Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-27

States az the President OF the United States shall
think proper.to just, faithful and impartial
appraisal OF all goods, wares, and merchandise as
aforesaid imported into the United States ardiu
ana proper entries oil such actual value thereof,
and OK the square yards, parcels or other quanti-
ties thereof, as the may require and OF such
actual value OF every Of them: And it shall be the
duty oil the Secretary of the Treasury repo,, all
such su'es and regulations, with the reasons there
Tor, TO the thenneNt Session Of Congress.
ANDREW STEVENSON,
Speaker OF the III. OF Representatives
SAMUEL SMITH,
President OF the Senate, pro tempore
May 10Th, 1929: Approved:
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
AN ACT making appropriations for the improve
nent OF certain Harbors the completion of the
Cumberland Road, to GAINESVILLE the securing
OF the Light House on the Brandywine Shoaf;
and the making Of surveys.
BE u enacted 0y The Senate s. House ofReprc-
scnfatces 81 The q. Saes Of -3mericG, ia Con-
srfss assembled, That the following sums be, and
the same are hereby, appropriated, to wit:
For the completion OF the Cumberland Road,
continued to GAINESVILLE, i'm the state of Ohio one
hundred and seventy five thousand dollars; which
said sum oil money shall be replaced out of the fund
reserved Tor laying out and making roads, under the
direction OF Congress, by tho several acts passed
Tor the admission OF the States of Ohio, Indiana
| illinois, and Missouri into the Union on an equal
footing with the original States.
To complete the removal of obstruction at tha
mouth OF Grand River, in the State OF Ohio, nine
Thousand one hundred and thirty five dollars and
eleven cents
To complete the removal Of obs.ructions NJ fbe
| mouth of Huron River in the State of Ohio four
thousand four hundred s. thirteen dollars and mir
ty-tive cents
To complete the erection of piers at the mo,itl,
oil DunSirk harbor, in the state OF New York, six
thousand dollars.
To complete the construction OF the road from
| Detroit TO Maumce, ttve thousand nine hundre,s
dollars.
To continue the road from Detroit to Chicago. ~,
for as the boundary line Of the Stale of Indiana,
! eight thousand dollars.
To pay balance due the Commissioners for Law
ing out a roa0 from Detroit 10 Saganaw river aud
bay, and road from Detroit TO Fort Gratiol in tho
| territory OF Michigan, three hundred and two dol
lars and sixty nine
To complete the building of two piers at the
MOUTH i Oswego harbor, III the State OF New York
authorized by an act OF Congress, approved tho
twentieth Of March last, entitled An act to al-
thoriZe the improving OF certain arbors, the build
ing OF piers, and for other purposes, nine thousand
tive hundred and eighty three dollars and thirty
nine cents.
| For deepening the channel of entrance into the,
farbor OF Presquc isle, SIX thousand two hundred
and twenty three dollars and eighteen cents.
For completing the removal of Instructions N.
:he mouth of Ashtabula Creek, Ohio, two thousand
lour hundred and three dollars and fifty cents
FOR completing The removal of distractions at
the mouth OF Cunningham creek, OHIO, one thou
sand five hundred and seventy dollars and seventy
sis cents.
For removing distractions 70 the navigation OF
the kennebec river, at Lovejoy's Narrows, by re-
moving the half tide and other rocks, i'm addition
70 the appropriation OF last session. three thousand
five hundred dollars.
For preserving and securing the Light hous,.
on the Brandywine Shoal, i'll the Bay of Dele
ware, ten thousand dollars.
10" detraying The expenses incidental 10 max
! ing examinations and surveys under the act oi
SUN April, eighteen hundred and twenty four,
thirty thousand dollars: P,opi6ed, That this ap-
preparation shall not be coistfued into LegisL,,
tive sanction OF any examination OF survey which
shall not be deemed of rational importance, and
within the provisions of the aforesaid act of the
thirtieth APii, one thousand eight hundred and
| tw cnty four.
TO complete pier adjacent TO pier a. BuGaJo,
IN the State oi New York, thirty tour thousand
| two hundred and six dollars
| Approved: May l9h, 1929.
The Coalition presses state Chat Mr. Clays pfy-
s'cians recommend travelling and change Of ain
tor the benefit OF his health. Ii is thought thai
a few dinners and speeches would have a goot
tendency 10 throw of some of the bile, which 10
SAID to trouble him greay-we believe il is alto
geiher billions conPlJin-itis quite evident that
the experiment nj Baltimore has afforded some re.
| lief. 1t is hin'sd that journey TO Kentucky be-
fore the Governors election in tat state, is ahsc,
| imely Indispensable.
1t is rumoured that other members OF tf,c
cabinet are conlPIGiting doubt the air OF
| New Jersey, and Bedford springs will be recon-
mendcd by their physicians, as being very sa!u-
Drious, particularly alter Congress rises. The Pres
ident aud his Secretary of State having both in.
structed the Baltimoreans ia their duty his ma
Jesty's subjects, IN other parts of his Empire have
q right TO expect ia the course of tbs ensuing.
summer, some demonstrations i'll their favor.
Flash. Tel
| n Mr.. Clay has left Philadclpl,ia. and the z.
dans men IN Baltimore have avdiIed themselves
OF the occasion to invite him to political dinner
and nc has consented TO remain there 20 meet a, 1
8 who wish 4, sec him" Mr.. Clay SAYS that tte
eminent faculty he has consulted, assure him tia.
a 'teniPOrdTy abstraction from business and 1r-
erc'se,' viii cure hiUi--4hcLH! .1hcini \ shallow
excuse to go eicctonscring in Kentucky and that,
I TIC PLAIN truth. Every man OF the coalition will
scainper from his post the errand and that
/ Is TIC determination for carrying the camp1igr,
tie ensuing sumrncr. The people should insis,
upon il that their public servants 81 ouid attend 4,
| their duties, aud uot scouF tho country 90 mag
incu's votes ana opinions. IN T. Eng
DEPORCEO SLAVES.
WhsutTGroN, May 20.-Tho Board Of Cam
lnisSioners under the Client Treaty and sutseoucns
Conventions concerning Dcported Slaves is still jr
session IN els city. II is expected we learn tbar
they will adjudcaic, during this term all the cases
| which have been submitted to their determination
| lhcy VIII meet again, at subscuuen nj period
and finally act on all the claims. There are We
understand number Of claims on the t,eGuitive,
list, which have not been dockc ted, and which Mt
the nest tern. viii be wholly excluded unless
! previously attended 10. We learn that great
many deporicd slaves lave been los, to the owners
\ by tue iduurc tohaye them placed tie definityo
! The average value Gnotoed for zach Slave Dc.
ported, is as follows:
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