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BALTIMORE, November ..
Communicated fer the Federal Republican

Extract Of a letter fran respectful, s,,I
in AMSTERDAM, to their friend in brt]
mare, dated Sept 9, 1909, rfcea,i n
the Susan, capt. Dslano, oia Ne7v,I1s
We had this pleasure on the 2G,huh D.,
Montezuma, Davis, bound TOR your pt
to which We crave your reference, and ha]
now to inform you. that all American VEL
sells arrived anterior to 5lst July, have 10.
loaded, but all those arrived po:!crig!
must put to sea with their carsoes, v6ic1
unfortunately consists Of prohibi,e artNts
As mentioned in our former letter no y,s,
sci from the United States will in future \
admitted, except such as are laden wihM|
or the following articles, viz ;--Tobaa
whale oil, oranges, ass and stayes--F]
see colonial produce is entirely prohibA|
The embargo laid in Our ports in co&'
quence of the invasion by the British, va
taken off yesterday. Wereit net for t14
English orders in council, The Ame7tS'
vessels would have taken return Cargo:
but ttey are now Obliged to depart IN oa.lSi
Unless new arrangements between the l
States and England nave replaced 1N% "
MIR. Erskine made, it is NOT prssu'n'1I
to expect any vessels wiIlhave cleared ':]
of your ports since the goth July--ths n'1
ior part that were bound here, have s''1
to Tonningen, where they have ds;A's
without difficulty, that port bang p''N,]
but a poor marker, their cargoes VIII M l"]
been transported to Hambatg'or '''''Rs|
will prvoe very expensive it sas e1P'f''l
some of these cargoes would have conc y
here over land, but this will be 'mPI r
bic in consequence of the tfs's 4n !
French custom house officers s''''.
round our frontiers, this restraint y" 7
An end to all expeditions By lanai 70 oIg
nv, so that the only demand Tor ' Nv.
produce, is for home consaH'p'ioh ", '. 81
sugar, cotton, rice, dye stutis' psP2 ';. ~
pimento, are almost without any su' , 81.
prices merely nominal. Tobacco I nD y i
stationary for some days past 0u' A'
in price. .lor, tad
Mr.. Armstrong was here.a Sn TO-, a,
since. and had an audience Of our Sis5 a,,i,
assured him in positive terms ,;a' Ii, En,1
can property would BE- respec!!ssd1 4" n, es|
do n it docs not appear it will Il be 't. a. Ansi
in the French empire, since al Nance w. ID
ram ~ vessels that are sent into f "a J.cr}
made prizes of. The late f re France a
prohibiting the por' s;aG 1 'n'o b:n::
Intended! Intended to prevent any 'h'n 's;. t eoaraf|
Frsnes that was imported in;' this i bp,a,
ties with the United STATS not,ssh}
dwell upon politics, ba; ;, We 40 ,'1ss's'r,
' Austria and France, and Ea9 ga France.
relv will never MAKE peace Wv"
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territories. Ae
Although but a short supply Of ~ -
day, waiting the expected a urv W TAss
are made and those cheaper; sao 'ss'
bout zoos. per quarter; barIsSS 'oa h
are each lower; white peas ana 'aa !
, the two kind likewise fine Amr r "s'
from SIS. to e2s. per barrel: eon-
keeps Its price, and expected ch. a' q
There are tolerable supplies Of 'psf'
the sales in general are also ovo, sa'S
lower. 1N''a
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER s.
THE FAUS7US ASSOCIATION, 4

THE FAUSIUS ASSOCIATION,
On Tuesday evening celebrated the An
niversary of their Institution, at the Ex-
change Coffee. House. After the ordinary
business was transacted and the Officers tor
the ensuing year elected, the Associates
with,a uumbcr of invited guests, sat down
to an excellent supper. A variety OF cha
raeteristic toasts were given; and the fss-
tlvi,y of the meeting was heightened by a
number of songs, &c. of which was the fol
lowing, written for the occasion, by ko-
BERT T. PAYNE, jun. Esq. and sung by
Mr.. STEBBINs Boston papef)
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Rank of,Potomll1c,', So.
oallf> Ha.mher %, l0YI !

INFORMATION !. hereby : rs,y'. s.s'' b, 4
Stockholders ofthe BANK =. for the la' 3
dividend of FOUR PER CENT, ~ which WI =, :
ass tssn Ia. ss ,b bss'
NV NEXT THE SEVENTH lss,, and Dir
By order Of the prssla'c1 AsalGh',
Chatles Page sa'''
Nov. 8.
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with a NUMBER OF, tnVlleu SueotSs Ss' uo"A.
TO an excellent supper. variety OF cha
raeterissic toasts were given; and the tss-
tivity of the meeting was heightened by a
number of songs, sc. of which was the toll
lowing, written for the occasion, by ko-
BERT T. PAYNE, Jun. Esq. and sung by
Mr.. STEBBINs: Boston paPef3
Cd E.
Tame" ADAMS AND LIBERTY"
I.
ON the tent plains of Shinah--truth's mys-
teal Cline
When the impious turret of Babel was
shattered
Il est the tracks of our race, in the sand drift
of Time,
Should be buried, when Shem, Ham, and
Japheth were scattcr'd;
Rose the Genius of Art,
Man to man TO impart
BY language, that speaks through the eye to
the heart.
Yet rude zyas Invsntion qvien Dirt ste reUeaL'd,
For block stamf'd the page, and Dough
fsloagh'd ahe field.
As TINE swept his pennons, ART sigh'd, as
she view'd
How dim was the image her emblem re-
hected;
When, inspired, FATHER FAUST broke her
table of wood,
Wrought its parts into shape,and the whole
reconnected.
ART viii MIND now could rove,
For her symbols could naove,
Ever casting new shades, like the leaves of
grove:
Ind tie colors ofthought in their elements run,
IFS the prismatic glass shows the hues Of tie
In the morn of the West, as the light rolId a.
way,
From he grey eve of regions, by bigotry
clouded,
With the dawn woke our FRANKLIN,and warm
with the ray,
furn'd Its beams thro' the mist with which
Art was enshrouded
TO kindle her Shrine,
HIS Promethesn line
Drew spark from the clouds, and made
PAINTING divine!
CHORUS.
When the fire by his rod, suas attracted from
hraUen,
IT'S flash, BY the Type, his conductor, was
given.
Ancient Wisdom may boast of the spice and
the weed,
Which embam'd the cold form. oil its He
roes and Sages;
But their fame lives alone on the leaf Of the
REED,
Which has grown thro' the clefts in the
ruins OF ages;
Could they rise, they would shed,
Like Cicero's head,
Tears of blood ON the spot, where the world
they had led.
CHORUS.
Pompey and Cesar unknozpnis the sossb,
But fhe type is their forum-the page is their
Rome.
BLEsT GENIUS OF TYPE down the vista OF
time,
AS thy flight leaves behind thee this yex'd
generation,
Oh! transmit, on thy scroll, this bequest
from our chime
The PRESS CAN CEMENT OR DIsMEMBRR
A NATION.
Be thy temple the MIND!
There, like VEsrA, enshrin'd,
Waseh and FOSTER the COAL, whieh ins11ires hx.
man kind
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Nav 27.
a GREAT BARGAIN.

|
THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town Ter
ny, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city OF Washington
in a healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 47o acres, on which IS cohVe-
nient dwelling house, large enough tor agen~
teel family, together with all the outhonses
suitable, all new or nearly SO IAN orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
eifferen. other fruit trees, proportion OF I'M
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know the terms
by application to Mr.. JOHN DuLIS, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
misses.
F. Dulln.
Juns9. otI
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Il hr0fessie,sQl DaST1sF u Relftr1ore,
n EsPEGTFCLLY a,qaairts the LADIES
II and GENTLEMEN Of Alexandra, thai
he .atcnas to 9ra, tee IL THIS pace Ter lev
,l,ys, in al SIZE various pranches or ms pro-
e. s.,on No se7tce, person ct either seS,
can eivo or receive pleasure or comfort, ny
teeth coat9d with ta,'t CT deeayed gums, OF
foe ted broatn. His metbed OF Cleaning On
teen will be found both easy and esf.caclous,
as hundreds cen attest in Baltimore ana else
where Without giylDq pain or hurting the
enamel, he removes the tartar, &c when the
t.eth Will assume beautiful appearance the
gums sdhering to the teeth but / ne state
af the gums require it, doctor {. Will give
- tbe nersoi, an antiscortntlc louon OF cue
r.iaa7 preparation, which gained the applause
Of hundreds Doth III Europe and America
i is pleasant. innocent, and enecuai' M
smootning and Watering The teeth ana cur
inc. the gums, rendering them red and Aili''
nreyent;nu the decay Of the teeth and sWeeA--
eninp the breath. Doct. e. fits ARTIFICIAL teeth
from one 10 an eny.re set, With such nlcety'
to answer the useful purposes OF natures a''A'
of so natural az, appearance that 1t IS imposst-
bic to distinguish them from real ones. LIZ
c. Eaters himself from his being regularly
bred to the practice of physick, as we'll as TO
the Dentist Business, and his long experience
on the eontinent of Europet France and opain|
to give TO all those who favour higa with their
commands, every possible satisfaction:
May lS, -
gentleman at their respective houscs,of. may
La cans,,l1ed Of the City Tavern
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Iohn Gardner Laid,

Has far sale, az his Warehouse, Pnnesstreet
Whart-
Muscovado and Loaf Sugars in hogshsads
and barrels.
Molasses, Nrest~Tndia, and New-Englan
Rum in do.
Hollands Gin and French Brandy in pipes.
Port, sherry, and Malaga Wines.
Coffee, Rice, and Cotton Wool.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, HIyson-
shuian, and Eyson-skia Teas, n.whole, hall,
ancqnartcr chests.
| case black Persians
g barrels Caroline Indigo.
90 crates Liverpool cream-colcred s. blue
edged Ware assorted.
Best Black Pepper in Bags.
Spernacetl Mould, and Mould and Dips
railow Candles In boxes.
Brown Soap in boxes-Cod-fsh in dc.
Beef, Pork, Salmons Shad and iierrlngs
n barrels.
Tanners Oil, Spanish Hides, a quantity
Soal Leather, Mems, Womens' and Chlldrens
Shoes of various descriptions. few packages
Of w ite Rolls and German Checks, Russia
Sheetings and Diapers, Russia and Ravens
Duck, India Cotton of different kinds, Nam
keens. so pieces coarse Irish Linens Writ.
ing and wrapping Paper, 500 bushels coarse
Salt, Cordage. Flax, Glue, quantity OF Vi
negar. zoo tons Plaster Paris, and 20 ions
Russian Hemp, sc. &c.
January --------
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SEINE ROPE.

THE gbscrsber manufactures and has Tor
ale, at house on Washington street, OPP
posits Jaeo5 Hafman's sugar refinery oeane
sandHauling Ropes,of all sizes seInes sew-
no Yw;ne !; Shad & Herring Irvine Sack
ing and Bed Cords Plough Lines .
Also, Tarred Rope and other Cords.
Joleph Harper
Eebegag ae
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ROBERT GRAY,
HAS JusT RECEIVED
The following new Songs

SET To MUSIC
|lhe Law of Love, written by J. LEWIS,
h The music composed by DR.. J. Clarke.
es5 cents.
fe Home of my Heart, Ballad, sung
PR. Incledan, and composed by VT -.
Eps. Frice Is cents. -.
|rwice Forward, a favoritc Cotillion, a
led 70 the new song of No, no, no. 1t
ftbe so. Price 25 cents.
|he DAYS that are gone, Ballad with an
|mpaniment for the plane forte, compo-
Ply DR.. Clarke. Price 81 IL cents. !,
a beautiful, Butterfly, burnt IN d can
kN. Price l2 IL cnts.
|Sna 6
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Fifth for Family Ule,
Tn D0l}aY.s Reward.

RAN A Way, trom the subscriber, abona
six weeks since, negro woman named LID
by, about feet or $ inches high, she is
black likely woman, has remarkable tam
lips ano her nose is not fat, has lost NOSE OF
her fore teeth, she had variety of cloathlng
not recollected. 1t is supposed she $ surk-
ing about Alexandra as her husband lives
with MIR. Robert Anderson. She IS very
noted woman in this town having lived With
IN few years in several families before !
bought her. The above reward will be paid
for apprehending and securing her IN jail SO
that / get her again, and reasonable charges
if brought home,
Peter Sherron.
June Is. DIV
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE III, 1909.
Notice is hereby given,

To the Stockholders OF The Washington Bridge
Comhany,
That the fifth instalment of Ten Dollars,
on each share, is called for, which must be
paid on or before the 5th June next agreeably
to the act of Congress, entitled :" An act au -
thorising the erection of bridge over the RI
yer Potomac, within the district OF Column
hia.
BY order of the Directors,
Daniel Carroll. Of Dud'n,
PRESIDENT.
a,au o7 dtl5J
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ar Printing IN It's vafaoas = ,: 1n.nls
,sxecutsa wit. wi: aceuracy ana alspa'eee
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Juns9.
NQTICE.

TN pursuance OF the decree of the hon. the
circuit court of the district OF Columbia
for the county 0 f Alexandria, the subscribers
will proceed TO sell at public sale on the pre-
misses on Saturday the first day OF July next,
for ready money, that three story Bklch
HOUSE situate on the south side OF Prince
street, between Fairfax & Water streets, tor
merry occupied by Adam S. Swoope, deceas-
ed.
Thomas Swami,
Edmund /. Lee,
COMMISSIONERS.
Nav %. CTS
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June 10.
PUBLIC AUG ION.
ROBERT GRAY.


To be sold, at public auction, at Northun:ee.
berl nd court house, in the county OF Ncr-
ttumberlan;, AID state OF Virginia, on
TUESDAY. the fifth day Of September
next. al eleven O'Clock, in the forenoon,
Five contiguous Plantations,
lmoufafins together TO about 200 'Aeres'
kNITUAI'E. Oh the river Potomac, ansi
~ within about three miles OF the court e.o7u
house. these estates formerly belonged 70
Presley Thornton, Esq. and are the Same on
which he, lived. They have never been seen
by either of the subscribers but 1t is under
stood, that about 1900 acres OF them are as
valuable low grounds as any on the river, and
considerable part thereof heavily umbered.
The uplands consist OF about 1000 acres, and
the whole is well CALCULATED for lhe production
of corn, wheat, tobacco, timothy, and small
grain of all kinds, IN great abundance. The
waters are said to abound with excellent
ash, oysters, and wild fowl The water carl
rage is easy and convenient 20 eloriolk, pa
t.n,ore, Alexandria, and the cag OF wash
ington; and as these estates possess severat
rood mill seats, with ali abundance OF water'
and a plentiful supply OF timber, thsy must
be very valuable.
The premises will be shewD to persons IN"
clin;ng TO purchase, by Col. .ianaes aNoorev
who lives on them, or by 4sanlufl bkaek'FDeA,
Fsc. who lives near to them; and the terms
of naynent may be known sufficient timc
before the sale, by applying 70 either OF them,
or TO the subscriber in the city OF Phllaael7
p''S WIZ. LEWIS.
ias dts
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PUBLIC SALE.
January

r TNDER the authority of deed OF trust
u from Lewis Summers, for the security
s Robert Moss, the subscriber will otter at
,,rb,,c sale. on Tuesday, the soth day OF May
next, on the premises near Wilila ~, or eu
gets tavern, in Fairfax county' 1nao1
oFLAND, situated on the new and oid urn
bike roads, about miles from Alexsn '.l :
containing Sc and quarter acres. a creo'l %
Of sixty and ninety days will be allowed. .
= R. l. Taylor, IgNf.
r. The Gaie Of the above pro-
perty is poltponed until Mon
day the Goth June neSf,
May 50,
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June LEI
Wanted to Hire,

ny THE MONTH or Yh.AR,
A FEMALE HOUSE SERVANT, to
whom, if Of approved character very ilserai
wages would be given. Enquire at the .Prlhis.
mo Office of the Alexandria Gazette
Hume 10. 49, -
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VOL Ix.l
Sales at Vendls.

!. ~verv Tuesday and frlday,
y !. WILL Be SOLD
- yendue Store, corner OF rrihce a,u
Water streets. =.
ua.;et, Of Dyy Goods, Groceries, &C 9.
a ,S of which will be expressed N
f s;,Is of the day-All kinds OF goods
= !. u = ar. on Limitation and the prices q
hlc,' : ave established, can at any time Dc
men and purchased at thelowest Limitation
% p'iS p c.. Marstellcr, Y, n.
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Public Sale.

TOMORROW, at half past three o'clock,
will be sold, on Col. Raoasay's wharf, Tor
the benefit Of thos concerned, onsa credit
of6o days, for approved endorsed negotia--
3 bic notes
9 hhds. first quality sugar.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
June I3.
Fifth for Family Ule.
n FEW barrels of rlne FISH, put up
( n particularly fer family use, 70. sale BY
John 9. Francis,
Union Street.
June IA. OF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-28
(BY AUrHORITY.)
LAv,S or THE UNITED ST.17,ES.
AN ACT

AathoriSins the augmentation ef the uariac
Corps.
DE IL enacted by The Senate and House of Re-
A1 prssentatiVes o. fht United S. tcs IF i,,c,iea
IN Congress assembled. That the President OK the
United States be, ami he is hereby authorized to
cause the Marine Corps in the service of the u
nited States to be augmented, by the appoint
ment and enlistment Of rot exceeding one major,
two captains, two first lieutenants, orc hundred
and eighty-fve corporals, and FIVE hundred and
ninctyfour privates, who shall be respectively al
lowed tbs same pay, bounty, cloth;s anil ratons,
and shall be employed under tho same rules and
regulations to which the said marine corps arc or
SHALL be entitled and subject.
SEC. .. ind be i. .farrAer enacted, That from
AVID after the Passage of this act, all enlstmen;s
in the said corps shall be for the term OF years,
unless sooner discharged, any law to the contra
ry Notwithstanding.
]. B. VARNUM,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JNO: Mu.LEDGE,
President Of the Senate, pro-tesnboye
March s, 1909
APPROVED,
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4 Court, 1909

Congratulations county, February
= Court, 1909
Joseph Voolfolk and Bentley Brown PYf'fs. A.
ga'ast Samuel M. Smith, executor of John Brown
decd and Frederick Harris, Defrfs
THE defendant Samuel M Smith not having
entered his appearance and given security accor
ding to the act of Assembly, and the fues Of this
court, and happening to the satisfaction of the
court, that he is not an inhabltant of this state
therefore, on the motion of the plaintiffs, by their
counsel II is oydered and decyeed, by tie court,
That the said defendant Samuel NJ Smith, do
appear here on the second Monday in May next.
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that a COPY of
this order he forthwith inserted in some one ol
The news papers published in thei city Of Rich
mohd' Tor eight weeks successfully, & publish
ed at the front door of the court house of tb;e
county on some court day.
a Copy. Teste,
JOHN foINEExTER, c. t. c.
Niaecp ~ oaw8w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-28

before the Beriin decree; ard the impressmcnt
OF Hmerlcan seaman, was con,emporaneous with
the 'oomnen-ciosnl cfthe war. (a) This was
not, and is not tie less an act Of aggression, be.
cause IT is stale, has been long pract,sed. and
because We are Lsbituatcd 20 it-but it was not
acquesced IN II WA. met by reasonable re-
monstrancc resistance, and therefore is no JUS
tiicaticn OF the French decrecs.; but 1T the same
time 1t takes away even the shadow of pretcxt
from Great Britain upon the question of who be-
IAN to do wrong first for there is a reciprocal
condemnation of each other. and So lar a Joint
exculpaton OF Us, 1T leas; from the commence.
n,ent oftl,e wrong to either, But, Sir, let me
now examine the ext of the British min.
istry according to Mr. Causing's own exposition
oft,
ITO De contiyyrI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-28
TIL : JEFFERSON.
AN ACT
March s, 1909
APPROVED,

Supplemental to the act, entitled IN Gct for esta6-
fishing trd.ing houses with the Ig.!ian tribes''
p it enacted BY the Senate and House Of Repre-
- sent0fiSes Of the United States of america,
IN Congre:s assembled. That q sum not exceed
ing forty Thousand doi.rs in addition to the sum
heretofore appropriated for the purpose of carry
ing on trade and Intercourse with the Indian natl.
ons. iii the manner prescribed ky the act entitled
:" An act for establishing trading houses with the
Indian tribes he, and tine same IS hereby APP
propriated, to be paid out of any monies in the
treasury of the U. States not otherwise appropri-
atcd
SEC. Q Ind he it further enacted, That the sum
otcight hundred dollars be, and the same is here
by appropriated, out of any monies in the treasu-
~ ot the u. States not otherwise appropriated,
tor"n additional clerk in the Office of the super.
intendant of Indian trade.
SEC. Ind be it further enacted, That the
proriso to the twelfth section of the act entitled
- An act for establishing trading houses with
the Indian tribes be, and the same is hereby re-
pealed.
SEC 4. AID be it further enacted, That the act
to which this is supplement, and also this act,
shall, from and after the twcnty-first day of A.
Tor and during the term of three years and no lon
ger.
]. B VARNUM,
Speaker Of the House Of Rcbresentatires.
in: MILLEDGE,
President Of the Senate pro tenlpore
March ;, 1909.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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TIL JEFFERSON.
nv" III y IOVOi
ARA WE'D,

'AKE NOTICE.-The Subscriber re,pect
fully informs the public, that he has com
menced the CLOCK-ATAKING business near
PRINCE Edward court house, where NAV be had
CLOCKS of different descriptions, which he
wa warrant to perform to the satisfaction of he
purchaser Also, he intends carrying on the bu
sness ofmaking md repairing the Piano Forte
Organs, both finger and barrel, ofevery descrip.
ton, made to order.
The r:bscrlber from his experience in the A.
Dove branches, flatters himself he shall be able
to give entire satisfaction to those who favor him
with their custom Any of the above instru-
ments lie pledges himself will be faithfully made
and equal in point ofmelody, elegance and du
rability to any European manufactures
The patronage of the patriotic who wishes to
encourage home manufactures, is solicited.
dSA HOPKINS
February 81. oaf4tT
N. b. Cabinet Work, of every description,
made on short notice
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-28
TIL JEFFERSON.

AN ACT
10 extend to 44nlos Wiitten,ore and I'm White.
feniore, junior, the batent,irht to a machine fer
manufacturing Cotton and Wooi Cards
DE it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
- seafdtivs Of the United States Of ha,,erica in
Congress assembled, That ali the priviledges and
benefits granted to Amos Whittemore, Of the
state of Massachusetts, in consideration of a ma
chine invented by him for the manufacture of cot
ton and wool cards within the United States. bv
patent issued from the Department of State, &
bearing date the fifth day of June, one thousand
seven hundred ninety-scven, be, and the same
are hereby extended to Amos Whittcmore and
William Whittemore, junior, as joint proprie.
tors OF the said machine, for and during the term
OF fourteen years, to on the fifth day Of
June, i'll the year of our Lord, ono thousand eight
hundred and eleven; any thing in the act, intitu
led 6 An act to promote the progress of useful
arts, and to repeal the act heretofore roadc for
that purpose" to the contrary Notwithstanding
]. b. VARNUM,
Speaker Of the House of Reoresentativcs
in: MILLEDCE,
President cf'the Senate, trO-temtoye.
March s. 1899
APPRt WE'D,
TIL JEFFERSON.