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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-12
Valuable Property for Sale.

IN obedience to decree of the hon. cir.
J. cult court of the district Of Columbia tor
the county of Alexandria, made in April
term, in the year eighteen hundred Il tween
ty, 10 satisfy Claim Of Richard b. Alex
ander. against Daniel Somers, will be ex
posed to public sale for cash. at thu Mer.
chants Coffee. house, in the town Of Alex
andria, between the hours OF ten y twelve
o'clock, on Wednesday, the 9TH day of Fe-
bruary next, If fair, il not the next fair day;
one moiety Of tract of land, containing
nine hundred and ninety FIVE acres, mere
or less. or so much thereof as will pay the
sum Of FIVE thousand nine hundred and Sc
venty dollars, with interest thereon, at the
rate OF four per cent. per annum, from the
twenty first day OF September, 1916, and
the costs OF suit.
This tract is about one and an half miles
from Occoquan and twelve from Alexan-
dria, Ia well situated for cultivation, ant
the greater proportion covered with wood
and timber, which is supposed TO yield a.
bout twenty cords per acre. The soil is
good:
From its vicinity to the water. and the
great facility of exporting wood, timber and
produce. to Washington, Alexandra ana
Georgetown, this tract would be desirable
purchase to farmers. or persons wishing 20
embark in the wood or timber business.-
The sale will be peremptory
ALEXANDER MOORE.
AUGUSTINE NEWTON,
Commissioners.
January 8 m&tht7F
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-12
MasUns " ai,ted.

FIVE stone ma.ons wanted to
- work al Fort Mcnroe, Old Point Com
fort, where constant employment and good
wages will be given for the first rate work
men. and none others need apply. Also,
fifty able bodied laboring men, black or
white, to attend on the workmen. Apply at
the above Fort to Bolitha Laws. who has
lived at the place for long time, and can
say it is very healthy. dec 5
The National lnteligencer, Baltimore Fs.
de raj Gazette, Leesburg Washingtanian, and
Winchester Gazette. will insert the above
four months, and send their accounts to this
ofTco
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Notice.

TNHE subscriber respectfully informs his
l. friends and the pubic, that he intends
constantly TO keep on baud and for sale,
ready made clothes. Persons who have any
second hand clothing for sale would do well
by calling on the subscriber, as be wishes TO
purchase. and will give liberal prices for
the same. Gentlemen's servants ard slaves
who may have such clothing to dispose of,
will bring with them proper orders aGthoriz-
ing them to sell, as he IS determined not to
deal with them on any other terls
ianlO JOHNNY BEARCROFT.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-12
SALES AL Al CIlUk.

THIS DAY, at 10 4. M.
Will be sold at the auction store, corner 6t
Prince AND Watersheds,
On liberal ersda
hhds list quality sugar
10 do Cd do
i8 bbs list and ed do
.aho,
MoIas.es and cordial in Barrels
Mustard in kegs
Filbefts in barrels
Vinegar 10 do
Cheese in do
Also,
A varieiy OF household furniture.
find arili be added,
A small invoice OF Isl and 2d cloths, l.
rish linens, Barcelona hhdkfs. &c.
case OF shoes
case assorted small looking glasses
case plated and japaned casiors
jan 6 S A. MARSTELLER, auct.
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Indian Queen Hotel,
IYnskinet0ll. d

TIME undersigned, late Of the City Ho-
i tel, Alexandria. having takenthe Hotel
on Pennsylvania .Avenue in Washington
City, SO we'll known whilst in the OCCUPANCY
of Mr.. John Davis, by the name Of Davis's
Hotel, presents himself TO the public for such
share OF their favor as his arrangements may
merit. Having been fer The best years of my
lite engaged in business Of this description,
hattsr myself shall be able to give general
satisfactun.-Of this the public may rest as
sured, that no paius shall be spared to ac-
commoda:e customers, travellers, and others;
nor any care or expense omitted in procuring
the bes, viands. liquors. and forage, with
good beds aud stabling.
nov. Is If JESSE BROWN.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber at Bar
IL naby, Prince Georges County, Mary
land. on the 22d instant, negro man named
JAMES about twenty five years old, five
feet three OF four inches high. very black.
suffers when talking, has uncommonIy large
and Hat feet-his clothing an old blue home
made coat, light and old pantaloons of the
same manufacture, old shoes and stockings.
a toleraby good hat. James is pretty good
shoemaker: it is most likely be will attempt
10 60 to a Mr.. Cox, near Charlottesville, Wiz.
gina, where he has wife. The above re.
ward will be paid, no matter where taken.
OHIO W. CALLS
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Scull-CaD Wanted.

NHR subscriber will be glad to procure
i some of the above mentioned article,
Tor case OF emergency, and will pay IL
beral price for the same. Application may
be made TO the Printer Country persons
having it, will do well by applying 10
EDWARD PRICE.
January 10.
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For Freight,

For Freight,
.SaM The schooner ROLLA, Capt. Pet
&5sStee, carries 1900 barrels IAN excellent
vessel. and will be ready for cargo in tour
DAYS. Apply TO VIM. FOWLE & Co.
Who have received for sale their cargoes of
SEQ tons plaster paris
IL pipes } Sicily Madeira wine,
8 half pipes Woodhouss's brand, OF
I6 or. casks the vintage Of 1915
$50 boxes fresh Muscatel and bloom raj.
sins
90 sacks of shellei and unshelIed al
mends december rs
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Boarding,

MFRS. LANPHIER has accommodations
lVl for FIVE or six genteel boarders, BY the
year, month or week, where every attention
will be paid to them upon the most reason.
able terms.
ALSO,
Dying silk and woollen cloths, in variety
of colors. november 7
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-12
TO Let.

That two story brick store, and
$TTA dwelling house on Union street, late
ME- the residence Of Mr.. }. Leap.
AA4 ALSO,
One other TWO story brick tenement, ad,
Joining the above well calculated for small
store and dwelling.
The situation fthe above property (being
Rear the wharf is well established as place
,of business. being occupied as such tor ma
ny years. For terms apply TO Am LEAF,
ar WIN n. MILLS.
January 3 WtmZw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-12

70 OF 800 dolls. 40 OF loo dolls. and seve-
raj thousand OF 30 dolls and smaller prizes.
50 rich a wheel and so many splendid
prizes, tor so small lottery, (2oo 600 DIS.
capital,) il is confidently believed has ne
yer before been presented 10 he people OF
the U. States. In thirteen drawings, the
wheels have gained nearly So, 900 dollars.
Dlore prizes than blanks, and no ri.k tse
nsxl iour drawings. all are prizes. Besides
the iooo us. and 500 DIS. &c. the lo,opo ds.
ahd The 5000 ale floating, aud in few days
The splendid prize of q, 900 dollars goes IN"
. ~ the wheel.
In consequence Of the great demand. the
richness ct the wheels, and the few tickets
which remain unscld, after Monday even.
lng next the tickets will advance to Ia dol
lars. q. Q. Tyler respectfully informs bis
friends and the public, that his Truly For.
'unate Office viii be brilliantly illuminated
on the evening of The ever memorable 9Th
~ January, and kept open until 10 O'Clock,
10 accommodate them at the present price
OF tlckets-l2 dollars. Had JACKSON, the
Hero 9f,.N Orleans, delayed his attack upon
The enemy until the 9th, in all probability
n. Orleans would have fallen into the enc
my's hands. Therefore delay not; but se-
cure 10 yourselves the 40, 900 dol. 90, 900
,i"I. lo,ooc dol. which to you may be as
Important as the Victory Of New Orleans
Sas to the immortal jackson!
lanuary9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-12
10 Rent,

sEOW sleep the wise who sink TO rest,
I'll With Tyler's Lott'ry Ticket blest |
Though Duns, with icy Gnsers cold,
Approach to grasp his scenty gold,
YET dreams OF future bliss arse,
kad cheer him with The promis'd Prize.
81 Fortunes bands his fate is spun,
IL Tyler's shall the, Prize be won.
There Prizes shine. in rich array,
There Tyler stands, the cash to pay;
And Fortune shall, with Joy, repair
10 dwell a constant inmate there.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-12
For Portland,

For Portland,
sxK The schnr. SYREN. captain
~ Emery, will sail in few days, aud
lake some freight if offered Immediately.
Apply 10 WIN FOWLE 4 Co,
Hho hove for sale said schnrs. cargo Of
$4,000 feet merchantable lumber
december 27
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-12
Notice.

MRS. MUIR, wishing to contribute in
lVl some measure towards the support Of
her family, embraces this opportunity of no.
tifying her friends, and the public in general,
that she proposes taking boarders. and would
be happy to accommodate number from
the age Of six to fourteen The terms, which
are moderate, may be known by applying
at her residence on Royal.s,reet. der %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-12
sper. Candles, Sugar, &c.

sper. Candles, Sugar, &c.
SPERA. candles. St. Crolx sugars 10
~ hhds
Wrapping paper, mould candles
Soap, coffee, Albany cats
A quantity OF apples, Newton pippins'
Spitzsnbergs, &c.
Landing from the sloop Altoona, captain
Knapp. FROM N. York, and for sale ~,
THOMAS V. HUCK.
iaDuary 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-12

A. c. Cazenove 3 Go.
HAVE for sale
III London particular Madeira wine,
do do Burgundy;
Go do Market,
Malaga;
Inptpes. half pipes, ami qnartsr sdsks,
Cognac brandy, 4th proof, old g. genuine]
New England Rum,
Retailing Molasscs,
Baltimore window glass,
Dppont's gun powder
Caracas, Flotant indigo, very superior.
&c. &c. &c.
december l3 0..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-12
For Rent.
Wants a Situation.

A YOUNG NAN qualified to take charge
n of set of books, and conversant with
business generally. Fae best recommends
lions can be had. Enquire Of the printer.
november Ii dit
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Bank Of Alexandria,

December 10. 1890.
TNHE stockholders in this institution are
l. hereby notified that An election OF nine
directors, TO- serve the ensuing wear. will be
held at the Court house in this town on the
Sd Monday (tne 18Th January next, between
the hours Of 10 A. N and p NJ,
je 10 7. l.. McKENN Cashier
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-12
For Freight, to the West-In.
dies or a Southern Port,

sztg The superior schr ANN. Bar
&& nabas Webb, master, burthen loco
bbls. will be read to receive a cargo in a
few days. Apply y WIN. FOWLE T. Go.
Who have received, for sale, by The above
vessel,
TOO casks Thomastown lime
5000 feet merchantable lumber
december II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-12
Married,

Al Smoot,ville, in November last. by the
Rev. Jane, Reid, Mr.. Nim,od Buekty to
Mis-, Ehi.a Smoot, third daughter OF George
Al the same place on the s5tb Dec. by the
zane, Mr.. Hiiliam Butler to Mary Sn0of,
eldest daughter of George Smoot, esq.
On the same day al Reeves, by Inc
same, Mr.. John Beach to Miss Sarah Resus''
On the same day, at Moneys, by the
sams, Mr.. Simon W. Thomas to Miss NO
nsy, daughter of Nicholas Money, esq.
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To Rent.

To Rent,
ENHE house at present occupied by Mr..
4 Josiah Watson, as the Post Office. Pos
session nay be had Immediately. For term.
apply TO THOMAS BROCCHUS.
october 3 II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-12

For Freight,
IN THE superior Brig OLIVE, Isaac
M Lincoln, Master, burthen about 1000
bis. She is now ready for cargo.
Also,
The Schooner ELIZA, Garret Phillips,
Master, burthen about 1000 bis She is a
good vessel. and will be ready for cargo in
one week.
Also,
The Schooner CAROLINE 4 NANCY,
F. Fisher, Master, burthep about $50 bis.
She is an excellent vessel, only two years
old, and will soon be ready 10 load.
Apply to JOHN H LADD & Co
Who have now ahoat, for sale, reed by
said vessels,
s5uO bushels. best Manchester soal,
quality that will be approved.
$500 bush. Liverpool coarse salt.
5 N. clear boards,
90 M. 1ath.
800 boxes SMOKED herrinSs
december ie
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-12
For Sale or Rent,

-, That commodious house and lot
DIR recently belonging to VIM. H. Fitz.
fssst hugh, esqr. in complete sePalr, and
tle.sn suited 10 the accommodation OF a
ltse family This is an excellent estab-
lihment and well situated in pleasanipart
othe town. Apply to PhlIip R: Feudall,
7. D. or to WILLIAM BRENT, Junr.
hecember 6~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-12
Potatoes.

ONE thous. nd bushels eastern Potatoes,
~ superior quality
I75 casks R. |. Lime,
For sale, low, on board scbr Emigrant,
at Duke street wharf. Apply to the Capt.
On board, or 1. RI. Ho LAND.
January IL OF
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Hands Wanted.

THE subscriber wi shes 10 hire for tho
l. present year, + able laborers:
AUG. J. SMITH.
January 10 wfm3t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-12
ALIENS PRIZE LIST.
NETWORK

IN II w ohA
LITERATURE LOTTERY,
FOURTH CLASS.
.NnM days draining
No. 1920 1916 prizes each Of 500 dolls
Tenth days draw,ng.
No. I'll 1929 prize of DlO,NJO
*i5.7ei 200
*I4.7I4 1884 443e loo
*SoId at Aliens luckY office, whe the tor.
tunale holders are invite e. 10 call ard ecelve
the cash for their prizes Four draw ines
more will complete the lottery. The lI'h
drawing will be received this day
Tickets are yet 10 be had al II dolls. shares
in proportion. The prizes 10 be Drawn are
$4,000 dollars
10000 dollars
5000 dollars
9 of 1000 dollars
8 of 500 dollars
8 of 100 dollars
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-12
Glover Seed.

NIFTY bushels Pennsylvania clover seed,
II lust received and Tor sale by
Jan 5 81 SAM. MESSERSMilH.
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Grand State Lottery,

Gfand state LOttery,
BIaHTH CLASS.
No: $3.50 +744e "4oss *liSs 5se pri.s
Ees,of = D.l0Oo
1918 .qi45 .5sIs .s474 *s4es 100
sAll sold at Allens'.'
Will draw again on Monday next, 9th inst,
FLOATING IN THE WHEEL, viz:
8 prizes of lO.0OU dollars
4 of 5000 dollars
26 Of 1000 dollars
1s of 500 dollars
ONLY THREE DRAWINGS MORE
to be drawn
100000 DOLLARS.
$4,000 dollars
9 OF 10000 dol!ars
5000 dollars
5000 dollars
5000 doliars
5000 dollars
rs of 1000 dollars
IL Of 500 dollars
And large number of 100 dollar prizes.
tGFTickels, 60 dolls. shares in propsrtion.
For chances in the above Lotteries apply al
| ALIENS
Lucky 0fse,
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington City.
Tickets tor sale in the Grand National
| Lottery at 10 dollars.
Orders enclosing cash or prize tickets adj
! dressed to S. & d. Allen will be promptly
attended 10. jars
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-27
Detroit, Nou. 80.
SAGANA INDIANS.

We were informed, last week, that the
chiefs OF these Indians had inpeded Mr..
Wampler in his surveys, AMI utterly re-
fused 70 permit him 20 cross the Ssgana rlv-
er. The cause Of this conduct on the part
OF the indians, is not known to US, and We
are unable TO say whether il proceeds from
q disposition to hostility, OF from suppo-
s,ion that their rights would be nirihged,
by permitting Mr.. w. to cross. II is cer-
tain. however. that on several occasions,
these Indians have manifested mische-
vious disposition, and have actually stolen
and killed hogs and cattle belonging TO our
most advasced settlers. 1t is also stated
that they, on one or two occasions, preVer-
Ted the workmen employed by the Mission
airy Society from pursuing their labors-
declaring that they would have ne build.
ing among them for white people TO inhab-
II. The Indians at Sagana have always
been represented to US as peculiarly vi.
cious, and composed in part OF runaways
from other tribes aud families. Their prin-
cipsl chief Kishkaukou, is said 10 be a
Sioux, and that he obtained his chieftain.
ship by usurpation-he has numerous
family, ana seldom moves abroad without
several sttendsnts. During the last war,
K shkaukou and bis family were with the
enemy, and many of our fellow -citizens af-
firm, that he was the NOT cruel and VIM
dictive OF any of the Indians that took part
with the enemy. He is represented as still
cherishing hatred for the people of the
u. States, as possessing considerable cun-
ming, and as very cowardly. Under the
influence and direction VI such chief. II
must be expected that the Sagah Indians
will from time 10 time steal cattle and CON-
NIT other depredations, until force be sta.
toned in their immediate vicinity OF seth-
cient strength 10 overawe them At pre-
sent they have nothing to fear except the
militia OF the country, and they well know
that before any portion of such force could
be collected to resist or prevent their mar
auding parties. they can retire With their
plumber in perfect safety. There are we
believe, only forty U. 8. troops at this post,
and il would be ridiculous piece of te-
ne-ity, to send them into the country OF
the Ssgsnas 10 punish them for their plum.
dering. With this view Of things, we tras-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-27
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

lttSNUtUJeu, Lo1 80
On Saturday, resolution was SUBJ
mitted to the House of Delegates by
MIR. Minor fer establishing Library
for the use of the Assembly, Judges, y
pablo officers, at the seat Of govern.
ment-This resolution was rejected,
ayes Is, noes 65.
A motion was made by MIR. Morris
of Wood, to adj ourn over till Wednes,
day.-This also was rejected.
A petition was presented from the
celebrated Peter Francisco, for COM
peus,tion for the services he performed
during the revolutionary war, and for
horse which was killed under him in
battle.-This was referred to COM
mittss.
The most interesting business before
the House was, the petition Of sundry
inhabitants Of the counties of Greenbri,
err. Hardy, Bath, Mouongalia, and
Rockingham, for removing the seat OF
government from the city of Richmond
TO some central place. Some debate
snsued, on reading these petitions, as to
the mode of referring them. 1t was
successfully proposed to send them to
the Committee of Proportions aud
Grievances; also to a select committee;
and then to committee Of the whole
House. Finally, the latter motion pre-,
vailed. and this question is made the or
der IF the day for the fifteenth Of Jan
Iary.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-27
MORE SPANISH PIRACIES.

The American schr Lark, John Gavitt,
master had arrived at Curacao from Puerto
Cabello. Mr.. Nathaniel Perry, late first
officer Of the American schr. Unioa came
passenger 10 The Lark. The Union, Lam
son, was captured on the Nth October off
Curacoa, by Spanish armed brig, carried
into .Aruba, and piundered OF every thing,
which was carried on board the priva'eer.
On the arrival of the Union at Puerto Ca
beIIo, one of the Judges of the court Of ad-
miralty, part owner OF the brig, came on
board, accompanied by deputy judge e.
several clerks, who broke open the trunks,
and seized what remained TO be plumber
ed. The Union was condemned the day
alter her arrival. The master and crew
were confined on board the vessel Tor three
days attsr her condemnation, when they
were sent for 10 sign the condemnation. &
then turned adritt into the streets. The
Union had on board 6,OooG in specie, and
cargo worth 25,oood.
Provisions were So arce at Puerto Cabel-
To-: no fresh meat in the market; fowls,
when they could be had, sold for six dol
lars piece: -four 25 dollars barrel, beef
40 dollars, and pork as high as SO dollars
barrel.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-27

bello, & zoo men in the vallies of ARGUE,
imualIent 10 lace brig. General Morales
should he make bis appearance.
i he Curacao papers stale that the "A
nerIcan squadron, SD anxiously looked tor
IN Those SEAS" had arrived al st. BarthOle.
news, consisting OF the Hornet, Spark,
Ente rprlze, Porpoise, SHARK, and Gram.
pus.
THE SPANISH PlRACIES.
In consequence OF the numerous piracies
on the Dutch flag, by vessels fitted out at
Porto Csvello, the Governor OF CuraCcoa
had written TO Surinam Tor an additional
naval force. Accordingly, the brig SwaI-
low, Got 90 guns, Capt. De Jonge, had
been sent TO Curacao, and was thence
dispatched to Aruba, to convoy vessels.
Ten Dutch vessels had been captured by
Spanish privaleers.
Resulting from these piracies, the Cur
racoa Courant OF December FIRST contains
Proclamation OF the Governor of Curra-
Goa and its dependencies, bonaire, and
ARABIA, which declares that hereafter no
privateer. letter OF marque, or any such
vessel whatever belonging to any ,wer
shall be allowed within the waters and
Jurisdictions OF the ISLANDS under bis juris-
diclion to modest or take any vessel under
neutral colours belonging to the Dhabi-
lants OF power, or coming from places
with which the kingdom OF The Neither
lands is not at war, much less with vessels
under the Dutch flag, under the "sum of
fifteen hundred pieces OF Eight" The
Captains of privateers, SC. to be imprison-
ed until the money is paid; to be liable to
corporal punishment, il alter overhauling
vessels above described they shall proceed
TO the commission OF further excuses, or
any acts of violence.
Srd-rhat all privaleers, letters of
marque or other vessels violating that part
of the prohibition mentioned in the first
article, as also all such vessels thu rein al
luded to, taken by privateers, letters OF
marque or other vessels, ON any oil bis Ma
jesty's ships falling in With them, shall be
detained and carried into this port, in or
der that such measures, az are laid down
in the FIRST article Aforesaid, msy be adopt
ed against said priyateers, le,tsrs of mar
que, or other such vessels, and the recap
tured vessels restored to their owners, by
whom the expences attending the recap
ture OF the same shall be betrayed.
The fourth article prohibits all priva-
teers. letters Of marque Or other armed
private vessel, belonging to any other pow
er, from cruising or entering the waters or
jurisdiction OF these Islands, unless in case
of distress to repair damages, and wheh
repaired TO depart forthwith, under the
penalty OF Fifteen hundred pieces Of
eight"
One half the fine is to be given TO any
armed vessel OF the Netherlands that shall
bring in any vessel offending.
Dated s2d November, 1891, at Cura-
Goa.