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ITOK SALE, in me fo7cn IF Cntie,sviHc, aeon
j. Ia'nes Riter, Lots No ard q, being The
sarne formerly o-Vned9y Messts. Deane5'-0a III.
frdis a go"d d5cefiiag HOUSE, store and ofhe,
improvements, and tie last a good lumber hoxse
e'cet Of one, t5ro, and three years will be gi7sn
DehG@ with dPbtoUed security, tobedy ineyest from
ne @ue, u notPHnem0iy baia, voH be required 49,
Pr IaDfiey particulars, dppiy 10 Mess,s ,9ohn l.
y Cunningham, al Carte, Sviie, qgho will She7o the
Premises, or 10
IAhES G. Sf0HE DUNLOP.
leie'sb burg, July Is. 6sy
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TOHN LIE TELLER DENTISI.-C Ne, :.
y doc, to Edn,and RanacLphs. ncar tie C.bito, +
has returned to Rlef'oopd, aud will contmu e to
ION, in setting artificial teeth, in thu r. .ost an,
proved manner inrestoring natural " &C. 10 tbei,
proper elegance, with"pt niurine che n .,,rnsl
He plugs the cavities of 5n;n as are tseosyeJ -.
Likewise extracts ,iiosc that tYo Ear zone n
be saved, in Which operation, lie makes use Of
Brn6's Patent Ertracti,eg Instruments
which takes the teeth out without srv poss;hil;.
tyef fracturing the Jaw or bruisipg the p,,rns =,
with much less pain than the instruments tbstale
in general use.
He has DENTRIFicE, Of a superior nual;.
ty. T'''N
July %. =.
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MR.. ERSKINF

the distractions to Mr. Erskine have hec.i
called Tor in Parliament and published Nir.
Sa'n,nE SAID he was perfectly willing, ss 1t
would appear that no minister ever went wider
ct h's powers. On inquiry whether Mr. Erskinc
mad sent no justification, it was answered h,
had' butt House could Judge, from his i,-
structions, how far they conceded. His ac.
count OF his reasons, would be left for him tn
produce ON his trial! MIR. Canning said, MIR.
Erskme hadbeen instructed to make concessi-
"ns tn America, arising out of such concessi-
ons as they should propose of their part to
hln, and IN such manner as should make
the concessions mutual. Instead OF this, how
ever, Mr. Erskne had made every concession
on his part, without attaining one stipulated
concession on the par. of America. The IN
structions of his majesty's government had
been explicit, and would throw the necessary
light on the subject
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TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD-Ran.

u away, negro woman named fENNl, a
ged about twenty years, of middle size, stout &
well set, very full face, her complexion toerably
dark, she has scar high on side of her fore.
head, oocasoncd by 4 burn and has very good
countenance. She went oft on the first OF May,
and had on calico gown with running vine
Dower she is well kuown ~ " about Richmond
was formerly the property Of Mr.. Thomas u.
Prosser, near the Brook, aud lived for some time
Slth Mr.. tasbender, Watch-Maker, in this
place. Whoever will bring her to the Subscriber,
shah receive the above reward.
NJ. MARXS.
p. S.-His place OF residence, may be known,
~ applying 60 Mr.. ] Lyon, Merchant, "a few
doors above the Market Bridge. MN
July %. If
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NIRGINIA HONES--may be had 81
Hallam'S, Archilaus Hughes, Prosser anil
M2rcure's' and several other places in this citv
and AT John F. Robortson's and MI t,'.,s, ~,
Manchester, at from Is o. to S. ,rbev are f,,,nt
on fair trial, to answer better ourpose for nrt
ting razor IN order, than ary ding now =, he
obtained They are finest 'I;ed WIN oi; ,nd
quickest with water their dust, ir scrpped of ia
fine for a strap Any one purchasing tb,t Ion;t
Ike has liberty 70 ret'is1, them and get his mo.
ney again, if within 9 months.
July 90. 49,. .aSg
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a N EXAMINATION of the YovrA in

a N EXAMINATION of the YOUTH in
Il structed at the Subscribers Academy, will
axe place on Tuesday aud Wednesday next,
(l't and ID Augnst).
The Young Gentlemen win be examined in
the morning of each day and the Young Ladies
IN "Wednesday afternoon.
On Thursday, at ba'f past nine. a. NJ. original
Or'tons on interesting subjects will be deliver
Cd ut the Capitol by four of The senior Students.
Parents, Guardians and, lin general, the friends
at Juvenile instruction, are earnestly requested
To attend
N. b. The examination viii be held at the,
Academy, ana commence OH each day At nine .
the forenoon.
L. II. GIRARDIN
July % ---s-.,- Or
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COUNCIL, July %, 1909 -proooys),
4 WI be received by ele Executive, until tie
white oak Spokes, roo w,llaw oak F,lloee. in
black gum Waves, aid co hickory ~ 'etrecs -.
All OF seasoned Timber, aud Of such .msns,,.,s
as shall DC described 10y Alexander Quarter. 70
the persons Opposed TO make such 5i 1possis
DaHL. i. 01'LT0N, CPk eftse csaq.k
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BosroN. IuIy 81.
IL GREET .NETVS!,!

YESTERDAY, the Schooner Eagle, Capt Robin
son. arrived in days from H&!irax friend
has politely tsvDred us with paper of the 18th
instant containing news by the packet, in % days
from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dates to the 10Th eff
june.
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RUSSIA AMY A1rSvp,n

The Russian declaration OF War against Aus
tria, of April 25,h, has been published in London
but no iostities are announ
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NEW MINISTER

The British Government have appointed Mr..
JACKSON Envoy extraordinary to the United
States Heis coming over in the trigate Phe-
nix, a.. Captain Nudge, immediately.
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WEST-INDIES.
From 4A& .NoRqH .AMER1czy.
ADDRESS:

ADDRESS,
10 The MerchantS Of the United States, and
me IndfgeneS 7vho hQUe taken refuge on
fhe continent IF .Hmerica.
HENRY CHRISToP1iE, PRfsiDEvT;.
and GeneraHssihno of5he iand and sea TOR
ecS ef me STATE Of Hayti
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=. Cr BONAPARTE. DEFEATED. .r.,
OFFICIAL BULLE1tyN,
OF TIE DEFEA'r OF THE FRENCH.

Published BY orier of his Imperial RIsh,sess, til,
Archdtke CHAkLEs.
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We have likewise an abstract Of tfe French
Bulletin, oi The same date. 1t would be lodged
by every reader 10 confirm the main points OF The
abore. 1t mentions Lasues and S'Hilaile az Sc
riously wounded
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LANDS FOR SALE Tb.

Richmond, July %,
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Mr.. Jackson has been ni,,named the CSbenka
gen Negociewor--from the share which he had il
tina, auocious transaction
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1f THE jotlo7gias IS fran, the BOSTON
f-hanaed toGS last eveniag,-Let
t,e ,eade, fake tt fer rpiat itis xv,,th
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PHILADSLAHIA, July 81.
Mr.. Erski'ae, the British minister arri
we'd in town last evening, from Washington
city.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-09
FROM NEW-ORLEANs.

The New. Orleans Gazette Of Nov.
a2d, informs Of the arrival there Of
of Mr.. Morales, from Havana, who
reported, that the Supreme Junta in
Mexico had acknowledged the au-
shor,ry Of the Seville Junta; that it
had agreed to fupply the wants Of
the other colonies and to remit all
the funds Of the crown Of Europe,
for :he fupport Of the war againft
France ;-ihat it had alto propofed
10 fupply Cuba with 8our, on con-
dition Of ihutting the ports Of that
i1and againlt the Americans, whole
government was fufpeaed Of an un-
due nartiality for France, which was
manifened by its continuance of the
embargo, at a moment when :hc
Withholding fupp!ics was tantamount
20 a declaration Of war; and that
Gxseen vcilels were loaded with -four
for Havana, at the date of the lalt
accounts from Vera Cruz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-09
DIED,

In Bofion, on the I'd inl the Hon. rHo~As
Davis, fsnios, 10 the 18th year of his age
iIishsaitk had been declining for the lsit ,welvc
months hui he attended public worihip the
day before his deeeAfe, At the Old south
Church, OF which he had been deacon for
many year,. Col. DAVIS in hi, youth was
suuch engaged ia buildings, public as well as
privs,s. Come Of which are in Ayle of Grecian
iimplicmy. though planned at time when
architecture had jan appcared in this new
eouatry. His fucceeJiny years were faithfully
and eopi.an,ly employed in the Legislature
OF M,iraehnf-t,s, until the age of feventy in
du.ed him TO retire, though in the funefs of
his faculties. and againlt the vi hes OF the Me
trop'is, to whose civil and religious inflitu-
scn. he hai ever been zealously devoted.
X. hsi been an Eector of WAssisoroS and
OF A0Ams. at eyerv period Of their respective
elevations To the Proficiency, and had Iunsined
ether offices TO Lis own honor and the puplic
.arsntags'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-09

A statement OF tie appropriations
necessary for the ensuing year, WAS re-
ceived from the Secretary oi the Iiea-
sury, and committed.
On motion of Mr.. Story tof Mass) a
Committee Mas appointed to consider
whether any and il any, what amend
ments are necessary to the act for the
punishment of certain crimes against
the United States, and to report thefe-
on.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-09

.Aiil! 70 conhnae ia force ihe actor
continuing the 'dutles constituting what
j. called The Mediterranean Fund. was
read twice, and referred. | his biii
proposes 10 continue the fund for one
year. 1t passed the nex' day.
Statement ofthe District Tonnage Ct
the United States. and the annual Es
ports. were made by the Secretary OF
the Treasury, and ordered to be prin-
ted.
The bill for enforcing the Embargo
Laws, after a discussion of three hourl
and an half, was committed TO select
committee for the purpose Of in'rodu-
cling amendments into it.--Adjourned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-09
Late and lmportant......If true.
sosroN, JAN. 6.
FROM EUROPE.

FROM EUROPE.
Yeaerday arrived at this port the
fchr Jane, capt. HALF, in n3s days
from Opor,o Sailed from thai place
on the 2ythof November. About
10 days before his departure intel
lgence had been received from Cor
unna, that a great battle had been
fought between the Spanilh Troops
ana People, contending for the In
dependence of their country, and
their Invaders, the French, in which
the former fufered defeat, with the
lois Of 10000. This news had not
been officially reeeived at Oporso,
but was credited By fome.-
The Portuguese, hewever ,ap :,eared to
be in good fpisits. The action, it
was faid, took place near Pam.
peluna.
lit G,ouli prove correct, that >
battle, 20 difanrovs for che world,
has taken place, it muit hsve been
fought early in November-and our
ncxt arriva! rom England will proba-
bly, .(usniih the particulars.
Lesters from Oporto to the 7,th
Of Nov. arc Client a. TO the above
information.
Bonaparte was said to Be on the
Spanifh Frontiers with an army
Of 100000. and the French army
engaged was reported at 100000.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-09
Ey tbs Dails.


PHfLAD. DEC. 2o.
.hRRIYAL FROM FRANCE.
THE Charleiton Packet, has rr.
rived here from Bordeaux, which
ihe left the I'd OF November. ss car.
tel vefTel. By her we have informa-
ton, that all the American venels IN
France were either condemned ftqus9sr-
cd ezabarssed :--rhat Bordeaux,
and its vicinity, were filled with lck
and wounded from Spain and that
the troops bound to Spain were not
fuFsred to have any intercourfe with
thole from Spain That Il was
reported the French had experienced
frefh diialters in Catalonia; and
that King Jofeph found il extremely
difficult to maintain his petitions at
Burgos and<Vittoriz THAT about
6f,y thoufand troops had Paded Bor-
deaux for Spain and il 10 said an
equal number had taken the route Of
Touloufe fer Catalonia THAT
Donaparfe arrived at Bordeaux the
I'd November, and proceeded imms-
diately for Bayonne :--And that
Junot's army vas not TO be employed
in Spain, but to be ftationed in the
interior Of France.
King Jofeph has appointed M. lie
Chevalier de otantibonas, his MiniC-
ter Plenipotentiary to the United
States; who was prefented to the
Emperor Napoleon at the levee, at
Paris, on the 74th OQober.
-~1&O-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-09

The bill for enforcing the Embargo
Laws, was taken up, in Committee o
the whole ; but no question was taker
on any part oft.
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consequence of the assistance the latter has
given us, which deserves to be returned by
our warmest attachment and most profound
respect, IL. M. has condescen,led to allow to
the ships of Great Britain to convey to the
ports of Spain the articles of baCallao (dried
cod fish the same duties being payable there
OH, which were required before the war of
177s.-Such cargoes so received may be
sent to Our settlements in America, in the
national vessels.
BY order of II. M: this notification is made,
&c. &c. (ut Gnte.
(Signed9 SAAVEDRA.
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REVOLUTION AT BuENos AYREs.

-.s REVOLUTION AT BUENoS AYRES.
= We have long suspected that LINERS was
exerting himself to the utmost in favor of
the family of Bopaparte, and we now learn,
by letters from Rio Janeiro, of the late date
of February 6, that revolution took place
on the first of January, in which LINERS tri-
umphed, x is now complete master as Vice
roy of the City. 1t seems that the marriage
OF his daughter, with young man OF the
name of Perichon, which was contrary to
law. disguised the people generally, who
were. besides, very DESTROYS to elect Junta,
IN imitation of Seville, &c. The Cabildo
met, and the usual elections took place on
the FIRST of January; after which, previous
dispositions having been made by arming,
&c on both sides, to decide the matter by
force in case of necessity. negotiation took
place between the Cabildo and Linicrs, re-
Saraing his laying down the sovereign autho-
rity. At length, the heads of that body went to
the Fueste to treat personally with the Vice
roy. when up went the draw bridge, and they
were quickly marched through the Puerto
del Socorro to the water side, put on board
schooner and have been sent off, nobody
knows where ; butt is supposed that the
voyage was not long one, since it is known
there were very few provisions on board.
The names of those who thus put themselves
into the trap are-Alzaga, Villanueva, Sta:
Coloma, Varela and another.
AS proof that this revolution is altope-
Their in favor of France, we only need state,
that the above mentioned Perichon is
Frenchman by birth, and is the person who
was charged by LINERS with dispatches for
Bonaparte, giving an account of his defence
OF Buenos Ayres against the British under
Gen. Whitelocke, and was on his return
from France, through Spain. on his way
back to South America, in May or June of
last year. apprehended in Andaiusia, by or
der of the Junta of Seville, and confined in
Cadiz, from whence it would appear he eff
fected his escape.
The event which has thus taken place,
though unfortunate for the patriotic cause of
Spain, has removed every difficulty which
obstructed the course of operations, that it
might behove the government of this coun-
try to pursue, in concert with the Prince of
the Brazils. Monte Video still holds out a.
gainst LINERS, and must be prevented from
falling under his authority, or the whole of
Spanish America may be lost.
1t is to be apprehentled, that the French
squadron which sailed some time since from
L'Orient, may have proceeded to the Rio
de la Plata...BeN's Messenger.
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The beauties Of the British Government,
(eremhlifed in its list oftares for 1909. }
FROM A LONDON PAPER.

NEW DUTIES OF ASSESSED TAXES:
The Bill for imposing new duties of as,
sessed taxes, has just been printed. The
new duties are specifiedin schedules, which
occupy thirty pages, the following are the
principal:
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additional bodies OH same wheels, 5 12s
Two wheeled carriages, Zone horse) 6. S..
18S.-with two horses 6. 8 5s.--Additional
bodies OH the same wheels, C. 3 ISIS.
Stage coaches and Post .chaises, Is. 9 &c.
each, taxed carts, 26s. Cd
Coach makers and sellers of carriages,
6s. for every carriage made OF sold-with
four weeels $685. 6d.-ditto with TWO wheels,
lis. Sd.
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KINcsroN. IJuua;ca. June 10

The Lark sloop of war, Of 10 guns. Capt.
Nicholas, sailed on Wednesday morning for
Santa Domingo, with the vessels mentioned
in the list of sailings under her convoy, ha-
wing on board the first division of the troops
destined on an expedition against that place.
The troops embarked, consist of two Bri-
sades OF Artillery, under the command of
Capts. Hardy and Armstrong, the one heavy
and the other light Artillery-the flank com
panies Of the 18th, Oath and 18th regiments /;
rifle company of the Goth, '(from Port An
tonio,) and detachment from the I'd bat
TALON 18th, 81 and Cd West-India regiments,
in the first division and detachments from
the I'd battalion 18th, 9th and ID West In
dia regiments. in the second division. We
understand that they will be reinforced by
troops from Curacao and St. Thomas's, and
that the whole number of men to be employ
ed, will cofnprize $500, exclusive of the sea
men and marines of the squadron.
The first division got under weigh on Tues
day morning, But unfortunately, at six o.
clock, the brig Agnsss. one of the transports,
missed stays in going about, and grounded
IN very dangerous spot, called the Green
Bay shoai, when signal was made for the
Lark and the remainder of the transports to
return. The Agness was got OFF the follow
ing day, and we are happy to state, did not
sustain the least injury.
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state, that an order from the Supreme Junta
in Spain had been receivedby the governor
of the HAVANA, authorship the sequestration
OF all French property in the Island of Cuba.
~ Y. Mere. addu.
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We understand that letters have been re-
eeived in this city from Havana, which
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Bachelors to pay 34s. cd. additional for
each servant.
travellers, one, 4Ss.-more than one, 70s.
each.
Clerks, one, 24s.-more than one, 48s.
each.
Shopmen, Warehouse men, &c. mot APP
prentices,) GAS. each.
.Coachmen, Grooms, BIC. kept for hiring,
44S. each.
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The scale ascends to one Hundred and
eighty windows, which are to pay 6. 90 Os
Sd.
Inhabited Dwelling Houses
Five pounds and under 20 e. by the year,
Is. sd. in the pound.
2OG. and under 40 C. 2s. Sd.
40G. ndupwards, 2s. 1Od
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BosToN, July s.

From he Havdt0, Y,f.,e 70.
"The San Francisco dc Paula, of seventy
four guns. arrived this morning from Vera
Cruz, with seven millions Of dollars for Spain.
and two millions for this, place. Mr.. An
derson. American agent. has closed his Of
nee by express orders of the Governor, will
take his departure in few days.
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Horses let to hire, and race horses, C. 81
f3s. cd. each.
Horse dealers, in London, C. % 1850
Their parts, 6. l SIS.
Dogs, one, 7S.--two or more, lis. cd.
, each.
Hair-powder, every person, 23s. sd.
Brmoriat Deering.
BY persons keeping'a coach, C. Q 80
Not keeping coach, but ,
Chargeable TO the duties on in 40
habited houses,
Not chargeable TO such duties, ono
Game keepers, 10
Not Game keepers, so
We understand that letters have been re-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-23
VIM. MsCAY,
w atch u Clock Maker,

In consequence Of the iate fire, has removed
To the nesct House dbovc his for
mer Dwelling, on The Main street;
Where he continues TO MA K +. and
REPAIR all kinds of W1TCHES and
CT o c As, as heretofore.
Grateful TO his numerous friends
for the great encouragement he has hither-
to experienced, he will omit no exertions
to merit their future support.
He has OH hand, an assortment of JEW
ELRE and SILVER WORK, for sale; &
constantly keeps good workmen employed,
to execute in the newest style, and ON the
shortest notice any orders in the above
branches, with which he may be favored.
~ w. M. c has also erected proper
furnaces, with every necessary apparatus,
for the purpose of CASTING BRASS to
any given pattern and has in employment,
some OF the most skillful founders, or cas-
tiers OF Brass to enable him to complete all
orders in that line, in the very best man.
ner.
N. B. The highest price given for old
Gold, Silver, Copper Brass and Power.
May 4th, 1909. Sw
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Ne5p Establishment
OF THE
BELL TAVERN

THE exclusive management and
superinteudance of this house, has devol-
we'd upon the subscriber. who, with DR.. WILL
LIAM HO0MES and WILSON ALLEN. are
alone in,eses,ed inis No pains Or expense ha.
been spared 10 render this establishments one n
.mong the irst upon the continent; and nothing
on the part of the subscriber shall he wanting to
support its reputation, and deserve public patron
age. There are 40 room, in and attached TO the
tavern--The largest and most commodious stable
in the city; and every convenience to render the
house GOOD ONE. 1t has lately undergone
considerable change and thorough repair. The
subscriber has laid in an assortment of the BEST
LIQUORS, and hopes from his experience and
attention TO merit and meet with public .uppor,
RD: G.. Workman.
Ci,y Of Richmond. May 10Th, 1909. WIN
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NEW BOOKS.

1nsf received and for sale BY Samuel Plea
SAINTS, jr. Richmond,
Struggles Through Life,
Exemplihcd in the various Travels and An.
ventures in Europe, Asia, Africa,
and America,
OF LIEUT.. JOHN HARRIOTT.
Now Resident Magistrate of the Thames
police, London,
IN ESo VOLUMES
ms work presents AN engaging lesson,
especially to such as are embarrassed with
d'hculty 1t rs persuasive Stimulus to ex-
erton and perseverance; and as Mr.. Akin
IN his Annual Review observes, contain,
anecdote and adventure enough to satisfy
the keenest ayidi,y.
System OF Theoretical and Practical
Chemistry, by Frederick Accum, vols.
The Exile of Exin, New Novel.
The Forty Thieves; grand operati-
cal Romance.
Conversations on Chemistry.
The Domestic Cookery.
Hoyer's, Nugent's, and Chamsaud's
French Dictionaries.
Petrarch.
Thornton Abbey, in 2 vols.
Studies of Nature, by St, Pierre.
Romantic Tales.
Brady on Distresses.
Ainsworth's Latin Dictionary--First
American Edition.
Greek Lexicous. wifi.
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IN COUNCIL,

January 90, 1909.
PROPOSALS will be received by the Exc
u cntive for manufacturing three hundred
an ninety Rifles during the present year, be-
ing the number directed by law to be provided
annually, including the deficiency of last year.
Extract from the minutes
DAM l.. HYLTON,
Clerk of the Council