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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-13

ry ot MIR. Lowering, lip B-nnet Hre-t
which entirely confirmed hl iane.
The dif-over.cs On our Continent,
lead ta exPe9 the greltc0 advantages
tot Ger int nal commerce. The Lake
superior, 81 which we have only heard.
with ut any impouan, dilcovery III FIX
ITS ex ent and Gtuaion has been exploi-
"a, and viii 4 ON ivite fcttlements.
The 1udf3u Bay will faou erpoIe All
ITS reiource beyond thepowsr Of conceal.
mert, and the interior navigation Will
oe Ioon well knowa.-nIcks zje, tie
late advensurer, has prepued the way
t-r Gu.l examination of the Lakes aGd
the Rivers by which communications
may be extended between them. la
ipeakiHg Of the Lake Superior, he prad-
Is the tiih with which II Abounds. lie
CO. iijers the Lake As Jhe Reiarvoir OF
the 81. Lawrence. Few rivers dIcharge
into It, and iheie not Of great exteat or
depth It's iituanon does not ADMIT
thsm. There r an evident appearance
OF The decredfe OF the waters; but this
IS not remarkably great. The Savages
~ rs vicinity arc not numerous. but
tell the fame traditions Of th,ir former
numbers, as were told TO our anceRors,
when they fetrlsd theC- Atlantic flores.
The tribe Of the Algonquins ave along
The flores Of the lie Snnprtor hDt
are reckoned Only I5o famiIiss.-The
fmall number is e4fjy conceived, as the
neighboring country is deiltute of for
eRs, and the animals which inhabit
them. The neighbors, therefore, Of
lhe Lake. feed principally on 6ih. But
Ike Wnipe Is 4 more important fu5-
Jet of our inquiries. Ii dlchar ges by
the River Nefon into Hudf0n d ".
The Country between this Lake and
Lake Superior, has his highea praile
Large rivers empty into The Wlnpie.
The diaance from the Milliloury river,
and the Miliippii is not great, and the
Red river Pahes through the greater
part Of the couutry, which lays between
the two Lakes into the Winipie. The
tribe VIII ch iuhabits near the Winipie
IS called the NAdaw4ais, aud they are
the enemies OF the Algonquns. Buy
sven theie in better country cannot
command more that three hundred
warrlors.-Saiem Reg
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-13

Firt This morning Gre broke
out 10 he soap an Clnie Manuistto-
ry Of MIR. Lowering, io B-nnet arrest
which entirely coufaneI h1 ianc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25

viegss belonging 70 th- town, rovincs Or co'o-
ny, and tie accuser of evey public officer tha,
inffnges them.
The Cablldo is also vested with a Species IS
Judicial authority, for which and f,r ,nr,t'.
ehie'dation of IFS constitution, and the functions
Of the officers spIingipg from it, SEE the appendix
No. |.
The Intendant is chief of the departments Of
finance and commclce, and cxefciics th.i,4ie;l
powers already mentioned. He is entirely ina.
pendent OF tn Governor, AMI 90 public m ,o.,
ean be ilfaea without his exoses. ordef. rbe
land Office is nnder his direction.
The Contador, Treailrer, and Interventor. A..
offers fubordinatc % the Iatendan,. The 6,e
has four clerks under him, and keeps al accounts
and documents rejecting the receipts and *.
pendIture OF The revenue, and is tbe,eore chez,
upoa the Iosendant. The trcafufes Is pro3stlo
no more than caAl;er, ard is allowed one clerk
The Loleryentor scpefintcnAs ali public plrchaics
snj Bargains. The administrations al(o fnDo,.
dnare to The Insend4oS, aad With num5er Of
inferior ofnccrs, manages every thing refotfiag
the cuaom hoa!e. Every clerk in tleic ofi .es
receives his connlfIion from the king.
The Auditor is be kings council, who is 10
furniih the Governor wieh legal advice in all cafes
Of judicia! proceedings, whether civil OF mli.
taty.
The aGrEor's fonSfions are Gnilar to thoG. Of
tic auditor, and are properly applicable TO the
inteudsnr's department.
Both Of the officers latt mentioned ar. ALTO III.
councillors Of fe1e of the other tribunals as be.
fore intimated.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25
aeranprta Daily aubsrtt8er.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Is.

,E:styaF from the Log Bsok gf the (fb'r EiraH't
Capt Barry, a,rivsd y5afrday, Jrom IA'kf
JRaud.
Left at Turks Ifland, OF. II, noop Sally
capt. Erven, of Norwalk, from Antigua, ana 'o'
New York IN TWO days.
Sch'r Hope. captain Roath, OF NorwsCh' nom
Antigua and for N. York, in two days.
Capt. Luten. Of fch'r---, from Monticrfa''
for Edenton. intwo days.
The Aoop Black Bird, Of Bermuda, CAPT. rat
ton, for n. York. in two days,
Came out in company with the brig Nep'uD',
OF N. York. from Barbados and Dominica so1
for N. York.
Nov. IL, lpoke the fah'r Volunteer Of f'soe-
rick lburg, 10 days from Martinico. In: csplA"
informed thar few days previous TO MS ai'laS
from Mariinico, the republican fch'f ExPenne',
formerly belonging to the u. States, capFO'eu
and brought into Martirico, a S!ooP OF War Of5
belonging 10 his Britannia Majelty.
7,6ef0ZozD;ng nrt;l2e is take1 firm Sp73'F ne
ceivsa B, The Ehano'.
ST. VINCENT, Septen,6@r T.
A flag of truce arrived her yesterday t.@
Guadaoupe, with SO English prisoners, co's',s...
chiefly OF passengers and sailors takenin nsr'N'''
vessels.
We are sorry to Learn. that anorgst inc o.:
my's CAPTURES are three of cur Guneamao, ="
ships Barton and L'Agrceable. and big o"'' "a
nah. The L'Agreeabie mounts q guns -.
was nearly ready to sail as prlyareer' W''" ;"
flag of truce sailed from thence. p,
We have also - lament the loss OF INC w.
vernment sloop Desborough this ve''e,
manned with II men and officers from h'' M'j T..
ty's sloop of w2r Drake; size was taken 0y
Fle5ustier of 8 guns AMI 60 n-a. L'su''"a ,,,
49,, who commanded the DeshofouS7' ,s.
severely wounded, and was Obliged to 60 0e,
10 have HE wounds dressed but as the sun al
was performing his aury, a blood thirsty ~.
went dowa and puran aod to Lieut.. III.
istence, by cutting him through .ilr heaa W.
sword. -, cst
A few days ago an expedition was 1:fsa In
of Guedaloupe against Antigua, ara naa AZ ,bs
got under weigh, but on the appeafanss : re,
Isrncrald tr;sage, Captain Q -,riea, the ensp
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25
Let or IM9Naad.

A NOTE IF HAND. drawn by the late
Mr.. KrNNera NfArAE fK, IL he name Of
Isaac oKINNER. and CO. dated Asgua So,
1895, payable tx monshs af;es date, in favor Of
the fubseriber, and By him indorfed for THREE
IsUNDRED AND NINETY ogR DoLLARs, nego-
c:aDie in the B ok of Alsxaadsia. Theie are 30
f7fwsrn all perlons from taking an aGignrasas of
fad NOTE as payment is oPt.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Nov, a5. d3
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rssnSs CYaUen,

Has JUL rc-iyed and is now opening athis fore 10
King -S,reet few doors above Msii.s. Bsnnetr
anu Watts's, ahandfome aflortmento CT
Fall and Winter Goods,
Conlaiag offupsf6ne broad cIoshs, and caf-
merrs, coating. fosea cloth, kerfsy, ADD half
shiekss friped AID rotc blankets, irizes, Aannes,
foinett and fsganflowns, R;iiha Injecting, ravens
duck, dowlas. creas ard ticklenAufgs, brown and
white platillas, Isilh linen, long lawn and fine
cotton lhirt,ng, 40 eiegant aiIortment Of cambria
rnufiics, whiGe and cu,oused fine India null null
anal prigg do .fdhionabie chiatz and calicoes, pr
niturr DO isdisscxtra loog cotton gloves. French
ans Epgiih silk PICK nick, s lace do.6-4 fa'tin
Rsips aud fancy bordered cambria thawls, white
aud colourea came's hair do. patent fe@ing cotton
threads, lscss, hohbio, &c. &S. Tbs ABOVE goods
vii ee ddaeie,. of on the ufasl terms for CAN.
N>g.S2I.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25

The commandments of difnas receive each 100
dollars from the king annually, unleis they are
poErGed of a military employment or penloo.
ITO be continued J
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25
AN ACCOUNT or
Il @ u / S i A N A,

gei;ng an abstract Of documents IN the Offices
Of the Departments q State and q the
Treasury.
(Coutirasa:J
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25
PORT FOLIO.

81 TIL e Patfons ofthe PoRr Fo-
LIo. and th puplic generally are in
formed, that On the hrf day Of Janua-
ry next, the publication Of the fourth
voln0e wlllcommence.
The friends to this establishment
viii pleaierecolle6f. that one ofthesmof
neceiIary stipulations is the paymentof
one years subscription, FIue Dollars
IN advance.
Subleriptions or arrearages will be
thankfully received for the Editor, by
tie Eduorgof the Alexandra Advertil-
er, who is his agent in this place.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25
(sEkJRGE N. 1875

IrEJkgE n Y LID
Rsfpectluily informs MS friends sna the public
in general that h has received general fupplyof
Fail and Winter Goods,
which he ofrs fo fsc bis fore ii Faisisx frset,
on the moe seafcnable terms. ALTO,
a quaatity Of Seine Twine.
Nov. rc. d4w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25

e,nha,itarlts does not extend beyond those
two arts; though they. seem to be endow-
ed with a good natural genius, and anun-
common facility Of learning whatever they
undertake.
The Church.
The Clergy consists Of Bishop, who
does not reside in the province, and whose
salary OF four thousand dollars is charged
on the revenue of certain bishopricks in
Mexico and uba; two canons having each
a salary of six hundred dollars and twen-
ty five curates, FIVE for the city Of New
Orleans, and twenty for as manv country
parishes, who receive each from three hun
ired and SIXTY, to four hundred and eighty
dollars a year. Those salaries, except
that of the bishop, together with an allow
.ance for sacrlstans and chapel expences, are
paid by the treasury of New-Oreans, and
amount annually to thirteen thousand dol
lars.
There is also at that Place Convent Of
Ursulines, to which is attached about
thousand acres Of land, rented out in three
plantations. The nuns are now IN number
not more than ten or twelve, ard are all
French. There were formerly about the
same number of Spanish ladies belonging
to the order; but they retired to HAVANA,
during the period when it was expected
that the province would be transferred to
France remaining nuns receive young
ladies as Doarders and instruct them in read
ing, writing, and needle-work.
They have always acted with great pro-
priety, and are generally respected and be-
loved throughout all the province. With
the assistance Of an annual allowance ofsix
hundred dollars for the treasury, they al
ways supper. and educate twelve female
orphans.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25
Learning.

There are no colleges, and but one pub
lie school, which is at New Orleans. The
masters of this are paid by the king. They
teach the Spanish language only. There
areafew private schools for children. Not
more than half of the inhabitants are sup
posed tobe able to read and write, Of whom
not more than two hundred perhaps are able
TO do it well. In general the learning Of the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-16
December 7.
Valuable Property and laM.
TO BE DISPOSED OF
FOR VET or DRY GOODS.

The moietieso two large tracts
of LAND lying on Sandy river, in he
county OF Kenhswa, fate of Virginia, the
title papers of which are ready and i'm
mediate conveyance may be made. TIE
this property are attached 7'1vo Tksp,aud
D0Aars in Cath, to be difpofed of in the
fame manner. Thefe lands arelrepreient-
ed to be valuable, and will be parted with
at nearly the colt of warrants and original
charges. Necefity compels this property
10 be offered for fale, that dividend may
take place with thofe interefed, fome Of
whom mach want their proportion'of the
money therein veaed.
TO view the plats, title papers, &c.
cal! ON Mr.. Groverman.
Feb. ID 27w7lp
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-16
Thirty Dollars Reward.

- TOLEN from the fublcEiber, in the
- City OF Warrington, on Monday E.
venlng la}, the zit inG. handGome,
we'll made, DIRK Jor,el Mere, with fad.
die and bride The mafe is about al
hands high, aboat 6 years old, has
flnall white 20, behind the right ear IN
der the bride, fome white upon ore Of
der hind legs. A nan with evident Ggns
of guilt crofed George Town Ferry and
rode off poR hate, and was traced neal
Colchester the fame evening.
The above reward viii be given on de.
livery of the mare and sthiet, or FytEs
Dollar5 for rhe mare.
EBENEZER NESMITH
near the Navy Yard.
City of Waihirgton,
March Il. es
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pu5hc Sale.

@M be ba TO The b:gkg bidder, ry;,I,..
,s|frge, on Ibaylay Ike ISL a., '4 -
April, A3 o'eloek in The Afternoon Y
Sundry Building Lots.
SITUATED on The corner Of w'o
loston and Cameron fleets, with fua5' ',
Buildings thereon at which tine -
pvemenr will be completed round tbe ca
lots.
AJG,,
That whole lquare, with five
framed HOUSES thereon, either in 10.
from IS TO IS ieet front by lco and ~
feet deep; a niteen feet alley to easb Io,'
or the whole fqaare, as may beQ iui, he
purchalers.
It is pleaant!y ftua,ed on Oronocn
Alfred, P4trlck, and Pendle,cn aree,..
laying between John Dandafs ard Iobn.
Pats. E(qaireS, hoaics. A part OF II.
purcnaie can be taken in goods, the term.
OF payment will be more particularly made
known on the day Of Sale.
JOHN BOGUE.
April s. 60, ds
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April s..
i1,lblGi 5aIg.

VII be ogffed at Pr5Ae Sale on Merida,
tbs. /rcoad day ef next montb,
That HOUSE and LOT on
Prince Street in HIGH Mr.. Thomas Wi.
liams row lives.
ALTO, that large and valuable
LOT fituated On the corner of Prince and
Warrington free.s, on which is rwa
fory frame HOUSE occupied by Mr..
Amos Alexander. There is ground
rent Of 1birty DALLAS pr annum on the
lat mentioned propsrty. The terms Of
payment will be one fourth ready money,
ADD the other three fhar.Es in fix, twelve
md eighteen months.
April 4. Gods
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L A N D,

late The fr2pery Of Jobn Fitzgerald,
deeeqJed, (old pu,Juaut 10 the ai,<afons
q bis 1Oill for tie payment 81 bis aebts,t
GOIk.
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Has jW reesiVed,

A HANDSOME A SENTIMENT OF
7euelay, plated, 5abaned 6 fanc
GOODS, Of a Japerisr quality, ana q
the ae4veQ Patterns,
CONSISTING OF
Gold Lockets, Rings, Ear
Rings, Bracelets, Watch Keys, Seals; pea,
Rings, Bracelets, &c. plated Urns, Tea
Pots, Gators, Candleaicks, &c. Japaned
Urns Tea Trays and Bread Bsikets :
gilt Necklaces, Breaches, Bracelets, Watch
Keys, Seals, Chains, &c. Knives & Forks,
Penknives, Razors, Scia4rs; Paints il
boxes; marking Types in boxes complete
Snuff Boxes; plated & feel Spurs; gold
and FLYER Epauletts; Lace Cord, Thread
Spanglcs, Purls, FLYER 1himbles, Tooth
Picks & Pencil Cafes, with a number OF
other articles.
lie has ala far Sale,
WatchmakerS Materials, and
gilt and common Watch Keys, BY the
dozen, and CrucibIes.
He manufactures, as ufual, all kinds OF
Geld and Silver Work, to any pattern.
Nov. "a. d3.eotf.
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Notlce is hereby given to the

Notlce is hereby given to the
Creditors OF Thomas Moore, Bankrupt,
thar on "Wednesday the goth day 0: April,
1903, between the hours OF three and Ave
O'Clock, at the Clicks Office CT Alexan-
dria county, certificate OF difchaige will
be given TO the laid bankrupt, unleis cauie
be then aud there ihewn TO the contrary,
by the iaid creditors OF either of them.
By order of the honorable William
Kitty. Chief Judge OF the Circuit Cours
OF the Diaritt Of Columbia, this Twelfth
day of April, 1905.
G. DENEALE, Clerk.
April 5. 53ot'A
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Ricketts,, Newton and GO.

Ricketts,, Newton and 90.
HaQe 70, Sale,
20 boxes Segars,
z bales Mullins,
6 pipes old MADEIRA Wine,
treis's Threads,
100 pieces Bandanoes,
10 bales Cotton,
trunk low pric'd Calllcoes,
butts French Brandy,
90 boxes Soap ard Candles,
4 boxes Wool and Cotton Cards,
20 kegs Tobacco flames rivef)
20 bis. Beet and Pork,
10 hhds. Sugar.
TO- tons Swedilh Iron,
70 boxes Chocolats,
100 .reams Wrapping Paper,
100 do. Writing do.
French and Nova Scotia Platter,
Lifbon and Turks lfand Salt.
A large quantity OF Bran to be foldve-
very cheap, ii taken away foon.
ar They are giving Cath tor
Wheat, Flour, Corn, Rye and Tobaeco'
April 2.
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INOE1Ce.

ALL perlons having claims
on the eitate of the late Mrs. Martha
Warrington, axe requefed to exhibit their
accounts properly proved ; and thole per
ions indebted to the faid ettate are dehred
20 make immediate payment.
THOMAS PETER,
Aaing Executor.
March 3. Jaw
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For SALE, or RENT,
THE STORE I have occl

TIE - I = II IIdV 7 ONo'1
pied for fometirne paa, htusted on Prince
Gree., oppoGte Gel. Hooe's. There Is On
fand III town mere eligible or better CAL
cula,ed for carrying OH an extenhve wet
or dry Good Bufaefs. The Cellar per-
fealy dry, with a door at each end, will
hold one thoufand barrels of Flour.-
Twenty. five hundred barrels may be flow-
ed upon the Prelnifes without any incon-
venierce to the occupant. For terms ap-
ply to
WILLIAM OXLEY.
December 7. 60
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10 Kent,
For one or more Years

4
A STORE HOUSE fituated
at Fairfax Cour, Houie, which, from the
great refort Of people, is though, to be a
very good aand for Retail Store. For
terms apply 20 Mr.. John Ratc.iE, living
at the place, or The iubfcriber.
RIGID. RATCLIFF.
Feb. 2. zav
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Vaccine Ejaculation.

For a more general dlHuloa
of this benefit to iociety-ss means TO
extinguilh that dreadful diieaie, ,he SmaA
Pox.
The fnbfcriber propoies to tboie who
with to extend 70 important a CONFEDERATE
on, that an inftisution be formed in Tome
reflects on the plan Of Dr.. James Sm''h OF
Baitimore-by fubicripiion of one dol
lar to intitle TO fend four, and 70 IN pro-
portion TO any numaer OF perlons, whois
circumstances deny shem the bench ofhe''
wife with convenience. .,
ThoGe diipeltd to favor the plan Will
pleafe apply at Mr.. Samuel BihoP's BOOK
Store, Royal S;ree,, where iublctlpilo0
paper is left, or to the fublcriber IN PINGS
ltleet.
CHI: DOUGLASS,
e W5o has FRESH NdT1ERs
the eigbt5 day a, tie /srviee Of tbf f1tAly'
March zo. - rD~.'
BEN JAMIN SHREVL, s un'
Has for Sale an lseO terms, at bis p"'
e0rnsr Of Prince nsd Uni'n f'ffn,
400 bufhels Cadiz sails
Firtt quality Ruff Cordage, .iurtsd'.
Old Sable Iron,
Sugar 10 hhds. aud barrels,
Pepper and CaGia.
Boxes frelh Raifins.
; s s.::;::;. and VINES
Barcelona Brandy,
hylen skin, and Souehong Teas, u:,.a
Bales India Costons, Checks ana Ca,net
China and Longce romal HandkerehiSi8
A few pieces Sco.ch 0lnaburgb
Mould ami dipt Candies,
Red Soal Leather.
A few pieces elegant Furniture u
March n. ---,-....S
PRINTED DAILY By
S. S NO EID + Ne
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One parcel Of Land lying up

Gu the eatt Fl e of union itreec 6Sto the northwa
u Wilkes ttreet, fronting lcventy eig hit feet W.
on Union ttrtsr and extending about two hun-
red feet into the river, having an alley Of twen
~ feet runulcg the wholI dcph; upon it is
rected ranle var h uic the ground is fub
sct 70 an annual rent OF 81. Is. o.. Ii will be
d altogether or DIVIDED to accommodate pur
Sh8lers. One hail OF brewery. with all III inp
pIeacnts AID uteniils necenary for carrying on
n huiiaeiS upon large icale, and a parcel of
ssvuad appcrtaniag to it, fronting about forty
ice. upon Water itTeet. The whole of the brew
~ and ground is now uiider den.ile, at rent
8 Tx hnuured dollars per ailnum. A piece Of
gyound Immediately jolnin on the brew cry, and
f,onting abou forty feet o. alter itreet, and ex-
ending one hundred and nifty feet on a twenty
let alley. A piece OF ground tr4nting on tVofc
and st. ia h directs. his will be laid off in
TO convenient lots. A piece Of ground lying up
on the touth fide of King ftreet, extending 81
tses T. twelve feet alley in the front is erect
Ell two tory brick DIV cling houfe, and upon
The alley two hoyy frame warchouieA piece Of
5roupd wing upon Union and Wolfe ltreets, ex
tending with Wolfe fxty TWO feet and an half.
with Union about 100 feet. Upon this there are
erected large diilillery, warehoule and compt-
ing ROOM he improvements were calculated for
carrying on thar bainels upon an cxtentive fcale;
there are three fills in it. Not having been oc-
capcdiorlometime Palt, the property is iomething
cut of repair. The ground is iuhieet to an an
nual rent of 1911. I8s. Cd. here will be fold
at the fame time, inall tract of land contigu
US 70 the town, containing 81 acres. This is
lundivided, and will be loid III inlall parcels cen
taic:ug from to acres. The iaIe will be con
.iRued Til the whole is fold
The terms Of iac are one fourth ST the pur.
chaie money in hand when deeds will be execut-
ed 20 the pufchai4fs; enc ether fourth in fix
months after the fle; one other fonrtb in twelve
,lonhss 4ud the remaining fourth in elghteen
months, for fleming ehete payments deed OF trult
will be equiFeduPou the property conveyed from
each pureh4ier icr his part.
TICS. A. DIGGES,
JAMES KEITH,
7iug Executors Of .,JJoda Fitzgerald.
March :. Gods
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PROPOSALS.
Fer Fulfilling ~ Su6leriPhon,
MODERN GEOGRAPHY
A DESCRIPTION
EMPIRES, KINGDOMS, STATES, AND
COLONIES,
WITH THE
OCEANS, SEAS, AND ISLES,
IN ALL P4!Rgs.e 9F The WORLD !,
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