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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30


HOEfAS Clark, Bookseller.
Il lp9rtla5sa,. sFctre....Win shortly publish
an improved edition Of DR.. MAcEAYS Cow
2LETr NAvIGAYoR, Untitled, Ts The A7ner1cGn
Coplhlete Na1igator, and Seanran's Daily.Asaiat:
az being an easy and familiar guidetothe The
c"y and Practice ofNayigation containing all
thenecessaTy Tables and Rules, with demonstra-
TONS, and Illustrated with several appropriate
Engravings ;--being an improved edition Of
the Complete Navigator published by AN
bREw NAcKAY, J.. =. D. FIR. s. Ed. &c.-at
London, 4. d. lS04l-revised. corrected, ana
considerably enlarged, BY several gentlemen
Of information, and particularly adapted foi
the use Of American Seamen.'
lii Dr.. Mackay's work, some hundreds of
errors are detected, in ali thy seatises on navi-
g2tlon extant- The work in the press is pas
sing through 4 complete revision bv several
gentleTnen, who will examine every part OF it,
ard more especially the tables, which are more
numerous and extensive than can be found in
any work upon the subject: And the publish
er t,atters himself that it will issue from the
press Eyithont SINGLE error.
As the most approved publication upon the
theory and practice of Navigation Except Dr.
Mackay's) contains great number Of mistakes
particularly in the tables) which might prove
fatal % the mariner, It is confidently believed,
that the treatice now offered to public patron
age, Will supersede every other work of the
kind. Dee. so, 1905. u.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30
Cork Sb1ey.

t.. GRIFFIN, No. 7, J3acj's Ro7b,
has jua received for fale an aiiortmen Of excellent
Cork Shoes,
Ladies white and coloItd Kid Shoes,
Do. Cloth and Gather do
Do. Morocco, with and without heels
Miles Morocco and Leather Pumps,
Do. Bootees and Leather Shoes
Children's Morocco and Leather Boots & Shoe.
Gestlernens Morocco and Leather Shoes,
Do. Sewairow and Corduvan Boots
Dacss7b 30
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30
John KpaP, ] By JoiePh Dana,
Mary Knap, 5 Their 44ttgrrey,
COMMENSURATE or MAssAchtsErra.

~UNlNION v 4L = u O N1As5AC CHusEII u.
EileE fr4frfks fIbreme judicial Cart began
ana a5ldrn at Saie1a 7vtbin and far the
County gf E1f1, on The fyf TueGlay 9f No
ve5lber. Il. d. 1905.
On the Petition aforeaid efrt3 that the petition-
ers pubfl an attened copy Of their petition and this
order thereon three weeks luccefvelv in the Nezy-
5ayybo,f Herald and in the PoytisA8 Gazee the lal
publication be thirty days leat before the Supreme
Judicial Court TO be holden At Iplwich, within and
for the county of EIex the fourth 1uefday Of A
Pri next,that all perfons intereited in iaid petition
Elay appear before faid court and thew caus if any
they have why the prayer thereof lould be gran
ted. Il true copy,
A4ea N. EDw.-P " [TN.AN, rl.yi.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30

NATHFRFAS Sgt9z4-1, vfe Of me the fublcrihe- does
refule TO bed and board with me aud has in
my ahcence, removed my honfehod furniture to fome
place place unknown to me- and has taken up her
lodgings in the houle Of Edmund Warren, III Buck
fed, where ihe kept from me by the fad Warren,
for reaens bes known hmfelf thefe are therefore
forbid All perons employing, harbouring trting
her on my account, will rot pay any debt Of her
contracting after the date hereof.
..- Matthew Porter.
Bs-ff.H De- 90 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30
FOR SALE,

a FARM in the town of Cornih,
about 81 miles from, andnear the road leading
Portland-pleafantly Gtuated, within mile of the
meeting -honle A good Houfe and Barn on the fame,
and is well wooded and watered. II win be fold on
very reafenabe terms-Applyt 10
Haac Mulliken.
Coyy;a Ne, e,,l,a- 20 1905
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30
John Brewster
Portrait and Miniature P1;n,o,.

INFORMS the Ladies &Gtntlen,qn Of Portland tb,,
= ne has commenced the bulnefs Of his DrofefI;on.
at Mr. J. REEDS where he will erat.fnIly j.
cieve and punctually atreud to any order. ;v;tb
which they may pleafetr favor him. Thofe who Win
to De waited upon az riler own lodgings, hall he ac
eommodated lie fatters himieIf that from his fl;II
anc experience in the various branches of na;,,,;.
and the reaonaber of his prices that thoe who ~
vor HIM with their cunom VIII FIND him worthy Of the
patronage of the public. D., %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30
E0R SIZE

- - D<AA1L,
A Dwelling Houie, Workshop, Barn, sc
together with the Land on which they land,
conhfting Of one eighth Of acre-pleafantly htua-
ted in Ba1E-SfrH For further particulars, apply 70
josiah Haskell.
Psrtia4s, Ds.eus1y 60, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30

To The Ronolrable The .Jgfices gf the supreme
judicial Cosrt, n17U b2lAen at Saltm, 7vabin
and far The County ef E6fx, on the fyf
7isFay gf Nevember II. Discs Hum
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30

1oHN KNAP, of Nevbury, in faid county, trader,
j and Mary his wife, that they are eized in fee finn
pie, n right of the iaid Mary as tenants in COMMON
with William Coombs, of Newburyport aforefaid
Merchant, and Mchal his wife, in right of the f.d
Micha ndother perfon 10 your petitioners unknown
Of one Undivided fourth part of certain tract or par
Gel land lying in Brunitvick il ccrnty Of Cum
berand containing eight hundred and fifty acres and
bounded 'eaferly on Andrnlcoggn River northery
on land formerly Of I&ac Royal. Efq. weRorly on
Prouts Gore, 70 called, ard fouthelv on land of fasc
Royal and lofePh Wadfworth Efq'rs. and others; it
beng the fame traa Of land which Bcnning went
worth, Ei9 conveyed 10 Daniel Marquand, late OF
Newburvfort aOrefad, mariner, by his decd bearing
date the 25,h day of April \. y. 1862 and Of which
= the faid Daniel died fizsd Your petitioners fur
ther repreient thar while the fame land lies in
mon and undivided, they cannot improve or occupy
their faiap part with advantage Wherefore they pray
that due Procefs their fad undivided fourth part
may hs aligned and fet off them in feveralty.--
nd as in duty bound fhaI pray.
John KpaP, ] BY JoiePh Dana,
Mary Knap, tbs1 44ttgrncy,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30

a Valuable new Double Saw Mill,
= ftarding on Trefunf-6t river, half 4 mile below
the great falls together with valuable Privilege 70
build another Double Saw Mill Ssrd mills 70 quick
and eafy. Whoever wifhes for asargsin, witt 20 well
10 apply Immediately, to
Benjamin Whitney.
IY;,HoN DsseyybS- "a. IS05
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30

IGTHFREtS Pte5y, nv wife, has eloped from nv
" bed and board, and behaved in an unbecoming
-nanner-this Is therefore forbid az perfnns har-
boring trutt.ng here my accqvnt, as fia pay 10
debt Of her contrasting after this dale.
Micah Field.
FI'z,sf5 D,r o7. lS15 80.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30

WILLIAM SWAN, having taken
the (tand Of tne ate firm Ct Goldman & Swan, Ma 8,
Uri2H RoTr, AfiShef, Will continue bufnefs as ufua;
and expects thortly have general aifortnent of
Gocaa tutable eor the feafor which he determined
TO fell on IS advantageous terms as can be purchaea
h town. IDee 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30

nv lie coar-or of mop n T1l-ee; f.w davs
- hrce, iIm Of 'nouey. Iae owner may receive
i by pFovir prc?ertv dnd pay-uEtor This sdvertfe-
nent. Apply - tht printer. psa -.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-28
DeNMARK.

From Copenhagen We are Informed.
tina, several books have been recently in
iroduccd in the King Lbrary--one or the
modest in the wotld--vhich have ON the
ma gins, considerable notes in tie hand.
writing Of the famous I'Icbo Bfschc.---
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-28
ROY TAX Auaos.RrA.
THE woo spEclL ArIoN.
No. TI-.( Concluded. J
DOCUMENT(,

.t.. DOCUMENT G.
-decon,ianyias ne reftorf If me con,r.issfo,.
ere o,stointed 70 scSsic imiss syith RE sta te
Of Georgia.
There was deposited 10 the treasury oe
the state Of Georgia. under the usutped
act OF the 7th of January, 1895, FIVE hun
dred Thousand dollars, as the pretended
consideration money for the western ter.
rl,ory OF this state, by the pretended pr
chasers, who formed themselves INTO the
following comparies. TO wit:
GEoRcIA CoMpAxf, consisting OF
James Gum, MasShew NFAl-
lister, George Walker aud
their associates, 100000
GEORGIA MissfssIFpi CeMpA-
Mr., consisting Of Nicholas
Long, Thomas Glascock, lho-
mas Cumming, Ambrose Cor
don, and their ASSOCIATES, $4,000.
TENNEssEE COMPANY, consist
ing of zacharjsh Cox. Mat.
tIlas aiaher, and their associ.
atss, 10000
UppER MfssissippI CompAxr,
consisting Of John Is. Scott,
John G. Nightengalc, and as
sociates, 5000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-28

Our late intelligence from Spain has
come sly oat entirely through a Er6och
medium. The Prince or Peace docs what
be cab TO rouse the people 10 arms. TIE
ravages of The fever have not yet been re-
newed. Unusual activity prevails 10 the
ports. a squadron fitted on, at cartha-
gena has made two fruitlsss attempts 10
join that at Csdiz. IN English sgasd.
ron was seen off Minorca on the I'D og
March.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-28
BENJAMIN DUAL, a
III me sign Of The Golden Norfa,

Riclssnond,
Il IA AS Just receiveda very large and extensive
III assortment of fresh MEDICINES. SIR
SEOlSS' INSTRUMENTS, DRUGS & DYE
StUFFS, PAINTS of all kinds, OIL. VAR.
MsHES. PUTTY, &c. ~ =
Also. complete assortment Of
.HATTRR 81 MITE RIfL S.
CONSISTING or
Hatters' Irons Crude Tartar
Logwopd Bason Iron.
Cpppeias s Bow-Strinps s, e
Virdegrease Linines
Fustick Caloons
SPANISH Indigo Tassel Bands
oh % Frfioi Rubbing Dishes
40. Fortis Staupers NJ x
n CMcSsiyer Trenchers &c
Which added to his former Stock, Completes an
assortment that was never equaled, in his line
OF business. in this city, 81
lie thanks his castomers for past fzvors, and
hopes TO merit n continuation of their custom.
His former attention TO sle quality of his Medi.
ei7es, importing them in their crude state thar he
might be able TO Judge Of their quality and pow
aerirg and preparing them under his immediate
inspection, have contributed 10 his prescnt esta
h'tsh'nen,; and opposition lac presumrs viii NOT
relax hrs exertions TO give general satisfaction in
fnsnie.
his experience for more than - years past, as
ApothecDry and Dtnggis, III this city, added 10 a
snlaii stock OF Medical Information ACQUIRED be
fore, enables him, ne thinks, 20 form a tolerabiy
corfed jndgmen; IS 10 the qualify of Drugs and
Medicines. although ne cannot boast Of honors
Conferred on him greater than the conGdence of
.iiis''s Gus and respeaable customers
in'rega'd to his Shost sale prices. he promises
'otn'nisn escn of'iis wholesale ustonnsrs with
spr'nfed price current, as SOM as possible, ard
feetshinaselteonidentin their appreciation, know
4 Nrr ~. 4 / ia
elhs'n This he intends 10 do. not 10 get others,
cassorrtrs fronl,hen,. bur &c secu,e his own
Any articles That may be ordered ard not sp-
proved Of asfo quality may beresurncd il in good
order, and IN reasonable time.
Richmond, May 80. 1906. (3w&wif)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-28

from The Glasgosv J0urual. .I,,,, 81

<|VW INC OtusSo1U JouFN1I, Jinf IT.
ne intelligence received, last week,
from the Continent, has been more consi,
derable in quantity than in the Importance
eltherof any of the separate particulars or
oi the whole. We have had Paris papers
TO the 4lh mat. Papers from Leyden, to
the same date--papers from Hamburger
to the 9Th.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-28

Sealed and delivered in presence Of
JAMES GUM, for self snd
frieud (I.s.N
MATTHEW MsALLISTER, e.. S,
GEO. WALLER, (L.s.l
ZACE. cox, o. s.
|. JACOB NyALDBURGER, Us.
WM, LONGSFREET, d. S.
v, nAMPION, (H.s.)
]. SUMTER Jr.
The. word I" therein" interlined in the
twrpty-seveutb line of the first sids also
lac word e Respective" in,eriiued In ihe
tsenty-toarth line Of The laird side.
We have been more disuse in The pub
liicaiion OF these documents than is gene-
rally compatible with ne wspaper publica
ton, but we though, il requisite 10 make
this, whichis oaIy a selection from lar
ger mass Of materials, thai tie yaliou.
poiHrs of the question::
The original scheme Of bribery.
The progress and operation of that Cor.
ruption in the legislature.
The early confidence Of the associated
spectators
And the genuine character of the fraud
mIghtb at once seen and understood by
simple perusal of Official documents
the reader who feels an interest in the sub
lject will do well to keep this paper az hand
10 be referred to in the course of the sub
sequent numbers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-28
N OF / c n.

N Q i ] G =.
a PETITION VIII he presented 70 the. next
4 y General Assembly, paying rhat an az may
pass for laying e pant OF The land belonging 10
David Ross. opposite 70 Rockets, III lots, for
the purposc OF shipping coal from.
August 90. 1905 we
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-28
WEDNESDAYS sAAlUE or % rz
..l9aFa g aasaa1e] W1EDNESp14. 7Nucuy7 as 1905 q

son, < heir respective Representatives as
folesaii, they, mutually agree with eacf
other Tor themselves and their respective
Representatives, Ia the following manner
l5hat, IS 70 say--that the sad several per.
sons and their spective representatives
as Aforesaid, except the said William Stick
The Younger, aud Gideon Denison who
have Transferred their resp eeliye shares 10
The said Wade .Hampiop, shall be, and
they are hereby equally entitled 10 alithe
Isnts thatlnay remiiu snappropriated and
uneiisposed Of s also 10 any surplus which
now Is, or may hereafter 3ppsarzto be,
! within the limits before describsd share
and share alike, sstenah,s IN common aud
not as lplnt tenants, aud 81 expenses and
disbursements which have taken place. OF
reasonable. charges which may hereafter
accrue IN carrying The disposition or the
company into7e tfect, shalt be Borne 6y The
SAID parties and their respecss represeu,
ttst'yss equally aud the proEis or produce
OF sny sale, which shah be made az zny
tine or times hereafter, oy d,rection or a
majority of said company, or their respcc.
tive representatives as aforesaid, OF any
part or parcel, or the whole of said land.
shall be dev'ded b=tweenthe company asd
their respective representatives, share aud
share alike as aforesaid and further, il is
the true Inient and meaning of these pre-
sents and the parties hereunto subscrib-
ing, thai the said parties and their re.
spectIve Representatives shall be equally
benetttrd by the purchase OF the afore-
SAID territory, and shall share in all res.
poets the advantages or disadvantages.
IN witness whereof tie said parties have
inlerchangeably set their bands and seals,
the day and year above written.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-28

going on for some months; nnd Before the
act which they obtained by cDrsup,ion
had been passed, as that act bears dste
fsvo days after the date Of these articles or
iniquity.
Sfdfe Of Eeoysia. -
Articles of agreement made and con
cluded upon this s, day cf January, ii, The
year Of our Lord, 1875, between James
Gum, Matthew Ni.4AFister, George w al.
lser, 1achsr.sh Cox, Jacob w alabnrget,
William Longstreet /, ameS fsnnn 81 frost
for his friend as we'll for hinseif as for
William Stick, Jun. and Gideon benson,
all at preset ofthe town Of Augusta, gen.
tIemen. Whereas me aforesaid persons
1 did form themselves into company.
known and distinguished by the name OF
The Georgia company for The purpose of
purchasing front he said state, part her
INDICATED western territory, & OF, The writ
lten application OF the aforesaid James
Gum, Matthew MsAtiister and George
Walker, for themselves s their associates.
the before named persons did propose to
purchase from the legislature of the said
state, all that tract or district OF country,
described as follows allthattraa or par
Gel of land including islands, situate, lying
and being within the following bounda.
rlcs, tha, is to say, beginning on the Mo-
bile bay where the latitude 81 degrees
north OF the equator intersects the same.
running thence up the said bay to- the
mouth Of the lake Tensaw, thence upthe
said lake Tensair to the Alabama river.
including Curry's and all other islands
therein, thence Up The said river Alabama
TO the Junction Of the Consee and Oak
tuskee rivers thence the Cousee river a.
lboye the big shoals, to where il intersects
the latitude of thrty-fouf degrees north Of
the equator thence due west course TO
the Mississippi river, thence down the
middle Of said river to the latitude thirty.
two degrees forty minutes, thence a doe
east course TO The Den or Tom Bicby ri.
lver, thence down the middle OF said river
10 IFS junction with the Alabama river.
thence down the middle of the said river
TO the Mobile bay, thence dawn the said
Mobile bay to the place of beginning.
And whereas II has been found expedien,
to dispose OF considerable quantity q
saldlandsto divers persons for the pvrno..
OF raising fund to elIeci the purebas. :
the same and the said parties have ais,
sould It necessary TO distribute to a yariet,
81 citizens of this state certain sub-sbare
or quantities thereof, ia order that the be
uetit OF such purchase, If any there be
shonid be as generally difrnsed as possi
oie--now therefore It is mutually agree
upon, BY, and between the said lame
Gum, Matthew M'Aliister, George wa
lker' Zachariah Cox, Jacob WaIdburee,
Wm' Longsireet. James Gum, in trus; IN
bIs TREND, as we'll for himself as for III
seid WIN. Stick, the younger, and Csideo
penlson, and their several and respeeliv
neirs' executors, and administrators, "a
me better securing the Remaining quantt
OF land, within the limits aforesaid, I
( the above named James Gum, Malhe'
M'A'llster, George Walker, Zacharia
Cox, Jacob Waidburger, william Lens
street, James Gum, 10 trust for his lrisp
| q q all T.. n ~ = e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-28
RUSSIA.


From St. Petersburgh, we learn that the
inland navigation Of the Russian Empire
has been opened from the fros,, this sea
son, much sooner Than usual vessels
we're, every where, passing and repassipp
as early as the middle OF April. The Rus
sian Embassy to China CONSISTS, in all o.
two hundred and thirty,niae persons, who
travel IN three divisions. and ate TO rendez
yous at irkut-k. Capt. Won Krufens.ern
commander of the Russian expedition
round the world, has been laielg honorec
| with admission into The Rossisn Order a
] 81. Anne's- A company has been institut.
ed at Cherson to trade on the Black Sea.
4 Their capital consists of 1000 shares, each
one lhousend rubles. THERE'S also com
pany for trade on the white Sea- The
Russian government is providing, with
lgreat anxiety, against tile Introduction oil
presidential disease in old clothes.
swEDBs.
). Our intelligence flom Stockholm states
little more than that their NECESSITIES and
the Crown Prince we're going on an ex.
cnrsisn To- schooner; and iha, The Pros.
sian Minister Won Tarrach, btolherio the
Marquis Luchesini, was, with his Secre-
ts5y d Legation, abost 10 leave Sock.
! holm.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-19
tn: JEFFERSON.
AN Act
For the dissosas o. cerfaia comics errhs yssy,
If Ghe Unifed .efcf@,

| = - -f
T0' me aisfosa< Of certain coties eJr fAe Lasys
1 ef Me Onised States.
DeH enacted, 6y tie Senate ard Hsnee
q Representatives Of the United Sta.es Of
| .1naer1ca IN Congress assembled, That dire.
hundred copies of the laws of the United
states, which have been procured by The
secretary of State, in obedience to the
Jaw passed Tor that purpose, and three
hundred copies of the Journals Of Con.
gress' which have been procured in pur.
suancc OF the resolution OF the sccon., or
mercn, one thousand seven hundred a.d
n,he'Y-o'ne shall be placed in the Library
of Congress.
Sec q md be II further enacted. That
the Secretary of the Senate, Cor the time
beng. be, asd he is hereby authorized 70
receive three hundred copies OF The ta,ss
% ',e oipted States, out Of the one thou
| sa,'u copies reserved By law for the disoo.
sat OF congress as soon as the Same shaI
oe printed, AFTER each session which h.
| s'au cause to be placed in the library. spd
assorted respectively with the sctts az 70.
pes mentioned in the first section NJ ,b;s
aet excepting only, that ut the closs ne
'ue present session which will comnl.,.
lss L'gn.h Congress, and in like manner
aiser each particular session in lu,ur..
~n'cn shali complete Congress, he shah
cause the several copies reserved bv hin,
as aforesaid. Cor all the session, Of Zach
respective Congress, to be bnurd in ON.
coiums, making three hundred volume,
Tor each Congress, a. aforesaid, which +,
snsi' cause to be placed in the Itl,rsrv. a.
sorted with the respective sets Of coo;r,
'nen'ionedln the 6rst section Of III. "a
A"o we several copies OF the laws an,
journals Of Congress, mentioned in ri,
HF' snail not be taken out OF the l,bra,v
except by The President sud Vice. ps.s;
dent OF the United States, sod vense -, !,
me senate and House of Represenra,iys
tor The time bcing.--And the exnrm.s :
binding shall be paid, from time 70 ,imc
out OF the fund appropriated 20 defray IN,
contingent expenses of both Houses O
Congress. =
Sec. 3. ind NJ further enacted, Thai
the President Of the Senate and soeatc,
OF the House Of Representatives. for IN,
! t'me being, be, and they are hereby EN-
: powered to establish such regulations An,
res'r'ct'ons in.rclation 20 the copies Of n,
laws aud Journals Of Congress, direae,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-19
ApVENIISEM ENT


| Thei improve edition os Iohnsons Dinionary
which is now otereelto 'be ppaiic has scme adj
vsntsges over every o,her sla, has heretofore IN.
peard; which. the siitor hopes, viii ensure IL a
just and general pee t,-snce
An rno1 rFcer,sin rules of pronunciation viii,
lphoson's ample definitions and authori,ies. Is a
form in which the o6favo edition has never an
Icared and is sufficient. the giitor presu,i-s "a
found ais pre'ensions 10 originality and improve
scnt
In nc.ing the pronunciation, Walker, cr;.,c,l
rsonouncing Dictionary has been the general
guide b1s Aere words occurred not TO be foun,i
IN thar lof which the ms ances were nunncrogxS
oisersoureas have been investigated, particularly
Aasehb2nb's quarto edition Of 1893, and the mo-
nunoiation OF those words carefully regulated bv
Walkers directions
TN rolnt Of correctness. the Editor cors;Sers
simseit justified from the unremitto0 a,,en,icn
bestowed upon the work 10 claim for ~ r,.e rr.;
neneeossr every edition which has co,revisLin,,;.
no'ies In the course of the work, diaertur el;.
'ions ct Iohnson's Dictionary were often eone,,i,
ed; and, that he deriva,ions might be as corrca
az possible fresugn' recurrence was hal 70 The
most approved Ditlios aries Of the fofei0n Ian
giages- in which the original words are fouod
, especially the Greek Latin. French and l,syrar
Tha'it is entirely fauliles.. not 70 be exnca.
Ell hut II is certainly free from many inarcurs-
c'ss which appear IN the various editions Will,
winch IL Was compared
Subscriptions are received ~ this ciree
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By Authority.)
AN ACr

Declaring CSmtrfdse, in me .,ate o., 1a4,.
saehnsefis, 10 be a f,srt If delivery.
BE i, enacted ty The Senate and HONS. Of
i'efaresenia'iucs Of she United States 81 s,ps
Tzed an Congress assembled, That the town
orlanding place Of Cambridge, in tue state
OF Massachusetts, shall he port of. deli
very, TO he annexed to the District Of Ro.
ton and Charlestown, and sha.tDe s,,h;ees
10 tue same regulations as other porls oil
delivery IN the United STATES.
NArHL. MACON.
sfeaSer offhs House u E7,rese,.faiiucs
- A. BURR.
tiee-trcsfdsJ,f Of tie Unffrd S1a.es, ana
Presidsnfe IF me Senate.
January IL, 1909
APPROVED,
tn: JEFFERSON.