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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
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Commonwealth ofMassachusetts

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Ap act in addition 10 an act entitled
An act determining the times
and places of holding the feveral
Courts Of Common Pleas & Court
Of General SeiIions of the Peace,
within and for the county Of
Cumberland.
WHEREAS by the act entitled q An ata
| determining the times ana places Of holding the
Tsyeral Courts of Common Pleas and Courts
Of General Sefiions of the Peace, within and
for the County Of Cumberland" TO provi-
non Is made, for continuing over to the Court
Of Common Pleas to DC holden at Portland
on the third Tuelday of November lalt, fach
proceiies, recognizances and Others matters.
or for returning 10 iaid Court fuch writs,
attachments, recognizances or D. her matters
and things, which, before the p.fing of The
act aforelaid, had been made returDablc 70
the Court OF Common Pleas to be holden at
Newglouceiter on the third Tuelday Of Ccto-
Der lait;
BE Il aaaG7ei By tie Senate and Hoac If Repye-
jfrfafiUes ia General Cont lgGrmLkeg, and ~ tie
as:bo' ity Of t5e (a,gs, That all fuch procefIes,
reccgnizanees; writs, attachments, or other
matters and things, which before ths paiIing
OF faid acts, had been continued over, Of
which had been made returnable 10 the
Court of Common Pleas, to be holden At
Newgouceller on the third Tuelday OF Oc-
tober lait, be, and hereby are confirmed and
made valid, to all in;ents and purpoies what
ever, in the fame manner they would have
been had they been regularly continued and
made returnable TO the laid Court of Common
Pleas, holden Il Portland o. the third TueC-
day of November laA
~ he Hogt Of P.Pyg5nt7tigss, 1EartB z.
This BIZ, having had three feverI reading,
PalIad to be enacted.
TIMOTHY BICELOW, Speaker.
IN Senate 11l5cb &, 500.
This bill, having had two ieveral readings, Pal-
fed TO be enacted.
n. G. OTIS, Preident
Ia,a5 9, lSs6-By the Governor Approved
CALEB STRONG.
A true eePy.-Attef
JOHN AVERY, Secretary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
Far the Portland Gazette.

WHEN fhaIl we behold the
time when Integrity, Trhth and
moral excellence, will command
the relPe6t and confidence of
manklnd5 and when Fraud, Du-
Plicity and Ignorance will ceaGe
to be confidered by thoulands
as qualifications Tor Offices Of
trult and honor. The Demo
Gratis ale difiatiShed with Cover
nor STRONG, not becaufe they
can dilcsTer any defects in his
moral character, but becaule the
very purity Sf bis life and fame
render him an unfit man 10 aid
in the execution oftheir defgns
Hence they have fele6ted
another man as fuitable to FIJI the
chair Of State, liable to no Feb
otJ6fl:0n5 Ole who IS in al re-
iPctts calculated to give fpirit to
the motions Of Democracy, and
haften the days Of darknefs and
miIrule. TO effea thefe pur-
poles in TIE election of Mr.. Sui
Ivan, they have defended to the
mof ridiculous as we'll as wicked
meafureS. The great object has
been to millead and prejudice the
public opinion. Knowing that
frutb would aot and could not
avail them, they have reforted TO
a ferries of f1lSehood; and ad-
dre1iing themleives to the mott
mean and lclhh pailions Of our
nature, have been unweary in
their endeavorS TO convince the
people at large that Governor
Strong, all ipotleGS and praiie-
worthy as he Is, was wholly I'm
delerving Of their fupport. At
one time he is filled an 05d tory ;
tho It is notorious that in the
commencement of cur revolu-
tin he was a virtuons patriot,
ana a jealous SoE Of Liberty
At another time he is iligmati-
zed for having with a number
Of other worthless fgned an adj
drgG ) tho this has been explain
ed to have been done from the
belt of motives, and was never
conhdered as deduding from the
patriotilm Of the man, until
the days Of deInfon had begun.
Various other charges of fimilar
importance have been Advanced
and urged againlt Gov. S;rone.
WHICH | Wit omit /; and .ac-sly
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

Ito Mr. Randolph tue public
are indebted FOR tie eApoiure Of 4
miierablt time ferying policy. whish
his former intimacy with the E2ecI-
tive has welt enabled him to afceIiaia
and which, we are wiling 10 bc-
Ervr, iniiEaapt fPssit Of parriot-
ifn has Induced him to dcnouncc.D
(PhiSd. Reg.)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

C4iCuidtSu with unWedrled afiI-
duty, and has doubtiefS made
an imPreiiion to bis difadvan-
tage-l allude 10 the unfounded
and fooliih flanders refpc6inp
tine Province Houfe. To make
the people jeel, IT'S only to touch
their fntereit, real or fuppoCed,
and accordingly, the Bamelef
Patriot5 Of our day, have pro-
claimed that Governor Strong
has been lporting wfth their pro-
9sry-has been for years living
at cafe in the Province Ho.Lo.
either occupying the whole oft,
or leaiing part fit fcr his oSn
beneht--accounung to no one
for rhe ute Of ii, and thus uniult-
Fly (queezing the rent Of It out
OF their pockets whereas if il
had been leated Oy the Common-
wealth, it would nave brought
into the treafury FIVE or tx hun
dyed dollars annually Hence
I1ay thefe Phar;fees, the good ci-
tizens are deprived Of a portion
Ct Their hard earnings to crafty
thi3 indecent l90e 9t sgncy ia N1r.
IStrong.---Now what is the fld +?
look at the proceedings of the
General Court this very month,
land yod have the anfwer. To
Iprove how unfonnded were all
Ithele idle afperfons, and hlence
THE clamourS Of the noify, the
Legihature directed an inquiry
into the TubjeCt and the Com
mittee who MADE this inquiry,
have MADE REPORT, ftating
! that Governor Strong had never
received any emolument from
the uie Of the Province Houle-
thar he had only occupied fzV6
roam5 in the building, and thefe
merely as q b0arder in the famig
'fn The bogte and that he has ac-
tually paid for every accommo-
! dation received. Ga the accep>
tance of this report, a refolve
was Paded directing fuch report
TO be publiihed in the Palladi-
am and CHRONICLE; with the
commendible view of undeceiv-
ing the good people of this Com
monwealth and conveying ibis
fHteiHgsnce-tbi5 naked trmb in
that Ve'1 paper which had been
the lorrce Of fuch eztenGve de-
luton. Il has been promp-
tly publilhed il the Palladium
but look at the Chronicle
9 truth its guide and liberty its
object do you find
there ?-Nothing but an avk-
ward excufe for not publifhing
it for want Of room at prelent,- :
No, the Editors ofthe Chronicle
will not publlfh this refutation
Of their own faIlhood until after
the annual election in April till
after the potion which they
have infufed, fhall have lis ore
ration-No they are afraid to
lpubliih it before-it would give
them the lie and make their
deeds manifef-and they arc
therefore avoiding this confe-
( quence by the meannels Of anC-
ther fallhood in The Ihape of an
apolgy and with the lanae cooE
and deliberate dehgn to deceive
as before, they Periit In their
iniquities-H0HE4 men tvifb b9a-
lea vie7r5 aeVer cs5daf IA tbs
manner. JUSTICE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

ding eight hours, unlefs faid Court
Martial fall fooner adjourn u be diff
folved.
{ 4aPrsped Karcb "a, 1907
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-14

THAT on Tuegl4y, the 25tU d1y Of No.
vembor next, the subscriber io,eDds oaering
for sale, at FU5.ic venduc, quantity d .!ous.
hold and hitcaCn Furniture, o. d 4perior. Qua
lily, auitabie for gentee! EmiIies--coasisri0g
Of Beds, Ecceteads and fedQEz, d Mahogany
&;dc-Doar,i, Sccrc14cy and bookcase, Dining
fables, Chests Of Drawcrs, Bureaus, Gard
and other s,1ios, one eight-lay tocz, and a
quantity Of olhe" articles too tedious to n9tAi.
or. 4 credit VII be given i3r q greet part II
the property. Ehe terms Of sale Vii he MADE
l;nofYA at tie tine ard place cf sale. The pu..
chascrs to siNc bond With approved aecui5
bearing interest from tbs G2y Of sale.
AS tie subscriber IS selling OF to pav lis
debts, t,ose who have claims 93ai2st lin and
wish 20 beccae purchasers, 5helr bill, VIII be
considered as cash, and those .a&t purchase to
the amount Of their claims, vi Ic a..o"cl 6
per ccnt. discount. Sale to comnence At cte-
ven o'clock ii TAR, if not, the next lalr day,
and continue until al IS sold, Of IS mucn as
may be sttatiicieIlt TO settle my affairs: and the
subscriber hopes 5bat those indebted 70 nm VI
BIZ cau2Iiy liberal and come iorT-:.d lid settle
their accounts.
THOMAS ZONES.
Lan@9yil!a, Loudoun county, g miles
fromLeesburg, cnt tie hicxandfaT5ad
November s @a|1"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-14
Bank Of Potomac,

.gisca,sdgiia, .sov. Z, 1906. .
NOTICE is aeeeby given the Stockholders
n the Bank Of Potomac, that dividend CT
three and an Lalf per cert. has been declared
on the capital stock, for the last hail year,
which will be paid them or their Legal repre-
sentafiyes. on Tuesday nexlthe llthinstaat,
BY order OF the Fyeside7ss aid Dl'ec5ore,
Charles Page, Ca/hssr.
2taWSw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-14
Second Notice.

O. UGH Of the creditors Of Join Hickman
- end CO. late Of Alexandria, as have come
nto the terms upon which the sid Iohn iiIo@'
man and Go. surrendered their property TO ne
use Of their creditor, are required to at'2"o,
in person, with, or 10 transmit the evidence o.
their debts against TIC said Hickman and 10
duly proved, to the subscriber, residing n A.
lexa1lc.iia, or or before the I0th day OF Ju!j
next, TO enable the subscriber 10 make SINAI
dividend among the creditors Of sum ct mo- .,
ney ii the hands Of one of the creditors rsS~'
iag in alexandria. ,
The interest upon the debts to be calculate
to the slst of Rtay, 1895, the time when u.
SAID Join Hickman and Co. surrendered "
their property.
George Clementlon'
June r.
n. B. The postage Of letters to be PAD {
TIE above Dividend is postpone
IN consequence Of several creditors not nayii5
come forward with their accounts. lhI' =:
therefore to give notice, that in fifteen cay ,;
from this date, | am required to make a o,, AZ.
dend, and all those whose claims are not h:I,.
din, properly proven, on or before tna ma .''"
will be excluded the benefit OF sad alS sroT
GEORGE CLEMENlooN,
November s..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-14
Notice is hereby given,

THAT an application viii Is made to the
assembly Of Virginia, at their next session,
70 authorize TIE President and Directors offle
Little River Turnpike Company, to pave tie
most impossible parts Of the turnpike ros' as
laid out by the Directors, ard to receive tolls
wdsa they pave five miles Of such parts otthe
road.
November zaW
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-14
Ihas as TO ~ NoIace,

T<HAI tne subscriber Of Baltimore, in tbs
il state OF Maryland, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court OF Alexandra County, IN
the District of Columbia, Letters Testemen
tary on the estate Of JOHN FOSTER, late Of
the county aforesaid, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit them, with the youch
ers thereof on Or before the 26th OF Siarch
next, or they may by law be excluded irorn
all benefit to said estate--and all persons IN
debted the reto are requested 10 makelmmedi-
ate payment to the subscriber, or to James san-
derson, of Alexandria, who is duly empowered
to act for me.
Given under my hand this 2sth cay of
September, 1906.
Henry 1'homplon,
Executor.
Sept. 81. 2aW8w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-14
James Douglas.
cod
Cut Nail Mandatory.
The Subscribe. restecflly intorans l.is Friends

TIE Subscribe re8tec.jtly fnJofa1s l.ss f''e''fs
ard tac Ps5kc at laE8e,
TE,aAT he has lately established NAIL
{ 4 MANUFACTORY,. on Onlon-street,
where he always keeps a constant supPly o.
Nails, BR.dDS, and SIoR{GaS OF every ae-
scription, by wholesale or retail.
Country merchants and others may DC sap
Piled on as good terms as at Pnliadelphla OF
Baltimore. Orders wiz BE duly attended to,
and every favor gratefully asknoEledg;ed.
HORACE FIELD.
July %. 60
". 3, One or two Jouraegpaen 'Ifons|s
.Aa1sra, VIII meet with encouragement oy alL'-
plying Ut said factory.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-14
CJousY Lots and bxald1ag lots
To be Rented.

TIE BRICK STORE g .CGAfJ7TING
House nov. occupied by Messrs. Ricketts,,
Newton s Co---ALso, the vacant H1Ol9E
adjoining. They are large nd convenient, and
viii bersnted low. Apply 10
J. z. HooE.
July IS. law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-14
TO Z E N T,
A STORE TO LET.

.eehten1ber Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-14

rgvFIE subscriber wishes to rent the STORE
/ lie now occupies IN Hin8-street, two
doogs below Mr.. Sherron,s. ihe stand, Tor
retailing either wei or dry goods, IS eqnal to
almost any other In town--and Il you'd be a
most eligible situation for a I'4eehqaic IN any
branch Of business possession viii b given
the first OF October
James Douglas.
Ape1lst %. eco
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-14
little River I Turnpike Road.

> i-lltIC I&IECl K GILL? JI,.C >sAOaG.
r-g~'HE President snd Directors of ne il
i tie hiyer Turnpike Company, having
completed ten mics Of rlc road, which LIS
been approve and received BY the persons aF-
pGinea By bis exceIcncy tie Goyernor Ct
Virginia, to View ana examine the same, Rave
orGeaed that tEo gates be erected on sad read,
and that the following tolls he pad at each
glte, rom and after TIE to.lth day OF the pre-
sem month, Octsbet, VIZ.
For every. score OF s;eep, II cents
For every score Ct hogs, s cents.
For every score of cattle, y - cents, and
SO in proportion for any greater Or lesser nur?-
Der.
For every horse, g cents.
For every two wheeled riding carriage, 6
Ia cents.
For every four wheeled riding carriage, II
I-2 cents.
Fer every cart or Wagon, The wheels where
Of 10 not exceed inches in breadth, 8 cents
for each horse drawing the same. r the
wheels exceed Inches and are less than 7
inches i'll breadth, IL cents Tor each horse,
sc. and where tie breadth Ct the wheels exs
ceed<T inches cent for each horse drawing.
tie s@lle--alsd every mule, or OK, drawing
aay Wagon CT cart, shall be estimated, iii
paving the said tolls, IS equal to horse; Pro-
vlded always, that return Wagons and carts
sian De subject to no toll whatever; unless
they shall have load cxceedins five hundred
weight, IN which case trey s5lall pay the sa,ne
tolls as by this act established Provided, that
nothing in this act shall extend 10 those travel
ling up or down the stage road leading from
Colchester &c Alexandria.
October 9.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-14
CONTINUING
gosether zoifh
An APPEN d. x,
In wh;ch zuiD be igse7te0

I. Such pubic acts as have been emitted in
the last edition ofthe Revised Code.
II. A compilation Of the several laws Ter
mac, Apponattox and Dismal Swamp Canal
Companies in Ell Of which tie state has al In
terest.
III Acts for the establishment Of ire 11,',-
tuaI assurance society against fire On buildings
Of the state OF rgi,i&.
W. Laws CONCERNING the northern neck.
Y A table OF fines, forftiulres, penalties
al>l aaleroements, designating such Is are
to tie Use ofthc commonwealth such as
70 towards lesseosag tie county levy /; such
as belong 10 irdiyiiduals &lG such as are
appropriated 70 any particular Offset.
VI. acts 4>o.' establishing tlrap,Ec roads.
VII Acts aztAoglaiag tie erection Of tel
bridge.
Ali the acts comprised IN this volume, have
been carefully ccll@Gsd b. gentleman Ct TIC
ba1---[ctes~o Of reference 70 former an,l subae,
qnant statutes, are annexed TO cacl chapter,
ard { copious index VIII lie given At The end Of
tee work.
Terms.
]. ]: shall be printed on on cUsire new tyEe,
ola size iarS 80 than that used n the last eai-
ticn # tie revised ccaS, published ii 1908.
II. Tie paper SHALL 0. good quaiiyy, a.2e! tie
book, when bound, viii fem yojulne in
Iarg: ect9Yo, 70 match the first voluule Of
tie sapae work. The number Of pages can
Lot be ascelt.incd, though it is expected
from the matter Of wlich tie look viii lie
composed, ttiere being ninct I've new chap
ters II thc continuation from sol to 1905, !
anirpwayds of leo omitted gets that twill
contain nearly IS many r2Gcs as tie last e
Gtio0,
III The price to subscribers VIII h Five Del
Jars, to lie PAID Oh delivery q Tire book-
lo Eon-subscribees The price viii be cc-.si-
derah!y encgeased.
subscriptions are received by the pub
fs!er il Richmond.
60 Sublcribers in Alexandra, to
the above work, are received at the
Book Store OF Robert GRAY.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-14
THOMAS ZONES.

Lan~5yi!'e, Loudoun county, Is mILes
fromLeesburg, Gil tie hicZandf2Toad
November %"V1"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-14

4 ttw copies Of the AMERICAN GAR
DENIM, ter sale by Robert Gray, at bis Sts-
aonar5 Store, Kias-strest.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-14
FOR SALE,

FOk DALE,
Kankaway Land, Of the frF qualify;
nNE thousand ACRES, lying on DuckcreeE,
~ whichis a branch OF Elk river into which
empties, about 40 miles above the contiu-
ence of Elk with the great Kanhaway.
!tisa paralIelogram--fnely watered--Duck
creek perneating every side.
In a letter from Mir. Trip}ett, the surveyor,
l am told that 700 acres arc bottom, as rice as
heeyer surveyed, and that the high ground is
fertile. MIR. B. Reider also informs rue that
he has seen persons who have been on the lana,
and who speak oft in the highest terms.
1t lies about IS miles n. f. OF Hathaway
courthouse; IN a, healthy country, eligible 81
tuation, and proEegs TO the industrious every
comfort that can Cow from judlclous tiiiage and
extensive grazing.
Five Dollars per acre are expected for this
tract--one third in hand, and the remainder in
two annual instruments; or property IN Alex
andria, Fairfax or Londoun viii be received in
exchange. THOMAS DAVIS.
Alexandria, June Tth. co
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THF, FOLLOWING

THE FOLLOWING
Nszu and ValuG5le Medsclise,
i; rust received Tor SALE, BY the Subscriber
atslis Store In hingg-street.
PRIcE-Two DOLLARS FER eoTTLE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12

when the republicans govern in this
fate! Under republican adminifra-
tion in the United States, for only
FIVE years, we have been enabled to
fend feventeen millions of dollars to
France-to reft quietly on our farms
and plantations whilft Spain bullies
US out of our rights If ferrifoyy and
navigation !; and England blockades
our Port5 and MURDERS our citizen5 if
they attempt to fail out or in ! Glo-
rious times-RePublicanifm prevails
and tribute to France ipcreales-no
oppo6tion !--Huzza for J9fr5on,
SgLiVan, and Tribute r.!
NEouossBT, May S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12

g2in in B9fon, has gained more than.
three hundred votes more than Mr.
SULLIVAN. In Eating the fact We
mean no,invidious comparison. We
have very many friends in Maine,
whom we are proud to acknowledge.
And in the federal phalanx of that
dittriet are to be found men OF the
mott eminent talents, unfhaken pat
riOtiim, and iterling integrity.
ICentinci.1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
TO be sold BY Order Of Court, at
Pubic AuG7ion.
ON Tueiday, the third day of June

ON luclday, the tnlrd DAY OF une
next, precifely at twelve o'clock at noon,
will be fold by order Of the Court of Com-
non Pleas, begun and holden at Ipfwich,
within and for the county of E1ex, on the laft
Tueiday of December, 1902, by Auction,
so much of the Real Eftate of Da-
sid MvgvanS, late Of Newburyport, in the
county aforefaid, mariner, deceafed, as fhall
amount TO five hundred and ninety dollars
ferclu6ve of incidental charges) Said real
eitate is lltuated in Brunlwick, in the county of
Cumberland (Dilfric of Maine) and is the fame
tract Of Lands which was conveyed to the
aid Daniel by Benning Wentworth, late of
Portfmouth, in the county of Rockingham,
and fate of Newhsmpfhire, and now are oc-
cupied and improved by Daniel M'Manors,
Lewis Simpfon, and Others, and containing,
IA the whole, about FIX hundred and Gxty-
eight acres,
Sale to be at the houfe of Mr.. Csa5e, inn
holder IN faid Brunfwiek.
Ntsu6Hryp0rf, May 2, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
Huzza for the Jack Tars of
New-York.
SsanleD'5 Meeting.

At numerous and refpe Gable
meeting Of American Seamen, con-
vened at Handy's, Tavern No. 70,
Orange ftreet, in coniequence Of
notice in the American Citizens, on
Tuefday evening, the 29th April,
1906.
Capt. Peter Banker III The Char.
RefoIved unanimously that the
money paid by Mr.. Jeferfon, for
the wild lands Of Louifana, would
have been better applied in building
SEVENTY FOUR GUN SHIPS.
Reoflved unanimoufly-That the
Seamen of America have been TOO
long expofed to attacks, impeachment,
and infult, from all nations, in con-
fequence of the; cowardice Of our
government and that we are willing
and able to defend ourfelvss if the
Government would give US fhips.
Refolved unanimouny, that we at
tribute the death of our fellow Sea-
men John Pierce, to the want of rhat
protection, to which all American
Seamen are entitled.
Refolved unanimouny, that the
Prefent ruling party have treated the
American Seamen with Reglea and
injuitice--That the Federal party are
oar triend5, and that they deferve our
thanks for their exertions in our fa-
YOUR.
Refolved unanimoufly that the
prefdeDt Of the Unitcd States, had
better be employed in afertihg the
right, defending the Honor and pro-
teeting the Flag Of his country, than
in ftufhng Raccoon Skins and dii-
fecting new ditcoverea animals.
Refolved, that we abhor Tribute
and confider it our dury to place men
in power who will command peace,
net buy it.
Peter Banker, Chairman.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
[Rzole No. 42o.

plainly declare that only fuitable for
tihcations of our harbour fupported
BY naval force, arc adequate TO af-
ford to this port and city. and its
commerce, that iecurity which we
are entitled to in common with all
other citizens. Had even our naval
force been ftationed at the entrance
of our harbour, we G,ould not now
have to mourn over the blood of a
fellow citizen, wantonly lhed by a
foreign power, within the territorial.
limits Of our country.