Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-08

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4 - Aci OF tie state of Georgia, passed
sl2th OF l)cc-mser, 1894, astonishing 'ae
,f inc aarbor m-s,2r and health officer ot
n,,,s o. S.vAnnsh and ST. Mary,s.
N.o Al Act 20 annex Il part OF the state OF
Icy to the collection district OF New
% remove the otn.ice Oh colicCtoro. Nj
1o.A % ewistown; TO mae Cape Vincent
aa".~ If delivery, and out of the districts OF
and Mississippi to make two new dis
49, 70 b. called the districts OF Sandusky
-, 1T che. and for other purposes.
ai'" An Act Tor The relief of John MAGMA
- An Act to extend the time Tor complct-
-. tie third census or enumeration OF the
- .ht.nts of the United States.
sg "A Act concerning Invalid pensioners
81. An Act making appropriations tor car
rr;o.. into eject treaty between the On.'ed
SITES I'd the Great and Little Usage nations
If Indians, concluded at Fort Clark, Oh the
t.sth tav of November, 1903, and tor other
purposes. 49,
AZ. An Act for allowing reasonable COM
nensatlon 10 the pe"sor.s who have taken S!h
account Of the several manufacturing establish
.p,ants a,d manufacturers within the United
States.
A. An Act.nakins further appropriations to
co,n,lete the Qualifications commenced t0r the
security of the ports and harbors OF the United
States.
AZ. An Act for the relief of Richard Tsryin,
William Coleman, Edwin Lewis, Samuel
Minis, and Joscpn Wilson ofthe Mississippi,
Territory.
IS An Act to increase the salaries of the
Judges Of the Circuit Court OF the District Of
Columbia.
A.. An Act to extend the right Of suffrage
in the Indiana TERRITORY.
IS. An Act IN Addition to the Act to regu-
late .tae l,xing OH. and yJIaSing a road from
Ccalberlanii, in the state Of Maryland, co the
state of Ohio.
IS. An Act to establish trading houses with
the Indian tribes
~. An Act to provide for the final adjust
rnent OF claims to lands in the territories OF
Orleans and Louisiana, and to repeal the Act
passed for the s4ss,e purpose and approved
February Is, 1911.
T Communicates far ,hc PhHad"lthia ReFister.
Extract OF 4 letter from :; respectable COM
rlcrcial house liz Bremen, to another lii
this CITY, d3ecd Dee. /, lslo---Our cores
pondence has been interrupted by long series
Of unfortunate events, walcn nave attended
commence snr several years past.
We fer The balance toe trade carried on
with the Danish ports since the raising OF the
embargo is much against your country, Tor the
losses sustained this year exceed by Tar the
profits of the last, and yeu have 10 reason to
regret that those ports are now shut like all
the rest OF toe continent.
If the present system continues and no
fresh supplies Of colonial and American pro-
duce arrive on the continent, 1t Is possible,
thu, in the course OF II months the American
car,ro.,s, which remain On hand, can be realized
SO IS 20 DAY cost and charges at present many
articles are not worth by far as much as the
duties CoStcn, for Instance, is offered 1T 10
70 Is eroats, and the French tariff is ~ to .
Sroats.
We do rot think it advisable &c CARR on
trade. nader protection of licences, for d vessel
that is bearer of such d protection will tall
prev to either one or the other, and alter it
has braved the riscue Of seas, the dutiesmus
be pa;d, and profits Cannot be expected I; OF
course it is best TO suspend i! mercantile m
tsrrourse, til YOU are Gil 4 certain footing With
t,le 5e.!;gcre't powers.
T. nis country we are re!rcel to state OF
to.al In c.i,ity, and we entertain 10 hopes tor
better times. I'll We are blessed BY M2d Pro-
whence with general pece.
Perhaps the exports of German n1aItniac-
lures to neural ports may be permitted, and
our linens which are so much wanted IN South
America and the West Indies, merit yoar at
tcntioa. III this case we beg to be favored
with vour orders, which shall be executed to
your satisfaction.
We canrot quote prices for articles OF I'M,
port, rs our merchants are so much alarmed
as not 20 touch goods at any price.