The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-04
DANISH CoNsuL's OFFICE.

DANISH CONSUL'S OFFICE.
To prevent INTERPRETATIONS being entertained
concerning the nature and execution of the new Qua
rantne regulations within the Dani!h European Do
ninions, which eaablhed upon principles of fac-
litatpg commerce as much as pollbe, confident with
the end of any uch reguation-the following lmita-
tons in regard to time, and specification Of goods
which thought liable carry infection, are here
by made public.
I. Vefes coming from any country under fnlpi-
cion of being allie Sled with contagious diteafe, bur
having bills of Health in perfect order, no DANCE
rous goods, nor any flick at the time, during the pa
fage, and recent communication with vefels from
the Barbary coat, will have to perform Quarantine
obiervation for four days.
g Velels under fmilsr circumstances but coming
from an Infected place, confequenty without Bill Of
Health-I4 days.
s. A veiie having few dangerous goods on board
fuch can be aired and purified board, without
unloading the cargo coming from an infected place
40 days.
L. Such vefel having many dangerous goods
from infested place, having actual contagon
or peentia dfeaies on board nun proceed to Chrf-
tiapfand in Norway, there unload within the limits
of the quarantine ground and undergo the rreicrbed
publications during 40 days longer, according to
circumstances, where alto fuch goods are of a ma
ture to carry infection will in this ,afe be burned
S. Ve1els without a cargo in baaG, from all
infected place Tor having had communication with
venel fron,the Barbary coa!) if thirty days have
laped nce and no eknefs has appeared will perform
Quarantine of days, many more as there
may be deficiency in the itated 80 days.
TDeezoigg eonaeredat dangerous, liable to car
ryiatft1ion, Dig.
Wool, Cotton, Silk, Bail, HAIR Feathers, Quilts,
Down, Flax, Hemp, Straw, Sponge, and all arti-
eles manufactured thereof; Paper Books and Cor
dage which is untarred, &c.
Further, Hides, Skins, Pelry, Leather, Parch-
md all that .Q,a e
the!e materials.
Further, iuch animals clothed with wool!
hair, brites feathers as ALTO their horns and bones
"a raw fate.
ALTO, Cochepille, RAPED dye woods, and Goals OF
s,ery kind.
Not dangerous ejqimaf.6
I. Grains of all kinds viz. Wheat, buckwheat, rye
barley, rice, &c Pulfe peas beans, &C. and
Whatever is prepared and competed from grain
viz. Flour, greats, itarch, bread, &c
2. Beef pork, fh, of every preparation; ALTO
butter cheeie lard, honey, other like nutrimenss and
talow.
s. Fruits of all kinds; afo, coffee, cocoa, nuts, al.
moEds, &c. Further potatoes roots, vegetables, &c
f. Liquids, as water oil, dinilled Liquors aud Ii.
gui preparations Of different kinds
Spices OF all kinds, drugs, medicines plants
tobacco, hops, and every article derived from, which
has NOT aready been excepted.
6 Wood and every thing derived or manufactured
Ho'u IL, excepting fa'Peu aye WOODS Goals aihes
gums, tar rofn, &c.
7. China, PotteIs ware metals of all kinds, (excep
eoin) alum, vitrol, paints, brimAone, charcoal &c
SC.
When goods, not liable to carry Infection are pack
ed i'll dangerous articles, fsch as iiraw, then tn,
whole is contidered as dangerous until the packa.,
Is ieperated from 1t.
Philadelphia, 2la Sept. 1906.
I. Z. ECKARD.
- The Editors Of other newspapers are re pe6s
flly requeied infer, tbe above.
7sl veheIs cleared from ST. Peterfburgh in
1904 OF which 3S5 were Fritifh, SIS Americans
e3l Of other nations Ia belonged to Salem, auc
brought 1915 pieces Ravens Duck. 1889 pieces Sheet
ing, 6026 pieces fail Cloth; 5000 pieces Diaper
1000 tons Iron $40 tons clean, and 225 tons on
ihot Hemp; 100 tons Cordage, and 500 Calf Skins
NEUTRAL COMMERCE..
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