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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-19
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE. subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FAkM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, II miles
from Alexandria, from George Town Ter
ry. 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 a conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough tor gen.
teel family, together with all the outhouses
suitable, all new or nearly so an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together " w'eh
different other fruit trees, proportion OF I'M
proved meadow for the scythe, ana large
portion more may easily be made. ANY per
SON inclined to purchase may know the terms
bv .nnlcation to Mr. JOHN DULIN, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
mises. r D,,1;,
I aE
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N / &c E.

n = / I = L.
THE, Stockholders in The Great Hunting
Greek Bridge Company, are hereoy ho'iheo'
that the fourth instalmcnt OF Zen DollarS on
each share of stock in the Said company Is
called for, and required to be paid to the sun
scriber on or before Saturday, the 2Sth IN
slant.
John Hoof, 1 I : sts re-,
October i2-l3. 1o.Ii - l-.9s.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-19
% A Removal.

The subscribers have removed their Hard.
ware Store from the corner Of Prince and
Fairfax streets, next door south of Bryan
Hampson's, on Fairfax street, where they
mean to have constantly for SALE general
assortment Of GOODS in their line for the
lowest terms. They have advice of the ir
Fall Goods being sent from the manufacto--
ries to Liverpool, for shipment, they may
therefore be daily expected.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-19
MOLASSES.
ROSE HILL FOR SALE.

This healthy, beautiful, and well improved
ST. II is now offered for sale.
1t contains 400 acres, so of which are in
wood No land is better adapted to the use of
Plaster oil Paris, and there is some very yalu-
able meadow land uponlt.
For terms apply to w. II. Foota, esq. upon
the premises, or to the subscriber in Charles
county, Maryland.
Benjamin Dulany, .jr.
September IA. d
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N O T C E.

: My Wife Sarah Hughley, having seberat-
edherseJf.trom ME 70ifhont any Just cause, I
am therefore uader the painful necessity Of
cautionlng aAhersoss against credltins' her
ON my account.
George Hughley.
Oct. 14.-17. d3t#
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Stolen or Strayed.

FROM the commons adjoining Alexandria,
on or about the 28th of September last white
chunky made HORSE, ridge main, newly
shod all round :. noever Will bring said horse
to the subscribers shall be reasonably re-
warded.
Libby and Carne.
October II. If
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-19
FOR SALE.
October i6-l7.

Il NEGRO no MAN.
SHE is a g"od Cook, Washer and lroner,
and Will be sold low for cash Oh on a short
credit. Apply to the Printer
Sent "a
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-19
7o5 Acres of Land for Sale.

r WISH TO SELL the above quantity
i LAND, situated near the road leading
from Georgetown TO alexandria, and about
an equal distance from each town.
This property is fully one hah covered with
wood, which will render it an advisable pur-
chase. on the terms that will SEX II.
GEORGE II. IERRErT, Esq Will shew the
land to any gentleman who wishes to see LIS
and will give ne info nation thereof
George H. Chapman.
October A. Jul
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-19
They offer for Rent,

TWO DWELLING HOUSES, one on
the lower end Of Fairfax street, part of Which
has been constantly kept as a store, the other
adjoining their store.
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N y L | G. E.

THE subscriber, by virtue of deed Of
trust dated on the third day of September,
1897, from John Rogue to himself, Ludweil
Lee and Charles alexander, viii, on UES-
DAY, the l4th Of November next, at four
O'Clock of that day. at the tavern of Ben amin
Thornton, III the town Of i-eesburg, < coun-
ty Of Loudoun, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, for ready money,
A TRAIT Of Land,
in the county of Loudoun, on the north side
Of the main road from Lcesburg to Alexan-
dria, and about one quarter Of q mile to the
eastward OF Goose Creek, containing ia a.
cres, which land is i'll the possession Of the
said John Bo2ue, or SO much thereon as will
pay the A--,~- - Ia sale and the sum Of
Ia dollars and 35 ccr<@>.. -
bv the said Bognc to Mrs. Frances Alexan-
dcr, adm;nistratrix of Charles Alexander,
esnuire, deceased, and the further sum OF
2S6 dollars and GO cents, with interest there
on, due to the heirs OF the said Charles Alex
amer.
Edmund !. Lee,
Trustee.
10 dts
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SeNtcml,er 10.
FOR SALE,


A TRACT of LIND, where Captain
n James Deneaic formerly resided, near
Fairfax court house, containing about 200
acres, whereon Mir. WALTER Low ilves-he
has rented it fer the next year for one hun
,lred dollars per year Possession will be
given next Christmas como year.
.4L3O,
A tract Of L AND in Fauquicr county, ad-
Joining the Tnoroug atare Aill Tract, on the
west side of the Bull Run fountain, where
on now 1--we. containing between and 500
acres as good farm as any In the county,
the bcsl meadows in the county. with good
young orchard AID 3ooi new dwelling house
It is unnecessary 10 say any more aooat inc
above lands, rs il IS supposed that no person
will purchase wiHout viewing the premises
Possession viii be given The place | live on
nextnew year's day. :,
James Cunnell:
E,no,,ier County, Oct. 10. ot25th Dec
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lust RECEIVED,

lust RECEIVED,
Per sloop Ranger from NewburyFoFs' ana
for sale by
LauYason g F00Ole
so hhds: Muscovado Sugar,
do. 4th proof Jamaica Rum, !.
40 bbls. N. E. Rum,
40 do No. and Beef,
so do Liver Oil,
100 kegs Salmon,
1872 oils Tow Cloth.
October l6. st
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-17

NayS-Nessrs. Sacon, Bassett, Blake,
Dana, Davenport, Elliot, Elv. GARDENER,
Gardner. Garne:t, Gray, Harris, Hoge,
ilsley, RS Jackson Jenkins, Kelly, Lew
5, Lvermore, Lloyd, Lyon, Macon. Mas.
-rs, MiIsor, Moseiy, Mumford, Ptk;n,
Quincy Randolph. R.ker, Rowan, Rus
sell, Sloan. J. K. Smith, Stanford, S,ed-
nan, Storer, Sturges, Swart, Tasgart,
fa'lmadge, Taylor, Thompson, Trieg,
Upham Van Alien, Van Cortland, Van
Horne. Van Rensselaer,, D. r. Williams
SO
Mr.. w Aston then moved to commit
The resolutions to the committee to whom
he bill on the subject Of non.intercourse
vas referred.
This motion was opposed by Mes srs. Ran
dolph, Lyon, Van Horne, Bacon. GARDENER,
Quincy and Milnor and supported by Messrs.
Taylor, w. Aston and Holland.
The motion was carried by yeas and Nays,
SIS TO SO.
Mr. Van Allen moved to refer to the same
committee resolution offered by Mr. Mum.
ford at the commencement of the session for
partial repeal of the embargo; but the House
adjourned before question could be taken.
The effect of the votes of this day, is to re-
fer to the committee on our foreign relation,
composed by Mcssrs G.. w. Campbell, Mich
o!as, Bacon, Tayl6r, Fisk, ] Montgomery,
Mumford. Champion and Porter, the several
nro ositions for the repeal of the embargo, for
aiming the merchant vessels Tor non inter-
course, for excluding armed vessels from our
waters, and for declaring the first capture
made in violation Of the neutral rights of the
U. States 60 be declaration of war, Sc, with
Leave to report by bill.
The chief argument in favor of this general
reference was. that these propositions might
be merged in one bill which should present
a general system, and thus render less compli-
Gated the proceedings of the House on these
resolutions. The main arguments against 1t
were, that it would destroy all that had alrea
dy been done in committee of the whole and
prot, IDLY present system at length to the
House which would not be approved, and this
producc no other effect at this late period of
the Session than to Protract discussion and al.
so, that it would encourage that speculation
now going on in the mercantile towns, and be
rninous to many men of moderate capitals who
had embarked their ali in the purchase of pro-
dune, in the certainty that the embargo would
be raised on the 4th of March.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-17

Is our government less respectable
aow! Is our Independence less valued or
ess worth preserving, than. obtaining
Are we weaker now than we were then
pr are there more and bolder tories a.
nong Us now, than in l775-6 Are our
resources less at this time, than when
ieorge Washington took the command,
and found the army almost destitute of e.
very thing but few rounds of ammunition
to each mani Did the tory newspapers
announce this state of things then, as they
have been doing of late, by endeavoring
TO depreciate our strength and resources,
and magnify those Of our enemyl True,
some of them sent letters, aud such az
went, or were sent off, encouraged the
ministry Of England to persevere in their
plan-and they followed their counsels -
They are now pursuing the same mea.
'ures-which, I have not the least doubt,
will lead to similar result. Ii would ap
pear that they are not satisfied with the
portion OF this continent which we we're so
generous as TO leave them, and are de
'ermined TO have all or none--and none
hey shall have Nations who have only
~ "" w PiSaSS duu 6'dtity, Will uCVSI
proh; by experience e-nor will the tories
vt our day, think Of the consequence to
them elves, nor see their own fate in tina,
It their p edecrss.rs. The lust for pow.
g IN one AID av2rlce in others are
irving both 10 hasten the destruction ,f
hat nation, and send it 10 perdiion, as
tast as they can. The ocean, that high
Dad OF all people, must be free-proyi
dence has decreed it, 80 well as hat An
t-Cheisi mus nov come down, and that
the sea, af the beast ~ 10 b. denged
w'th blood Tie clemency of our govern
meat to many of those traitors by admit
ting lhem back mas, instead of rivet,ipg
Their sRec,ions TO their country, and its Ii
be'ties, served no osier purpose than to
encourage them and their foreign con.
nexi-ns, IN their effar,s for the dc truc;i, n
81 both. These things Inusi have ar end
measures must be taken 10 scour the
couolfy of these .wretcbes-a,d If we are
unde' he Necessity of rem yrag hem.
he mistake', I=ni,y 10 pubic traitors,
which has ief and cherished so many vi
pers in the bosom of spciety, viii teach
America TO guard against similar danger,
or similar ingratitude.
,1e NAN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-17
FnoM rHk AunonA.

Mr.. Duane--I will, through the medium
OF your p per, ask those citizens YET living,
who assisted TO deliver us from a foreign
yoke, If any of the tories of that day, ever
ventured to belle and abuse, in their news
pspers, the then congress, as has been
done of late years, by the tory newspa-
pers Of our day! Did they so openly, in
common conversation or o herwse SLAM
der, and vllify the then congress as has
been done the present session, and the adj
min; rration of the government for years
pastl We're the laws, or rather the reso-
buttons or accommodations of those times,
violated in such a hlgrant manner, by any
number Of the people, as arc now the -
tablished lawsl Itis true, SONS d hen
attempt to d'sparase our RESISTANCE o. g..
britain, but they were Oh, ged 70 take them
selves OF know those WAC in the
early stage of il, we're discovered aiding
and abetting the enemy, who had a ban.
dage put round them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-17
6o5zgve9.
house or REpRgsENT4rIgES

Tuesday. Rebuary 9.
Proceedings OF tbis day continued from
Our last.
YEaS-'5@~scrs. L. Nls;oa. w. Az
tor. Ba d, Bib5, Rlack!-Jg- Bsum Boyd
n vie. Bnrws II. Isn ler, C.5houn, Cl.y
{ .op on, Cut s, Daoso Deane, Desba
DureIl, Eppes, Fiodiey, Pix, F~aekl n.
Cholscn, Good yp, Green, icistrr. 5ol-
lard II ilmes, fse~a,d, Humphreys J T.,
Jackson, Johnson, Jones, Keoan, KfkFa
tick, Lambert, Low, Marion, NJ G 'eecy,
y Montgomery, ~. r. Moore, I. Moore
Jsr. Morrow. John Morrow, Newbcld
NtwtoD, Nicholas, Porter, Pughr Rec
(ren.) Rhes, ren.) j. Richards, NJ RIch'
rd., Say Sesver, Shaw. Smelt, Smile j..
smith, Verplanck, Waron NVhitehiIl
WlOour, Wnsoa---65.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-17

John Pesran, Esq. a Major Gs~-.-al,
in tne place of Major General la. toa
Woodson, resigned.
Hugh Nelson, John Coaiter, and MI
tiam Brocken6rough, Esqn:res, Judges of
the Circuit courts, under the New Judici.
airy System, in addition to the former judy
es of the general court.
Col. James Barbour, Speaker of the
House of Delegates III the place of Hugh
Nelson, Esq. alpoin ed Judge.
David Bucket was executed ON the 10th
ult in West Union (Ohio) for the murder
of VIM. Lightfoot. He was attended in
his last moments by the celebrated Loren-
20 Dow, whose death had been some
time since prematurely announced in the
prints.
Events are now unfolding, which shew
that the conspiracy of Burr was more deep
laid, and more extensive in its ramificati.
ons, than an unsuspecting community has
been willing to believe-and that though
the chief and most daring consp rator Ina.
fed to that asylum of American Traitors
and outcasts. the court OF ST. James, he has
nor left his "choice spirits" without a
head to direct them in the Internal pursuits
of "Treason, Stratagem and Spoil.S
DIED. On "Wednesday last, Mr.. WI.
LIAM 'ALNAN, of New Kent coun y, in
the ssh year Of his age.
DIED-On Thur day morning the 10Th.
about IL lick, TAYLOE BRAXTON'
Esq in the 2Sth year of his age. Hs :.
ven temper, gentle disposition, and mia.
bic manners, render his death a source of
sincere regret to his numerous relation. and
friends. He has left widow, and an in.
FAINT d lighter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-17

HE sheriffs of the counties OF Norfolk.
Princess Anne and Nansemond, compo-
sing Sena orial district of the counties
OF Buckingham, Amherst, Nelson, Abe
marie and Fuvanna, competing another
Senatorial distrie, of the count IS of Frank
lin, Pittsylvania, Campbell, Bedford. Hem
ny and Patrick, composing anorher Senate.
rial district of the counties of Elizabeth
Cry, Warwick and York, composing ano-
ther Senatorial district of the counties of
King George, Westmoreland ana S afford.
composing another Sena 4orial district; s. Of
ne Counties Of Accomack and Northampton,
composing another Senatorial district
which several districts constitute the 4th
class of the Senate of Virginia, are reqses-
led to take notice that elections in rot,tion
lre'to be held, on the court days OF their
respective counties in the month of April
next, for the choice of Senator to repre-.
sent each of the aforesaid districts in the
Generai Assembly for four years nexs en-
suing.
THEO. HANSFoRD, c. S.
Feb. Is. 1909. (wSe
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/ wenty Dollars Reward.

= ON 'WAY from the sub7criber living on
N king River in Pn.syvania c un,s a.
oout the 5, Of September last, NtcRoF l..
Low named GEO .GE; whs fo-se,y belonged
Rsnoo'Ph's aie. Ge4sge is abou. IS yearx
cd, hive feet eight or nine inches high stout
made and of a back complexion full face and
bold countenaace, and noted on account of his
having no toes ON his right foot as well asIesn
reto eet and nnly two o three on the other, which
are remarkable small which makes his feet
smaller than common and upon examination il
may be discovered that his right Ice is sma1,r
than the left--i may be also observed that he
Walls rather on the side of his GIT foot
Jan. . 1909 -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-17
Mr.. John Warren

Administrator of John Fuqua deceased.
"A you are net an inhabi,anr of this com
( a. moNwet!sh, take this me. h ID of inform
ing you iha, a Chtrlotse Court house, on. Mon
day the 81 day of April mex, beng Charlotte
c un y court day, be wen the hours OF uine in
me morning and sunseS of hat day I shsJl tak.
the ailIdavir of j 'seph Scop, wilmer in sun.
Por OF a bill of Injunction which have ti,ed a.
gainst you in the Superior courr of Chanccry for
che Richmond District. when and where YOU
may Attend fyou think proper
| IN yours. &c.
WILLIAM PRICE, Executor of
William Price, uec'd.
Amelie County. Februsry 9, 1909 (w1t)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-17
TIL: JEFFERSON.

An act supplemental to an act, entitled +" An
act fpr extending the terms of credit OIL
revenue bounds in certain cases, and for
other purposes"
BE 10 enacted By the Senate and Youse
n R6hreseHtafiUes If the United Ssates of
hmerica, in Congress .dssem6ied, That
the payment of all bonds given subsequent
To the date Of the act to when this act IS a
supplement, for duties OIL coffee, sugar,
pepper, INDIGO, cocoa, and wine ptying a
duty Of twenty three cents per gallon, and
which remain unpaid, or for the same ar
ticies which nay arrive here fer in any
of tie ports of the United states, and whilst
tho act, entitled " An act laying an en-
barge on all ships and vessels in the d rts
and harbors Of the United S.s:cs." shall
continue IN force, may be suspended, SUP.
lcct however IN all + spects TO the cpnditi..
ons aud provisions mide and provided IN the
act of the tenth Of March, one thousand
eight hundred and eight, to which this act
Is a supplement- Provid ID, That nothing
herein contained shall be construed t. xtend
- i:nportaticES made ~ vessels dispatched
uadcr perm ssion granted by the President
%; tue United States IN pursua zee fpowers
m MIN vested by the seventh section of the
act, entitled I" 40 act III addition TO the act
g entitled, An act supplementary 20 the
" act, entitled An act laying an embargo
on AL snips and vessels IN the ports and
h1roors of the United States"
Sec. And be II further enacted, That
If the amount of any bond gwen for the
payment ofdnties on the importation of COT.
fee sugar, pepper, indigo, c Goa or wine
paving duty Of tgcnty-three cents per
gallon, made subsequent TO the passage of
the act - which tn is supplement-, and
which bond would by virtue Of tnis act
have been entitled 20 an extension Of Gre
DIT shtii have been previously paid, the
money so paid shall ny the proper coliec-
tor be refunded TO the person OF persons
who shall have paid the same, or to his,
her, or their agent OF agents, on MS or their
giving a bond with sureties, in the same
msnDer and or the same terms, conditions
and restrictions, and on compliance of the
person or persons receiving the indulgence
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-17
A '7e MN.
IN COUNCIL. Feb. Q 1903


IN COUNCIL, Feb. 9 1909.
pursuance 70 on &C. of IF the General
Assembly," An act 20 amend an act en-
titulsd an act to organize and establish
superior court of law III each County o. this
commonwealth and also an act supple.
mental thereto p issed at the last sc ssIon
of the General Assembly
1t is advised, that the Judges of the Gene
raj Court be allotted In the following man
ner, that is to say
Hon. JOSEPH PRENTIS, 1st. Circuit.
Ei,zabeth City, New Kent,
Warwick, King William.
York. Middlesex.
James CITY, Gloucester,
Charles City, Mathews.
Hon. WILLIAM NELSON, I'd. Circuit
Greensville, Isle Of Wight,
Southampton, Nanse nond,
Sussex, Norfolk,
Prince George, Princess Ann.
Surry.
Hon. RICHARD PARKER, Sd. Circuit.
N rthunberiadd, King G .orge,
Lancaster, Stafford,
Richmond, Prince William,
Westmoreland, Fairfax
Hon. FRANCIS T. BROOKE, 4ti Cir
cult.
Goochand, Essex,
Iienrico, Caroline,
Hanover, Spottsyiyania.
King and Queen,
Hon. WILLIAM II CABELL, 5th Cir.
cult.
Dinwiddie, Amelia,
Brunswick, Puwhatan,
Lunenbnrg, Chesterfield.
Notsoway,
Hon. PAUL CARRINGTON, 9th Cir
cult.
Mecklenburg, Henry,
Charlotte, Patrick,
Halifax, Franklin.
Pittsyivania,
Hon. EDMUND WINSTON. 9Th Circuit.
Campbell, Cumherland,
Bedford. Fluvanna,
Buckingham, Louisa.
Prince Edward,
Hon ARCHIBALD STUART, 9Th. Cir
cult.
Bath, Amherst,
Rockbridge, Nelson,
Augusta, A bemarle.
Hon. HUGH HOLMES, 9Th Circuit.
Culpcper, PeDdleton,
Madison, Hsrdy,
Orange, Shenandoah.
Rock ingham,
Hon. ROBERT WHITE, 1oth Circuit.
Loudon, Berkeley,
uquler, Hampshire,
Jefferson, Frederick
Hon. HUGH NELSON, 18th Circuit.
Brooke, Harrison,
Ohio, Randolph,
Wood, Mouongalia.
Hon JOHN Coulter, 18th Circuit.
Bo.etourt, Nenawha,
Monroe, ~ isca,
Gr,cn Briar, Gael.
Hon. WILLIAM R2OCKFNBROUGI,
15tn Circuit.
Grayson, Trzegell,
w ashington, Giles,
lee, Montgomery,
Russell, Wythe.
ExtrAct from he Journal,
APPoIS rMENTs az THE GENERAL AS
sEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
Col. James breckenridge, Brigadier Gen.
eral, Vice Andrew Moore, Esq. appointed
Major General.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-17

hereby g-antel, with all the provisions of
the &c; 70 which this is supple nent.
j. h. VARNU VI,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
'iEO CLINTON. :
Vice-Pres'dent of the United States, and
,President of the Senate,
January 10, 1909.
ArPRovED,
TIL. JEFFERSON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-17

len barrels of Corn, FIVE Horses, one GIG
and Harness, few Hogs and ali his house
mold and XII chen Furniture, consisting Of
three Feather beds, mahogany Tables, SC.
together with the plantation utensils The
e rms OF sale viii be made known on the
DAY OF sale. At the me time aud place.
several valuable Negroes will be hired for
TINS year, amongst which are a very good
mn wr'sht,-at the same time, any person
who has claims against the estate viii
make them known, and all persons who
are Indebted to The estate are reonsted to
cone forward ana make p,yment.
James FIRE, admir-.
February IS, 1909.
N. d. At the same time WILL BE
RENTED, one moie'y of a valuable GRIST
MILL, on Powhite creek.
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(By Authority.)

An act to revive and continue in force for
further time, the krst section of the act
entitled SC An act further to protect the
commerce and seamen of the United
States, against the Baroary powers.
BE 10 enuctcd by she Senate and House
of Refiresenlqtiues of the United sfates
of .fmerica in Congress assembled, That
SO much of the act, passed on the twenty
first day of March, one thousand eight
hundred and four, entitled "An act further
to protect the commerce and seamen of the
United States against the Barbary pow
ers," as is contained in the frst section of
the said act, and which was revived aud
continued in force for the time therein
mentioned, by an act entitled b" An act TO
revive and continue in force, for further
time, the FIRST section of the act entitled
4" An act further TO protect the commerce
and seamen of the United States, against
the i5arbary powers" passed the nineteenth
d'y of January, one Thousand eight hundred
and eight,) be and the Same hereby IS re-.
lived and continued III force, un,i the 6rst
day of January, one Thousand eight hun
dred and ten Provided however, That
the additional duty laid by the said section,
shall be collected on all such goods, wares
and merchandise, liable to- pay the same,
as shall have been imported previous TO
that day.
]. B. VARNUM,
Speaker of the House 81 X present atives.
GEO: CLINTON,
yice-Pres dent of the United St ,tes aud
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-17

DIED, On "Wednesday last, Mr.. WI.
LIAM rALNAN, of New Kent coun y, in
the ssh year Of his age. ~