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JAMES LYNCH,
BLACK SMITH md FARMER,

y ssPrcrvuLtY informs his friends and 'hc
IL pubic,tha he has arely removed 10 he hrst
Cross street above the Eagle Tavern, loa'ing 10
the bason--where he car les on the business as n
su-l Those that wish 10 favor him with their
work, shall be strictly attended 10.
Richmond. ApTd 1907
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-14
M0tice.

A Ii persons are forewarned from using
II or taking Sand from the Sand-Bar,
called Coutts's, without the previous con-
srpt of the subscribers, who are alone au-
thorised to sell or appropriate the same.
For the. convenience of those who incline TO
purchase, we have authorised Mrs Coutts
TO act. Any sale or contract which she
may make will be ratified by w.
Samuel W Cra7y, , 49,
Pleasant Younghus6and, S 1'N''''0
Richmond, Doth Feb. 1907.
PUBLTsHED Br SUBScRIP7 IRON,
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NJ. HQighf,

Observation-Disclosures NEw-YoRK,
Has for sale, on ire Nfain-etreet, nearfp
opposite the old City Tavern,
MATTRESSES * FEATHER BEDS
t7A Of every description, with a large &
elegant assortment of Paher HangingS and
InrfGfn TRIMMINGS. Mahogany Furniture.
Winao7o Cornice%, PiaHo-Fortes, sc.
Bed and Window Curtains made in tb.
most fashionable stilc, very Lozv. Old Mat
tresses worked over sc.
The above articles will be sold for cash
or country produce.
Richm2n Feb. 60, 1897. won
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8ythe GoUernor Of the Commonwealth Of
Firg1nia,
IL 80 ~, 4 ~I~YNAr


WHEREAS it appears to the executive,
that Jacob West, late of the county O.
Montgomery, stands charged on inquisiti-
on had and taken before James Mason. ESQ.
Coroner for the county of Botetourt, with
the murder of John George late of the said
county OF Sotetourt; and that the said ia
cob West hath fed from Justice | have
therefore thought fit, with the advice of
the council of state, to issue this proclama-
ton, hereby offering a reward of two
hundred dollars to any person or per-
sons who shall apprehend the said Jacob
West and convey him before some magis-
trate of the saId county of Botetourt to be
dealt with "a the law directs. And / do
moreover injoiD all officers civil and mill
tary and exhort the good people of the
commonwealth TO use their best endeavors
TO aPprchend the said Jacob west and con-
Vey him before some magistrate for the
county of Botetourt aforesaid to be dealt
with according to law
Given under my hand with the seal
or the commonwealth annexed at
Richmond, this second day of A.
LIS. pril, in tire year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seven,
and OF the commonwealth the thir-
(Signed) WIN. H. CABELL.
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FOX SALE.
NV tract Of Land,

N Powhatan coanty, containing between
nine hundred and thousand acres, and
lying within two miles of the courthouse,
and on both sides Of Fine creek. This tract
ofland would be sold entire, otherwise laid
eHin lots to suit purchasers. Any persons
fnclinable to purchase, it is expected will
first view the premises-any further de-
scription is deemed unnecessary. For
terms apply to the subscriber, living on the
premises.
SAM, BAsKERvILLE.
Powhatan, Jan. 9TH, 1907 f
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Lumd o. Negroes for Sale.

Dvvi-,ue OF deed OF trust execu'et TO me by
- ThornsS Randolph, TO secure the raynent of
a debt dre Isaac II. Coles, will sell, To the
highest hiider, for ready money. on Thurs.
Dag TIE 18Th ,'at of April next. at Chinquepin
Church, in Amelia ono bnnd-ed and fif,y acres
If LAND. lying on AVromattox river, in the
county OF Amelia, being a part of the land on
which the said Thofnns Randolph now resides,
and known by the name CT MoRvsvs. Also
NINE NEGROES. viz. Ned, Jesse, Kitty, A.
iexandcr, Dsndr'dge, Spencer. Sukey, Richard
and Caroline, SO much Of the said property
as viii he sufficient to discharge ,he debt menli.
sned in he deed.
]. COLES, Jr.
March 9. 1907. tds
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On. RECESS NEW CYCLOPEDIA,
OR
Universal Dictionary Of Irfs e Sciences.
IN TWENTY VOLUMES oUARTo.
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lsme will contain from eight hundred to
thousand pages. A half volume, in boards,
VIII be published regularly every two
months, PRICE IHRER DOLLARS.
PAYABLE on DRLTVRRY.
Between six and seven hundred plates,
engraved in superior STYLE of elegance.
will be comprised in the course of the pub
lication, by far a greater number than is n
be found in any other Scientific Dictionary.
- To Subscribers. The six FIRST
half volumes are ready for delivery at the
bookstore Of Samuel Peasants, iun.
kIshmSnd. March 10.
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NE haze IateIv rece1Ued,
FOR SALE,
| u hhds. sugar IS boxes cotton & wool
| 80 bbls. do. cards do.
SoOOIbs green coffee 4tons castings assert
~ hhds antigua rum ed, viz. pots, ovens
s do. Windward Island skillets, spiders. and.
do. irons. teaker,lee 49,
Ii hhds. N Z. rum wagon BOYS "''
IA bbs. do do $50 sacks salt
~ hhds, mo'asses leo bbis GU, herrings
8 casks Malaga wine 80 do whole do
20 terces & bis. whisky ID do shad
q pipes apple brandy 30 lbs Spanish indigo
10 bbis do do Is lbs numegs
IL crates Liverpool 100 ~ mems 6ue sb.e.
ware assorted SO do coarse do
~ do stone do 500 lbs Glauber salts
NE haze also on hand,
Iron Loaf sugar
German, Crawley and Tanners & Linseed oil
b!is'ered Steel Nova Scotia grind
Aaoe & ground ginger stones
Pepper Ground plaster in bbls
Aspice Good manufactured 70
FF & powder baeco by the key, for
Shot assorted sizes retailin
French brandy Tar
Rice Wedding hoes
Cheese Nests voodyare
Wrought and cut nails, Bed cords, Ieadingli lines
assorted sizes and twine
SMUT Necklace
Class ware viz ID II. Stone Jugs, butter pots.
tumbleTs and decan- chamber uots yvasb
teTs' assorted sizes hasons, bake pans,
Hats churna. &c. &c kc.
we daUy e%pet 20 receive, quantity OF Sherry
Wine Window Class, Coperass and Alum al
Of (which articles. we will sell az a small ADVANCE.
for cash. approved parer or country produce
Shapard & Lucke.
Richmond, May 3, 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-14
March 9, 1907.
The Inportce

yfSA-~~a-sS is beautiIul sofTel. ft cen band
s,sISSs<I, three inches higd. remarkable for
his elegance, beaury, strength and fine bone t;
wan stand the ensuing season at my plantation
in Powhatan county, on James river, three miles
above the Mannakin town ferTy and aDout the
same distance below Jude's ferry, TO cover mares
At twenty five doars the season. but may I've
discharged by the payment OF eighteen dollars
If paid by the first day OF November next. with
half dollar TO the groom. Good and extensive
pasrurage gratis, but no liability for escapes ~
other accidents. The season viii commence on
the 6rst of March and end the first day Of au-
gust next
This beautiful horse PfUL, was raised By the
Prince OF Wales. and cot by his horse Salirarn
who was got by O'Kelly's Eclipse, h's dam, Vi
rago, by Snap, Psui's dam. Ppdts was got by
Ma'ehsm, her dam, the Old Squirt marc, Of as
great fame as any mare in the kingdom. SIEVE.
va certificates OF Paul rs good and sore foal
get,er may be seen at his stand.
THOMAS HARRIS, ". Millwooj.
Feb. 81, 1907. eptl5ap&wtlI
N, b. Mares may be fed at 2s. per day if the
ncneJ ~ sent with them. r ".
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FOR SALE,
And possession given the 1st of January
next,
Il UeMaNc tract of Land,

In the county of Albemarle, on the water.
Of Moore's creek, containing 500 acres
The soil is equal to any in the county for
the culture of corn, wheat and tobacco
the advantages it possesses make it desi-
rable situation, it being within two and
half miles of Charlottesville, six of Milton
and four from the Presidents manufactur-
ing mill. On this tract there is good new
two story dwelling house, with other neces-
sary honses, sufficient for the reception of
gentecl family the plantation is in good or
der for cropping. Any person inclinabIe to
purchase, may know the terms by applying
r. William Gait, in chmond, or the SUBJ
scriber, in Milton, who viii shew the land,
and treat for the same.
DAVID ANDERSON.
Fc5Tuasy IL, 1907. 4w
N. Is. If the above mentioned tract Of
and is not sold before the 4th day of MAY
next, being Albemarle court day, it will
that day be sold at public auction, before
Triplet t. Estes's tavern in the town of
Charlottesville
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FOR SALE.


II UTfNIDEP NNCI OF LAND,
n the lower end oF Buckingham, lying on
= Buffaloc creek. adjoining the lands of Mr.
James Wilson and Mr. Copeland, containing
upwards of one thousand acres, being in a
Populovs and wealthy neighborhood and
within three miles of Ca-Ira.
a sufficient quantity is opened to work ten
hands TO adTantagc--the greater part being
yet TO clear, Astounding IN excellent timber,
ard afording from four to five hundred a
ores of prime tobacco land.
Mr. Moses Scott living on the premises
purchase. For terms apply to the subscri-
Der. SUS ANNA WILCOX.
(heiloNc, 18Th MerCh. 1907. 9m
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SMITHS Patent Bake2.y.

NORTH EAST SIDE OF TIE BAson or rur
CANAL, RICHMOND
CnAcKERs, Plot, Navy and ship Bread, are
- no" making az the above mandatory, and
sold there, and at the store Of he subscriber, in
any quantity desired, TO accommodate purchases
Every pains will be taken that the quality of the
bread may be SUPPORTED, equal e. the best in the
United S'aies--and the prices shall be regulated
as low as the 'ates Of flower will admit
Letters and ORDERS will meet respectful and
prompt attention, from
JAMES SMITH
SerOad doo- 5e!ozu tbe E4gLk 7aueyp.
Pichmon1. April g. 1907. AZ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-14

nALTz5, QUAR9Ers AVID EIcHqxS,
ARE NOW SELLING at
WAVES
TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY oFFIor,
No. 81 and No. SO, lhliden LGne. yieso
York.
BY enclosing bank notes, OF any descrip-
ton, (post paid) to G. and z. waltz,
tickets and shares will be punctuauy re-
turned by post, to any amount, and the ear
liest advice sent to adventurers of their
success.
During the drawing, WAITE's weekly
printed prize list win be sent to tho printer
of this paper, and to the post master at
Richmond and at the CONCLUSION of the
drawing, win also be sent, the managers
printed prise list, TOR the satisfaction Of
distant Adventures.
nj the above Offices, have been sold In
the aclott-rics, prizes amounting to sum,
exceeding 100000 dollars.
Present price of tickets, Sever Dollars,
but will advance the wing approaches.
Prize tickets in the late New York lotteries
tsten in payment.
New York, March 10, 1907. su
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NEW YORK
STATE LOTTER1,

Authorised by an act of the Legislature,
and payment of prizes guaranteed by them,
POSITIVELY commences drawing in the CT
~ OF New York, on the second Tuesday IN
June next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-14
WANTED,
MATTN f.SSf.S.

M a l 4 * t,ScE ~.
rAN he had on very short notice, MAT
~ TRES SSES oe all sizes Il kinds. agreeabiy
tn order. ~ the large corner white house, oppo.
site the Old City Tavern, two squares below ihe
Market Br;dgc--HEDS made II MATTRES
SEES repared.-Horses TAILS & Ms, MES
purchased.
Tno. s. Peasants.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-14

And several Of 500, 200, 100, &c. Sc
Less than . IL blanks to prize. The
rI2ST drawn ticket every FIFTH day will
be cntitled to capital prize and the Sc
CoND drawn ticket EVERY DAY, will be
entitled TO 200 dollars.
L &c K Z. T S,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-14
Advertisement.

Richmond. May 3, 1906
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-06
Stop Thief !

ID AN AWAY, from the subscriber, on
/ a Sunday evening last, an apppren,ioe
boy, about Is years or age, by the name of
Jqmes Wrst--has light curly hair, full cheeSs,
and bis toe next to tho smallest one on TIE
right toot has been split with an axe, which
causes it TO STICK up remarkably. Had on
when he went away blue roundabout Bath
coating Jacket with pearl buttons & rec cloth
vest, black buckskin pantaIoons, blue stock
ines and buckskin mockasins--he has stole
several pair of bucAskin gloves, Aiockasins,
ana gailowses.
I will give Five Dollars to any person who
viii secure him in any jail, and reasonable ex-
pences if brought home. Hcis an apprentice
to the glove and bucsskin brscchss nlahing
business. forwarn all masters OF vessels
and Others from harboring him, as Shall pro-
sccute them as the law directs. 1t is supposed
ha mas gone to Baltimore to take shipping, %
with a Wagon up the Leesburg road.
Samuel Halterslay,
Ereechss-4 !aXer
Rch s. eO3t*
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right Hank. An engagement immediately
ensued the enemy's superior numbers Z
artillery compelled me TO retreas through
Prenszlow. The hope Of adding bread &
forage here was now cxtiDgulsnea by the
ensmy's advance. Several of his ba,.a-
hons showed themselves GA my right, aud
being much superior in artillery and cavai-
ry, he was upon the point Of renewing the
attack upon my front. Maay of my bas-
saIlons were without ammunition the
whole of my riding artillery was LOST /; and
far the cannon that was left, according 10
tue report Of colonel Huser, there was
DOT ammunition for nore than Ave dis.
charges | was still seven miles distant
from S;e..in and the very las: hope OF
obtaining any thing upon the march had
vanished. From my support which sill
remained near Lycheu, and from general
eiacher's corps was already cut oH,wssh-
eur cavalry fit for a1lion, without ammu.
nition, and above all Without provisions /;
and convinced tina, should only risk the
lives Of the lew that remained as an una
vailog sacrifice 10 your majes,y's servse,
| subsoi,ted to my hard fate, and entered
Into caPitu!a.ion with the eneay, the
conditions of whieh your majesty will see
in he supplement- to this dispa-ch. Lean
safely lay ny whole eonducs during the
campaign before your majesty and poste'
rliy, aud await the result with an unshakes
confidence. | believe can prove that /
have been the unhappy sacrifice TO the cir
eunstauce OF 30, having had my earliest
proposals acted upon. lhe misfortune a.
looe, and GOT the shame, affects me. Tie
superiority of the easmy's cavalry had, for
sonc days past, nearly ruined the whole
oeiathmsot under general Schimmesren,
nick. 1t was upon the existence OF this
corps. whIch had destroyed all the bridges
ever ea@ Rhinow. the Ha2a! and the Fl.
nov cansl, tnss rested the pracslcabiisy
OF my rstteas. In the supple men1s, you,
m9jes!y will percsive she exfest OF the
losses sustained by the ABOVE mentioned
drtacimea:s; hare conducted al army
Wthone bread, forage or ammunition,
@h | toe enemy moved 10 the same direc
uod. he impo $ib,Illy of obtain ng my
ooJect IS neither impu;shle TO my want OF
se&s, good will. or 10 the lnadequacy of
my orders The greatness Of my misior.
tanss may be Regretted, bot cannot be de.
Pr!ged OF the luncheon Of honor.
y am preparing to lay at the feet OF
yoaf daJe circumssantial detail ct all
the evenis which nave occurred siace the
18th inst.
"F, l.. PRINCE OF noHENLoEE.
"~prentalow, Ocr. -, 1906
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Berlin, Nov. 8.

The Prince 9f Hohsnios to the ling of
Prussia.
"sIRE,
| HAVE not had the good fortune
70 conduct ,ae army entrusted to me c.
Yer the Oder. and to screen them from
,se further pursui, of the enemy. After
had reached the neighhorhood of Bolt.
zeobuIg, by forced marches, GA the 9th
OF Ocsober, and had the il1eution of
passing those dehles, ia order to reach
rren'z'ow on the saae evening, found
mem already 10 The enemy's possession.
--iioTccd them, but did DOT thias it pru.
gent TO continue my march IN direct line,
oeeause the whole Of ny cavalry, be ing
without forage for several DAYS. was quite
'Soansted and By break of dav had
'esson TO expect the cavalry wouIi. Be en-
gagged, aud sSa, TIE issue would be unfa.
sa'aole. therefore Immediately turned
'0'he isfs, and IN the coarse of the nisht
s,esened The vicinity of Sconsrmark. /
aa a'eadygisen orders for pushing strong
ra'oiss towards The enemy; about TWO in
morning ihsse reyuroed, and brought
- 40 informa;ioe of The enemy's beng
H. "'0q, Aslsogth pushed pa,rolr as
As rrsntalow, which brought in,elli.
s.1se thar they had seen nothing Of the
ny n.%F' and that the French patroles had
Il. 'NeWa themselves at Prentzlow. I
,ba. e'p'lnuec M march for PrentaIow,
ell hoped TO find bread and forage, of
,oo,a e's'y Que stood 10 need, had no
than y reached the heights of Preu,zlow
sasmy showed hlasslf upon my
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Late from f7su- Orleans.

I~StIG ! C"t >%- ~ ttH%.SS'
Captain Bowen. of the brig 5lkey &
Betsy, arrived a. New York from New
Orleans, informs, that for some days pre-
slous to his sailing, the alarm had in a
grea. measure subsidized, and that the en,-
barge was raised on tie 3.s,ot December !;
bu: that, on the mornieg of the I'd Janua-i
~, an express arrived from Cam serland.
and a second express reached New Orleans
IL 3 days from - achez, With Information
,aat general Adair, with an advanced
three days march OF Nstchsz, and that
Burr WAS following with 5000 men This
occasloned new alarm al New Oriea
another embargo was expected--and all
the inhabitants were exertlsg themselves
in removing their properly.
SO A boat with 10000 dollars pursued
the Susan aad Bessy down The river, bue
was too laie. If this news is correct, there
can be litle doubt of Rurr's success a.
gainss New Orleans, if he should be
wicked enough TO plumber taaS place, On
his way TO Mexico, as there were only e.
bout 800 regular troops under gen. WI
k,nson, and few volunteers with a gua-
boats, sketches, and one schooner"
Almost all the kingdoms of Europe are
corrupted. There is not one Of than
cot one-which can support the contest.
Ii is iamensable to say it, but, from some
cause or other, there is scarcely sove-
reign in Europe who is beloved or re-
spected by his subjects. With the excep-
ton of England, there is not an army CT.
people on the continen. who will wor,hily
defend their country from che invader. In
this state of things. what can save them !
Prussia is gone-Russia will perhaps fol
low. Let England look to herself aud
not dissipase her strength in expeditions
to Buenos Ayrss and South Amenca.--
England may yet save herself, but We are
grieved to say, she canno' now save h.u
rope. BelPs NJ mes
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\ p'o.s or ~ neutrality mighr be inconsIst.
az vim eur political sslasions. Inc
so' fences OF the forsnsr must have
Gu mat the whole corps would have
Ia destroyed or tasen circumstance
s,eh would have been much more 70 DC
1.,o,.d man tina, of surrcnderlag upon
r., conditions. On the seventh or
.sss -. therefore, at The moment when
's.s- Frrach arm,es were upon the point
=. = a,,.ctisg me, lresolved to capitala:e.
,onv Of the article Of equalization is
sebloloed'
lie weakness of my corps proceeded
..,,,v from the loss which suffered IN
r. succession ofpet,y engsge ments which
~, T..,.,aiaed and especially 10 :he bastle Of
1s5psk, aad partly from the fasiguirg
.asTebes. during whica from the wan: OF
v,.;ans. each battalion was compelled
= lsage behind them forty and Fifty men
dim. ;;suersl Won Pelte also with four
.oasarons ef Bayera dragons and Gen.
Von IJssaern with ten sqssdrons OF has
.a,s. hid sepera:sd some days before
from the army and it should be further
observed that the troops brloeg'pg 70 the
rams OF the dalchy Of Wrtembarg had
previously Suffered very severely in
Halls.
Al, the moment Of capi'nla,ion the
senior ofaeer onthas staff corn miitsd the
nis,ake of taking in the general abstract
he cave IN the effective strength OF the
rcg.meus as much greater 'bao II really
was. aud .lso 10 include tie troops whish
h,d previously been detached. or which
bad the cay before been killed or made
prlsoptrs in Labeek. The French geae-
rerals however, IN nuslering The troops
vb;ch have duplicated, must have besn
cocyiuced sh2t their Dpmber did no;
exceed that which | have above stat
ed.
1.-THE troops ia general have manifested
& a degree OF censtaucy, hasii,y and araTe.
~ which mas exceeded my expectation -
sad under diiFefepS clrCuanstaaca would
have immer,allacd hem. Tauus tie re.
ginsn,s belonging 20 HE corps iatsiy on.
der tie command Of the duke ct Wiri-
embesg, bad fought an unsuccesstns oa.sle
E, Halle, in whica they Suffered sevcre!y
though my Rhole corps darsag Al incrs-
SAINT rstress Of three weeks, performed
forced machss of froa FIVE 10 seven Ger
mar niles daily, add was DESTITUTE OF all
tAs neresssries Of of life, without suitable
coa,airg and pum5els Of them without
sdoes; and shat ia R11s. having had no
breed Eor ,se Lass three weeks, nor any pay
fer The preceding fortnight; G@vcftAeiess
there was not a single reSi'aens erleven
de,a.hmsnt, but was confino<'!y ready
to peyiorla whatever ,ney were desired to
execute. Their alacrisy, their unbsuken
constaaoy, aad ,hei. reailacss.,o maze c.
very sacrifice, were evlneedto the very
las, moment, eyea asser lac loss ct LIZ.
bee.
"Ironclu,l= this repo', with thar heart
felt ia guilty ,which The consciousness Of
ha'isg ooae any duty iasPiTes, aad remain,
&c. ks.
"VON BLUCuER."
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.1lfEPrcX q GREET BRrrd,N

s. .d1fEPrcA q GREET BRTT1lN
We are credibly informed, that the az.
rival Of Mr. Munroe is daily expected bv
government. Il is said that oar treaty
with Great Britain has been amicably con-
Guided chat this happy result was pro-
dueed by spirit OF Cancellation, and by
mutual CONCESSIONS.
[Bah. pap.l
The governor Of Jamaica has issued two
proelama,io0s, both bearing date the 9th
day of November, 1906. Tae FIRST re.
scindlng af.sr the 27th dav Of May next,
the permission granted by his proclamation
OF the 2oih day Of Augas, last. to import
into that island and the expectation there,
from at certain articles specified under
Certain conditions expressed, ia neutral
vessels, &c. i be o:her permitting. uosl
the l7ih day of September next, subject
to be sooner terminated, varied or alter.
ea, SIS is hereinafter provided, in any
ships OF vessels belonging 70 the subjects
OF any state in auisy with his nalesty, the
Importation into tia. island OF slaves and
lumber, and also of horses, mules, asses,
peat cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry, and e.
very other species OF tive stock and live
provisions, and also of every kind Of pro.
visions lbeel, pork and butter, always ez.
cepied) which are Of the growth or pro-
dae of the counuy to which such ship Or
vessel importing the same shall belong.
And also the expectation from that is.
land OF rua and molasses, and nf any O.
iher articles, goods and commodities
whatsoever, exccp, sugar, indigo, cotton,
wool, cofee and cocoa, upon the Ike
serns, charges aod conditions, and sub
Ject 10 the same rules. regulations, vista.
ions and searches, as are Observed wi;ii
respect TO Drl,isti vessels in the Ike casss:
provided always, that sach ships CT yea
se!s shall duly enter into, repor,, deliver
their respective eargoes andre'oad at such
ports only where regular cas.onl houses
shall have beea established: and provided
also, :has no;wAhstaad .ns any thing herein
before contained, tie SAD permission and
authority TO import add export, s,a'icease
"ou oe.CiNl'uT. or DC SsIicu ahC aisc!eu
before the expiration of the period hereby
limited. at the expiration Of sis n.onshs
aiier notification in she London Gazette,
ct aoy order OF his majesty, by and with
the sdslce of his psisy council, for Tevok-
ing, varying, or rltering, such permission
or authority, or shall cease aud determine
al the expiration Of six months alter the
ratification OF deinitye treaty of peace.
lid.