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81 II
FOR THR GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
oF COLUMBIA.
Sec. I. BE it enaded BY he Senate
and HoHe Of Rxprssntatives Of The United
States ef Ame,iea, in Coxg,I WSmbAed,
That for the government Of the. DiRrid
of Columbia, therein be infituted with
in the faid difriG a Legislature which hall
conff Of a Senate and Houfe Of Reprefen-i
~tatives.
Thar for the purpofes Of government,
the faid diAri6 De and the fame is hereby
divided into two precinefs.-The one,
confifting of all that part of the difriet
which lies on the eal fide Of the river Pc.
tomack, to be called the Eaeern Precinct;
and the other, conGfing of all that part OF
the ditrict which lies on the wehen fide
of the faid river, to be called the WeAern
Precinct,
The Houfe Of Representatives ihall be
competed Of fourteen members, feven of
whom hall be refident in the eaf}ern and
feven in the wefern precinA.-1o be cho-
fen every fecond year, by the votde of
the REFLECTIVE precincts, qualified as here
matter mentioned. ~
No perfon fhall be eligible as a repre-
tentative who fhall not have attained to
the age Of twenty-five years, been a citi-
zen Of the United States, a refident of the
diRria twelve months, and Of the precinct
for which he haH be elected one month
Immediately preceding the election, and
a freeholder within the precinct.
Every free white male citizen of the u.
States, reEdcnt within the diAriet twelve
months, and within the precinct when he
ihall offer to vote, one month Immediate
ly preceding the election, aged twenty
one years, being feized ofan eftare for life,
or a greater efate in ten acres of land
within the difricf, or 4 lot or part Of a
lot of land within q city or town within
the difriA, with a dwelling houle there
on, the fuperGc;al contents Of the 6ounda-
ton whereof is twelve feet fquare, or e.
that quantity, and unlefs the title
fhall have come 10 him by defcent, devife
Of marriage, having been Poaeaed fix
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- ~ "a
Incsnsnts and that the people were fati.-
led win Il, there might be Tome grounds
spon whichto fupport its continuance
ffBut it did not appear that the leaR good
had been produced byit, but that a very
large proportion of the. people were dill
contented with it. Upon the whole, he
confdered the law very unpolitic in IT'S
nature and uniuRs in It's provifions. For
hmielf he confdered himielf as acting the
part Of an honef man in all his. public life,
and.waswilling to have his conduct Rrletly
fcrutinized; and not in the effects of,the
law upon himfelf did he fear or condemn
II, but the general opinion that would be
entertained Of Its revival, he deprecated
as injurious in It's tendency ; as fill rem
dcring more lcoie thofe bands which the
affections Of free people. formed sospro-
more the general welfare.
MIR. Randolph faid when this report
was frh made he confidcred it as merely
the fulflment of an obligation which the
committee thought themfelvesg5ound by to
the houfe, and therefore concluded it as a
mere formal report, which would have
been FILTERED to remain on the table with
out any intention ofbeing called up. He
did hope that no attempt would ever have
been made to renew that degree Of heat
and virulence whichhad 70 much difplayed
itfelf on this fublea on former, occafions.
Little did he think gentlemen fncerely diE-
pofed to renew this law. But vain were
his hopes that this {pirit was obfolete. He
would appeal t every gentleman in the
houfe, who heard or who had read the ar
guments originally adduced in its favor,
whether at this period, there was any au-
tlority, or whether any necefity, as urged
in thofe arguments, exifed at the pzefent
moment for the continuance Of this
pular meaiure. If the harmony, the peace
and the happiness Of the Union were to be
confulted, except the mott urgent necefity
exiAed, he believed this very Tkfome diff
cufion ought to have been avoided. But
as gentlemen had not thought proper t o
avoid this fubjeet, 20 replete with efervef-
cence in the public mind, he would not
hrink from the difcufion, nor the law,
either as a free man, a member of the houie
OF a citizen Of the United States.
He would not enter into a view Of the
unconhitutionality Of the law. How
frongly foever the gentleman fuppofed
that ~qucaion to have been decided by.
the Congress who paled the law ; the
judges who gave their opinion upon it,
Or the juries who had fettled the cafes ex-
hibited to them, he would tell that gentle
manand all his adherents, that he had ifill
higher tribunal to appeal to, and an high
er than they could produce: he meant the
Am<riean people. Their voice was o
powerful than thofe Of courts, thefe two
branches Of the Legislature, thefe judges
and this PRECEDENT, to whom the gentle
man referred. The will of the people had
been fairly and fully expren ed upon this hb-
jet, and notwithstanding all inferior deci-
Gon. This ought. and this ultimately muh
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AAAOIs%AS 0AM ~ OsNSA PSAHOiAe l0oAA y
qualified to vote for members Of the Hou1e
Of Representatives.
When, vacancies happen in the reprefen-
tation from either precinct, the executive
authority Of the diaria hall iaue writs Of
election 20 fill fuch vacancies. /,
The Houfe Of Representatives. hall
chute their fpeaker and other officers.
The Senate hall be competed Fix men,
bers, to be cholen for fix years as fol
lows:
The voters Of each reflective precinct,
qualified to vote for members of the Houfe
Of Representatives, hall on the day and at
the places hereinafter appointed for the 6ra
election of representatives, elect four cleo
tors for each precinct ; which electors hall
have all the qualifications required for
members of the Houie of Representatives.
The electors when thus chofeR, fhall meet
together at the place hereinafter appointed
for the fra meeting Of the Legislature, and
proceed to chute by ballot, fix Perfons to
be fenators for the difrid; three Of whom
fhall reide in the eafern, and three in the
weftern precinct.
immediately after they hall be af1em-
bled in c~oniequence of the frf election,
they hill be divided into three %clafes, 70
that eachof the claies lhall contain lena-
tor from each precinct. The feats of the
fenators of the 6rf clais hall be vacated at
the expiration Of the fecond year /; of the
fecond clafs, at the expiration of the fourth
year; and of the third clafs, at the expi-
ration of the ixth year ; 70 that one third
may be chofen every fecond year. And
for this purpoie the like number of electors
fhall be chofen every fecond year, at the
times and places of choofing reprefenta-
tives, in the manner herein before pre-
fcribed which electors ihall elect two fe-
majors to fill fuch vacancies /; the one for
the e~aitern, the other for the weiern pre-
cinet. And if vacancies happen by relig-
nation, removal out Of the precinct, death
or otherwiie, in the interval between the
faid election Of electors, the electors latt
elected for the difriet ihall fill up iuch va
~cancies. Vacancies occafioned amongil
the electors hall be fupplied by a choice
made by the electors themlelyes, of the
precinct where the vacancy ihall happen,
regard being had to all the qualifications
herein required for electors.
Nc perfon hall be ienator who hall
not have attained to the age Of thirty
years, been a citizen Q 1.-THE u. States, a
refident Of the difri pelve months, and
of the precinct for ,wfh6h he hall be elect
ed, one month Immediately preceding his
election, and a freeholder within the pre-
cinct.
The Senate hall chute their prefident
and other officers. -
The Legislature hall aGemble at leaft
once in every year, and fuch annual meet
ing hall be on fuch day as they fhall by
law appoint.
Each houfe fhall be the Judge Of the e.
Lotions, returns, and qualifications of its
Oxv,~ ~oa.oLos. ~-I ~o-1 I'LL
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the fallen angel, as related by the great
poet of the Englih language: Wb<n he
could no longer be viaor1ozs, be 1vozH &
aince his ysvexge.
The legilature Of the fate which he had
The honor to reprefent, Mr.. Randolph iaid,
had given inftruetions to her repreienta-
tatiyes and fenators in congrefs, to oppofe,
by every effort in their power, any attempt
that might. be made t renew this mon
Rrous and defru6tive aet. From which,
were he not even convinced of its unconfi-
~tutionality, Of which he could not enter
tain a doubt, he felt him{elf peculiarly
bound. to express the opinion Of that fate,
and TO give his utmoh oppoGtion to it, in
Its everal aages. Were He to act other
wife, he really oughtto (quoting thewords
Of a great officer of our government re-
fpecting the fate of Virginia, as referred
to laf felton, by the gentleman ajjuf fat
down. s. humble himfelf in duff and afnes
before an infultcd and indignant people,
to the Preparation Of an act 70 inimical
to their infruetions, as well as to all the
feelings and good enfe of the American
people.
(To Be eont;nae1.J
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(To Be continued.

The following bill was reported to the
Houfe of Representatives, by a COM
mittee, on Friday Taft, and then made
the order of the day for this day.
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do hereby certify, that ! heard DR..
Blake fay, that he con:idered MIR. Walter
Belt villain, and that he had forfeited
all pre,enfons TO the character Of gen.
tleman-fu,her that he f'1ould so prepared
in cafe of an attack from fail Belt, but
never would put himfelf on a level with
him. Which conversation pafed antece-
dent to hi. Tending the challenge, and l
told Eaid Belt that l knew the doctor
would not fight him.
lanes G. SMITH.
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES
or
THOMAS ERSHINE.
TC.oncluded.1

On the original trial of the Dean Of St.
Afsph, a, Shrewsbury, where MIR. Erkine
appeared as council for the Dean, q ecial
verdict was delivered by the jury, finding
the defendant guilty of the faR Of patA@-
ing. Mr.. Jufice Butler, who preGded at
the trial, deired them to reconGder it. as
it could not be recorded in the terms in
which they exrreGedi, On thisoccafon
Mr.. Erkine Unified that the verdict fhould
be recorded as it was fcund. This was re-
fitted by the Judge, who meeting with IN
uiual oppo6tion from the council, peremP-
torily told him to fit down, or he fhould
compel him. /" My lord" returned Mr..
EriAine, /" l will not fit down-Your lord
fhip may do your duty, but l will DO mine. -
The jcdge was hlent. 1t would have been
more confident with tie dignity of the
court, if the threat, which he did not feel
hiE,felf prepared to execute, had not e.
capped the learned Judge. Mr.. Erkine
conclude, his argument in this cafe, with
this fentinent:
eft was the frR coramahd and council
Of my youth, always to do what my con-
fcience told me to BE my duty !; and to
leave the consequences to God. l ihall
carry with me the memory, and trui the
praaice, oftbis parental le!Ion to the grave.
! have hitherto followed it, and have no
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IOHN G.. l. ADD
HIS REMCYED

His Store Of Goods, from the Frame
Warehouie, on Col. Gilpin's wharf, to
the Brick Warehouie next directly welt
ward thereof, where he offers for lale, a
variety of'WET and DRY GOODS on
very reafonaole terms.
RuEa Sheet1ngs,
\ Few bales Of the bei quality, ensi-
titled 10 drawback on expectation, juit
received and for fale as above.
Intending to leave this place fome few
weeks, my brother, MIR. jtAham Ladd,
will attend to my concerns during my alb
fence. JOHN u. LAID.
July p.
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DUMrRiEs, Augua 18th, 1901.

- otk5
I r-eefved yes,s sftbs r4tI, ,equea-
ing me to intern yox Of Mr.. Behs eonaua
Repeating G Packet Book Of mine, 4sb;rS
he {sxnd on the ,aad.-Ib< to}S il a, fsk-
AseOs: Wb<n Mr.. ysleth GiJber. and n.y.
J(eD be9ed tberbareb abopt fin, miles from
Colcbsfr,, eor Aa4u Mr.. Beh and a ysaxe
lady at the fbsreb-a,7<r ace bad ta0fd
Jane djfanee, 4De Jaqo tbem Jaavt on after
as--BrsDeex rtnt place and Csleb.aer I
6atpeatdto d,et NY teeke, book, G few nil
mites a,i<r I got to Colebeae, Mr.. Belt
rode Up, aadeant into Mr.. We,d's tave,.
and /a1v me, tut xea,ey let me knosv auv
Thing a6ost il, and I had nevr, mDc1H.
After / got bome Iqassf 10 geIome papers
ont and mild my bnfkei 6ook ; The mex.
m9ra1g as /ooa as it 1ua, aay my b,otke,,
Jo6n Sbamaie, hired hsrJt and har,ed
on as far a, Calehsaer. qytr,e brnaetevs-
~ enquiry that qva1 nses0a.y. Mr.. Bsh
ay&ed bin subat qcas ia tie to4ets5sek-.Ar
to4 him there .svtrs so IsLya,y ~ el.6 and
(t0eral c'elxablf 3atxsy-Mr. Hek d.
)<rOed tkafbe IAeuldJatps,e I sya.ld tki,k
m,yfeJ aotH eff yItosia get my bosf and
papers and sior ap the 80 Aosa,s is.ee@.
Affsr NY 6rotke, Jugs ahest ~ sost< to
Mr.. Renee Of AkxQnd,ia abort Iii, or
bad 4ursf, mr.. Bell called hin sst and
.faya<f rss.ar sA< ssesstste ar. Ss
!. y re- 7s:;ssi, lbat any fe,/an fre;zg n5ould
6k/Asfyssa3 sxktac:- ;Ll.r..,A4-s.. IL L
isr7sS .hs: IL dal2a,5 <sattbylsufSrrsxya
tbisk Of a&ng. bat nfA.a1~~t s., -a.>a
qvAb hoy< hire anil etbrr .xp<glf, male ii
eye me II 4 s, 4abentbe gentleman r;gbt
baa< g;;vrn it to me The sisht before, as he
knew me, and as haze been Informed
Ener, be mentioned that be bad toxud n,m
The b,ivet< room, avbie I 7vas Abers--my
name 7vas an the back Of alxea te,ey pa
per. Iftbe gentleman denies fts, my b,y-
the, 4viN ,sove to this place in a /s1r days
and be wN come to Coleheaer.
I am yoars, &c.
Jos. SHUAfATE.
NIB. After be had s0f tie mouey be re-
qxeGeddim to fay ustbivg aboxt il, as it qvas
a yoasg lad, tbut foaud it. =. S.
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fNo. H.
~ 2 Z a

Golfbst4t,, 4szg. e., 1901.
l do hereby certify, tha, lome time
ago, was infulted by Walter S. Belt,
when truck him feveral times, whichhs
calmly received without reientips it.
VIM. HUSKINS.
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Ba!Hmars, 1901.
PROPOS AIS.
Rv Hnrner 6 Hanna,
For FULFILLING by Subscription,
Six Voiamss IF
SELECT PLAYS,
To be entitled,
The American Theatre.


The American Theatre.
CONDITIONS.
/. The whole fet will be printed III a
handiomc duodecimo Gze, on iuper-
fine woye paper, and new type, made
purpofely tor the work.
z. The price to fubfcribers, neatly bound
and lettsred, will be one dollar per vo-
lume-to -fubfcribers one dollar and
feventy- Ave cents.
;. No money required until the delivery
oSeacil volume, and a, the completion
Of the whole his of its patrons will be
given.
4. The fra volume will conGf of the fol-
lowing, much admired plays = cGfls
Stefrs, Heir at La1r, The Sraxger,
and Secrets Wortb Kn91ving.
s. The publifhers pledge themfelves to
be particular in their Election, by Civ
ing place to fueh plays as are publicly
and jualy admired for purity ofienti-
men,, and elegance of dietion and no
expence withheld in rendering the work
for beauty equal to anyin America.
fT When it is conGdered that the A.
merican public have never as yet been pat
in potieiIon, from preis in this country,
ola iet OF well ieIeSted and approved plays,
capable of producing much rational fenti-
men,, chaite Wit, and good humor, 70
we'll calculated to inculcate morality, a
mufe, recreate and animate the mind-tbe
publi(Aers hatter themielves their excrr-
oas viii insect with encouragement.
1- Sk1esipttaass ar. rsiricrd s.::s t's
otFee at The ALEXANDRIA ADvEsr1sER.
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TO LET,
The WAREHOUSE

occupied BY John G. Laid, With the
whole OF the wharf, known by the name
of Gilpin's wharf. For terms apply to
A. and E. IANNEY.
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.,,.ng u, at Us uGr,ety sSselasd
-: @s-:ntH and d: l5ateA.
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BY Ulrtue Of q Deed Of 1yuN

lng about four hundred acres, htuate In
Lovioun county, abou, four miles from.
Gum Spring, and adjacent TO the Broad
k1N Old Church.
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A Daniih AmbaGldor TO the Government of
~ Uptsd States, has arrived at Pnila ielPhia.
TIE Inhabitants of th- North w5iiern Terri
,ory Of the Unied States, Agr-eabiy 70 a Genius
lusly taken, are 1896.
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SUBSCRIPTION FOR A
Nezv French Scb00I.

7 NE Ladies and Gentlemen Of Portland and lis vi.
l. cnity, respectfully informed, thar a new
French School is to be opened as foon fuficiens
number of lubcrberS lhaI cncoura e the InGruGtor
Leiions will be given three times each week viz on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, for young Ladies
Ireiday, Thuiday and Saturday for Cent ieaIen.
The hours of infru6ton for Gentlemen, will he from
to 8 O'Clock; and for Ladies from 3 to II, in the
forenoon
The terms will be Two Dollars entrance, and Three
Dollars a month
Tnofe Ladies and Gentlemen who with to fuFforhe.
arc rtqueited to apply at Mr. sl Rost99ye or at the
C5inp ban Tcveyz. r-.
When there lhal be "A fublcribers tbs lehoo viii
commence,
CF The Infru9or will wait on fuch perGons as
NAV have de6tc to take private lyilt s.
poytls-9. I'D, II.
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DEED-In this town ye(lerday morning, III or l,ng
aad painful hcknels. which fhe bore with mplary
patience. Mrs DoRoTRY VAUGHsN the an able con
fort Of Gso7ps Z. Hag5an Efq She had endcared her
f.lf to Ia &c and respectable cree Of acquaintance,
who viii long feel md regret her lois Her Fune al
viii BE from hs dwelling houfs, tomorrow afternoon.
uben tbe rends and relatives Of the FAM requet
"a to attend without more particular invitation.
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go -
THEATRE.

The celebrated Tragedy announced for Mr. P'tr'I
& evening io0 wen ad soO~1 COME e aqu oee 5a
isn- go, will afford IN entertainment delerving
a.. "a liberal encouragement and it is preiumed
q ~ Il, iudieous felection Of pieces viii eAlare
rs -a..re.l benefit Of a crowded houle.
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'HE SuOicribCr hereby g:y.s notice 10 aII con-
4 cernc-, that having leea duly appnruttd Ad-
RI 1.fra.riy OF the tGat5 vi WILLIAM COLA
CAN, late Of Portland, in tn county Of Cumber.
iano, Mlriner drccard, has ,ak-n upon her that
tut, and gycn bond IS the law d refs lhe there.
tore Ftqu-tts MI plrions vino are indebted TO "a
decedteu's eIate 10 make immediate payment: and
thoi- woo tlvr any demands rhorenu, 20 exhibit
the fans, 20 EETSY COLLAGAN.
PartLaAa, 1AIr z-, G9oI
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The Lovers Of Mnfc.

Ma fRrrbof ~ foii21yag Pise-J a: Jeak5 B22tf3re
4 DAMS AED WASHING TON-Adams and Lib
IL erty--Arabela-Al7ne BY the light ofthe Moon
--anEtr 10 The iAvorte foug Ia the Stranger-AloHc
eehie sgTeam-And ali for Love As forth ! rang q
eu the bark, 81 the Tweed-CJme, buy ny W0Olel
NArt-Come buy NY Difficulties Crazy Jane-E en-
ne Richmond Prmrofe Girl--Ere frrrow tau2ht my
les 70 h9w--Fupers D rye on the Death Of CrnerI
Nshngton bow Tedious alas, are the Hours--H-n-
Ws tage Maid-Hont0 Cou-Hui Coum.ia !;
peaih Or Lbeuy-How dive Do-Hcnry's Return ar
me sequs to Crazy Jane never would be N4rfied-
Lacy or sslims Complaint -Lulaby-Lfe and
E hoes-Liie et US Cherith-Megcn Oh, Oh MrPen ~
--NAry's hre9m-Mopiieur Nong tong Pawn RVS
,o~sr-Nows the time 10 ing and ay-Ncw YAM
rs D1odie--No, not yet One kind K,f--Rol q C4E
ss-Rlie Go nmbis-Sna'ch heeeing pleaiures some
oodi--smce then I'm doom 'd-Shcs quite the thing
aas Latte Singing @ rl--To Arms Coumh 4--Inc
NgaagsIe-Franqui Pc4fure5 never Clog-The
. [4lhoAs-The Wedding Day The Co;t2gt in Tie
efo7e-ihe Soldiers Adeu-The Ladies Patriotic
song-lhe MaleiIies Fymn-The Natchlcfs Fair n
NC Death OF Crazy Ianc-The Gaily Save-The Sill
4. ~ Maon-Ieli me. j. i LOve--Thc Tear-Thc Poor
nlo CIr'-Fhe Lnnets The Sailor Boy-The Ara
tNu's-ihe Poplar Crow Within me Of Eden
~ lown-Wh Their, My Love-Young Jenny IS
creep
adam's March-BoRon Naroh-PreGdent's March
pon@PdF'es March-Creen Mountain Farmer-
0''He' come my Love to the window come
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RI. foreign papers rn:ntioo that Meass CT.
I'D ,bof. Arabs TO be lhot in The front OF the
'slss .rbo were dere9ed il iuPPlying theBritith.
an T,bs French projected againlt the evacuation
\ I,nburg b. the DAnes5 but it had no
.f.a.
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NE Subfcrntr berSby gives notice 10 all con
Il CerHed, that aaVmg been duly appointed Adj
m,biGratrix on The E1atr Of HENRY BRIGHT
NAN, late 0f Portland, in the county Of Cumber-
land M7i1cr deCeafcd has taken uPoo her tina.
trua, and given bond AZ the Law directs ih-
Therefore r,qur1s al perions indebted 10 fait
6eCedf5G's ealte 10 make immediate payment and
thofe who have aGy demands thereon, TO EXHIBIT
the fam AZ NANCY BGIGHTMAN.
PorsLaat, J,s'r ~, 1901.
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1FsPPYFD-At Falmouth blythe Rev c. Bradley,
Asrsa, Of Plymouth to Mis- Begey Bartlett,
elthe former place.
AZ Brdgton, BY the Rev. Nathtn Church, Mr..
o., Ir7a.s 10 Milf Re5esa KoJorr.
IN shaphleeh, Mr.. ia Merrill q Milf HftJzBa5
FsBirL
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PLAYS.

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R perne Marriage--carmelue-D Mother
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~ Sal''eo Man and Jevr-Puioncr at large, ard
80 10 Sup?cr-Puric, and Loci, and Key
II 80 ~ D1tor, and lIOrfe and WidJw-B tile of
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NJ, PDhe-Ruie Wife, ard have a Wife-Gre
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e. Conf qnences, rthc School for Prejudice
wa .0p l"n - Sprgs Of Laure-Siege OF Bcr
A.. oman 10 Town--Falh enable Levitts-
~o1t iDnSL overs Mrrdpe-Amphybrio
N"o7f Hub lnd-Com sdy of Frrors-Achille.
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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-27
c4wBRIDGE UNIVERSITY

.Tb- legtee 81 Bo7or ofLa1UT, was conferred
!. "A, FScsllsn J CALEB STRONG, Efq.
Y Tbe Degree Of Dos7or Of Dir iaiiy, was confer
a On the Rev. Jonathan Maxcy, Preident of
ipsoIe.laind College; and on the Rev. JolePh
11.na Of Iplwi b.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-27
lAkE NOTICE. y!

CTRAYED or Stolen, OF Wrdnefday night the
y 9Th inf. from the mcclure Of Mr.. J7ba JFa!er-
b9gJt, in Poland, m,ddlng lizcd HORSE, eight
0! nine years Old, OF a deep red colour, with a
black name and tail, and white fp0t 10 bis fore
head, trots all. Whoever has or Will take up laid
Horfe ami give information Of hin, or return him tO
the fupfcrber, 10 iGferatb RIckey Inuhclder 10
Poland; Or to Dazi4 Hraa,y, Inuhodtr in Gray,
hall BE- Handsomely rewarded for tkc.r trouble
and all nec~faiy charges paid BY me
JOHN ROBINSON.
Pari5, Jnly -, 1901.