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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25

YnURaI ANT 10 two DEGREES OF the Superior
- Court Of Chancety, Tor the LvnChbiug
Dlsuic Icndcrcdtlr illst ON the 18Th day fOan-
bel 1870, the SECOND ON thc 10Th day Of Octo-
bcr 1927, in The cause al Panneli vs.. Medley.
I he undersigned maI shnl oil the said court viii
sell NJ public auction. inr cash. 1T llalifay Count
House, on the iouIth Monday IA Narch. 1929, n
bouse aud lot ia the town oi Aarsrics.
L A HOLE OMBE, NJ
Feb, 81. tlNtdsBJ
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25

Mmbidn Syrup, VINE Lcad, dry
and IN oil, ~ all 0fhcr Coi0yS
EnnE SUBSCRIBER has this day received
4 hom Pans lew dozen Of the celebrated
LEROY Medicine and the celeblalod Leroy Numi
fnrgntivr, together with othor Pans Remedies
He has nsorocyiytd lntge supply OF j. Al
bliPhls Columbian syrup. directly from Mi.
Albright, ~ whose lowest ptItos he will sell the
Sstnp. either by Wholesale on rctah. Tie has
eIsotccc,vcd very huge supply Of hlte Lead,
DR., aud IN ull.--loeelhef With a very general rs
softmrnt of all pibc, Golois dry and ~ oll.--
All which viii be sold ut the very lowest p,ices.
Howell DAVIES.
Feb "a 1877
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25

..,,,et Of n letter dated Nlatanzas Jan. 3ofh 10
49,. Editor OF thr New York Daily Advertiser
81. The q : mp Erie is az this place. She
..t Pensacola IN great haste on the ioth nst
-I,cy Nesf. having hcard that a slave ship
as,n On shore there Ga her reaching t6afpari
,te 2tst. il proved that the SLAYER had been
''.,c1,, p,,rsncd h, an English sloop Of war.
"a t,tling size had no other resources. ran for
49,. Florida Reef. She had 700 slaves on board
.,,d a iarre quantity Of gold dust and ivory
-r,, ,,oekers brought them 10 h- Key aud de-
I'D them % the collectors, who, having no
~ IN secure thou, allowed them toroVe around
90 Tlaad On the night ofthc Goth the Cap.
.,in of The slave ship took 400 Of them, and all
A;s cold dust IN pand a vessel that was wing
.A.re aud sniled fol Havana. lie arrived sale
~ the following morning, and thar day put his
Lave, in market and sold them. The remain
;,, 2pO are TO be sent for.--lhev are men, wo-
non. aud children some families consisting Of
t-,tber. mother brothers and sisters, entirely m
.ed with the exception of small piece ofblan-
let tied AROUND their waist
They have the appea anc" Of wild mon When
.,n approach they walk off ms if afraid. but no
nersnn can converse with them, not being &C.
,u,,ntea with their language. The island IL
n,rfcct barren nj white sand
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25

MARRIED., on "wednesday the 2orh lust by
the Rev, Edward Cannon Capt. WILLIAM
MONROE. OF All cmarlc. 10 Miss MANY ANN.
eldest daughter of Nj Benjamin licrscy ot Am.
hpT4t
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25

Il HE OFFICIAL LIST of the Drawing Of
tie New York Consolldaitd Lottery 2nd
Glass, 100 Dollars Highcsl f,ige viii be re
eeiycd nj ALIENS Office
Lynchburg
Ia morrow evening. Price 96
Feb rs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25
IllLMI.

Whole iclets ! 10 Qnaitrrs ~ 80
Halves . kiPhths 70
A lew choice aud " ell selected numbers n
the above ,plcudid 5,bcue mny be had Al Tor.
ha's abodc
a. Ord.rs by mail enclosing the Cash o.
Prizc 1ickcts, thankfully received aud prompt.
y attended 10, II sddfrssed 10
ADRIAN X. NORTH
Feb u LnChbup, Va
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25

Yfsides many smaller capitals all OF which Wi.
h. distributed da1 atiu lo-Wo1ro1e, the drawing
Iakcs plnce ~ Kohulond Delay not 10 call
and sr,atc a chance, by investing thrRrnall SUN
Of 4lOat ALIENS Office
Lynchburg,
you may get either Of the above Capitrls. Tie
Cash is feady and III be paid al sight for a |
pr,res. kccolleot aud call AZ HEAD QUAR-
TIERS. s L M. ALLEN co.
Feb. %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25

YnfAYlNG declined the practice OF Law inthe
Il country Mtssrs. Calnhili Minis IL John
T. sale, Esqrs. viii intend 10 my unfinished bu.
sincss JOHN I LEFTWlCH.
Feb %. lt+
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25
Dune Fortunes C0ntession

confess have 'oftuf'd The folks,
BY sending them numerous btanks,
They wee always intended rs jokes,
| oncn indulge in such pranks
I've WnmP'd them in deepest despair,
BY attempting this innocent fun
With the deepest regret declare.
such cuttings ~ failure III dun.
ON Wednesday ia Rchmond's tnm'd city,
1hc Dismal swamp Lottery draws
feel Tor the world so much pity,
Lucky numbcfs IN place IN then Pa,c'.
u HHcH's immediately hop,
Oh do not again think me funny
7 truly fortunate shop
Callthcle iryou lga7lt any money.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25

,.o-;ss formerly 10 iora Byron. i also n pr.
-. rn.tafiv. Mr., Miller So shom II nns
t'I,,,,s na,ehasrd IT At auc'iop sius Yesani
n, II NJ hive brought with ihrm iwo
III bnys. IN ihrif native costume. They are
l,...l, ,oI Intelligent Their mothers gave
'..,, 10 the gentlemen above neo'inned.
'"'"' IN L. Com. ddr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25
Nov o.

u PPLHS AND CIDER ! have slill on
~ baud quantity OF tie best Grated Ap
rle-trets thai are IN TIE State, which may behad
for low price Also. some Burgamot Pear
fIecs. all full large for planting.
WIN. KING
Mar Campbell {. II. Feb. 81. l.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25

~ The anniversary of Ua'bHg'or's Birth
dnV was celebrated III thus place ou Friday last
by salueS at day break noon and evening --ht a
parade Of the Artillery comphnv--and At night
bv n splendid Ball NJ tie Washington Hotel
He who " was FIRST IN val. first IN pracn aud
FIRST in INC hearts Of his connttymen" should 1T
yer he ioteotlen--and vet, th'our bout the L
mon, how hcaIiless and vapid will have been
the celebration Of the natal day OF the greatest
man that ever " lived IN the tide Of timcs.' when
compared with the loud hu2zas, VII" laundering
cannon the festive bonrds, the insane rnthu>i.
assn which accompanied the celebrations OF the
9Th of January Such Is the difference be
tween the illusions OF gratitude and reverence,
and the madness of party spli
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25
DEATH OF MIR CLINTON

This great mau sleeps with MS fathers Gut
OF surrounded by ms family. without any pre-
vipus warning, and at a num,nt when lar WIS
apparently IN tue enjoyment OF excellent
health his dclIb Is ealod.ued % produce q deep
sensation in the public mind Looking forward.
too rs he was, and with just expectation OF
success, to the highest office the world offers 10
the honest ambition ui MAN, we must be muir
deeply Impressed llnn ever with the vanity and
emptiness of worldly honOrs.--Can they who
are now struggling ion tnc prihc Of empire,
y who resort to dIsPrncrnl N cans 10 obtain then
end, listen 10 the circumstance Of Mr. Cn-
tons death and mol feel humhled and lehnkth 7
such, TOO, must hc heir faif--the fate oiHll who
/ are now " struting their hrici hour on the
smpr,' hls with future hope, aud dalzled hy
,hr spIrndoi Of thc career which th,u uuaqIna-
nous picture before them. Inc scylhe Of Time
j may cut them of nleo, ere ihcir nuliCil ntlons
are grathed aud show their partisans That
they have lHborcd md toiled IN VAN But
thcrrit a soothing reflection lrii 10 those who
| pursue honest ends bv honcH means. HE
grave, which shelters them from ohluq"y, opens
the eyes Of the word 10 Their merit, & to the IN
jus zee with " lich they hnvc been too frequently
visitrd, Wy pn'k tools tur party purposes il
lhe blow had fallen on other men whom Ne could
name, aud WHO have long been the victims al
| pr rseCuting intolerance, how would the hoHeS
ofthe opposing party leel Would not a sens
ofthc injustice OF their structures weigh them
down to the earth Many VINO NOW cnloeize
the memory of Clinton We can we'll recolleet,
were once foremost IN denounclng him; and
would have been SO 10 his lying day fHt had IL.
ierfercd win thcir WISHES and designs Aldo
We know that in the ereal question, now pend
ing bciole the American people Gov. Cluton
! was against us no one mole regrets his sudden
death than We do.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25

Bedford 1nityHksaH COMMITTEE.
A meeting Of the Antl-1aokson Committee OF
Vigilance and Correspondence is invited Mt the
House of Col Armislead Oley, in Liberty. on
the fourth Monday IA. February. nj o'clock on
business Of importance. A foil meeting "a desl.
rable One ofthe CoDuHttt.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25
10 be dlaNn next Saturday

Virginia state Navigation LoucIy, Mob
For the New Year.
SPLENDID 5CHENE.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25
THE NIRGi\lAN,
Bedford AnG.JRason COMMITTEE.

LYNCHBCRG, FEBRUARY 20. ls2s-
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-06
BALM OF COlUMRyA
A. T. II, WILSON
No. S, West High suee,, Wilm;nptor

No. S, West High suee,, Wilmington.
AVE been appointed sole Agents in the State ofDa
ware, for the sale Of OMdge's Chemical Hol. nI
ambia which is extracted from tree found in th "a :.
America The Balm is improved in color, strrnc,h ~.
pe,umc, and its grand capillary virtues are az t" s
One bottle price 50 cents, prevents the hair ton s
off 10 48 hours from its first application or causes
growth of whiskers in few weeks. bottle M. NV
cents, will not only stop the hair from falling off, Lu, EI
wise in three weeks causes growth to atpe.r 'a
at FL, gives in general good head Of hair to a
person. jug
itpreventsthe hair from turning gray and makes
beautifully, look bright and glossy, and ii few anr.
tons frees it from scuri and entirely enoves
aches. '"'a0
Copies Of certificates will be shown by The vende, g..
gentlemen who, after being bald number Of y.as
received new growth OF hair. D"e
The sgners characters supported by Ills B,,,,,,
N1ajes,ys Consul, Philadelphia, who thereto has
his seal and the royal arms of Great Britain; also ,h
and other Magistrates Of Philadelphia, who were nesn
y acquainted with the sgners have certified to r l.
respeciability, and have likewise pr2fxed their seals
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-06
TO .NELEERS AND
MANUFACTURERS.

MANLFAII Y KFRN.
fEtHE Undersigned Committee, ppoted 5y the Borough
Il Council, vii Saled Proposals until the 26th
day Of June neyt, for renting the MILL belonging the
Borough Of Wilmington for any term moi exceeding ten
Yeas, subject to the incumbrance o. pumping supply
Of water for the use Of SAID Borough.
he above property offers particular advantages, ii
/. stua ed on the Brandywne and has 1T tine FIRST
water rghs The building is and spacious and
sels of considerable draft Of water lay along side
.be Mill JOSEPH GRUBB
MAliLON BELTS,
Committee.
Wilmington, May "a, 1928. 3s-lot
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-06
NEW BOOKS.

History Of the Life and Voyages of Christopher Co.
lumbus Fly Washington irving, vols. vo.
Sure Methods Of improving Health and Prolonging life
by Physician.
C7oys New Interpretation ofhe Apocalypse Of St John
The French Cook. BY l.. Ude, formerly Cook to
Loe XIV and Steward TO his late royal hghneas the Duke
ofspogk,
Dictionary Of sclec; ami Popular Quotations. A new and
imp owed edition. /"
Tales and Selections from the English Souvenirs for 1928
Mslcolu's Sketches of Persia
nnnalan, g vols by the autaor OF Decision, &c.
Herbert Lacy , vols.
Blue Stocking Hall, in volumes
The orren's aud he o'F!ahery's; National Tale
vols by Lady Morgan.
Nothing, by Nobody; vol. Yes and No. g vols
Filtration; Novel vols.
Tales of a Grandfather, 2 vols. BY Waller Scott
c,ril Tho ntoa, 3vols. DE We're 8 vols Red Rover,
2vos Hops Leslie, vols, Elizabeth de Bruce, 2 vols
Vivian Grey: 3 vols. hey to the Vivian Grey.
Also~-sn assormen, Of FAMILY BIBLES, which will,
be sold at very reduced prices
For sale above, Episcopal Prayer Books with the New
Hymns Catholic Prayer Books Presbyterian, Methodist
and Baptist LYNN Books and The Catechsms Of all these
Churches
fresh supply Of neat and cheap edition of The Chris
tian's Patterns from the Latin of Thomas Kempis; by
the Rev John Wesley.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-06
A Valuable Farm for Sale

w ilhlN one mile of Wilmington. on the philadeph,a
d;t, rnau containing about hundred and
cedar fence. 'u'' which are under
Es 9 inere are on the premises, large substantial
5arnoarr,a~ o mouse hn,shed in modern style ia good
af bo Wa IS healthy one, and commands fine view
Ok tue "Fef delaware. For terms apply to
SAMUEL SPACKMAN
10, 81. Church Alley, Philada. or 10
Feb .e. 1925. IN o"oo5, 1,,
u Wilmington
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-06
ROOKBINlDING.

vsSHk snbsrber informs hi fri IDS and III. public gene
rally tsa he condact9 the above business in all its
branches at No. l06 shpey Street. ntrt door to the Oce
" tAe Parat aoa ready receive all orders in his line
winch VIII be executed With ,lcsnat.h Old
books rebound IN the ntatest and durable manner
Persons who receive works in numbers viii find it to Their
advantage to give him CALI when they wish them bound
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-06

THs following certificate gives the history of The intro.
;ucton of the Panacea into the PHILADELPHIA Aims House
Tpfrmary Those who read il, will be convinced that the
proprietor has feared the investigation OF the hys-
Clans, endeavored TO administer he medicine ~ secre
Il also eyinces the preudces Of the facultyhose vii
were so anxious orginsly exccde the medicine from
this institutions would neglect opportunity Of expeg
il, after it had been introduced.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-06
rNe Delaaoars Fire Insurance Compa,ty,


INCORPORATED by the Legislature OF the State OF De-
laware, with capital of one hundred thousand ooars
Ihe President and Directors receiving apphca-
tons for Insurance. their Office, No q, Shpley-seel'
Front and Second streets, against Loss oy rHe'
on every description OF Buildings general Mefchao'se
Ships ia PORT and their Cagoes; iousehoud FURNITURE,
and other personal property ALSO. aanstloss or damage
by inland rarsp ofgoods wares, merchandise and
country produce.
Terms of insurance will be favorable any ct the
Companies in the Cities of Phladcphia or Ncw-ior
Parties assured may repose the fullest confidence IN me
soidty Of its capital and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company. ..,
JonN MooDY Agent to survey property 10 be insured
for the town and vicinity of NewCase, in place OF CD
Baney, declined.
LEVI H. EVANS Agent 20 survey property to be insu
red for the town and vicinity OF Elkton.
JoHs CLOAK is Agent to survey property to be insured
for the town and vicinity of Smyrna. ,
JosErn JoNBs Agent to survey property to be insured
for the town of WestChester and vicinity.
directors.
! John Patterson, David Bush,
| Joseph Bay, VIM Chandler,
David G. Wilson, Joseph Gruhb,
Joseph c. Gilpn, Rober Porter.
| WM. SEAL, Presidenf.
| ID. RHYMES. Secretary.
Apfil 10 1926. 43-
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-06
Patent Rulipg Machine

Now in complete repai' he advertiser Is ,be +, en,I m
oraers Tor BLANK BOOKS, 10 any pattern bound in sheen
Gait, deer or Russia leather, win or without PATENr
orhiN" bAChs---he advantage of Which, once known.
(~ith the tng adl,io al cxense) shonii nce oil a.
sons to prefer them for books acoansand
ETs ruled and bound with Patent SpKrse B,cs and nrs
siA BANDS, with rive,s, IN better al for less
piice, than any ever heretofore done il, ~, state
orders from distance promptly attended, 10
Wilmington. April Is, 1928 aG2eoro
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-06
SCHOOL BOOKS.

hri,hmetics English Readers seqnes, Spelling Books
Biographies Bibles, Tesaments, States, cphering and
Copy BOOKS, Writing and Letter Paper &c. for sale at
H. Wilson's Book and Stationery Store, No s. West High
tree.s at reduced prices.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-06
ESlis SALE

AT a. e.a WILSON'S BOCK sTORf.
j--e'sE SEQ i3i EXiLES, rendered INTO Prose from
SIR Walker 3cot's Lady of the Lake Py o Lady Of
YsIadslpha. / vol ls mo. Price 50 cts.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-06
4 NEW avn CHEAP
RETAIL ARD WHOLESALE
GROCERY STORE,

AJOW opened by the subscriber, the North East co
IN ner of Market ard HIGH Sreets,where may be haa
the lowest prices, the following articles with al
others kept at any establishment OF similar character
Sugars, Coffee Teas Life Of man, Perfect love,
Pepper, Asrce, Cloves Nut Cinnamon peppermint anu
megs Anniseed Cordias
Mustard, Ginger, Bengal and Sugar House Molasses
Spanish Indigo West India do.
Chocolate, OF 1st and 81 quail Winter strand Oil
ity Snmmer do. do.
Sweet Oil, in Bottles and Common do.
Flasks Coarse Salt
Rhode Island Pine Apple and Ground do.
Sap Sage Cheese Fine do
Couiac Brandy and Holland Mackcre No. /, and in
Gin Barrels aud Hal! Barrels
Jamaica Spirits and American Rice and Barley
Drarty Aimo IDS and itaisins
" East Rum and American Spermaceti, Mould and COM
Gin mon Can,es-wth al as
Madeira and Port Wine sort OF }rooms Brush-
| 0sbun and ieneiltft Wine &c. &c.
Sherr, and Maaga ne
b. Country produce taken on com
nilsson ..,hNfh.
Wilnirrtor - 3l-3n
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-06
BOOk-k EhPING.

Hitchcock's New Method of bookkeeping, acconTs, w.,
ed with Key, for sale by A. & II. Wilson, No. .
High street, Wilmington.
For SAFE as above, -.
Grimshaw's Histories of U S,aes England, home, ss
Greece with Questions adapted to each Of .en. ;h
dch's Navigator. Srnileys Geography and A'aSi WIZ
variety OF Biographies by other authors. e..,,oner
fresh supply Of Bristol Board Fancy Papers ~ r
Engravngs Prints for Scrap Books and var.ey ysna d
cy Articles; all of which will be sold tor very ''''
vance cost.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-06
REMOVAL.
A. & I'll. Wilson
HAvE REMOVED THEIR

Book Store and Circulating Library
10 No. S. tFest High 81, souh side If hs Ubptr .orke
AMI 4h TaE cJHNEn sTnEEr.
THVHEY their thanks for the liberal share OF
they have received and viii be grateful for canna
ance Of The iavors Of the public
They olsr TO sale, al the most rsdu.r5 prices general
sasortrnen of school Books and Stationery, and variety
3f Fancy Articles
Blank BOOKS Ruled and Bound to nny pattern.
FAMILY BIBLES
Very cheap Day Books; Legers Cpherng, Copy,
Menrrsndum and Pass Books; Writing and Letter Paper
Fent Lined do Care. aud Comlys Gramnas; Comfy S
Spelling Books Parchment; Bannet Board Bandb0x
Board Psye- books OF the Catholic and Episcopal Church
es; Mc,Lodst and Baptist flynn books Catechsns Of the
saiious Churches: States. Ink powder. Gold and Silver
p4-r Embossed and Fancy papers, &c.
vzr'ey Of books in different departments of g.tera.
e15s III will be sold for less than halt tie pubica.
10 f-.s
- 10. On. March 26, 1928
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-06

Tor the cure Of scr2fuic, or Kings Era, Ulcers,
Nheamntism, Syphilitic, Nercnriat aud L'rrr
C,onpiaiats, and most DISEASES arising in detii-
stated constitutions, or from an impure state Of
the Blood, &c. &c.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
LONE DAY LATER From EUROPE

The packet ship Henry at New Yoro
brings advices from Havre to the 18th an
Paris papers to the 10Th ult. both inclusive
These papers, we learn from the New
York American, contain accounts fro
odessa, that Russia had declared War
against Turkey; and in that of the 18th
there is an article, dated Bucharest, 26ti
March, which states that report prevail
ed there that division of Russian troops
had crossed the Danube, near REM, and
taken possession of several Turkish yes
sels-among which was one loaded with
provisions for the fortresses on the Danube
and afterwards e-crossed the river.
As it now seems to be ascertained be-
yond doubt. that the Russian armies will
pass the Pruth, and as the tone of the TO
reign Journals leads us to suppose that this
occupation of the two Principalities will
be made with the concurrence Of the
Allies; the next point of movement is. to
what extent is Russia to proceed without
being understood to violate her understand
ing of the Treaty of the 9th of July!
We have learned from a source at Wash
ington which we consider authentic, that
it is within the contemplation Of the par
ties to that treaty, that Russia should cross
the Danube, and bring Turkey to reason
by dispensing her forts in that quarter il
Russia, in the event of success, should
keep her faith to herallies by seeking no
accession of territory, we presume she is
to be rewarded by retaining the Pnncl-
palities, and the acquisition Of commercial
and other privileges. Her prevalence III
the contest would expose her moderation
in so delicate a test, that it is no wonder
the French ministry proposes a loan, in or
der to be ready to meet all contingencies.
Bait. I'm.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28

country where the sans may have been
originally mau1t mred or produced: lind
further, That the penalty of fifty per CEN
sum, imposed by the thirteenth section of
the act, entitled AN act supplementary
Co, aud TO amend, the act, entitled AN
act to regulate the collection Of duties on
imports and tonnage, passed the second
day Of March, one thousand seven hun
dred and umety-nme, and for other parpO-
SEES, 3 approved March FIRST, one thousand
eight hundred and twenty three, Shall not
be deemed toappIy or attach to any goods.
wares, or merchandise. which shall be sub
Jest TO the additional duty offfty per cen
mm, as aforesaid, imposed by this section
of this act.
Sec. 10 .4nd5e It further enacted, That
1t shall be the duty of the Secretary
of the Treasury. under the direction
of the President of the United States,
from time 70 time, to establish such
rules aud regulations, not inconsistent
with the laws of the United States, as the
President of the United States shallthink
proper 20 secure a lust, faithful and I'M
partial appraisal Of all goods, wares and
merchandise, as aforesaid, imported into
the United States. and Just and proper en-
tres of such actual value thereof, and of
the square yards, parcels, or other guam
titles thereof, as the case may require, and
such actual value Of every of them: And
itshall be the duty of the Secretary of the
Treasury to report all such rules and reg
uLatons, with the reasons therefor, to the
then next session of Congress.