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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
AUGUSTA, {cEoRcIA) JULY q.

y
ON Saturday, the 5th init, a Ne
gro Man, belonging to Mr. Moor
Gle, was executed iii Licc9ln county,
for the murder of his miltrelS he
was tried on the. Cd init when 1t
appeared in evidence, that he had
been rebuked on Tuefday moIning,
by his miltrefs, for beating his wife
after which he went to ploughing,
and about two hours afterwards, re-
turned 10 the houle with club went
into the kitchen and Knocked his
wife into rhe fire, aud was procee-
ding 10 further a6ts of violence, when
Mrs. M'Corcle weat into TN kitchen,
10 fave the negro woman, IL poihble,
from further harm when the lei
low Immediately knocked her down,
and beat her till lie was deaJ nc
then ran oil, but retu5 ming in the
evening, for the purpole of procuring
horfe, the more etteetually to en-
fure his efcape (; he was then dilcov-
cred and unprecedented. lie was
ientenced TO be burnt at the fake,
which fentence was executed OH Sat
urday laf, in the PcefeDce of nume-
rous fPecfator, who bad afetnblcd
to behold the awful and thocking
fpe6tacle, He corfraed the muir
der, and prayed with much earnef-
nefs for divine forgiveness, until the
violence Of the flames deftroyed the
power Of utterance.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
PHILADELPHIA, IuLY IS

Eftrdf fla letter fran TIE Aneicau
Co,y!lzr Ageat az GottenJatg5, d.
ted May II, 1896.
-. 4" On account of the prcfent Swe-
dlih war with France, all neutrals are
allowed 70 bring the produce Of anv
country whatever, which is other
wife adinithble to duty, into Swe-
den and 3 months notice is to Be
gwen given before this edia can be
recalled. The former and generally
eitaollthed law Of this country tina,
a foreigner can bring only the pro.
uuce OF his own country and its de-
Pendences, and nothing elCe."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
ed States.

The conduct of judge Talmadge
has been -deferving fevere reProba-
ton He is ftated to have exhibited
in that conduct the MinyfeyIat Z DOL
rather than the Independent .fHgs ;
and TO have attempted to dictate to
the Jury what hould be their YER
dict. Their verdict OF " Not Gully"
fhews the little detsuce they pay to
his opinions or his di7am; aud has
tatisfied the community, that though
the PRECEDENT may appoint his crea-
lures to be judges, he has no con-
trout over jurynen.
The refufal Of the Prehdent to
permit Meifrs Madifon Dearbone,
&c. to obey the fummsnS OF the
Circuit Court, to give teltlmony IN
caale, has, in the minds OF numbers,
ever Of democrats, fixed indellbly
thccharge of Privitc to Miranda's ex-
petition on him. And as Col
Smith has been acquitted without
the evidence of thete Gentlemen fzPe-
Yioy ia The iazU it is 70 much the bet
ter.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

" ne English and French Fleets IN Z
-TEeat. T1niea


The accounts received since orr last
Ct the hostile fleets in the West Indies
are extremely contradictory. Tbe
statement published in many papers. N
having been received at New YORK. bv
capt HAnifen, is not correct, being Tp,,b =
hshed without his KNOWLEDGE. for ~
naa no conversation with the might,
race Jerome, nor did he furnish anv
q the intelligence published under nj
name. iiiS
An arrival at Philadelphia, mentions.
snat the English fleet had returned -
IIortola, without having epoaoed 49, I,
French feet. 5seu the
the French fleet has been from F.,
rope about seven months, rits or;a.i,,a1
a ,l was the Cape Of oood.Ho i,
0u' learning the fate Of thai coIonvr q,
speaklng vessel at sea, the Fren y !
lAoniiral proceeded for St. Helen : /"
!, t1i'er cruising 9 days and not beinsr I
o'e % md the Island, he proceedeJ y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

The National Tntelligencer is pre-
pairing the public mind to receive
lone extraordinary communication re-
latlve 70 our affairs with Great Bn-
tain. 1t is very evident that Gov
eminent are disappointed An &C
commodation is farther off than
could be wifhed. The Revolutions
adopted lait lelion, have evidently
tended to increafe the differences be-.
tween the two governments land
no man in his proper fenfes had a
right % expect any thing elfe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

Il is again ftated that Mr.. JeFer-
fon pofltively declines being con6d-
cred a candidate for reelection. AS
no SenataS Conlaltsm has yet pafIed
giving him power to Name his fuccef-
for ;-he vii! oay recommend MIR.
Madifon to be that fucceiior This
recommendation he knows, however
will be equal to a command with all
his otfet-b,ldrrJ, and thofe erpeaants,
who are impatiently waiting, like oy-
tiers at low cbb, with mouths open
for the return of the tide to fill
them.
Il Is hid, that the notorious SrEpHzs
BURROUGHS had purchafed an elegand feat At
Montzed, aad is about to remove thither.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
PORTLAND
MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1906.
NO NEWS FROM EURoEE

Our latest accounts from Europe,are
to the 18th of June the last week has
not afforded single article or inteIH-
gence from that quarter. ~
Capt. Motley arrived at this port On
Saturday, n 81 days from Liverpool.
brought London papers to the 9TH Of
June, but their contents have been an
ticipated by former arrivals.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
1Hdirs gvitb ENGLAND.

Government have received diff
patches from MIR. Munroe, our Min
liter at the Court of London. Ii is
lhrudely fufpe6led, that our differ
ences are not 70 likely to be fettIed
as they were fome time ago.-The
Ncn-lmPortstion Law Of the laH fef
sion has produced ftrong irritations
and refentmenf on the other fide OF
the water. Our government will
probably have to refcind that. obnox.
icus Law, before friendly adult
men can take place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
THE TRTdLS.

Mr.. Emmett, the celebrated Irilh
Councillor, in the courfe of his de-
fence Of Col. Smith faid /" He lad
bTfn wadffhf scApE COAT, on zp5.ye
read tie f,i17s5 Of sfkTf mo doubt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

H0Fils TED lndia Fieef5.
Capt. fIauifen, who has arrived =
New J ork from the Weft-Indies, in
forms, that on the nth July, in lat.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
Bp tbe @ails.
The trial gf'col. Smith continued
NEwYoRK, July 2o.

NETWORK, JULY 20.
Wyedseday, July 23.--Mr. Hof-
man hnihed his powerful and brill
liant efforts in behalf oft the defendant,
at half paft three o'cIock-having
nearly three hours.-The jury then
retired for refrefhment; and in few
minutes returned TO their feas.
MIR. Emmett then followed Mr.. Hoff-
man in fseech Of nearly two hours,
He necefarily purified the geneal
outlines, adopted by his adoclates
who had direceded him. AT almolt
every fage of his argument, he pro-
duced new ard intereiting illuitra-
lions. His imagery was glowing and
well fupported, his petitions were
clear, his reafoning logical, and his
deductions apparently perfpicuous
and concluGve. As an Orator he
holds very respectable rank. AL
though his voice and his gefures are
not the mott happy, yet his eloquence
is peculiarly bold, energetic and i'm
preilive.
1t is with pleafure we feize this
location 10 exprcfs an opinion refpea-
ing that gentleman, formed from a
deliberate obfervation of his private
condr4 and his profefhonal exer-
lions, during hIs relidence in this city.
IbntJaay, Tuy "a. The Court
met at 10 o'clock. .--Prefent Judge
Talmadge.
Mr.. Harrifon, in difpaiIonate
and forcible addrels of two hours,
clofed the argument on the part of
the defendant. He purified the ar
rangement Of his Allocate council,
and difcufed the various points with
the learning and ability which he
always exhibits on hmilar occahons.
The Difria Attorney rofe about
twelve o'clock in behalf Of the pro-
fecution ; and was followed by Mr..
Edwards on the fame Gde.
Judg Talmadge then furnmed up
the evidence The jury retired, at
near 5 o'clock, and at =, returned
with a verdict Of NOT GUILTY.
~ This trial has arrered much public
attention, and Mr.. Lloyd, Stenographer
of experience, has taken the trial in flaort hand
for pull cation The Marquis de Gaia Yrujo,
the Spaniih M:nilter, wiihed to attend this
trial; and to have feat aligned him irritable
y hif J. rk--This was nor granted The III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

meaning the great and greateit men
at Wafhingtonl 4pere beoPed.
\ Ii will be remembered, that the
profecution of Col. Smith and MI
Ogden, was inflicted atthe express
direction Of the Pretiden OF the Uni-
red States
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
cas-, have Iorned.
FRIENDS AND CoUNTRYMEN

.MM
FRIENDS AND CDUNTRYMEN
The glorious opportunity nov pre-
sents itself ofreleaving from oppres.
sion and arbitrary government, a people
who are worthy of better fate, who
ought to enjoy the blessing Of the fiji.
est country in the universe, which
bountiful Providence has given them,
but who are shackeled BY desp0-
tlsm too cruel for human nature
longer to endure. Groaning under
their present Affections they hail with
extended arms the Noble Cause Of Free.
dom and Independence, and call upon
you to share with them in the eod-like
action OF relieving your distressed fel
loW-creatures. Hasten then to oin
the standard Of ONE who has the haD-
Plness to call himself your countrymn
and Is determined to rescue lis ccuh-
Try and to shed the last drop ofhis Blood
m promoting lis happiness an objsci
"a WHICH ne mas never lost sight, TOY.
moment o. his life.
There viii be made liberal distriba-
ton ofland at the expiration ola twelve
month, according To Rank, and pH.
Yates from the slant of EnroIIraels
viii be Untitled to roy fons and Clo.h-
ing with quarter d0Ila per day as
pay, not subject to auy deductions.
And you brave Volunteers ofthe
Islands who have NobIv came forward
70 partake with us our honors, and to
share with Us our prosperity, hastenio
follow those Officers under whose carr
you have already been trained, and who
are impatient to lead you on to YictoY /
and Wealth.
The Gulph that Columbus first dis.
covered and honored with his presene'
will now witness the illustrious actions
OF your gallant efforts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

~ This trial has arrered much public
attention, and Mr.. Lloyd, Stenographer
of experience, has taken the trial in flaort hand
for pull cation The Marquis de Gaia Yrujo,
the Spaniih M:nilter, wiihed to attend this
trial; and to have feat aligned him faits5le
30 5is ,.rk--This was not granted. The tri-
al lated lodays. A general burn Of appro-
baton demonili Lated the public ientinent on
this verdict.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
MIRANDA. AGALM

" Capt. Wood, arrived at New York,
on the 29th inst. from Trinidada, which
place he'ieft the 9Th, brought letters
from gentlemen on board the Leandef.
These letters speak IN high terms 81
the prospect Of success.
J "A respectable force was to sail in a
few days for the Maine, confident "
effecting landing without difficulty
several Spaniards of distinction, from
Caracas, have joined.
The following is the Manifesto "a
dressed BY Miranda, to his country.
men, published at Trinidada, June 28.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-11
This is to give Notice,
September "

That the subscriber, of Alexandria county,
in the district of Columbia, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters tes-
tamentary on the personal estate of James
Smith Debloia, late purser ofthe United States
frigate Constitution, deceased; all persons
having claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit them with the voueh-
ers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before
the lst day of May next, or they may by law
be excluded from all benefit to said estate
and all persons indebted thereto are requested
to make immediate payment, or suits viii be
instituted to enforce the same. Given under
my hand this 2lst of November, 1906.
Lewis Deblois, Ex'r.
November 81. asaW6H
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-11
The Learned Pig,
Now grown 10 be the Wonderful Hog.

THE Public are respectfully informed,
/ that the Learned Pig is to be seen at
Mr.. John Bogan's, Spring Garden.-This hog
will read printing and writing, and answer any
question put to him, tell the hour OF the day
to one minute. likewise tell the day OF the
month and year, how many persons there are
in tho roonl--it will distinguish colors to tho
establishment Of every spectator-it will add,
substract, multiply and divide-and to con.
clude, any person may draw card from
pack and keep it conceal'd, and the hog, with
out hesitation, will discover the card when
drawn from another p OK.
To be seen from n;ne O'Clock in the morn
ing ill nine in the eyenins.
Admittance IS cents-Children half price,
December 10. St
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-11
Runla Sheetings.

ktiNNJillSOs
100 pieces entitled 70 febentlre.
For sale IN
Iohn q Iadd.
Nouh,,. )
S',
ne subscriber mas fecelSeo
/ ne following ARTICLES,
Which he offers for Sale very low:
* hoa(beads first quality St. Croix
s,aar
%
Nv. 1,h ruoof oon,,;ac hrenar
70 bn.,beods wa1 aavorcd 18th ,,ros+ T.
n,a;ca rI,o
az La,,aI. Nv, G,ol,,d p,,,
mn az HAND.
1p,,er;al
Hyson TEAS
Ya,,o Hyson t.of the latest i'm
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-11
DECEMBER II, 1906.
Salt aAoat.

500 bushels Ground Alum Salt, on board
oloop Maria Antoinette, and for sale, by
adlworth & Butler.
Iho hare also landing, from said S!ooti, 81
VosvelPs avhQrt,
pipes Cognac Brandy,
20 boxes mould Candles,
30 barrels prime Beef,
10 do Go. Pork,
quarter casks TeneriHe Wine.
November &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-11
Wanted to Purchase,
1900 White Oak Posts and 5000 Rails.
Apply to
John Gadsby.
December 8. ct
PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to an order of the circuil
il court of the district of Columbia.> for the
county of Alexandria, will be sold to the high
est BIZ der, for ready money, at the coffee
house, on Monday, the 5th current, between
the hours of IL and 2 O'Clock. a NEGRO
MN, WIG calls himself Jerry, and who was
unprecedented and committed to Jail as rcna-
way,
r. Mofs, D. NJ.
December 8, dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-11
FOR SALE,

FOk D. LII,
By TIE SUBSCRIBERS,
81 hogsheads Jamaica rum, 18th proof
30 do. ST. CroiX co. Sd de.
10 do n. Eng, do.
10 pipes Holland Gin
do. American do of superior quail
2 do. L. P. Madeira wine J e1cellent
2 DC L. NJ do. do. quail zyar-
quarter casks do. do. rantedfure,
8 do. Marsalia wine
50 bbls. prime beef--connecticut inspec.
so dc. prime pork-New Jersey do,
10 boxes mould candies
Is do. English white soap-very dry
2 chests hyson-sNln tea
500 bushels ST. Ubes salt.
Wadlworth and Butler,
Union, between King and Prince-street.
October 49,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-11
Public Notice.

At West-End, Fairfax county, OIL Wednes-
day the 18th, and Thursday the 18th day
Of Deceisber, will he sod
Thecrop Of Corn, Fodder, Hay,
Plantation Tools and Utensils, the property
Of Mr. Jain Uest, deceased.
1T shich time and aiacs zyiA be Rented, far tss
tern q, one yeCr,
The Dwelling House, Garden, and Farm,
containing upwards of forty acres, lying On
Hunting Greek, and joining the lots OF Messrs.
Korn and Wisemi,ier.
ind GU THURSDAY, Tx 1871 Of Dec guH
zwH also be sold, at Mr.. Hesfs late residence
near tie Fails Cturh,
Forty volumes OF Books on various subjects,
the crop Of Corn, Fodder, Hogs, Wagon, &
Gears, Plantation Tools and Utensils, some
Household ana Kitchen Furniture, and sui
ky, The terms are ready money,
Charles Little, Executor
* Of John West, deceased.
December 10. dot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-11
Castaon, to Tavern-Keebers, &C,

Whereas the subscriber has received salts,
factory information of the intention of certain
JESSE B. LEWIS, Printer, and late a mid
shlpman in the navy of the United States,
to rot him of large sum of money, thro'
the agency of second person, which person
was to procure good horse, geneel suit of
clothes, and new saddle bags--put his clothes
In them, lace and lock tteln, and cut slit IN
them underline flap large enough to run his
arm In (; tEcn come to his lodgings in Alexan-
dria, and he would shew him where rich Ta-
yern-Keeper lived, who was daily in tie re-
ceipt OF great deal of money, that he must
put up there and deliver his saddle-bag to the
Landlord, and the next day call for lis bags
and search for his pocket-book, and charge The
Landlord with rpbbing him OF it---and that he
the said Lewis would come in at the same
time and ask for tie jsfieen hundred dollars lie
promised to lend him, and that he should en-
delare lie had been robbed OF three horsand
dollars, and that he Lewis would declare nd
make oath, that at his lodgings lie saw m
count three thousand dollars, put ITEM to
his pochet-book and saddle-bags and take t. n
o the tavern, and as the TaverE-Keeper had
the money or could easily procure,it lie would
psy it, or, if ne did not it could be recovered
by law" This is therefore to caution ali per-
SONS against so artfu SwindIer.
JOHN GADSBY.
December 10, st.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-11

4 no DUC1CI tOCI
Informs his friends, and the public In general,
tf~t ne has now open. and for sale III the
house lately occupied by rar. A. c. Gaze
move, on Fairfax, between King and Prince
Streets, handsome assortment OF
G. q & j ),
OF this falls importatia
-eoNsIs1FC Of
f fibs, sas FORFEIT Cloths.
; Csssimeres, Waistcoitinss,
Manchestry,
Plains and kersevs,
Half5nicks and Napt Cottons
Napt Fries and l'lusiings,
Blue and GREY Coatinss,
Ladiss superhne Coaings,
A handsome choice d Tlannels,
Rose and striped Blankets,
Scarlet Cardinals,
Calicoes, Snswis and Handkerchief,
Printed Counterpaneb
Irish Linens ant. Doslasses,
Russia Sheeungs ant striped Bedteks,
Brown and white Pla+ilas,
5yhise and brown r. lis,
Burboon Gurrahs,
Mammoodies,
Shoes,
Loaf and Lump Sugg,
Pins, Needles, guttols, and good choice Of
tag lnrs Silks Twist and 'hrcads--Ali OF which
he is determined to sci at the most reduced
prices for ready mon@. He hopes to meet
with taat encouragement his attention to bust
ness may seeIs to melt from a generous pub
lie.
Ihop:as B. Dyer.
b. B. He will rem the store house, kitch-
en- and granery at BRAD Greek, In Maryland
fholtsng an unexpireh ease for the same)
with the Lot cf Ground thereto attached, con-
tanning number of excellent apple trees
the ground equal to any or 5arden--lt Is al
60 sf9 excellent stand fr tavern or black
smith shop, either of With would be immense
" profitable, if conductd and supplied In a
nronar manner. The TENS will be made easy
by early application as apve
November S. da
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-11
SALES AZ VENDUE.
f,n every Tuesday and friday
WILL BE SOLD,

eorner of Prince and Water s1rees,
4 variety Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Particulars of which will be expressed IN
the bills of the day.
ALL kinds Of goods which are on ANITA
non and the prices Of which are establishes
oas at any time be viewed and purchased at the
lowest limitation and prices.
P. @. Marstellef, V. Nj.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-11
Patent Elastic Suspenders,

To be had, auholesale and retail, Of the hatentee
ner. door belozu Mr.. .4lerander M enziss,
lo7ver end Of Prince street, .zeaand,7a.
THEY serpass any yet extant, for ease, 9
i legance, &c. Masters of vessels and
ether gentlemen going to the West Indies,
Spanish Main, sc, may be furnished with an
assortment, and great allowance to those who
purchase by the quantity.
NJ b. The buttons OH the back parts of the
waistband ought to be placed the SAME distance
from each OTHER, as the two center buttons Cd
the Suspenders, to prevent improper straining
and thereby destroying the ease designed in the
constructors of the article.
July RICHARD HORWELL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-11
JOHNSON e REAT,
Jk1ELLras, SrLvsx-SsIrw g. GILpnas.


A few doors above the Bell Tavern, Richmond,
ETURN the PUBLIC in general their marks. for
~ tne liberal encouragement they have received
and with confidence Of giving seaeral faiisfaction.
tney nope Tor q continuance of il.
hey have now on baud haadiairie adortmsu,
OF work, coniiiting Of the following article. viz
Table, Delert and Tea Spoons; rp resifiy. Sane,
and Nlatsrd Ladies, Sal. Shovels; Sugar Tongs
Tooth and Ear Picks; Pence C4fss; P.scuihio,
Cha'is aud Reams; Seif.r Chairs; Silver Thin
pies; iortoIe Shell and Pearl-hs died Penkniyes
Miniatures dra ~n and let upnr, the Gnortea notice
Msurniag and Fancy Lockers Rings ditto; Brace
iets'ditto; Breatt Pins of various Sizes and ha,es
mourning and fancy; Cod Silver, Pearl and Corr
Sleeve Buttons; Gold and Hair Watch Chains: oe,a
Stais and Keys of different izes and nlaoes an ele-
gan, a1ortmenr OF faihionshs 1ortoife Shelf Combs.
ornan,ente !, Of varou, Gzes and thames. uN from,
Phiiadeipna; EarRngs az the not fa.hioushle forms
and lizes; Cold and Gold Mounted Jets Necklaces
Ladies and Gentle mems Morocco Poker Cooks
Gentiemen's Pate Knee Buckles-s n,s.v other ar
tices tootedious to endrnerste-a of WHICH hey Of
ter on the nin't reafonable terms.
Perions wih;ng to purehafe by the ouan,irv. will
he allowed a Reasonable eredi, bv giving approvea
ieeurity IN the city. Orders will be aricfly attended
to, and discharged with difaatc BY thu fbfcrbers.
JOHNSON So RRAT.
N. .. The highea price given for Old Gold and
Silver. Nov.lo 80 =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-11

peivsiy; in which fa;d bl aceounts faali b ex.
1PreH~di words At le,R,h, and in the fame manner
the fees aforefad allowed by this M every fee
fer which any money isor hal be demanded.
| Page 32-Al acfs aud parts OF aSfs coming within
the psrview of this aA ia be & are hereby repealed
Page sl--An aa for giving further time 60 rhe
owners OF iurveys the Piatts and certificates
| thereof into the Land-0H6ce. (Patled November
the sir, 1892.
Ssof. 1. Whereas il hath been rerrefented that
the time allowed by the aa of the Ian FELTON, for The
owners of urveys their plats aud certificates
into the Land Office, will rot be iushcent comply
with the purpofes theref and is eSPedient ex.
tend iueh tins Be il therefore enacted by the Ge-
neral Afembly, That the further tire ofone year
and i've months, to be computed from the month OF
July next, thail be allowed tn the of furveys
90 the eitsrn waters, and the farther time of twcvr
nonthsfrom the paiing OF this aSt, isal he allowed
the owners Of fhrv-ys on the eaern waters, for re-
turning all plats and certificates Of furveys he re-.
glitter of the Land Ofce, eho ihsl receive the fame.
ANY law to the contrary na.Wish landing
Sea. 2. This aet hall commence and be in force
IRON and after the psaa,, thereof'
An al giving further tin. to of entire. on
the wettern waters to furvey the fame. (PafIed oc-
tcber the 9Th, 1929
Whereas the time lin,ei by law for the owners
OF entries on the ~enern to survey rie tame
HI expire during the preicni icI0n IT Air-,hiy, aah
IT rs exped'ent tina, further gre ihnS De allow "a
hugh owaers TO comply with the res,;hrions n III
ats OF Aiisnby, in fuch cafe nade Bs.it therefore
enacted by tn General sGen,Ai,, That the further
time of two years. hsli be a,owei 10 the owners of
enir,es on the wetlerl Matters, iurvey the fame
~ iIch manner ASS decided by law. Amy thing to
the contrary hereof notwithstanding.
TO Be e.4iiuueS.J