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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-06
NOTICE.
Public Sale

Tn pursuance Of a decree '.' o. "a for tb.
COUNT % Of "a Asssodr, The s,;s s
caret Mills against Thomas '. n,i VII
a asT At public 5 .a i' IN The s sssd 3
credit Of four months, on M At y
10th day Of June nest' ! House & Dt
O'Clock, two story Hlck Iloe atree., b
on the north side OF Camesoa atreets, nv
tween st. Asaph's and ~ Mason, by
occupied by Thompson l :, Ms "a fes!,s
10 front on Cameron e. sa - slIey, sues
aeoth 100 feet to ten fest a avs % IS.
to an annual rent in fee Of D % rd,.
james Carson d.,
May "a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-06
Mr. John B Dabney,

OOf&ll
YOU will take notice, that on the Oh
dav of the Circuit Court OF the Distric'
Of Columbia; to be held for the county o.
Alexandria. in November 1916, or a,
soon after as counsel can be heard ; | shall
move that court to award Judgment a
gainst you in favor of the common cou''
Gil of Alexandria, for the sum OF twenty
six dollars and FIVE cents, being the a
mount of taxes due on your property OIL
Wolf-street, in the town OF Alexandra
for the years 1904, S, 6, Z, 8, s, 10
II, 70. is, IA and l5-according to the
act of congress passed the 25th Februa-
airy, 1904. e,,,..c
Attorney for the Common Council
of Alexandria.
May 15--l6' oom
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-06
Total Dollars
Max a5
Land for Sale.

49, $500 ~ ~
A Tract of Lend is offered for sale,
situate in Frederick county, Virginia,
within one mile of Berryville, containing
78 acres. This land was formerly the
property of Col. Griffin Taylor.
Merchants Bank Notes, or Notes OF
any Of the Banks of the District of CO.
lumbia will be received in payment
For further particulars
Apply to the Primer
May Is Il
T. III Rowland,
Has received, for sale, per the brig Age
noria, from Marseilles,
scases superfine Hats, and few ca.
SEES elegant Paper Hangings,
mo. S0th bt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-06
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LADIES shoe Maker.
VIM MORGAN

Informs the public, he has opened !
shop ON King street, between Royal ane
Pitt. opposite Mr.. BeeIer's, confectioner
where all orders will be thankfully re
ceived and punctnaEiy attended TO. Hl'
zine will be principally occupied in be-
poke work. Those who favor him witt
heir custom, may depend that the mate
elals and workmanship viii be inferior t.
zone for fashion, neatness ard durability
~ cash only. The time spent and dlli''
ulty in collecting small accounts, mus
lead an apology for this DETERMINATION
May Is u'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-06
,s,,nr. 10 WON transferred, and their
Ff'ereulS " of residents and non

|ralno the changes OF resiuehts dt'u ~
rss;dents with their names and resiaehcF
"a ., The value of the property, the burn III
49, ~ destruction of houses or other hxr
s ii f;gnrovements ofreal estate, with thelr
value. property that has become eSe'np.s
ID from taxation and its value, stating
lthe grounds on which the exemption y
claimed and the state LAYS by when II y
permanently or especially exempted, ana
where an abatement is claimed tor slaves
THAT have died or runaway or nave
otherwise become useless since the pre-
ced;ng assessment, the statement moss
siye list of all the slaves with their sex ).
land, ages excepting those obtained. ~
ltransfer) owned by the individual Sai y. :
according to their value on the hrs5 OF
Trne 1916. which value must be less than
That Of the valuation Of his slaves at the
preceding assessment to entttle h'm !"
AN abatement. In all these cases
there must be such specification and
!, dissertation Of the property as it STANDS
on the 1st day of June 1916; ana as, 1. !,
. stood atthe preceding assessment as Will
!, ENABLE the principal assessor TO MAKE
proper deductions in cases where they
NAV be right fully claimed, aud proper
,'Icharges where they are incurred.
!, To aid in attaining this precision the
Following form is annexed, being tha'
!, REQUIRED in the original assessment, ant
. (which as near as may be, may serve as
: model in drawing out the statements no"
REQUIRED from individuals.
JAMES MCGUIRE,
3 Principal Assessor Tor the
District eff COLUMBIA
: Alexandria, May "a, 1916.
Last of lands, lots of ground, with theil
i improvements, dwelling houses, ane
slaves. owned by A. B. on the FIRST o
/ June, 1916, lying and being within th'
!; district Of Columbia, within the coun
, ty of -. one farm, here insert it,
description, specifying the water course
or mountain, or high road, on which
it is situated, noting the adjoining pro
!, prict0rS, OF Otuci WioC SUMS 70
; lars by which it may be known an6
and Distinguished containing there
J insert in words at length the numbe
ofl acres, having thereon, one dwelling
house of wood. of two stories, 40 fee
in length and 80 feet 10 depth. ont
barn of wood, one corn house. one girls
mill, describing the same and any Other
improvements the farm may contain.
: V.Iued AZ Dis.
One dwelling house in the town
! of there insert the town,
J the street, etc. the materi-
I ais of which built, the mum.
/ Der of stories. the length and
i depth, the buildings or Offices
attached, aud particularizing
the extent Of the lot on which
/ itstands.) Valued at Dollars.
Ten Slaves OF the following descrip-
ton
Males--1 above so years of age
4 between IL and fifty
years
9 under IL years
FEM between IL and fifty
/ Valued at Dollars.
years under IL years.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-06
Sp,ing Goods.

The subscriber has just rece;v,,
? now opening at his Store a few w. :
elete and elegant assortment Of ~.
Seasonable Dry Goods
Consisting Of
One bale of supeafne I,oD,,..
cloths, one ditto kersimeres Of :, : a''i
or quality, Marseilles yes,;s,. saEeit
linens, corded muslins, gingb,nn. ida
peiieces, ditto wells, ditto si,a,SIs lac
handk rchefs, thread laces, les.s elrs
and damask silk shawls. ditto S ar@as
chiefs, silk hose, cotton ditto. lid . =,
beaver gloves, plain and pIai d'u =; sad
Leyantines, Of assorted colour,' ~
and Book Musllns, Cambria 4. E sl
India Null Null Muslin, DO. H., ,''l
LINEN Cambria, Canton iHsapes, c%,'-
ersimeres-Company Flag l. B,D5 'ea
ma hkfs.-Super IA London Pr,n,' o.
searsuckers, Furniture Calicoe,. c5ass'
Bed ickings. Russia sheetinss, po y
tas, Carpetinss, &c. &c.
ALSO,
5000 yards Domestic Tow Cloth.
3 Country Merchants will end + !,
heir advantage to call md examine 4,
absve goods. w
THOMAS WHITE
May Is 1
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-06
For sale or Freight,
april 90

RE The superior ship Uatlace, je
!AR.remiah stickney, master: bur
then 400 barrels. built at Newburypor
|of the best materials, las performed ba
three voyages, is in complete order 10
sea to complete cargo for any port il
the south of Europe-if required one
half would be shipped on the owners az
count. Apply to
May 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-06
T. III Rowland,

The Cargo
OF the British schooner Agenorla, capt
Tynes. from Barbados, consisting of
70 hhds. Muscovado sugars
Al puneheons rum
f24 hhds. molasses
10 bags ginger
scases Arrow roots
4 casks
!. Will be landed tomorrow, and is FOL
sale.
.adams, Herbert e Co.
May %
The Subscribers haze just rsceiTed
Twenty-one bikes
COTTON CARDS. assorted, 6 do
zen each. E~
N. and Il. BlacEtOck.
June 9 a If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-06

For Freight or Charter,
sSr The fine, fast-sailing schooner
rXh FRIENDSHIP,
josenh Rutherford master, for terms ap-
ply to q ratnwEJL.
y Who has received BY said schooner
from Porto Rico,and offers for sale, a
few bags superior green coffee .
June 3
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-06

FOR SHE,
ssG The Schooner Lucy, burther
80 about 500 barrels, lying at Con
Ways wharf She will be sold low i
application is made to
John Mark, jun.
IF not sold in ten days she will ther
le exposed for sale at public sale.
June lot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-06
orleans ugar, &C.


J. II. CLEMENTS G. co.
Corner { King and Watersheds, have
received this day and offer for sale on
moderate terms
10 hogsheads prime N. 0. sugar
a ditto do. Jamaica do.
4 ditto old Jamaica rum
9 ditto Antigua do.
S ditto retailing melasses
so ba rels Baltimore Whlskey
40 boxes brown soap
40 ditto mould candles
50 ditto raisins
100 loaves sugar
100 reams wrapping paper
s. casks Goshen cheese.
p A constant supply family -four
april IS tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-06
FRENCH GOODS.

an,4;na at Lawrason 4 Fowle's wharf,
from the schooner Morning Star, r
r Page, master, from Havre dc
Grace,
/ case white and black grapes,
i do Lavantine handkerchiefs, with
celored borders
Long black and white silk gloves
case mems and w6men's black
and white silk hose
9 do Florences, asserted colors
g do Levantine do do
i do taffesas do do
do ladies kid gloves, assorted
sizes and colaas
do mems leather gloves
1 ditto green sewing silk for um
brellas
! ditto sewing silk, assorted coils.
DO. Oil skin hat covers,
/ Do. Cambrics,
/ Do. Long Lawns, Cambria hks
Shirt buttons,
/ Do. White Chip Hats,
I do. black and white Grape, ant
gauze fans,
! The above goods were purchased witt
cash. aud selected by the best houses a
Lyons and Paris, and will be sold at
small advance by,
]. & i. Vowel,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-06
SHaD FOR sale.

so barrels SHAD, put up at the FISH
cry, Just inspected and in fine order, i
offered for sale by
Abraham Rapley.
June I ct
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
NAVAL CONIMISSIONERSn
OFFICE.
y ashington, january 4, 1876.

Washington, January 4, 1916.
THE Naval Commissioners OF the Navy are willing
10 contract Tor, aud will pay the current market
price, for salt cloth manufactured in the u States
quality equal 10 the best Russian or English can.
vas The cloth must be fabricated of hemp grown
in the United States, and must
he twenty inches wide.
Must contain the same number of threads that
Russian and English canvas, Of the same
namberand width, contains
s Must weigh IS much per square yard as a
square yard OF Russian or English canvas
weighs.
4. A strip Of an inch wide and six feet long must
be OF sufficient strength 10 bear weight G.
quail to three hundred pounds
S. Each bolt must contain forty yards. aud have
the name OF the manufacturer or manufacto.
~ stamped on it, with the weight and nun.
Der Of yards: and
6. A blue thread must run through the whole
length OF the cham, one inch and qusrrer
Persons wiling TO contract for o sspp,y cf can.
vas OF the above description, are desired 10 send
their proposals. sealed, to this Office on or before
the 4h day of March next, and they will be careful
to mark on the envelope the words Proposal for
supply of canyas."-Such are disposed to enter
largely INTO the business, may calculate on the en-.
couragement Of the Commis sioners, for, acting on
behalf OF the United States, they feel strong de.
sire to promote the manufacture Of American can
vas, and will il for all the purposes of the Navy
They do not, however, wish to contract with enc
concern or company for larger supply OF canvas,
annually. than the following number Of bolts of the
different kinds and qualities, TO wi. $50 bolts of
No. l, 125 No.2, 100 No. 3, 100 No. 4, rs No. S,
IS No, 6, rs No 2, 6 No. 8.
Nor for smaller supply, annually, in the like case
than the following number Of bolts Of the different
kinds and qualities, TO wit rs bolts No 1, 90 No 2,
so No 5, 50 No. 4, 81 No. S, 81 No. 6, 81 No. 2,
80 No. 8.
II the terms Of any Of the proposers are accepted
the Commissioners will forward contract, to be
duly signed by the party; who must also be obligat-
ed with two competent securities in double the val
uc OF the contract for the faithful performance of
each and every part of IT,
JNo. RODGERS,
President Of the Beard
rJan 17-lm,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
Navy COMMISSIONER Office,

AoM JdnHdry, 1910.
HE Board Of Navy Commissioners will receive
\ until the lst day of April next, proposals for
furnishing the following description of articles re-
quired tor navy use, viz:
Cannon, carronades and cannon locks,
Ball, round, grape, canister and lead;
Ssltpetre, sulphur
Cannon and priming powder
Mustets, pistols. swords, boarding pixies and
battles axes
Copper-shealbing assorted, say l.8 of " ozs
18th of "a ozs. l-Slh of 90 ozs 1-&,h OF %
ozs l-4gh Of 80 and 1,8h Of 81 ozs.
yoessr bolts. spikes shea;hsas aA'ls---@sAsrsed-
Anchors from 500 TO 5000 lbs.
Iron kentleoge
Henp--American
Twine-whipping, sewing and seine;
Iron for shipping;
Staves-ieger pipe, hogshead and gang cask;
Bunting,
seamem's clo,hing-hats, shoes, trowsers, shirts
and jackets
Flannel and wildbore for cartridges;
Lignum Vita and paints
To be delivered either at Washington, New-Yoik
or Boston.
Persons rendering supply of any Of these arti.
cles, will be pleased to state particularly the kind
the greatest and the least Quanty Of each article
they may be disposed 10 furnsh---aud on the enve.
ope of the tenders they will endorse the substance
of their proposals in the following form.
+. I" Proposals 20 furnish -, for the uss
of the Navy, made by -, 10 consequence
Of the Navy Comuiss sioners Advertisement of 18Th
OF January, 1916"
With those whose proposals may be accepted the
Commissioners Will enter into contract; and IN Ca
ses where the articles not to be Immediately de-
livered and paid for, the contractors will be requir
ed to give satisfactory security for the performance
Of their contracts aud 1t will b. we'll for them to
accompany their tenders with the of the per.
disposed TO become then suretes, and evidence
of their competency.
On the lst day of April, and not before, all the
tenders will BE- opened and acted upon
JOHN RODGERS,
Prsadrnf Of The Board
January Sf f-om
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
NEW GOODS.
GEORGE S ToMPKTNS,

GEORGE ) TOMPKINS, y.
Respectfully informs he ienls and The public IN gen.
eral that he has jsst rece,ysd and offers FOR safe,
handsome assortment Of FANCY GOODS
and CUTLERY, consisfiny Of the fol-
iewjng articles, pir:
Plated Tea Sets. b. sitannia Tea-Po,s, Su-
gar Dishes and Cream.rots, planshed tin, tea and
coffee Pots. black and coquelico tea, bread, knife,
and snuifer Trays plated sad brass Candlesticks,
plated and coquelico Castors, tea table, aud
Ing Raves and Forks, jack aud pen Knives Razors,
Scissors, Snuffers, razor strops, CAGES and Boxes,
Britannia Tumbiers, do tea and table Spoons pock.
ct Lanthoras and Looking Glasses, house, hearth
and dust Brushes, cloth, hair and tooth Brushes,
shoe and buckle Brushes. brass. mounted and COM
mon Bellows, ladies' tortoise, shell and horn Combs,
tortoise. shell and horn pocket Combs, jsppaned
Tumblers and sugar Dishes. cotton Umbrellas, &c.
.alsa-Erglish and French Watches. wsrraotcd---
gold Beads-slver, tea and ts5e Spoons--silver and
plated sugar 'Tongs-god, silver and gilt Watch
Chains-scss and Keys--a variety of Esr-Rings,
FinyerRings ana Breast Pins, glass, wax and gilt
Necklaces, &c.
OF The above Goods having been purchased vers
cheap in boston, viii be sold lower than has bceA
offered in this town since the war, - a
. = Gold and silver Ware fnaaufactursi ana re-
paired at the shortest notice.
Clocks and Watches cleaned and repaired in the
best manner.
January 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
REAL ESTATE-roa SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale. his Estate s,last
u eS in Thamcs-sireef, next south OF the brick
Market II contains three chop, in front, and hsi
con, ,en;ent yard, good well Of water. barn. nc nc
For farihcr particulars inquire Of the snbscrSer,v-
;ny q. the premises. SAMUEL wATsoS.
.,s.-tsr., Sstfc-ss- 8, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
DRfGOOD'S STORES-7o Let.

Two Dry.Gooas SHOPS, in front Of J. PssRy's
Il House. No. 12j. Tbames-s,reet, finished in
complete order, and good stands Tor business as
any m Newport --Possesson given the 18th Of Jan.
inst--.fic 10 Let, large Grocery Store on the
wharf, with a counting room.-LikeTise, Stores,
suitable for storing Goods Of any description a
carPen ter's, snd two coopess shops . stable and
ehaise house all Of which will be rented on rea-
sonabie terms-Apply
JAMES PERRY
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14

The following scrap, (says the Providence Pssriot)
from old records viii shew the nagnan'mous
character Of Moseny.
"FRESCH LTBERALfff
"xAuarp, AynfL Q, t7SS.
"Thc French arrcsied three spies, cms
ployed by the Prince Csstcl Frauco, COM
msoder Of our army 10 Navarro. Gen.
MoScEr sent them back 10 him with The
following letter
"Cxsxxat--You know the Law Of nstions
sgsins, Spies. But French generosity dis
dsins to stain its hands with the blood Of such
wretches. Employ your money better. Let
those unfortunate men psrtske yonr charity
elf you wish to know ny forces, my sitas-
ton, and my purposes. you have no oecsssion
for spies myself will crafty yous eurios-
i,y.-I have 10000 men, infantry snd cavalry.
The righ, wing Of 10y army is defended BY
St. Sebss,isn, my centre is in the valley OF
BastIsn, aud my lef, extends TO st. Jean Pied
dc Port.
Immediately on the arrival OF q column
which I expect, viii attack you-wili beat
you---wiIT. take Pampeuna, and will drive you
ou, of the whole Of Navarro and Biseay."
fsiracd) MONCEY.".
srhe brave General fulfilled his pronise--s hat
tie was fought few days afler. ~ Which The Sp'r.
srds rers completely rou,e6.J
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
Valua5le Properly. .tOr safe.

! Ust6UVFt vSr' ~ " W..
THE subscriber will either sell lease the House
= in which he now lives, in Thames.stree,---znd
give immediate possession he will sell some land,
adjoining the esusse of the late George Champlia,
Esq which land 10 very convenient kor House lots.
lie will either sell lease his farp at Sschueast
point in Middletown. lie has some Furniture also
Cor sale NATH HAZARD.
Ian ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
For Sdk.

3'.iE FARM OF the subscriber, situated in Ports.
mouth, one half mile south Of BRISTOL Ferry,
eontsiniog sbout 60 acres. with a Dwelling House
BaTn and other out houses, IN good repair. The
wclc vil be sold on reasonable terms. for psr,ic.
ulars, apply to the subscriber living the premises.
4. JOHN As1HcSY.
Psrsscrli, yn,y ~, 1915,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
VERrC.HE1P.

IA RICHMOND offers for sale an elegant assort-
xnent Of Eng lsh and French GOODS, ~ low rs can
be purchased in Boston or New-York, and will re-
ceive New Yogs money at par Feb 2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
TREASURY NOTES.

CHARLES M THUPSTOW, Z
WILL give Newport Money for few thousand
w Dollars Of TREAsvny NorEs. Gin large or
small sums) at a small discount.
Newport, Feb z.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14

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REM WAL.

WILLIAM S. NICHOLS.
1q/orms his 1osvn and (ounts Customers.
THAT he has Removed from the stand he re-
Gently occupied, to No. l5i. rhares. street.
an the building next north Of Mr.. cHAsNIso's
House, where he will continue to manufacture and
Keep constantly for Sale, Gold and Silver WARES
OF the best quality.
Newpo Feb 2 CIV
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
faRN ~ LET.

ANY person wishing to hire my Point Judith
FARM, may know the terms, by applying to Doct.
George Hazard, Of south Kng,sown. or the subscri-
CARDER HAZARD.
January 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
Ship Lbandzs,y Store.
JOHN &. LYON,

Has for sale, NO. s, Lysn's-sphf.
CORpAGE. of all sizes; deep sea Lines; hand
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
GLf> r.kAl. UitDLl,.

.hd. e hnsh. Gen's Office, Jan. g.
TIE rank and iie Of the army arc so far reduced
- below the authorized Peace Establ.shmen nj, that
discharges will be given 20 soldiers, who are not
regularly entitled thereto, except on application 4,
commanding officers of regiments, corps, or posts,
and on furnishing good and Abie substitutes to the
satisfaction Of the respective commanding officer.
ln all such cases, substitutes must be regularly en-.
listed without expenee to the United States.
BY order Of the Secretary of War
Jan 81. d. PARKER, .sd;f e In,b Cen.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
Dr. z q. HHZARD.

INFORMS the public that he has removed to New
4 port, and will attend to any calls made in the
line Of his profession, Al No II, Thames.street-
where he has opened an assortment OF MEDICINES,
Cor sa,e Jaruary 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05
From London Papers. I
ANTI-PIRATE INSTITUTION.
Hotel du Congress, Rue st. Hoaore, n

n
Hotel d. Congress, Rue st. Hoaore, No.
Paris. September 25.
The meeting of the knights, and other.
members of the Institution, appointed
from tue last sitting for the goth instant,
will take place on the said day, in the Hall
of the English circle, Hotel Montesson.
Rue de la Chausee D'Autin, Number
GO.
l. VIII be read the reports of rhe
Knights sand other Members Assistant and
Correspondent, who have EMPLOYED
themselves with activity and effect in
the interior objects of the Institution
on the coast and in the interior of Afri-
ca.
?. Will be considered the establish
ment of means for having an eye (d FAVOR
r@iD to the prisoners ofwar, whom the
Pirates may continue 10 make from The
nations with whom they have the inso-
lence tonaBie themselves i'm state o war.
and who may have neither a formidable
marine force, nor flag, Moran official re-
preventative at the Regences, TO make
them respect acknowledged principles
and the persons who may fall into the
hands.-Therc shall also be considered
some means of not losing sightof their
captlves, who shall be thrown into their
do'goHs, without air CT exercise, and worse
fed than ever under the system now ac-
knowledged and admitfcd-the STATE
of these unhappy persons not having al
tered but IN name, in the hands OF such
masters.
3. VIII be considered what measure
shall be taken, and means employed for
recovering the slaves transported by vio-
lence, or removed ont Of the territory
subject to the Dew Of Algiers. who could
not enjoy the advantage Of the stipulation
madein their favor, even supposing the
good faith, and personal sincerity offbe
Dey. and TO acknowledge in suitable
manner, and worthy Of the society, the
services Of some Arabs and MOors. who.
bv the favor and under the auspices of
the emperor Of Morocco, have delivered
White Slaves from tho interior, for the
purpose Of encouragInge this laudahIe
practice, and engaging them TO con
tinue the exercise Of this charitable maui
~.
.. VIII be also considered the means
10 be adopted for discovering the haunts
Of the Pirates, and for preventing i.e exc
cUaonsf their known nlan; unhappiiv al
ready reduced to practice. ofnaliar no
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