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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-14

A Latin Grafton, on Classical Litera-
ture, with the Salutary Addresses,
BY Samuel dyer.
English Grafton, on the Origin and
improvement Of Language,
By Jonathan Hunt.
French Grafton, on the Dcgeneracy of
Modern Italy,
BY George 7Tcknor.
Philosophical Grafton, on the Associ-
alton of Ideas,
BY John Burnham.
Greek Grafton, On the Influence Of
Luxury,
BY Benjamin IThite.
English Grafton, on Mutibility,
BY Josiah p. Cooke.
English Grafton, on Sympathy,
By abraham S. For.
Chaldaic Grafton, on Practical Reli-
gion, BY Jacob Burbank.
English Grafton, on the Excellency of
the Christian Religion,
By EdWayd Z. Parker.
Hebrew Grafton, on the Sovereignty Of
God, BY -A6yah Blanchard.
Degrees were then conferred. The
following gentlemen received the de-
gree of Bachelor of Arts, viz. Jonathan
Akin, Booz NJ. Anterior, Samuel Ay-
er, Zedekiah Belknap, Joseph Bell,
Abiiah Blanchard, Moses II. bradley,
Joseph Buhum, Jacob Burbank, John
Burnham, Josiah p. Cooke, William
Crawford, Hurcules Cushman, limo
thy Farrar, Luther Fitch, Josiah For
saith, Abraham S. Fox, Oliver Greene,
Thomas Hardy, Austin Hazen, Amos
Holbrook, Jonathan Hunt, Joseph FL.
Jackson, John Kimball, AMI Lewis,
James Lewis, Isaac M'Gaw, Henry
S. Newcomb, Rejoice Newton, VIII
liam Nutting. Edward l.. Parker, Ben
jamin L. Prince, Alpheus Roberts,
Constant Storrs, Sylvanus Thayer, A
rad Thomson, George TickHor, George
Wheeler, James r. Wheelock, Benia-
min White-Daniel A. A. Buck, A.
B. Mid. was admitted cd etnden,.
The degree of Bachelor of Medicine
was conferred on Thomas Burnside,
Moses Cobb, James Stark, and William
StearnS.
The degree Of Master Of Arts was
conferred on Robinson Smiley, Abra-
ham billiard, Jacob Gillit, Asa Peabo-
dy, Experience Porter, Abraham Burn
ham, Stephen Farley, Elias Gallup,
Allen Greedy, Joel Harris, OTIS Hutch
ms, Henry Hutchinson, Samuel Knapp,
Thomas II. Pettengill, Enos Lewis,
job Lyman, Josiah w. Seaver, John
w. Smith, Boswell Stevens, David
Thurston, Ezekiel Webster.
The degree of Doctor in Divinity
was conferred on the Rev Ehhu Thay-
or and the Rev. Elijah Parish. The
degree Of Doctor of Laws On the Hon.
TheohhiiuS Parsons.
An Grafton, on Eloquence, was af-
forwards pronounced by John w.
Smith, A. b. and the President closed
the exercises with Prayer. The Pro-
cession was then formed, and moved to
the Commons-han where pubic en-.
tertalnment had been provided for gen.
tlcmen Of liberal education and public
character.
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HANOVER, SEPT. 2
COMMENCEMENT.

On Wednesday last was The annl-
versary Commencement It Dartmouth
University. Atll O'Clock, A. NJ. the
procession was formed in front Of the
Presidents house, from which, proceed
ed by band OF the best music, it mo
we'd to the Westinghouse. The exer-
cises Of the day were commenced by q
fervcnt, solemn, and impressive Pray
az BY the President this was succeed
cd by the following performances
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-14
EXTRACT FROM A LNrrER.


vi am on the point ofrenouncing pc
htlcs, and turning my attention wholly
TO moral and literary subjects. I am
sick Of proclanations, gun-boats, tor
pedoes, and all the arts with which
baby administration amuse and de-
lude the people. / am seriously a.
tfaid that the spirit ofthe nation is bro
ken, and that 1t can with difficulty, If
ever be recovered. All the meetings,
resolutions, offerings of volunteers,
hard expressions, and burning in eff
gies, pass with me as worse than NO.
thing. Such are not tokens Of that
spirit which viii make a determined,
efectual, and persevering resistance to
foreign aggressions, but Of weakness,
madness or folly.
"What can be the reason of SO much
pans taken to provoke war, when no
means of defence are provided Is it
intended that We may fall an easy prey
to the power provoked? Or is the
scheme 10 crafty another power, and
throw ourselves into its grasp? ! re-
member the fate IF Switzerland, OF
Holland of Venice, sc. and fear that
"this world wasmade forCesar." Could
] see my countrymen putting them
selves into a respectable state of de-
fence against the British nation, or any
other (for there should be no distinct
ion) would have hope but at pre-
sent am almost in dispair.
" Whether we are to have war or
peace, see no prospect of remedy
for our nisfortunes. The nation IN
either event is degraded, and mag be
ruined. In case Of war, we must be-
gin it without preparation and in case
Of peace, we must obtain it by submits
sion, or a protracted and senseless ne
gociation. To call III the aid Of France,
is 50 devilish project, and would con
sign as to such slavery and chains, that
helpless and abject as our adninistra-
ten has made the people, they would
refuse their consent
"The only remedies which offer
but are not likely to be appIied, are eth
er to build sufficient navy, at this
late and unfortunate day /; or to call in
to Office the wisdom and virtue Of the
country. VIII the people do these.
things am afraid that they will not.
Pudding politicians have spread among
them an infatuation more general than.
the Influenza and more deadly than the
vellozv JeUer. Nothing but the blasts
and storms Of adversely can check the
dire disease !"-BaIance.
A poor man had an affair that puz
zled him, and he much wished To have
me advice of neighboring LAWYER.
H Indeed, my FRIEND" said the LAWYER,
mot expecting any great fec from the
mans aPpearance,) your affair Is -
intricate I raDnof coo ,,,l,,.. A.. .,
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[Whole No. 400.

from to 10 inches deep, and that ma
ny Of the pieces of ice were as large as
hens egg.
BY a late estimate, the aggregate
number of the religious set denomin-
ated Methodists, in Great-Britain, a.
mounted to Alo,8o3, andin Ireland, to
I5,77S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-14
SOCIETY EXHIBITIONS.

On Monday preceding Commence
ment, at IL O'Clock, an Grafton was
pronounced before the Theological So
ciety, by Benjamin White, on Benevo-
lence. On the same day, at 4, before
the society of Social Friends, by John
BurnhaBl, on the connection between
Religion and Science.
On Tuesday, at -, poem, or the
influence Of natural and moral objects
oh the mind and heart, before the Phi
Beta Kappa society, byPhihh Car5fgan,
Esq.-Same day, at 4, an Grafton be-
fore the United Fraternity, by JoaetlA
IT. Jackson, on the progress OF science,
literature and the arts.
On Tuesday, the Phi Beta Kappa
society convened and made choice oil
their officers for the ensuing year. Ma
Than Smith, NJ. ID. was chosen Presi-
dent-Cyru8 Hart7yai, "A. 3. Vice
President-Samuel flyer, A. b Cor
responding Secretary.
Melodies Emery, A. NJ. was 2ppoin-
ted Orator for the next anniversary.
appointments BY the CORPORATION q
Dartmouth College.
Hon. John Z. Gilman, Esq. Trustee,
in the place of Rev. Isra.i Evans, de-
ceased.
Josiah .Aoyes, A. NJ. and Francis
Bro7yn, A. i. Tutors.
--5naa--~
A letter from Derby, Vermont, men-
tons, that Oh the 18th ult. during 81
we're thunder storm, the wind blew
down several houses ; and that hail fl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-14

Say, didst thou sleep, or wake, my love,
When yesternight, by Bacchus fire.,
I c.ap'd thee, loose ani unattird
And circling ali thy hea1'u Of charms
With mannerless, Unlicen'd arms,
TRANSPORTED into madness, strove
To paint by many burning kiss,
Ny keen enjoyment of the rdyish'd bliss
Thou didst not sPeak-scarcc stirr'd II,
breath
Thy twins Of sight, those starry peers,
Lay YeiPd within their secret spheres
Thy pretty hands no motion made
To check my lips, Low'ere they stray'di
Al senses pauS'd as III death
50 fx'd 4 Stiffness seem'd to prove
Thou were Unconscious, and d:dst sleep, n,
love.
Yet Gh where 'er my gaze Prespm'd,
MethOught, to curb the lawless eye
There watch'd living Modesy
That pierc'd thy sleek and silken veins
With red involuntary stains,
Till all thy form Ike roses bloen'd
SonOIthern lights with shifting glow
oe'rfushrefectin6 worlds Of nsirr'd snow
Nay, more, as oft I wildly press'd,
Methought 50 oft, tell-tale smile
in dimples would thy mouth bcguile
And oft the sob Of pleasure stole,
With faint, fond murmur from the soul
Do smiles and sobs bctoken rest
ldoubt-one word can doubt remove
Say, prythee, diast thoa sleep or sake, ~
L0Oe Ian. pap.
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A poor man had an affair that puz
1led him, and he much wished to have
me advice Of neighboring lawyer.
n Indeed, my FRIEND" said the LAWYER,
mot expecting any great fee from the
mans aPpearanceD your affair Is 81
Intricate, | cannot see where 10 begin"
The man took the hint, and giving him
wo half guineas, al be had, " there's
PuF Ct spectaeles for you, ais."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-14
3aostrp

Unnecessarily called upon, as we are,
- roetasters and pseudo-crities, to
,,,,strate our taste at the shrine Of gew-
r.w aictioh and vapId thought, :; IS
with delight We siezo upon the follow
mo truly exquisite production. In this
,aor,. areEot Of feeling, AID yigor Of IN
tellect are presented to u, IN language
fresh from the :" pure well Of English
indebted" All is strength, i!iumina-
,ion and beauty. TO the admirers and
inita.ors Of the roluPtuous poetry Of
mooRE, we would observe that here
/ poetry, as warm as love can wish,
and yet wholly free from every attempt
70 undermine the moral basis Of soci-
ETY.: Apr0of that there isno necessary
connection, whatever his vOtarys may
believe, between the amatory and the
yicious.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-14

Josiah .Aoyeg, A. NJ. and Franc.
Bro7yn, A. Is. Tutors.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-17
SSlDo,neSttc.
BALTIMORE, November 10.

BALTIMORE, November 10.
The following addrefs was on Sunday prefent.
ed to General JAMES WILKINSON by the
Officers of the s7th Regiment Maryland
Militia.
SIR,
The infjtutions OF free people, are mot
peculiarly cxpofrd to fubverion, from the ten
tlernefs of the law, in refufug to inpofe re-
ftraints on the actions of individuals, who are
thus permitted 4, leifure to digeR and mature
5chemes of ambition, and projects of revolution,
at which the law takes no cogniZlnce, until
they may fatally explode upon the community.
20 the lovers of order aud good government,
j. muis be fuhieet of furprize and regret that
ever IN occa6on !houd occur, when the law,
which ttlf.balanced aud omnipotent, llould
equally protect fociety and he individual, hav-
ing failed in its operation upou a great emer-
EenCy, the fate Of portion of our country
1hould b. Gait on the rxrrtions and will of ;,
Jingle perfon but when iucb criiis exifted it
mutt be q fource of congratulstion to every
2c0d citizen, that fnch man with the requifite
{ -rgy and patriotifm, ihonld te found at his
Toit--Far diltant from thoie TO whom you look
ed For iottru6tions, and by whole orders you
were bound, embarraiied by difficulties, per.
picked by articles, and hefet by tolls, you re-
tilicd the p:ofpe9 of ambition, the wies of in-
trsuF, and the arts of matter in cunning and
CORRUPTION, and committing the inipiraton of
rpa!riotiim, and the dictates of duty, you dared,
a;.F your own dread rllque, and upon your fole
ST@L2ondbhty, to defeat the foul projects of
'Iiretou, and fave a people from the horrors of
revolutionary rIpipe ADD violence. For this
great aud important isrvce, you have merited
'he thanks Of grateful nation--and the i'm
Parti Al yen of hitory ha trarfnit your name
rri1.iieti by :be ftlis 2efIes and artfuI caiunS-
..F.fg 4. =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-17

this great objeti at the commencement, they
may approach it by fuch gradual fteps as may
certainly contribute to its ultimate attainment /;
hut it would be ridiculous tn fay that none OF
'hefe gradual fteps Mort of the ultimate obie6l
itfelf could deferve the name of trearon. The
faft was undoubtedly the fcheme of Barr. He
intended to proceed by degrees. Cnc conaueit
wonld have been the fcpping Rome to another,
until he fhouid finally have grafped the great OBJ.
jeef of his ambition.
But If this degree OF military force he not ne
cefary, it may be aiked, where we fhall draw
I" the line fhort o! force the anfver is obvious,
at fbe aBem6iase; where the courts of England
and the highet court of this country have con-
Cured in drawing it," IF fett of men ahem-
bile either with Grnt in their hands or within
their reach, or in fuf'ioicrt nuniber to fupply
the place of arms if they be Efficiently itrnny
70 carry the FRI point which is to be attacked
aud thence 70 advance to new acquiitions, aud
new violations Of allegiance if thsfe men,
thus iitna,ed are prepared fpr iuch treafonab'e
purpofes ether by their own refolution or
by their fubmiilion 10 the will of their leader {;
the treainn of the leader is contaminated. 1t
is 'uperflnous that they fhould have their ban
ners flying, or their arms difpayed, or that
they he in ftuaion to effeduate the great OBJ
jeet thatis contemplated by their leader.
As to the 18th petition afiumsd by the Chief
Jiit'ce' tt carries ITS own refutation with 1t. 1t
is abfurd, that few men cannot be traitors, be-
cauie the aflemblage tfslf is unacquanted with
their treafnnabe projects: According to this
orange doctrine, daring leader that is at the
head OF q felt of unprincip'ed dcfpcradoes who
have fworn TO partake of all his fortunes, and
to execute all his commands, cannot be fad to
be traitor, becauft he had not yet dvuged
his intentions. Nor ihould be be declared trail.
tor who has emitted fet of men without any
tuch exprcfs condition but who knows how to
feduce them into fome breach OF the laws of
their country. & who profits by the apprehended
pun'ihment of this crime, to drive them into
an open revolt aganR the government of their
country. Whatever may be the merit. of thefe
hu nbIe infruments of his ambition, it is incre-
dible that the head Of this aiemblage fhould
not himfelf he traitor.
We mutt again touch Tho portrait.
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civil authority, faalI triumph in my own de-
graduation; or ihould it be deemed expedient to
the fafety and happinefs of U"ted America 10
aboliih the precedent, let the honeft purpofes
OF a faithful folder he fulfilled and my life OBJ.
li,erate the trarfere0i"n ,-then ihsl no, have
lived in vain, aud po0erty whilit they applaud
the generous fentiment which has moved you,
gentlemen, this day, will do junice to che me-
mory of voluntary victim, whole expiring
breath vii! he RATED to heaven for the pr-ierva.
ton of HIS COUNTRY, IFS GOVERN.
MENT AND LAWS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-17

In p"rinance ola decree in Chancery, made by The
Court OF the u States for The 5h circuit, in the diC-
si1t OF Virginia, at the Nov term in the year 1905
we b'a'l exPoie to Public Auction, az the time and
place hereinafter mentioned.
"o TRACTS in the county of Cnochlard, one
= on Beaver Dam Greek, containing hundred A.
cres and the other called Little Hand c,ntajn;pg 10
aeteS' at Gooehland court houis On the cour, dsy
ihereot' or ;he Sd Monday in Jauuary, 1908 M
dover OF the widow Of VIM. Ronald, will be fra de-
dncted' and the conditions, which the faid land are
"noer the laid d=cree will appear therein and
will be communicated on the day of fale. ,rbetern,s
OF payment Will be as follows one fourth Of ,b. pur
ehaie money to be paid in cath, and the REMAINING
three ourths in three equal indictments of FIX twelve
aud eighteen months credit In all uther refpeas the
aiorefsid decree win be purified.
VIM. BERKELEY,5 ~
JOSIAH ELLIS, |"""'''f'
Nov. 10 ,,,,o,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-17
HARDWARE. 1RoNMONdfoY.
AVID
CUTEhRY S fokS,
B K L A NJ J' FOLI,

AT THE SICK o. THE ANVIL, A.Als.s..rrr
RIcaMoNo:
H"ve 'een'vtS 6y bs Latef arriv1ks fem Ys,s. 81
A'Vf'p'''' very farge 0a7d general egsrfvren. Of
HA.pwARE, tsosMoNoERv. Curtrsv
which will be fold low for CATH. or ON = No..
ered'e; amobah which are: Carpenters. ,ops-s
Soofss' Shoen'akers and other mechanical ,oo,s'
"e.' ron meet Copper, and Copper bottoms. Tin
Piates'lron Brais aud Copper Wire. bu;ldi,, 80.
ais, Nails lacks, Brads Ioek.and Times hnr. ~
SHo"es Nionntings Surveyors Con,p1,ics Chains r.
Saiesef Mathematical hitrume.ts Cuu 81 -
auu fi''oi chnes, bear, wolf ioS, rat ard p,onr. -
Shot, bar and iheet Lead, Pots and S.,,., L,tnp'
"a ht1teS' Chatting Dimes, Biocl. Tin C,f.e po..
.1"''a metal lea Pots, fable and tea s,oor.
n,"'ses anu forks, pewter Dihes Plate. and RaC,n.
block tin Din Covers, Plate Watp,.-, d. DI,""''
ea Kettles with lamps and cocks, Can,,.o;eLs
'nuners, Fire Irons, And. Irons Grid r. ~,
s'ou'' Su1der Siiters, Tenders, Trivits ON Eoo,..
> smoothing lrons, Warne; = Patent Lamps Hb-n
thorhs, 'nau band Lanterns. Cloak Pins, Curtain H.,
os', orais Naus, fih Hooks, Jew, Harp. Braf,
cocks, Knitting Needles, Batt,etts old 80,
dies, Ivory and Horn Combs, Curry CT. p.
Niouids Jafannd Ware, Scii!ors, pen and AL T,N
Razor and Razor Homes Razor Strops Sb,,,: -
s' and bru!hes, Curling Toug. Currie-', XIII. 20,
stee'' Pse'ac!es and Gales Coffee Mills Corn Mil,
scale Beams and weghts, nIon.y Scales sts.,,a.
80 ''e"'' har 20 wire Seives, vertical T.cks
y screens MIL Croiicue and Pit Saws. lact
9crs"'' German Steel, wedding and garden Hes
sh c Nke'' seythes and siekss, Straw Knives
Grind Stones and Marbles with er.a, y.,;.,,r
ther articles in the above line, too tediou, 70 80,
rate. W e"uihe-
ALSO
~ hess ff Gun Powder, a few CannGefs doubI.
haale Powder, Liver and Pain, Oil, Paints AMI Pr,
~, Clue Window Glafs, Claziers Di,mons hae
oelne VINE, Wrapping Irvine, patent Windfor sha-
hing CIai 60 non'ne Cloths, few pieces low priced
olue Slo!hs and yellow and white Ftanrels Is p,.s
4th proof Cogniac Brandy, few Pipes ben NJ
fO'N Anchor Gin, and lew boxes of spapin, Scar.
III BOXES OF 500 each, prime Pork, Ne~:York inI5rc
ton, and old fin, Corn '''Pee-
Nov. -.
epInt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-17
TIE ANSWER.

Yon embarrsff and oppryfs me Iby this
interpreted AID uumcci'cd courtefy
Feeiiii aud reelection iuGrucl me 70 reverence
your ZlDf9es and tha.l even acknowledge
yGur app obation with grateful ienibiiity; bur
7sthe iDitance Of ny conduct which has pro.
duccd Tive evrreii;7h Of your confidence, was
jupofeCi ON ire ny imDeJious circumstances and
5prnne trom ienie OF duty, which could not
have I.ecied without inc.!rviug the reprobati-
on of MY own breaf, and the condemnation of
AL good men, If nccrrau!y follows that can
have no fair ci7'tn 20 eHtgardinaty favor
Yet pending the awful fceHes 10 which you
have 40 verted, the Offerings incident TO the pc.
cuIiari 5 Of my hfu7lod, feem 10 give me fome
itic to the fympslhy OF lbofe fox whom ! have
suffered /; and beg you TO believe that in the
Cornrre ndatioD Of thc p1trio. band of citizen
todier'I, who have hOuored ue ON this location,
have received 4 teftironiti which moi high
W appreciate
WI IN I red nyf,lf \ facrifcs 10 avert =
Rreas 'Iational calamity, waq not inirnfble that
J expcf fed myfef TO ferrous perls, bot indeed
! did anticipate the pceiis If military con
met, md not the pcTiecutons OF the tongue &
The pm. ] have been deceived. and infcad OF
the igsord of the folder, have been aharled by
the dagger Of the aAahin
ne gathering form furVeyed At a dinance.
ThiC' menaccd thole fundamenial inGitutions !
had t"orn 10 defend, d,H not alarm nc for nv
FELT bur pm me in fear tor ny country Weld.
ed - 4 vir!HOUs imPuf", eruch for the iafcty of
me ate, aod 10 giving lie h'ow offended =.
CAN'T the aws--encompsG-d ~ d.ticuities
witlf1ut guide or pilot bar n'r own f,ehle du.
crebop, and urged Ivy he uer,f ity Of the Gel,
vas impeiied by Ny lodcitud.s TO the com.
'uition OF 'nonentary violation, fpr the per.
'naWnt Ecunty OF the c,nH.;af.on, and IN dif-
.ch@Ring iacIrd dUrL t9vc 'lrurcd heavy
Dcnal'les--ihOu'd tte U9I-v ct my country
prei"fibe it, ihsH meet ths ugptio1 without
nermur, and p.VA'aimg 1YIeif before the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-17

very adv-arec prices. OF the article fsltpetre il was
early determined lay in a lar;,e fuppy, as we had
none "n hand. end bsr fcarcy fupply OF powder
We have eenfrG ,y purehaied all tina, has been of.
fered tor iale reafonabc price. For thar ftate.i
i'll the Ultimate have given different prices the low
cit ot which has been IS, the hghea 8 cents per Id.
For powder, canron, cannon ball, copper, canvafs
cordage, we have ed At the Ordinary make,
prices.
The Frehdeo. further determined prepare al, our
gun boats for actual fervice, and 20 ercrese the ma
rine corps frcrn 5po comm ,fhoned officers mn
hcans and prlvatcs, (,he number efimated for, FOR
the iervce Of the year 1912 ro lo44 the number
authorized by law Hence the expenees incurred, az
ttased IN the ettimate, for srming. manning and pro-
v'ion;ng our vei,ss, and for cioatng and pay SC OF
the marine corps.
On reviewing the climate which from nrc,IIi,v
was haitily prepared diicover ons item which hould
not have been included. mean iaoo Id of ffee, i
ron, Rated under the head of repairs of veGels, a.
mounting to dolls. sol2 - This item having been
returned in the general ftatements of contracts and
Purchaies, made by the navy agents nce the 22d ne
ia, IN Purfuance OF circular addreed tn them, was
taken from thoie general fatement. and introduced
into the Ultimate, without the obe for which il was
intended having been adverted to- Upon examination
ind that it was parehaied under the appropriation
law OF the 9TH January, so7, and is intended to he
uied not in repairing oil vefcls but in roofing build
ings at the navy yard. This item having been thus
already provided for by aw need not be included in
the appropriation now TO be made. Drdutaed from,
the emase for repairs of vees, i, reduces tha, item
from dois. 500 rs to dolls l42,Ssi 81 and CON.
tequentiy the Whole amount of the .Rmate will be
dos. s77oG4 81 inQeaj of 6s6,o76 50, as firlt ia.
Ted.
have the honor to be,
Respectfully, fir,
Your NOR obcdient,
K. SMITH.
Honorable ,G.:W. Ca~t5-l, !
Chairman Cemmit,ee Wsys
and Means.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
RIeamoNp, NoyEmpvv IN

ReHmoND, NOVEMBER 10, 1907.
The parties concerned, are deiired TO tat. no,;cs
that have appointed Friday, the 9Th day of Tsnms
ry next Tor carrying into ea the foregoing decree
ugon wen aay' their attendance IS required at my
nnation and ietteiuent. ''' eA--
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