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Anjust 109 1864
Gen't 8. Williams.
Adjt General
Any of Potomae. General
I here the
honor to request that a board
The officers be ordered th investigate
the late explosion at this Vepat.
my Reapectmes
you Ght Senth
Momis inform shaff
Sity Pouit Va
ters At
my power toopponit
buy 11th
the Board within asked
august ,10-1864
Respe etfully for
pickfully forward the
for, and therefore red-
Momis Shaff
were le d, appro.
application for the
Senit of Orduance
red
accision of the Sent
More Sdie
Geul Cividi
Viguate that a board of
officers be ordered to imoratigate
Licut Ad t ,Chyal
Cw. G.
the late explosion at this Depot.
May Guel Circuity
1452u away of the Polomac
aug 12. 18/24
as inder Year onlur
Spinal
No " of the
Head Quarter, annus of
the United States, the
Ordnance depot-at City
Point is the depat-for the
annis operating against
Richmond, I question
(over)
Rice only 13. la S.O.
repeal has never been promulgated although the
soon
tained, it will be put in immediate number execution. are
as
a
sufficient
ob-
for
notification of such pretended repeat distinetly
described it to be dependent on conditions, in
m30
aw
which the enemy knew Great-Britain could never
HOMAS CAVE, has opened a
acquiesce ; and although abundant evidence has
since appeared of their subsequent execution.
Store at No 35 Burling-slip, where the Pub-
" But the enemy has at length laid aside all dis-
lic may be supplied with very superior BRANDY,
4th and 1st proof-fine rectified and common
simulation; he now publicly and soleminly declares
GIN-clean high proof neutralized SPIRITS-
not only that those Decrees still continue in force,
ALCOHOL-various CORDIALS and other Spi-
at
but that they shall be rigidly executed until Great
rits, upon reasonable terms and credit, or a libe-
Britain shall comply with additional conditions, e-
ral discount for cash-also in exchange for Rye
qually extravagant and he further announces the
Whiskey, Cider Spirits or other Produce: and
penalties of those Decrees to be in full force against
may likewise be had at his Distillery, No. 27 Fer-
all Nations, which shall suffer their flag to be as it
ry-street.
is termed in this new Code, denationalized.'
N. B. A large parcel of fresh emptied Whiskey
In addition to the disavowal of the blockade of
Hogsheads and Barrels for sale.
m30 Im
May, 1806, and of the principles on which that
blockade was established, and In addition to the re-
I
VORY & SEA HORSE TEETH.
peal of the British Orders in Council-he demands
94 large prime Elephants Teeth, and 40 Sea
in admission of the principles, that the goods of an
Horse Teeth, well worth the attention of Comb
enemy, carried under a ueutral flag, shall be treat-
Makers and Dentists, just received and for sale by
Un
ed as neutral; that neutral property under the flag
PETER SHARPE, No. 19 Maiden-Tane.
of an enemy shall be treated as hostile ;-that arms
ALSO-TO LET, 3 handsome two story brick
and warlike stores alone (to the exclusion of ship-
front HOUSE, situated in the main street, Brook-
timber and other articles of naval equipment )shali
Ivn
m30
be regarded as contraband of war that no
ports shall be considered as la fully blockaded,
ADIES' white chip HATS, of a
except such as are invested and besieged, in the
superior quality, for sale by the dozen or sin-
presumption of their being taken [en prevention
gle
plat.
Apply
to
JOHNLEONARD,
detre pris], and into which a merchant ship can-
m50 It
119 William -street.
not enter without danger."
By these and other demands, the enemy in
F
Pork and Cheese.
fact, requires, that Great Britain, and all civiliz-
ORTY bbls. prime and mess Pork
ed nations, sha I renomee, at his arbivrary plea-
40 casks Cheese, of a superior quality, for
sale by
STRANG & WHITNEY,
sure, the ordinary and indisputable right of the
m30aw
16 South-street.
maratime war; that Great Britain, in particular,
shall forego the advantages of her naval superiori-
UGARS-1 hhds. and 20 bbls.
ty, and allow the commercial property, as well as
Muscovado Sugars, for sale by
the produce and manufactures of France, and her
m30
A. &J. FRANKLIN, 134 Water-st.
confederates, to pass the ocean in security, whilst
the subjects of Great Britain are to be in effect
CORNELIUS DUBOIS,
proscribed from all commercial intercourse with
FFERS for Sale-
other nations and the produce and manufactures
2000 gallons Linseed Oil
at
of these realms are to be excluded from every
30 barrels mess Pork
country in the world, to which the arms or the in-
100 boxes Vandyke's best Chocolate, 1 & 2
fluence of the enemy can extend.
10 hhds. high 4th pf. Spirits, well flavored
" Such are the demands to which the British
5 pipes 4th pf. Brandy, do do
government is summoned to submit-to the
300 easks Frankford green Powder
20 ts. Jones's Snuff
abandonment of its most ancient, essential, and
50 bags Island Cocoa
undoubted maratime rights, Such is the code by
Madeira, Sicily Madeira, and Pas ley'
by
which France hopes, under the cover of a neutral
Par. Teneriffe Wines, superior quality.
at
flag, to render her commerce unassailable by sea
My30
net
whilst she proceeds to invade or to meorporate
61
with her own dominions all states that hesitate to
ANKEENS.-800 picces Nan-
CO
sacrifice their national interests at her command,
keens, of the Maumee ehop, just received
the
and in abdication of their just rights, to adopt a
and for sale by
BAILEY & WILLIS,
Code, by which they are required to exclude, un-
m30
No. 109 Front-street.
der the mask of municipal regulation, whatever
is British, from their dominious.
A
L. P. Teneriffe Wine.
sui
" The pretexts for these extravagant demands
FEW casks superior London Particular
sal
is, that some of these principles ere adopted by
Teneriffe Wine, for sale by
voluntary compact in the treaty of Utrecht; as it
m 30 PERIT & LATHROP, 48 South-st;
a treaty once existing between two particular
New-Orleans Cotton.
countries, founded on special and reciprocal con-
siderations, binding only on the contracting par-
NE hundred and 30 bales of different, late
ties, and ch in the last treaty of peace between
importations, for sale by
the same powers, had not been revived, were to be
m 30 1w J. LAWRENCE & CO. 37 Wall-st
regarded as declaratory of the public law of na-
tions.
A
FEW barrels white Brazils SU-
GARS, for sale by
" It is needless for his Royal Highness to de-
m 30 2t
G, BOWEN, 149 Pearl-st.
monstrate the injustice of such pretensions. He
might otherwise appeal to the practice of France
R
UM-6 hads. W. I. Rum, landing
herself, in this and in former wars, and to her own
from sloop Providence, at Beekman-slip, and
established codes of maratime law; it is sufficient
for sale by
that these new demands of the enemy form a
m30
WM. OSBORN, 63 South-st.
wide departure from those conditions on which
the alleged repeal of the French decrees was ac-
Brandy, Wine and Silks.
cepted by America; and upon which alone, er-
OR Sale at Auction, by David Dunham and
roneously assuming that repeal to be complete,
Co. on Wednesday the 3d of June, at 11 o'clock,
America has claimed a revocation of the British
at Jones's-wf. west side Coffoe-house-slip
by
Orders in Council.
104 Cognae Brandy
" His Royal Highness, upon a review of all
103 cases White Wine, St. Bris 1804
72 do. Claret
Haut brien 1805
these circumstances, feels persuaded, that SO soon
94 do. do.
St. Julien 1805, received
as this formal declaration, by the government of
France, of its unabated adherence to the princi-
by the schr Little Charles, from Bordeaux.
W
ples and provisions of the Berlin and Milan de-
Also, at Private Salc.
lo
crees, shall be made known in America, the Go-
The following articles, received by the same
verement of the United States, actuated not less
vessel:--
by a sense of justice to Great Britain, than by
1 case Velvets, small pieces, a great variety
what is due to its own dignity, will be disposed to
of colors
recall those measures of hostile exclusion, which,
1 case Ribbands, assorted
under a misconception of the real views and con-
1. do. Satins, assorted colors
duet of the French Government, America has
94 small bags Juniper Bervies.
exclusively applied to the commerce and ships of
m 30 4t J. H. LAWRENCE CO. 37 Wali-st.
war of Great Britain.
Hy son Skin Tea.
ha
" To accelerate a result so advantageous to the
NDING At Stevens's wharf
true inserests of both countries, and SO conducive
100 ehests Hyson Skin Tea, Ann and Hope's
fa
to the re-establishment of perfect friendship be-
cargo, for sale by
PC
tween them and to give a decisive proof of his
m 30 1w
JOHN R. WHEATON, 74 So.st.
Royal Highness's disposition to perform the en-
gagements of his Majesty's Government, by re-
NE thousand pieces Bandannas
in
voking the Orders in Council, whenever the
and Flag Hdkfs. just received, for sale by
ad
French Decrees shall be actually and uncondition-
m 29
J. GOODHUE, 44 South-st.
pe
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"ocrText": "lity Point ha\nAnjust 109 1864\nGen't 8. Williams.\nAdjt General\nAny of Potomae. General\nI here the\nhonor to request that a board\nThe officers be ordered th investigate\nthe late explosion at this Vepat.\nmy Reapectmes\nyou Ght Senth\nMomis inform shaff\nSity Pouit Va\nters At\nmy power toopponit\nbuy 11th\nthe Board within asked\naugust ,10-1864\nRespe etfully for\npickfully forward the\nfor, and therefore red-\nMomis Shaff\nwere le d, appro.\napplication for the\nSenit of Orduance\nred\naccision of the Sent\nMore Sdie\nGeul Cividi\nViguate that a board of\nofficers be ordered to imoratigate\nLicut Ad t ,Chyal\nCw. G.\nthe late explosion at this Depot.\nMay Guel Circuity\n1452u away of the Polomac\naug 12. 18/24\nas inder Year onlur\nSpinal\nNo \" of the\nHead Quarter, annus of\nthe United States, the\nOrdnance depot-at City\nPoint is the depat-for the\nannis operating against\nRichmond, I question\n(over)\nRice only 13. la S.O.\nrepeal has never been promulgated although the\nsoon\ntained, it will be put in immediate number execution. are\nas\na\nsufficient\nob-\nfor\nnotification of such pretended repeat distinetly\ndescribed it to be dependent on conditions, in\nm30\naw\nwhich the enemy knew Great-Britain could never\nHOMAS CAVE, has opened a\nacquiesce ; and although abundant evidence has\nsince appeared of their subsequent execution.\nStore at No 35 Burling-slip, where the Pub-\n\" But the enemy has at length laid aside all dis-\nlic may be supplied with very superior BRANDY,\n4th and 1st proof-fine rectified and common\nsimulation; he now publicly and soleminly declares\nGIN-clean high proof neutralized SPIRITS-\nnot only that those Decrees still continue in force,\nALCOHOL-various CORDIALS and other Spi-\nat\nbut that they shall be rigidly executed until Great\nrits, upon reasonable terms and credit, or a libe-\nBritain shall comply with additional conditions, e-\nral discount for cash-also in exchange for Rye\nqually extravagant and he further announces the\nWhiskey, Cider Spirits or other Produce: and\npenalties of those Decrees to be in full force against\nmay likewise be had at his Distillery, No. 27 Fer-\nall Nations, which shall suffer their flag to be as it\nry-street.\nis termed in this new Code, denationalized.'\nN. B. A large parcel of fresh emptied Whiskey\nIn addition to the disavowal of the blockade of\nHogsheads and Barrels for sale.\nm30 Im\nMay, 1806, and of the principles on which that\nblockade was established, and In addition to the re-\nI\nVORY & SEA HORSE TEETH.\npeal of the British Orders in Council-he demands\n94 large prime Elephants Teeth, and 40 Sea\nin admission of the principles, that the goods of an\nHorse Teeth, well worth the attention of Comb\nenemy, carried under a ueutral flag, shall be treat-\nMakers and Dentists, just received and for sale by\nUn\ned as neutral; that neutral property under the flag\nPETER SHARPE, No. 19 Maiden-Tane.\nof an enemy shall be treated as hostile ;-that arms\nALSO-TO LET, 3 handsome two story brick\nand warlike stores alone (to the exclusion of ship-\nfront HOUSE, situated in the main street, Brook-\ntimber and other articles of naval equipment )shali\nIvn\nm30\nbe regarded as contraband of war that no\nports shall be considered as la fully blockaded,\nADIES' white chip HATS, of a\nexcept such as are invested and besieged, in the\nsuperior quality, for sale by the dozen or sin-\npresumption of their being taken [en prevention\ngle\nplat.\nApply\nto\nJOHNLEONARD,\ndetre pris], and into which a merchant ship can-\nm50 It\n119 William -street.\nnot enter without danger.\"\nBy these and other demands, the enemy in\nF\nPork and Cheese.\nfact, requires, that Great Britain, and all civiliz-\nORTY bbls. prime and mess Pork\ned nations, sha I renomee, at his arbivrary plea-\n40 casks Cheese, of a superior quality, for\nsale by\nSTRANG & WHITNEY,\nsure, the ordinary and indisputable right of the\nm30aw\n16 South-street.\nmaratime war; that Great Britain, in particular,\nshall forego the advantages of her naval superiori-\nUGARS-1 hhds. and 20 bbls.\nty, and allow the commercial property, as well as\nMuscovado Sugars, for sale by\nthe produce and manufactures of France, and her\nm30\nA. &J. FRANKLIN, 134 Water-st.\nconfederates, to pass the ocean in security, whilst\nthe subjects of Great Britain are to be in effect\nCORNELIUS DUBOIS,\nproscribed from all commercial intercourse with\nFFERS for Sale-\nother nations and the produce and manufactures\n2000 gallons Linseed Oil\nat\nof these realms are to be excluded from every\n30 barrels mess Pork\ncountry in the world, to which the arms or the in-\n100 boxes Vandyke's best Chocolate, 1 & 2\nfluence of the enemy can extend.\n10 hhds. high 4th pf. Spirits, well flavored\n\" Such are the demands to which the British\n5 pipes 4th pf. Brandy, do do\ngovernment is summoned to submit-to the\n300 easks Frankford green Powder\n20 ts. Jones's Snuff\nabandonment of its most ancient, essential, and\n50 bags Island Cocoa\nundoubted maratime rights, Such is the code by\nMadeira, Sicily Madeira, and Pas ley'\nby\nwhich France hopes, under the cover of a neutral\nPar. Teneriffe Wines, superior quality.\nat\nflag, to render her commerce unassailable by sea\nMy30\nnet\nwhilst she proceeds to invade or to meorporate\n61\nwith her own dominions all states that hesitate to\nANKEENS.-800 picces Nan-\nCO\nsacrifice their national interests at her command,\nkeens, of the Maumee ehop, just received\nthe\nand in abdication of their just rights, to adopt a\nand for sale by\nBAILEY & WILLIS,\nCode, by which they are required to exclude, un-\nm30\nNo. 109 Front-street.\nder the mask of municipal regulation, whatever\nis British, from their dominious.\nA\nL. P. Teneriffe Wine.\nsui\n\" The pretexts for these extravagant demands\nFEW casks superior London Particular\nsal\nis, that some of these principles ere adopted by\nTeneriffe Wine, for sale by\nvoluntary compact in the treaty of Utrecht; as it\nm 30 PERIT & LATHROP, 48 South-st;\na treaty once existing between two particular\nNew-Orleans Cotton.\ncountries, founded on special and reciprocal con-\nsiderations, binding only on the contracting par-\nNE hundred and 30 bales of different, late\nties, and ch in the last treaty of peace between\nimportations, for sale by\nthe same powers, had not been revived, were to be\nm 30 1w J. LAWRENCE & CO. 37 Wall-st\nregarded as declaratory of the public law of na-\ntions.\nA\nFEW barrels white Brazils SU-\nGARS, for sale by\n\" It is needless for his Royal Highness to de-\nm 30 2t\nG, BOWEN, 149 Pearl-st.\nmonstrate the injustice of such pretensions. He\nmight otherwise appeal to the practice of France\nR\nUM-6 hads. W. I. Rum, landing\nherself, in this and in former wars, and to her own\nfrom sloop Providence, at Beekman-slip, and\nestablished codes of maratime law; it is sufficient\nfor sale by\nthat these new demands of the enemy form a\nm30\nWM. OSBORN, 63 South-st.\nwide departure from those conditions on which\nthe alleged repeal of the French decrees was ac-\nBrandy, Wine and Silks.\ncepted by America; and upon which alone, er-\nOR Sale at Auction, by David Dunham and\nroneously assuming that repeal to be complete,\nCo. on Wednesday the 3d of June, at 11 o'clock,\nAmerica has claimed a revocation of the British\nat Jones's-wf. west side Coffoe-house-slip\nby\nOrders in Council.\n104 Cognae Brandy\n\" His Royal Highness, upon a review of all\n103 cases White Wine, St. Bris 1804\n72 do. Claret\nHaut brien 1805\nthese circumstances, feels persuaded, that SO soon\n94 do. do.\nSt. Julien 1805, received\nas this formal declaration, by the government of\nFrance, of its unabated adherence to the princi-\nby the schr Little Charles, from Bordeaux.\nW\nples and provisions of the Berlin and Milan de-\nAlso, at Private Salc.\nlo\ncrees, shall be made known in America, the Go-\nThe following articles, received by the same\nverement of the United States, actuated not less\nvessel:--\nby a sense of justice to Great Britain, than by\n1 case Velvets, small pieces, a great variety\nwhat is due to its own dignity, will be disposed to\nof colors\nrecall those measures of hostile exclusion, which,\n1 case Ribbands, assorted\nunder a misconception of the real views and con-\n1. do. Satins, assorted colors\nduet of the French Government, America has\n94 small bags Juniper Bervies.\nexclusively applied to the commerce and ships of\nm 30 4t J. H. LAWRENCE CO. 37 Wali-st.\nwar of Great Britain.\nHy son Skin Tea.\nha\n\" To accelerate a result so advantageous to the\nNDING At Stevens's wharf\ntrue inserests of both countries, and SO conducive\n100 ehests Hyson Skin Tea, Ann and Hope's\nfa\nto the re-establishment of perfect friendship be-\ncargo, for sale by\nPC\ntween them and to give a decisive proof of his\nm 30 1w\nJOHN R. WHEATON, 74 So.st.\nRoyal Highness's disposition to perform the en-\ngagements of his Majesty's Government, by re-\nNE thousand pieces Bandannas\nin\nvoking the Orders in Council, whenever the\nand Flag Hdkfs. just received, for sale by\nad\nFrench Decrees shall be actually and uncondition-\nm 29\nJ. GOODHUE, 44 South-st.\npe"
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