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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13
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His Brit annie Majesty agrees, that the
vessels OF the U. S ates slItil be admitted
and Hospitality receiI cd at the principal
settlements OF tie British Domin ons in the
Fast indies, ridriicct; Ca,cstta, Madras.
Bombay, ard Prince ofWGlcs' Island, and
tina: the citizens CT she said II. States may
fully Carry on trade between the said nm
cipAl settlements, and the s:id u. States,
in al articles If when the importation and
exploration respectively, to and from the
said territories, she'll not be entirely
prohibited provided Only, that It Shall
not be lawful for them in any time
of war, between the British government,
and any power or state whatever, to ex-
port from the said territories, without the
sp .ciai permission of the British govern
mem. any military stores, or naval stores,
or rice. The citizens Of the u. States shah
pay for their vessels when admitted, m o.
Their or higher duty or charge, than shah
b. paySb.e on the Vess-ls cf the most IA
rorea European nations. And they shall
pay N other or higher duties 81 charges
on the import ton or expectation Of the
csrgoes of the said vessels, than shall be
payable on the s9cne articles when import
cd or exported in The vessels or The most
favored European nation.
But i is expressly agreed, that the YES
sells Of The u. States shall nor carry any
articles from the said rcipal settlements
20 any port or place, except 10 some port
or place IN the u States Of America,
wasrc thc same shall be unladcn
Il is also understood, that the permission
granted by this article, is not to extend to
ALLOW the vessels OF the u. Statcs 20 carry
ON any ct the coasting trade Of the said
British territories, but the vessels of the
u. States having in the first instance pro
ceeded to orc Of the said principal set
Elements Of the British dominions in the
East Indies, and tn IL going with their orr
3 nal cGr50e9, o. pGrt thereof, from one Of
the said principal sett:emc Is to another,
shall not be considered rs carrying on the
coasting trade.
The vessels of tie u. States nay ais,
touch f1r refreshment, but not Tor com
m re, II t!ic course cftheir voyage to o.
from I've British territories in India, at the
Cape Of Good Hope, the ls.aad Of St He
lena, OF such other places as may be in the
possession of Great Britain in the African
or Indian Seas. 1t being wei understood,
that il al thas regards this articl.. the CT
tizens Of the United States shall De subject,
10 MI respects, to the laws and regulations
OF the British government from time to
ti.ac established.
Second 4eh1rGtc .H7Tirie.
l. il II + by agreed and declared, that
thc first separate art;Cl: Of the present
treety shall be limited in is duration to
the period e two years from the date Of
the exchange Of the notifications OF the
said treaty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13
+. ROBINSON.
HENRY GOULbURN,
WILLIAM ADAMS.

additional cicuse hr2y,osed 6y oYr Comnis-
SionrrS 10 the 81 article ofthe conirs FRO
.jet.
Sc nd SSc'ch of Article for E1ualiz;ng
Duties.
Tue same duties shall be pail on the
importdt ons in the ports Of any of his b.
Majesty's territories in Europe, of any ar
TIC es, the Growth, produce or manufactrre
Of The u. Sand the same drawbacks
shall b. allowed OF the rc-expor,atian
thereof, whether such importation shall b.
in vessels of the u. 5. or IN British vessels,
AMI tn same duties shall be pad on the
importation in the u. S. of any articles, the
growth, produce or manufacture of his b.
Majesty's territories in Europe, and the
sam drawbacks shall be allowed on tde
rc-exportation thereof, whether such i'm
portation snail be in vessels OF the u. 5. OF
in British vessels. The same duties Shall
he paid aud the same bouuties allowed on
the export ton Of any articles, the growth,
produce or manufacture of the u. S. to his
Il, Majcsty's territories in Europe, whether
snch expectation Shall I've III vessels of the
u. 5. or in British vessc s. and the same
duties shall be paid, ana the same boun,ies
allowed on the expectation Of any articles,
the growth, produce or manufacture OF
his ~ NJ jesty's territories il Europe to
the U. S. whether such expectation Snail
he in veSs is of tie u. ). or in British YES
sells.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
HENRY CLAY,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
The right hon. +. ]. Robinson,
Il. Gou burn, and DR.. Wm.
Adams.
"a

Hsh Commissioners 10 the ketter II orr
Commissioners Of Me 17th lane.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13

receive the note of the British pienlpotcn-
tarieS dated the 29th inst. and stating the
terms on which their government is really
to agree to convention Oh the subject Of
the commercial intercourse between the
U.S.atcs { d G.. Britain
The undersigned have already, in the
conferences which they had the honor To
holt with the Brush plenipot,ntiarcs, ex-
pressed their opinion that the propos, con-
nt.On tali"n altogether, was founded OH
principles ct reciprocity, WAS equally ad-
vantageouS to both parties, and contained
IN Itself fir equivalent fhr every pre-
SnDea concession made by either party.
but both governments will undoubtedly
have clear right after the expiration OF
tour years, OF vefusiag 20 renew OF of sub
lecting t. notifications any of the stipull-
tons now agreed on which may appear 20
either party injurious, or requiring some
farther equivalent. The same earnest
desire OF promoting good understanding
between the two countries which has been
expressed ON the part of Great Britain
has Induced the undersigned to agree to a
convention more limited both as to its OBJ
ject5 and duration than they had conten-
plated, with a hope that in the mean time
its Deficiencies may be supplied and such o.
Their provisions may be adopted as will CON
duce to mutual convenience and tend to
strengthen the relations of arsity and friend
Ship happily restored between the two
countries.
The undersigned will have the honour
20 meet the British plenipotcntiaries
| this day, and feel pleasure in renewing
tie assurances CT their high coasidera-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13
20
TIE Britis!t 10 the american Pienihoten:ia-


re OF9!lSt 10 me american PLeHiGOt eN.iQ-
TieS.
Board ofTrade, June 26;h, 1915.
The undersigned have the honour to &C
knowledge the receipt OF the note of the
American pivnipotentares of the 24th inst
IN which they Offer TO sign a convention,
embracing the second article entire, and
the first separate article; the whole ccn-
vention 20 be limited To the term old years
from the date OF the exchange of the rat,fi-
cation, or to agree To a convention for
the sole purpose Of abclishing all discrimi-
mating duties on Anne rican and British yes
sels and their cargces, in thu intercourse
between The II. S. and the British terrific
rles in Europe, emitting all the ether pro
visions Contained in the same article, aud
which had tor object, to place the two coun-
tries respectively Gil the footing Of the mcst
favored nation.
As neither OF these proposals were con-
temPlatcd in the Instructions wiz which
the undersigned were originally furnished
and which were framed with view to
less limited arrangement, they have felt
themselves under the necessity of referring
the last note OF The American penipoten-
tiaries TO the Confederation of ther govern
mcnt, and will not fail tn communicate tie
result of that reference as soon as they
shall % enabled to do So
The undersigned are happy to avail
themselves of this opportunity Of renew
ing to the American Picnipotentiaries
the assurances OF their high consideratI-
on.
ROBINSON.
HENRY GOULBUPN,
WILLIAM ADAMS.
The American P!caigo-
tentiaries.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13

readily to sign a treaty os convention for
that SINGLE purpose, ind pendent of the
other points to which the negotiation has
referred.
The undersigned arc happy upon this
occasion u renew to the American p'en,po-
tent 'ries tao assurances of their high Coz
sidcration.
F ROBINSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13
80


1ae ans7yer If our C,mni8foncs to
ne British contre projet, and note &C
CONTAINING II.
The American to the British Penipotea-
tar.es.
Hartley Street, Ju9e mn, 1915.
The undersigned have the honor to ac-
know,cags the receipt OF the note ofhis
y itanai; III jcs.y's p!enpot, n,iar.cs Of the
16t1 inst. enclosing heir centre HylJct for
tie arf angcmc.t OK tie commercial inter-
course bstween tic two Countries
huxious 70 ascertain with as little delay
IS possible, whether there be any probabi-
lty thdt such On arrangement can now be
correlated as saNl be satisfactory % boih
parties; the undersigned will not at tliis
lime cutter into discus-i.n Of the subject,
ans leaving minor points for Subsequent
cun5iltratio, will only propose the follow
iuc dtetat.ons to the coHtFc Er0jsf Of his
i .tanois ~ Jcsty's p.cnjPo.entiaries, vitc-
Hcet;
ARTICLE r..
Isl. To reilstatc the clause IN the hro-
tst IS CD undersigned, which provided
fah ibe Suo.c duties, drawbacks and
- mites. should be paid and allowed in Ell
trur ceuHtry, on the import ton or export
auon OF awicics the produce, or growth,
.r nauofictuee os n S Britannia Majesty's
terri or.os 10 Earope, or cf the u. States,
w-ctAer sl-h inror.a:io s o. expectations
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13
+ ROBINSON
90

(iO)
The British 30 the Hniericaq Plenhotentis-
7tcS.
Board Of Trade, June %, 1915.
In reference to the note which the un-
dersigaed had the hoaor to address TO the
American plenlpolentiaries, on the Goth
inst. they are now Instructed 70 acquainc
them that the British government IS ready
20 agree Co convention for : years, 90 be
calculated from the date Of its signature, J
which stall contain tie whole Of the ID
article rs PROVIDED by the undersigned, &c
as explained and mutually agreed upon in
their several conferences. and also the first
separate article, relating to the f.. Indies,
as proposed on the part OF G.. Britain the
latter artic also to be in force for years
from the same date. The undersigned, in
making tins communication to the Ameri-
can Plcnipotentisries, feel it to be their du-
~ TO state, ia tie most explicit manner,
that although in the earnest desire Of pro
noting a good und rstanding between the
two countries, the British gov t. hns, at the
tresent time, forbOrHC to insis. on making in
phe 5.dy OF the treaty any marked djstu eli
on between its concessions in regard TO the
y. Indies and its other Concessions for.
which a stipulated equivalent is obtained,
YET Lhdt lt SUI COtSl-CfS lLSGlf al granting to
the I. :. privilege in regard TO the T. In
dies, for which it is entitled to require an
equivalent aud the undersigned must
therefore be distinctly understood as re-
serving TO his mojesty's government in any
future negotiations the clear right etAer
Of Withholding this privilege altogether, af-
ter the expiration Of yeats, or Of renew
ing the graGt OF IL for such equivalents, on
subject 70 such notifications as expediency
may seem to require a t the time OF such
future negotiations.
the undersigned request to have The
honor Of seeing the American plcnipoien-
tares on FRIDAY next, the 3Oth inst. nc ,
O'Clock, at the Board Of Trade, and avail
themselves OF this opportunity Of again Of
fering the assurances Of Their nigh cuuside-
ration.
f. ROBINSON,
HENRY GOULBURN,
WILLIAM ADAMS.
-
(1)
lhc american 10 Me Bri.isA TIenihokeutis-
Tics.
IIarlcy-Strcet, June so, 1915.
The undersigned have had the honor TO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13

rcd or destroyed by the enemy while in tire
military service Of tic Y. s. was read a
ID time, and referred 20 the committee on
M'iitary Aff.irs.
On motion OF Mr.. Morrow,
heSp,t'ed, "a.t TIE conn i;icc on Military AZ
tars be Instructed To inquire aad report the aggr-
gate qaan;y OF lan,.s due for bount.es 10 the ssd
ers cul'ateiintn array Guriny the late war; An
IN case shall appear tiat deficiency exists either
In ,:,e qnsut;y quality or the lands irea,, desg-
mated ar'i appropriated for tIat purpose, ,at the
sail ecma,itee reu0rt bv bill on o;h,rw;s. ,h, pro
visions necessary o, the full sud spe.dy allotment
OF lands engaged TO be granted, to thu said aoljers
Fri.ioy, January 5.
Mr.. Roberts presented the petition of the
goldsmiths < jewellers of the city of Phila-
delphia, praying for y repeal of the duties
on their several manufactures
MIR. TAFT, from the committee on Naval
Affairs, communicated a letter from the
Secretary ofthe Navy Department. togeth-
er with statement exhibiting the names,
rates and stations OF the respective vessels
in the Navy ofthe Y. S.
AlogHay. Llnadrv 8.
MIR. Mason of New HampSh re, appeared
and took his seat.
Mr.. fromentin, from the committee on
the subject, reported a bill confirming and
granting TO the Navigation Company OF y.
Orleans, the use and possession OF a lot in
said city, which was read and passed to a
second reading.
Mr.. Roberts presented the memorial of
Stephen Grard and others of the CITY Of
Philadelphia, praying for the passage Of
law, prohibiting the expectation of specie
for period not less than twelve months ::
which was referred to the committee ON f.
nance.
The bill! concerning evidence in cases Of
naturalization. was taken up, but, on con-
sheraton, postponedtil tomorrow.
| A rlessags was received from the Presi-
| dent CT the I. s. transn tting the annual
report of the Director of the Mint.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13
f. ROBINSON,
HENRY GCULBURN,
WILLIAM ADAMS.
11)

shc american 10 He Erisisd Pisnihofeatia-
Tics.
IIarlcy-Strcet, June so, 1915.
The undersigned have had the honor to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
HENRY CLAY.

AL5ERI GALLNIIN.
The Rt. Hon. + I. Robin
son, II q u;burn, Esq
and Dr. William n
dams.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13
Holm QUINCY ADAMS
II. CLAY,
ALHERT GALLATIN.

The TT. hon. +. ]. Robin
Sun, Henry Goul5uurn,
esq. and DIR. William
Adams.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13

additional cic,se frpf0sei 6y oYr Commis
Sioncrs 10 the Cd article cffhc conirc pro
jct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13

The 1t. Hon. T. Robin
son, Henry Gou.burn,
esq. and DR.. William
Adams.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-28
PuBIasHED DaER By sNoHDEn; RoYAIesTREET ALEXANDRIA
"WEDNESDAY, FGsaUARY g8, 1916.

They are exceliently adapted to cary
off superauous bile prpaaent its more
abide secretions-to restore amend their
appetite---to produce a free pefspifation
ard thereby prevent colds which is SO OF
ten Of fatal Consequences. A desc never
TAILS to reiGoYe.a cold if taken Oh first its
appearance-they are celebrated FOR re-
moving habitual costiveness--siekness at
the stomach and severe head-acbe---aRd
ought to be taken by all persons Oh a
change of climate.
They have been found remarkably eli
catious in preventing and curing disor
tlers attendant on long voyages, and
should beprocured and carefully presery-
ed for use by every seaman.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-28
1859
"A Farm to Rcnt.

THE subscriber viii Rent or Lease
for FIVE years, that part of he Farm in
Fairfax County about seven miles from
Alezandeia. OH which the late Doctor
James Graik resided, sontaining about
900 acres. There are gu the premises
good dwelling house, stable and eve
fyetlier ont house. and good orchard
and garden. For terms apply to WitIia:1
Mess, Esquire, near The premises, or to
the subscriber in AlexandIia.
Mario D. Cfaik.
JaDaary 81 Stawswi
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-28
Sheen Lost

Strayed or stolen from the farm of the
subscriber, on Saturday tie 25th Of last
month, eight Esces. having both ears
cropt, and NEST of them big with lamb
As they were lately brought from Lou
doun it is probable they may hare stray
ed in that direction. Aay person giving
information thereof so that the subscrib-
er gets them again, shall receive a suit
able reward.
Richard De Butts
Clemcnt. Dec. 81 eotf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-28
prsralc9 OF coLuMsgA--To wa:

TIE It remembered, that on the sixth
, day Of February, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixteen, and OF Che Independence Of the
United States the f0rty-first, Samuel
Snowdenof Alexandra, 10 the said Dis
trict Of Columbia, deposited in this Office
the title Of book, the right whereof he
claims as proprietor, in the words fol-
lowing. to Wit: GA candid appeal to
the present ruling party in the United
States. By a citizen"--In conformity to
the act OF the Congress OF the United
States, entitled .san act fer sthe encou-
raeement of learning, by securing the
comics of maps, charts and books, to tac
authors and proprictors Of such COPIES
during the times therein mentioned, {
and also to an act, entitled :. al sct sup
Elementary to an act entitled 6 an act Tor
the encouragement Of learning. by secnf-
ing the copies ofmaps, charts aud books,
to the authors and proprieters OF such
copies, during the times therein ientloa-
ed" and extending the bene6.s thereof
TO the arts Of designing, engraving and
etching, historical and ether prints"
In testimony of which, have heseun-
to set my h:ad and affixes. tie seal
of my of6ce, the date above mei-
toned.
{. Dist. Col.
feb
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-28
GEO. MFR, il.
No. II, Bu1si street, Philadelphia
Ham;t:aa's Esseaee end Extract Of
.I;nSiGrG

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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-28
isFeYson land for Sale.

(, goggy 8oa Acres III the county Of
1 gsg,rsos, ana state Of Virginia On
/, noal leading Eso:n Winchester to
S.Il rs, i : niles from the former, IL
90 sa'''' SgIagpes.'s Ferry and sfrcm Charles
.s,'~.nn.-.6gnalesironl Alexandria, George
s 1sn md the City CT Washington. The
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Land for Sale.
925 Acres.

In the county Of Fairfax, four miles from
Georgetown and Washington City,
and ten from Alexandria, thro' which
the CONTEMPLATED turnpike road from
Georgetown to Leesbsrg passes.
q 7 is bounded mere than mile tP the
3 Potomac, on which lies so or GO : res
frich bottom and about SEQ acres Of ne
timber, dwelling house with 4 ROOFS,
a large barn a.id few out buildip gs.-
lhis land was originally of the tirStqua-
iity, aid experience has proven it t. be
perfectly susceptible OF Improvement by
the use 81 gypsum.
A Mill Seat,
TO which any part OF the above Land may
he attached, and from which flour may
be water>borne to George Town. IS tie.
water will be taken from the Potomac, II.
will be capable of driving al TIE year any
machinery that may be erected: the eG-
pense in conveying the water to the wheel
viii be less than in ordinary cases, and
a trip day may be made by tie beats
navigating the river.
$40 G creS,
10 the county OF Loudoun, s miles below
i.eesbnrg. lying On Broad iiun--sSo a
cres are heavily thnbered, tie bslancei is
fres! iand ard produces well.
s;r. Matthias, Of Leesburg, or Mr..
J.std.reH Lee, OF Belmont, will shew the
lard aaA aiake known the terms Of sale,
Che @hcls Of the above property will be
SOLD On a long credit IF reeuired) with
interest from the date.
Richard III. Love.
Rokeby, August II. go
Fer Freight or Charter,
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.'damS, HertcrtG Co.
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Notiee is here6u eiren.

To the stockholders of the Real Estate
Bank Of the United States, that the Sc
cond instalment of Five Dollars on each
share is required to be raid into said
Bank Oh Friday the 18th of March iext.
~ order Of the President and Di.
1ect0rs.
". Z. Srans, Cashier. ]
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-28
ITCH CERED

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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-28
Just Received

sqss1 for Sale by J0A.Ta. sTEWaRI;,
A Il ENQUIRY respecting ihe Cap
N tire Of Washington by the British,
with an examination Of the report Of the
committeeof Investigation, CO. etc.
teb 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-28
PublicSale.

Pubic sale
EEURSUANT to a deed of trust from
James Craik and vile, to the sub.
scriber, to secure the payment Of a sum
ot money due to the president, directors
and company Of the Bank OF Alexandria,
Will be sold at public auction, to the high
est. bidder, for ready money, on Satur-
do the 9th day Of March next, at IL o.
clock, upon the premises--thc Three
Stony Brich B,cstliRg Hoass and Lot,
situate On the south SIDE OF Duke, be-
tween fairfax and v alter streets for
meliy oecpfled by the said James Crslk,
anal nov BY Evan Y. Taylor. Possession
viii he given on the 25th March.
J. d. SislMS, Trustee.
feb % dts
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