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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28

BE Il enacted b. fJe Senate ard Ronss Of Re.
pyeseHfatives Of fbe United States Of Aperica in
Congress A5sembled, That the officers and soldiers
OF the Virginia line on continental establishment.
Their hers o. assigns, enutleG % bounty lands
within the tract deserved by Virginia, between
the little Miami and Scio;o rivers, for satisfying
the legal bountes to her officers and soldiers upon
continental establishment, shall, be alloweI fur
thcr time Of ,hree years, from the twenty third
Of March next TO complete their locations, and
further time offs years from the said twenty
third OF March next, TO return their surveys and
warrants or certified copies Of warrants. 70 the
Office OF the secretary Of the war department,
ny thng in the act entitled &" An act 70 asoer
tain the boundary Of the lands reserved by the
state Of Virginia north west Of the river Ohio,
for the satisfaction Of her officers and soldiers on
continental estabIthment, and TO limit the peri.
od for locating the said lands" 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding Proviaed, no locations as a.
foresad, shall after the passing Of this act, be
made on tracts Of land FOR which patents had pre
yiously been issued, or which had been previ-
ou.ly surveyed. and any patent which may never
theless be obtained for land locatet contrary TO
tho provisions Of this section, shall be considered
as null and void.
.. The several printers in Virginia, and in
the district Of Columbia, are req esied 20 insert
the above in their respective papers, once week
for two weeks, and transmit Their accounts TO
ID l.. HYLTON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28
IN COUNCIL,

April l6. 1867.
FOR the information of those persons who are
enriued 20 lands in thar part of the state of
Chic reserved by the legislature of Virginia in
tarif act Of cession, for satisfying bountes due
the officers and soldiers of the Virginia line
on continental eslsb,hment; 1t is advised, thar
so much of the act cf The las session Of Congress
IS rsIates 10 tile granting Of further iirne Tor 10
tug nose warrants, he published By The prin
tsr tor he commonwealth, al least orce week
- IS paper for ;sree months: and also once
"eck for Two weeks in all ;hc other newspapers.
published in Virginia and in the distric, OF Co
lumbia.
Ii IS also advised, that the rules adopted bv the
cxeon;ive. in relation TO the evidence 20 be addu
ced by Claimants for mdltary land warrants, and
10 the amount Of allowances 70 be made them
in certain cases b. in like manner and for the a
bcve periods puhishedin the said papers-which
rules as fellows -
In az cases where certificate % military ser
vice. is adduced as evidence of claim Tor land
bouny. the signature of the person certifying,
must be authenticated by his Acknowledgements
before some magistrate. or by the afhdavits Of
Two witnesses, q: least and where a oertincate
OF the same nature is granted by person no,
a co7'manda7t Of corps, the same must be We
fihcd by the AFFIDAVIT. of such person, accompanied
by certificate of his credbiiy from the court
OF the county or corporation in which he resides
or from some magistrate thereof
I'd Any officer or soldier who has served for
a longer period than six years. is entitled to ad
dtiona' lard bounty in proportion to the time
which he may have served beyond he six years,
although the said additional service may fall short
u OF exceed one year
Extract from The Journals Of Council
DANIEL l.. HYLTON, CIeyk
~ tie C0anclL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28
JAMES LYNCH,
BLACKSMITH IND FARRfER,

DEsPserFULLY informs his friends and the
IL public, that he has la,sly removed TO the FIRST
Cross street above the Eagle Yave,n. leading 10
the b.s9n--where he carries on the business u
sual Those that wish to favor him with their
work shall he strictly attended to
Richmood. Apr q. 1907
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28
Hanbleton.

Bred Ivy 'he Duke Of G-as.
ton, beau''ful brigh, bay.
sear l6 hands high, OF high
form and elegance. rising Is
years old, in good health and
great perfection, imDorted nv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28

BLAN h BONDS
For sale at this dice.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28
Notice.

Powhatan, ian. 4th, 1907.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18
PROPERTY for Safe.

SATO Office IS hereby glven, Thatin pursu-
= ance of deed of trust from Mr.. Willis
am Wilson to the late William Craik, ESQ.
to secu,e the payment ola certain sum OF mo-
.ncy thsrein mentioned, to William Fitzhugh,
ESD. Ishall, as the executor ofthe said VIII
liam Qaik, proceed to sell, on the Hrst day
of September next, nthe premises, eae mol.
ETY. Of /, three story Brick House, situate on
Waterstreet, in.the town of AlcNandria, now
in the occupation, of DR.. James Kennedy, and
also small Let adjoining it; upon credit OF
so and 100 days, with interest from the date
of the notes, the purchasers to give their
notes Yi.h an approved endorser OF .endor-
.Sers.
EDMUND I. LEE,
IS Exeeutorsof William Craik, deceased,
who was the trustee.
August s. 2aWs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18
lev Ds;llars Reward

ID An AWAY from the so,....,
a. W edncsday, ths 18th of tb; ''.'s' d
likely Negro Girl, who calls bers., a'1 ny
MURRAY, aboutls years ofape ~, az
conaplexion, about feet 10 inebs,,s sas'g
her clothing IS a reddish striped shn,. ls
a.whitish striped cotton pettieoat, hss So,
kerchicf tied round her head, which !
clothes she could get of with her 81 y
a scar under her right eye, which vas em,s
a whip, and her hair cut close 10 he, NV ,
4 reward Of FIVE DOLLARS will B. !
i taken in the district, and If taken on, =
district the above reward, and all rea,.s ~
charges if brought home.
All masters Of vessels and others ar, 6.
warned from carrying her off at their ps II
George Gordon
August ". ).
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18
20 Dollars Reward.

WAS stolen from OIL beard the sehoo
Bethana Oniel, of Washington, North CAM
ma. lying at Merchants wharf, about TSslrl
dr&a dollars in Bank NOTES and Steers
greater part in FIVE dollar bills OF the RAM \
Newborn, North Carolins--Thc person :,
is supposed to have taken the money
small mar, about Is or 30 years Of age, sag,]
himself james Butler, very much peck mar
ed, had on blue nankeen rouodaboat srb
pearl buttons very thick on the Sides yess
striped waistcaat Of swaRsdsTn, pairof D.,
and white striped cotton trswssrs, has hat Ia
a ribbon with two buckles on it, ashS got bs,
snail SUM in silver it is probable he viii sou
offer son1e of the bills for change-Whoeu
viii dstect the thief and recover the pvpte1r
SO thasSLe asaes ssts.it again, shall rceete
the above reward or in proportion for any PAX
recovered on giving informa.iaa attAA d
fee.
August Il da
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18
puYsa1ant 10 a Decree
August 81


Of the honorable the circuit court Of the dis
trio, of Columbia, in a suit depending, in
Alexandra county, in chancery, wherein
Colin Aud, administrator Of Robert Mill
gan, deceased, is complainant, and William
Wilson, defendant, will be exposed to PUB
Lie SALE, on SATURDAY, the FIFTH
day Of SEPTEMBER NEXT, ~ TEN
o'clock in the forenoon, at the rsfee- house
in the town Of Ale4andria, for ready mos
ney,
y IL. tbs said WiIlian Wilson'S right and
IA titleSin and to three fourth parts OF an
undivided interest in the whole OF the lands
heretofore attached to the Keep Tryst furnace,
being about 400 acres, with the exception OF
the works and 22l acres sold to the goysrn-
ment of the United States, lying in Berkley,
new Jefferson county, near Harper's ferry
Charles Lee, row,..
Tho's Swami,
August 4 2aEts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18
New No'yeis,

Just reseiued, for: Sale dy r i CID y.
ST. CLAIR, or the Heiress Of Dcrnaond:
by. Miss Owenson, author Of the Wild irish ISL
Girl. Novice OF st. Dominick, &c. Price
One Dollar. Wild Irish Girl, One Dollar
Twenty Cents, Margapctta, or the intrl
cacies og the heart, One Dollar Twenty-Five
Cents:
IS r. CRY ,da. iiast rsreioed,
ssDr. Recess Cyclopsdia, vol. 5th, part ist.
Subscribers are requested to sail or send TOR
their copies, which must be paid fos On GEL
very,
- AuguSts4.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18
District of Columbia.

NOTICE is hereby givsa TO all .uhon, IL
In may coaeern, That the Consul General
of Portugal to the United States of America,
has authorized the subscriber, to legalizc all
papers that may be necessary for vessels
bound froa the ports Of this district to any IN
Portugal or Madeira :
Those masters Of vessel. who rnay omit
having their bills of health thus cerlihed, Will
se liab,c to undergo quarantine.
1t is requisite that any article shipped for
account Of Portuguese subject. should be
declared, and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
ey; and the, bills Grading legalized as above.
Lewis Dchlois,
n,e
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18
N @ tt c. Z.
Nav l6.

A Ii those who have any ciaims or de-
"a mands against the estate OF John Dns
taft, merchant, late of the town,of Alexandra,
arc hereby informed, to bring in their ae-
counts, legally proved, before the first day. of
November next, at which tir.e a full and final
settlement and distribution of his estate, will
be made. Should aey accounts be exhibited
after that period, they will be disregarded,
and this Notice pleaded in bar of them. Those
that arcindebted to the estate, will be please :
to make Immediate payment.
Samuel Craig, e., :
William Herbert,
april s. .sfaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18
II OF l c. E..

a T meeting fthe President and Dire c:
n tors of the Little River Turnpike Com
pany, 1t is ordered, that the Stockholders, on
the additional Shares, do and are hereby res,
quir-d to make third payment to the Trea-3
surer of said Company sss Ten Dollars OH each
share by them respectively subscribed, on or
before the fifteenth day Of August--.A:o, the
further sum of Ten Dollars on each Share by
them respectivel. subscribed, On or before the
fifteenth of September next ensuing the date
hereof.
Jonah Thompfon, :.
TREASURER.
August s. staw2w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18
r.rnn Works for Sale.

sssTyfI subscriber IS duly napowered tdcon-
tract for the sale Of a handsome Pcite
Far IRON Works and eight thousand acris OF
! Land adjoining, lying on the river Rappshar-
rock, about mac miles above Fresleic ksHurg.
This tract abotinds with inex haustible mines
Of the richcst iron sss and an ample supply OF
weed for coal. The scite for the works are
advantageous in the extreme, Gem alafldMg
the whole sourse OF the Rapp ahannock by .,
natural canal, into which the whole force q
the; river may be turned. at small espencs'
There has been a furnace and other works OH
FORMERLY. erected here, and the ore found on
trial abundant and good. w hen IT rs ccllsi-
dered that this property IS within nine rules
sSf tide, water, and that the navigation from ON
rshe. scitc of the ;vorks to tide water may at a
small exnence Be rendered prac ticable- TO trans
port every heavy article to market when It IS
considered from the cont guilty ofthcss works to
the seat Of government, nolron e tabllsh1a ent
ansupply cannon and shot on so good terms
(cerapetent Judges having pronounced the ore
On this tract of superior quality for canon, ! q
esoubt cannot be entertained of the great value
efthis property. The title.is indispntable, and
great bargain may be had. The subscriber
viii at any time attend those inclined to view
the premises, and. can shew4an accurate sur
vey ofthe tract on applicatiost to him at Dunn
fries, in Virginia.
James Deneale.
Inlv % d6tlaw
=
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18
Jonah Thomp{on,
TprA4yn.rp.
August s..
THAT BEAUTIFUL SEAT.
FOR SALE,

Z : - = - - = y = Z 4 y = N&1&<Ik )
GITUATED Oh the banks of Great Hunt
~ ing Greek, called Rnrai Felicity, for
merly owned BY Mr.. John Duff. 4tis at pre-
sent rented for one year.. for tho sum of oae
hundred and Fifty dollars, reserying the right
Of possession at any time during the abova
term, on giving one months Aotice.-For
terms apply to RICHARD LEWIS.
April2s ae !.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18
LEWIS AND. CLARK'S

NIP or NORlW -d4TEH11'4'
From longitude sc west, to the Pacific ocs. :.
and between s65 and $40 north la'0uus
with extensise Marginal Notes. DlHls. ~,
ons five feet eight inches by three isc'"A
inches. -
EMBRACING aEetheir late discoveries or
that part OF the coatineat heretofore the w. =.
known. THIS nap will be compiled iro" u
best maps now extant, as we'll publishes a. -,
manuscript, from the collective infoFil' =.
of the best informed travellers through .+,
various portions ofthat region, and coHt s,.s
by a4series Of several hundred celestial OOy IL
yations, mada by Captain Lewis du'i"S
late tour. .h,e
For the conyeaience Of subscriber /
several works will be delivered at 'ns g,
respectable commercial towns, and at lns and
OF government Of the respective s'as ave- IS
territories within the. Union: no aaV ,D1 ~,
required, nor VIII payment be derla''1'
81 such delivery is made. ..., ,os
TUE price of part the first, IN tN y, q.
will be ten. dollars, and that OF par. . r
cond, in one volume, eleven dollars, u ,Iar,
in bosrds. Price Of tiss Map, ten uOh hseriei
se* 4.Nr persons whomay have saI %
for these works, to lists which con. 'sho rg
stipulated prices for the same, anu nrooose
Be dissatisfied with the terms now pr ron
are at liberty TO withdraw their na' II aayo'
such lists, at, any time prior to 'ns
December next M rr5l'.
Philadelphia. June ,. aug. - ,'ss
Printed DAILY BT nrN,
s 4 MUEL GN0 W.
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.Asw- YoRx, December I, 4 SOS.

.aaw- YoRx, DeceM5er Is SOS.
THISsis to certify that have been using
the patert.oven, invented by James Deneale,
esq. OF DuasFries, Virginia, since April last,
to considerable alvantagean this city, have,
no doubtsof It's possessing considerable advan-
taacs ever the old method, such as saving, OF
uel and labor, in consequence of which the
proprietor is enabled to make the bread much
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18
PROSPECTUS
OF
LEWIS AND CLARK'S Tour
TO TIRE
PACIFIC OCEAN,
sTNRoUGH
THE INTERIOR Or. THE CcNTINENTEf
NORTH, AMERICA,
,perjofmcd 6y erdf1,+ef aae. GorerAne@ y "
Utiited States,
PROSPECTUS

During the years 1904, 1905, asa 1876
TINS work will be prepared by Capt hF'
.vcthes- Lerfa, and will be divided INTO tn
parts, the whole con,prized in three volumes
octave, the first containing at least seven SD-
dred pages, the second and third FROM io'Fa
FIVE hundred eacib Minted on good paper aug
fair plea tape. The several volumes in'H
cession will be put to press at as early PER-
DDS as the avocaSons Of the author YllFf
nit him to prepare them for pA5Aeatlon'
THIS distribntien OF the work has %%
made with view to- the 1ccoii2lo aa'iaa%
every description of readers, AID IS mere y
fered to the patronage of the pusIic IN '44
shape, that ali persons wishing to becSHsN.sI
scr;bers, may accommodate themselves w. !.
either Of the parts, or the entire work. A ,
shall-be most convenient, to themselYss
Subscriptions received by ROBERT ''A'
Alexandria.
Detached E~5m this work, 1|vere sua DC f"'
ESHeG
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Just Received,
.1ka For Sale by 3CO1TOMsy 87EW.dR1
Cars Stranger ID Ireland.
s(Pries Orc Dolkr..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18
- kszg lasvsgtsd 0uess.

! 5. s. AVE obtained from tAe general go-
s<Ass1 t,nent an exclusive priviledg in an owns
Pa1 w. snsentesl ca ss tire new princlres, foE
me- g.no all kiasas us bread, the advantages ct
&. plan over those hithcrto used are In the
XIII mode: Che oven is FIRST heated the hrs
s.crapsd ont and the deugh put In to bake,
wh.n thz cvs, IS hottest srY as the bread
likes the oven gradually coos, it will surely
c cancelled wiea bread is first put INTO
even ii IS most tender AID least capaoe-of bear
-iSr heat--on ny. pk.n the bread is put in1o
the oycn at the extreme END, OF Whefe ,. 1nr
heat IS least and as il sakes it.eegularly pre-
crssses iintoa ksener heat ,aEsh baked. ssssla,
: = I. acknowledged the simmer bread IS baked
th nst Is als the longer t. WILL Keep IA
the ,,sia Il mode ofbasing the
stbe al,s,.srs NIFTY the oven will bake per
,.a,v. On my nlan as the oven IS constantlySin
t,,HtsStbe thinner the bread the ua0re the oven
will baks astlsa to this the labor OF splitting
! 100, S ea--the heating, cleaning and set
t;ne, an oven aiso. M oven may plan II well
sh,,;at. IS much more dnrablc, takes up less
-oov, tt,slo the Same business, costs nl CHESS
7 money 10 build it, requires less iuel to pase
the same quantity of bread, lever naaus e caA
!. lothc same business, in fact, mind lsnPefsor
10 preludiccs often attendant ON customs ao''
cstabfshsd) will BE satisfied on view OF my
oven. in oaeration. have narrated facts onts
for those who have not an opportunity 81 ses-
ing the oven, in operation.
Isubloin thecertihcates OF gentle en- whose.
respcctabitywil not be ofall ossi'
of twenty feet length and three ieet SIX ilcness
width, or the privilege ofusingi it, my prles IS.
FIVE hundred dollars, and IN proportlon: io s.
larger or smaller ono will dispose oimy priYi-
,edpe for states, counties or towns, on hberaA
terms. letters adressed to me post paid, Daff-
fries. Virgiaia, will be duly attendedio.
James Deneale.
Damaies. July 90.
WE, Richard AID Stephen Sylncnssssr,
RESTING IN. the town Of FreeellcS sa'irg a ava
commonwealth Of Virginia, do csrsttE, We
have built an Oven under the INN eala. q
reckon of james -Deneale OF Dummies ls. ana an
commonwealth Of Virginia aforesaid, on
plan entirely different from tae ovens ans N com
mon use, and we believe invented BY the SAD
Denealc. Itrequilss much less iuei sasn
the common oven and may be used ,wltnous
splitting the twood, Of course there Is great
saving Of labor we have baked every kina o.
biscuit and can say truly that it baaSes Wen.
we consider it as a valuable Improvement ana
well worthy the attention of bakers.
r g S. Winchester.
fredericksburg, January %, 1900.
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Fredericksburg, January %, 1900.


These ara torcertify to all whom it may soil'
Germ, that.I, Andrew Jameson, biscuit baker,
in the town of Alexandria, and district OF 20
lurnhia, was in the town of fredericksburg IN
the state of Virginia, some time since the
middle Of last january, and there did attand I;
great part Of one day to see the operation OF
biscuit baking in the new invented oven IN the
possession of Messrs. Richard and stephen
Winchester, fredericksburg which OVEN:
have every reason 10 believe. is the sole IN,
ven,ion-of Mr.. James Deneale, OF Rumirles'
in the state Of Virginia, and hereby declare
and aver, that saw said New Invented or
Perpetual Oven bake large and small biscuits
"a as short time and as regular manner as
any oven have seen these forty years have
been at the baking business. Given under my
hand. thiS sixth day of February fin Alexandra
and district OF Colnmbiai in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and six.
Andrew Jafnleson.
N. B. Not having sufficient experiment ct
said oven above mentioned, l,cannot ascertain
what may be sayedin wood or labor, onsy that
cord wood win do without the labor OF cnop,
ping and splitting, as is necessary with oaa
fashioned ovens. 49,.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18

UNsvE RsAL SPELLtNG-Bo0K,
Accompanied by \ progressive series of Easy
B and Familiar Lessons.
Intended as an Introduetiop to the ilrat Ele-,
s, 1llents of the English Language.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18

PRINTED DAILY BT rN,
8 4 M.UEL SN0
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-09
{ As J
FRANKFORT, March &c.
BURR RETAKEN.

Letters have been received in this
place, a few days ago, from Nashville,
stating that information had been re-
ceived by the Natchez mail, of the ap-
prehension of colonel Burr near Fort
Stoddart. 1t appears that his object
was to proceed to Pensacola; but having
lost his rout, one Of the persons who &C
comPanied him, called at the Fort for
information. The suspicious of the
commandant, Lieut.. Gains, were ex-
cited by the mans enquiring whether
he knew OF any English shipping being
at Pensacola, and suPPosing it might be
probable that col. Burr was the person
fer whom the enquiry was made, he
lost no time in intercepting him. Lieut..
Gains, being well acquainted with the
country, took short course, & with the
assistance OF a small party Of soldiers
from the Fort, apprehended the colonel
and his companions. We could not
learn, whether he was COINED at Fort
StOddart or sent On to Natchez. Lieut..
Gains, it is said, found governor Will
liams's proclamation for the apprehen-
sion OF Burr, in the colonies pocket.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-09
BOSTON, March 81.

The last London papers state, that not
only the regular men in all the royal ma
Wy yards are ordered to work double
tides, but that fresh gangs OF carpenters
were sent to all the merchants yards,
and great exertion was making thro'-
out the kingdom, to equip for sea every
vessel calculated to carry troops and
that it was expected attempts would be
made on various and distinct quarters
of France while the French had so great
an army in Prussia and Poland, and so
many Prussian prisoners in France
The French troops which had passed the
Oder up to December 22d last, amount
ed to 100000 men.
Lord Hutchinson, who commanded
the British army III Egypt, is at the head
quarters Of the Russian armyin Poland,
70 see that it amounts to the number sti-
puI1ted by treaty,
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-09
w II f E l. | N G.,
THURSDAY, APRIL9, 1897.
To CORREspONDENTs.

10 CORRESPONDENTS.
The ReckuSe, C On universal beauty in
natural objects, will appear in our next.
The good sense and poetical talents of
this writer, induce us to wish that his
communications may be frequent.
The piece signed d" H." containing re-
Elections on the productions, or rather
the supposed authors Of the productions,
signed {" Leander" and " H." is g past
b0ned S'eneyally."
Upon this occasion, it is conceived
necessary to insist on the improperly
of writers making illusions to individu-
ais, which, perhaps intendedfo for the pur-
pose, may have the effect to wound their
feelings. Persons whose object seems
to be to give pain to their neighbours,
are not the correspondents we want
In one instance, indeed, piece has ap-
peared in the Repository, containing
certain improper illusions, which were
understood by those who were informed
of the corresponding circumstances. But
the Editor is unwilling that that instance,
where his knowledge Of circumstances
was deficient, should be considered as
an appreciation OF such productions.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-09

Whereas by an act entitled " an act
to suspend the operation of an act enti-
tied an act to prohibit the importation of
certain goods, wares and merchandise,
and to remit the penalties incurred I'M
der the same, the President of the. u.