The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-12-26 00:00:00, page 3

m .y be reckoned, the crection of some new
collection districts, particulatiy on the River
St Lawrente anidin the Eastern patt ol the
- State of Vermon ; an incre.ss of salary to
' the collectors 1o thir juacier, n as-much u¥
uader the non importation, that part of their
~ comyensation whica = derived trom tees will
be considerabiy reduced ; and that winich ari-
an authoerity to the armec force of the United
States to make seizures. And it must be ad
d=4 that the pecuiiar sitnation of those dis
iricts will reader conde nnations extremely
difficalt, unless the eblizating be imposed on
persons cliiming merchanlize seized there
10 prove that the same was legully imported.
" Aill which is respectfuily submitted.
2 " ALBERT GALLATIN.
' Preasury Depariment, D cember 10, 1810.
payment on giving three months notice. This
cundition may, i enforced, s«ve some iner
esi (0 the publick, snd can produce uo incon
venicace, r there wiil be no greaier difficulty
in effecting a new loan (it necessary) in the
micdie than in the latter end of the year” The
docunents F. G H 1. snew bein the object
and the terms of tue loun.
From what has been stated, it appears that
no other provisions are necessary for the year
1811, than a continuance of the addnion.i 2
1-2 per cent duily, commonlycailed the Med
licr-anean Fund, and an suthority to borrow
& sum probably much less, and certainiy not
greater than the amount of the principal of
the publick debt which will be reimbursed
during the year. But asdn conionmity to the
act of st h{ay 1810, the ¥ 0 portation of aru
cles the growth, procuge or m-mu‘ture ol
the dominions, cokm‘fixxld tle pe}uliﬁ&cs of
G. Britain will be prebiroiced stier the 2d. day
of l'eb. next, if that nation shall net, before
that time, so revoke or modily her edicts as
they shall cease to violate the neutral com
merce of the U. States, some piovisions ap:
pear neccssary for the purpose of suppl‘yink
the ‘deficiency in the revenue avising from
that cause, and of giving to that measure all
the cfilcucy of which 1L 1s susceptibie.,
The probabie delaica’ion in the revenuc
cunnoty lor obvious reasons, be ut this time
estmatgd Wiy any degrae of precision. The
expeiience ol the ensulig year can alone at
fo d suilicient duta for a permem 2ne and de
tadied plan udapicd 10 that state ol things, anc
calcutated to enture persevercnce in the sys
teih o 8 ot #8 muiy be thought proper. Bui
in the wezn whiie, it appears essenticl to lay
the foundsion of sach plan wnd 1o guard o
in time ag;.ina! any great de * in the re
ceipts of the year 1812 liis beileved that
uhder existiig chicwmstances it would be suf
fi_icut 10 rendec those receipts equal or nearly
"e u.t 1o the curren’ expenditure, including
theréin the interest on the publick debty and
estimated @t avout eight mihivus of dollars :
And with a view "o that object a considerable
and immediate increase ol the prescut duties
on importations is respectfully su ;jested.
It 15 not iess importent that the act should
be free ol iegai diflicnities and of well-foun
ded objections, and that it should be enforced
by every pracucable meuns. Oa that subject
the foitowing obscervations are submitted @
1. T'he law ot M.y Ist, 1810, has neithe:
expressiy defined the edicts, the revocation
of whici is expected, nor wade a nolificution
by the Fucardent the evidence and the sole ev
iacace of the f.ct. It toliows that in case of
an unsatisfactory modification of her edicts by
G. Britsin the decision of the question itseld,
whether the non-lmiportaion be actualiy ic
force or not will be left to the courts, whence
deiays un?embi‘russuwms will wrise which
wil considerably iropede the operation of the
luw.
2. The non-importation is to tuke place on
i~ 20 reb. nexte il a revocation shali not
A e wken plice belore that day. Bar this
may have taken plice and aot be known on
that day in ithe United States. If the Collec
tors chsiain from seizing merchandize impor
ted wlior anat duy, until the fact sbhall have
beo v ascer cmcd end the eédicts shall not have
been revoked, tiie merchondize will escape
fotcr wre wnd tue Liw during that period wili
b innperh_sivc. lf'lt‘o!.iy scize and the edicts
shale huve been revoked, the seizures will
hve beenaliegaly snd the Collectors wiil be
lubie to personai suits, This inconvenicnee
My be remedied by a provision, directing,
that du ing that period it sbail be the duty of
the Colleciurs 1o wake seizures, but that the
gouds shatl be resiored 10 the parties” on give
10, hond wita suretics for the value.
3. No exception has been made by the act
i Lvour of vessels which bave sailed fo: the
B s East Incies prior to the President’s
prociameation, and the short period of three
wonths fiem the date of that prociamation to
tl. duy when the law sto take cflect will oc
c. sion forteitures or heavy losses in case of
boii~tide Anierican properiy in Engiund paid
fo: or orderved prior to the proclamation.
it seems in _every point of view eligible
th.: cases clearly loreseen should be provie
dc i lor by law, mstead of being ielt to exec-
Utive discreton.
4, It is beiieved that an ebandonment by
the U. States of their share of the penalties
and torfeitures waich may be incurred, and
the distribution of these according o the cir
cumstances of be case, amongst the Collec
to: s, and orher custom-house officers, the in
spectors who heretofore have had no share,
and the intormers, would ensure a greater
degree of 20l and vigliance in detecting snd
‘preventiog infractions of the law.
5. Some wdditional provisions will be ne
cessiry to enjocce the luw on the northern
feontier of the United States, amnngst waich
.hﬂllft.‘ng it an nlraclm Wm'nn,
communicated *o us by a . .
“ Exchequer bills are 10" be issaed, to sup
ses from co amissions altog ther lost : And
their vessel had been wrecked upon this body
of ice, and the sufferers had either been fro
-420 to death or met the more dreudful fute of
perishing for want.
"~ And supposing the British Ministty have
said so—<L.ook at the proceedings towards
Curaccas ! Besides, they have said many
things they did not do----recoticct Lrskine’s
arrangement. . They huve attempied many
things they did not uccomplisii—witness the
event ol the Americun Kevelution,
The New-Jersey Bank has closéd its insti
tution and .d Rlscd the building for saie, in
conse/juence of 4 lufe law, passed by the Leg
islature for taxing Bank Stock. The Bank
was considered solvent, and the notes have
Wd on presen’ment. 2
T'hie Rev. Christian has instityted a
le'rﬁ“&.ccmno in r Y‘h. on Selomon’
Songs, which he announges 1o treat crijical
dmndly #nd practi comparing
English version w e, the
Grcokm-n&r trans| il 3
;- )
ply the want of clﬂ\hlhgw
Baok of the Lulted States il
die a nvnral €eath. These bilis ’\g
wiade o legel tender on il p.yments o Ahe
revenue, A bilt s prepared, and will shortly
be inwoduced by a fiiend of wine, empawner
g the Secretary of the 1 rgasuiy to Borrow
o spocifick sum of mongy on these bills, paye
abie at one of the banks in each of the pring
cipal cities, on the credit wnd in wtidﬁ‘ix
ol certan duddes, as they periodicailybecomg
puyable into the respective custom houses.
This bunk will have the colleCuion of all the
custom-house bomds ; wili be restricted in
the munner of receiving debts due to govern
ment 3 nd specre wili%é recuired it all pay
ments, il the E.;ghcquer biils become due,”
| 4 Balumure pajicr,
ettt _ s
Extract from the .s/mrjL of Mr. Wixonan.
@ distinguished Member of the british #ave
Gamenty dedvered in ihe House yf CQommons,
Lecember 19, 1808, Let the Anglo-Mon
arvchists and calumniaivrs of MP. J&FFER
SGN ameng curscives, re@d it and blusa,
The legislature of Maryland have rejected
the resolution to in<truct the Senators frem
that State in the Senate of the United States,
to vote against the renewal of the Charter of
the bunk of the United States,
A vessel on her voyage to Newfoundiand
gu in with.an Island of ice, on which were
¢ bodies of 6 or 8 dead men. Perhaps
The editors of the Federal Republican
have ut last come to the - pith of theiv argn
ments against the President for waking posses
sion of the country east of the Missisippi to
the river Perdido ; it is bocause they have
found an extruct ina British paper in which
N 1S §QiCe
“ The British Ministry have avowcd their determi
nation to prescrve e righis of Oia Spain uver her
colouies undiminished, while the hope remans of
rescuing that countiy from the grasp of French
tyranny.”
“ doven Tromas JErFFERSON could not ess
cafie cur chien censileny BEGBLSC Lie chose Lo
be civil 10 the governm “with whom bis
Country is aitied ; th ‘must ali be}m'-*
SUSLON 70 wotud be il 7{':4g.und Aad she
such a man 1o dc'w'i"té'w'uum'm. It was lee
mentably said i tids house, about twenty years
Ao, thet it would refuiie al leasta sal/ «
ceniury to refair the fosses Whal vimierica had
susrained during che war and (o re-establish it
i the state 1t was whcn fivsscaved by our grys
cicus soverergn ; at look mow @t smerica ;
comfare the pitch of prosperiiy she had Msen
o during cthe short gdminisiraion of Myv, JB¥s
FEASON, L 0 the fircaent siate ¢f our ewn coulis
“ SIR—We Just night received informa
tion that Gen. Thomas is on bis mares tfrom,
Booktei’s Landipg, (the last fort in the Flovi-,
da be ook possession of.) to Mobiie, ‘i be.
prineipal inhabitants bave put up theirmost
vainuble eflects 1010 the fort tor protection.
-nd 1 will be defended by ull the citizens s
well as the muitary. lue Qﬂ is oae ol wie
best pieces ol midary work In “the world of
us dinmiensions, and military 853'“‘&" Suyy
will be one of the hardest 10 get POssessio
01. The General hus no cuq_li and a
course 11 is uncertien the plan he will pursue
—lie 1s brave and desperaie, and lohiowed by
wen capuble of wny thing men can do. |
have no doubt of a bioouy scene on his reachs
ing Mobile, as i am conficent he wiil attempt
some desperate movements. He aets under”
he suthoty of ;hq,ayyw Seraih Convention
~=their object appear® now 1o add o their dis
tacty the disteicts Loving between them and
Pepsucola=—ol 10 other words, all the district
ol West-Ilorida, und bring the whole uoader
one General Government. in this luttter
case (hey cun raise at least ten thousand mili
thoe—Any further movemens 1 will iniorm
you ol.”
'y 5 and Cul there he u naiive o G, Britain,
but st Leariidy vegres Bis wot deing durn wn
American.”
“ Tt ie s wnored thut the Convention of & lor
ida s about marching an army wgainst Mo
bile and Pcnsacolu=tlorce not menuoned, but
I suppose not less than 3000 men ; which, il
weli appointed, will meet with [ecble opposis
* n.” :
LExiraet of a lciter from a gintleman in the
Migsisippn lerrivory, dated Fore Stoddard,
Cei, 23, " 8
Fairact of aletter duted Nutchez, Nov 9.
—— &P Ot CD ——
“OUT AT LAST
ety Ve P 5l C
(Lal. Ev. Post.)
L e o T TTR e e Rl ———
e eyl
- WEDNESOAY, DECEMBER 36, 1810,
: "ﬂ" NG N W) ey
No furt cu! m{bucyﬂrﬁchd u$ from C, "
gress. Fiowihe scat of wor in Porugal, we oo Y
soul expect mtelligance of anterestalg unportunce «
By Laccounts from &M»ncr. Im?thclng- 2
bsh anth French arnocs were strengtheni. thed por |
- MUORS Rppacently wids a detonmineuon of suikag
a bumdut:«. and eflcetuai blow, N
.
g SHIPH RECK: \
’ﬁOuMonduy 'q;u-mn,; lasiy the Spanish brig
Mincive, 16 days om Havana, bouud to Bris
iy with a crgo®f Rum, Wine, Ivon, Pows
der and Specie, run astiore on the souti-wesi
point of Biruon’s necky wt the entrance ol
s harbour. The Captainy Mate, Supergar-
RO, and seven handyy with the vessel and cars
O Were loste==ihe Lotswainy With nine hands.
succecded I geuing on sbiore.
Yesterday the U. 5. Schooner Revenge,
Capt. Peruy, arvived in this harbour, in
hours sud a half from New-London, Lon.
————— \
Posteoffices have heen «stablished ut liver
ton in this Statey and at Troy, Massa, W
Nownrow, Lsq. has been sppointed Postmas
ter, at the formpery und ABranam Bowken,
Esq. at the lauwer place. These _post-uifices
will form a part of the new maii ling, which
cominences running from New%n tto Boswon,
o the Biest of Junuary, 1811 W& congratu
lutey the inhabsiants of this own, on this ini-
Portunt acquisivion ; the fucility snd despach
I the transporiation of letters between Buos
~ton und this place, whil be of incalculuble ad-
Vauluge to our nerchants and traders.,
| \ e
*." Inour paper of the 12th inet the marviage of Mr.
Thomos Hozivd, wos aunounced, MWe have bees re
gues ed to stolte thut it hos not token pluce, nor was ever
iu contempluted by either of the pariies.
last seascu, from two potatoes, weighing 14
sunces. one bushel und three pecks, werghing
one hundred and (vw (v founds, ;
Catholick Seminary Loutery.
TH k. drdwing of the Frenchromwn Carho
lick Sraimary Boitery, tirivd ClasB, wiy
positively commence on the Ist MONDAY
of March next, (sickness or death excepted |
Persons havingudrawn Tickets in the presemt
Class, and who have reglected taking out the
sume, bre hereby requested to cali immedi
ately, or they will be seaied up and lodyed
with the Town Clask of this town, for the,
benefit of those persons oniy who purchased
their uckets of the Manugers or some persan
le:‘s authorized by them to sell the sonie.
PARDON mwnnmsr,
THOMAS FRY, = Menagers.
GRORGE CARD,
g 7 TICKETS may be bad of either of
M.n -u,:ionmf the Rhode-
Lt Pt il o
. Des. 31/ |
On Moud-y evening last, very suitlenly, Mr.
Georce Rex, aged 80, a mative of Germany. He
has ever sustunea the charucier of cn honest, up
ight and imdustrious man. His funecsl Wiﬂb‘%-
ceed from tie house of the widow Blizy, nesr the
Methodist Chpely to-morsow afterfioon, at 2 o’elock,
which the relyuoes friends arc invited to attong,
At Fyverien, Rithe of Nov. Mrs. MAGA-
Ret Tasen; sged 64, wite of Mr. George luber,
This worthy woman was usetul and réespoc:ed=—her
sickiness she bore with prignce—denth she met witl
IOST Lt
Copenhc gen, and weve woitirg for a second trial :
Ships sw i, Ch.mplin, N York ;. Mary Pike, Mey
er, Newbuiyport 3 Herald, Bairon, Peterburg, Vir. ,
Inogene, Jewet, do. ; Georgia-Plumter, Biown, do. ;
Argo, Whaelwright, Newburyjort ; Gunges, Tracy,
Boston ; Humpden, Holmes, Newport; Migner,
sweet, Portsmouth ;3 Frankiin, #:inlm. Portaud
Liberty, Burtwell, N York | Ly, Crabtree, Portian
The following Vessels have been eleaved, poying coste—
the Coptora moalod.
Ships Mary, Peterkin, Balfimore :. Devotion, Mil.
ler, N. York ; g Blatiry, Paimer, do. ; sclu Crem
er, swasey, Bosion, :
Biigs Fisher Anes, Greenland, Boston, and Drum.
mond, Butier, N. Yok, have been condemned in the
High Court. S
‘\Lho.nz Nimrod, Smith, N. York, and’ Dalphin,
Lawton, do. have been condemned at A« she wa, one
for ha?t Freneh cepiificate of origivethe other
for wanting one !
e Sl VWS,
BRISTOL, e iryived brig Rumbler, Ad.
ams, 5L Petersburg, 66 days. 24/t v Cronstrade,
Oct. 18, «hips Americon Mero,Leuch, for Roswon,und
Lion, Banbridge, fop Phikuk*?ul, o swil 0 u fow
aays; brigs Hornet, Rofi, N. York, and CGolunihia,
Mills, do. ; sch, Boua, Bishop, for Bultimore, Sdiys.
%ailed in company with ship Levint, Delsno, of N,
Yok, Spoke, Oct. 24, off' Gothland, ship Gosport,
Watges, of N. York, from St. Petersburg 3 Oct 25,
olt Bornholm, was bicught to by « Danisiz cutter,
wiich bud just copturcd biig Kover, Groves, from
St Petarsbuig, owned b) Hom, WM, Gaav& Bos.
ton, which was then in sight, stund g for Bartholm.
Left i Elsineur,Oct. 28, slip June, Prince, for New.
Yoik, und brig Federo i George, Fields, Boston, to
saill sume cay. Offt Waldero, wiw boarded by the
British frigate La Tribue, capt. Reynolds, who
thrcutencd 1o send in the Rumbler for Lresch of the
blockade of the Sound, but firal.y r«'rmm'd her to
proceed. A fow days previous, he had sent in brig
Mury, Craceafi, frem Su Pevcrsbyrg, for Philadeipia,
Noo. 24 lat. 42 N.long. 48 W. spoke ship New.Gu
len, from Bosion, for London. Nov. 29, leng. 55 W,
spoke shup Hereules, Ambrose, from N. York, for
Lavarpool, odiysout, Dee. 20, Spanish sch. Amia
ble J o, trow Philadetphis, for 8t Jigo, 2 days out,
The folivwing Jmerican Vessels hod been condemmed at
The « Aui-Moiarchist; and Republican
Waickr " & vaiuabic puper which bus been
pubiished at Northampton, during two years
pust, is discm\iuuend‘;.)lbr wout ol refuisite
parrencege and prunctuality, ["“'iﬁf‘ld Sun,
YV ADIED; Y .
In this town, on the 15ib inst Mrs. Mary Aw
THO Y, 11 the BOth year of bher age A very'wors
by and pious gharaciep.
Mr. Asa Sisson, of this town, raised the
. L 4 ~&t U e «\" 2 w
.« TAMMANY SOCTRFY iond
. Lkl vblayn Gﬂw WSS
AJ‘ “2‘-“54‘;( \J@” )W o "—: R ¥
+ X MANY SOCIETY, nnﬁ hiadt ¥
witl be hesd @ MUNDAY EVENING, 0 |
Lbeing the Jlst ol Ui w B AT
h&h\duww»‘i Wopwetg oVe S
1 'y precively at the going wow el dis 5, .
By ovder of Constany Tangs, Ghii &0 8
‘ ““..L‘AH’ 130, 0"\"' )
\ Seascm of Nunung, Y T
N onth of Gumes, Oth, ; Ak T
o\ Xeur ,;Buumy. iy o ﬁ*
- e ' y R ¢L e
" sBO BANK, N 8
- Ju Wreceived, wnd tor sale atthis €1 8
. ¥rEW 3»” of u Pamphlet, entitied Cooapiin
_ A o Waso mwfm‘? Ihssolvtvon gf tre Lor it
e Staies tounk, m o geries o Nﬂu«u by JIDaR
ATWAYL BN —Price 12 120 Dees Ode
? ee e s ' : ' ‘ ' ‘-'.. '.ln' - .
i ‘ N ,“‘-\'\ LOK I ﬁi\h N, : y
w, N().’I‘ICI-, s heveby given, Thoton Ty
‘ day the Gt duy of January next, whe o 8
| yoarly Dividend Will be declared wnd pad te ik
persans ws the bu %68 of the Bank will shew w e
Stockholders on the =th e, ¢
- Noleee is tikewis 6 HWeN Fhar on W giin oo
day, the second duy o “‘d ‘m“")‘g h gener: | nain
ing of the Stockhoiders Will tuke plae al the =0 e
House, in Newport, st i Wif-past wwo z‘ ek @ w,
tor the election of Dircetors; «nd o e
Decesvury busivess of il Buk R
by evder of the 4 vesioini and DireCtors
JOLN K. DUEARMAN, Cashian
Newport, Dec. 12, 1 310, ‘
. e+ e e e ———————— i ettt N. %
I(i‘.UUL-AhL‘ LN L DU AL o
L‘UA‘ »‘ "AN Yo I‘,""
Tl":‘. Srockholders: of the Rhode-lslindg i
surance Company , are hereby notificd, "1n: a
general mecsing will be Leld st J\e Stuteobicugo, i
Newpori, on Wednesd .y, the 2 day of danua: L
at half-pust two o'clock, ». M. tor \in clection o 4 1%
rectors, and transacetion of such oshier busit <. @
nu('hr‘!houg‘ht Vecessy. |
Newport, Dee. 12, 1810, R - 8
Sit p———— it o W,
Seftoones-ceccese s i
a$ .
o FOUL 7EETHY }
: s
lN consciuence of Careous whva Foud ILL 1 4 6
the Breath of wlmost every person is 1+
Leled ?ﬂm There are few persons, wi i
, have not more or less of the Rewrvey &bo . 2
the Teth and Guns, in the fmmo]n Qe 4
' scule or orus\, of a tartwrious naire, i ¢
slovely adhering 10 the teeth § wat, whiv) @ |
not carefully removed, soon cori ocdes the en i
e/ und suhsvm thom 1o that worst of pa .
the looih viche, ' g
Carious und foul Teeth, frequently occasic;
~ head uche, and other nervous disenses. s b ‘,
stomach und fever, Add 10 these the digers 2
mity of e mouth, mauMbyﬁMM . }
Jective Teeth, o L LN
o prevom these disagreeable conseey
cesyevery peison shouid aitend to the disgws :
ed stute of their teeth in enrly hife. s O
And¥id people reflect upon the sub ¢
there is hardly any thing whieh would o g &_ﬁ
;o;u:, than & mouth fuil of foul and Cor e .-
' ecih. A A
® . Laviesand Genviemen, who \x ‘8
: '&‘fﬁn.?ﬁ’. mf}o huve u‘.{m made lewy y
0 proscryve \ugar Teoih for fowhion asdaai i ™
owhite and besutiful, would weill toap) i
‘ . withe LAY C W ’ r“-l'« ?l
| I\O ’.t..’, M R
Morlborongh-airee. (. ov vin Migthodist 0 - 3
( pel)who operates as a Dentigt. 7 Lge 2, "
0 . o dng LA
POCOCLVOEwee & euom . s.ﬁ‘iﬁ
4 gkt '\ \
COPAR N 08l
TH]‘. subsa®ers Luving (",tmﬂd - HNo
- 4 » ye@
purtnership, undes the Addressa R
v L) A &G W, 4 conard. '
intend to huve consisntly for sale, n very gereiid sk
sortment of Groceries, and Ship-Chenaiay it lisg
will do all in their puwes to give satisieetion to ideie
customers, and gratefully scknow i dwwtsdw tn el e
fuvour, DAVID A, LECNALE, ©
Briswol, Dee. 12. CLOKLE W. LEONALD:
In Town-Meeting, November 26. 1610,
J OTED, That Mcssts. 11 m. Hunter, Joln Lil.o ve
wna Benjomm Hozord, ey mrd they Loy Lidty -
sppomted a Commulie, for the pm}wn Gl cut
at 'l*umkk Auction,the chunbers of the CRAN Y,
upon a aepmiring Lepse for a ferm not e oo g
ten years, the ropairs and alterations thet o+ L
miade by the Leasee or Lensces, 10 be done wro e
direction of the Miid Commitiee,
Witnesn, ,
. JONA ALMY, Town (.10,
EFEARLY loregoing V |
AGREFEARLY o uUx ote, the i
iscs will be let wt wnction, on FRIDAY, the I
inst. Conditions of the Leune then to be mod. " o uh .
WM. HUNTER,
b L 8 JOHUN CAHOONF % i dirmd
Dec. 12 & B HAZARD,
e et A A lio. N o
,{_f DL CL [ -_7[0'.;)”.(,0.“”( f/ Notly ok
the House of [he Clerk, in Newport, on | vesn; I'#
mber dth, A, D. 1840, %
1,/m.kﬁ,-/.s the General Assenbly of 115 " iy
ot their sessiongholden in Junuary, 1050, L.
wwtized and empowered the town-connciis «f e o v
eraltowns in the stateto impose such Tax o) 7o oron
every person, Within their tespective towns v it
own or keep sny Dog orDogs, as they may thoiv s oope
er, wund also 1o make sueh orders, Wedaws oo o
Nlations, to P‘”?. dempge being dome 1o T od
cattle by dogw, 68 the m«m recessars.
Al u"‘%" "#h ber mitle 1o 10 o e
council, h}'h tinhe ﬁ‘“‘hb.bhm“ of ‘)nexu,
that thq huve suriained grest damage by o o oo
ning et large in twgtuu end Killing ard vovis g
their sheep : Therefore, '
“« Be tenacied, That s of Twe Dollars poy e,
for each and t-\'e:‘ lk»[mj ithin the lin, v 7 Tia
town, be asscesed upen the ﬁnu'n. PMintr; ooy op
hecds of Familics, in q?,ou houses wuch Dug o Lo,
“may be‘k’ept. " e 5 e
vind be it fusther gnocted, That due prenticve
ing been mude 10 lﬁ;uﬂccg,ﬁ € OWnEy Pil
ers, thet mybog or Degs, uged Aet brod loen
killed, het or shée shall be ¢ xeused INmU e e
And be it further enteied, That every oTy Y
Uog sl wihin ffcen dayayfrom) ¢ ,mmwg
‘his put a iron the kof ~j "};‘; Sith ¢
the num® of the owner thereon. And That i© e (i
piration &uiﬂt' every Wiy i Gy ek
mdm" h comh{: TR
:.’"’ '“m."r : - NP“, . 2.'. 1&
And be it forthor enacted, "That th"',"hﬂ" Tagen
”M both the ne«.-pnrqp [ ‘}“c‘”,‘
oA tine (2t p— n’.. #* -
b B dava At sav el .