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Is DOLLARS REWARD.

gEVhN Dollars for Tho apprehension and delivery to
Z ms Of an cd negro nun named
II Il RRT,
VINO purehaSod of H. Marquis on the GOTH Dec last
s''d who hss never SERVED my partaiop since tie
purchase lie IS very likely, active, well made f.I-
GOV, "Hh grey head, sud was, when saw him very
veil clad m Virginia cloth II -lieveJ that he i
cow lurking Ia Or aboet The piaco Of hi, late RI ST.
aeuee, piantation joining MIR. Austia Iallman's on
t'e main ChariesCity roa5 five niles below Richmond.
O. somewhere in that neighborlood
and I'VE dollars FOR the apprehension ard delivery
q" Ssss yo"ag mar, very b!aok) b. the name
VI r.,
n bout I'VE feet nine inches hgh veil clche IN dark
SD"ured Virginia cloth, generally wears a black hand
serehls around liza neck. lie was hired last yea, "
pr Al Cou, and from the aequaintanoes lac frr,pd
- richmond, may probably be found in or about the
Swn, or among his relations in the neighbnrLood az
kl%or Cartwright liilT- Ne was hired by me of
+.f Jesse frayser, executor Of Gocs's cstate, and
'p. passto go to Richmond about fortnight
k'sI since which he las not returned.
Tdmsn' = Henrico,2
Feb IL w4w
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ATTCTIDN

an Wednesday RE Ism INST. xiii b sold, ot orr
-4<-'so! Roam, opposite ..s Merchants CutFee-
JolSe, md rect issr 10 the f'osf-g Tce--.i Large
and p9isd6ls .3sss'rn'eas If Dry Goods, Saeil1y,
&c. r';S -
Tortoise, shell, horn and fpory Combs, a
1isge qtsrrititv BEST hiat-d Sad9leYy, Eaglish
Seine I'svise, Aims Thread, met ie 6xfToqs,
.ferrctmg, ca.1e peipet Permaas, tia ketS, IN
ola cottons, cloths, cassineres. : and 4-4
cotton capi6rtcs, domestic cottouS, Shir,ipgs e
sheesings, Rop,aH hafi1$. and India checks,
sitfle!Jfae c1int-, coiotw'd ftread. domestic
s.sYles, and VaTiety ~ other articles The
public are assured thai every art,c!c nil be
sotd Tuitaont re eroe. Terms G6erai md
made k'ioI af ne time Of safe. Sales to
commence az II o'clock.
.,ionca,e, Eobi,ison 8 Pleasa,,ts, r. MS
EcbrnLY u--ills.
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T'WEwTr DOLLaRs REWsRp.

: ANYWAY from the Sibscribtr negro fellow
ee. FAMED Fliii.ANDER. He is aboat so years O;
age, OF ordinary s1e aid make, anl with n sc,npex-
zen "ic'ined To yellow. II is probable he will beok,.
rnseito the city 1T Redmond, or tire neighbuhoou
''nwsuhe'y below, where he has acquaintance, ana
WA apprchen'ed when he Runway on n tcrrner coca
son. then passed, as have been informed, by The
na,rc 1T George.
As he plausible in his manner anil qualified To
mad employment as hplseservaut or the tr. iesmar
ae may attempt To pass ter a free man. The abov,
reward VIII be paid 20 any peron who will deliver
l'a To me. resilng Gets Bridge, in the county
OF Amelial or lodge him in Jail 50 that get MIN a.
w. 9. ARCHER.
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RE9L ESTATE ron SIZE.

Again offer for sale the tract OF land called mo
FtR, ~ the county OF Gooclland. ON James H..
er, and ~ miles above Richmond, containing abnn,
SEpRJF HUADRED ACRES.
wo hundred X twenty five Of which are Low round
su lsEnd, eqoal IN quality TO any lands in the state OF
rughS considerable proportion OF tli. hirb lands
% NC description that receives nature To ereas adj
W"O' e and an abundance of that article on the
pace, winch could be removed at very inconssdera
PIE eXPenoe. There are promising appearances or
Coal, and tease has been given for the ,,ru,., ~
sssc'mg and raising, whiel. the purchaser v,esd he
crGiied TO tie benefits Of "
The improvements ,ere Dwelling IIonse. with fun
rooms and passage below anil two ro1s al,o,, st,,
aHl very eapacious cellar underneath a number ri
out-houses, the whole requiring some slight reo,r, IN
MAKE them comfortable. tn, re are two barns In 800
repair The price will be rufUrr rHous NJ, NOR ,s
--oe third in hand, and tho balance in tso en,,.I m
nua payments, with lien on the premises 10 s,c,,ro
the saIue. " ''S
Kentucky or Ohio lands will be taken. mr. l;yo,,
Young Negroes of the male kind, part payment ~
err yesgs OF dispute in relation 90 ia, tlfle Of dir;
laih has been removed and deed IT general ,arrsr-
zee VIII be gwen the purchaser. Tho lands will ne
shev3 by Capt Piiiip Woodson, res " ON them.
sleu con the premises ani Occasionally a. tbe Vrg
ma iun,lh The city Of Richmond, uaiA the 2Oh If Fs
- wmeh une shall set oft f,r Ke,fnekv pL;r.
Nolborne Nichola, Esq o the city Of Richmond viii
he Tally authorised to hake sale IN INV ABSENCE tbs
tile papers will be deposited with biro where fhev coz
be seen on application. ~ 10"
Feb 3. en4w w. N'"'''
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MIR. King of N. G.. presented the petition Of
Mrs. Ann Brown, conSort Of John Brown, who
was lost OH board gun-boat of the United
states ; which was referred to commit
tee.
Inc Speaker laid before the House, me-
mortal from Thomas Ewell, of this d,str;et
ii which. after describing the advantages Of
such Institutions, he prays law may be pass
ed, authorizing proprietors of the II. States.
to issue notes payable six months after date
&c: On the manner Of the notes Mr.. T.. him
seli mas already issued)-which was read by
the Clerk, and laid on the table.
Mr. Shayh Of KY. from select committee.
reported bill declaratory Of the powers Of
the Legislature Of Illinois territory giving It
power TO FIX the times and places az which
the Judges OF the territory shall hold ths
courts therein --Thc bib was twice read B.
Committed.
CLASSIFICATION PROPOSED IN A
NEW SiiAPE
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d.. /. M04GIV.

A FER many years. eNt-:,s ani abnrio,is PA,
~ tice 1t me licine, miwers ,.j surgery i. ar a.
Jaeen comfy (Gpochleni) has novel Ri ,,p,.
lnva'r he SVEN Tavern, ~ street, sni IS se-fy ~ M
cnue ms prof ssionI services ia madeleine lad I'D e-
ny
He alsa can give ir,,rma,on of a fenae pract,io,.
er OF Midwifery, whom he r,cunneGd rs wei
quaiiiiesitp act in her professor. -
Fsbr-sarv f. o.
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LU.V.jIYC H9SPTT.9T.

u-o.r,..,.., DHtemsburg, Febs3d, 1915.
~ VI iDfst7 hereby given tl,st the cells in the L1
y maize Uosbiiai, IN the cty Of yvilIiamsbur,
ifo~isted Tor male patients are Ill occupied. 4 ths,
!finnre u'ale patients VIII be received intoi lie .ad
boepnsl until some the satl cells are vacanteIne
toiiec o. hichwill he given.
by order o. tl,s Curt Of Directors
j-%OND. HENLEY, G. c. o.
OaInf
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BKAID WODD'5i.%S 'TlTU.f'iJN,
For me &tvr1tiom ofthe Dcaf and Dun,6,
.f7d J.r rem9ujPg

IMPEDlNllsN IN SPEECH.
TtilDiaSN who have been Deaf, or those W ave
~ lost their heai'g by accni,n, disease, are
Taught to Speak aud Read isti ,cy o. NItc and ,ln-
de- stand sccuiAtey the prncpts Of ~, s,iagc,,ry
AR also instructed M At nsiic GsnsI4.phy and the
Rise OF the Globes, and every bi-sch 4 Education e.
Se sa'y to render them useful and i,e Mt members
OF society.
lnoss attending the Ixsltucon far e removal of
Ampeametfss IN Speech, are Instructed in parts OF.
Education and Scieuce. tio nnnae.gl.ly ;:....=
tere with The oJrcts of their attendance.
ne Public are respectfully inform I'll that the above
institution will be commenced Cohts naMr Peters
burg, a. on the FIRST OF March nex, under the. mi
oon OF MIR. j. BrUidwood descei.innt Of the late
Messrs. L honas and John Braidwood OF Ednburg &
London &c inventors aud Successful patrons of an arr
which scdcalneto render the unfortunate class
OF QUE fellow creatures happy-usefu! and Intelligent
members oil the community.
Inc Mansion-iloase at Cobbs is very commodious
snd possesses every desirable requisite for tie estb-
ishment-the situation and vieini.y are remarkably
HEALTHY.
Information ss tn the terms Of the Institution may be
Obtained III the I5th Feh. by letter addressed re MIR
BIhiswoosi, at Capt VIM. Boaug's, Gslshiard Va
Titer WHICH JASe ~ ftis-s MAJ BE r,tSc ~ ~, In
s-tltfou, w'Isre ssr Hr1idNopt 81 then haze tsSt.
sp nus residence, preparatory ) ON ,nenceroeut-
Feb IL
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FOR Safe.

XXTIIlG 6s Sold, the first dL1y Of J,ine ,e,s,
Wv hsoae vdtilsb. lIILLS a.Jotir,ny the tgser. Of
xesc'soafg, commonly called fIacis or Comtbcg 81
Hheefe''s .ttis, ard osc,;',ie,!5 q lis Chm
srtth me Liai heresao oosesee ti57i =, ssss on
g ersnis II 0ss, t.eo cl three ysars. NJ cs ,vl6
at etr eyAte Banks in Petersj,og, .sati ,or1q,ro,
cndorseg. ,ef be required otthe oirc. isers. SigtI
sie .tiKs 81 so'd they 4pfu be offered o.. Ieuse
far term If vcGf;s.
FR.Ls CES T.9BB, 81 her aeehis
u. HGn!oipi, Iiaos. Ps55.
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Felrary II.
THE SUBSCRIBER

AFiNt' purchased and removed TO AIil!grsy-,
near he Ameha Springs, formerly occupied by
Naior Cha'in has op.ned a. house of en,ertnno,.T,,
ne IS also making prepare for the reception Il
recommendation OF III those who may think proper to
visit the springs in the roper season.
TlLMON z. JETER
Feb.1i. Win
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Febs
n .6TEETJNG

hF The "Warm Springs Cornpanvo r;u no LII q,
- = Eagle TayaFn on MonJay the OOH of Fcbrm.
orSer ID the MANAGERS:
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so DOLLARS REV

A BOUT Q o'clock in the a,terooos 0. Ciia-siay
IA Fast on the road between I'e,er irs an. IGch-
nona, near the Powder mills my
Y n U ~ Il
was - OF fosa h,'tid INC Dlsps, On Stage aul care
RED Cn. lie frank large, cu7s,reC With rad de +
SKINS has bras eia.li the ends, and market g. l.
OH iht to- Il cUhtaiue@ Hburlt a doEan ssyts 3.or
ct wtct wefv Without ufiss, haii dozen l,air OF
soeht, parcel Ctasuts and harAk ycbiess a f,ir
o ~f-d .'anta!oons, a, another 81 blue L-9sio!1tf,
!et"T r1nnd stuF walststats, ard yaroUs other ar
t'ies o. ei'thng. Also TjYO 5PITCHGS -on. 2
single case Goid Watch winch strfcs ese,Has tl, ,c
injured snd lousr. The other = ooamon ,iorb!e t,..
SILVER watch IL watciG' articles ni ,parel ansV-i
nag I" 'he q scrftm Of The above, are seen IN pos
session tt any Suspicious person, it Is hoped they vii
be detained and the p'upor erqti,y made. Tie a.
soye reward will b. gwen for le delivery Of the INK
5ilh ITS eononts 70 the keeper of the Eagle avsru
Richnoad.
CHIN JONES.
P.S.-1f after trunks are well sa,ed To- tho baslct
OF the stage, IRON chan was pa7>ed ar,a.rd t,e,r.
secured by iailork, py wophhe ,e, .ly safe, Cd
passea gers ould be release from The rrl g and an,
prehenson, inseparabe from knoetdgr of their pre-.
'ent insecurity. Stage adopting this preeatiou wand
away OBTAIN preference Three trunks SIM in
Formed, have lately been stolen fori travellers neur
she Powder Mills and similar depredations are COM
Inttcd almost daily through ut the country Ii these
hns shosd be the Of rendering tiefts of this
krdImprEcucabic in future, shall lselles. regret fS
tbc loss which gave occasion to them
81 M ca.
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JUST PUBILSIiEU.

-qHdj0 safe at Peter Conoan's Book Store
FOR THE YEAR 1915
Containing an Aimanack, Rhled Pages for Memoran.
1luns Observations SC Government of the limited
States Executive, Legislature aud Judiciary Dent
ment--iNstanees OF places from the CStr Of vs.
ins,2n--A list OF the Navy aad Army-Several useful
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100 DOLLARS REWAKn

1UU DULLANS REWARD,
& OSl between Petersburg & Richnond, II LARGE
TRUNK, containing gold and silver eusule,ts
sN and plated mounted swo'-beTts fifteen silver ,c,r
tue articles lost a number of other artjclea
nl'sson, which cannotb be recoected. The above r,r.
ward Will be gwen en- delivery of the trunk and con.
Reat, Richmond. sno
January II. >,
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TIE SUBSCRIBERS 20 TIT.
PRINT JE FRA N(JTS(,s3

4 hE respectfully acquainted, that tie Engrrvincs
"a are now really Il, deliver. Mt Mr. P,;,ch.. g
- store From the liberal encouragement the
lbshers have receiver, they determined &c de-
n.ss' ea ~ Print at S7-the price to noDsubseribers
. VIII ne o. Jan IL If
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WILLIAM FINNEY.
sTOR rye bFete1u, hIs re,rouef 10 the Cou,.,s,o.
RcoH IF I'ir. - JGcsds, on Ctrrv-street.f near
the BASIN. Eyb s 'o''
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PL 8LIC AUCTION

PL BLIC AUCTION.
III he sod TO the highest bidder ON yyedne,.
day, ere first day q. March, ff fam, othe,wis,
" next t"f day. that beautiful piece OF hand ON Rock
ON R1PE-W4LE,
Co,taining esd Aeres-I'hc SoIe Ill h.
il'e premises, ard the Iaud sold together. az di,e
- Lots % SUIT purchasers, may be agreed upon on
oe.t'irl Of the purchase money will be ren,lirsJ
,ay OF September next, & he r,rosn;nu tb;rJ ~, 49,
insl day &" September, 1916. Notes, with apDrovel
emsHsers payable AND negotiable IN eitj,er Of tine
banks OF Virginia, at Ricbmerd, will be reanireJ'
BY order Of the Proprietor,
IHOS. TAILOR.
Feb. d. ids
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sNtf' oiieers and Soldiers of the 18th Regiment I'd
BiSgafc. Virginia Militia, under the command Of
70! VIM C. coenhiIl, lately in the service ofthe Uni;
ted States Camp Hoou's Mills. in the state Of Ma
lll,s are Notified that their Certificates (or due
bills) have hand, and will he delivered ON an.
oiestion te the subscr Der, FIVE miles below Notowav
Court-House. RICHARD BpEsS ~
Pgy-9iasser 4h Reg. cd Bug. r. III
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Fur SALE.

& Good Plain Coax, Washer and ironer; she Is n
4 Y D"n Is Years old, never had child as been
raised ~ the cointry, OF an incxoeponabl,. charsc
ter, AM : sid only for the want of money.
.Aao, fo' Lii'e-Eight likely young Negro Men.
Apiiv "a The printer. Jan 9s St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-10
ITCH CURED,

BIZ once using Lees SovereigR Ointment.
The proprietor informs those persons
aud families who are suffering under this
disease, against the infection OF which
nopersonis safe) that if this ointment is
used at night on going to bed, it meyer
fails to perform cure by the following
morning, as thousands who have used It
during the last ten years can testify. The
peculiar excellencies Of this infallible re
medy for the itch, over every other, are
the certainty of azure by single applica-
ton; the ingredients being so innocent
as to be applied with perfect safety to the
tenderest infant, and its being not only
free from any offensive smell but equally
agreeable with the pleasantest ponatum.
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The Restorative Ponder for t
teeth tuud Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves the
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
whitens the teeth, by absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and foulness. which
suffered to accumulate, never fails to in
jure and finally ruin them.
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CONDITIONS.

The work will be comprised in an octa-
vo volume containing about $50 pages
and will be printed with an entire new
tyne, of which the above is a specimen;
and on good paper, and will be !. delivered
in boards at Three Dollars, Fifty Cents
Those who interest themselves IN the
work, and procure ten subscribers, be-
coming responsible for their subscriptions,
shall receive one copy for their trouble
Persons holding subscription papers;
are requested to return them by the hrst OF
June next to Charles Hosmer, the pub
Usher, at Hartford, Connecticut.
Hartford, Juarch 2C-l4.
T Subscriptions received at this VI
flee.
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! t1,4 s1 4 !: ELIXIR.

= u IS scr rel sesasly for Colds, obstinate
s & ..,,.o.ssa .asslsmas, sore tisroats, and
\ 8 n uuy Coasumptlons, and most
disorders Of the breast and lungs.
4 SINGLE trial viii prove, that it
restores the determination of the
Hads to the surface Of the body; and
y brings on the common healthful perspira-
q ton; that it dislodges and eyacuates the
xough viscid phleSsn or mucus, strength
ems the weakened vessels Of the lungs,
sheathes the acrimonious humor which
initiates them and finally discharges It.
Thus strikes at the root Of the disorder,
che symptoms are of course eifectually
s;and permanently conquered, the reverse
sof common medicines which weaken the
constitution, and give strength to the
disorder. for the sake of moderahng tor
che present some of its painful effects.
CASE OF CURE.
Selected from a numerous Ii t
TO Fl. LEE.
YkA Being DESTROYS to make public for the
! rood of others the excellent quality OF
hAMILTON's ELIXIR, prepared by
s the late Mr.. Lee, have sent YOU the fol.
q lowing account of the benefit have re-
ceiyed from it; which hope will induce
1 Others to give it a trial. In consequence
s of a bruce on the breast received from a
fall, my health grew bad, my breathing
became difficult, and frequently 4 have
had suddenly to rise up in my bed with
\. all the horrors of immediate snfocation,
Add to these, constant pain in my
breast and IA cough, great loss Of
strength and flesh, and you may conceive
that my symptoms evidently indicated an
approaching consumption. The advice
Of a most eminent physician was resortcd
TO, and afterwards second was called
in, but without giving me any relief
Another physician, who knew me aud
the circumstances of my case, aduisea
me to giue Haasilton's Elicir a triat-
SAYING, he had assl 6 Tan his practice
md as,,rays found It to do mach good. A
bottle was praeured, and Z found reliel
before lad tatsa half TT. Icontinuee
IT use it, and was soon strong enough tt
attend to business. On taking cold, some
of my former symptoms return but are al
ways removed by adosc Or two of the r
ixir.
GEO. BENNER, jr.
81 No. II, Budd street, Philadelphia
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Hahn's gsnnine Enc Water.

A sovereign remedy for all diseases Of
the eyes, whether the eHe0t of natural
weakness or of accident.
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Lottery Notice.

so AlOgeSAJ $50 49,, go. 1sls
ON the seth Of this month, Tickets in
the Second Liberty Engine House
lottery. will advance to Sc so cts. until
which time they will be sold at Sc.
The Subscriber has just received a sup
sly of Tickets, warranted undrawn the
9th day er-there still remains in the
wheel e ~
B3 q prizes Of S 10000 of 1000
do. 100000 OF 1000
I do. S.OOO--10 of 500
Besides a large number Of zoos, zoos
SOS, &c.
Tickets for sale by
Who has lately received in addition to
his former stock, a large SUPPLY OF
SCHOOL BOOKS & STATIONARY,
among which is l case Russian Quilts and
1 case Paper Hangings, few reams hot
pressed Letter Paper, and 200 reams
Wrapping Paper. eF
April "a.
goo reams Wrapping Paper.
A do. low priced WRI4INc PAPER,
Just received for sale By
R. GRAY,
WHO HAS ON HAND,
A few copies of Bowditch's Practical
Navigator, Blounts American Coast Pr
lot, and large stock of School Books.
Blank Account Books of every de-
scription ruled and bound to any given
pattern.
| April 6.
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vaIu. ofIthe annual Exports Of the United

value ofsthe annual Exports Of the United
states, and Of each State in particular,
distinguishing the articles Of domeshy
growth, produce and manufacture, iron
that of foreign. The value OF articles 9
foreign origin, exported, will be given Ior
each year, andfor each State, from 1917
with an account Of the carrying trade
during the late wars in Europe.
s. An account Of the Imports of the Y.
States as far as practicable. The amount
Of some Of the principal foreign articles
annually consumed in the U. States, at
different periods, with the amount OF TO- },
reign articles expo ted. with or without
the benefit Of drawback.
4. An account Of, the Trade OF the Y.
States, with different parts Of the world.
and comparative view ofthe amount OF
their trade with each natisn, with whom
they have any considerable commercial
intercourse. Also an account of their trade
| to China and the East Indies, including
| that to the South Seas and the North
West Coast Of America, with some con-
siderations relative to the balance OF trade,
| between the U. States, and other parts OF
| he world.
S. The amount of the public Debt, at
the commencement Of the present govern
ment, the various provisions made for the
funding and payment Of it, the increase
or decrease of the Debt at different Pc,
RODS, the amount of the public Debt, at
! the commencement of the late War, be.
tween the U. States andG. Britain, and
its increase since by various loans, and
issues of treasury notes; with an account
of the expenses of the government at dfl'
ferent periods.
| 6. The Revenues ofthe United States
The amount of duties collected in each
State on Imports and Tonnage, with an
account of the Duties laid and collected
on particular Articles imported' also the
ameunt of monies accruing from the TOR.
mer Direct Tax, and the other Internal
Duties, from the sales of public Lands.
| and from Postage of Letters !; with an ac-
count of the Direct Taxes. and other IN.
ternal duties laid during the late war:
between the U. States and G. Britain.
| 7. The amount of the Commercial Ton
nage of the U. States, at the commence
raent of the government, and its annual
increase, Distinguishing the amount EN-
ployed in foreign trade, in the coastlhg
! trade, and in the Fisheries, and a compa-
rative view of American Tonnage with
| that of other Nations. :,
T. This work will be accompanied with
numerous Tables, collected from the best
sources, a great proportion Of which have
never yet been published The whole De, ;,
ing intended as an authentic COLLECTION !a1 Of
| facts and documents shelving, at diner
ent periods, the wealth and resources OF
he American Nation.
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BY TIMOTHY PlTKIN,
A Member Of the House Of Representa-
tives Of the Q. States,
p.ou THE STATE OF coNNEcTIcuT.

THE review of the Trade, Agricgsis
ture, and Manufactures Of the Colonies,
w;lIcontain an account OF their Exports
and Imnorts at different periods, and the
smount Of Tonnage employed in the 20
lon;al trade, with brief account OF the
different kinds of Manufactures carried
on previous to the Revolutionary war;
and summary of some of the principal
Acts of the British Parliament, regulatlns;
and restricting the Trade and Manuiac-
lures of the Colonists, :,
The View of the Commerce OF the =.
states and it's connection with Agricul-
tnre and Manufactures, and the public
nebt. Revenue and Tonnage, will be CIV
on from the peace of 1885, to the 4th OF
March, 1898, and from that time to the
close Of the year 1914, under various
heads, among which the following will be
the principal.
= The Exports and Imports, as far as
practicable from l78s, to March 1852
: !, estimate of the whole expense OF the
Revolutionary r. War, the amount OF pub
~ neht at the close ofthe War, measures
taken BY the old Congress tor the lay
nent of it, with some of the causes w INC
ed to the adoption Of the present Con
.:t.tution.
3. From March 4th, 17s9, to 1914, IN,
elusive, an account Of the quantity aid
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