The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-16
for Beaufort, ard Mr. Georga Crof, ard Mr.
Antony Borreau. for 0eorgeto Un, b. ar - y
are hereby appointed y MT 80 So n "a l..
~ ouered IN n n II a afLer ara buv mn

AntHny bOrreHU 1DT Nte0TgP 10 VR, bA -
are hereby, app pinted q mt - n q "a
powered to III ,i-a after ana buyup,
tho hands OF individuals, ala 4 .sa..-4., /, of $ &C.
which such infividnals may nses ia re- tcra
necessary for their resp' civ" m iisa, sna t1
dispose of ths same IN mall q aniS..s ., rha
same rate And that tina 81 d CcrnmIss ipa~rs
do also purchase ali the salt = bich ma "-.
in2 ported within SIX mouths.
THAT Colonel l. urens, Mr Fergn 500, IA
Rev Mr.. Teuusnt, Mr. Enwards enc "a
9ihhes, be ard they are hereov, appoi' I'd
th m nissionrrs - erect a"d superir to- o 4
paet@ sag Works A. or nea- ohar.sE5~'
that mr Josen Atlston, Uaptain w - IA
Aliston, Mr. B-nj tmin Yong, Mr. pr
Simons and Mr. Thomas Bu tier De nd
they are In like mannar epTo n'sd Com
N icners for n public Sal works "A ae
orthern coast, and mat Csrt.in Ton
ru ker. MIR Daui-l Jet kias, Mr 8 FIX.
ling, be, and they ar@ hereby, ap yin ed Com
missioners in like manner Tor pub &c ) IL
Works on the Southern coast OF tGis coiong.
That each b0ard Of the said Z mIDisstaLeGa.
respectively, shall have power % draw ar
the col ny treaSur' tor any sum noSe OK sd
Ing s35. 900 Is ven tn )us nd pounds eUr'ercvl
for Ge rayIpg tGe necessary .xpeDses incurred
By this service. And tha, they htl e'i 40
1t 70 Do made at the same public w'rbs. ~
the 10 st reasonable T te p9 March 1919
To complete This iInportIn' regulation, ~ o
day affer it, The Congress adjo'n d Mr. Il n
jamin E iulIgs 10 the com Mi lion entI USED for
eracti.>S Salt Works on the Son'b"rn coast, -
page lls Provisional Congress, lTTo
happy to recogu ze the names OF my couu ry-
men. the French Huguenots, who oIigina 81
from the proyinc OF France the most az
vaueed in the salt Manufacture; practical aud
snthusi tstic peopls who, giving thsir al ms
and SIX i'll to the industrial emancipation of the
New World, dedica ted their hearts and bands
10 the cong uest of rel gious and political tree
dom K, member. Riao, that after the revUCs-
ii IN of the edict of Nantes, they brought to
Eng Riani the French meth OF making sat
from The sea bviue By atmospheric STapor2-
tion. But under the u less and damp skies
OF Enaiand, this method @as, OF course, uC-
available, and was giy ven up IN tho be- ilLICE
OF this century.
In relation 10 the public spirit OF thses
times, South Osroiina evinced standard OF
IL III The matter Of saIt, actu With wisdom,
for sight and eCerGys as the Cu lea of lhat
heroic age reg uiTed We should nei + fer.
get The warm appeal made 10 Doctor Dav!1
Ramsay, from PhIiadelphia, for inroducl
ia ChATiesron, ny examples and writing, 'be
IN provene"t CT The hitre mGnufactQre, thfh
1dart a, l970D me iEon-worE paper mliss, ur
internal cans.liz ttion, which War. matters of
the highest mpoI tanc5 Tor the CacCli1ieE
Law. giyers
n snort, thNy were ready 70 advance money
to the most enterprising citi7epe, and eEcouc-
aEs every useful Industry, in reduced with
the eXpress purpose CI being carripd o.. IL ,is
great psriectio as Ia any part OF Eur D. -
In this simple expression, what pridei These
VINO spoke Ill such q manner were very truly
disenthfailed from the old world by this resy-
luton OF being equal 20 any civilized people.
rhey ceTtaiuly were no longer poll ticalIy
aCund 10 their European IN 'thaT country
and when the tim arrived, would % no mole
dependent on her for the future supply Ct
SALT SIS we'll gunpowdeT, and other agti-las
OF national i'm pUrtaaca.
Iais patriotic and provlden: conduc; wee
followed with imitation by Georgia. tins
younger sister Of South Carolina, aud hy ha
other 5 States of the rising confederation, each
OF them unders landing that, wi hclt an in
dgenous aLd independent production Of vital
merchandise, their POLITICAL iadepeEdepcs
vas s0pardized.
This steady ambition for Internal improve
ments and characterization CT all II cessary
articles of cOnsum ptiOn was ths most practi-
cal, If not the brig Z Test, event which charsC-
'erizsd the Revolutionary War.
X TEUsAssr.
.2sd March 1913 --Ths Provincial Congress
kesoi ed Tha. the sum ct sbres la -tre4
pOa ds currapcy De advanced TO tue said ~ llAu
oe,Ianey tor tha Ok trssB pLrposs VI hts
forth @Ith erecting proper mil IL kiug ,e-
per ana o1tun4 ntes Ia AS great psIttc-toA a. ~
any part OF horY ps