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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-16
SALT, sc.

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TURKS Island,]
St. Jbes, SAYY-
Ground Alum,
s. Liverpool fne,J
SUGAR in hhds. and barrels.
COFFEE by ticrce or bag.
Imperial and TEA.
Young Tyson s
n. 4. Rum, in barrels.
WHISkEY, in do.
FISH in barrels, sc. &c. &c.
For SALE By
A. LIMBO.
", 3. Family FLOUR as usual.
March Is. GaWtf.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-16
.gE SUBSCRIBER
RippsR Lodge, 5aa. Q.

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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-16

March IS,
.HLso FOR SfLE,
Farming implements, an OK Cart Two nas-
shear ploughs with harHess, one s'ovss 90
one iron toothsd harrow, two soythss anu era
dies, spades, picks, &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-28

We have seen t',nt it cannot be ascrib-d
to The peca,!a.,y OF her interests, we must.
look therefore. to some aicoaat, motive.
L ne only Remaining cause to which it can &c.
traced is the prohigi;e ambition of bant,
OF men, who are not actua,ed by rega,,l to
tho solid welfare of their country, but by
their own personal views Of acknowledgement.
Their object is to change the form and tone
OF the government to substitute a far diff
1erent system in lieu OF the republican form
OF government. While the nation remains
republican, and while they remain a part of
1t, their hopes of elevation and supremacy
are Visionary. Ii is only bv the establish
mcnt of system which shall control the DO.
pdiai will, or by separating themselves from
the common stock, and forming for them
selves new system, thot their dreams can
be realized. Hence, their Vehement oDpos;-
ton to- every measure taken by the govern
ment for the maintenance Of national rights.
hcTcc their constant menace of a dissolution
of the Union, hence their ,ncessant efforts
to impress the people of N England with
the belief that their interests are neglected,
and hence their scandalous libels AGAINST
their southern brcthren.
1t they can sutcccd-in making the p.rea
body OF the people of New England believe
that their all-importane interests arc neg
lccted by the government, and that they are
at variance with those of the nation. they
may then push their scheme of tlisso,viny the
! Union, and of placing themselves under the
special protection of the British government
Having carried this point, an energetic sys-
TEN OF government, a large standing army,
powerful navy, and heavy taxes Will fol-
low as matters of course. and they will he
li!sed to an emincnce, which tl,ev NAV hence
forth be able to maintain without dread of the
people, who will thus have fortified their
new ryrants with uncontroiaoIe authority.
For dissolution OF the Union end an alli
ancc offensive and defensive with Britain
would soon issue in 4 state of war with the
southern country, when New England would
be compelled, on any terms, to accent the
protection of the British arms
But even this dreadful resort. DEGRADING
as 1t is, would not insure New England the
commerce urged as its pretext. England
having nothing to fear from the weakness of
her new ally, would still continue 10 exact
tribute, either altogether destructive of
her trade, or such as would totally deprive
it of its value.
We call upon orr eastern brethren scri-
ously to regard this representation We
nave made 1T with great reluctaAce. But e
must again say, that we cannot assign anv
other rational motives for the conduct of the
Essex Junto at this interesting crisis.
National IakeX;pencer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-28
-~-Nt' 49, ''''''' tfiG Av@Ii'utSSs
DAHL. l.. HYLTON, CLERK of tie Council.

LIS s ALIAS have received per the ship
~ Hero supply offd GOODS, making their
assortment consist OF naIt COttons, Plains, For
rest Cloths, Outfit and Rose BLANKETS, best -
pcriine London Cloths and kcrscymeres, double
and single mllied, Swanstowns and ToiIcnetts,
flanncls, Baze, coatinSs and FRIES, gcntlemens'
nett Shirts and drawers, gentlemens' and ladies'
Angola and lambs wool hose ladies' very fine cot
ton and silk hose, Muslins, Cambria, Dmties {.
printed Muslins, C:.licoes, and few pieces fur
nture Chints, silk Shawls, elegant Muffs and
Capes, Wells and laced Turbans, thread and cot.
ton Laces, English Lutstrings, Sattins and Flo
rcntines, very fine black Dumbazeene, elegant
worked Robes. Il few Irish el;,masa Table Cloths,
irish Diapers, Sd Irish sheetng, few pieces
very fine A lriTh Linen, Ivory Knives & Forks,
Smiths Bellows, Anvs, Vices nd Hammers,
Hommony Hills with fly wheels, BRASS and iron
Rim Locks &c sc. &c. a few casks Aibbecrt's
best brown Stout, Hartllam's Snuff, No Q, of SUI
perior quality, a few boxes gentemens fashion
able London made Hats, gentlemens' and ladies
Gloves ofvery good quality, best steel plate,
miii, pitt and cross cut saws 3d. r. g. s. 10 H. &
cody nails, and cody flooring Brads, sack Salt
C-iverpool flied) White Lad, Yellow Ochrc,
| and Spanish Brown.
Wheat and Tobacco will be received in pay
| ment, at liberal prices
Sept 81 (eT8w.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-28
TIL JEFFERSON.
AN ACT
President IF
APRrL %, 1898.
APPROVED,


Tomato good Tie deficit in the. Approximation Of
eighteen hundred md ssven, for coni6lrting te
PnbHe buildings; and foy othey burposcs
L. ~ enacted BY The Senate ant House of Rrbye-
- SeHtdtiveS If the Unifea States of G,net;ea.
IN Congress assembled, That IL addition 10 tie An.
preparations already made, the following sums
OF money be, and the same are hereby appropri.
ated, to De applied, under the direction of the
President of the H. States, 60 the purposes here
matter mentioned, that is "a say
For making good the deficit Of eighteen hun.
dred and seven, including the debt due from the
public Offices, hfty-onc thousand five hundred
dollars
For completing tic wall Of the Presidents
square, planting the ground SO az TO ciose This
part u the expenditure, building solid. Hipht of
steps TO the principal door, and minor exp,'nces.
fourteen tliousaHd dollars:
For carrying Upin solid work, tic interior of
the north wing. cOnprisingth Senate Chamber
Twenty-Five thousand dollars
For executing the work deficient in the interim
ot The south %nig and for painting, eleven thou.
sand five hundred dollars
sac. ?. I'M be- il fiyihst enacted, That tl,e GO.
serdl sums OF money hereby appropriated, shall
be pad Vut Of any money in The Treasury NOT u.
tlieriVise appropriated
j Il. VARNUM,
Speako efhie House II LSe5ressn{ai;ve.
S. smith,,
Pye'ideafs IF the Senate, pro te,reo,e.
Arm 25, 1893
APPROVED, TIL JEFFERSON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-28

I n CHANCERY.-ht a Court continued and
n held Tor Aloemarle county, 1st day of Au-
gust, 1905
Alexander Garrett, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
William Cornelius and Joseph Bishop, Defen-
dants.
The defendant William Cornelius not having
entered his appearance, * given security accor.
ding to the act. of Assembly, & the rules of this
court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, that he is not an nhabtant of this state
On motion ofthe plaintiff by his council it is or
dered by the court, that the said defendant do
appear here on or before the first day of the next
term, and answer the biz ofthe plaintiff, and that
copy of this order be forthwith Inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond
two months successfully and posted at the front
door o. the COURT house of said county.
"a Copy. Testc,
JOHN NICHOLAS, &C
September g. C1awsw]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-28

Southampton, James Gee, Griffin 81,
Jsmcs Trizv,nt.
Spottsylvania, David c. Kerr, Hugh Mcrser &
robert S. Chew.
Stafford. Col. John Cooke, Hancock Eusts,s *
Travis Daniel
Surry, nicholas Faulcon. James d. edwards na
Charles III Ccaves
Sussex, Benjamin wyche, william Massenbu :,
and John Jarrett
Shenandoah, Philip williams, Jacob ninSer a..
william II. Eulanv
Tazwell, Jamcs Thompson, George Peery aui
John Thompson
Warwic;;, Vim. Dggcs, Thomas Pcscud ari
Matthew Wills.
w ashiagson, Francis Preston, Robert Presto? &
Henry st. John Dixon.
Westriorcland. Alexander Parker, Samuel Tc =
pieman and Richard K. Parker.
Wood, John Stociley, James G. Laidlcy & Tic.
mas 'iavcner.
Wythe, John Montgomery, John Stonger and T..
scph Kent
York, VIM. Howard, Saml. Shields and Peytel
Southall.
Richmond City, Alexander Quarter, Beniarnin
Tate and joan II. Foushee
Norfolk Borough, Robert Brougl,, VIM Lndsav
and VIM News,m, ir
Williamsburg, James Scmple, Robert Anderson
and Littleton razewel
Extract from the Journal,
DAM, l.. HYLTON, Clerk flhc Conncri
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-28

NJ OTiCE.-By virtue of deed Of trust exc.
! Gated to the subscribers by Joseph Pollard,
u. bearing date t.lc 18th day of Novcmocr, 1904,
ana recorded nthc county court Of SpottsyIyania.
tor the purpose of securing the payment of debt
or debts due from the said Pollard to David Bul
lock, VIII be exposed 10 sale, on The premises.
Tor ready money, on tho 4th Nov next One mo-
cty OF the NH, commonly called and known nv
the name OF RoSers's Mill, in the lower end OF
SPottsysvania cotinty-to.scther with one moie,y
ct fifty acres of Land adjoining thereto, and the.
houses and other apPurtenaDces thereon erected.
together with fifteen Slaves, as named and con,
veycd IN the aforesaid deed of trust, or so much
OF the aforesaid property as shall be sufficient full
~ and completely 20 carry the said deed of trust
into ctiac; according to the true intent g. mean
ing thereof CHARLES SMITH, , Iyvg-
FREDERICK HARRIS,S tees
September 80. (oawidsN
n d. This property has been often advertised.
but viii now certainly be sold, unless the amount
due at this time be paid.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-28

N conseque1ce ofa Circular Letter from n
Committee Of the officers OF tile late Penn.
sylvania line, addressed to me as well as 10 Sc.
ver"i other officers o the late army il has been
suggested TO rue as proper measure. to call =
meeting Of all the Officers Of Tic foriT.cr CONT
ncrtal line, vito continued III service to the end
of the Revolutionary war. ] have therefore an.
pointed McIday the Tan dsy of December newt
at Csc capitol IN the city df Richmond, Cor sucj,
meeting being the day 10 wl,;eit the society o
Of cincinnati stands adjourned.
JAMES WOOD.
sept ~ llawtJstD.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-28

a DVERTISEMENT Notice is hereby OF
ven, that PETITION will be presented
to the next Session OF the General Assem-
bly, Virginia, to have the lower part of Nor
tnumbcrl'nd county Git being very narrow neck
Of land) adjoincd to The county Of Lancaster.
Sept. o. (oaw4wvl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-28
(eT8w.)

nj OTICE.-A PETITION will be offered to
~ the next General Assembly of Virginia, to
authorize the sale of that tract OF Land, which
was used as Glebe Cor the parish of Di.ysdale,
lying in the parish of ST STEPHENS. and county of
King and Queen. Sept. So - toaw8w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-28

" ALUADLE LAND for sac.-By virtue OF
three several deeds Of trust executed Inv
Edward GoIIing OF the county of Goochland. as
follows, ITO witt one eXecutedtO Frederick lar.
RS and VIM. Miller, on the 14tb dnv Of T,J,.
l6Oo-one other executed to Charles l.. Rates k
VIM Miller, on tic 20th LAY Of October. i8O6--
And one other executed to WIN. Miller and To-
seph Shelton, ON the I'd day of Jure, 1907, and
I'll OF them of record in the county corr, ~
Goochland.-iYillb he exposed to sale, 10 the bi,l.
est bidder, Tor ready money, at tic from, door of
So"chiand court house, Gu Friday the 1871, ,l.y
% November ncyt, tho tract Of LIMP whcreoa
u'f san Edward boiling at present resides, ~
ing on James River, in the countv af;,ress;,i
bout three miles above the court house. or ca
Tnic OF the said tract as shall be sufficient IN ca.
isfy the several SUMS Of money in the said deeds
mentioned, or the balances there0g, which arc
still due, with al interest accrueinr tber.o, a ,J
all costs and cxPcnces as specified in the aforc.
sad deeds oftrust, by THE TRUSTEES.
No''ner TO- lawtds1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-28

Y BOEERA IL AND COMMISSION .Itet
a NESS Tho subscriber respectfully olicr,
iiis services to his friends and the public IN iIc
Dove Inc ofbt sincss and solicits their t.trooaoe
G. GREEEHC!r'
tos,wtfJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-28

In CouncR, Oct. IS, 1903
1T is advised, that the ist of Com,,iss o;,ers
appointed to superintend the election Of Electors
to choose n Preside.'t and Vice President IF the
United States, be published in the Rich Uond pa
pers with The foregoing alterations and any per-
sons whose names are contained in the said list
thus published, and who have not received their
commissions, are requested, notwithstanding,
to act as their commissions have been issued s.
forwarded according to law.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-28

JOHN NICHOLAS, c. c.
september 3. GlawSw1 :
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-04
III: JEFFERSON.
An ACT

Az All
Making aPpyobyiafi5YS jc, the snb3orf of the MI
Ht4Fg EstabAs':nicas Of the u. States, fer tie
year one fhoHSdnd eight hundred and sisi5
BE it enacted by the Senate an4 Rou,e Of Pes,e-
SenfHfveF u he United States Of A,,,erica in ron-
SreSS dSSep'6fe@' That for defraylns the expens,
OF the military establishment of the u. Stat.
ior .ne year one thousand eight htmdred& eight.
IoF the Indian Department, and for the eSper,s,.
OF to't'i.catlons, arsepals, magazines sfs atrno-
RES, the following suTns be, and the same hor..
~ are respectively appropriated, that i, 10 saw
TOT thc pay OF the army OF the United States.
uree hundred and two thousand nine bupdyed &,
Hty-twc dollars -
For forage, four thousand six hundred < eight
dollars :" s"'
For the subsistence Of the army and corps IF
cngu'cers, two hundred and forty-tyyo iho,,s,,,I
i've hundred and forty eight dollars & thirty f;;e
cents wa y i've
For clothing, cigity-fve thousand dollars
tor bountles and premiums, fifteen tbousa,d
dollars: vi '"''S'''ol
For the medical and hospital departments fr.
teen thousand dollars: '''@''''' nv
FOR ca'2 equipage, fuel. tools and traus,ort,-
uon, ninety thousand dollars
For Qualifications. arsenals. n,,,r,z;,.c ssI -,
n"1es, two hundred and eighteen tborsand s,v
hundred and torty-two dollyrs and 1--WE cents
For purchasing maps piars books and meta,
ments, fifteen hundred dollars
Fof contingencies, eighteen thousand dollars :.
For ordinance, forty .bsc thousand dollars
t'r tents, twenty thousaud dollars.
Fore@tra iransf orta,ion OF ,n,lifarv y,or..
twenty I've thousand dollars CO
Ior thc in"ian Department, one hundicd and
ierty thousand SIX hundred dollars '''''
Sac 2. ind u ii further eaNcted That the 60
yer" sums heiein specifically appropri .tad. shall
De p't'a o1t q any lH9nies in Tie treasury, not O.
ther~Isc appropriated
J. Il. VARNUM
Speahe' Of she Ho,,se af Fe6yesest6tiyss
GEO: CLfNyoN,
Nee-Pyesidesf ej' the Cuited Slafes and 6,o.
siaeHt gffhs senate
APPROVED,
TIL; TrFFEPGONr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-04
TIL : JEFFERSON.
AN ACT
AfP2ovE6 D,

To ehange tAe na',se Of the district Of Biddefa>4
ard Rff7f!teye:30rOugh, Massachusetts, TO that
Of Saco.
y Z IL enacted b. the Senate and Honse of Repre-
- Seatatives IF the rnited States ef 4ii,tefico
IN Congress 0sS-'n5!eG, That the district AT pre-
sent called the district Of Bildeford and,pcprer-
elborough,; in Massachusetts,, shall, III future be
called the districtof Saco aud that the Cciiec-
tor of the said district be permitted 60 reside in
Saco, or Biddeiord and that all the proyisiens
Of the several acts OF Congress thlt rcia4E:a}als
district Of Biddcford and Pepper lburau . =
be, g. the same are hereby continued in tuskfoyec
with respect 70, the district Of SAGE
Dzc. 5, 1908. Fsc
h APPRovED,S S
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-04

norfolk coaaty, James s. Mathew Bernas.,
h1agnicn a,,;! w il,am &. Holt.
northampton. Caleb Fisher, 'Hezcsiah Pitts and
Li,t!ctom U.sshur.
Sottow.,y, Francis Fitzgerald, Edward Bland
and Peter Randolph, jr.
Ohio, Thon,as Evans Qnerchant, Whcelingl 10
seph romlinson and John Morgan.
Orange, Robert l.. Moore, James Barbour and
Beliield Cave.
Patrick, Samuel Staples, Gabriel Penn and
William Carter.
Pcndleton, Robert Davis, John Siayen and Will
liam MCoy.
Pittsylv,nia, Isaac Coles, William Tunstall and
Joseph Carter.
Powhatan, Samuel Peasants, James Poiniex-
ter AID Frederick Woolstn.
prince Edward. P>ter Johnson, John purn,,li
and Thomas Green.
Princess Anne, i."mucl CJrai=tS, Iohn Read
and W;iham ID. ~ odho,sc
Prince William, Jun Br;,,aUgh, James Kenpe
and Stephen French.
Prince George, i'h1mas Cooke, George Ruf
lin and Miles Srl.,en, jr.
\ Randolph, Robert Maxwell Nicl.olas Gibson y
John Carrence
IRichmond county, Peter Rust, Ezekiel Levy and
l Vincent Hrtnh;,m.
IRocSbr;dge, James Caruthcrs, John Icvbuin s:
Audrey read.
Rockingham, George Houston, BENJAMIN II ,rri-
| son and Daniel Smith.
| susscll, James MFarlarie, nathan Ellington s.
| Harry Smith.
Southampton, James Gee, Griffin S,itl, and
| James Trizvant.
Spot,syvania, David c. Kerr, Hugh Mercer &
! robert s. Chew
Stafford, Col John Cooke, Hancock Eustace &
! Travis Daniel
Surry, Sicholas Faulcon, James d. edwards and
| Charles II Graves.
Sussex. benjamin wyche, william Massenburg
| and John Jarrett.
Shenandoah, piilp williams, Jacob ninker ana
william H. Dulany.
Tazwcll, James Thompson, George Peerv and
/ J,n" InumPsJa
Warwick, VIM. Digges, Thomas pescud and
| Matthew w lis.
Washington, Francis Preston, Robert Preston &
Henry ST. John DtXon.
tSNVestaorcianti. Alexander Parker, Samuel Tenn
| pleinin aud Richard e. Parker
Wood, John Stockley, James &. Laiiley s. Tho
81 mas ,Tavener
Wytlie, John Montgomery, John Stonger ard 10.
scpA Kcnts
NJ rls. VIM. Howard, Sam Shields and Pey,on
Sogtha
I Richmond City, Alexander Quarter, BENJAMIN
Bate and Jomm II. Toushec
Norfolk Borough, Robert brough, W m Lindsay
and W'n. Newsum, ir.
| williamsburg, James Sempie, Robert Andersen
and Ljttiet'm Tazewell
Extract from tho Journal,
DAM. l., HYLTON, Cleyk Of the Council
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-04
tn: JRFFERsoN
AN ACT

AN AZ
SUPPLEMENTARY TO an a:., iafituled :" AZ Act.5sy
the pe,5s and h4rbors the Z. St.,fes
and Jar building Gim- Boats"
II enacted By The Senate and House Of Re
Il PresentativeS Of the Unitea SsGtes Of Ia,,eyi-
ca IN Congress assembled: That the President OF
the United States 10 hereby authorized to catise
such OF the fortihcatone heretofore built or com
menced, as ne may deem necessary to be repair
ed or completed, and such ether Notifications &
worksto be erected will afford more etfecty.i
protection to our ports and harbors. and preserve
therein the respect due to the constituted autho
rites OF the nation, & tllat the sum Of million of
dollars, in addition to the Sums heretofore a,pro
Priated; be, and the same is hereby appropriated
Tor that purpose out 7 any money in the treasu-
ry, not otherwise appropriated
J. j. VARNUM,
Speaker Qt'the Aaass Of Rcy5,eseasatiUes.
SD CLINTON,
pice-Presi1cat Of The United States and tyt-
Gi1eat Of tsc Senate.
JANUARY 8. 1906
APPRovEp,
TN. --rEErScO.-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-04

q DFERTlSE MENT.-NotIce is hereby eri.
= a vcn' that PETITION will be presented
:. :. thc next Session Of tile General Assem-.
, yy ot Virginia to have the lower part of nor.
thinberlan county Git being very narrow ,en,
o' land adJoIned 70 the county Of Lancaster.
ep" o. (eaw4wg)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-04

kNVb dollars Reward--Strayedo or stolen from,
- WG SUBSCRIBE, living in the Forks Of Han.
HhI(E, about four feet fvs inches ligh. = v..r..
old last spring she is very sway.back'd, and L,s
q number OF white spots on her belly and s,d.S
Was Was Drca IN Halifax county. and do suppose co.,
Will make fer tiiatplace, it not stolen o. comm,
oc. o. SAM. DAY.
" f6t,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-04
" IRGINIA, Is wit-At a Chancerv Dis
.tcicL Comm h.il dc c:tr Of W.

" IRGINIA, 10 wit.-At a Chancerv Dis
" tTict Court held ~ tl,e city OF Williams burg
the 25tii day of Jnly, 1908
jean Baird rlaia:iG-- AGAINST Wyatt Walker,
Robt. Walker. Freeman Walker, Bevericv Clay
ton * I-ockcy his wife, Eliza Lacey, VIM Graves
aud labitha his wife, whieh said Wyatt Walker,
Robert Walker, Freeman Walker. Jockey Clay
ton, Eliza Lacey & Tabitlla Graves, are children
"t Sarah Walker, decd. and VIM. McNha!,in,
DeicndGnts
Tue deien'lTI,s Robert Walker, Freeman
', " a'ker and Eliza Lacey, not having entered
their appearance and given Security according
to the acts of Assembly, and the rules OF this
Court AMI 1t appearing to The satisfaction Of the
cnart that they arc not inhabitants of this coun
try, on the motion of the pitt by his counsel I.
rs orderea, tat The said def is do &ppear here on
the first day Of the next term, and answer the
bill o: thc pitt and that cony OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some news paper OF the CT
~ 81 Richmond, for two months succcssiveIy,
and posted 1T the front OF tue former capit1l
in tins city.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-04

dcG or collected on the importation of old copper,
which term shall apply only to such copper ma-
n'tacturcs as have heen worm out or otherwise so
damaged as 10 he un., for ANY other purpose tin
that of supply inga ra>s material, To DC manusac ;
turcd anew And it sl,;,ll be lawful ior.the col,
lcc,or OF the port or district in which such old
copper shall arrive, should any doubt arise whc
ther such importation comes within the intent
and nearing of this act to appoint one person,
and the owner, importer, c0nsgT,ce, 10 appoint
another, who shall ascertain whether the copper
imported comes uadcr the denomination of old
copper, as above Il .scribeI and the proceedings
III dis instance shall be conducted in the like
manner AMI form as the proc, edings directed
to be had BY the fifty second section of the act,
passed the second OF March, one Thousand seven
hundred and ninety hines regulating the collect,
on OF duties on imports and tonnage, i'll cases of
Incomplete entry, or of damage sustained by
goods, wares and merchandise during the vuy
age
SEC. O. And be IL further enacted, That from
and ;iter the said thirty first day of March next,
no duty shall be demanded collected ion the
importation CT saltpetrc sulphur. )
]. q. VARNUaf, - ~ 3
Speaker ef the Rsuse ef Rebrescsfdffve ~
GEO: CLINTON, -
Yiee-PyeSidsnt ot the United States, md IRE
- =:!eat y the Senate S5fe-
MAncu 4, 1903.
APPROVED,
tn: JEFFERSON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-04
(eTsv.)

ri OTICE-A PETITION will be 0i,,.rrd 10
the next General Assembly of Virginia. to
authorize the sale Of that tract of Land Which,
was used as Clebe for the parish of DrvsdaIe
iiy!n% IN The parish of St Stephens, and county Of
hhS and Queen. Sept. 80 (oaw8w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-04
TIL JEFFERSON.


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ar @nlbtor, free IF sntg
BIZ Il eHastedj ~ tie Scezte qnd H9qs. of Peb,.
se"fatiVes v che Uaited STATES of Amcyicr in co,-
g'ess dssrzl5lsd, That from and after the thirty.
hrst DAY OF March next, no duty shall be detoan.