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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
9Th Circuit, Virginia DiRriet
Nav 30. 1901

John Buchanan, .frebi5ail Bri.s, Robert mr. and
Ehi2abefb Garter bis zvifs, Hzttx Thornton and
PrseiHa bis 7pift, Henry Perrir and lima bis
zeife, Samne! IHdyjoH end sfanzt. Bis zpiJt, fobn
M'KeaFd, HiiEki5 NT'keznd, art .4iexanatr NJ
Keand children and de0ijtss of to6a M { Reaud,
Hteegjed, and s7arres HAT, ex.t ylor Of AIsxaa-
der 1l'Roberf, dearejea, eoBo tycs executor of
the Elid John llE'Kraad, deseaf5.
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

.nN Monday the fl of October next, will be
~ run for over the FAIRFIELD COURSE, Sweep-
fake for Colts three years old two mile heats Seven
Colts are entered at hundred dollars each, and
the iuolcription eloied Weights, agreeably to the
rules of the Jockey Club.
On Tueiday, the Cd day of October, the JocxrY
CLUB Purfe Of 400 Dollars will be run for. four Mile
Heats
The following day, the Purfe of the proprietor of
the Courie, three Mile Heats
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LIFE or WASHINGTON.

~ Ellis or LADLvC, SHERIFF,' BL1NKs
BLdNK BONOS, i5G. &c.
FOR SALE Ar THIS OFFICE.
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HNTHoNr ROBINSON, C. C.
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AIN Grafton,

DELIVERED ON THE FOURTH og July,
1904,
At the Episcopal churea, Alexaadria;
c. w. P. GUSTS, Esq.
MEMBER OF THE WASHINGTON SOCIETY,
AT WHOSE REQUEST II Is
rPUBLIsHED.
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PART THE FIRST.


TIE great principle OF an Infurance inftitu-
zion is compatible with the hri6teft iuftice or the
mott telhih prudence. The man who INJURIES
any part ofhs property, rs his houfe or his ihip,
is wiling to give up part of its value, for the
fccurty Of the remaiEder. II the boto;n of
PROPERTY, he lays up reiource aganft the pains
and privations of adverfiy. He refembles the
prudent hulbandman, who withdraws part of
MS abundant harvehs from his immediate en-
joyment, and referves it FOR the feafon of winter
Of froit and fertility. Like Jofeph, he conGders
that the period of plenty may not always CONT
nue.; and like him, he prepares for the period of
famine and defolation. In this refpe6f indeed.
there is an obvious and important dif-rimina-
iion between them; the winter of the buiband-
man, and the feven years fcarcity of Toft.pb
were as certain and inevitable, as the laws of
tho uniycrfe are confant in their operation: but
TO the man who INJURIES his property, the peri
oil OF adverlity is completely uncertain g. mere
~ probable. The tempefts may never rife to
oYerwhelm his yefiel the fire may never be kin
died, to reduce his building TO aihes.
According to this principle, there is no part
of mans property, which may not be put nm
der an infurance. Any thing may be injured
agalnit adverfe accidents, provided the value
oi that thing can DC nearly ajceyfaiucd, and pro-
vided certain part of that value may be reRored
10 the owner, who ihOuid be unfortunate
enough to loie it. A relident of Lifbon, if he
thought proper, might have had his lots injured
aga'nit the earthquakes, which have defolatedthat
CITY. An nh1bitant of the neighbournood of
Naples might iniure his houles againft the erup-
tons of Mount Veiuyius. Even the limbs and
organs OF man may in a certain way become
the iubjectS of this operation. Not that the in
iurcr has it in his power to reftorc the arms and
legs OF the labourer who has contributed every
year certain part of his wages to the rafting Of
tome ipecific fund; but that the nfIrer is able TO
return him Co5fant and proportional part of
this fund, when inirm old age or A wg6ine la
bour has afiailed the vigour of his frame. OF
all that man poiieiies, life alorc feems TO lie
beyond the fphere of the infurer's OCCUPATION.
1T would be ridiculous for 4 man 70 inG,rc his
lIfe on bit oSUa account, AZ any price, as il is
not only beyond the infurer's art to refore that
life, but as it would be ufcefs for the inGurer to
reitore any part of the find, which was contri-
buted during his life time, liace it is imponbIe
tor him TO reftore the power of ENJOYING il. In
Il hgurative fenie of the word, indeed, a man
may be iaid to ufure his own life for the benefit
OF ofber5. When feaman applies part Of his
annual wages to the purchafe of a certain annu-
ity, which is to begin after his death, he NAV he
It'll fad to extend to- his own family the exerti-
ons of his indultry and the benefits of his living.
The fund which he has left behind him, and
which iuppies the place of his annual wages.
may Till be faid to niure for their uie his limbs
his labour, and his life.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
ODE 10 SLEEP.

ODE TO SLEEP.
BY A GENTLEMAN OF PETERSBURG.
o foothing Sleep thy friendly reign,
BY all that breathe confefs't,
Affords, to wearinefs and pain,
Full refpite when we ref.
The Poor, with want and forrow tir'd,
For thy kind fuccour pray:
Thy coming yields the aid requir'd,
And dries their tears away.
The Slave, though heavy toll and fear
Embitter all his days,
In thee finds refuge from defpair,
With thee his comfort ftays.
Thou ftill't the fetter'd primers groan,
Thou fett'f the captive free
Pale grief and fcknels cesfe TO moan,
When viiited by thee.
To guilt alone, dreadful foe,
Thy pow'r di1racts the breaft
Whit round the iut fwcet viiions flow,
And angels guard their ref.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

On MRS. HNNA Mana RiDDicK, NRo DIED
LHTELr M RocKr MINIS.
She has left behind her every title to refpeet
from the world to praifc from thofe who adj
miro female merit and to affection from her re-
latiyes, her friends aud dependents.
The difeale which terminated her life, feized
her lungs, undermined the bloom, of her youth.
and fubdued with rapid victory all that was
mortal.
She foreiaw the event, without dreading
death although htrounded with Inducements
TO with to live. Her fortitude was the fortitnde
ola Chriitian, which yields to no terror of the
grave
How could lhe tremble, even on the verge Of
eternity who recolle6ted no ientiment towards
her deplored comfort, but purity of love -
who reviewed mankind, with the cordiality of a
iiter, defended from one common father; who
IN no ieaion forgot that delcacy, which is the
outwork of female virtue who ftruggled 70 full
I'll what confidence diEtated and exercifed in
every connection Other life, piety and benevo-
lence, adorned with grace.
Let the fair, who are ambitious of thofe diC-
functions which alone ought TO be purified by
Their iex, rudy this example, which was always
too amiable to excite envy and is now too
commanding TO be neglected.
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the Eiid convention fhall b. made" 1t now ap-
pears that Spain has refuftd TO rstify it on her
part. Whether this DC the only fource of con-
tention between the two countries, i. is difficult
to determine. There probably exits a new
difficulty and greater difference in adiuf(ne
the eatern boundary of Loaiii,r;a. II is well
known that Spain wines to limit this new.
acqulition by the Miiiiiiippi Altering that the
whole tract of country to the eait of the river
belongs TO them under the name ofthe Floridas
we again contend that the eattern boundary of
Loulhana is formed by the Perdido river.
We, therefore, have right to demand that
th's convention ihould be complied with, and
that this boundary ihould be thus admitted.
SPAN is probably willing to do neither the one
nor the other. AT ali events lhe may be willing
to give up the one, if we will give up the other
Perhaps, therefore, ihehls withdrawn berra:ifca-
ton OF the convention, until ihe can make US ac-
qneice IN her alIumpton of the weRern bo,,n-
dairy of Florida. May not this be the real fpr:ng
OF her refuial, and of our mutual contention?
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in thofe men, who felio,n besray their trun At
Bembatock, beef may be failed equally as well as at
tort Dauphin, where the French ft their proviions
tor cher Europe hips well their Colonial con-
fomption. There is pork to be had here, excep.
the wild Hog, which s in great plenty; rice may be
had in any quantity, two Garnels the dollar the
Camel weighing 3sib. Enghh. 1t is neceliary to
peak in time the natives the grain here
rally purcaied in paddy and beat out as they conume
IT. The general char. of the N. W. coait of NADIA
gacar, as vel, the particular ones Of all the Bays OF
this coat have t.nt ho,ie Co Ny. Dalrymple, ALTO
chart of Mozambique harbour, and one of Inhamba
bay much wanted, there being nothing of this fort be-
fore the puolc.
From Martinique we learn, that the Englifh
ihip Dienheim, Admiral Wood, the Centarr,
and frigates were waiting for the iquadron
from Surrinam to join them, to attack the l.
Hand.
Ert'df 2f2 letter fran a gentleman III Cu-raeoa
TO bis j7fendia alexandria, dated 2lR yuiy.
" n few days iincc the American lloop Will
am, capt. Thomas Britt, belonging to Arthur
Jones, Edcnton, North Carolina, bound to IA
maica, loaded with itaves, heading, &c. was cap
tued in the paiTage between Cuba aud Hiipan-
lola bya French prvateer, and fent in here.
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y [ Z "

OF TIE MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIET7-
AGAINST FIRE, ON BUILDINGS OF THE
STATE or YIRGINXA."
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TO THE HONORABLE THE SPEAKER AND MFm=
BERs OF THE Hou\: OF pELEGATEs.
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The jo}lozying is petition zvbic6 .u:N BE- trent.
ed TO tie next General A0rmbiy.
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REPRESENTATIVES, TO coNcRF
MONTEGO BAY, Gam.) Jplv ~

We are informed by the laft packet, that the
britiih government had iuf ratified the 10Th ar
ticie of the American treaty, which has 70 long
been fufpeided. We fnall be anxious to re-
cieve confirmation of this news, 70 favourable
to the Br5ti!h ingar colonies, as it gives the A
'nerIcan traders the option of receiving the a.
mount Of their cargoes in any fpecies of Our pro-
duce. This will have the effect of keeping
within ourfelves much Of the cath which has
hitherto been received by the Americans, and
laid on 9Th our enemies for fIgar, coffee, SC.
or !ad out in the Eatt. India trade.
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WANTS EMPLOYMENT.
AuguR 90.

WANTS Emf OYMENT,
A YOUNG MAN who writes an excellent
: hand, and has been accuitoued to Boox-KHna-
INC for the a nine years. He can come well recol1
mended for his fohrety and attention buGnefs. A
letter directed a. B. and left with the Printer here
Of ihall be duly attended to.
A4gyF 90. lew Gl
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KENTUCKY ELECTION.

Very few complete returns have yet been re-
ceived. The following is all the information
we have TO communicate upon the fubieGt.
Colonel CbrjRo3her Greenzs, is elected Co.
vernon without oppcitiou. The elevation of
this gentleman to the firf Magiitracy of the
State, by an unanimous vote, is ftrong evil
dence of the fatisfattion he has given in the ma
ny high Offices to which he has been previoufly
called by the voice of his fellow citizens.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
The votes for this Office ftand thus in the
counties of Franklin, Fayette, Bourbon, Nj
choias, Fleming, Harrifon, Henry, Garrard,
Madifon.
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RICHMOND THEATRE.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
KsSsRs. SAUBERE q Conner

This Evening, Wednesday, Augnft 90. 1871.
(Sy particular dsGts, will he pretended "a
admired Hiitoncal DRAMA, never performed
mere; tranilated from ;he French of Moniierr
buiiley, and performed in London. New
York, Philadelphia, and Bottom, With the
mott unbounded applaufe, called
DEAF AND. DUMB,
OR THE
ORPHAN PROTECTED.
Julio, (the Orphan, under the name of rteo.
d0re,) MsS. HOPKINS.
With the Original Epilogue by Mrs. Hopkins.
Between the Pay aud Aftcrpicce, will be in.
troduced. Comic Song, (Caleb Ouotem. or the
Man of all trades Mr.. Hopkins. Recitation,
(bhla; pathetic tale from Darwin,) Mr. R,t-
therforo. Recitation in character, Jacob Gaw-
keys Travels Mr.. Hopkins. V
To which will be added, an entire new Grand
Heroic Spectacle, compiled by Mr.. SAUBERE,
called,
ALBERT gRosALlE,
OR TIE
MIDNIGHT BELL.
ihe drenes and decorations principally new.
Inc Overture and Orcheitra accoupany-
ments teie6ted and competed by Mr.. Decker.
For ebo'"t7er5 &c. Zee .ye,qerday'5 Bill.
TCoRK.-1l barrels prime PORK, New-Yo-k in
ilNStioh--ioi lale by
FRANCIS FOLLET,
NEXT Ss'r aS0o- Mr.. Cbar!es SS4aeet's.
Adguh 29.-i2t.
WILL POSITIVELY RI SOLD, an TJui2ay tie 3osB
iHf. EeiIS0"t 'GrVr, 'r ready Moray tie pyeasyfs,
at l2 O'clock
HE BRICK TENEMENT On the Main
L ftreet, oppoGte the PosT OrrIcE, at prcient
occupied by MIcAJAu Davis, to Gtisfy debt due
to Samuel Meeker, and Meeker, Dennan q Co Of
Philadelphia, by
BARTLETT STILL.
Augun 90.
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EN- OUIRER.
RICHMOND i:

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 90, 1901.
-, -,IC%cc r~-%(r<I<c>
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Caldwell Bullock Jobn/ou.
2o66 3OO6 7l9.

Mr.. Bullock, we are informed, has maior;-
ties in Mafon, Woodford, JeGamine, Clark, Gal
latin. Jeferfon and Shelby. Gen. CaldzveK, it
is faid, has likewie majorities in Warrington,
Melton, Mercer, and it is expected generally
throughout the Green-river country. We pre-
iume he is elected. Col. 1o5njon, has a
large majority in Scott, and ALTO majority in
Boone.
REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS-.
Colonel Sandtord, General Walton and John
Boyle Eiqulre, are reelected without oppoiiti-
on.
Capt. Fowler and Major Bedinger, in the 5th
and 9th dfricts are certainly reelected by large
maiorities.
We have no information refpecfing the refult
OF the election in the Grf diltriGt.-- Palladium.
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In addition to the two extracts ofletters. one
from Cadiz and the other from Madrid and to
the extracts from the Norfolk Herald and Public.
Ledger, (relativc to our negotiation with SPAIN
which appear in this days paper, it becomes orr
duty to obierve, that letter has been received
by gentleman in this city, by the late arrival
at Norfolk.-This letter has been tranfmitted IN
our government. No more therefore remains
in our power than to give its contents in the We
rywords Of the gentleman who received it =
" IT was dated 9th of July at Madrid. 1t flates,
II the Spanih government did not give fatiC
factory anfwer to Mr.. Pinkney by certain tlay,
that he would demand his paiTports. He was
preparing to depart, believing that h. would
receive no fitisfa6tion."
The Convention, which il is faid the Court Of
Madrid have refuied to ratify, was made on the
eleventh day of Auguf, 1909. Il was intend
ed to make arrangements for fettling and paving
the debts due by the Spaniards for captures of
our veiiels, made during their war with France.
by an act ofthe laft Congrefs, paGed OH the 9th
OF March, 1904, an appropriation is made for
carrying this convention into effect. After pro-
viding for the compensation of the American
Commiiliouers and of an agent authorized TO
iuPport the claims Of our citizens before the
board, this act concludes by fayiDg that II
ihalI take effect and be in force from and after
ne day when the exchange of Notifications Of
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WILL POSITIVELY BE SOLD, 7bmjaay tie POL
n.y. zsifso"t 'crVc, or ready Moyey on 10. prengc5,
al oelocI
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Tine imnienfe trade Of tie United s-7>es TO India,
renders every ar ice of Intelligence connected with
the trade nav1G.ioa Of that quarter of the world Of
the highet intcreG 70 our readers. II Beg. Gag.
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COMMUNICATED BY carr. I. INvERAR1rv, or THE
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III the elevation ofhis mind.

,,.,rt ,ni the elevation ofhis mind,
q o., - 5" ! NUMEROUS and aascs'ona;e congre.
b.! ~; = the surviving Witnesses OF his Piety
Satlou' .f,lness. Nor is it they alone who
ana vs. - mourn on this occasion. The
hsse : eornmunity will deplore the prehna-
wn.'i Iossof one of its brightest ornaments.
sais country. nay, the universe, partakes Of
uu .@;c,ion, when talents so splendid, IN
t a, s 20 uaceasing, and virtue SO inaexi-
o .sa.e summoned fromthe world. In the
Ols - Of our regrets, the overburthened
s W.T.. will cling with delight to the assur-
near that our departed Brother has ex-
s' s.nced 6. this earthly tabernacle tor a
. .a,.o of everlasting glory :" that he has
s ,l...sryed. and viii receive the heavenly be-
sd;rr,on of, 6 we'll done, thou good and
ss;,bfal servant, enter thou into the king
dem Of heaven.
September 1.
,xtract ofa Ister fi,0m WiAiamsport, Lg-
coming seaaty, d.yd dug. p.
Il IS psobabie you have heard that the
Yankees on lIoga shot Edward tIobtn /;
III. has put stop TO ali business in that
.ouutry they since say he was the wrong
,4r.or, they meane to shoot the Surveyor
Henry Donnell. There are forty men in
,rms on the T,oga, from Sugar Greek and
other parts. Gillet, some time after Goblin
,sa, shot, came with upwards of so persons
o1to the tract in the came of Marx viii.
corcks. and cut the hay. The person II is
lrased to fears they will take his life, and
for some time has kept to his house. ! am
informed that at Tioga Point, they have
.hos aud burnt an efigy of Henry Donnell,
and threaten that if he or any other officer
should go into that country, they shall not
leave isalive. They have stopped travel
lersand made them give account of them
selves. One of the settlers is now at Will
Transport, who had leased srsct OF land;
he aed the country fearing his life would
be taken, and numbers have under like APP
prehensions removed into the state of New
FORK.
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! said Uaited State.-shall be, and The ssma
| is hereby declared to be, as good and eff
fectual il lar, as if such CONVEYANCE, letter
lof attorney, or other deed. had been re-
spectiyeiy proved Or acknowledged before
Ia judge Of any court OF record in this island
----aay law, custom or usage to the con-
|,rary Notwithstanding
Mary of our. readers are perhaps unac.
granted with the degree CT refinement to
which the sborts ofthe English have affair
ed. Their ulI-baiting, cock fighting, ard
boxing MATCHES are surpassed BY a species
of i;;verWon of which we confess We have
ell now been igaorAnt-we allude TO grin
4 London paper of Iare
10, gives2.us Tie particulars OF grinniug-
match, which had taxed place near Bird
EMgton. for 4 Quantity. OF tobacco, There
were shree competitors for tic ry;ze, tI4of
.whoM were speedily seizedywith The most
painful symptoms IN consequence Of the :
most violent contortoas, and tso oi them
died in three days, aud the other soon af-
ter. The father OF the thir;! % going to.
visit him, vas 10 shocked with lis appear-
ance, that ae took to his bed, and never
rose again
Tbs rigid mcralist may agsct to frowa
pnon diversion which goes To deprive Ills J..
trilow-laan OF liie-bur correspondent
|>biaEs, that when, under troter yeguiaLcus
,tiis new gay Of killing men may he made
|io produce the happlesr cifsc,s in Gus own
:tlb9Hshed country. Ills plan is, that IL
SHOULD De substituted Ia the place oj duel
ling, TO declds esya5rs IF hoaor! 1is true,
Or FIRST thought It does Dot seem quites SO
geateel TO die by grianing as ~ he ahot;
bur custom oyercouats the strongest prcia-
dices land then what a saving oi.powd.s
and bali! And besides all this, grinl,irs- i.s$
che advantage over duflling, thai as Al s
latter but one Of the parties is seldom .l-
led, and sometimes neither, the exam &c.
before US gives US reasonto hope, TIA, IA
the latter each party might be gratifed wi.h
seeing his antagonist 'griEning his last
gaastIy smile"
(PlebiQn,
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This IS to give Notice,

THAT hr fabfcroers of the county of AK.
and IA, have Obtained from the Orphans Court
Of the couaty afoteiaii, in The D,ltrict Of Coom-
oi2, Letters 81 Administration On the pe.ional
eitats Of j>feph DyGn, late Of the faid county,
decca{ca
Ali perfons having claims againa
the dcceaied, ase hereby warned 70 exhiois.ias
fame, with tic. vouchers thereof to the iubfefbrI,
At or before the th:rd day Of March nex', rhsy
mly oshctwifc ny law be excluded from all besc-
Fl: OF .hc (atd eaafc.
GIVEN onirr our hands this third day Of
September, 1904.
John A. Burford,
Hannah Burford,
Adminits1sor and Admnlitsa.rix Of JofsPh by.
foo, deccafcd,
All perfons indebted to the faid es-
tate, ars requeted 10 maze immediate payment
20 the above name! A .aiSits'ator and Admin.
hratix.
+ Sept. Z, cow
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the secrstary of his M1issty'. suoeria.

the Secretary of his Miesty'. su9erin.
tendant.
Y. The articles that will be permitted
to be imported into this settlement in "A
merican bottoms, are, namely, Provisions,
livestock and9Lumber.
Given under my hand and Seal at Belize.
the 14th day of July, in the Year of,
our Lord one thousand eighthundred
and four.s
(Signed9 ......,..;,;
THOS. BARROW
BY order of his Majesty's Superintendent,
r. EDWARDS, .Src'sy.n
God oaue'the King. a. Il
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PR0cLA MA TON.
Dr. COLONEL THoMAs BARROW, Hrs MA
JEsIy's SUPEgINTEgDANT, SC. &c.

WHEREAS, the Mahogany exported
fom this settlement TO America, is limited,
bv the instructions of Government. to his
Mairss,'s Superintendent, to seventeen
inches in its. broadcast d,mensions: and
WHERE AS the Magistrates and Committee
representing the Inhabitants at large, from
motives of pubic 'utility, have applied TO
his Maiesty's Superintendent to extend
such limitation to twenty inches. 1t IS,
stxrefore, herehy ordered and directed,
FIAT, unulhis Majesty pleasure be known,
all yesselstrahpg from any place in the bay
3 # Honduras, where British settlers are
PERMITTED TO cut Mahogany, and to export
The same to any par, or dependency ofthe
United States Of America, be permitted to
Aakson board and carry away Mahogany,
ndsexceeding twenty inches ia its broadest
dimensions, subject 70 the following re-
Rslnctons and regulations, viz.
!. hat all vessels, trading to and from
America, do enter az the rivers mouth, as
Nerctoier<; and that the master OF sucls
'Fassl or vessels, together with the consig
.Les or some other. respectable lnhabtant.
10, Within tweaty four hoars after the arri-
ral q such vessel or vessels, sign a bond IN
ne once OF the Secretary. Of his Majesty's
sapsrinssndant, to comply with these re.
saa'iohs, UNDER penalty of one hundred
H. That the master OF such vessel or
sSSsis, together witn the consignee or some
Taer responsible inhabitant, who. may be-
r'ae Eas surety:do delirer.upon oath, into
:. saeretary's Office, particular invoice
om Of measurement. TO be sworn to by
.sSaiar sworn mea .,lrer of every log or
sse OF Mahogany shipped on board such
.'sa ofyessels, and if Mahogany of great.
u'mensloa than hereby specified shall be
'1 ,'I lawful prize, as in such cases usual.
~. that the master Of all such vessels,
msif eareties do pay the usual fees into
II : secretary IS OGee at the time Of report
f. !nsir invoice or bill of measurement.
~ That al persons tina, do at presest,
uat hereafter may, followthe occupation
ro'ession of a measures. shall be sworn
magistrate to act. as far as relates to
= " them, in due conformityto the pro-
IA asoa OF MS Majssty's Superintendent,
1e orders and regulations issued
spon; certificate of which oath, un-
N HAND and seal Of one or@more
ss, q aeaodged in the Office of
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We have received from capt. Brena, Of
the .chr. Lady Washington, from the Bay
sfHOpduras, the following