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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-16

THE subscriber Offers for sale
!, available traet GLAND
lying on Opeekon Cred, abous
four miles from Martinaburg;
containing about 100 acre, about
60 acres Of said tract Is Lime.
STONE. and the remainder srs..raie
Slate Land; there are on the pre-
mises an Apple and Peach Or
ehard Of good Fruit, ard q mum.
Der Of other Fruit trees; there are
two springs ofnever failing water
on said tract, 4 comfortable dwell.
ing house and other out,houses ;
about seventy acres Of cleared
Land, about six acres of M eadow,
and about twenty acres of good
Meadow ground the remainder
Of the Land IS well timbered. For
terms apply to the subscriber ON
the premises.
JOSEPH VANMETRE.
November II, 1909. :
re-
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MIR. RrcHARY cRLEowrrH,
>-' Take Notice.

THAT on the a4th day of De.
eeihber next after the date hereof,
in the house 10 which Mr.. Ed
mund Grahamsnow lives, in the
town Of Maftinsburg, County Of
Berkeley and Commonwealth Of
Virginia. I intend to tale the de.
Positions Of Samuel Chenoweth,
John Chenoweth and Richard Che.
noweth, which I intend to offer iu
evidence on the trial ofas suit in
Chancery, now depending and
undetermined in the County
Court Of Berkeley, in which I am
complainant, and you are defend.
ant said dispositions to be taken
by virtue Of ! comnission issued
in said suit for that purpose.
= n Yours, &c. =. :
PHILIIfoN CHENowETH.. J
November 10, 1905.
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PubicSak.

DY virtue of two deeds Of trust
- bearing date the I'd day Of
November, 1907, made 10 10 BIZ
John Robinson and Margaret Bis
wife, to satisfy and pay sunday
sums of money paid by Jacob
French, William Rush and 4Iao.
bert Christy, as securities for he
said John Robinson, as late depu.
~ Sheriff for Nicholas Orrirk.
win be sold At the Court House Of
Berkeley County, ON the 27th day
Of December next, for cash, one
Losin the town Of. MartinaburR.
on Queen Street, known In s6e
plan Of said town bys No. 81, %
which there are 4 eonveniens
Dwelling House, two stories hiRh,
one story Of stone the other- of
brick, 26 feet BY 90, completely
finished, also q back building two
stories high, one story stone the
other frame, IS feet BY M eom-s
pletely finished, and sundry con.
xsnient out .Hpuses.-Also, 4
Tract Of Land containing Eve hun.
bred acres, situate 10 said coun.
y, On the head Of Cherry branch,
well clothed with good timber.
such as Pine, White and BIack
Oak, Chestnut Oak and Hiskory,
this land 10 within two miles a.
Chritopher Tedrick's saw.mii.
on the Meadow Branch, two md
ahalf miles from John Hixon's
saw.mill, on Sleepy Greek, three
miles from Tedrick' . saw.mill. on
Sleepy Greek, and Tour miles
from Lowman's, ON Sleepy Greek,
DAVID HUNTER,
y Alex COOPER, =:
Trustees.
December ., 1905.
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SO Dollars R eward.

Tan away from lie subscri.
IN Der, living near Opeckon IL
JeiEerson County, Virginia. %
Monday the oh instant, : Negro
Man named ELISHA, about
twenty one years Of age, about
Eve feet seyen or eight in<hes
high, wen made rather slow 10
his speech, and is regaTkablv
fond q liquor-Hsd 06 when he
went away, anew shit and now.
SER. Of strong heme-made tow
linen, striped swznsdoun racket,
and round about made Of fulled
lindsey ofa drab colour, the I'M
der part of the sleeves made 81
cloth neatly Of the same colour,
. woolhat about half worn, with
hat band and . BUCKLE. the hat
b7nd wrapped round with brass
Wire, and coarse shoes much
worn. I win give tFgfsy Dollar.
rswsrd andallrsasonabl expenses
for the apprehension offthe said
Negro, If he Il returned 70 me,
OF. secured in Jail, % that I gel
him agsin. Il 90. !;
ABRAHAM oRRELL.
June Nj 1905 j, -.
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NEW GOODS.


HnN Which the fo{kUenfnR GEfiekes mN
Il. ssiec.ed J, : Il
0uPERFfNE Rrpaa clothe,. fs,hion,.
- BE colour.
commor,. ss il;tto. $50
Sspetine Csssimers. di,to.
I.sdiee elerant Pei Cloths.
ss brown. -hIae snd nIixt cortinss.
Forest clDths. Plains ana KerseyS Il
Detunshire Ker.ev.
Dlne. "a ri eresn n,;,e. a
Mkt. S1ppSSrine md commoa Fiannela.
IL. !, sll colour. 81 49,.
M sToiiinefs. aol;yr5 m;,t .nd hl,ck
Ccn.sitnt;on CO.. 80 #
yelvets. Fancv cords. agCordur,ya end
III Thiekset.. - vim.
Ladies pel;.,e Velseta ksna.ou.e colours.
nlack. Sreen. 1920 - acarlets
Rombazelts. .55s
Wollen and cottol Hoe;eIry. ven assorted,
An eles.nf aarortmrrt M SIN dino.
Fancy md pla;r silra e. $500 dresses.
Pain. snottrd ara NJ. 49,, /. nc Nf,lslins.
81 nj "a camhs;ct ,l;s,o- II :
lneii. $780, .l,,,rl ~
ditto Dook slitto.
Common az. ditto, 4
Chintzes and cal:cos. =,
Fancy md plain Ribbous. -
"a camhr;cks Ard q y Dim;ties. vel ssst.
Ga aiId a. I,lack cambr;ck Muslin.
SIX and Cotton Ghamhroy ditto.
ladia Muslins, wen assorted,
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LANDS for sale.

} A BARGAIN may be had IN
"a the purchase Of the places
where John Files and Basil Cross
now reside, containing Eve hun-
dred acres Of good lime stone
LAND, binding on Opecon-
Greek, distant about eve miles
from this place and six from
Shepherds Town. Tho buildings
are comfortable, with ) mill seat
on Opecon. The title good, TIM
price low aud the paymeiits wiz
be made easy 70 q Puactual man.
Those who are inclined TO buy,
may know The terms on applica-:.
ton to John Baker, Esq. ar
Sheph erd's-T Town. = !
BENJAMIN ODEN.
r Mattinsburg, Nov. 90, 1861: !.
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CHEAP GOODS.


THE suhsrrihry Il ;nef es,,.r.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
6 ~ 'F' % ass " 1Ane af gu
Fall ann a1oiftfrr dfSnn1sn
which he pledges himself 70 the
public 70 retail ON n rood If Dok
hett.r Germ. 49, 80, -. .,1.....s..
-, - -. 80. q! vs"eP person
nose who doubt, nave only 70
call and price them. - I.aS'z<
1..,...s..la.,..1s,zzz...
\ among h1 tote PGfchoses are
Low priced Cloths and Flannels,
/ Moleskin coating for Ladiss' wear.
swansdown vest shapes, - a.
Toilinett and Royal DO. IN M
Presidents, constitution & Faneycoraa
!. bl.nksts from lo-4 to - +
6ntagnsas, 80
nag.', e. aad !. Co@mon sh3wiA. .
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Fresh Fall s Winter
GOODS.

HI 81 49, m IS
ENy5R .,,b.er;bers respectfully iniofm
Z 80, "a cilstomers and the public
-, g i'm ,lss sbev f,aya lust received nom
>, " 81 4. .lr,ol,ia. ri finished open
-. 80, " ~. Iarrest and best assort-
I, " ~ 1: GISIos s,nce commencement
- ~ ,h.rs n NJ them fhoweyeru with
ssh..s n q .ir,n,iiar Linz of business1 70 be
- -. thros The channel Of
,.hi Y .5re,fisements Is assert lie sery
..ar.., a - - which they viii BE
5;zsc.s1 81 I'm cash---when ~ Judi
900 - - impartial inspection every
I,..,,,hsss, ShaIl he adyantareonsly IN
$500
49, s. -, a.,,,rnenf y co1tnr;,ed
4 Al VI. E.ii..,;.v. ~. I d 81.
S.,,...e.,.. - f..m,.o., pro.d clo.hs.
s;,,c J:,,,. 7. -. ditto. ~. Coatine.s.
49,. 49,. TS,lesr;r- Knsn,ed 49,.
ns 49, T-r-ev. 100. HilPd Drab
cl,.,s. 49, - Hsnlsr,. 1900 saii;.
-, l,.,f,h;sss nj Featno,,vi.. Fancyi
Wi, corsis re- waistcoSsins, ditto
s..ss.Sa,.;nr va snd Co. + -. 8.
~. - r",,,,,r Fl.nnels vEen 80.
%. n,s.r.sss s,r;nea aa;tto. rr,sii n
- ,....s;..,s;s,. S.arri. yelver.f,a an.l
-. .I,,:~Ss.,,e f.6ssir,,srT r..
-. 49,. 49, ne,,nrss. - fahcv
60 r .,,;..s Fro.. T;npcta 1900.
Ss..ss. -. y. .,s,a;ts d;,sn. Yellow. Red.
-. ~ rh,. Ranisnnas Hifs. MA.
-. s,'-,sl. "a HkIs of.yarious des-
-:.......- T,.....L s;lt. - r.c.to,, q. ~.
49, 80 $780, cio.h - ~. ~ .ro~el. n.d
Tsst;n.s ..s.~s.I !. comnlese 5000.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-16

0citbfr Cour,, 1908.
Johh 3. Fryat., Complainant,
s..s ACAIasr II
George Eskridge and Henry
Shroedar, Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
THE defendants NOT having
= entered their appearance 4
agreeable 70 IN act Of Assembly
and the rules ofthis Court, and i
appearing 70 The satisfaction Of the
Court, that they are not inhabi.
tants Of this commonwealth, on
The motion Of the complainant BY
his Counsel, ID i ordered that
the said Defendants do appear
here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday N January next, TO an
swer the bin Of the Complainant,
and thata copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted 10 the Berkeley
and Jefferson Tntelligencer forswo
months successfully, and publish-
ed At the door ofthe Court. House
Of said County. 1
A Copy. Teste,
DAViDHUNTER. e.s.c.
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stALUABkk
LANDS q MILLS FOR AE,
ON CREDIT.

Pursnant % I decree Of the Chan.
cery Dissrict Court holden q
Ssauntoa pronOanced On the 9Th
day Of April, 1909 in : suis
therein depending 81 6een Jas.
/ Puryis, eomplainant, and The
Execntors and Heirs Of John
Dopald Nm decd. and Others,
defendanfs- vILLBE IxPosEp
10 sALK, On the DYemisss. on
the sob day I january next.
.ENGTEEN AcSss eE.LAND,
s,suate II Berkeley County,
Vii mia, in the neighbodfhocd Of
6efFards, ~ Middletcwn, being
1saluable AIill-scite, with . Mill
theFeon--This tract, with the
Min, md four aeres near the
same, win Be sold BY the
undersigned Commissioners, to
the highest bidder. onthe follow.
ing credit, % wit: One third Of
the purchase money 10 be paid ~
The end ofone year, from the day
Of sale--one other third u the end
Of two years from the day of sale
--and the rsfnaining third At the
end Of three years from the day
Of sale. An such payn,ents to De
wellsecured BY bond with APPROX
ed security, and also q lieu on
the properly. ~ ,'ss ...l:.
Also, onthe 2ist day of Ian
uary next, viii be cold, BY the
same commissioners andEon the
same credit aIRACTofL land,
sitaate 10 Frederick County, Vir-
ginia. on both sides Of Opiquon
Greek, adjoining Sewers and
Jonas Liksn's coataining Fifty and
one half acres, with . valuable
MRRcHAMr MILL and ether i'm.
ptovements thereon.-The sale 70
take place on the premises, and
the payment 70 be secured, ~ .
bove mentioned. s#e +
ROBERT PAGE, A
CHARLES MAGILL, s
ALFREDH. POWELL -
OBED WAITE, >.
NoScssber 4. 1908. =. s.
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soor And SHOE AANuKAcToRY
MARTINssURG,

IUOE md sH0E NANUKACIUKX
MARTIAssuRG,
1Sr1R .,,h.rr;her resnectfaily
inforo. n. c,,.,omers "a
the. publ;e. ,b.,-he's,;ll OCCUPIES
III. IA 49,. 6e,veen. ,he, Post.
(1a;ee 4 - Pr;n,;nv. Oasce. Mn.
t;n,b,,r. :shs, ~ IL. l,,eIv made
eonssaerabl. ,ddi,ion 70 iii.
.,oci 81 1870 fvhich i of he
best ou,lisv1 nd shail coma antly
keen hv M ! I,rce a..ortme
) ,6st r.. vho nav plea.e q
employ him, Win ever be disap-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-16

THAT on the 2t,h day of December
/ > next. after the date hereof, I intend
TO take the dspositians Of John Turner and
Lewis Meeks, q the house in which Ed.
ninnd Graham now ress.ies, in the town
Of MArtinsburg, County of Berkeley and
Commonwealth Of Virginia. to be read in
evidence on the triaI of ! suit in Chaneery,
brought and now depending in the County
Court Of Berkeley, wherein I ain com.
plAinxnt, and you the said William NJ
Stsrrett snd John Gritton are defendants
Said dispositions 70 be taken BY virtue III
commission issued IN said suit from ths
County Court of Berkeley for that purpose
Yours, DC. 49,
!. EPHRAIM LowsfAN.
November Is, 1905
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~. YIN Rt,THEREoRD.
! EAKE4

AsLA - H. "
THAT on the 24sh day az neeember
y next, after the date hereof intend
% take the deposition ofJoseph Roe, u
theshonse IN which Mr.. Edmund Graham
now lives. il the town {ef MAFtinsharx,
County u Berkeley and C6HlEnonWealtA q
Virginia, % Be read II evidence on the
trial Of ! suit N chanesfy, hroaght and
now depending IN shc County CokIkt d
Berkeley, wherein an complaipant. and
YOU the defendant. Said deposition % be
taken By virtue of u colnmission5 issusd IN
said saik from the County Court Of BeIke-
ley for that purpose. $,ss:7ss<,.5 i"
Yours, &c. ri :
EPHRAIM LoWAiAN.
November IS, lSoa ~, sEs& u
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Sir Gents Re,pard'.

DAN away from the suhseri.
IN Der, on the 2sth Of Srptem,
Der last, an apprentice boy named
JOHN SHERRED, about sir.
teen years Of age. ,yhosoevsl
takes up said runaway, and Re,
turns hint 20 me. shaltreceiye ths
above reward, but no charges Of
thanks. =
JosATHAN WicKERsHaM.
Darkesyilie, Nov. 10, 1908.
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THE subscriber hereby in.
|. forms 4. the inhabitants Of
Martinsburg & it's vicinity tha, he
stun continues his occupation as a
/ WHEEL-RIGHT.
he makes Flax, Wool and Cotton
Wheels, Check Reels, Windsor
Chairs and I'll other kinds of Turn.
Ing, he will likewise repair old
work for his old customers, he
will take in exchange Tor new
work all kinds ofeountry produce
q the market price, he has a,
presens on hand, q quantity Of
work such a. Windsor Chairs of
the west fashions, house ioiners
and cabinet makers, may also be
saPPlisd with large bench and
clamp screws, or any other kind
belonging to joiner turning. Mer..
chants near or at q distance may
be supplied with Tar Cans Is asn i
Al, either BY the single dozen or
.groce. A short credit win; be
given to punetual persons.
All those In arrears are desired
to call and discharge their bslan-
ees either in cash or country pro-
duee, eitlies viii be accepted. He
SUI resides ID his old stand in
burke street, near james Fanlk.
ner's Store.
= MICHAEL ,EERNs.
Now L., 1905 E. 49, Tsw.1
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Ctock Mating and
Watch Repairing.

T .sT
THE subscriber Informs the
j public that he has removed
FRONT Frederick County to Mar.
tinsburE, where b. intends to
carry on the CLOCK MAKING and
WATCH TebairiRx business; he
has opened al, pin the house be-
longing 70 Robert Cockburn and
Where +, Alb0Itis formerly kept
his Printing Office /; where he
will be thankful to all who please
70 call on him il that line, and III
Washes thatsre repaired in his
shop are warranted Tor one year,
accidents excepted, and al Clocks
made BY him are warranted % be
good. y.
!. o. He will give q
generous price for old ]
Copper and Brass.
e. REEFS BRANSON. :
iOth NO. 2sth, l80s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-12

.ib;li.yi No e.kei .hiiss gun boats. a
the last session. ID a message TO the house
on that subject, he had explicitly recon-.
mended then. They were also understood
10 have been recommended to the present
session, though tin such explicit terms.
As president commander IN chief OF
the national force, he cesires to be fnrnish.
ed with gun boats, as means OF drfend-
ing The nation. He requires nothirg more.
Amid all the anxiety. agitation and alarm
irto which the country had been thrown.
gun boats were asked for as the principal
mean. OF defence. Il was all, in point OF
torce, which the president required tor
taking satisfaction for the wrongs commit.
ed sgainss the country. 10 this situation,
vha. was the Duty of the house! Consi.
dering the president as highly responsible
ia regard TO our foreign relations, woold
the house refuse to him the means of de
fence for which he sppliedl #, indeed, all
that had been said about the public dagger
was illusory--mcrc tales 60 sport with the
public feeling, there would be 40 need tor
aoy mode Of defence. Blu. when ih-se
,hings were represented in earnest, would
the house refuse 10 the executive such
means Of defence as he required for the
public safety, ,orwou!d they press on him
other modes of defence which he thought
perfectly uselessf /. appeared to him the
most correct course 10 vote for the bill. e.
specially as it only gave discretion TO
build, and was 20. positive order to
build.
TSpseeh to Be continued
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MINUTES.
EHuRsDAY, January 2.

The Speaker laid before the house LEI.
ter from The Post Master General, ,nelos.
ing the annual repor. os unprcductise
routes, &c. Referred to he committee
on pos, Offices aud post roads.
Mr.. SoufAardlaid before the house .
resolution passed BY the legislature Of N.
Jersey, ins,ructine its representatives TO
use their eudeavors to accomplish the OBJ.
iec. included 10 The following resolution
which Mr.. s. moved, and which was a.
greed to:
Rsso!ved, That a committee be sp-
pointed TO enquire into the prop,iety Of G
s,ablishing by lew a standard whereby all
weights and measuresi n he Uni,ed States
may be fixed with uniformity and precis,
on, with leave to report BY Dill or other
wise. -. 1850.
Wr. Dana proposed tor consideration
the following resolution:
Resolved, Tha, the committee Of cora
nerce and manufactures be instructed to
ioquire into the proprie,y OF allowing 40
extension of credit during the con,innaocs
of the existing embargo. for duties secar,
ed on imported goods or merchand:z-
which might otherwise be exported tor the
benefit of drawback according to law, 10
case sueh goods or merchandise shall be
deposited with .he COLLECTORS Of the cGsy'
toms respectively 10 pledge for satisfying
sueb Suties with charges of safe keeping.
Mr.. D. ead it weuld be seen at eoce
that this resolution PROPOSED TO leave the
regular collec,ien Of the ordinary scyenur
completely untouched and poly affect goods
not intended TO remain Ia the coootty. 1t
merchants deposited their gooGs with ihe
collectors 10 pledge for the duties, i: was
certain tha. they could not be sold it
they meant 10 sell them, they must be tax"
es ous Of possession Of the collectors, and
therefore their deposit would be foil sscu
ri.y hs, they were nor to be sold. ihe
duties liable to drawback in one year a
moan,ed 70 niue or ,eD millions OF dollars;
aud ii he merchants were compelled 10
pay ahese duties 70 The governments with.
out The privilege Of exporting The goods 90
wheh these duties were paid, they were 10
fac, cempeslcd TO advance so uSch money
wi,hou receiving any interest.
Mr.. Van Horne said, It he understood
shstendenev OF the proposition now before
the house. i, would have the { Rect 10 lock
op.in the warehouses If our collectors
quantity of produce that would Otherwise
be brough, toto market. He would ask
whether at this ,ime, when the produce cf
the planners and farmers Of this country
could DOS be sold, il wss proper 30 do any
&C. which cosld have Inc eHec, to raise he
price of imported articles! VAST proper
TO suspend the payment Of sny sums f
money ~hich nigh BECOME due 70 the u
S. from our merchants, when the planters
and farmers would be competed by precess
from our courts 10 discna &c the debts dae
by them. lie did uot wish 10 ,ovegrafe the
pressure ct the ptcscnt CRISIS Dui he could
say and believed thas't was generally ad
mitted, that the measures adspted called
upon the pstrio lem of our c:lizens for Their
support. He did hope tia. the merchants
=
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Notice is hereby glyen

le NE Stockholders gfthe Bank Of .4le.roneyYia,
HAT dividend of three and half per
Il cent. ON the capital stock Of sai, bank,
Tor the half year ending this day. is declared,
and Will be ready to be paid to them, or their
representatives on THURSDAY next the seventh
instant.
ny order of the President and Directors,
Curden Chaplin, Cashier.
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CO N G r E S S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
THURSDAY, DEs. -.
DEBATE

On fhe bill from che Senate for making az.
bso8tiats0n for building ian addilonI
number ofgun boats, far the projections
Ct our posfssnd haT6ors.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-09

11,100 90
1,065 co
800 90
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-09
DOMESTIC.
From the baltimore Evening Post.

II letter from, a most reshectable mercautil,
house in London 10 their co,reshondent i,
This city, contains the .foAo7uing:
g Extract OF the Act of Parliament pass
ed 28th March, 1908, giving effect to the
Orders iii Council Of the 18th Nov
1907.
The duties specified in the ann eyed ia
bles are to be paid on all goods at the ex-
portation, with the following exceptions
!. All goods. the produce, growth or ma
nufacture of British colonies, OF imported
by the East-India Co. or under license of
this company.
z. All goods mot manufactured the pro-
duce eli Country in amiiy with his rnaies-
ty, imported in British vessels, or such be-
longing to such country, Except coffee, SUI
gar, pimento, cocoa nuts, hides, tallow, oil 3,
cotton, yarn and Per. bark)
8. All goods by vessels who sailed before
the periods fixed, of notice of the orders in
council having been received, wiz in
North America and the w Indies. the Goth
january and proceeding to a port in =
nifty with his majesty. N. b. cotton, yarn.
and Per. bark, must in all cases be landed
here, the expectation being entirely prohi-
bited.
a. Goods imPorted und er license dated pri =
or to the 18th Nov. or in vessels cleared at the
ports they are imported from before the pc
RODS fixed, and which are warc-housed for
expectation only.
s.. Goods imported from any free-port in
British w. ]. colonies, before the 1st June,
1908, or from any other port under license of
his maJesty's Governors, dated prior TO the
LIST JAN and ware-housed only for exporta-
ton.
6. Prize goods brought in before the 28th
March 1903.
Z. Goods imported from St. Domingo lin
return for goods shipped) under license. be-
tore the 9Th Feb-those subsequent are on
~ liable tobalf the duties.
All f.. India goods must be ware-housed
in London only, but lift is proved that YES
sci arriving at an out port has only such
quantity Of East India goods on boJrd as
must not exceed one fourth Of the value of
her cargo, she may land there the goods.
and either carry the East India goods TO