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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
RENEDY FOX HE LOCK JAW.

We are informed b, a friend that sure pre-
venlivr against this terrible disease Is, 'ake
some strong soap, aud mix IT with a sIfhctnt
d ,ia,,ty ri putSeuz Il chalk, so As 10 make II
Of the consl,ienCe oil buck wheat bstcr-pnt II
,nfa cloth or small bag aud apply II IN tho
woanI-iSeep tie chalk mois,enej with lraSh
supt,ly IT soap uuii the wound begins to dis
eu4fgs, and ihs patient receives relief. Our
friend satedto rs, and implrait Confluence may
a. pnt.in what ma saws, that he has known
where tins rrmedy has been successfully appl-
81 SO supple sGa so Va,psole "A rem-dy, WITH
IN the reach Of every person, unsh' 70 he nni.
y,i,alI, known Bo5 Trans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

Tie editor OF the ChambersOurg Republican.
ssys that he was in company with gentleman
I'm Wednesday last, direct from HALIFAX, who
stated that he witnessed the trial OF Henry
liamblps, captain of the Lady Shrrbroke, from
Londonderry, wrecked near Cape Ray, on the
lsh uit. by which 273 persons lost their lives.
Capt CANDLES was Convicted OF witnlly wreck
ing The ship to get the Insurance, and sentence
10 be hung, alter which he conlessed the JUS
nee Of the punishment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
EDUCATION.
NO'IiCE.

A IL persons hnying claims against 'he sub
IA scriber nrs hereby notified 20 bf ing than
IN, forth with. for adjustment, aud oil who are
indebted 10 him, are festeeiiuily requested 10
make inmedinie pay neni, ~ be ~ about iesv-
tne tho plece.-Ds may b. iayni at the siore
OF Mr.. &. Poe aln'oa .ny hovr OF tho day.
S. AYRES.
N.BI heve leG with Mr. Poe. The remaiu-
de1 afmy 81 OK Of VINES and Liquors, which
are very auper'or, aud viii be sold remarkably
Inv. d n
Sept. IL. lila
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
SUPERSTITION.

II is worthy OF remsrA that those who are
least uu5er the influence oil pure religion, are
by TAR the most apt TO be supersll,ous. The
u.sn who has dared and DE- fed the warning 5
ant the power of the Deity, will trembe at
tue falling OF meteor or the ligbt Of a isven.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

A Mp # Mai,imony has been polished
in Boston, ~ which the Qnicksands of e. nsnfc
Cape Conr'shp, Point Proposal, Po'o' Pm
Moaey, Isle oil Envy, Vsa Of Glsdneso. Lake
offrrs.nis, aud all the dangerous qn Ichsands,
Ell ais reefs, &c. are SAID to be accurately
lid down. A Boston paper recommends
iafs ,.op as highly useful TO sicg gle gentlemen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

More Correspondence. The Albany Advert
ser SAYS II Col. Igwsons correspondence
with Mr.. Eaton secs the light, the public will
know in full what they now know ony in part
-Weare some"hat fatiguad with tue long
documents 10 which this day Of controversy
has given birth but we have a curiosity to see
the corr espondenee between Maj. Eaton aud
Col. TowsDn. OF which we have heard good
deal, and we hope it will I've gwen To the public,
II forms one Of the most important chapters WE
doubt no, ia the history OF the explosion oil
=" The Republican party
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
NJ" EATONiS APPEAL,

we com neuoe, this morning, the publica-
ton ofihis long, but interesting document. So
far as sly is concerned, il is infinitely sBpe-
/ ior TO any thing that has heretofore proceeded
from Maj. EaIou's pen though we OCCASION
ally meet with hose glarihe blemishes witch
di.6sute ali his productions, auI winch render
il impossible to doubt that he is tue iona fde
author OF the Appeal.
Bot the mailer is more important than The
style. Il shows. by s'r"ng erPsntnp,lve esi-
dence--amosr too strong to admit ofa doubt
that from the FIRST moment OF Gen. lacks on's
Inauguration, some OF The Individuals whom he
had selected as his coniiie CoBnselors,
we're prepared 10 take advantage of his imbec,l-
iiy of intellect TO adynace great poitiiCai in
frigue, having for lis objecl-ti0t The elevation
o[ Martin Van Buren, to the Presidency
no: the i" Greh Magician was fatly beaten
at has own game, aud with his own enrds-bn'
the election of john c. Calhoun, rs the success
sor OF Ger Jackson in 1893 nor can IL be rea-
sonably questioned that Mr. Calhoun aimse II
STOOD behuId the cutlaih, and worked the wires,
Aud this intrigue did not cease 10 operate, uo,il
the Cabinet was dissolved. With its di.soo-
iioa, ended MI Col onn's hopes, 20 far a. tney
were deTtnoe"' on government patronage
a"a me" ne hna "'s "'c""' "eB"" 70 "s'' "''
lhelr DIV" "'e'' - enu ~ uiso'oSc '"""'us "'e
1'''i ""s'""''' WHOSE 'o""''"'' '"'y """
50 s'"sN' ""''''' '''A'
""'e" ~ ''' ~ '''''0
phi, 1881, Than 'hey han IN January lo"o--
aud whighihey never would have man'ies'ed,
had he permitted them TO remain IN office
which they seem to have loved more than their
honor g. thereby enabled them oexerI their Of
! fetal nhuence in favor Of their lsGdef--e man,
nt whose talents ms country might tie J"s'ly
prond' were 'hfy not a'iieo I" a" ann w"
which had " rather feisn III tcii s"an serve Ia
lea ven.'
Whe,her this intrigue, MS Mai Eaton alleges
was the real cause of the dissolution Of the
Cabinet, il is not now Necessary to enquire
We do not believe it was because The main
facts going 10 prove the existence OF the IN
'r'sue' ere "fr''e'' not rom circumstance
SHOWN a"'eceoehhy 10 mo o'ss"'"''o"' on'
NV" '''',os''eS N"''" UNIV grow" o'' u '""'
- SUI "e"e''' '""' 'i'e "''' ''e' M
-,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
$4,000 xIIeHnsT PRIZE.
NO BLANKS.
MODE OF DRAWING.

The 81 600 TICKETS n,e numbered from 10
81 900 iactHipe. On the day Of drar'ng HE
,oho,e of he numbers WH be PIT into one
,oheei, and all he prizes Orsr 81 into anoiher
,ohett-thenMe umbers0nd pyiscswtab be drowp
alternately, Grst The number aud neIt NE PRISE,
until alt The prizes oUe 81 nre drdwn. Tie
81. h0U numJers Tint remain andra ,on, niH Ne
entitled 10 80 eaoh No ticket phich shall hare
draun n Prise ofn superior Denominations can
be entitled 10 an iufrior pfiS. --PfiEes payabte
IN cash f,riy days after HE dra@ing. SUBJECT 10
The usual deduction ofGtieen per eent.
Tickets $4-iaires PCS. l.
For sale at " dRD OtfICE.
al orders from he Country, enclosing cash,
or prise tickets Wa be thankfully rece'oed aud
promptly aitsadtdto, Jadiressed 10
q W.iRD, Lynch. Ia,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

Curious D0cument. - late London paper
says, the Ministers nave at this moment in
their possession a list OF 800 individuals, in
or asar London, whose private fortunes would
pay off the national debt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

NJ A meeting efthe Temperance Society
will be hrld AT Lamb's neeling.hOls-. ,h- se-
cond Saturday IN October neat. beng the Sin
day oil that month, on which ocGhsiun DIS
course will be delivered by the key. Nlcho las
G. kaber. Aud, on the Sabbath following,
me same gentleman will prescn SERMON At
he -aidt place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

NJ TasUeH--rhis gentleman, we learn,
has been requeste! 10 appear as counsel, a
gainst the government, in the suit on ths Gus
courthouse, bond, which IS shortly 10 be tried
in Charleston , and ia his answer. II is said,
thai he regrets that he is unable TO GO on,
though his aid would have heen cheertuly
afforded he could have consented again ia
sppear at The bar, from which he has some
time uhhi,awo If this he 81, we hope and
believe that Mr.. TazYelPs official career, IA a
Virginia Senator, will expire with his present
er had any confidence, ani we have sill less
ow that he has thus unequiyocally given bis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

mey no with iasl,es ,nsa.bsa On his mouu
meni.
TrnrsRing Ca5iusL..'-.fte N. Y Courier
oi sept. ID, announces tue ARRIVAL IA that CITY
OF Gov Cas-. Secretary Ut Wa the d.par :
,ure of Mr.. Woodbury.. Secretary of the Navy
aud the expected departure OF Mr.. Living sto n
Secretary of State. u seems that the m EN-.
beers Of al! the Cabinets uiR travel though tn,
government pt'ots generally. which, in tn
time OF ]. @. Adams, ms lie so much noise about
1t, now pr,ser ris,d silence. IN reIal1 u IL
their movements. Wonder VIA, can be ihr
reason OF this change Of tone \
~ The New York Enquirer is searching the
flies OF Stephen Simpsons odd paper. to show
hos strongly Mr.. S. Was then in favor Of Gen.
Jackson whom he nov opposes, and how deci.
detly he was then opposed to Mr. Clay. whose
election be now advocates. This Is n weak
weapon in the bands al the New YORK Enqoi-
rer; AS by reference 10 Us old files, II will be
found, that WIN Simps nnws advocating Gen.
JdeIson's election, The n. Y. Enquirer, hke ITS
Richmond name,ake, Violently aud even ,nde-
Gently opposein Snnp,on has as much righI
10 change his opiaiou. as tho Two Dennos OF
New York and Richmond. Certain IL Is, h.
cun give mucn better reasons Ion the change,
FINE FRuit.-We have received RON Mr.
John Rlcheson an Apple, called The Ga Apple
Of New York. which weighed one pound three
ounces. aud .euy ninety Gavored--a very large
one oil the Pryor kind, weighing abon, thrte N
ounces-and Peach of the " White Heath sp
cies, Weighing ounces. We understand NJ.
Rioheson has taken great pains, by gtaumg
aud inocu'ating, topropagNre large number
ol frni, trees Of these and many other valuable
and choice kinds which he will furulsh Tor
Fall OF Spring plantmp, upon moderate terms
| ~ An interesting Leiier. on the subject OF
re chnr,e,ing the u. 5 Bank. from the pm OF
the late Ell President Mouroe, will be I und on
our FIRST page.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

IL Maj. Eaton, in his Address, takes occa.
sion frequently 10 extol the virtues of his friend
the President, and 10 ehaunt the mrrIts OF bis
administration. Til, is natural. Wo cannot
exp" CT a blind man 10 pronounce with accuracy
upon the comparative beauty OF colours and
all know that nothing throws so thick a film
over tho eyes asa long cherished friendship,
cemenied by acts OF mutual kindncs.. The
Major would be I'm grateful, indeed, did he not
whea occasion oHfrs. perform the functions OF
Prose Lsurea,c 10 hi. palroa and benefactor.
We we're not surprised, therefore, that the Ma
jor sho"li tell. with quite serious ph,g, of the
"u,pnTdiieted prosperity aud happiness which
our country enjoys under Gen. J,ckson's AT.
mlnistta,IonP We had really thought that the
country was more prosperous aud happy"
during the latter period OF MIR. M,disnn's and
tue drst part Of Mr.. NonrJe's administration,
ihan il has ever been, before or sinte--B A.
subject though it seems strange 10 u, II such
he indeed the state of the country that Il should
lac period OF such angry political contest
rs TO be unSulted tor dispas sonste enqury"-ns
the Major elsewhere admits. The Nulliiyers
say, there never was "A time Of less prosperity !;
aud surely ii tranquility be an element of
happiness, W. are not blessed with much OF
the latter commodity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

~ The Funeral sermon OF the late Samuel
Clayton Esq. which was expected 10 have been
preached on Sabbath morn'ng next, = neCessa
rlly deferred, 10 some iulnIe period.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
Sales of Dry Goods at Auction,

Sales Of Dry Goods at Auction,
On Thursday The ar Of Oefo5sr, 1881.
sEAA pACkAGLs ii Fresh Ueods
oUN Cleihg and Csssinores
CssiUeii. aud Flsnn-ls
Blankets. Calieos snh Cambfies
Domestie 5heetng end 5hhung
Cambfic and Giughams
Cashmere aud Cashmere Shawls
Canton Flannrls Ptinted Rrtinets
Cucassians, Printed Qailfings
Black, brown aud fancy Marsrillts
Valencia Shswls. Cotton Hose
10 cases Fur Has
10 cases Meas and women's she's
Terms ol sde.-Sims pvHt slob, u mo nth.
oredil--uuder, cash. Noie. satisfactorily en-
duInd.
800 spanish Hides. on same terms,
JOHN CAtROLL.
Sept. % tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

81 EVERAL weeks ago, tlanrd my n1r
- mo. l6) 10 some psrson, Il have forgot
ten 10 whom. 1.-The borrower viii confer IA Ia
vor by isiurning II Immediately.
RICHARD H. TULER.
Sept. %, lsft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

A paragraph is going The round OF the pa
0er., staing thai not long since n Spanish no
bppiaa was sentenced 20 ImprisOnmeni for one
lDadoti gems aud a dny. Il is curious tact
,hat francisco oHin.1r, naive Ct q licis,
born in 1869 vas at The age OF ~, sentenced to
,ran.noita,,on for The same term !: he was ac-
tordlngly conveyed to Ceuts, IN Africa. where
bq con nuei 10 rfs,se until 1871, having 0ai-
Irsd hs sentence fee years.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
WARDS OFFICE.
ALL PRIZE LO rTERY.
WIN 4IlTIA
FREE ROAD LOTTERY,

FOURTH CLASS. for 1891.
To be drd,cH al Leesbnre, L9ui0an County, o,
Ihursiay The 23d SEPTEMBER 1881.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
JOSHUA :. FRY,
GROCER * COMMISSION rlER-
fEfANT

1EtAE1
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA..
IL AvING taken the isIge tlr P'oof Store.
I h nex, doo 10 Mesrs. OTIS, Danio l. Co.
"a NV reostying pes .h,ps foeaboh as nj |
Anaereon, from Liv-rponl. aud o her vessels
from New fvfk aud q .ton,
2uo0 sacks--A,h on's best Liverpool filed
Sail IA hlsaehed saeking,
3OO hagspritne green PurI0 Rico q Rio coffee,
- ID 10 Old Java do
do hts 81. Crox a. New Orlsans sugars,
50 bbl..-20 boses loai aud lump DO
loo sbl. msokerel, No. TOD
300 easkz cnt nails assorted szas,
80 ho,es fresh rai4ius,
lpn Nova scotia grind stones
% hhd- Urine retail ,nolasses
10000 lbs Virginia coftan yarns, No 4 IN IL.
With n variety of Other ARTICLES. eampfisipg
n large aud general assorImrnt OF C ROcE-
NTpg, which will be soid low nor cash, or
10 panctual mro ON The usual credit.
" Merchants and deal 70 are iaviied 10 call
aud eHamtn. Tor Themselves
" ie is also 10 The line Of selling TOBACCO,
hnur, &c. and will make liberal allowances GA
all cpnsignmaais.
IL lis charge for storage on -four. IL fys
ceois per bhl. aod one shilling per package. for
receiving and forwarding goods 10 upper coun-
ny merchants.
All orders Promptly attended to.
refer TO AIR Charles Is. Williams Il John J.
P"fss, l., nchburg.
klchmoni Sept. 2. ~awif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

Portland paper Contains the following a..
y si,em'et
TOP HIN !--Abs o1ded from Starhs, An
~, q u. u man ~ tn name of oinaei brow
nga;, 81 t. EVA ioity ana II y stais lug. II
IS passs.g through the co Intry dece'viag peopl
mad marrying " Jnen IL los one halt Of
his tnumh on h. right hand, AMI IDS DOWN
cast, gni y | OK. SAID Bft"nng has three
" ye.n,w living IN tnts State, dtatciy attemr-
TEL 10 OBTAIN another. Az person VINO WI
app. ehend h,D, OF gse nilor.nAi1h where he
may he hi, sh II receive -s1ffmcr 81 'hrre
narrIsg 5. Nhat bug eu.''gh t. N him u
ihe S'a e's Prs1n) nave the record oil the
tjwn Clerk. tie also gully % 1thr' crimes
sad lght to To- asr'S'ej. LbEN II II.
5lares, August 0, 1881
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
Wheat Wanted.

\NNfE WISH 10 purchase early this season,
W large quantity of WHEAT. Tor which
we viii pay CASH q, the hignea prices given
IN this Market--of give the Farmers choice ct
seyrtni othe' "ery fair Propositions Those who
have large crops, we should like TO eco before
they make engagements.
L. Il II. b. NoRYELL.
July % ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

sanehon 10 The JoSlriue Of NuiIiie hion. =
" Aiiaebsit' all parties. aud sihful Ia eoue.
may he With justice inscribed on his monu
meni.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
EDUCATIOlg.

FENlIE Winter Session Of tho subsofiber's
n school Will commence on Tuesday tho
drsi day of November nen. WIN. 8. NhiD.
Sept. !. iIs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
REVIEW
Of the Iynchbnrg Markets.

C0recfed Jpr the prgtninn by
THOMAS A. HoLCoMKE and RICHARD rYREE
Commission Merchants.
Extreme prices IF passed obac-
co, from 81 90 to 80
Inferior 10 common, 3 90 10 4 10
Common to good, 400 10 d 90
Good IL fin, 0olo 100
strips, ) 80 to 4 %
Refused Lugs. 225ro -
General sales Of common 50 50 10 4-good
aud jine 30 10 g 90.
Inspected the past week l57 hhds. passed
tobacco AZ hhds. ieiusad total 1919.
The qaantty Inspecting is huge for The sea-
SOW. aud hide OF no VarIaiion IN prices Tor the
Inst four weeks. Foreign accounts have been
received 10 the 4ih II August the tobacco ma
kct dull AMI piices low. The Richmond
market IS dali, AMI bat hide doing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

may rtgaire that ne .hould wait 10 see how lar
Mr.. Berrien viii redeem Tue promise can ain
ed in the suhioined note. which he has address
I'd 10 the L iaors OF the National lnlelligencer
NASntssrnN. 18th Sept. 1881.
" Gt1dtslptn-1he misrepresentation con
aimed IN tie afticle under the signsture of John
II. Eaton, published IN the q lobe this morning,
will rfqhirr correction. For the purpose OF
dong tbs So tar F.. ain concerned. VIII, with
your permission, Shortly avail myself OF the
use Of your columns. You VIII obiigr me. ~
the mean line, by giving publicity 10 this note.
am, vety respectfully,
Gsotirmen, your oh't sery't.
JOHN MACPIlERS BERklEN.
To Messrs. Gales q Seat0n."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

SE give the highest cash price for whea
w delivered at the Lynchburg Mills.
KYLE IL BOIL AND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

HNHI5 DAY RECEIVED fresh Supply o
Il PORT WI NE, Opo,to bra'sd.
J. I. u J.E. ROYALL.
Sept. 10. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
~ ARPENTNR's ESSAYS

~ some OF the most important ar. ,oist Of the
Mdterin Msdicn, comprising tull aegunnt of
all the new MedIcines, then preparations, d.
SEES, &c. Ae.-- 10 which ~ annexed. a ch'alogna
Of Medicines, Surgical instruments, &c. BE,
suited 10 Physician nj his opis"i IN prsciice.-
Received and for sale. Howell DAVIES.
Sept. 10. Ills
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-17
ALEXANDRIA,. ID.
THURSDAY MORNING. NorEMBER H. 1871

We learn from the Petersburg Intelligence
that the fanatical Murderer, Nal Turn.r. w.,
executed according to sentence, at Jerusalem
on Friday last, about o'clock. lie exhibited
the utmost composure throughout the whole CO.
remony; and although assured that he might. il
he thought proper, address the immeEse crowd
assembled on the occasion, declined ayailine him.
self of the privilege, aud TOLD the Sheriff, IN +,
tirm voice. that he was ready. No, limb nor A
muscle was observed 20 move. His BODY. after
death, was given over to the Surgeons for dissec.
ton.
We see it stated that large number Of ,.c
confession ;... bv Nat are about to he prn,et
w exceedingly. Too much iuppr.
eady been given to the miserable
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-17
Treasury Department.
Ocfober 4fh, 1881.


'yyIE Senate having directed the Secretary of the
i Treasury TO report a. the next Session the
amount that would be reurnab,e to the Merchants OF
the United States should the Bill, "a copy OF which is
annexed) reported the Senate from the Committee
on Finance, "to exempt Merchandise imported under
certain circumstances, from Incorporation Of the nc cfMe
10 h of Hoy. 10 8. etitied I'm Act in Iteration !
the several acts imposing duties import >" become
law" such Information as the Department could col
lect was communicated to the Senate accordingly
BY subsequent resolution, however. the Senate dl
rectcd the Secretary Of the Treasury to report at the
next session. such further information as he may be
able TO obtain.
Those Merchants of the United States who import
ed goods under the circumstances menonedn The Bill,
are therefore invited TO communicate eforc the first
Of December neAt to the Collector of the DstcIinto
which the improvisation made. the information nc.
ccssary enable the Secretary Of the Treasury to pre-
pare the statement r. uired by the Senate.
The information should include an invoice OF the
goods the date of the order of the Ealing Of the
vessel by which it sem; the name OF the place or
pieces which it directed, at which it was to be
executed, and from which the goods were to be ship
ped the date of the Importation and name Of the yes
eel IN which it msdci and declaration that the
order was given in the regular course of business
the whole authenticated BY the signature OF the mpor'
ter. LOUIS McLANE,
Secretary Of the reasury.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-17
Copy IF the Bill referred 10 IN the foregoing
Nofice

A Bill. to exempt merchandise imported under Ger
tain circumstance, from the operation OF the Act "f
the nineteenth Of May, one thousand eight hum'red
and twenty eight, entitled An act in alteration Of
the several acts imposing duties on imports
[SgcTIox ist Be IL enacted He Senate and House
of Representatives. ofths United Suites Of america IN
Congress assembled That in all cases where any mer
chant of the Unit States shall have given order
freign manufacturer merchant, or his own agent
and spercargn for foreign merchandise, previous TO
the frs, day Of Nay, thousand eight hundred and
twenty eight and shall make it appear TO the satsfac
ton Of the Secretary OF the Treasury that the said or
der given in the regular Of his business and
that it not in the ct said merchant to c.un-
ternsnd the said order subsequent to the passage ct
the Of the nineteenth of yay, one tbnussnd eight
hundred and twenty eight. entitled San act in aera.
ton Of the several imposing duties on imports
aud where il shall be further made to appear, IN Ike
nsnntr thst the said merchandise, was imported pre-.
yous to the rstdsy of September one thousand eight
hu ndred aud twenty eight the merchandise so import
ed shall be exempted from the operation OF the act
aforesaid and be subject only TO the duties to Which
was liable previous To the passage ct The act
SEC ind be further enacted, That the Secretary
of the Treasur be authorized and directed 10 carry
this act into effect by refundng. out OF any money in
the Treasury not Other wise appropriated the duties
imposed by the act aforesaid Provided J hat raid du-
ties have no, been returned by draw back exports.
tiop oct 28-1awtlD