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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-29
The .folOGving Proclamation has appeared at
NsqOOrieanJ, in the Engijb and FRENCH Ian
PNaFeJ.
A PROCLAMATION,

gnage5.
A PROCLAMATION,
By WILLIAM CHARLES COLE CLAIBORNE,
C3veynor offbe Territory ofOrleanJ, and eom-
nander in ebief ot' The militia thereof
WHEREAS have received information that
certain perfons are combining and coufederating
in Traitorou5 Pyoje7 to fubvert the Authority
Of the Government, of the u. S. over a portion
of the Territories thereof, and TO invade the
DominiOns of the King Of Spain, a Prince in
Amity with the u. States; have thought pro-
per to ihue this my Proclamation, hereby To-
ennly cautioning the Citizens ofths Territory
againlt entering into, or in any manner coun-
tenanciug the COnipiracy atorcfaid and that
no one mayremain ignorant Of the fatal confe-
qucnces which may await the Parties concern
ed, | do row make it known, hat the Law of
the IT, S. declares " That If any Psrion or Per-
fous, owing Allegiance to the U. S. Of Anne
RIGA, ihall iepy Uar agaigR them, or IJaH adj
here to fbeir eReuieJ, giving them aid and COM
fort within the u. S. or eliewhere, and ihdll be
thereof convicted, ON ccnfelliOn in open
Court, or on the teftimony Of two withel1es to
the fame overt aG Of the Trsalon whereof he
or they iha ftand iadltied, fuch Perfon or
Perfons, ihali be adjudged guilty of Treafon
againa the ". s. and mall (l1tr de0fb."-And
that {" If any Perfon or Perlons having know
ledge of the commiliion Of any of the 'Frea-
fons aforeiad, ihall conceal, and not as fOon
as may be, difcofe and make known the fame
to the Prefident of the u. s. or fome one of
the Judges or Juftices thereof, fueh Perfon or
Perfons, on conviction, fhall be adjudged
guilty of mifprifon of Treafon, and ihall be
imprifoned not exceeding feven years, and
fined not exceeding one thoufand dollars"
md ! do further make ii kHo5Vn, That the
Law Of the United States has alto declared,
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THEATRICAL.

THEATRICAL.
The young gentleman, who is the fubea of the
following remarks, is to make his appearance on our
boards on Thurday evening in the character of foung
NorVai. The "need of prale" which is beloved
on tins American Roicius by Mr. Careenter, whole
acknowledged talents and Judgement give him fupe-
rior claims critic, aares thar the expectations
which have been formed of Mater Ba,rets perform
ance, will not be disappointed.
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u" HedHs/aaJ, the III Febynary, qoH Re 6lg
at HaaioH, on tie PREMIER.
4 HALF ACRE or LAND, known in Oh. H..
A OF the city, by No s. Il is bes,ifullv G,n5,a5
on the bank Of the river, back of the Court fiouf e.
commands very e1teniive and delightful profpea.
with good cellar, and eenvenient out hou5es
Terms will be made known on the day Of IA
January %.
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TIE RICHMOND HC6DEM1e
January 8, 1907.

Tue RICHMOND HCdDE1I1~.
OR Female Education, will be opened in the bonC,
lately occupied by lanes Penn, Efa on NTon-
DAY the "a day Of February 1907, under the fuRer
attendance OF Mrs. Anna Byrd, who will her
iet teach eh Pupils hall be entruAed to her car.
TO read and write Englifh granimatically, together
WIN Arithmetic and Neede-work Her term, are
one hundred and Fifty dollars per annur for board
and odgng, including fire, candles and warbing. and
twenty dollars for tuition, The Rev'd. Iobu u
blar IS appointed teacher Of Geography and Hinorv
ms compensation for each Pupil, whom her Pare1r
or Guardian may dre6 be attended by him. is III
teen dollars per annum. The faid fums re pavabIs
quarterly ia advance. f-''''"
Inc utnol attention will be paid to III morals os
the young Ladies received into the Academy a. well
as TO their Improvement in fcience. Other perfon.
VIII be employed, 70 foon as the number and prooreC,
o. tne iehoiars lha render it expedont TO teach the
french and Italian languages the principles Of Nat-
RAJ and Moral Phloiophy and Natural fIiaory. Nu-
hc' Dancing and Drawing Of which notice will !,
due time De given to the public by
,,or.r, On , The 7rg9esS.
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RICHMOND THEA7Rt.
Mas. BARRETr's BENEFIT.

!
O" Fray Essrieg, 3ar4ery SOB, 7yl be e,oinfed 10.
celebrated Trggol, .f
DOUGLAS;
. NOBLE SHEPHERD
With Seoth Overture s, Muiic, adapted to the
piece; between the aSts) By Mr. Decker,
leader of the band
YOUNG NoRvAL DoU oLAs, BY Mater BARRETT,
(O@!y szvelVe years oi&J
Lord Randolph, MIR. HUNTINGDON.
Glenalvon, Mr.. Green.
Old Norval. MIR. Barrett.
Officers Msnf'- B BiEasi''
Servass, Mr.. Martin
Lady Randolph, Mrs Barrett
Anna, Mrs Bignall.
End of the Tragedy will be prelented an Olpodria,
coniiifing of the following
I.-Comic Song, Mr.. Wilmot.
2.-The Grecian FabuiR, or, the I
Old Man, the Boy and the Als,
to exemPlify the impotlibilty of waiter barrett
Pleaiing every body,
9.--A faveuri;e Song, Mrs. Wilnot.
4.-Recitation, Mouiieur Ton Sor.
or the modern art of Quizzns Mr. Barrett
5.--Comic Song the Land Of Pot-o-o 90 600
9: :sd s;@s'ad' Written i'; 'a' Mrs Barrett
After which, Fencing, in the follow ing grades, will
be exhibited. for that evening only, by
Mr.. & Mater Barrett
n Salute. %. Carte e Tierce. ThruR--by Mas
ter BARNETT. 81. Carte e Tierce Parade by Mas
ter BARRErT.-4th. Counter Carte T. Tierce-bv
Matter BARRETT. 5th. Counter, Cartes e fierce
Pulled q Parade-by Father and Son. To con-
clude with the Salute.
To TVLisb s0iH Be ad3td, tie Adsesl Entertainment Of
THE ADOPTED CHILD.
ne ADOPTED CHILD, (by particular deire and
for that night only Matter BARRErr.
Or bsrtram, Mr.. Huntingdon.
lie Sage, Mr.. Conner.
-Niichaei, Mr.. Barrett.
Record, Mr.. Bignall.
oPrsce, MIR, WilmOt
Flint, Mr.. Marin.
Clara, Mrs. Wilmot.
Lucy Mrs. Green.
Aunetta, Mrs Bigna
Nell, Mrs. Barrett.
Tickets TO be had ut A. Davis's Printing Of
fee, Mr.. Pumfrey's Bookstore, < of Mrs. Bar
rett, at Captain Davidfon's Tavern, near the
Capitol.
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ute enquirer.
RICHMOND, a9tb JANUARY.
saasesoseB-~-
COMMUNICATION.

- TIE Editor is meesgari!y abfent fora svv days
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VSieb 7VW Be adata, TIE MYTHICAL Entertainment Of
THE ADOPTED CHILD.

Iickets 20 be bad At a. Davis's Printing Of
fee, Mr.. Pumfrey's Bookstore, < of Mrs Bar
rett, at Captain Davidfon's Tavern, near the
Capitol.
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The Senate were engaged during the whole
OF Friday I'll late hour, with cloted doors
Both Houfes adjourned ever till Monday.
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Last C:brniuG q @mi.
WASHINGTON, Ian. 26.

Advices from New Orleans have been receiv-
ed as late as December 25,h. MIR. Ogden had
been again arrefted--and MIR. AL xander. Gov
Claiborne had offered reward for the aPpre-
henfon of Burr.
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After offering this petition Mr.. c.. made
conciie ipeech in fupport Of its prayer.
Mr.. Jones oppofed allowing the prayer Of the
petition, principally on the ground of its col.
1hon with the motion made by him, then de-
pending before the court, the efTe6t of which
be commended would be the fame as that pro.
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NETWORK, Ian. 81.
PATRTOTIC CORRESPO NDENCE.

(coPY)
HiS E"eelsacy TIomas J.lea, Pr5f1eaf IF lie United
SLATER.
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IN Salute. %. Carte e Tieree. ThruR--by Mas
ter BARNETT. 3D. Carte e 'Tierce Parade by Mas
ter BARRETT.-4th. Counter, Carte Il Tierce-bv
Matter BARRETT. 5th. Counter, Cartes e fierce
Pulled q Parade-by Father and Son. To con-
clude with the Salute.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
DIVERSIONS OF PURLFy,


This work forms a new era in 2hilo.o-
ply. 1t isthe production of the celebrated
John Horne 1ooke, and is stamped with
all the marks ofhis strong and active mind.
lie points out, in the course of it, and cor
reefs, the Errors of Men, whose E.rudition
had sanctioned those. Errors, and whose
character, for dry research, had made
them, IN some measure, the Arbiters of
Language. He traces those Errors to their
source, and by Arguments, simple, but ir-
resistl5le,, he EFFORTS the most perfect and
Implicit Assent to his own Doctrines. It's
a Work which should he read and studied
by every one who aspires to a pure and
perspicuous Style, and who wishes to be
thoroughly acquainted with the meaning
and nature of those hitherto puzzling, but
necessary parts of our Language, which
Grammarians have been content to name,
without explaining.
The first American Edition of this Work
is comprised in vols. large octave, and is
just published in Philadelphia.
(Raieigh Regirer.)
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ATTEWTIOW !! j.! =!

HE officers, non-commissioned officers
and privates ofthe 18th regiment, are
hereby notified, that the Court of Enquiry
for the first battalion, composed Of the com
panies commanded by Captains Randolph,
Harper, Mcbride and Peasants, o. Lieut..
Lee, Gate Capt. Woods company will conn
mebce at the Bell Tavern, in this city, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. OF Friday next 18th inst.
And the Court of Enquiry for the I'd bat
talon, composed of the companies COM
handed by Captains Richardson, Tomp-
kins, Oldham, Price, Davis and Hallam,
will commence at the same place on Satur-
day next the l 9th inst Those having ex-
cuses to oser will give their attendance to
their respective Courts, if they think pro-
per.
BY order of the Lieut.. Col Comman-
dsnt.
CIV. DIXON, Adjufqnt 1911 Regl
Capt. Shepherd of the Cavalry, will be
expected to attend the Court of the 1st.
Battalion. And Capt Dabney of the Ar
tillery, that of the 2nd. Battalien.-Delin-
quents in those companies may also avail
themselves Of this opportunity Of Offering
their excuses.
G.. w. d. Adiutapt
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u. MATTHEW AZ.
-"ROme, Oneida county, April %, 1907"
EXTRACT.

Washington, FED. ~, 1904
The movements OF Burr dsturbs the
quiet of their souls--he VIII shake tn very
centre of their concisUe. You may rest as
sured, my good fellow, that if our friends
will but filoy rue, Barr will chastisc these
uSurpers of power with rod they deserve :;
he is no more one of their party, though ear
6ertGfn fHrhoses must so appear (; rely IN
on THE Gs true. He is the only person
who can chastise these feIlows-and policy
dictates our unity to give him support all
oar friends in this CITY havethe same opinion
all fhc iudges me suhrenr court are
qtnffed win us in this opinion. IL il mat
ter of great 'urprise among our federal
friends here how Hamilton can take so i'm
prudent part. Report says that H----n
made a long speech in favor of LANSING
and against BURR. ] fear his personal re-
. sentiment 60 Burr, and not policy, governs
his conduct. All our federal friends in
this city are looking up with anxiety to the
election in New York their only hopes
are founded on the success of Burr
though this should not be known to any
but real friends. What have We to ex-
pect from Lansing he IS nominated by
Clinton and Spencer, and their creatures
-hc must and will be their tool. The old
governor is TO be vice president, and will
be united To the mammoth Of democracy
by ties too strong to be broken. We can do
nothing Of ourselves against the mighty
torrent--shall not we then ratherioin the,
Enemy Of our enemy than the enemy OF
Burr, and us, BOTH Think veil offhis
gnestfon
&c GRJcyvOf -
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Lee's EErir,

sovereign remedy for Code. obstinate
Coughs, Catarrahs, Asthmas, Sore throats, and
approaching Consumptions.
To parents who may have children a9lcied
with the Hopping Cough this discovery is CT tha
FIRST magnitude, as it Affords immediate relief,
checks the progress, and in short time entirely
removes the most cruel disorder 70 which chilr
dren are iisbie--The Elixir il so perfectly agree
able, and the dose so small, that no difficulty aris
Ses 10 taking it.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
rl,r Err ynn.

[rsaz .NEJ YORK, GSav 7.
"Our election struggle has seen araxoxs
6eyond any former confesf. The rebuild.
cans haze hreUaiieG throughout the state,
Judge 75mhkins as governor no .kx6t'
though he Precise majority is nor net qscer-
tanned, bnt is will be Considerable there
19iN also be large majority in each house
Of fhe Legislature, in aoOr cfthe rehu5i-
can ftarfy."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
Lee's Grand Restorative,

Proved by long and extensive experience, To-
be Absolutely unparalleled in the cure Of Ne. vouS
Disorders, Coosumpions Lownsss Of Spirit
Loss of Appetite, Inquiry of Blood. Hys,eric1L
Affections. Inward Weaknesses. Vio.snt Cramps
in the stomach and hack. Indiges,ion. Means
choIy. Govt in ,hs stomach, Pains in The Limbs,
Relaxsiions, Involuntary Emissions Obatrna,e
elects, Flour albus (or Whites lmpotency, Bar.
Ienness, &c &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
Sales at Auction.

ON Friday the 18th instant, will be sold
at the Office OF the subscribers, for the be-
neht Of the underwriters and others con.
cerned without reserve,
w No. IA cssk containing Medicine
and sundry other articles, damaged on
board the ship Rolla, capt Gary, from Lon
don. Terms-Cash.
TAYLOR * BROWN, Y. NJ.
May 20, lee7.
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- SLZRSCRLRERS to tLe :

II OUHOLRIBE rs TO tie sE-
coNp 0oEpme Of the Revised Code
Of PHginia Laws (nogv PRINTING!
OhO haze nor yet procured the FRS T
OO(amc, 7cN be fHrn;shed 7pith the
latter at the original subscription
trice, SIX DOLLARS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
JUST RECEIVED
From Les and Sons Medicine Warehouse, Bala
timore. the following
Genuine, Patent and Family
MEDICINES,

Prepared by Richard Lee and Son sole propries
tors, and sold by special appointment, at Jaw,
Worrali's medicine s,ore, and no whers else n
Richmond
Observe tina, none are genuine without the sig.
nature of Richard Lee and Son--on the out side
wrapper of each article.
Persons not attending to the above Instructions
arc liable 20 be imposed upon.
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CAMBRIDGE COLLEGE.

The Boston Rehertery, states that the
recent tumults IN ;his University have been
queiied; that tranquility is again restor-
ca and that the literary exercises of the
College now proceed as usual.
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Fer the prevention and care Of Bilious and Mas
lZnaut Fever,, is recommended

TOT the prevention and care OF Bilious and MAJ
l,Znaut Fever,, is recommended
Lees .f,I Bilious Pills,
Prepared by Richard Lee and Son. Baltimore.
The operation of these Pills is perfect. mild
SO as to be used in safety by persons in every si-
tuaiion, and of every age
They are excellently adapted to carry off SUI
perfiucus bile, and prevent morbid &c etions--to
restore and amend the appe,i'e--produce rec
perspralion and thereby prevent Gods, which
are often of fatal consequences dose never
fails to remove cold. IT taken on its Il. &c az
pearance.-fhey are celebrated for removing has
bi;u4l constiveness-sickness at the stomach.
and severe head'ache--and ough, to be taken by
all persons on change of climate.
They have besn found remarkably ef6cacious
in preventing and curing disorders attendant on
long voyages, and should be procured aud cares
FULLY preserved for use b. every seaman.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
Lee's Wornl Destrouing Lozenpes.

LEGS VOrm DeS'Foy!ng LozenSea.
This medicine Is superior to any ever offered to
the public, being innocent and mild certain and
efhcacions in its operations. Should no worms
exist in the body, it will, wi hout pam or gIis
ping, cleanse the stomach and bowels of whate-
yer is foul or offensive and thereby prevent tho
production of worms and many fatai disorders.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13

Lees Genuine Es8ence and Extract OF
Musiard,
A safe and eHectuaI remedy for Acute and
Chrome Rheumatism, Gsut. Palsy Lumbagos
Numbness, White Swslliugs, Chi.blains, Sprains,
Bruises, pains in the face and meek, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13

Lrfalli5le dgus and Fever Drohs,
For the cure OF Agues, Rsmittsn; aud Inter-,
nittent Feyers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
Office Of Discount and DcHsSit of the !
Bank Of Virginia 81 Petersburg, 29!h {
.fhril, 1907.
NnTJCC
NOTICE.

ON the 9th day of this month, q letter
~ was put in the Post-OfFice at this
place, addressed to r. Higinbothom, Esq.
Cashier of the Union Bank of MARYLAND,
Baltimore, covering draft drawnby the
Cashier of the. United States Office OF
Discount and Deposit at Savannah, Oh the
Cashier of their Office of Discount and
Deposit at Baltimore. for NINE THOU
SAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
endorsed by Cumming and Harman, John
and William Bell, and by the subscriber,
to r. Higinbothom, Cashier, which said
letter and draft have notyet got tn hand.,
To prevent imposition should it be at.
tempted, the public are in ormed that tho
necessary steps have been taken to stop
its payment. ,-' ..-
JOHN WILDER, Cashier.
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Lee's Sovereign Ointment for Me Heb,
Which is warranted an infallibe remedy at
one application, and may be used with tie mosv
perfect Eafety by pregnant women, or on infanlS
a week old, not containing particle of mercu-
W or any dangerous Ingredient whatever, and is
not accompanied with tina, tormsnting smart
which attends the use Of other remedies.
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3fl2l9CGUa9lp.

Erftad era letter fran gentleman i1feb ytf-
drat IN China, dafsd, CantaH, Htrl II.
"TheaH''ir between the Euglilh Company and
the Chl0eIe government is at length adjuGcd.
After many meetings, chnchin,uHs, &c. &c.
tie ChIncie government ordered ~, for trial,
the hfy two iailots, belonging 10 the Neptune,
that were at liberty when the aifay happened
This order was compiled with or the part Of the
company, and about the e5th OF March the a.
Tors arrived ia Canton, under the protection OF
company OF marines, from he Lion Clip of
war. After they had reached Canton, he Man
darins iutimated that they mult be tlhen inf le
the city tor examination. TINS Vas refouft;y
oPp0i,d, AVID 1t was finally agreed i.iat the tri-
III ibCu!d he held is the Combauy' old Factory
--tue lower part Of which vas accordingly f.'-
cd up in great tle with yellow and cii.nlop G,ks,
carpets, tBihlOus, chairs, tables, *. g.. tie
whole intended 20 rcprefcnt the EmperoIs
court. Tue Uof,sfs nov appeared favorable,
Lut was tpon 8ldtsd BY another f-,ious occur.
r-Gce: The Mludar;G who was to liz IN awful
jVJGur,ot required, that Ihe Che! Of the Com
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produce utter rniu to them, If he were To attend
MANY other witneiies had attended under cir
cuu'tances much more oppreitve.
The counfe' for MIR. B. commended that there
was wide difference between the cafe of MIR.
Stodiart and that Of theie witnents. MIR.
S:oddart was convenient to the court, and his
attendance might be enforced. BeGdes they
did not underhand the depoGtion of Mr.. Stod-
dart to be ahioluteiy, but only provifonally re-
jstted and that i, might he read, if his attend
ance could not be.procured.
The Cbief JuRiee decided that The depofi,i-
ons nigh. be read if they contained no mater
which was improper TO he given in evidence.
IL was finally agreed tina, the judge ihould take
the depoiitions and felect fuch parts DIS were ie-
gatevideoce.
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[NUM DER 81.

pany. the Captain Of the Lien, and the Cor;-
'nodore of the Company ihips, ihouid not BE-
permitted to fit in his pre!snce during the Il al.
L hIa was not acceied to, and threats wsre ny
tered on the pat of III, Briih. Mandarin was
equally o5ifiuate, and the bpipefs affirmed We
~ ierous aiDrtt. As the Handlrn could not
come hnnieif, or ieud one of b;gb order, be TENT
one who was willing that the Br,,il., ihoula
ut at their cafe in good elbow chairs. Thus ar
ranged, about the 6'h init. the iriai commence
ed, and of 50 failors, IL were Elected os the
m2F gully, and laid over for - f.rIbe. erso}"
On the 9ch. The /; were again brought Up loo
trial and were iele6ted as the guilty per-
iors, who were again laid over for further in
vetigatinn.-On the nth the two were VI ain
brought forward, one of them adudgcd guilty,
and 0rderedto be kept in pofc6ion OF the Com
pany until the pleafurc OF the Emperor i,al be
known. The Brit!h ffips are now loading,
aud will fail in about rtnight,-What will hc
the fate of the faiior retained is uncertain, hut
1t is probable that the Mandarins would rather
touch few of the Security Merchants dollars,
and keep the affair from the Emperor, than re-
taIiate the outrage againtt their coumtrymen.-
In this cafe, not efs than one hundred tlloufand
dollars will be neceilary TO patch up The affair
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COMMERCIAL.

From Jamaica BY proclamation of Sir Eyre
Coote, Lieutenant, governor of Jamaica, &c. dated ir
September, 1907, perm!ion is given (agreeabie TO
AN order OF council of III Ily at, the ps vef-
les belonging to the fubet of any nate in aity with
c. Britain, import into the Britilh Hands ard CO.
ion'es III the Wett.Indi land any Hands
rtores on the continent of South America to- his Bril-
tanc malety belonging) faves and timber, every
KIND OF ProVitions, beef, pork, fin and butter except
ed which are OF the growth ard produce Of the
try TO which the fhips veiTes importing the fame
ihall belong and ALTO the expectation OF anr.
roaiies and OF any Other articles, goods and
d'ties whatioever except fugar, indigo, cotton, WOOL
coffee and cocoa provided always that fuch hips
vsiies iha'i duly enter into, report and deliver hei
respective cargoe and RELOAD iuch only where
regular ouaom houfes fhlll have been ells6lihed.--
The exception (reipetting the importation) of fin
however, NOT to be in force in any OF the Br,!h i'll
ands Colonies lands territories, in which there lai
have been provided bounty on fin taken in part of
his maIeay's doninions in North America, the
COATS thereof, by Brth iubjects, any amount
qnai 20 two ihiIlngs per quinal cod and imported
IN Brh veiies, from any of his najehy's provinces,
isttlements, or poaeiions in ~. America
A cuitnm houie is to be ereacd at Port Maria >,
Gamaica) and in the tin,e lerions are appoint
cd there to carry ON the duties Of the culems.
TiN5t'aa or. Cbesij1m-The writ OF enuuiry in thi
cauie was executed at Albany 1hurlAay aG, be
tore the editor arrived as he Cannon, therefore give
an exl6 detail of the proceedings ne ehoocs for tls
and other realons, TO abRsin from attempt to give
regular report. 1t may ioiice to fay that as uiuai
the Albany jury liberal in awarding damages.
TO the ahonilhment, as told, of the Judge him.
ieli, OF the bar and numerous AUDIENCE the Jury gave
the plaintiff 500 dolls damages! will only ada
that melton will be in this city in tie Novtn-
Der term in arre0 of Judgment on ieveral grounds
particularly for the relu!a Of the Judge to admit te-
,;mony in mitigation, and for ndireGiion to the iury
Cii$m,