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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-19

j. ttlC ldlu lNClolJt s-,S~f.r =.
my hand and affixed my zeal Of office,
at Guftavia, St. Bartholomew,~ afore-
iaid, the day and year 6ra aforefaid.
(Seal) P. OLLENGREN.
Notary Public
Memorandum of qus)2ions and anfaDers
BY the isueaant and eabtalnof the LIE
Dsfres jrigate, which the matter Of
Ae.armed hip Nancy, omitted TN the
protse Of William Bremfer.
When the faid officer came ON board
he demanded my papers-then order
ed my crew to be mulfered. They
produced their proteetions-The faid
officer tore them in pieces, and iaid
they could get another for half a dol
lar in America, and got into the boat.
Alter the hrl infult or firing into the
fhip had ceafed, they fent their boat
on board with the fame officer, took
me, with the money on board to pay
my my, failors. The 6ra compliment Civ
en- me after entering the cabin, by cap
tain Whitby, W., Z" You I'D old
ralcal, with | had killed you"
AMI. Thank you.
He then called my failors, by way Of
derifion, and afked them, Sc what have
you received from matter ?" Some Of
them anfwered more and fome Of them
lefs. ! fuppofe you received months
advance on leaving Charlelfon2 Yes
fir, pay them mater, pay them. The
officer ON board would not give US
time to look and fee what monies | had
advanced themin Port-au- Prince,
After the money was counted on the
table his exprellion was: by CD l
With this was all my prize money. My
anfwer was, believe you. What do
you mean by THAR | mean that my
hilors will get very little of it. His
boarding and firing into the Nancy
was done under French colors.
The Grlt bag'of dollars noticing fuf-
hcient, Twas tent on board for more;
then they brought my iecond mate on
board to retain him; but on exalnina-
ton they found him NOT to be in good
or der, & well conditioned, they return
ed him on board the Marcy. After
all my failors were paid off, Whitby
demanded of them ifthey would enter!
They anIwered no. His answer was
he'd warrant they would enter to-mor-
row, anli ifyou do not carry yourlelf'
ID upright, will have you taken
to the gun and flogged. It is we'll
known by all American ca plains, that
are boarded by this brutilh tyrant, that
they receive treatment fmilar to this.
1t is pleaGag event that he is ap-
pointed to the command Of a feventy.
four gun ihip, as he will be more out
of the way Of infultiag neutrals.
Giving a difcription of this Whitby
Will not be amlfS, as thoie that conduct
thelnfelves in this manner. generally
keep their names and the names Of
their fhips fecret, that an American
may not know them, to give any infor-
nation to the world of their character
This faid whitley may be known
by his wearing black patch over his
right eye, having loft the fight oft, &
! think it miSfortuneS the other is not
in the fame fituation, as then he could
MOTTO well iniult neutrals.
VIM. WSTER.
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CHARLESTON, Iune 8.

Fhe privateer lchooner L Emerance.
which captured the Two Friends, was
joined on Thurfday by two others
from Guadalupe, brig and lchr.
mounting guns each. They captur-
the brig Lydia, captain Patterlon from
Cape Francois for this port, about
three weeks fince, and ordered her for
Guadaloupe the mate and crew are
now priioners on board.
HARTFORD ICON. June IL.
RtO'e7V Of the late FELTON, efMs lsgiNa
tuYe.
= On Friday the 3llt ult. the general
aitembly ofthis fate cloled their lpring
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Sr. BARTHOLOMEW.

perfons whom-sit;doth, ihaIl or may.
concern, that onthis prelent day, be-,
ing the hxth Of April, in the yearsof
our Lord one thoufand eight hundred
and FIVE, before me Paul OHengren,
RICHTER of the royal council. on the
stand of St. Bartholomew aforelaid,
by royal authority, exerciGng the
functions Of Notary Public, in and for
the fame i[and, perfonally appeared
William BrewRcr, late matter of the
armed ihip called Nancy, of. Cnarlef-
ton, S. CarofIa, insethe United States:
Of America, Iohn sKennaa, iecond
mate, aud John Cops, boatfwaii's
mate of thelame ihip, who being by
me ieverally duly iWorn, upon the ho-
ly evangelffs of Almightv God, depofe
and fav, and each of them for himlelf
depoleth and faith, that they, and
each of them, failed In and on board
the faid hip Nanc), and in their fe-s
yeral capacities aforelaid, from Port
au Princesi IN the ifiand Of ST. Domin-,
go, on the twenty eighth day of Pc
bruary laa paf, with cargo of cof-
fee, cotton and iogwood, bound to
Charlelton aforeiaid, the iaid hip Nam
cy being on the day of her 70 falling
from Port au Prince, iiiand Of St.
Domingo aforefaid, 10 good order and
condition, and well aud lui1iciently
found, fitted, viaualled and manned
for the faid voyage-that they proceed
ed thereon without any material cir
cumRance happening until the third
day of the, month of March laa paf,
when. Cape Hout bearing cant, dlifant
4 leagues, the laid hip Nancy was
brought to by a nip under French CO.
lors, which proved to be his Britaanic
2maleay's ihip La Dei1ree, Whitby.
commander, and from which boat
was TENT on board the Nancy, with AIN
officer, who having mufered the crew,
impreaed the boatfwain, gunner aad
carpenter, together with nine men of,
the laid crew of the Nancy, and after
fome 'abuGve and very threatening Lam
guage, wanted TO force the fald matter
of the, Nancy the give him leventeen
hundred dollars for the wages of the
faid men 70 impreaed, which being
refuled, he went on board the frigate
La DeGree, and as foon as faid officer
had Cotton board the laid frigate, be-
gan fmart fire of mufquetry and
large fwiyels ON the Nancy, although
within hail, and under a very freih
blowing wind. the Not going through
the fails of the Nancy and calling her
rigging very much: after fone time,
however, they discontinued their fire,
when the Opponents lowered down their
boat, and the frigate fent one of his
on board, and forced the faid matter
of the Nancy to take on board the
frigate the. fun of one thoufand and
twenty-five dollars, which fun not be-
inc fuHieient to spay off the men i'm
preGed, they brought the laid matter
on board of his lhip again, and made
him take on board of the frigate a fur
Their FUN of FIVE hundred and twenty
four dollars and :, together with all
bis papers. receipts. accounts. clearan-
.ces, &c.SSc.
$50 xrri e.. Z q .r,
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Andin faith and teaimony whereof,
j, the faid Notary, have hereunto fet
my hand and affixed my zeal Of office,
at Guaaua, ST. Bartholomew, afore-e
iaid, the day and year 6r9 aforefaid.
lSeal) P. OLLENGREN.
Notary Public.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-22
From the WAsHINGroV FxpERALIsT, q

From the WAsHINGroV FxpERALlsT, q
February 20.
Yesterday the examination Of the tes,-
mony was finished N the ElGh Court Of
Impeachment. The pleading, Will com.
mence this day.
On Friday lastwe had tie pleasure to
see our harbour opened ard cl.arcd Of ice,
after having been closed for ,nzse two
months.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-22

Taniit0n an \ lams fro n the annals OF
the wodd, than drop Of the Crocodile
tears once shelby their lord and master
over tae grave of Washington, could mel.
away a mountain OF adamant. Poor
wretchs5 they have jlst intellect enough
10 betrly their malice, but not wit enough
10 give IL effect Columbus lives TO ever
las ing Iane b. his deeds, while that of A.
IN :ricus Vesp1sius is only kept alive, like
sp TX under the ashes, by the nisnomer OF
A'nerIca, whlcn, in justice, ought 70 be
called Columbia. The fame Of the
former was bait on other grounds than the
.am'ng OF apiacc.
inos: e5islit0rs may nor, however, be
without al C5I set; ihev ma. have got a
:.l..l u DcS'a 4 series OF changes, mcdi-
IL FL 5y our ruling faction, in tumhis in.i-
talon OF the trench jAoobin U>urpers, BY
w1om " Azth.a2, M, n3tUg1, 10sS left IN
fH"iT- Ihz Offices b>,ny exhausted,
ipr mraAs 10 snrw their malice, they now
PLrvey for their turpituie III the name. of
PAGES. In. savage. OF the Ohio have
reused the game, and the war-whoop will
on reach the Atlantic, where Americans
may he assured not q town will be left bear
| 3 the name Of Washington. Mr.. Epncs,
tie presidents s0n-in-law, wants 10 have
ne territory ~ C1lumAiI rcccaci 70 Ma
r.l,ni ani Virginia: this Is cITc1n'tonce
cnincidrnt.
IL on= respect the arr right: they take
tom the rich what the rich do not want,
and g.vt it 20 liz p7,r i'dreR. A Jcf-r-
8Dr's lt.n., TX. IA, oi Americas, may he
b,i..4r-i up ior while Nv the name of
place, BIT a. fame of Warrington, a
Hamilton, or ~ Aims, Ike ina. Of Co.
idnDre, vii i've ru, ~ use the beautiful
idea Of Ben !3hnoon, Time shall throw d
dart at Death.
---Sdnry', Sitter -Pembrok-'s mother,
D:ata, c'ct thsu h!a tru.k another
lhi' a1l i-a'nst lai pod as th-,
lm- thnl th,ow = DAT =, thee.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-22

Of our fellow citizens from WashirGt>~,
who fastened from the city with pr m
titude and alacri,y that calls for our HI, { {
adniraticn and slncerest praise.
We regret too that several Of the NJ, m
bsrs OF congress, aud their ladies. wer:
driven from their comfortable habitat,sns.
The loss sustained by them, We exprc,,
VIZ. considerable. icr the confusion AMI
hurry II removing WAS very great.
Ga an occasion ike The pr.scnt, We beg
leave to suggest the propr'ety aud isnport-
aute OF forming aud est.Ul' h n, fi:
Companies IN Washington and Gsorg'-
Town. for although we cheeriui!y allow :.
~ praise 20 those who assisted, vet we IF
sensible that BY we'll organized CumHa-
~. Tie community would experience So
nai advantage from their uIi.u,.n aud psf
sev"rlng efforts ~ any slD:i.ar event.
We understand that ine celebration ut
the anniversary o; our illustrious VAS.
ington, is frustrated 10y this unexpc CT, j
event, almost every article of luxury {; e.,-
game prepared for The occasion having
bcen DESTROYED.
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NETWORK, February IS.

Larry ~ tne American war David Bush,
ne, \. Va OF o'y'r''S' ln'en'td i ma
ohlne i'r "ohmar''e n''iS"'''n' altogether
coherent irom ah} U''"S hl,ne'to He'isedhy
the ART OF man, ms IN h'ne was 5" con-
s'r'cIeI as that 1t c"nli oT rowe" horizon
tally, at any gwen de2Ih, under water,
40 coal" be raised or depressed at plea.
sun. 10 this machine, called the -7mcri.
ca i"|A~' MS Attached magazine O.
powder, "mcn MS inienied TO lie tAs'sn.
ci un'et the bot;"m OF " ship wl:n div
'AS screw, IA SA1A manner as that th'
'aH7 >'''Ne Wn'cH ";<S"S aged II t'"m the
m'rA,Ne snouii Hul :1e iutcrna! clock work
a. Ao.''n. lh> bong done, the ordinary
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-22
BALTIMORE February Is.
Extract of letter fro n the CITY OF Wash.
,n,r,on dated F. ~

inIton, dated, 70. u.
The rial OF the imp-acn ncn. OF il lge
Chase i, proceeding. ine Selat= deter
mined on Thursday 20 open tie court on
FRIDAY morning one boar cartier th.n be-
tore, br, ., Mr.. Randolph AZ no: APPEAR
10 MS place at the tine appointed, ne CON.
mrnceuent of thc trial WIS Cciavei ui,lt
IL o'c!3ck 1T tn request ct l;.r e!Aer ~ ~.
eyer, All OF waom wert ?rr-cn', blt were
uamuling 10 proceed III ms absence. y
moIlon to proceed was nal- /" * al Gar
red ia the last instance.
'Sonc time after M. 2ando!sh appeared
booted and spared, and took MS seat a.
mong ;he managers.
i hc evidence on the part Of the resnon.
dent, WAS opened on Friday By tr. Il ~
pr, one 0t Judge Chase's couasel-!t IS
believed it Will oc closed on tuesday nex':
The juiJe's counsel deserve much praise
for dc cAulor and liber4iity they have tx
hibiteI DUNG the w'"l: course OF the tn.
al. They have not GavIllrd in any instance
AT de, iat.ous from the strIctesl rules OF {.
vidence, but have appeared wiling Tat g
very circumstance 1T all connected with tn:
questions in disHute, should be disclosed,
wiseI, ,onhdipg the Whole 10 the vision
* dt-Ccrnment OF ,he honorable body VINO
are - pass 'nludgment n2on them. nc
vice president conducts the proceedings
WIKI yrea; Iecorum, pro npinsss AMI par
tiail.y, in which he is supported by the
members of the Senate 6, orally, whose
III
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-22

BEAH.-.-.On Saturday the ninth instant
WAS discovered BY the passengers IN the
stage from New York to Newark. al
small distance from the Hacken.ack bridge
a Bear Of an enormous sl2e; a circumstance
which seldom happens in country so well
populated as this, and is truly indicative
Ok the intsnsencss of the winter in our
northern settlements.
(P4I Truc diner.
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VONl) X.

Yesterday morning a MN was dug out
of he snow on the battery, who from his
own account, had laii there ever since tbs
snow storm of the 18th ut. "A week 4!
(Ne7v lark ba5. }
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4 Wit Nu'Jt Wanted.
February n.

A WOMAN With good brea(f CT
MIX that an have q rec ,nm-n :, lions, will
lear q an advantageous ii a.tiou by appl, ing =
Fix P1lntty.
February "a. d
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kin,on, in song ,tiled, eth. Battle of
the Kegs, that the event it celebrates will
not be forgotten SO long as mankind shall
continue to BE- delighted with works OF hu-
mour and taste.
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[Frrr1iaH's Jcarnah.l

We are informed mat a Hlr. Henry
GoodaN. OF Chatham, an agei man, W.
der the care o! the town, beng a liu'e in
sane, was chained 20 the Hlor o! thc house
in which he was kept. on the night OF tn.
5,h last. and in that situation /i21e to
death
(Ne1v. London GQx.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

L - * > \ LIE.
A Houie and Lot, ON Weter-Nrect,
between Wooifc ard v likes itiect 40 tcet irons
90 Water treet, running back IS iert,os
ice, s'lcv .Alfo,
a Lot. on Duke frect, between
Ws:er and Union d,se;s; IS ard an halt i.et
front on Duke.iiree., Iunning back II f.c, 10 N
aiitv. This property VII! be fold 90 ii.o'e
credit, for good nsEociah'e paper. sad title
clear of all incvmbtaace viii De made, wnsn th-
pprchsfe money is paid. Apply to Mr. ELLIS
rEIeE, ~ho will flew the property and make
known the terms.
Wl'iam Jaelon.
Nsnjemoy, tMarylsndl Feb. :. law
4 Gentleman Of good e1araaer,
and qualified TO anAruI an Eng
hh Seh00l, my get an ad0'ntags-
Gus ftuat1on BY application TO lbs
teacder Of the Academy an THE
torn.
February IL, 0sss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-22

Letters from Liverpool, of the 9Th Dec.
state. that in consequence of receiving &C.
counts of the damage done to the Gotten
cTcPs in 5. Carolina and Georgia, by the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-22

The votes Of the Electors of President
and Vice. President were counted on Wed
nesday the 18th inst. in the Senate, the
house OF representatives attending, and
were declared as follow:
Pres!dc7t-THoNAs JEFFERSON, 162
c. &. PSCKNEY, IL
observation-disclosures CLINTON, 1872
RUFUS KING, IA
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gale in September last, Cotton had risen
there, & was in considerable demand. Sea
Island was from IS 4. to Is 10. and one
parcel of very fine sold at IS 3. Short sta"
pie was at Is g.. 7.
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Nepv. Lordon GQz. J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-22
En autbnritu.
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES.

AN ACT
To diUiFe The Indiana Territory info tqvO Jf3a-
rate go7,erN1ne7f5.
DE il enat7ed, BY tie Senate and Hone ofRe-
- p,ejenfatiUeJ oft6e United States of Aneri-
ca in CongreG alembied--That from and after
the thirtieth day Of June next, all that part of
the Indiana Territory, which lies North of a
line drawn Eat from the foutherly bend or ex-
IRENE of lake Michigan, until it fball interfc6t
lake Erie, and Eaa Of line drawn from the
faid loutherly bend through the middle OF flid
lake toits northern extremity, and thence due
North to the northern boundary of the United
States, iha, for the purpofc of temporary 60
vernment, confitute feparate territory, and be
called Michigan.
SEC. 2. AHd be il further enal7ed, That there
fhal! be efabliled within the faid territory, a
government in all refpe6ts limilsr to- that provi-
ded by the ordinance of Congr-f, paGcd on
the thirtieth day of July, one thoufand Ceyen
hundred and eighty feyen, for the government
Of the territory ofthe United States North Weft
OF the river Ohio: and by an aGS pafIed on the
ieyenth day OF Auguh, one thoufand feven hun
dred and eighty nine, entitled Z" IN a6t 10 pro-
vide for The government OF the Territory North
Wet Of the river Ohio :" and the inhabitants
thereof ihall be entitled to, and enjoy all and
angular the rights, privileges, and advantages
granted and fecured to the people Of the terrific
~ of the United States, North Wcf OF The ri
yer Ohio, by the faid ordinance.
Sec. 9. ind be it further cnatFrA, That the
officers for the faid territory, who, IVY virtue
Of this ACT, lhall be appointed by The PRECEDENT
OF the United States, by and with the advice and
content of the Senate, gIall respectively exer-
ciie the fame powers, perform the fame duties,
and receive for their feryices the fame conpen.
lations as by The ordinance aforeflid, and the
laws OF the United States, have been provided
and etabhihed for hmiiar officers in the India
ma Territory; and the duties and enoInmeuts
of Superintendent of Indian affairs fhsll be uni.
ted with thofe Of Governor.
Sec. 4. mi beH .f1ribe- eRat7cd, That no.
thing in this act contained, hall be confirmed 70
as, III ANY manner, 10 all 81 tic government now
in force in the Indiana Territory, further than
to prohibit The exerciie thereof, within The ffid
territory of Michigan, from auo after the afore-
iaid ibirtieth day OF June next.
Sec. 8. ind be It .faJ'fbcr eRa9ed, That all
>inits. proceis aud proceedings, which, on tic
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thirtieth day of June next, ii'sll be pending in
the court of any county, which mail be includ-
ell within the faid Territory of Michigan; aud
afc all hiits, procefs aud proceedings, which.
on the taid thirsieth day Of June next, ;hall lie
lpenG'. in the general court of the Indiana tef-
ritory, in conicquence of any writ OF removal,
or order for trial at bar, and which had been
removed from any of The Counties incluCed
within the limits Of the Territory of Lichigan
sforeiaid, thall, in al! thir$s concerning The
fame, be proceed - on, and judi ements and
DEGREES rendered thereon in the Came manner rs
| if the faid Indiana Territory had remained un-
divided.
| SIC. 6. And be it ftrtber eaat7cd, That Dc
troit iha be the feat of government Of the faid
territory, until Congrefs fhall otherwiie drsa.
NATIiL. MACON,
Speaker ettbe ho4j: # Re9rgSnfativas.
a. BURR,
Piet-P'sfA."t sfibr UhS Slater, ard Proficient ,fts
| Seaaie.
| January IL, 1905.
APPROVED,
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LOVE ANDLIBERTY.
BY &. TYLER, Esq.

In bri'ry cell, or thicket brown,
On mountain high, in lowly vale,
Or where the thiitle fheds ITS down,
And tweet-fern Gcents the pafIing gale
There hop the birds from buiii to tree,
Love hlls their Threats,
Love fwells their notes,
Their fong is Love and Liberty.
No parent bird fhalI love direct;
His fair he feeks in plumy throng,
Caught by the Plumage Of her neck,
Or kindred foftnefs of her feng.
They fing and bill from bufli to tree,
Love fills their elroats
Love fwells their notes,
Their fong is Love and Liberty,
ssme airy fongfer's feather'd fhape.
o could my love and afume
The ring-dove's glofy neck ned take,
Anu the modeft turtles plume,
o then we'd iport from buih TO tree,
Love fill our throats,
Love fwell our notes,
Our fong is Love and Liberty
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place. The gallo and nitric acids unite with
the pearl-aih and form gallate and nitrate of
pear-ai, ;the carhonic acid of the pearl-aIh
joins the oxide CT FLYER, aad makes carbonate
of FLYER, which is dcpohted upon the part writ
ten.
When articles marked with this indelib.e ink
are waihed, the gallate and nitrate Of pot-aih,
being fo!uble in water, are carried away, and
TIE carbonate of FLYER remains behind.
When he gallate of FLYER has fallen TO the
bottom Of .he nitric foiution, the veilel contain
ingit, mutt be frequently fhaken to keep it fuf-
pended.
The quantity OF ink, mentioned in this re-
ceipt, will I'll forty bottles, of the ize imported
into this country.
The pot-aih contained in the vials brought
from London, is coiored with cochneal or red
flanders.
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT
Concerning Drazv5acks o.Coods, Wares and
AIerckQndiE.
January IL, 1905.
APPROVED,

Concerning Drazv5aek5 osC9ody, WaycJ and
1Gerebandyi.
Be it ena3ed By the St1afe and HogG of Re-
pyejfntatiVe5 ofibe United States of I,nerica IL,
Concrejj aDembled, That 70 much of the 6xth
fiction ofthe aet, Untitled can act for laying
and collecting duties on imports and tonnage
within the territory coded to the United States
by the treaty ofthe thirtieth of April, one thou
fand eight hundred and three, between the
United States ard the French Republic, and for
other purpofes," as prohibits the allowance OF
drawbacks of duties On goods, wares and ner-
chandize, exported from the port cf New Or
leans, other than thofe imported into the fame
place directly from foreign port or place, lball
DC, and tue fame is he..by repealed.
Sec. Q. lind be II .Jfg-tber raaaed, That any
goods, wares OF merchandise, which fhall be
exported from the United States, or the dii.
trict OF Mifiifhppi, in the manner preicribed by
law, to any foreign port or place, Gtuated to
the we!tward or fouthward of Louifiana, fhall
be deemed and taken to be entitled to fuch
drawback of duties as would he allowable there
on, when exported TO any other foreign port
or p &, any thing in the act entitled &c An IA
to regulate the collection of duties on imports
and tonnage, to the contrary notwithltand-
ing.
This act fhall commence and be in force from
and after the 1T day Of March next.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker ftbe HOME Of Rep,y/enfatiue5.
4. BURR,
Yiee Proficient eftbe United STATES, and PREF
dem 81 RE Senate.
January 5. 1905.
APPROVED,
TIL Trr,rrD.C--
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-22
DEAR Sir,
am, Sir, with rcfpea,
Your humble fervant,
JAMES WOODHOJSR.


Dilolve four dracbms of the nitrate of FLYER
or lamar cauft,c ofthe fhops, in four ounce mea-
fures of rain or river water, and when the folu-
ton is clear, add to it hxty drops of an intuition
ofgaIls, made by pouring gill of boiling wa
ter, on two drachms ofpowdcred gals.
Didolve one ounce of pearl-alh, In four ounce
mcaiures Of water, and let il ftand until the To-
linton becomes clear.
Dip a fat flick in the folufion of pearl-afli,
and impregnate the article in the part TO be
marked with it, and let it be well dried. Then
write over it with clean pen, having a aif nib,
dipped in the folution of lunar cauaic, holding
the eallate Of FLYER fufpended, and the letters
will be formed of a black color.
When an inlciion of gals is added to folu.
ton Of the nitrate OF Iver, the gallo acid unitcs
20 portion Of The oxide Of FLYER of the nitric
ioution, and forms g1llate of iilver, which re-
mains for a nioit time fufpended 10 the foluton,
aud makes the ink, which coulilts Of gallate and
nitrate of iiver, flow from the pen in an equs-
bic manner.
When the ink comes in contaa with muffin,
linen or cotton, irrpregna:ed with me fointion
St psari-aih, double ele tive attraction takes