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Jam 8.) OF BEPftESl^AWfcfc 99

On motion of Mr. Boden,

Resolved, That the Committee oil the Post •tico and Post Roads
be instructed to inquire into the expediency of establishing a poet
route from Clark's ferry, in the state of Pennsylvania* by Powers-
grille, Landisburgh, Ickesburgh, and Brinorsbiirgfc* to Waterford, m
the said state.
Mr. Rich submitted the following resolutions, which were read,
and ordered to lie on the table:

Resolved, That the Committee on Manufactures be instructed to
inquire into the expediency of prohibiting (except for the export
trade) the importation of,

1st. All distilled spirits and malt liquors, from and after the — *—
day of — .-^.D, -— <■ •'

2d. All manufactures of wool, or of which wool shall constitute a
component part, from and after the day of — — A. D..
3d. All cotton and flaxen goods, of which either cotton or flax shall
constitute a component part, to wit: sheeting, sWtmg/couwterpanes,
table-cloths, stripes, checks, plaids, ginghams, chintzes*, calicoes,
and prints of all descriptiohs, hosiery and cotton yarns^ twist and
thread, from And after—. . . • ■»

4th. All kinds of glajss wares, and window glass^from and after
•^■^^»

5th. Iron in bars, rods, sheets, castings, spikes, and Vails* and aR
manufactures of sheet iron, or of which sheet iron shall be a material
of chief value, from and after — «— . - ♦ /.
. 6th. All manufactures off lead, copper, or tin, from ana after — —.
rt6. All descriptions of paper, from and after.
8th. All manufactures of leather, or of which leather shall consti-
tute a component part, from and after — . . ,.
