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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-18
/" SPIRIT OF TEE VITAL PLANET

~ AIR.-ApAofo
GER Haw;os Stream. as the rree hrohe in air
P'uns,aa yovru m the tyranneu. wave;
No car heard his h,et ;-isin with roll and defpsir,
He funk, and whe'm'd in his grave
xrc,rArivo.
See tIuMAxIrss angel allght on the fecne
Tho, the Shadows of rsars have dieGibed his rnien
Sec his cossE is redeem'a rom The Sresms icy he'd,
And MoTHras wild grief fhriek'. din. bsn dssdi
AiR.-LAsoo MAssroyo.
sr.N,r OF raK vlrAt FLAME
Touch with life hi. marble frame
From the nav-srAh's ra1ent choir,
Bring thy torch OF qaenchef, FIRE,
And bid a Mothers hope refpire
ALLGeso.
H,her, SPARKLING curaus, fly
Mercy's herald, cieave the Ky
To human prayer benignant heaven
The f.lient fpring Of life has given:
And sc,Escs, while her eye explores
What power the dormant nerve relores.
Survey. the. oopHEAD, and adores;
And HIM. the 6el Of glorys clan,
ProcIaims, WHO SAVES rrlLow NAN!
xassro.o.
Spirit Of tire vital fame
Touch again his marble frame
hid the qaoeyirg return,
TIN the A.1isg rye difeern
A Mothers tears with rapture burn
ALL AssAr.
Behold the quiekening SPIRIT rsife
5 The t-eablsg limb. sthe wondering gaze!
Lssr,scr Haens! MEMORY wakes
THOUGHT from cold extinction breaks;
Reafon. Morton, frenzy, fear,
RELroIoN's triumph, NArusIs tear.
ALMIGHTY PowER, THY HAND Is HERR
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-18
WILLIAM CALENDER,

WILLIAM CALLENDEH,
= Efpe6teully informs the citizens Of
- the Esfern couatry, that he has for f.e at his
Store No. 81 Mdde-free,, {north part of Bottom up
wards of
SeOfa-1anayed Mgstd Lgjfrnuenfr.
Of tho f,lowns kinds
Bats Viols and Vio!ins; Bafoons, Corcsr [
Horps New.inyensci c ana B ciarinettsa Hauiboy s
German Fiutes German Flute walking 0css- FiAgee,s
Drums and Flies of various tones Horfemens Trumpets
Concert fifcs, Pitch P'aes, Ensiilh Flutes, &c.
Also,
20 Violin Bows, 50 fet Bats Viol Strings,
100 Strings do.
10 dozen Bates 10. Violin, few of which of a
manufA6 Azure
80 Bundles v DIN frngs four -hcrfe thongs rer
Drum Head. aud Snares, ldozen.
Inayu1lion Cook for each Innrument.
With variety 4 her ,cl- i, rho Mnecal line, good
and cheap AMI free from every deception with thanks
for the final favour.
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- ----
C. ARUfNG MACHIVE.

Dancing School.
MR. SMITH, respectfully informs the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Portland and its vicnitv,
hat nc has commenced his Dancing school, for Young
Walters aud Miles. at the Hall Mr.. Chadwicks 1a-
VEIN; where he viii attend Wedneisvs Saturdays,
iom three to FIX occck, He falcit. tho patronage
OF thoe who with to have their children nilructed in
mat polite and fs'hiona'e accomplishment FOR terms.
arpy At Capt John Mislian's Ma,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-18
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE II.

OnWeduefday laa, the itats Legislature con-
wued al Concord. The Hon. Nicholas Gilman
vas elect ID P.cf lent of the fenate. Inc
votes for fpcaksr. were. for Hon. John rrent,ls,
r,-Hon John Lanslon, 50. In laur,aay
t,e vo,s for governor were caavaiied-of when
Ms exocllencv
Governor Gilman had : - '2a'"
Hon. John Langdon. i2o39
M,;or;ry for Gov. Gilman, VI
Ths y'.e, Tor Soci=,y-Land, Piermon'' and
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uN1n E Aas N0css i st,ss given OF
JOHN sTUaRrof Wf.E-t.traacr, assi,sl COM
milton of bankruptcy has been duty ifued and
proceeded thar any Of fad creditors nay Ne heard
they ihall think lit before the Judge Of iad ls,
1seay the tzosay 'esyb dsy Of Jay n'x., Bod at the
dwelling homie Of fad Dfrt Judge ten o'!ock NJ.
scaint making and allowing certificates di.harge
iad bankrupt before which time exec ous iuch al.
iowsncc may be exhibited
D.y,n SWAT Z JaSge IF tbr Df,9 Cont
s y Mime De,is.
ryy
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Hn@iOeJiagy q -fm0ifcn Independence.

- - The citizens II Portland informed thar the
meeting for dc mining proper arrangements for
bratiag this mporta., annivefary, nanas adjourned
THIS EVENING, at MAJ -CiG,.1sriairi
- fuherip ion paper for pubic dinucr is open
cd at MIR NihYos Office in El.areet which us citizens
with join ia the entertainments invited to iub-
fcribc.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-18

ID an away from the fubferibec asm cd sarah
NLc~i he taken by he fubferiher iuppcrt for
the town which he Is r,fponb'c for her ondnt for
year, which viii expire ia Marcia before which
all perons cautioned agaiaa hsrhourne her any
account debt OF her. viii be paid by the ubisa>
ailer this date.
JOSEPH PROCTOR.
D,5s. T.as sf5
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Portland Gazette.
MONDAY, JUNE ls, 1904.

SO great has been the inoreafe Of tie irnDor-
eation OF Raves in tire toutherp itates, w;tf,n
the lat year, thar they have acquired an ad.,;-
tonai outrage, in tn: choice OF Prelidcnt and
Representatives. truly alarming TO the interelts
Of the northern Gates-A Already has the conf
tuition been altered to crafty the ambition of
the Virginans and a Rate ofva.iaiage threat
ems Us, eGaally as n,.olerabIe as that we exper-
fenced under Great Britain. But we are ham
Ply to find the fpirit of the fate government is
alive to the evil, ar q.fV APPEAR By TIE important
rioion IN fae preceding page at this paper. aud
we trut the people viii fee the necetIiry of
checking in fsaio, the overgrowing influence of
Virginia, which threatens very foon to dc!troy
the national compact, an render us depend
eat on her viii -----'t is fact, that the re-
p,tb icaa matters Of the nayes in the iout,eu
ftates choofe ahou th. fame number Of electors
for preGdent and Vice PRECEDENT, and mem
beys of congrcfs as do ALL THE FaEEMES Of
Ma1achufetts It is time to find remedy for
,i.is grievance.
Bya paper received ycneraay from Bottom VIC iod
thu, the order Of the day taken up Ian Friday on
Mr.. El, for amendment Of the conf ,usion
when anima, ed de'are took place which lated be-
end the ufaal honr Of sdjourpm. NJ, VIII was
made ponpone further confederation Of The fu5etf un.
I'll, the next fehoa of the Genersi Court The qreton
Of poaponemen, nepatived by and nays;
For poiponiEs, o1-sgaint II, III
The qucaon the Rciou;ion shca taken and
p,,,ed.
For IL lo4-againft it s.,
aud rfsrrs. Bsclov Ely. and Wade, appoinied to
reporra resolution tic fuhiset.
From tae arrangements that making in this
celebrate the annyeary Of cur national Independence,
have reaion to expect general operation of the ct-
the .fgrts Of certain s exssv.
esasss who wiz alumc the entire direction of
affairs. On fabJcci Of fuch general the
celebration of our Na''rni Bafb d.y who would have
expected adivdon among Amer leans Yet uch the fat
.ad certain turbulent, fcious characters amoag with
to make party matter, endeavorins to dctaeh and
divide the citizens this fubi.a, anfwer the mon da-
booal party purpoles. Shame on that policy, which
tends to TOW dTtnions among townsmen and nc2hbors
and prejudice citizen sssinf citizen, rely crafty
The ambition Of few aipiriue demseoguec. But are
confident thar the inhab ansof this 70 )uny d,n.
suhes for their good fe',owhp and love of harmony,
will diicoun.enance luch diierscrfu attempt.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-18

S3at.tTo,
At Boftsn Mr. Samae Ribasd, OF THE town to Mills Re
tsfea B,tgrr.
A. W,cafrett. Mr.. V7!ism Gray to MFG pey ssr..~
Dirc,
At Capeezabcfh. Dea. Daniel Stout, ased y: years
He wasa captain ia the American revolution, Asd iup-
portcd the charal1er of a Chrifsn and honea man
AT Gorhan the 18th inn, Mf, Hanaah Gsmmsr.
e,deR dsush of Mr. Daniel Gammau. in the 10th year
of her aye after lingering 'hae', which hs bore
with patience and resignation becoming the d'ieipe OF
the meek aud beT.d Iefuss AS the gfl foishsd
of charming mind, amiabIe aad generous drposs,sa
much be owed OF her friends. aud oas who bad i-as
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a oaDle itrp /


ON Tuelday lat, in Cape Elizabeth, a large
~ red HORSE, with liar in hi. forehead. The own
may have him again by ?rovin. property and paying
charges Inquire OF DAVID SAWYER,
Cope EkSakeB 1fsv near the ferry.
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Straw Horles.

Straw Hories.
TAKEN up by the fubfcriber, the 'ash inn,
L fray HORSE aud MiRE.--The hoIf- of eAefnut
co!or-the of mixed red and ey. The owner or
owners of fAd beats, may have ham gain ny proving
property aud paying charges Apply TO
Natsac;c! .Josaan.
Cape Elizabeth, June IS, 1854
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-18
OsEycydL STATEMENT.

The acobins of this Gate boat of the ncreafs of the
party and declare the icderalias havc experienced
" GREAT FAILING OFF," Let the following official
Ga,.meu, OF the by which Gov. srohg has been
eetlcd 6s. iueceive wears prove how far their after
t,,os I've yei,rd On.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-18

l.. WEEKS G SON.
"a. : Crufyal-Re7c, Rar~ for Sale,
NOW landing from fchooner phenix,
Frtih Baltimore fuperfne and midding
FLOUR, in Whole ap, hgif baireis
Maryland CORN ana TOBACCO
CT In Ste,s--iioand GIN,
Liverpool WARE,
~ kuaa FATIEkS-RiCE, &c.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-18

In the foref of Mount Crediityc. in the
county of Hunyade, in Traniyisania, ionic re-
mains of an cxtenfivc ancient city have been
d;fcovered but nothing that ihsws its name.
In the neighborhood number OF gold CONS
have been dilcoverea in weight each equal to a
ducats On one fde. three male tisures, the
f,rt and lait carrying hatchcts, with the nicrip-
ton, in characters, Kozen On the rcverie an
eagle at reit, holding crown in his right Claw.
The learned fuppofr that the pieces OF money
were coined at the Hetru!can city Col 'e, and
that the three male figures repreient conlul
preceded and folio we'd by Liaor. The coins
are fuppofed to be 1000 years old, by antigua
rians. The Aultrian government, has ordered
further refearches - PbiLad. pa.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-18

tON oALt,
A FARM htua,cd Ia the town of North Yarmouth
4 one mile and quarter from the Welt Mccting.
i"ac containing about One Hundred and Sixry acres
well waersd good Houfe and Barn thereon will pro
duee about thirty Of hay, annually For further
particulars enquire OF NATHANIEL MERRILL, now
living the premiies
No-,s f-,.~oyh ry,. &
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pinEins.
JENKS. & SHIRLEY,

81 Current price given for RAGS and
JUNK PosrLAsD. yuSs II. 8
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-18

60 much for the I" f.li-s 81 !" N1F'abysan" When III
fa is the federal votes for Governor have inereaie'
nearly eievs. sIs.f.uiin Eve years
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-18


NTdEHEAS. u; wife Sasob MS cored from nv bed
w and board and behaved ia uahrcom;ag man-
ner. Tas is to forbid all per!cns hsrboring trung
her on my account, AZ viii Pav any debts ne may
contract alter this date. ABRAHAM JORDAN.
C4paEstefb = ss ~. ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-18
SAMITEI. WAITE.

late of Portland Ia the county of Cumberland mariner.
deocsied by giving Bond the i~w dreGs Shs iherc-a
fore requefs all perfo Who indebted fail eccAf
eds tiats 10 maze immediate rsymrnt; md fhue Who
mene BErsEY WAITE.
r9oA
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-18

HE fubefiher hereby gives public notice tns con.
ctrped that f,ls hAs been duly appointed. and
has taken upon hsrtc the tI1a Of adniIsr i.
the easte cf
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-18

lNCT1cE is hrcby given that r C vidcnd Of the
eila,e and ELECTS Of va Ill., OF BslfA in 'e
" OF Hancock and As ae,.t@, of koTihysrn u h in
eseounty OF Cumbrspd Merchants. s.rtrus,s which
was to have heenm dc this d1v i adjourned Fraay,
thu tnssfeb 81 yrv Al oct ok IN fic fr--goon,
AZ which tins The c. and the III intend
meet the eomniiloners Office. NJ Mu7 rs Pow,
Portland order make Dividend Of Ia cAte AID .t
fees cf laid Iankrup,s when aud whsse the creditors.
vino have asd proved their debts prepared
10 prove the ,ane they will be excluded the teneit of
isid dividend
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-18

/ ne iahicri'tr hereby give paPc notice TO al eAn-
cer-ed, that he has tcen duly appointed ant his IA
ken upon h'mcif he trut OF of tho IAN will
and tctament of Am,-of rous ate Of Freeprt N fad
County. Weaver. decsafad by proving the viii 1n3hy
peroa- who indebted the fsd decea fed, crate
make snmrdi,te payment. and thofe who have asy dc
manjs thereon. to exhibit the fame 20
JOSEPH roIBUT.
-se5 20
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HE fnblcriber hereby gives pu5c notice 70 al con
4 cerned, thst Inc has heen du'y appointed ard has
taken upon hertcIf ae srua OF atn,ia atrs On the
caaie of
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-25
As aaytsI psrnise to Druakard! !

Among the numerous misfortunes ari-
iing from inordiEate drinking, the follow
ing is late and melancholy initance: On
Tucfday lalt, about four o'clock in the
evening, young man, 10 years of age,
(eight miles from Baltimore and near the
Hartford toad) took his departure from
one houfe intending to another; being O.
ver-charged with liquor, he fell down in
the lnow, where he lay till day.break the
next morning, he awoke, and with
great difficulty, made his way to houfe
at which time, his hands( 6eing frozen)
would rattle together like tiintitones, and
being unable to ufe them, picked up his
hat with his teeth and carriedit to the
houfe. Ihave traced his track reverfely
about half mile, and found his miferable
birth, where it plainly appears, that he
lay the whole time on his right fide, with
out any appearance of movement, except
a very little of his feet. having thawed the
lnow to the earth, under his body like
wife an hole oppofte his mouth, by his
breath, about the lize of his hat.crown
his hat being off, fome Of his hair remain.
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A LOITERER.
s........... s.ss.s.s
Ees W4ssHxNG7cN-Ya.. 40,

Ee~ WAod1"G1ON--J6S. 80.
I" On the evening of the 18th init.
Government received the glad tidings that
the Americans had taken peaceable poi.
FELTON, of New Orleans, and with it LOU
iiiana.
I" Some enthufialtic Americans who
have no more knowledge ofLouifiana; than
merely what is obtained by voyage down
the river to New Orleans, are from time
to time writing back letters giving an ac-
count of the vaf fondneis Of the inhab-
itants for the change, and how ripe they
are for becoming good republican citizens
of the U. S: But am fully fatisfied all
this will be found to be a rslftake. A
ry intelligent gentleman from the Indiana
territory near the MifiGppl, and who is
now in this city, in conversation with an
other member Of Congrefs and pyfelf a
few days ago oblerved, "that whatever
fome hotheaded political enthufiatts might
write on that iubjed, the reverfe might be
depended on as fact with regard to the
bulk of the inhabitants. That although
the mere change itfelf be matter of indif
ference to the people who have 70 often
changed matters, yet it will take them
half century at leaf to become naturali-
zed to our forms of government. That
it is next to impofible to give them any
idea of representative government, and
that againf fome of our inifitutions they
entertain mott violent prejudices, and
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-25

againtt none more than our trials by Jury,
which isjualy looked upon by citizens of
the U. s. as one important barrier of
their libefties." This representation was
fully confirmed by letter from Governor
Claiborne" to the PRECEDENT of the u. s..
which he received this day, and immedi-
ately communicated to the hou(e. The
letter is valuable document. It was
moved to have il printed for the ufe of
the members. This motion was overrul-
ed by majority, and number of reaions
were given againa the printing, which
fuppoled to be comfortably remote from
the true one. The letter was well writ
ten, and make no doubt but the fate
ments we're juG but they were not fuch
as it was the with Of the majority in Con-
grefs to have the fovereign people at
|prefent fully &C quaited with. The fub-
itance of 1t was,--thst although the A.
mericans we're received With apparent cor.
diality and all was as yet harmony, yet
every thing relating to the government
Of the country; was in the utmof dior
der-that their courts of iudicature, fuch
as they were, were filled with litigations,
forne Of them of 20 or more years ltand-
ing, and are yet undecided-that their
priions were filled with unhappy fuFerers,
Tome of whom had been confined as much
as ten years without ever being brought
to trial, and many Of them committed
for very trivial oRences--that the inhab-
;tants at large from their being 70 long
Labituatcd TO arbitrary power, were funk
into fuch fate of liitlefs apathy as to be
entirely incapable of felf-government, and
ignorant Of every principle Of reprelen-
tativ- fyftem-that this was the cafe not
only of the lower clafes but Of gentlemen
who lived in fplendor and afflaence-that
education had been 70 deplorably neglect
rested among them, that it was necefIary
-: government IS adopt fcme rigorous
mea.ures to revive it-and that the peo-
pie mutt be taught before they could be
capable of fclf-govcrnment on republican
principlca.-This is but very imperfect
ketch of letter which was of coniidera-
bic length, and contains variety of Judi
cious and pertinent. obfervations. Thus
much for our republican brethren of LODI
iliana. Another advantage propelled from
the acceflion prefure will not be obtain
ed-vix. it has been foretold tina, it would
cut of all occafons Of future dilputes with
foreign Eatiohs. think it lays a fair
foundation to increaie them. The real
boundary between Louifana (, the Span
|ilhprovince of cw-Mexico has never been
alcertained, and the imaginary boundary
varies from two to eight hundred miles
welt of the MilliGppi. 1t would be the
policy of Spain no doubt to crowd the
boundary as far eal, and Of the Uaited
States to extend it as fat weR as poflible.
Before this boundary is afcertained, prob
ably few millions more may be expen-
ded, and forne thnulands of lives loft."
(HaNHsi,e GEE
Gov. Claiborne is the civil officer who took poflef
on of the territory behalf of the United States and
..n ~ =
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BamtruNrp,

80. BantruErv.
ss5, m.. sr4I1s !, 1901 Nor,,scE Els is
10 the creditor. Of FRsDsxlcx .u1xB1: Of f.is...s,
m faid Dfr6, trader, agaaA whom Commdion OF
Bankruptcy has duly iued and proceeded upon, that
they may he heard f they think Esq., before the Judge
Of laid Dtn6 Court, on WeAgasy, tie jsoenb do, #
Ing and allowing Certificate of Dcharge to faid Bank.
rnpt before which time exceptions fich allowance
may be exhibited.
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NOTICE is hereby given to the credit.
OF vOHN
SCrew'd Hay.

a Vaan'ty OF Screw'd Hay, may be had by apply
- ing at JAMEs TYLER. Stable.
Porsisnd, Ja' a..
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AMI. .an,' atuaisd, ndl..us PAR. d H. a r' Z
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-17

sess the states OF these resources! This a
lone, abstraGtcd from all other considera-
tons, would have been a sufficient justih-
cation of the measure.
But in addition to these there were other
cogent reasons.
yThe internal revenues foslered a system
OF extensive patronage dangerous to re-
publican government. Five hundred cfii-
GERS were employed in the collection, and
two hundred tbonsand dollars annually eX-
pended, amounting TO twenty Der cent;
while the expense OF collecting the exter-
nal duties amounted 10 only FIVE per cent.
without producing any dimnution in the
aggregate expense by decrease of doties.
Here then is an annual saving oil one hun.
dred and fifty thousand dollars / is not
practicable to estimate with precision the
public injury arising from the existence of
five hundred useless officers. II is within
bounds, however, to say that their labor or
ingenuity, if in small degree productive,
would exceed hundSed thousaGd dol
lars.
Some respect unques tionably was due
by the representatives of a free people TO
the established impression that an excise
is hostile to liberty. In a state Of society,
differing in one resPe9 from. that "t ali o.
Their nations, in protecting the unmolested
exercise of industry in channels chosen by
itself it is certainly ol Importance little
short of Infinite to resist the establishment
of system which gives to governments
the control and direction oi every branch
of internal Manufacture enabling them
thereby to depress or elevate according To-
the measure Of taxation applied, The con-
dition of every class of citizens power,
so nearly approXimated TO despoi'm, as to
have become hateful in every nation not
degraded to the lowest condition.
IL has been said that :he repeatsf these
taxes operated TO the localinjury of part
of the Union, and tended to oppIess he
poor.
To exhibit the local effrG(s Of he repeal,
! we have drawn cut the following table,
The first column exhibits the number of
| representatives to which each state IS en-
| titled the second specifies the Sums paid
in each state in The year 1901 the Uird
shews, without descending niEacGons, the
quota OF tho whole tax, which, for that year,
each state would have paid had it been as.
| sessed in the ratio oi numbers the }ouTlh
exhibits the gain, and the last the loss Of
each state, on that principle, arising from
the repeal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-17
Calculated by BRAJAIiIv BA7Es, 8,
Hanover County, Yirginac.

Containing besid@s the astronomical ca,cnla,.
oni--the Virginia delegation to congress; officers
OF the commonwealth members 1T both houses
olthe state Legislature; members OF nc privy coun
ch Judges of he superior courts; Quakers' gene
fai meetings; distri9 and county court DAVIS IN
this state; shou mode of calculating in
seres.; nuTber Of u5etul recipes tables of gold
COINS the Coins of the United States. establiahed
by law; an essay on various Important agricul,u.
raj subjects, by Jas"ph Cooper; original and Sc
iefed p>etryi anecdotes maxirls. &c. Roads,
from Richmond TO Charleston, q. c.)-from
Richmond 70 the Sweet sPrings-and from Rich
r'ond TO Portsmouth CN. ny &c. &c &c.
= n great allowance made towhoIesale pur.
ehasers.
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