and nine months, III
besrirg interest from the dav OF sic, With
.ro approved encorsers residing in The dis
.rict of CclumbIs--tse land is TO remain
sound and be re-soid al ten DAYS notice, on
default Of pay mert. for 50 much ready mo-
new as may Re sufficient 70 raise the balance
then due. and the residue II q credit 20 meet
,he future ias:almsnt o. instruments the
proceed. OF " hich re.sle to lie In lie man.
ner secured. and this ope ration Of ses.ie is to
be made e. often = such successive defsui.
shall require conforming e'es' to the ;s'ms
prescribed Tor The frs,
Elisha Janney,
James Keith, Jun.
Octobero laws
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e. Removal.
Joseph SPEAR.
Resheetfutty informs his friends and the tub.

Resteetfully INFORMS his JIiends aid he tub-
tic,
THAT he has removed his shop to Roy
al-street 10 the one lately occupied by Mr..
B. Adamson. near the Coffee House where
he carries on the CABINET BUSINESS
in all lis variou. branchss--te also makes
and repairs ell kinds of Musical Instruments,
such as Piano Fortes, Bass Viols, Violins,
Guitars, &c and will also furnish Mahogany
Collins for grown persons for fifteen dollars.
He hopes the quality of his materials, the
soundness of bis work and the strict atten.
ton he intends paying TO his business, will
ensure him encouragement from a generous
public. All. the above branches OF business
will be executed at the shortest notice
November s.. l3t Law
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ORIGINAL
F4MILY MEDICINES,
Prepared with the greatest care & attention
By MICHAEL LEE. & Co.

Prepared with the greatest care attention
BIZ MICHAEL LEE & Co.
Lee's Horm Dcsfro rig Lozenges.
This neei -ine is superior 20 sEv ever Of
fsred 20 TIE public, being inn-c and mild.
certain aud efficacioUs in It's operations.
Lee EErir,
A certain remsor for colds, coughs, or
as,hmas and particularly the whosping
cough so destructive TO children
ZEE. Essence IF Nussard.
So well known for the cure OF Rheums-
ism, govt, palsy, sprairs. etc.
Le.'. Grand FesforafTe,
Proved 10y long experience TO lie unequal
LED n the cure Of nervous disorders. con-
sumption., lo~ness Of spirits inward weak
ness, etc.
Lees An.- bilious PH's.
For the prevention and cure of bilious and
malignant fsvers
Lee's Sovereign Oinfuen' fsr the Ich.
Which is warranted an anfal ib.e remedy
at one application
Lees InfaLi5ie Ague = FTe- DRIFTS,
Fer the cure Of agues, remiltent and in
termi;tent fevers.
L-e's Genuine Pers;a. Iotio:,
Celebrs ted for tie cure of ringuorms, tet-
tiers, etc.
Lee, Genuine Eye Hoter,
An efEectual remedy for all diseases in TIE
eyes.
Which give immediate relief
Lees T1cth-.5ehe DrQfs,
Lse's Com PLATTER,
Lee's Damosk Lin Satve,
Lee's Rcs:oratiue Po:vder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lec's .5nodyne EElt,
For the cure OF every kind Of headache.
TIE Indian Vegetable Sh-eGc,
For the cure of Vcnereal complaints
Sold wholesale and retail, BY the proprie-
tor. No. 90, Pitt-Street, Baltimore.
r. GRAY. bookseller, king-street, and
n. KINGSTON, Fairfax-s,reet, Alexsn-
dria
To country merchants and others, who
purchase to sell again, liberal discoun. will
be given by the proprietors.
To detect counterfeits, observe each arti.
Gle has. on the outside wrapper, the sigma.
;ure of MICHAEL LEE, and Co.
n. B At the places OF sale may be had
fgratis) pamphlets containing recent and ex-
lIaordinany cases of cures whose length pre-.
vents their being herewith inserted.
June 20 law
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ROGERS
Vegetable Pulmonie Detergent,
FOR COUGHS, CONsUMPTIoNo AND
ASTHAAS

ne n5,. ossiiEase C-Egis yi-id 70 u.
TThe preposserous composition OF n
aamma,ory drsgs the di.appoih''
ments repeatedly experienced In nv F-ae.
tioe. from remedies nightly reoommended,
added to my own predisposi''on to fuimo.'e
Complaints. were pow .rlui inducements WIN
me 20 consider, whether compound, ooa-
sistine of vegetable substance. could TOT oe
invented, more free from the veil founded
objections Of practitioners, AID better caier-
lated TO avert the Threatening destruction OIL
the Lungs.
Inow offer to the public, tie result OF ~
year. experience. on this subject. No e&-
Den.e or trouble has been spa ed IN this COM
position. Tia, no medicine. for eonsunP-
i've and asthm.tic con plants. has been 50
successful as nv FEGETf8LE POL.Ec-
NC DETERGENT. would iii become me
To mention IN this address
Blu, If the at,esta,iols OF Persons, OF tse
highest responsibility, OF its efficacy, which
will be shewn TO any person: Ii the great ano
INCREASING demand Tor i, may De called Pr of'
i, is proved.
Prepared BY myself, at my DisPensary,
Northampton, Dis
George Rogers.
October 3. la~es.
~ TIE ABOVE Medicine is sold By RIcH-
ARD H. LrILx, Druggist, FART y street,
Alex andria.
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C.. BENNETT
November 81.

VI y Il
cg.r. for SAX az as Hareh0rse, Columbus
sireef, near King street,
/ hogshcad English Seine Irvine, first
qualify
= boxes Scotch Threads assorted, from
No. 6 10 so.
6 ,sle3 brown Russia Sheetings.
IL hales Ravens Duck.
10 bales white Russia SheetiDg, OF very
superior quality.
10 bales company short Nsnkeens.
bales do. long do.
N boxes real Nance do. do.
bsies Barboon Gurrahs. first quality.
3 bales Bates.
bales Mamoodies-
I bale Cossas.
/ bale super6ne goldend Sawns.
COX Gag Bandanoes.
: Th. glove goods being purchased tor mo-
aey. wa, &c sold very low.
November 20. DIV cow
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.
November

RAN AWAY on the goth June last, from
the estate of Daniel N'Carty, deceased, IT.
the county Of Westnorelan and state Of
Virginia, Negro Man named JERRY, a
bout thirty-6ve years of age, dark complex
ion, about six feet high, bad countenance.
and remarkable scar acloss Lis no: e, anc
another on his head, little above his fore
head; he had On homespun twilled yarI
and cotton round jacket and 2antaloons.-
There is no doubt but he will change his
clothes it is the, efore thought unnecessary
to describe them more particularly. 1t i,
expected that he has procured pass, or 9
forged certificate Of his freedom, as be went
from a neighborhood where there are many
free negroes who write, and from whom he
might very readily obtain copy of their
pass, or certificate of freedom. 1t is conf
IDENTIFY expected that he will endeavor 10 get
to some of the northern or eastern states.
He wa. seen a short time since in the town
of Baltimore. Thirty Dollars will be given.
if taken in the county, and if out of the state
and secured in any Jail. so that ge, him a.
gain, the above reward and all reasonable
charges paid, if brought home.
Richd. Stuart.
N. B. All masters Of vessel. and other
persons, are hereby forewarned from harbor-
ing or employing the above described Negro
Man, at their peril, or under the severest pen.
alties of the law. r. S.
September Is co
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TIE Subscriber offers TOR Sac or
Rent,
ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS,


TWO or three LOTS, or TRACTS o.
LAND, containing from to so acres, ana
distant from Alexandra. about IsIiie x a haii'
ana from the seat Of government four miles
The proximity OF this property to three
m rket towns, the p!cassn.ness OF IT'S atua-
ton. and the Improvements "''out 70 be made
by several weaithy and respectable ciuzens
oftb. town on son.e Of INC adjacent lots, Ale
ford rsa.on to expect : speedy rise In value
To persons DESTROYS oi securing eligible
settles for present improvement, CT future re-
tiremen,, an opportunity If locating them
selves so adyantagsJuslY may not again &C.
cur.
Also FOR SHE OR LEASE,
Several BUILDING LOTS, handsomely
situated at the upper end of Washington
street, in a healthy and agreeable neighbour
hood.
Oh. Alexander.
November 81. div eo3w.
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FOR RENT,
10 the Lovers of Agriculture
In ar1tle ard fertile field h presented.

VANISHING to direct my attention to ;
w different employment than that o
farming. offer to let, for a term Of years
that V,LU.3BLE ESTATE wherein | re
side, and k; own as .ferander's Ls.cnd. Thi:
ests,e is si;uated Oh the south side the nve,
Potomac and in the lap OF government Tho
min road passing through has affe rdsd e
travellers an opportunity of viewing this
beautiful ard by nature productive fam -
This property, possessing the advantages O
three markets, George Town, Washing1cs
and Alexandria, renders it an object w.
worthy the att, nt:on Of the fa.rser Al.
farther commentary i, deemed uhnecesss',
as persons wishing 10 rent 1t Is presuRet
will view the estate.
r. If this property is not soon app!ie'
for, shall make arrangements TOR the oui
,ivation Of it myself, which will preclude O.
theirs for the succeeding year. Asy iniol
nation viii be given or applications receiv:t
in relation to the Island. by George Uash-
iag,5n, o. myself resident thereon.
W. H. Washington.
November &c
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- Cash Sale Of LAND.

Ey virtue ola decree of the County Coun
OF Prince william, rendered In sun
therein dcpenIsing between Lnd~eh Lee
executor of Thomas lee, sen deceasea,
and Bu.hrpd Washington, thafnfl5t--
against John Chesley's representatives.
leEnGs-ts-viI.- be exposed to sale, Tor
sast, at public auctiOn, on the premises
on the r7ts day Of December, 1871,
Tract of Land, containing
SIX hundred acres, lying on Cedar Run, In
Prince Wiiiizm County and lately the resi-
deace OF Js.n C5esiey. Esq deceased MS
land is situated in sen-eel, PoPulous, and
wealthy neis hborbooi, about Ii miles from
Dcmfris. and s. from Alexandra TIE
improvements on i, are spacious dwelling
house no; quite finished, and good Oh Is
and farm houses. Tae izsd is very well
situated for farming and contains large
portion OF prime meadow land Inc sale
will certainly take place on that day without
eserVc.
The Commissioners.
Noxs,I~r 6-II dts.
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Elisha Janney,
James Keith, Jun.
laws
Valuable improved LAID for Sale.

A TRACT Of LAID containing about
"A two hundred ard sixn ARES, situated
On the saore Of the Potomac River, shor:
distance below Alexandra: 10 The Sold land
is at,achsd Fisher, w,th handsome i'm
orovenents Tor Carrying i, o. to large ex
tent The fences s:e In excellent order. a
,rge Pro ,ortioa being past and rail, md AZ
most new he. e is 4 convenient DWELL.
.NG-HOUSF. il sord repair. and All excel
sn,la :. KIT HEN: part OF tee tanh is
~eil taken in clpv-I and she whole perfectly
iapted to The Lcudon hu>bandry.-- par.
.;cuisrs sPoiJ TO
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
o. bard sckoozer RISING SUS,
400 barrels TAR
loo barrels TuFpentlns
so barrels PilCh
IS barrels Bright Sarnish
ID barrels Spir IS furpenune
For terms apply 20 Captain John Osburn
on board, a, Vowe.Ps whsrt, or TO
Mclean & Somers.
November 50. :"
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Kesl Shoej and Fancy SOAPS.
Just reeeipfd Jrom .str-YorE,

Just reeeipfd .Jrsm .'tr-Yort,
4 fresh suppl, Of Ladies Kid and Aioros.
60 Shoes, with heeis-anG from Boston great
variety of Fancy Soap nd Wash Bais. In
boxes Of dozen each, assorted, some OF
which is superior 10 any ever broush, to this
place.
~ STORE,
$50 Bales CottoB-nice quality,
Shad in bsrreis-weil cured and in pickle,
Carolina Indigo in boxes,
Ground Nuts In bags,
Chip Bonnets la boxes very low priced,
Shoes and Trunks as usual, an assortment.
10 BY -, by 10 and by 9 English and A
merican Window Glass, by the box.
~ Those who wish to have the Glass seS
or to have windows furnished complete, can
be accommodated at short boiice, aid ON
long credit.
E. Gilman.
November I. eo3tisw
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ADVERTISEMENT.

ALL PERSONS whatsoever are hereby
cautioned az .irst Leasing or Purcha>ins OF
WILLIAM Il. WasHINGros, MY Ill Nj,
known As alexander's Isiaid-the said Va: :
jneton having no legal right, title or claim
20 the same.
Philip Alexander.
November l9 '>".
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PUBLIC SALE.

-uRSUANT to decree OF the eour. Oh
tbe United States, for the hfth ofcu"
nd d;s,ric, of Virginia. will be sold at pup
Ec.uetion on the t,h day of January ne4'' a
the town OF Occcquan,
Several Tracts OF LAND,
In the neightorhooL of the said town. 'no In
the county Of FRINGE William, containing s'-
.orether about ore thousand acres. ihe-e
,rse,, are the residue of the lands included
Within the mortgage of John semPie to Jas
lawson. which were lett unsold at io'Ine'
ale Of sundry other property, made at &c
.oo,,n under the above decree. The l2hos
will be sold upon ersdi, of Ole. two three
and four years the purchaser giving bonds
with approved security, and a mortsase up P,
on the lard, sold to secure the pay o.
the purchase money.
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ALMANACS, for 1912,
OF different kinds, arc Just received ana
sale by
James Kennedy, sen.
October u DIFF
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R. l. Taylor,
ALEXANDRA

October =.
~ A small ado ming TR act, contain
ag twelve acres, on which a handsome
)WElLINS-H HOUSE has been began to
e erec' ed. with WEI OF excellent water,
nag be had on very accommodating terms.
saw
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The troops were frequently changed after
being well cloashed a, the expense OF the
city, in order to make room tor others 6
qually needy, who in their turn were G.
ouipped in like manner. Inc various &C.
eusitions on the srnate scr these and other
I,arposes had become excessively srcvious
and heavy, and the more SO as the tide OF
the CITY was, by the occ!us:on IF their river
and other severe restrictions CT Bonaparlr
almost annh Hated.
No French troops lad entered the d"mi-
MON, of Denmark; bit considerable mum
bers were occupying the coast Of Meek.
lcnburg and Pomsrsnia, also the ports Of
Stetlein, Kouigsburg and Dan,zic, and
they still held the Prussian fortress Of GUS
trim.
A a.et Of merchant vessels from England
consisting, it is said, Of SIN or seven hun.
dred sail, had arrived in III. Bal,ic, but
no hope existed of their being able to eaec.
any where landing of the cargoes, which
indeed could not afterwards be sold, and
nothing remained for them bu. to return 10
England.
Danish pr;vateers still continued to car
~ in American vessels indiscrimina,sy as
usual, and the prize cou'ts to condemn on
false and most frivolous pretences : but the
court of appeals had lately reversed sevc-
raj Of their decisions, especially those On
which the prrtex. was the being furnished
with prescribed French certificates Of ORR
gin.
The king Of Denmark had at last been
constrained to <duce his military establish
n-nt to the numbsr,i it WAS stated, OF thlr-
~ thousand, . measure of necessity, IN
account OF the Impoverished state of his f.
nance,, which his minister had long advis.
ed, but which the king could not before be
prevailed on to adoPtf ald it was conlec-
tured that he at last was induced TO it by
an irresistible aud imperious command
The ports of denmark continue shut to the
importation OF colonial produce.
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B
GENERAL TURREAU TO Mr.. SMITH.
Washington, 27th Nsv. 1910.
(Translatioa.)

DR.
Since our last conversation relative ia
the certificates of origin given by the con-
suls Of his majesty in the United Sta:cs. I
have collected and read over the different
orders ct my court on that subiect, & ask
ed ofihe consul general Of France, those
which he might have received directly on
this part OF rhc service, so essential for rhe
security Of your explorations.
1t results from the distractions which I
have received directly, and from shose that
have besn sent to the consul general, that
the consuis OF his majcsty ia tn. y. States
do not deliver, nor must not hereafter de-
liver. snder any pretex,, any cer:.acste Of
origin to American vessels destined for a-
nv por, other than those Of France that.
they deliver them and will deliver them
hereafter to all American vessels dex;inrd
for the ports Of France, loaded ONLY with
the produce OF the Uni:ed States: tsat all
the certificates anterior to the last ,ns,rue-
tons attributed TO the consus OF his n,z-
jes,y, and which il is pretended ogre given
for colonial produce, that evidentiy osne
from England, have been challenged ~
false (argues de faux ia as mnca as the
English publicly tabr'cate papers Of dis
sort at London.
This, Sir, is all that it is possible for me
TO say 70 you at present respecting eertis-
Gates Of origin.
l cannot doubt but that the aorernnn.pe
of the United States will see ia these se.u-
lations of my court an in,ent;oa, distiacesy
pronounced, OF favoring the comm csca1E re-
la,ions between France aud the Una.x6
States,in all the objects OF rsHc wleioa sasx.I
evidently proceed from their agriculsase o.
manufactures.
You viii readily perceive, Sir, thst -
giving this latitutle to the mutually ad~Ms-
tageous relations Of the tpo friendly rry1Ee.
the Emperor cannot depar. from lie sas-
TEN ct exclusion against English coupaserns
without losing the advantages which "a ~.
aud the allied powers mus, neces, ati1y az.
pecs from it.
have the honor 70 be.
With hish consideration, &c.
TURREAU-
Hon. Robert Sm;sa, Secretary q !&aas
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(A)
Translation Of a decree Of Tic lsM (s)
GnLy 1910
July, 1910.

Thirty or forty American vessels my
import into France (unter licrnee) cotton,
FISH oil, dyewood, salt ash, cod fish, hid.
and pe,ry. They may export WING bran
ty, silks. linens, cloths, je~elrv. house.
hold furniture and other manufactured ar
,icIes. They can only depart from Charles
ton and Nrw.York, under the obligation
of bringing with them Gazette Of the day
of their departure { American Guzeue)-
moreover a certificate OF the origin of the
merchandise, given by the Freaeh consul.
containing a s.ut: nee in cypher, the F,ench
merchants who shall Cause thcs- v.ssr!s to
comp, must prove that they arc concerned
in the fabrics OF Paris, Roucu and other
towns,
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NEW-YORK, Decenbes 27.
LatsG from the North Of Earobe.

We are indebted to an intelligent n,er-
chaa,, passenger in the ship Golden Fleece,
arrived las. evening from Tonningen, for
the following letter and summary of events
in that quarter.
"SAsDy- Hook, on beard ship
Golden Fleece, as days from
Tonningen, 26th Dec. 1907
SIR,
With this have the pleasure of hand :
ing several Hamburg and Alsoua papers,
up to the Sd Nov. had brought them up
to the 9Th, which l intended to forward
you, but they got mislaid on board they
contained nothing Of importance. In one
of them was decree OF the Hamburger
Senate, a translation of which you have on
the other side. also forward you a cir
cular from our consul in Hamburg contain
iEg DEGREES Of his Imperial and of his Da-
nish msj sly, relative to the French tariff
on goods III the dominions of the latter. On
Nov. S, the cecree for searching for English
manufactured goods in Hamburg, was put
in force by the Gems d'armcs, assisted by
the officers OF the police and some expert.
encrd brokers, but the quantity of goods
seized was riRing-,hey were hourly in
expectation Of bonfire. Ga ,he 9th was
to commence the decree for branding snug
elrrs--,hcse ,ame measures were to be en-
forced ia all parts of Germany-Indeed
sv,zurvs had already been made in Frank
fort and other places, to u considerable a.
mount. Goods still remained under Sc
aucster in Prussia on the Sd Nov.
Respectfully yours, &c.