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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10
TUESDAY, Feb. "a

An unusual number of reports were
made on private applications, mostly un
favorable TO the petitioners, and accepted
Reported Bills.
.Among other bills reported, and read
twice, were
A billie authorize the apprehension of
foreign seamen deserving the vessels to
which they belong
A bill 10 authorizc the settlement oil
the ciaim of the heirs Of Baron de Beau
marchis--
a bill respecting Military Invalids-
II bill to regulate the admission of Ca
diets into the Military academy
And bill 70 allow half pay penfons to
widows of the militia,
Relations with Spain.
Mr.. Forfyth. after premifing that the
Hsule had feeE from the documents laid
before it, that the matters in difpute be-
tween the u. s. and Spain, had always
been evaded by the latter that for his
part, he. Mr.. F. was perfectly tired of
negotiating on thofr differences, that
ample time had been given for each gov
eminent to know its determination on
the subject, and thar it was time TO know
what profpect there was of its termina-
ton, fubmitted the following motion -
ReE!ved, That the PreGdent of the u
nited States be and is hereby re quefted, il
in his opinion it is not inconGltent with
the public interef, to lay before this
House 70 much of the correspondence
with the Government Of Spain as will
enable Congrsfs to Judge What ground
there is for expecting an amicabIe and
fpeedy adjufment of the differences be
tween that government and the United
States
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10
Military appropriation Bin.

"Hy ~PPFoPft~ttOh DAts
An Act has passed making appropriations
for the military service of the United States,
for the year 1878:
For the pay Of the Army, s 100000
For subsistence, I,O2s, 1927
For forage for officers, 3,l68
For bounties and premiums, $4,000
For clothing, 6l8,i50
Medical and Hospital department, $4,000
For the ordinance department, $4,000
For cannon and shot, 10000
For arsenals at Watertown, $4,000
For arsenal near Augusta, 10000
For arsenal at Baton Rouge. $1,000
For arsenal at Detroit, 10000
For arsenal at Watervliet, 10000
For arsenal at Pntsburg, 5000
For armories, 800 600
Quarter Masters department, 100000
For contingencies OF the army, 10000
For the Indian department, 100000
For maps, sc. for. the War Office, 1000
For gratuites, &c 10 soldiers dis
charged, 10000
Contingent expenses for the militia
~ academy at West Point, : 1905
For medals, for officers, 10000
For running iues Of land in the II
linois Territory. 5000
For running lines in the Missouri Ter. 5000
Expenses of a brigade Of militia, 800, 795
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10

affective Di<pensotions Brattlebo-
rough vt. Reporter mentions that "on Fri
day, The 18Th ut, the dwelling house Of Mr.
Israel Jones, of Halifax, took FIRE in the ab
sence OF the family, and was consumed, with
all It's contents-valued at 1900 dolls. One
year last April, Mr.. jones buried a daughier
aged 22; last April be buried another, aged
IL; aud in July last, his wife, the partner of
his joys and sorrow" was also consigned TO
the grave. OF 8 children, bui three Ca son and
two daughters are left"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10
BY THE MAILS.
JfhDlTERRANEAN SQUADRON.
Charleston, Feb. al.

The Mary, from l,eghorn, which has
put into ST. Barts, with lofts of rudder.
brought information, thar off Cape de
GAIT ihs was ipoken by the y, 5. frig-
ate United States, Capt. Crane, bound to
Algiers bay; that they paffed the Wah
ington u, Com. Chauncey, with part
of the lquadron, bouad up; and Left at
Gibraltar, Dec. so, the Spark, Capt,
Nicholion. Two Portuguese frigates
were lying at Gibraltar, said to be going
on cruize againt the runi(:ans. Some
of the iuni6an and Algerine cruizers
were out.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10
Revolutionary Patriots
TUESDAY, FFB III.

SINA7A : r D ~
On motion of Mr. Tichenor, The
Prchdent was requeaed to give the Sen
ate Information respecting the contracts
made to tupply The troops on the from
tiers of Georgia, and the manner in
which they have been executed. particu-
laFly thoie of Benjamin G Orr, &c.
The Prelident. by his Secretary, CONF
municated the report of the Arms, sc.
manufactured in the .4rmouries in The
United Stases and the colt of each ftand
Referred as usual.
The bill to amend the act to e(tab-
hih separate territorial government in
the alabama territory, pafed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10
From the Baltimore Federal C ze,te.
Paper making Machine.

The following short notice Of a very val
liable improvement in Paper making, is
copied from letter just received from
gentleman near Wilmington, (Del.l which
IS another evidence ofthe progress Of Amer.
lean genius. The Messrs. Gilpins who
have their Paper Mills on Brandywine near
Wilmington, have SO far completed this
valuable machinery that it makes three
rean's FER hour The person who attends
the machine, puts in the rags, which are
uot touched again by man ill he lays hold
OF The perfect paper, at the opposite side TO
direct the end of il to the Receiving Reel
where It wiads on with great velocity.
what may be termed one endless SHEET
The sheet which was thus winding in my
presence was thirty inches wide ;--he can
reduce the width al pleasure, ;nl can Gu,
the sheets to any length. The paper thus
made, irem The finest bank paper 10 coarse
printing, comes out of rollers as smooth as
satin. Al common speed this machine
makes, attended by 1870 men and one bog, as
much as the old machinery by ssyrtve mes;
and sir boys. With all common paper,such
as for printing, all the time for pressing s.
is saved his Improvement will save toGil.
pm 10 $4,000 dollars year in wages on
ly :: they will, of course, require an in, reas-
ed number OF engines to prepare the pulp.
They have secured the Datent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10
WEDNEs DAY. FED 2s.

n DILL more etteetually TO provide tor
the punllhment of certain crimes againlt
the United States
A bill supplementary TO the ACT of
1899 TO regulate the collection of I'm
potts and tonnage was read twice.
Delinquent List.
The Speaker laid before the houfe the
annual iif of delinquents whole balan
ces on The books of The Regiiter Of the
Treafury have been due more than three
years, and remained unfettled on the goth
September, 1917. GWhy is not tbs LIT
printed?
General Bankrupt Bill.
The queftion on the motion to poit.
ponc this bill indefinitely, was returned.
Mr. Whitman, of MATS. opposed the
Pottponement, and fupported the bill in
fpeech of about an hour.
Mr. Barbour, of virg. fpoke in oppo
htion 20 the bill, which was Imported by
Meiirs Livermore, Of N. II. Baldwin, of
Penn. and Bcecher, of Geo. when the
queltion, Shall THE bill be pgfpoaed n,defn-
lfe1y 7 was decided by Yeas and Nays, as
follows; Yeas 81, Nays 70.
So the DILL is indefinitely poltponed,
that is rxjse7ed. Adi.
CoNGRESS.-In the Senate, on Fri.
day, The bill for the relief of Revolution.
AIRY Patriots pafed. and was fent to the
Houfe. Tn The House The bill and amend
msnts yerf referred to tie Committee 1pbo
fyf reported the big
The bill respecting Runaway Slaves
was again discuHed, and amended.
Adjourned to Monday.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10
WE'D NRsDAY, FEB. 2S.

"WEDNESDAY, FEB. IS.
The 1913 Naval appropriation bill.
was read. 1rff time
4 bill (additionaD /" TO promote the pro
grest Of the ufefuiarfs" was reported by
Mr. Daggeit, and read twice
Judicial Salaries.
A bill 10 increase the falsries of the
Judges of the Diitria of Columbia, was
read twice.
CrBy this bill the falaries Of the Judg-
es of he District of Columbia are ins
GREASE, five hundred dollars each, ma
king ihar of the Chief Judge 400 per
ann. and that of the two Allocate Judges
2soo each. When the motion on this
fubjeet was introduced, it was thought
TO embrace all the Judge. of The Federal
Courts in the United States, excepting
rhofe of the Supreme Courts; and that
there was profped thai fome Juftice
would be done TO highly Respectable
and laborious class of officers, who ap.
pear 10 have been long overlooked, when
an increafe of compensation has been
aeitated, and whose falaries have for
years been lower iE their fcale than thofe
of any other officers of the United
States. When the above motion was
made we adver,ed 10 the subject, and
think it our duty again to call attention
to it, in hope thar relief may follow
Perhaps it is nor generally known, that
the following are the salaries now given
to the Ditria Judges of the United
States
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10

BoUssaULT says in his letters that a
young peasan, of % or IS years OF age. d,
confession, accused himself of having brok.
en- through his neighbours hedge, in order
10 reconoitre nest of birds Did you take
the birds, said the Curra,e No said he
hey were not strong enough, I shall no
take them until Saturday evening, The
carate went there on Saturday morning and
took ihsm himself The peasant finding
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10

the nest empty, had no doubt OF the thief
but did not dare to speak Of his loss Some
months after, at his confession. he accused
himself of loving young country girl OF
great beauty, and Of having received many
favours from her. " How old is she,' said
tie cura,ep Seventeen or eighteen
" Handsome no doubt 20" The most beau
tifui girl in the village | tell you" But
what house does she dwell in ~" No mat
ter, no matter Mr.. Bird stealer, replied the
Peasant, am not TO be cheated twice.
Eorly Navigators --Arngrim Jonas tails
Us. that when lok,a famous Norwegian
navigator, was going to set out from Shet-
land for ireland, then called Gardarlshom,
he took on board some crows, because fbe
mariners conlfaas syas nor then IN use.
When he thought he had made a considera-
ble part of his way, he threw up one of his
crows, which, seeing land astern,ilew TO 1t
when Flok, concluding that he was near
or TO Shetland, (perhaps rather Farce than
any other land, kept en- his course for some
time, and then sent out another crow,which
seeing no land at all returned TO the vessel
At last having run the greatest part OF his
way, another crow was sent out by him,
which, seeing land ahead, Immediately few
for it and Floks following his guide, Tell IN
with the east end of the island. Such was
the simple mode Of steering their course
nractised by those bold nasigators OF the
stormy Nothern Ocean. 7 he ancient
natives OF Taprobane (Ceylon) used the
same expedient when skimming along the
tranquil surface of The Indian Ocean.
The year of Jubilee is not yet come to The
poor debtors of this country. Congress has
rejected the Bankrupt Bill, and thereby bias
ted the hopes Of thousands who had expected
an emancipation from their shackles, which
in despair they seem TO think are now rivet-
ed and multitudes, 10 avoid starving in the
land of their fathers, swell the tde OF emigra-
ton to the westward in hopes Of their finding
the means of subsistence The subject is I'M
doubtedly difficult one-legislalors must
respect the rights Of creditors, as well as com
miserate the suferings OF debtors yet we find
the most enlightened commercial nations have
laws by which debtors may be relieved from
perpetual bondage, and why may not this
country adopt the same humane policy
Scten Ga2ette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10


For ,DoL For Del,
Maine, 1000 Penniylvania, 1000
NJ Hsnpfhire 1000 Delaware, 1900
MaGachusetts, 1000 Virginia, 1900
RhoGe-Iland, 1000 N. Carolina, 1900
Vermont, 800 S. Carolina, 1900
Connecticut. 1860 Georgia, 1900
NYoIk''wO } 1000 Tennessee Ita! 1900
New Jersey, I2oo Louliiana 5000
Such with the exception of the compen-
iatiou 10 the youngea child Of the Union)
has been the falaries OF clais of off
GERS Tho have the m4f arduous duties
TO perfcrm-the qualifications OF which
require great experience and eminent
law talents, and all OF whom or accept
ing their offices, must have facrihccd
very lucrative practices (; but who, no
doubt, were induced to it BY the expec
tatioD that generous community woull
in times Of prosperity, make them am
pie remuneration We will quote from
the green books few items. TO prove
the Inequality which exits 10 the oiiti-
button Of the public monies for services
performed, and talents presented.
The two 6rff Clerks of Congrefs, and
their frst aiiitanis, have -
Firit Clerks, each ID. 5000
AfIiitants 1900
Eleven others 1900
Chief Clerks Dep. of State 2coo
do Treafury Dep. 1000
Second Clerks 1850
Nearly two hundred other inifSnces Of
the falaries of Clerks in the other Depart
ments I'D offices. could be adduced 10
prove the aitonithing fact that men who
are qualified to dispenfe the Laws of their
coaauy and who, 10 all governments
of laue and NOT of men" arc made indie
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-18
Proposals

FOR Publishing b. Subscription, and
H. now rea"y for the press. series Of
historical volumes. which when finished
will assume the title of
Uniuersd History Anssricanssed;
Or, an historical view Of
Europe, Asia, africa and .america,
from the earliest recO,d DIS to the nineteenth
century-with a particular referene to
the state Of society, literature, religion,
and form of government in the United
States OF america.
BY DAVID RAMSAY, NJ. D.
" Life is so short and time so valuable,
tina! it were happy for US if all great
works were reduced tn their guintes-
sence." Sir Wiltidm JOKES.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-18
A Farmer Wanted,
January %

WISH TO engage. a person of good
n character who will undertake the
management of farm on Broad Run, in
LOudOuu county, cultivated by German
redemptioners, who conduct themselves
with prOpriety. His speaking the Ger
man language will not be an important
requisite, Dat it ,sili be expected Of hin,
to labor ,rith them, as well as to instruct
them in our system Of agriculture. APP
plicatiOn may be made TO me PERSONAL,
in AlexandFis, or by letter.
J. L. MsKENNA.
april 2 dStm%ttf
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which brings it down to the close Of the
last war.
The publication commences with
third impression Of the History of the u
States, in three volumes, which i. all that
has ever appeared. The whole will net
oe delivered under Is ar 90 months. It
is proper to state, that the gentlemen
who have the direction oil it are neither
booksellers nor printers, and receive no
pecuniary consideration for their trouble
but are willing to make the necessary
adsances to carry it into execution provi.
ded the sale is warranted by public pa.
tronase. The profits arising are to be
appropriated for the support and educa.
ton Of his children, four OF each sex to
them its success is matter Of deep inn
pOrtance.
Charleston, S. C .9tril, 1917. r
-" Subscriptions eceived at the A.
lexandria Gazette Office.
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Tanning and Curryi

EQSEPH Hf.SrON continues to car
j ry on the above business at his old
stand in Prince street, between Water
iad Uulon streets, where he will be al
ways ready to execute orders in his line
with promptness and le'patch,
lie keeps constantly on hand a large
assortment of
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A Gardener Wanted.

r IBERAL WAGES will be given for
Ia good Gardener, if application be
made Immediately to the printer.
March II
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Bank Stock.

II WISH to purchase so shares FAR
4 MERS' BANK STOCK, Or three
or four thousand Dollars in the Banks OF
Alexandra or Potomac.
JAMES S. SCOTT.
January %
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Barnewall s Popham

nFFSI FOt AL,
" Al puncheOns bright retailing mo
lasScs
90 do Sd pr WindwI lsl'd ! Pm
10 do 4th Jamaica ~
% hsds prime Ba bados sugar
100 b5lS prime Pork, New Yak AMI
Baltimore insDectiOn)
IL half pipes l.. P Madeira
40 Or. cask' Colmeuar Wine
) do Mountain Malaga
sac demJohns
20 cases aiad oil
10 kegs chewing tobacco
1000 bushels bright Cadiz salt
1000 burr blocks
D~y yellow Ochre, Havanna segars,
Mould aud dipped candies, etc. etc.
March ;! Sw
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Barbados Sugar, sc.
TUST received and tor sale by
81 NEWTON KEENE,
25 hhds. Barbados sugar
1900 bushels Turks Island salt
March ID
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London Hats.

TIVE subscriber has just received aud
offers for sale, at his Hat Store, On
kmg-street, one doa- west OF Royal-st.
1 case of first quality London made war
ranted hat, which he will sell on good
terms. SAML. ID. HARPER.
anrl I --------
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Lost,

I'm Saturday last, in King, street, be-
" tweenSt. Asaph and Fairfax,streets,
small Bundle, containing SIX pair, of
white silk stockings. The finder shall
be literally rewarded on leaving them
with the. Pointer. March 7I
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NOllce.


SNIE Subscriber having taken into
4 partnership Mr. Thomas Irwin, Jr.
ne business in future will be conducted
,nder the firm of CArLETT 70 WIN.
Ill thos. having claims against me, are
,aIested tn present hem end receive
aeir money aud all thuss indebted, are
-asnecttuliy solicited to make paymen'
With as littl. delay as possible.
CHARLES |. CArLETT.
For SAFE,
I57 bales and boxes buriaps, tickic6
ourgs, oxuaburgs besslans, creas, platii-
las, estopillas, brittanies, cholets anu
lowlas
200 boxes consisting of half pint, pint.
qaart tunblers and deeanters
% boxes elegant cut glass, containing
cordial s'asse', wines, tumblers, pitch
ars, plates and dishes .
900 mixes window glass, 8 by 10 and
and 10 by i2
80 chests hyson and imPeriall aH
teas q
1909 pieces short yellow nan -:
keens ' "a
1000 do. long yellow do. ;
10y boxes India China, consisting of
dining set's, tea sets, cups and saacers,
plat bowls, dining and desert plates, flat
and deep -. -.
6 ,,ipes, 10 half pipes aud 20 quar-
TER casks very sop, London Particular
MADEIRA Wine, from Gordon, Daft, In.
gl.' < Go. 1888.
German steel, very sup, quality, cop
per pots and tea.ketties, soap, candles,
aud naiis-tr ale on ,easonablc terms.
CATLErr e IRWIN.
October IL.
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN

ALN4NACS, for 1918,
EUSr published and for sale by the
u gross, dozen or single one,
By JOHN A STEWART,
Who has on hand,
large stock OF writing and letter paper,
pastebna ds, states, blank books, quilts,
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and testa-
men... PRAYER books, psalm and hymn
bnoks. with many other established reli-
siovs works OF merit. A general assort-
ment OF
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics. Dilworth's. Webster's, MAYORS,
Comley's, Murray's, Columbian and Phi
l,dslphia spelling bonks, Marray's, Web
st.r,s, A.he'. and ComIey's grammars.
Nurray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Class Book.
Bam's Reading Exercises, New Intro
duction to Reading, New.York Reader.
M. I. 3 and 5, SEQ rs Lessons, En-
fields Speaker, Goldsmith's England,
Rome and & cece, Webs;er's Selection,
American Speaker, Dodsiey's and Crox
ALPS Fables, Blair's Grammar Of Shemis.
trv. UNeaps and Willet's Geography,
Dilworth,s. rusor's, Jesse's 4 JaudoD's
Arithaetic, JohnsOli's,> Sheridan's, and
Walkers Dictionary. Aliases and Maps,
etc etc. together with large stock Of
Law. History and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed a libe-
raj discount August 81
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Leather,

of as various qualities as can be found in
any shop in the District---which he will
i,spsse OF at very low prices for cash.
llno. 8 "
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Notice.

NOtlCe.
1--WE subscribe, will apply for the re-
ne%al of certificate of one share
in the Bank Of Alexandria, No. GALS,
the original being lost.
March Is ] G.. HERBERT.
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Notice is hereby given,
THAT the STALLS in the Old and
New Market Houses will be rented
to the highest bidder on Friday the first
day Of May next, between the hours Of
10 and IL, for the term of are year.
THOS. PARSONS, c. NJ. 1
april I, Nj
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For Freight,

For Freight,
kES The staunch, good brig
wEEFS> VENUS, Cohnan Saunders
master, burthen 1000 barrels,
SSxkSSs will be ready, in two days TO
take in cargo, aud viii! take freight for
Europe, the West Indies or Coastwise.
Apply to JOHN q. LAbO 4 Co
Who offer for sale the cargo Of said brig,
consisting OF
40 tons Plaster Paris
400 Bushels Potatoes
20 barrels prime Pprk
Asreh so 9w
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To Hire,
Fifty Dollars Reward.

Fifty Dollars Reward,
NOR aPPrehending negro wnm1n,
IL called FANNY, who absGonded
on Sunday last, about IS years Of age,
short, at, and very black, thick lips, wide
mouth, broad hips and feet, long heels,
and slow in her movements. Apply at
the Office Of this Gazette.
March 81 IF
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For PHILADELPHIA.

Kkk The regular trading scbnr.
ESdEEN HILtN, John Hand master,
81 will sail 10 few days. For
. freight or passage, apply to
the master on board. or TO
DANIEL S0ME2S.
april l6 thstuSt
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/ prize of $4,000 dolls.

lof 10000, sof 10000, S of 5000, &c.
Commences dranoing in June neat, and
wtH be con,ptefed in t,celre days
dra:oing only.
Present price of Tickets, IS dollars.
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Vol. XIX.1
For Boston.
For Freight.

TOr freight,
Ks The schr VENUS, Hender-
,sSsTSSe son master, carries about 1000
:, barrels, can be ready in few
SzR@ days for the reception of a
e,rgO, and will take a foreign or coast
WIS., freight. Apply 70
LAWRASON & F0WLE.
For Boston s Newburyport,
"a The brig HARRIET, capt.
xSSfSe Russell, has half OF her cargo
SSsslI.S ready, will sail in few days.
&tSrSs4 and take 400 barrels flour Or
,Orn at a moderate freight.
,p-il II Apply as above.
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For vale,
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
II. B.t :.
Genuine Vegetable Rheumatic
PILLS.,

So celebrated in New-EugIand tor the
many re .arkable cures Inch they have
wrought, some of which are particula-
rized in the papers Of directions, where
many thousand boxes are used annually
to general satisfaction.
These pills are recommended by some
OF the 6rst characters in the state OF Mas
sachusetts.
JAMES KENNEDY 4 SON.
January %
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PROSPECTUS.

The Asiatic part OF this work contains
a general view OF the antediluvians-af
the general deluge-of the re-settlement
Of the Globe after that great event-ot
the primitive postdiluvian nations, which
were formed in Asia, the cradle OF the
world. Their various ramifications, re-
volutions, and Of the general course Of
Empire.