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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

IL.
pY Virtue of, AID in conformity to a decree Of
I'D the Superior Court of Chancery, for tn. Rich.
mond district -Will be sold on the premises to the
ghest bidder, on the 18th day of pril next iffar,
If not, the next fair day, tract of land belonging 10
the estate of Philip Gooch, decd, lying in Powhatan
county, and containing sight hundred and twelve a.
cres The above tract, will be divided into lots to
suit the convenency of the purchasers one third
o! the money will be required be paid on the St
day Of August next, at which time possession may
be had of all the land except small part that will
be in corn which the purchaser will have the H.
berry of sowing in wheat third on the frs.
day OF August 1914, and one third, beng the last
payment, the first day OF February 1871 s. the purt
chaser giving bond with approved security, and the
land to remain subject to be sold by the commission
srs, IN case the payments are not made.
SAMUEL III. SAUNDERS,0
JACOB MICHAUX, Commits
JOSEPH MAYO, siener.
- WILLIAM CLARK.
The above tract of land, es on the south side of
the north folk OF Fine Greek, three miles from Pow
iiatah court house, and three from James river
ABBOTT three eishts of which are ceBretl and about
50 or 60 of creek low gro,inIs unrecIair,e ed
but very fertile and well calculated for meadow
The plantation is divided into four Gelds with a
greater part of the fencing in good repair there
are two ordinary dwelling Eousc1 and other out hou
SEES on the premises.
The land is generally level ard has q suppose
from It's iert'hty and great producton) been called
and known By the name of Kentucky. There we're
seven hundred barrels Of cCrn besides a crop If
wheat oats and tobacco, made on it last year This
land Is Sery productive when in wheat, and the
great competition in The wheat market IL being
within or miles oil FIVE or six good manulactur,
ing mis) keeps the price of that article aways very
near (amd am told) sometimes above the Rich
nond price The great demand ior corn, oats
hay, &c Rt the extensive coal pits, within ten or
twenty miles thereof, at which arc regularly en-
ployel about 500 hSnGs, snl from arhuudred Ia
/ y hundred and Fifty wagons, kachs lie price o
those articles ~ Ways very Sigh. Tie Land Is a, va
tered, especially with COOL springs end tie ueigl,
5orhon With lropricly rnay b. sad, 10 he ss heat
thy, p ~ every other rcsPcct as desrab'e - any
IN v ginia and with sucl ADVANTAGES for,.s IN 81,
teet worthy the attention o. person dc si@ous IT vest
ing money IN property of ittt d, scipt;rn, partcu
'ai'y citizen Of Richmond Msnchcstcr wh,
! wan3 9nmter's retreat
hr William Coc.c, who lyes adjoining, IN,
Us wo'i acquainted tners wiJh. will shsw tie lad e
tsny person who wishes 70 pGrcIsss
Wa. II. GOOCH, Gcfre s,.e'yof
F6ihp Leuch, dse'd.
Powhatan county, March 5. W5w
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w." '"miss,oners appointed TO receive sub.
z 'o'ipo2's To The Marine Insurance t,b,,;no,,,
OF konmD,n0, request meeting of the StoekIoli.
-rs 81 the CC'see house If james II Iynel, ON WEI
nesd'y 'ne i0th Inst TOR the purpose 6f cl,oosi.c
Fifteen Dreco rs, x to transact sncj ,,I $50
IS tlic law direeie. '"'''' -
There remains Nine Thousand Kline Hundred
u Sixty -Four shores ohe sui.7cr;bei me BoSts
arc sert 2, the Farmers Bsnk Of virginia, where
Subscriptions will be received
The Peter'sors Papers viii give the shove two
nscrtcos W.
March {. n,
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Every member OF the Richmond Vaskfng.
20" ro!unfeerS, is, requested to come forward i'm.
med'ateiy, and leave his measure for uniform
with Mr.. Thomas Diddep.
T}v order Of the CAPTAIN
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A loan is 70 bs opened for tie use NJ the United
States nn tie advantageous terms OF per cent.
he hath otlhc Onlei States IS pledged Tor It's re
"ShP"on--% what nation IA the Universe eau boast
Of more religious Observance s. is n.cnni,ry 81,
E'gs'u"nts than the American pcopie The deb, Of
tie tormsr war is sAcrely funici and is rapdiy
rviog IA lequa,e means viii I've furnjshe, in
he spring towards more specific security for the
new iuau.
Let i not be said, ihet William P,;t could rs;,e
rye. '0a'' Of T. millions al pei. eent...aud he,
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Mr. CvHrANs Spceci on LIST. Page.1
We recon. mend it TO t,, admir- rs ct the British
Ministers u read Air. Curau's Speeeb---We recon-
mend it To the culogislns Mr. Strong and the weep.
ing Mr. Randolph read Mr.. c.. speech--tha, they
may see OF wha, sort of stuff the Bslwark Of our
holy Religion is made. The Prosecutor of the Ca
tno'c, the oppressor of Ireland, the employer OF
the ind'aas, is worthy Of al! their euiogies aud all
their tears
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ALIENS ArrENrtoY -

Such OF you as wish to remain in quiet in
the y. states, had best, at least show some
disposition to comply with the laws, by re-
sorting yourselves to the Marshal, and oh.
tanning permit FROM him.
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q For several he,v Advcrtisements---pa
larry the Notice from tic Treasury Department res
pcc,ng The New Loan Ia the L. States, aud ,hr
List OF Letters at THIS Post Oifice-see the las: PA.e
oi this paper.
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~ re give as qpe ee. Il.

60 go "e Se' &c
An arrival said to be in the Delaware from
france bringing accounts as late the 23j Jarusi,
.istes the death Of Mr.. Barlow, and TINT Go, Doo
frussians had deserted to the Russians lin express
arrived at Washington about O'Clock, Oh Monday {;
80 says, gentleman i'll town from Washington.
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MARRIED, on Thursday evening 25tl. nit bv ,is
revd, y; ID Blair, Mr.. Samuel Seat, 10 Mise Ehg
a6eth r Se4ton
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ADYICL

lie LOTS in the towD orFri;xviiie viii be so,s
ON Friday the CTR day of y pril neat, e fair. O.
tberwise the FIRST lrir lay alter.
THE TRUSTEES.
M''ch g. TT
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O7dGutant Generals Office.
WaShington City,

S2autan. GenerdP, Office,
WaShington City,
9th Feb. 1918,
GENERAL ORDERS.
Leotenent Col. l. A. Coles of the Goth Regimen
OF Infantry is appointed to superintend the recruit
ing district ia the State Of Virginia os which Lee,
burg is the principal rendezvous (yice Major D,v;J
Cannbel and will repair TO his station the soones,
possible, where he will receive & act on all such
as may be found in the Post Office
addressed to his predecessor. BY order of the Sc
cretary of War.
I. Ii. CUSHING,
Adj. General
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CH g Of his Britanaic .Haje5fps Conu,L
I, .4saregp .4Hen jy. His Britannia Na;es,v,.f,or
su Tor the States Of Massachusetts,, New.Hamp.
sldFe, Rhode Island Il Connecticut, hereby certify
that the annexed paper is a true copy of letter al
dressed to me 10y Her6ert Sawyer Esq. Vice Ami.
ra anu ComfnamdSF IN Chief on tie Halifax Sta.
ton.
Citsn r"fc' M hand asl zeal Of OGee, az Bos.
tan, ia the Stdfe If .Hassachuseifs, tbis M.
tt-nM fay 81 September in the gear Of our
Lsy3 1912.
e.. So .9NDRF,W ALLEN IT,
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4NDREw ALLEN Jr.

"a SELL To all o6Gceys ofhs .Jfujestgs shin,
n par orof Pripmeeys beiorgigg m
,....... subjects ofhis .'L,jesty. 90
'NiihRhAS, from a Consideration of The yi.ai
imr1r'aace Of continuing full and regular snurIy
nj A.'ar and other dry provisions to the POI. nj
Spain and Portugal or their cpiosir., it bas bee,,
deemed expedient by h's Nisiest,'s Goyrrnrnen,
iha IA" outstanding The ho9liltics nov existing be-
wen '"' 'iaie'i Government and these United
States every degree of project N and enco,ros,,.
ment should he given TO American ver,cls lad,
"'th for anl other dry provisions and n.rnd IN n
pors oi SPIN sud Portugal or their coicnies. ,n.,
"hrTNas ~ fnrthsranee Of Ties" views o. lis VI,
icsly'g Government, iIr,bori SAWYER r., Vi,
.H!pr"l and Conmmidcr ir Chiffon thc g,l;f.v
'ia''"n, hos directed 70 me letter uuder thc d.,
o. tde s'h -2aslsi, 1919 eery 5c sidsa is Scre
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NEGROES FOR SALE.


~ Saturday The 9th Of March will be sold Lsfo-
~ the doGr of the Bell Ta-ern in ills CITY tn ;h.
highest bidder tour or FIVE likely Saves-am,nsst
mem is n very good sock and a boy of exseI,est
character, bred to waiting in the houae-Tbe aho,s
e'ah's are sold Tor no fault but to satisfy debt
satisfactory title will be made to the pur eha,er.-
GEO. GREENHoY.
At the same time viii be sold pos;.iv.I ;,L..
reserve from 10 TO IS oter negroes of different des
criptiOns. "es'
March G. 49,
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EMQUIRER-oFFICE, March $.
British Faith :


Af.er having sold their Sop;,.r. Ice,ss.
20 our merchants after Having induced
that class of citizens t. ship their provisi-
ons TO the Peninsula. and led our In
surance-Companies to take risks at low
premiums. the agents of G Britain are now
instructed TO disregard these papers-seve-
raj SHIPS have actually been taken. nnder
tins oreaCn OF faith, carried into port. and
are now lying for trial.
Several of these licenses have even sold
on speculation, for $500. What saws
the specializing genius to this protest on his
papers
An attempt indeed is made to save the
credit of Admiral Sawyer, by aIledgine
that it IS not his license! They are .f,oyezv
.Hiien'S licenses. says Mr. Crocker.-Chev
are %nare1D -aHen's, re-echoes the friend of
Britain.
Wen, sir, to convince you that Andrew
Aliens 1icep isyour true Sawyer license,
a copy OF one T. hem is here with annexed
THE LICENSE.
Ills .1iajesty's Ship Centurion,
at Halifax, tie sth .4ug. 1912.
have July considered that part of your letter
of the 18th uIt which relates 10 she neSns NJ ;s,;
ing aconstant supply Of -four and other dry nrnvi
tons % SPAN q Portugal aad to the W. f. 81 being
aware oil the Importance OF the subject concur i1
the proposition YOU have made. shall, therefore
giVe d,vections.to the commanders of his Maesty's
Squadror undsr my comihand, not TO modest mer.
lean vessels uuarined and SO laden bonaftie bound
to Portuguese or Spanish ports, yose 6gters shall
Oe accompanied 5vith Il certified c0by of this let
ter HnGer jour Consu!iar Seal -
have the honor TO be, Sir, your most obetient
H. SAWYER, Vice Adm.
! ~ :" A--E;; Esq. IDS .mcjssty's Coasui
B5S.JS
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CITY ELECTION.

Oh ELElC T1UN.
tO THE Citizens authorized to vote for Com
II nom Councilmen: take notice that the EIectio,
viii take place on "Wednesday, the yth day of April
next the pal's will be opened at 10 o'clock at the
following places: in Jefferson Ward at the Court
=; ,io ,I IN Madison ward at the Eagle Tavern,
IN Monroe ward at the house of Thomas Under
wood.
DAVID LAMBERT, Coroner,
Acting on OF the death
Mt, Ut the SERGEANT.
-H~loH D. tide
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The Senate of Pennsylvania have unani-
mousiy agreed to loan the u. States one
nltIli"" OF dollars instead or 100000 stated
IN our paper OF Saturday. Dem. Press.
The Consuls Of Foreign powers resident,
IN the United States have been officially
Notified OF the Blockade of the Chesanea Is
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The British Party have sunk the Java to
the rate ct a 36.-But, mark you! when
the British took her from the French in
1910, under the name of the La Rcnone,
she rated as 44-So says Mr.. Steels List
of October last.
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(NEA.lLP.l

A,,rnz"' A-.E:: Esq. ids yifcjssty's C,asuk
B5s.J5
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Land for Gale.

Land for Gale.
By vir:ue efa Deed Of Trsst from BHSh'
r.. uashinston, jim. Esq, 81 Aount
Zethyr, 10 tie Subscribers, ne shaH
proceed to cell for cash at Public .hne-
ton on the 9Th day Of February meet;
on the PREMISES,
All those Tracts OF Land.
situate in the county Of Westmoreland,
called Laurel Grove ard MauTye's de-
vised to the said Washington, by COL
William Augustine Washington his IA
Their; or so much thereof as will satisfy
the debt aad interest tbereip mentioned
and the costs arising from this sale
jesse Timmes,
Carter Mitchell,
Prusfees.
January
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Though late, il is not too late to pass
a law concerning our navigation as has
been suggested, which shall serve as the
basis for negotiating upon the eubject
of impressment, nor is it too late for the
President to nominate Commission TO
negotiate and conclude a treaty. A Eir-
er opportunity cannot be expected for
taking these measures, and let them be
delayed ever SO long, it will at last be
necessary to take them. Though the
war be continued and Canada be in dam
ger, our enemy will not relinquish, the
right of impressment as it is claimed to
be exercised over British subjects.
To save Canada from conquest, En-
gland will net rslinquish this right be-
fore other means for the same end equal
ly eGeciual shall be substituted.-To
savea part Of her dominions, to save a
colony, Great Britain will neither relin-
quish nor impair the means most essen.
tial to the preservation Of the whole EN-,
pire, during her arduous and unexan-
pied conflict with the potentate Of Eu-
rope.
Though Canada were conquered, G.
Britain will not, to obtain its restitution,
relinquish these means without sub
stitute. She will rather suffer limb
to be cut off, than the whole body to
perish Great Britain knows, France
knows AID America knows, that the
salvation Of the British empire from the
grasp Of France, depends on her navy.
The services of her seamen arc indis-
pensable and impressment furnishes the
means By which they are obtained. Let
then those who are DESTROYS of peace,
set to work and finl out other means
which viii be adequate to the object and
let them be proffered for negotiation.
Upsn the President who recommen-
ded the war, and the Congress who de-
clared it, it is peculiarly incumbent to
shorten its duration by sincere endca-
YOURS to bring it to happy termination
by treaty consistent with the just
rights and honor of their country.
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we're to commence building the St. Vim
cent, of ITO guns. :
A gentleman Of Port.ca, it is ssid, has
submitted to government shell, that ut
the immense distance of TIRES miles
will explode 20 balls Of combusublc
matter Of three inches diameter, and up.
wards of 1000 muskct and pistol balls:
these will be scattered on the horizo
within a circle whose diameter is l40I
Yards. The weight Of - she'll will bs
upwards of l.s cwt a
Bread is ordered to fall Id in the peck
loaf.
PLYMOUTH, Oct. a..
This morning from day light TIL 2.
P. NJ. it blew dreadful hurricane iron,
S. W. the morning tide was also very
high it has just abated, but fear it will
blow hard again. An American ship
parted cable in Catwater, but brought
up in safety.
October 81.
Came in the Piercer, IA, from sea;
she brings an account that she spoke, a
few days since, an American schooner.
bound from Boston to Bordeaux, cap.
tared by the Rover brig. The master
of which said that on the Banks of New
Foundland he saw two frigates, Ameri..
can and English fighting very hard, but
does not know the result as it blew hard,
md he proceeded on his voyage to Bor-
deaux-she is not yet arrived.
Dock, Oct 81.
Sailed the Hermes, -, supposed for
America.
FALMOUTH, Oct. IS.
Arrived, the Nymph Packet, With
mails and dispatches, from New-York
and Halifax.
ToHBAY, Oct. 80.
Put in here last evening (after post)
not being able to reach Plymouth. the
Experiment letter of marque, carrying s
guns, with cargo Of cotton and rice, Of
Baltimore, but last from Charleston,
bound to Bordeaux-taken the 3lst inst.
after chase OF IL hours, within 20 miles
Of the Cordovan, by his Majesty's ship
Rover!
Pool, Oct. 70.
It is understood that many American
privateers are fitting, and may soon be
expected to issue from the ports OF
France.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. |.
At Spithead. the Diadem, 81, armed
e: flute, from Sir II. Popham. with fino
American priyatccr, mounting IA guns,
her prize.
Dover, Nov. 3.
Passed by for the river, the Simon
Taylor, Meek, from Jamaica, and the
Heart Of Oak, Nicholson, ftom Quebec.
The former was engaged by an Amcri~
can privateer in lat. 40, N. long. SO, 20,
w. the action lasted two hours, when
the American was beaten off with much
damage, notwithstanding she had "
guns and was full Of men. Capt. Meek
was wounded III the forehead.
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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
rRehortrd f5r the alexandria Cattle.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
rRehortrd for the alexandria Cattle.
WEDNESDAY, January s.
MIR GolGsborough presented the Pc
.i,;on Of Solomon Frazier, praying to be
released from the payment Of monies
claimed fron, him by tie United States
as security for bis brother James Fra.
z;er. Referred to select committee
oi s.
Also the petition of Mary Eccles,on
70 ,hc same purpose. Referred as a.
bove.
Mr.. Sybert presented revolutionary
claim. uhich was referred to the COM
mi.,ee OF claims.
Mr.. Bond presented the petition OF
the Legislature of the Illinois Terrific
~, pyavi:g that four companies OF ran
gers may be raised and placed on he
frontiers for TIC protection of that terri
w. Refer ed TO the committee on NIL
litarv affairs.
Mr.. M Kim from the select commit
tee TO whom was referred the petition
C sunirv citizens OF Baltimore, praying
III, removal Of the lean office of the state
Ct MARYLAND made report, which was
favorable to the prayer Of the petition
ers. and asked leave to report bill tor
that purpose.
Mr.. Goldsberough objected to leave
heirc given. He considered It unne-
ccssary for the house to take any order
on the subject. The establishment OF
the Office at Annapolis in the trst IN
stance was treasury regulation, and 1t
was competent in the Secretary OF the
Treasury, if be thought the public con-
venience required it, TO remove the Of
Gce to any other place He therefore
hoped the honse would not grant the
leave TO report by bill.
Mir. M,Kim ard Mr.. Archer spoke
in favor Of leave being given and point
e., out The reasons which ought to IN
duce the House to grantit.
Ieayewss given, and bill to remove
the Office ofthe Commissioner OF Loans,
from the CITY of Annapolis to Baltimore
va, introduced, and twice read and re-
ierred to committee ofthe whole house
for Friday. =.
The house resumed the consideration
&c the bill in addition to an act for raising
an add:tiona! military force and for other
purposes. -. G.,
vor Of the bill.
MIR. Widgery Mr.. Archer and MI
cr,,dv followed on the same SIDE.
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resulted from a distinct ope-
been attended With the
1 distinct operation, & ought
Emalsama,ed with the profits
(,a,ions, no otherwise than &C
onnec,ed WIKI the act OF de-
= money in England through
of a profitable process OF ex'
bat the gentleman says, they
Is, in fact, and could not have
,u, through these im2orta'
therefore it must be brought
,,;op. Without admitting
{ness of this conclusion, LEI
|, this advantage amounts TO- .
rcposiiion is, that we should
IRA hrqfts. But it appears
rge had been as low under
rcumstances as 10 per cent
lai.n is only to the extra pro-
words the profits not ENJOY
IN times, our enquiry must
6cb do the late profits OF ex-
10 ner cent. The cyl
l. the House shows that ex.
varied during the period OF
fran 5 TO % ID per cent
q qiyes an average of IS S-4
bboration Of this result, a We
and candid letter, among the
,menls, states this advantage
Der cent. The advantage
Il tina, of ordinary times l:
br 4 per cent. and combine
extraordinary advance OBJ
the sales Of the goods IN.
too ether they make bat II
and is it this for which the
is contending?
70 BE- can!iNucd.)
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January Z
Received for Sale,

Received for Sale,
500 Bu.nei, Ground Alum Salt,
1000 do. Coarse 90.
1000 pounds Seine Irvine,
Hhd. Sail do
IS bolts Russia duck, lst anu "a.
qualify.
10 Do. Ravens do.
80 Barrels Tar,
200 Do Hcz:n Fitch ( Iurpentne'
1000 pcunhs :.r,m-I6"c,
40 i,arrcls Bee! I'D Pork.
9 r:crc.s and 5 ;,ris Paint Oh,
Sperm AMI Whale do.
WINTER Strained do.
GEO. COLEMAN.
Cameran 81. War;.
Dec. se,h, 1912.
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NETWORK. January A.
h EhET. EAA.

FROM E.NGL.EAA.
Hv the ship PhiHipshurgh, from IL
orno,I. we have received our hie OF
London papers to the 9th ofNovsmber>
Extracts follow
LONDON, October %.
An article in q morning paper.
mentions, that adyices from Paris OF
The sath state, that Benapaste nae
cent for a5aoe carpenters g. masons
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bNAUYICATioN.

MhKER-No. III.
shewn, that nothing in the
bdcnce and conversation be-
lmssell & Lord Castlereagh,
the posture in which the
bsessment had been placed
|sh minister in his letter of
GUST, and that England hay
Fcmsve2 the primary cause
! had not risen in her de-
Seruins the remaining mat
lie. 1t has been saewn, that
bsis,ent with the honor OF
hates, but that it is a duty
the President, as well by
; Of humanity and justices
res;s and wishes of the A
s, for him TO proceed to
assures towards peace. 1t
n, that it is more incum-
mcr!caD government to
advance than on the Bri-
i.;, because since tie de-
war is primnry cause his
I, and an offtr has been
B.il.sh minister to receive
propositions, On the OTHER
latcr:~I 4 change having
incc the commencement
hi tie American govern
tC using the accustomed
means 10 hut al end to lis
IS yet DIZZY have not been
ltency C air. Russel's
oh>tdc!r at tie threshold,
I'd villa bim in London
Ftrpct Us what IS proper
To be done in fu.ure.-
aewn wnat are those mea-
H'ace which may now &c
y ;'hon; iapairing the he.
Pa or re!inQuisaing Inc
sea.
: mSy he passed BY Con-
rd'aS III British subject,
a American vessels, as
have, during The war be-
Nd FrS"ce !ch their na-
fd comc E.lo this, & have
Sd here in pursuance of
bose who shai. hereafter
p IL tie details Of the
Sreruc to sra;le it ought
by h>ayy penalties on The
tie employed, and the
HJHS sN2,,oas of the sta
d enforcing The penalties,
post eHsc,ual, so that tie
o1uced oI complete ex
: municipal law be SO de-
II Dc faithfully executed,
&c viii be, lha, no just
Brush 10 search our ves-
n thereafter exist. Such
rid have a suspending
Face is made, and until a
The British parliament is
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