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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-17

qbe folAOsOins Aecount efa remarka-
BILE inRaare efprOmpf and detjfve,
though accidental or Presidential,
paaybment ofa 7biy, is exfrat7sf
from tbs Supplement to tbs Euro
pean Magazine, for 1875.
A few days ago, man, who
had the appearance of a laborer was
found ltrang!ed in field near Cum
berwell, Surrey. 1t appeared that
he had ltolen a lheep, the hind legs
of which he had tied together, and
put them over his forehead, in order
to carry it away; but it is thought,
that, in getting over the gate the
iheep itruggled, and by fudden
fpring fipt its feet down to his
throat +; for in that poaure they
were found, the Animal hanging on
one fide of the gate, and the dead
Man on the other.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-17

PAINT K,
Has for Sale, at his lhop, oppofte William
Cahoone and Conpany's. near the
foo, of III: New Lane
Tbe Jollozcing Paints, either Dry, or
Ground III Oil:
DEST Londoo White LEAD, Spsnih
ID BROWN, Whiting, and Spruce VEL
Low iof an excellent quality) by the hon
drcd VT. or Goele pound lndia Red. Um-
Der, Lcsharge, Red Lead. White Vnriol,
Verdigreafe, and Pruilian Blue /:
Painters Bruihes and Tools {;
Black and Bright Warmth, Spirits Of
Turpcntinc. Linieed Oil, Boiled or Un-
Boiled J by 9. and by s Window GAS,
aad Putty.
NesrfO,f, Axenf IS, 1901. 46'f.
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Z p l G X II M.

Old Cato, or his death bed lying.
Worn our with work, and a!moit dying,
With patience, heard his friends propofe.
What bearers for him they had choie -
There's Cuff and Gear fomp and Plato
D.y Will do berry WELL" quo,h Cato;
And 8aotam philips--now for ,'odder,
We mutt take Scipio. Bantam's brother,
"I no Ike Scip," cid Cato cries,
e' Scip ta!cal--,cll abru, me lies,
/" Ard get me whipp'd ;"--EI. ',is ell ono,
Sep iha.i be bearer, Scip or none.
"Miod," quoth Cato, )" il dat cur,
I" DAT Scip come bearer, won't 'tir!'
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NICOLAS GEFFROY,
WMcb- Maker, in NezOtort,

E0fCD-JW1ReT, III lVGTOP0FI3
INFORMS the Public, he has taken into
l. Parlnerlhip Mr.. L. gISSOT, a iuperiof
Workman, late from the Watch Mandatory
in Gcneya, who will undertake TO make New
Watches ;-snd TO repair, in the belt man
ner, for Watch makers, or private pc'ions,
any new conitruAsd and complicated Watch
es, and Tine Pieces.-1hey will ALTO i'm
port, from faid Mandatory, at nine months
warning, all fuch Watchc, and Time. Pieces,
as their employers fhsll order.
qIy b41e ala C0zfanfLy m bsad.
An elegant AHortment of warranted,
and common Engiih, and Geneva Watches
and Time Pieces, which they will seil on Iea-
fonab!e terms. s.----ln addition 10 the above,
they carry on the Goldfmith's and Silver
fmith's bpfncfs, in ali its branches and Ike
vile will make, or repair. any kind OF Jew
eiiery, in the neateh talhion.
Thy oJo haze for Sole.
WholefaIe and Retail, all kinds OF
Jewellery, imported and of the lateA isihion /;
officers gold and iiiver Epauletu /; plated q
brals Candleiticks plated and Britannia Tea.
Pots; Dirks, fnail Swords and Hanger ;
plated Bits, Sirrups aad Spurs; Tea Trays
Gators Andirons, Shovel and Tongs; Cut.
lety. Ware of all kinds Nigh, and Day Spy
GlaiTe,; Ladies and Gentlcmen's Pocket
Books DrsfFng Cafes Suipenden; Truf-
ies Horfe- Whips ; Razors Hopkins ia
nous Razor-Strops bsa Beaver Hats Per.
fumery Of all kinds, from London and Paris /;
Hair. Powder Starch BaIlcy-Sugar. and
Sugar-Puu,bs Span;th Sesars bet Maka-
bau and Scotch Snuff; and gres, variety Of
other articles, too numerous 10 iniert here.
Newport, Feb. 7, 1901. I9tf
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ter, as if to tax him With ingratitudc.
The merchant could not bear the
fiaht---He fpurred on his horfe with
heart full Of forrow, and lament
ed he had taken journey which
had colt him 70 dear. Still, how.
ever the money never entered his
mind. He only thought of his poor
dog, and tried to confole himfelf
with the reflection, that he had pre-
vented greater evil by difpatching
mad animal, than he had fufered
calamity by his lofs.---This opiate
to his wounded fpirit was yet in.
eHeetual. "I am mott unfortu-
nate" faid he to himfelf; "I had
almof rather have loft my money
than my dog. ."----Saying this, he
hretched ont his hand to grafp his
treafure. 1t was miiling---no bag to
be found. In an infant he opened
his eyes to his ralhnefs and folly.
=" Wretch that | am alone am to
blame. | could not comprehend
the admonition which my bef and
mott faithful friend gave me; and !
have facrifced him for his zeal. He
only wilhed to inform me of my
miitake; and he has paid for his
fidelity with his life."
lnfantly he turned his horf:,
and went off at full gallop to the place
where he had topped. He faw, with
half averted eyes, the icenc where
the tragedy was acted. He perceiv-
ed the traces Of blood, as he pro-
ceeded. He was oppreiied and dit-
tra6ted f: But in vain did he look
for his dog.--Hc was not to be feen
on the road. At lall he arrived at
the ipot where he had alishted.---
But what were his lenfations'! His
heart was ready TO bleed. The poor
dog, unable to follow his dear, but
cruel matter, had determined to con-
iecrate his lalt moments to his fer
vice. He had crawled, all bloody
as he was, TO the forgotten bag (;
and, in agonies of death, lay watch
ing belide it.---When he law his
matter, he itill teltifed his Joy by
the wagging ofhis tail---He could do
no more. He tried to rife, but his
ltrength was gone. The vital tide
was ebbing fat. Even the careaes
of his matter could not prolong his
fate for a few moments. He fretch-
ed out his tongue to lick the hand
that was now fondiing him in the
agonies of regret, as if to ieal for
givenefs of the deed that deprived
him of life. He then calt a look Of
kindneis on his mater, and cloled
his eyes forever.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-17

4 i once Ergh Garter could forPrize,
And lure a courrly circles wond'ring eyes
Could draw from Mej56y a Royal Charter,
And caufc an "InG,i4Gsn ef The Garfer;;"
IF iuch high honor wefe--as fAid 10 be
Sbesn to a L1dy's Ribbon from her knee,
WHAT ough, not ! when gartes'd by the Fair,
Nor with aFxgi-- but fubasntiai PAIR;
Whar ough, not , grateful ienie 10 ihow,
Ii iaG as thought the pow'f of words could
flow
b., GnQc no words nor Ian guage can impart
MY van fufceotibili,y Of Heart,
Permit me jua to fay--relpetting Charters,
] rev renee mef your Order ef sbe Carter
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Il Sailors Description of Hunting.

II Sailors Description Of Haunting.
GOING'to lee my father the
other day, he ax'd me TO take a
voyage hunting with him. SO
when the fwabber had riSed the
hories they brought me one 20 flow
mylelf on beard of--oIe that they
told me was in fuch right and tight
trim, lhe would go as falt upon any
tack as Faulkilone cutter. SO |
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Chyifobher Holt

ChrifOPher Holt
UNIFORMS his Cufomers and
4 others, that he has iemoved
from the North fide of Wal,inc nc,one
Square, to the Houfe OH the Long
Whalf, late the property of Capt..
Edward Davis where ne will con-.
tinue 10 keep Boarding Houie, as
ulual.
.Aclvporf, Nay 10, 1901. sV
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Blank DEEDS, and 'Jyliee's Writs,
and Exefntisas, Jsr /ale at this Office.
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49, - - ~ -
HAVE soR sjLs.
At their STORE on Byoiaefs whasf.
Drown SUCAR. 81 fbs bsgssad or bar
re!; MsIzDSs. 9y sb< 6seJSsad rlsx,, BY she
bay,ri; Finento. 6y ne Jag Pesod<r. BY i6e
eals; Ssea,b,ng- Paper Iy NE Landed; Sal.-
P<fey'd ffsms; Caadles, ~ fb< box -Irsu Co.
begjss; Txrks- lizard Saif, fseD Boxes sf
H.svAxma Sugar; end gsnxme SPANISH
SEC 4RS.
HONEl,,L by the boglbsad CT gel
lou---Nsqo lex S5sp. bStbt 6ss-Nes,o- AtG4
-7adaeee-- Ref Al Pref Jamaica Rum---
RaDfus, sSe.-fy0u S.svei--axa tqps large
Seats |BeAns.
--LIsEwIsE-
LIQUORS, ef the bge Kind, a
general llDSrfment-an@ vS,ioss abtr drfi-
cls M ne Grocey Lar--a complete .4igsr,-
mint Of q0bit3 tdy Srepgr 10 be esyfNssLy
supplied qOisb.
@5- MASTERS Of PacAets,
Pq0;nge,s, Gc. ry b. SrppAcd a, fnid
Stgrs, on tbr GorttE NOtice--7vn. 0ny hr.ic'e
fb.y my 7yont--. -.-0nG ibsir Fa0en gsG.5a!I1
l4eknszeLtdged.
GREEN CHAIRS, per Dszen
Bar I,ou, per Haadrt| svt.-Afi2iinef and
C'yncl. PER b4rnl-Foar 7bagiaaa BaTebes
OaioA.
Newport, Oa. 18th, 1909. sf
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SONNET TO A LADY.

Or her pr.jsufwg be AUTHOR ari,b Fair
ef GARTERs.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-24
aleranorta an0ertlGer.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ID,


If the following were not AfeyoAy co.
pied it might be taken for the wageery
Q ioH adept in ergG readings: Its, how
ever, an unmutilated copy from the reca-
Pltulatory notices of the Edi,or Of the Sa-
lem Regifer-of Whole fe,(e commentaries
aoon the news of the week, a brother dem,
OF New. Jerfey, has recently made very
6anora6h menfi2n.--
Experiments are making upon the
Ab7hr Rams in this country. They
give lzlbs. Of wool. Ufeful ~exper;-
ments are conftan,ly made and comma
nicated which may be ufe.ul 10 the
iaFniers-amoDg other infitutions we
hear OF a Mg6eoiS stty in B9aoui,
Capt. Stow, who arrived a. New-Yo O
Tor 81. Cro!x, mentions, that the day
'eicre re failed, the Danes received per.
miDIoo 70 holt their colors and it was
H'oTly expected that the captured lizards
would be reaored.
CAPT. Siias Talbot, hiss refsacd bis
co'nm'fioo. We r1ierGand, thar ta.,
meaiure has proceeded roma win 20 d.
away difficulties wh:ch iphis Appreciation,
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BALTIMORE, September II.

DAb
Arrived, hip Six Siiters, capt. Low,
(om Dublin. In lar. 80, 80, long. 50,
boke the hip Polly and Harriet, cap
Tin Noble, from Liverpool bound to
Ecrfolk.
Aueuf Is, Gpoke the brig Polly, capt.
flagg, of Bottom, from AmGerdam, bound
Charleton. sd September, in lat. So,
Inc. 81, ipoke the fhip Robert, captain
Wiling, of Baltimore, out S days.
Ship Birmingham, captain M'Carty,
tom Hall.
Left, hips Charlotte, Leeds, of New
ondon; Mary, HuiIey, of do. brig
Dean, Warner, of do.
Spoke in lat. 40, IL, long. AZ, IS, a
Lilo from Cadiz, bound to Bottom, out SO
laws. In lat. a., IS, long. So, 81, fpokc
he brig Lady Woodbridge, captain Will
BERRY, from Barcelona, out IS days.
Sch'r Roby, Martin, from Charlefton.
I eft there, the brig Enterprise, Arnold,
Ind fch'rs Sparrow, Barnes, and Example,
! 6regory, Of Baltimore.
q The ich'r Willing Lafs, Jenne, of Bal
&inore, was upfet in the Gulph Stream
|pn the 18th init. The crew were picked
lip by the Roby.
Sept. 3, lat. 81, SC, long. a., 10, the
Veteran, captain Loring, from London,
to New York, out 40 days, all
well. Next day, in lat. IS, IS, long.
AS, 20, lpoke the fhip Margarctta, cap,.
|M'Kin, 4o days from Litbon, bound 10
Philadelphia, hort Of water.
Brig Felicity, capt. Tucker, "a days
from Madeira. In LAT. 80, 50, long.aS,
81, on the a6th AuguR, fpoke a Sw edith
chip from London, bound to Baltimore.
The flip Batavia, cape. Andres, "a
days from Bremen. Spoke off the Cspes,
"a hip from Newry, with ~paiiengsrs.
The ihip Beckey, 81 days from Am
iterdam ; Alligator, from Liverpool, and
brig Fair American, from Dublin, are il
the bay.
September IL.
Arrived, brig Fair American, captain
Turner, Sc days frcm Dublin. In lat.
~, long. II, fpoke the lhip Prudence,
from London bound to Philadelphia.
Alto, brig Curlew, captain Caithnels,
n days from Dundee-13o paflengers.
Ado, brig Polly ard Nancy, captain
Taggart, ri days from the Hayanna.
Left there, a big from Bal,imo.e, name
unknown.
Aiio, fehooner Cornucosia, capt. Reetle,
z3 days from pAnceveau.
Left 10 American yelIels there.
OF Cape Hatteras, fpoke the fhip Bald
of Bottom, from Georse-Town,
bound TO L'Orient.
The hip Beckey, capt. Peayce, arrived
the night before laG, at Kent-Inand, in
II days from the TexeI. Lei, there,
Aug. 10, the ihir Carlile, capt. Gibbs,
md Union, capt. Porter, Of this sort
no news.
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young orchard ofapple trees, and o,. &c
PeaIn 'r'eS w~eiterly Is woodland
The banks of the Oconee ar. h,Ii
and aoEupr-the rocks appear;n, - p
parts. liz is obvious thar no fears can -.
entertained OF unwholefome vapors from ,
river OF this d~eicription, even thouyh rbsra
Is a imall mill pond in it, for the wa,4r
confined ny feepbar.ks, and there is a CON
itans aiicharge over the dam in fuch o,,,
ivy, thai the whole MATS OF the wa9er :,
the pond IS IN NC ion at ali times--It can
NOT therefore be fuppoied capable of GENE.
rating Poitonous m~iafmats. 1t is a fast
that II the pond were empty. on marine
the gates 1t would fill and fall over he
top IN an hour and a half in he driell e.,
ion.
AT $50 yards from this houG is for;no.
emerging from a rock, which yields 1909
gallons OF good water in "a hours. a. :
found oy experiment. a few days ago
there are about ten other Gprines, within
quarter OF a mile of the colIesiat Il building
the water Of thefe lprings is perteeflS
pure clear, and as cool as it ought to be
for health.
nave frequently amufed myfeIfin f,re
OF the fine mornings in the vapors r;,;ng
iwittly IN various forms from the river ana
tending away towards the Ring fun, fweep-
ing over the thick woods which cover he
iteep eaitern banks of the Oconee.
After duly confidering this defcrip-
.i'n' which is true and exact, you viii
be ready to believe the comni,,en
have made a judicious, choice, 60 fsr
as health was an Object. Ao,la
have added to the above account. thar
we are open to every wind OF heaven.
"A calm Is feldom known here..-and
the breezeS, particularly from the wef,.rn
iemlcircle of the horizon, arc exrremeiv
pieafant---we have generally a pure deem
Ky, and the clouds are more ditintt and
confolldated than they appear to be in the
low country---in a Clear evening the ifars
and other celeitiaI bodies appear in Guch
numbers and brilliance as in our inteufely
cold and clear evenings to the northward.
or as they did to Brydone from the top of
Mount Etna. If there is a healthy and
beautiful fpot in Georgia, this is one.
Provifions are cheap and abundant.
board may be had at about Gxty dollars a
year and if fifty or a hundred young
gentlemen hould be admitted into he
unworthy, a Reward could board them all
at one table, at a much fmaller price if
the citizens of the middle and lower coun-
ties with their children to be educated
within their native fate, and to be ftcure
OF health and good fpirits, and good
wholeiome food, and decent I~ociety, they
will, on a thorough view and c%onidera-
ton OF thefe and other facts which m;ghs
DC addnced, highly approve the judgment
and forefight of the gentlemen of the COM
mittee who have placed the feat of the u
niyerfsy at Athens"
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i os Cape at,eras, was boarded by
/. Britilh privateer Burney, examined
/ naly ard permitted to proceed.
RIO CIar;Ga, Brewton, ofPhiladelphla,
|, ST. Johns, failed from ST. CroiN the
E,b ul:, sloop Friendhip, Of ditto, for
[~iioaniola, failed from ST. Croix' the
cth ulr.
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OLA
From this fatelnent il follows tina. the
refpeetive fates have proportionsbly in
created ID the degrees aooVe Jared in the
following order, viz.
I. Kentucky,
2. Georgia.
8. Vermont,
4. New-York,
s & 6. Pennsylvania and S.
Carolina, which have increafed in the
fame proportion.
7, New-Hamphire,
S.& 9. Mahachuietts& North
Carolina, which have increafed in rhe
fame proportion,
10. Virginia,
II. New-Jerfey,
II. Delaware,
I3. Connecticut,
IS. Rhode Hand,
~. Maryland.
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AUGUSTA. Sc {


The 6Nos0mg extraa ga letter from pre-,
Edent Meigs, 10 f,eud in ibn tlace,
1obo has baudedn to rs FIR bxbAcation,
will 6efoaud TO eontaiu Eoue euyious and
m~treRng E6s; THE re/ah Geu,r/ul
0SsrVasi0a and experiment repeame
TIE bLare EkaedEy The Ilat of ibe Uni
peyy gGroygia.
ATHENS, Auguf, 20, 1901.
I" In defending the eaRern banks of
the Oconee river, we diicover through the
trees captain EaAey's houfc, in which I
now ref6e, which appears TO be on the top
OF a mountain. After pahing the ford,
which is about 40 or 800 feet wide, thro,
a rapid ffream which has jua tumbled over
the rocks below Ealey's dam, about rso
yards above the ford, we afcend the pro-
montory about $50 yards along the wind
ing path, and arrive at the brow. A liz.
tie northward of this is the place marked
out for a future collegiate building. By a
water level / have found the furface az
that place one hundred and hxty-ons feet.
perpendicular above the level of the waters
of the GEORGE at the ford. This promon-
tory u n nearly level, a northweaardly
courfc, through the tract, as far as / have
examined. From the fife of the building
the land falls off gently and beautifully 10
the eaf and fouth-wea. On the eaa the
land is cleared, and has now on it a aou-
riihins crop oil corn, cotton and potatoes;
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II is greatly to be regretted that me
late Congrcfs, which paGed the att 6x;no
the mode OF taking the Genius, did nor. as
rtqueited by ieveral learned iocieties, direa
a dehgnation Of the various descriptions Of
citizens. Such designation would have
correctly illuitrated the exiting tate OF
iociety, would have exhibited with prec;
iion the channels in which indutry flowed.
would have ihewn what were filled and
what were unoccupied and would have
been of eGensial ~fervice to the federal and
itare governments by facilitating the ac-
qnitition of jua ideas of the operation Of
any particular tax propofed
lr would have been intereltinp 70 ,be
hittorian, at fome future day, to have ira
ced the relative growth of agriculture.
trade and manufactures and the mora,itt
NIGH, not have been unproduSt;velv en-
gagged in eliminating the degrees of virtue
and profperity which accompanied their e.
veral ttates.
But this meafure, though fancaioned by
shc Hoaie Of Representatives, was rejected
by the fenate and we can onlv now re-
greet that it was rejected, and recommenc
Its adoption at foIne future day.
The above view enables US 70 throw
but an imperfect light upon the relative
growth OF the a~gricuhxraI and commercial
interefs. As fuch it is offered.
The reader will obftrve that the adyan-
ced population of all the aa,es, according
TO the above table, is reprefen,ed by the
figures 6.I4.
If we coniider the Rates of MaGachu-
fet1s, Rhode Hand, New-York, P~enn(yl-
vania, Maryland, and South Carolina as
commercial, the amount of their advanced
population, as appears above, is 40
While thar Of New awphire,
Connecticut, Vermont, N,ew-Jer-
fey, Delaware, Virginia, North
Carolina, Georgia and Kentucky,
conhdering them as agricultural
itates, is arr
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Extrnd ETA letter from LjBou, dated zSb
TAiy 1901.

The peace between this country and
France till remains unfettled. The Duke
de la Foens has been at laa fuperceded by
the count de Goltz, as commander 10
CHEF. 1t is generally, however, thought
that an amicable arrangement between the
two countries will foon be accomplished
through the meditation Of Spain.
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Notice is hereby given.

THAT Court Of APPEALS wiH
be held for the County of Alexan-
dr1a, ON 7hur(day next, the fr9
day Of OaOber, to hear and deter-
mine the complaints of any beyfons,
who may think Memjelves az
grisved by heiy property being
over valued BY the aOeOors,
G.. C. c.
Sept. "a. dot
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PORT OF

ARRIVED,
oh'p Eliza' Laid, Liverpool ;
=, Fall Goods
ochr' Eliza, White, Charleaon.
CLEARED,
Sloop Drucilla, Hathaway, N. Bedford.
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refal,ed from the conteted poin. of rank
between him and captain Trux,un.
Mar. AfeHigeneer.J
VIEWS DERIVED FROM THE
T. CENSUS.

Continued.
The following Aatement fhews the re-
lative numbers of the REFLECTIVE lEatcs in
the C;nlas of 1890, and that Of 1900,
with the increafe of each State.
TABLE Nv.
1890. 1900. Increafe
N.Hampihire I4I,SSS 1855 4I,973
r. Hand oS,S25 o9,Iz2 500
Mafachu-
fertS, IN
, GLIDING 4|''36I S7+'5o4 99'E37
Maine,
Connecticut z37,946 aSI,oca 1906
Vermont $3.50 I54,4oS 6S,9z6
N.York,1
allotment 34o,'ao 4s4.o6s l4s,e46
wanting,
New. Jerfey Is4,r39 2II,I4o a7,o1o
Pen:iylvania 434,373 6oz,39s I67 99z
Delaware S9'oe4 64,z73 sag
s: : :;':: !: !: ,''.'.' ,''.''* ' ; 81:
Virginia 1850 s7s,9so ,3I,34o
N. Carolina 393,75i 47s,lo3 s+,354
,. Carolina z+9,o73 34S,S9I 9o,5lS
Georgia, 82,5+S i62,6S6 So, 1873
Kentucky 1857 zzo,e5s I47,z7S
y Though Maryland appea.s above to
have dec'eated 1904 inhabitants (; yer
the tact is otherw;fe /; Tor allowance mutt
be made for the fnbtrac,ion Of S,l47 in
hao'tants, which form ,he population OF
the iouthern D,ltritt of Columbia, ard for
che defcsrng rerurn, which added to the
former will undoubtedly give a fmall in
Create OF numbers to tina, diitriet in
embraced by Maryland,
by the above table it appears that in
1890 the Gates, according TO their re-
ipectlve numbers, food thus
I. Virginia, 9. New-Ierfay,
z. Maaschufttts, 10. New Hamphire,
5. Fcnniylvania, II. Vermont,
4. North arolina,Iz. Georgia,
s. New-York, IS. Kentucky,
g.. Maryland, Ia. Rhode Illand,
7. South Carolina, X. Delaware,
S. Connecticut,
p.'hi appears tha1, according to
the cenius OF 1900, they now in point Of
numbers ltand thus |:
!. Virginia, 9. Kentucky,
2. f%enniyivanin, 10. New Jerey,
s. Maiiaeilietts, II. New Hampihire,
4. New York, II. Georgia,
5. N.-Caroiina, 10. Vermont,
o. S.-Carolina, II. Rhode Ifand,
7. Maryland, IL. Delaware.
s. Connecticut,
The following Table hess the advan-
ced population of each State, according 10
the Genius OF 1900, beyond that of 1890.
TABLE V.
Increafe.
New Hamphire, 80 per.
Rhode Illand no afign-
able increafe,
MaHachu{etrc
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Difference

From which it follows that the esyycuL.
taral Pate, have gained numbers in the
above proportion over the commercial
fatt'; which is in the proportion OF
to J.. MJ =
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The Bank of the United States has de-
termined to eftablih'a Branch Bank in tb,,
CIy. Some meafures have already been
taken to put the Bank into operation.
James Davidson, jun. of P~hiladeIphia.
mas been appointed Gather and the Di.
reetors are to be chofen in the beginning
Of October.
We congratulate our fellows citizen on
the numerous benefits and c~onvenierces
likely to flow from this intitution.
ibid.
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The following Table heus the advan
ced population of each State, according {,
the Genius OF 1900, beyond that of 1900
TABLE V.