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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
Mr.. FOrrer and the Defiance Demo.


The Democrat some days since stated
in an invidious way. that Mr.. Forrer is a
member of tho Ohio Board of Public
works at a salary of $1,000 or 1900 year.
and that lie had not been on the line OF
the Canal in that vicinity since about the
FIRST of May last.-To which the Toledo
Blade very properly answered:
"You are either not well informed Mr..
Democrat. or else indisposrd to do justice
to political oppouent.-An officer more
faithful, industrious aud attentive TO his
business than Mr.. Forrer cannot be found.
He has been here several times during
the season. At one time he remained
several days, not only experimenting a
Job, but working at it in mud and water
from morn till night, like day laborer.
We saw him en- another occasion. at a
breach in the Canal near Dayton, jump
into the water up 10 his waist and work
in that condition half day, to prevent if
possible destruction ofpublic property.
'Tis true he did nothing more than his du-
~, but how many officers of his grade,
who would have done the same.
Whenwe have agood and faithful pub
lie servant, no matter TO what party he
may belong, let us not abuse him."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
COODer,s Tools,

HOARD AXES and Adzes, Head aud Siavc
I'D Knives, Hollow and Champering Knives.
Shave mp do Together with large assortment
ofother tools in this way, warranted good and
cheap. Just received and for sale BY p.BcPE.-
lanoaster, May 4, lS49- II rvs &, gs 81
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lie favor q lie Paiieni msn 20 60 iao'l's
ni.h llls r,,,.ss. lie weni siih l'ei, as
as ll,e rarriSge drose slans. she asked nm,
:. My Do yaE not 10 liiis hasi.isss -
,.nrselfg' II hare m esP'ial. he nc
rliel. She iall h,m i be vsald seiee'
: ri,ce uhsre business es'uid be d,sie.
- woaid assist him 10 sci uP ~ good
s,ote. and pnsis,issJ 10 sreDre hiill many
families. he Mas nol prepared iar ms.
ana pirs led iarAPrrlrrire. and hls iesrs
off.iium. She insis'eA thai his llls.alni.
t.ble palirnre would surmounl sll Difficult
tles. ana shr would run nj ri-ks 4 he
would nv. lie wished ~ ISL hls worthy
employ ers. and ask lhriT adElcs. Sas
ronsrnird: and they advised him % g
reVl The olTrT. The LADY sent her oHa
surveyor snl lawyeI NIlh hum. and ll'es
chose place il l.u.lga.e I'LL. She ad-
yancsd 4.l.OOO ia cash. and parked his
eredil Tor $1,000 mIe. lie commenced
AMI Was successful. lie Hook ~ partners
AMI in lhileen years rsliTrd irom The l.ud-
gate IIlll Ire4l Sllagl Establishment viii
l4O.OOO. Tie basis Of all which was ons
hours palirnee.
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oyster War-wr lean frOm genil.

Oyster War-Me learn from gentle
man Just arrived iron The Eastern slioir
oT Virginia. Illsl a serious r,lllsinn inok
I,lare lew days since, in The irishbor-
hood Of Dflmmondlown, between The CT
Iizens Of thai section and = number ol de-
prelaIors from Phllsdelphia.' Tie iaris,
as We learn them. are these !. A iieei o.
snme twenty boats from Philadelphia ne
Gently entered that quarter oflhe Bay and
commenced taking oysters from The sE-
giria banks with dredging machines. ~
dmrtl yialali6no Of The known LAWS Of The
STATE. which prohibit ,i.al nn.lhnd'of ias.
ing oysters. under pensiiy Of $3.50. aid
III opsa defiance Of her local authorizes.
The people, whose rights were thus IN
saded. determined finally 10 take The mai.
Ter 10 their own hands. and 10 drive The
marauders from their shores or aid The
authorities in arfe,llng them. According
II, FIVE small boats were manned ami
armed with TWO pieces Of cannon. Thus
prepared the Nirglnians came upon The
Philadelphia ilreI. and an engagement
ensued, ~ which one FISHERMAN was kll-
led aud mast of one Of their sehooners eul
away BY cannon shot. The feet was
then driven into The mouth Of creek,
where the virginians succeeded IN taking
ninety Of the party prisoners, whom they
conveyed 10 Drummond town. in Accomce
c"usly, where they were lodged IN jail
By some informally in the original war
rant. the legal proceedings were qnshrd
sun tlie magistrates had issued d new pro.
cess, and strenuous efforts wele making 10
bring the aggressurs 10 jaslice. In the
course Of the skirmish one Of The Virgil
mans was shut. the BAH entering near III.
mouth and coming oul at the snle 81 lht
head, carrying away one Of his ears. Oul
informant states that great excitement pre-
vailed throughout lie .heighborlmoa q
Drnnmonhown.
This l. bun one Of many shameful ont
RACES that have been perpctral.d in lii
waters of the Chesapeake Bay. and i. i
time llfat some ieps shonhf be s,aken I,
prevent their recurrence. Unless sloI
can he put 10 The vicious practice Of, lrellg
ihg The oyster banks Of the Bay. The mos
valuable in The Union. they will be ren
dered worthless in the course II a few
years. The organization OF marine
polire with small steamer 10 cruise il
the bay, would not only prevent The de
, .lruclion Of the oyster fisheries, but Stall,
alsn prevent The occurrence Of such scene
/; as The one we have just recorded.
81 BdH. American.
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The Texan Bolnlary-Tas Question
In the Courts.

The Glyestun Civilian. of the 18th
inst, contains the following interesting III
formation:
Important Case. "A case has been in
siliuled IN the uniied States Court; in
Galveston, Of great interest and public inn
porlan"e. \ citizen OF Louisiana has sued
a cltizrn Of the county Of Santa Fe, as
4 citizen of the State of Texas. The de-
PENDANT has pleaded, in abatement Of the
suit. thai Santa lie forms no part Of the
Stale Of Tcxas--tal MP To the late treaty
Of peace between the United States and
! Mexico, Santa Fe Was part OF The Re.
public Of Mexico, and thar bv said treaty
il was ceted 1.-THE United States, aud now
constitutes part of its territory, and u
therefore out Of the jurisdiction Of The Stat
Of Texas.
TO this plea the plaintiff has t!emurred
and assigned Tor reasons: that since thu
revolution OF Texas. and the acl of 1886
defining its limits-lhe JOINT resolution o
annexation. aud The proceedings III exc
culian thereof, and tie laie iieaay Of peace
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Fnom fhs Raleigh X gisis.


HISTORY OF THE REGULATION WAR.
Ma. GALEs: Having seen recently
much said in The newspapers lhronghon1
The rounuy. on the suhj-ci OF lhnse plo-
crc.llngs which first brought about The
Revolutionary war-Qr rather tbs Reea-
lalinn War, which III have admitted was
ii re-, The commencement 81 The Rrtolu-
Iionary War. think proper q say lh.i
hold IL my hands phanphici copy. dat
Ell 1905. of The fall history d Ihose prn-
rre.hags which, brought about The kegi-
l.l,on War. This paper was among HE
papers of my Father, The late Major Jun.
X. Eaton. Al lie time 81 his death. and
never would have bren thought Of. bni for
lhe appearance 81 The many nations that
have appeared recently. an The srhIeri Of
which u treats, more particularly The let
ter Of Mr.. Bancroft, our Minister 10 the
GouTi Of ii. James. There is M posi-
bic doubt OF the authenticity oil this paper
and from the same was proud 10 lear,
that, not ONLY North Carolina. but Nut
bush. my naive birth place. in old Gran
vile. can rlsim the honor Of having Pul
the ball OF the Revelation in motion. The
iirst meeting that ever loOk place IN Ane-
rica on the subject, having taken place al
The old Presbyterian Church. then nndel
lie Pastoral charge 1t Mr.. Panlln. tia
pions man Of Gnd. and pure patriot. to
ge,her with the late Capt. James Lewis
i'oi. RicIl'd. Henderson. Mai. Anderson
aud Col. Billy TAYLOR. being among ~
most active participants. u seems liia
the Provincial District Court. al rlras time
was held al Hilsborough, at which plac
Tryon had promised 10 meet our father
and redress their grievances; bn, Tor vino
circumstance, my friend, Maj. Nitey
would douhllesss haye headed hrs move
with the title Of Nulbush. instead a
" Alan,ance !" for that famous battle a
Alamsnre would have been fought on ih
banks of Nuibush. The copy is efalre
with the exception OF few leaves ha'
ing been torn of m the latter part, aud NJ
fortunately that portion containing The
nal battle Of Alamanre. l have forwar,
ed The pamphle, ioNour distinguished le
low citizen Gov. Swain, lhrous hnfy broil
{. John s. Eaton, esq.
Very respectfully. your friend.
CllAS: X. EATON.
Nu,hush, Granville 20. n. z.
February 10th. 1919.
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reeoiled. tainted eEen. snd Nese more 1esd
iissn alive when exernled,
The thse women Ne hare nlfniianed
werr young and besniiisl aud rliaEmlng.
Nish reFulaiions unslzined By spsPirlnn.
esrn il those RELAXED. unhinged. and nm
Ringing tunes s.-lanie Roland MAS dis-
lingulsLed far her islrnis. Too. n..bleaess
aud hrInism 81 chsEarieI. and lar Lsr
polished and f1srinsiing manners
Naskiagfaa CkIe.
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fixing lie limils q he United ssaies be
yopd he boundary Of Teas. dat lie GOV.
ern.nsni Of he Unsled Sbles and The World
arc eslopPed from denying he nghi o.
Texss 10 Iile county II Sanis Re. Thus
Is dis gezl question presented % he ~
,ional tribunals Cor ID eisisn. We Under
stand il viii be argued immediaisly. and
d cided IN week or tao. aud taken 70
he Supreme coun II Washington isl
rryIsiun, however Il may be determined
here. The whole NATION feels > dssp ~
lrresl m lie resuh. We trust ihe care q
Texas viii be triumphant. Counsel ~
plaintiff. d. Y. johnson and Samuel irF
rer;lor defendant. d. &. Frankln.
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eoW,rg to Washington.-we sc.


that many Of the newspapers and writers
for The newspapers, have a great way Of
calling all who go 10 Washington 10 see
The Inauguration, "oilice seekers" They
don't pretend 10 consider tina. any body
hut .oiiicc seekers" 60 TO Washington.
We never did like this manner Of treat
ing the free citizens Of the Republic. who
have leisure 10 devote 10 jaunl to see the
Inauguration. No doubt there are great
many .oflice seekers" among the vasl
,hrong bnl 10 dcnounce all the visitors to
Washington III This sweeping manneF. is
highly improper. This Remuneration has
become so common with the press, and is
40 repugnani, that some are deferred from
gnii!g, having an utter aversion Il. be class.
ed with ..oilice seekers"
If man says he is going TO Washing.
ton, his neighbors all " calculate that he
is gGing.for AN office. The first surmist
that is male is, as 10 the office he is look
Ing for'.
The wing press and tile dsnocrali,
press are equally good at this game Of pr
lili,al delraclion. II has become sor
of siereoiyped usage. aud political writer
falI into il Just as naturally as falling Of
Of log" North CdrOiiniqp..
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governors OF the stale Of Aorsh
Carolina.
Nu,hush, Granville 20. n. z.
February 10th, 1919.


lTcs-SirRichanlE verard, app'ntcd BY the Crown
l73l--Gabrcl johnson,
1853 Matthew Rowan,
f75i-AIthur Dohbs,
l766--William Tryon,
I773-J silh Martin,
l71f--Richard Caswell, !!eloc,oi by Legislature.
l7s0--Abner Nash,
lTs2-Thomas Burke,
I7Si-Alex. Martin,
l7s5--Rlchari Cas@cll,
l7ss-- Samuel johnson,
II Alex. Martin,
l7ll--Richud Sp,ight.
l7Si--Samaol Ashe,
i79s--W William DAVE,
l7Jg-Bcnj. Williams,
lsp2--Ilmcs Turner,
lso5--Natii'l Alexander.
ls07-Benj. Williams,
isGs--David Stone,
lslO--Benj. Smith,
lSll--William Hawkins,
lSli-Wiliiam Miller,
iSf7--Iohn Branch,
lS2n-Jcsse FrmRlin,
lsal--tirahTicl Holmes,
s.l-Iiuichins 9. Burton,
ls27-Jamcs iredell,
1875 lnhn Owen,
ls31-Nonifot Stokes,
ls32-piviA i. Swain,
is35--R. ID. Spaisht
ls31-Elwarl B. Dudley. elected by the pcoPl
lStl--Jnhn NJ. Mmchead,
ls45-Wm. A. Graham,
ls49--Chas. Manly.
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EgtosIcacw@Ea = e
Wednesday, March "a.

New rosl 0nlces.-A new Iiaa sa.rs
hss bsrn opsnrd = Nov Prosiarner. il IN GOES.
D.. = ihs slose q Nm. Nuns, a s0a; NJ.
Thorpson MIHas. Pot Master
A psi oiiior has Been spensa near Inc slaEsOu
Ford On Ha~ Riser. IN this couniy. hscaErd
shaIl0A Pad; Mr.. lori Beon i Pod M..ler.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-14
THE INAUGURATION.

The Inauguration Of Gen. ZlcsAnr T.iLsI
ss Presidsnl u The Iniled States lOok place ia
font al the great Porlico d Tie Capitol in ssL.
inslOn City on Monday he slh inst. The null
iiluis assembled irom III PARTS q the Unict iOr
the purpose q witnessing the interesting csIsnO-
ny. Is supposed % have heem much larger dian
was ever belors collected il Washington. 4
glowing description i gwen IN Tho Washington
psPen ofshe assemllage, Of The procession. and u
the ceremonies. The membsn Of The Diploma
tic Corps. arrayed IL The gorgeous costume which
EsroPean usage has assigned 10 these represrnla-
lives q national sosenign.ies. made an imposing
appearance. The President elect Was attended ~
ex-pnsident Polk, between whom courteous
communication has s1Alcd since Grh. Taylct'.
arrival al Washington.
President Taylor delissrei his address with a
full and clear EMPHASIS. which WAS enihusiasiicsl-
u responded 10 BY the eheen Of the surrounding
spectators. The oath Of Office was admini.,ersa'
BY Chief Justice fancy.
! aus Ntttm0f1tts ~ ht Nsliesi WIZ tetHaihns-
ed by sasos Of artillery. Il Is noted cirsuns-
stance as pleasing Us il is surprising. that, in %
muliudinous throns, on foot, on horseback and
IN carriages. no accident d any kind j. known to
have ACQUIRED 10 mar the general enjoymc Of
the occasion.
se@S.e@.a~sssssss.-
The following gentlemen have been nominated
BY the President. and confirmed BY tho Senate.
as members q the new Calumet,
Secretary Of siaie-john NJ. Clayton, Of Dele.
!. ware.
Secretary Of The Treasur, w. N. Meredith Of
! Pennsylvania.
/. secre,ar, Of war-Geo. W. Crawford. Of
Georgia.
Secretary Of the Navy--Wm. Ballard Preston
; Of Virginia.
Secretary Of the Home Dspsrunent-ThOma'
Ewing, Of Ohio.
Pe4lmastcr General Jacob co.lah,er, Of Yer
mont.
!. Attorne, Genenl--Re,erdy johnson, Of Mary
land.
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SnRfain's Ini8n Magazine for
March i nrrs richly cmbellished than al, " the
preceding numbers, and contains the lirs, six
chapters Of the promised new Loscl, the proiue-
,ion Of g. III. Wiley, esq, d this State. The
scene Of il i Laid in North Carolina, and tho Ii.
tic is Roanoke or where is Utopia T. This
magazine will in consequence possess additional
attractions for North Gnrolinans.
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s,An Elephant on a Spres.-An elr

tan Elephant on a Spree.-An ele
phan which is being exhibited III New
York broke loose from his place Of con-
faement on Thursday night, spreading
CONSERVATION among a large crowd IN the
streets. The first place he entered was a
shantt. tie second store Of which he rails
ed. upset woman and two cnldrrn, IN
bed, and SCI the place on fire. Passing
down Elizabeth street. he stopped on hls
way IA look in at one Or two grocery
stores, scattering and breaking the contents
win lille regard u The feelings o. ,h'
proprieturs. Alter doing considerable
damage hv smashing in doors and ,earin'
up fading. lie crossed 10 Broadway. AM
promenaded for while between Chamber
anil Franklia Streets, finally passing dow
Daane street 10 the North river, where
(afer failing To avail himself ct the Ho
bnken Hotels j. entertainment, Cor MAJ
and h.a>l," because Tie door wasn't larry
enough he WIS captured by his aeepe
aad !aAea BAH. ~ i..s .ujJms>.
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ksaf Ia. lesn pa.-sd b. cOns,s.. authors.
ing he coirsg q one dollar god pieces. and al
- double eagles. Of .wsni, dollar sOlI pieces.
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a The Res. 4. D. Blacl~sod al r,rs.l.,s,
Mars I'm On Sunday nral. he Is.h inst, and !,
Hill.b0rough II night
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Bomhardment by Electro. Magnet
ism.-.rhe Presse vi Vienna has the fol-
lowing:
"yenice Is 10 be bomharded By BAL
looms, as the laguncs prevent the approach
Of artillery. Five balloons. each 23 ieet
in diameter. are in construction a, Trevi-
SO. In a favorable wind the balloons will
be launched and directed as near 10 We.
nice as possible. and OH their being brought
TO vertical position over the town. the
fire will be given by elecro-magnciisn,.
Each ar ihe i've bumbs affixed 10 The bal.
loon is in communication by means Of =
long isolated copper wire with large
silvanic battery placed on lhe shore.
The fusec is ign!ied by conirclihg The
wire. The bomb Falls perpeniirularls
aud expl"des oil rcarhirg The ground. By
thus means twenty-five h0ihhs day may
be thrown, surprising the wind 10 he ia
vorable. An experiment made al rre,i
50 on the 9th succeeded completely"
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Grallam's Magazine for March has
been received The rivalry among the MONTH
lies at the north has added greatly TO their i'm
provement, and Graham has not been the least
cmulous among bis contemporaries. The preset
number is rich in its embellishments and tho va
riety of It's original contributions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-14
Fortitude OF Woman. -'rhe Partisan

women uf all classes have ever been, aud
vet are considerably addicted 10 politics;
thar is. since politics have become a mat
Ter Of PUBLIC conecmment in paris-frum
1899. They talk, and they write, and
intrigue, and aci, with tact and talent and
determination; and If they ever lind Them
selves on the losing si,le when proscllp ion
is the order of the day, they submit their
far necks to the gnilnline will courage
and resignation never surpassed. 0f The
hundreds. perhaps thousands. Of wonicn
gulllotined during the Reign of Terror, al
PARIS, IN 90. 90, there is not DIN the re-
cord, we believe, single instance OF
woman showing want Of firmness on the
TRYING occasion. Sometimes. the strong
er sex showed less strength than the wea.
ker. Nav and then a man would give
signs Of agitation and oi Ilinthing, which
no woman ever did, we believe, from the
Queen, Marie Antuinelle, mot French
woman. however.) down 10 what the arts.
tncrats then called tile cdadiHe- now Tho
! people. Death id d violent aud mos
J ignomiilous form was never met more
hernieally9 Than Il was by Madame Ro
land, Madame Desmdulihs. and Char
+, lniie Cor,lay-anl To these might h'
8 added almost all that were sent To TN
J, scatfnld by Robespierre. Marat & 60. Blu
I this could not be said oftllose monsters
: when IL came 10 their turn 10 feel iii
!, reuibutiye AIS. Some oil iaen a.nche
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Council Of State w c understand lha

Council of State.-.Weun understand that
The following members Of the Council as.
senbled III lLe Capitol, in pursuance Of
tile call III t;0y, rnnr MANLY, viz: AZ l..
Erwin, Iliulnas A. Atkinson, CHARLES j..
PAYNE, John Winslow, and Joshua lay
lne, Esquires. an,l y ere organized on Tues
day lasi. hy The appointment d Col. Iay-
Ioe as President, and l.. Cheycs Manly
rs Secretary.
The following nominations were there
upon submitted by The Governor, VIZ:
For Bocrd Of Internal Improvement
Frederick ]. Hill, Of Brunswick county,
Calvin Graves, Of Caswe County.
Directors Of The Literary Fund
Richard Hines, of Wake County,
George Little, do.
| Weldon n. Edwards, of Warren county.
i THESE nominations were all unanimous
i " confirmed. aid the Council ihereuP0h
adjourned without day. Register.
The Rome Departmental appears
that the Hon. John DAVIS. Mhn was ihe",
toned for the appointment Of Serretary"
the Home Department. il ineligible, as 10
member Of The Senate ran he appo'n,'"
whose lime Siii not expire on Tie 4,ll W.
slant. The constitution provides thai " W
senator Or representative shall. duIlns 'n'
dime inr which he Was elected, be sppoIi''
ted 10 any civil Office under the Authority
Iurille United States which shall have heru
created. or the emolumen,s whereof shall
have h.en increased, during such Tune
j Bqhinisre SH".
S<--~-J~.~-~
Prince de Joinrlllc is expected sh''lI !,
4, RIO, 10 take possession Of hi5d'wr!
iif;v Portuguese / asucs III The l'roNi"'' u
'Sdn;a { iiitsiisId.
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The best remedy far passion is silence:
If van say nothing, You will have nothing
70 uass..
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Prince de Joinr,llc is expected shorty !,
Al Rio, 10 take possession Of his drw'.
lif;v Portuguese / asucs III he l'roy'n'' Il
Sdn;a diissiila.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-09-15
CUSTOM HOUSE REGULATIONS.

The duties on imported articles required by law to
be paid on entering them at the Custom House, will
be found specified at the head of such articles in
page of quotations. The following are other regu-
lations
.Weraorand,nn in all cases in which the
invoice or entry shall not contain the weight, or
quantity, or measure of goods wares or merchandise
now weighed, measured, gagged, the same shall
be weighed, gagged, measured, at the expense OF
the owner, agent, or consignec.
Dro,cbackS.-That, from and after the first day OF
December, 1916, in lieu of the bounty heretofore au-
thorsed by law to be paid on the expectation OF
picked fish of the fisheries of the United States,
there shall be allowed the expectation thereof,
figured with foreign salt, drawback equal in amount
to the duty paid the salt, and no more to be as
certained under such regulations may be prescribed
by the Secretary of the Treasury.
CreditS.-Au duties payable in cash-or,
Goods, Wares and Merchandise, on their importa-
tion may be placed in public Stores under the Ware
housing law, and duties paid when such Goods,
Wares Sc, are withdrawn theretrom Except for
reeXportation but if not claimed at the expiration
of year, duties and charges paid are then to be
appraised and sold under the direction of the Coec-
tor of the Port.
Tares allo,ced-On sugar in boxes Is per cent.
in casks II in bags and mats 5. Coffee in casks IL
in bags q and bales 81 Cotton in bales 2; and i'll
rooms g. Cocoa in casks 10; and in bags |. Cheese
in boxes 20. Indigo in ceroons II and in cases 10
Pepper in bags 2. Pimento in bags 3. And Figs IN
drums 10 per cent.
Leakage and Breakage. spirits 2 per cent
Ale, Beer and Porter in bottles 10. All other Ii
guors in bottles per cent.
Rest1ictions.-No goods to be imported in vessels
less than 30 tons burhen. No Beer, lie and Porter
in casks of less capacity than forty gallons beer mca
sure if in bottles of packages less than six dozen
No distilled spirits in casks OF less capacity than nine
ty gallons, wine measure, except Brandy, which may
be imported in casks in any capacity not less than Il
gallons.
Tonnage dhy.-On American vessels and the
vessels of Denmark, Central america, Netherlands
Hamburg, Bremen Lubec, Prussia, Sweden, Nor
way, Oldenburg, Russia, Austria, Brazil, Hanover
Papal Dominions, Portugal, Sardinia, English, Mexi
can and Texan, from whatever port place, free
and on French vessels coming from Martinique ant
Guadalupe .tfUe cents per tOn-when laden will
other than colonial produce. On French vessel
from other ports and all other foreign vessels (eX
cept as above enumerated) coming from ports whert
Americans permitted to trade, ali'aetytot~ cent
per ton.
On Spanish vessels coming direct from Spain cts
per ton; from Cuba 81 81 cts per ton; other port
81 per ton.