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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-02
t,AEE AND,N1v9rs GOODS.

HAS just received large assortment OF Goods,
suitable for the season, wr'eh t. addition 20 lis
former stock, makes his assor,n ent very extensive
An Of which he offers for sale on the most fessona'
Die terns. Dee. g.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18
raised to lake ibis subject into consiiera.

raised to take this subject into considera-
ton.
Several applications for the formation Of
new counties have been made to the Ls-
gislature; two on W Wednesday: the hrst
from the inhabitants of certain portions OF
Wood, Harrison and Lewis for new coun-
ty to be made out Of parts OF those; aud
second, from sundry inhabitants OF the
counties of Bedford, Patrick, PittsylvanIa
and Campbell, for new county to De
formed, out of parts of each.
Among other petitions on that day, was
one trsm William Dabny and others, who
constituted the Jury in the General Court
to try the cause between the Common
wealth and Preston; praying the Legisla-
to grant them such per diem allowance
as compensation tor their services, as
may seem just, reasonable and proper
and surely never Was public compensation
for judicial purposes more just, more rea-
sonable, more proper; than in the case OF
these individuals. Their privations in a
protracted cause Of sixteen days, deserves
TO be renunerated.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18
MARINE LIST.
COPIED FROM THE
REdDING-ROOW BOOKS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA DEC. IS

ARRIVED,
Ship Gen. Lingan Crabiree, fifty eight
day. from Amsterdam; ballast TO VIM.
Fowle g. Co.
December Is.
Ship Commerce capt. Midnight u days
from St. Thomas mUlasses, coffee and
specie TO Charles Catlett.
Schnr. Green, Capt. Sumbard, New
bedford; ballast to Thos. II; Rowland.
Sloop Altoona, NicolIs, New York.
Big Columbus Capt. Marber!y from
81. Jago de Cuba via Baltimore i've days
from the latter; ballast and wine TO- n.
Ladd 4. Co.
Brig Olive Capt. Lincoln, seventy five
DAYS from Stockholm; cargo iron to Phi
meas Jannsy-E1perienced tremendous l.
severe weather, lost both boats and bull
warks all round-sPrung two beams, sails
and rigging very much shattered.
Schr. NJ airy, Capt. Carrick, 10 Gays tr.
Newbury- port; cargo plaster to }. H..
Laid a. Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18
AliENil

ATTENTION.
THE Legionary court of Inquiry, held
Il at the Town Hall, on Friday the l4th
inst. was adjourned to Saturday next, the
ED instant al 10 o'clock, A NJ. As it is
the wish of the court to close al the busi
ness OF the Legion for the present year, it
is desi'ous that those interested should be
punctual In their attendance.
c. BRONAUGH, AdIt.
Isl Reg. Cd Brig. Nj. D. l..
dec IS At
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18

be entitled to TIE same under lie resolution
of Couerss oil the 9Th oi March 1918, tie
President and Vice President oil the Uni.
ted States, the executive o! each State aud
territory, the Attorney General and Judge.
ofthe Courts Of the United States, snd the
Colleges and Universi,ie. IN the United
States, each one copy; Tor The use OF each
Of the departments, VIZ: State, Treasury.
War and Navy, two copies each, tor Ire
use Of the Senate, five copies; and lOl the
use OF the House of Representatives, two
copies, Of the secret journals, and oil the to-
reign correspondence ordered to be print
ed by the several resolutions OF Congress
passed on the 9th Of March 1918, aud oil
April alst 1870
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
On motion of Dir. Buchanan 1t was
RESOLVED, That the committee on roads
and canals be instructed TO require whe-
Their any and if any what measures should
be by the government of the United States,
for the purpose of aiding the . Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal Company and ena-
bling them TO accomplish the purpose TOR
zrhich they were incorporated.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18
Richmond, Dec Is,
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

On Wednesday, the following Resolu-
rion .ub.Ditted by Mr.. Graves few days
past, and then laid on the table, was taken
up, viz.
"Whpreas it is at all times proper that
the good People of this commonwealth,
should know the real situation in which
they stand as to the amount OF public debt,
Be it therefore RssO'ved, That the Audi
tor of Public accounts be, and he is hereby
required 10 lay before the Legislature, a
correct statement of the outstanding debt
of the Commonwealth particularly desig-
mating the sums due to individuals; TO the
Bank OF Virginia; 10 the Farmers Bank Of
Virginia; aud TO the other corporate bodies,
sbawipg the rate of interest payable on
each loan, and the aggregate annual a
mount hereof"
The question vas pu', whether the
Hru,e would agree to this resolution, aud
determined in the negative, by ayes and
noes-syes IS, noes 1877.
The petition for a nezv Chancery Circuit
10 be established on the south side OF
Jane. river, ZONES from the county OF
Mecklenburg, was presented by Nr. Good
win OF Diawiddie, and specifies the fol-
lowing me,es aud bounds--it prsys that
the circui, be composed of the counties OF
Meckleuburg, Lunenburs, Noitoway Din
widdie, (leaving ou, the town OF Peters
busg.l Brunswick, Greensvi'ls, Sussex,
Southampton, surry, Isle of Wight, Man.
,e,nsud, Norfolk, and Princess Anne;
which may be divided into tao Districts.
am, the Cour, for the upper districts be
held at Brunswick Court House new
Chancellor, Of course, to be appointed Tor
that circuit. "A select committee was
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18
From ,he Southern Patriot
by the ship Mary and Susan.]
{" Roucn, October 90.

by the ship Mary and Susan.l
" Rouen, October 90.
"Since my letter of the 7th inst. busI-
ness has taken an entire change in our
market. Uplands which were held from
SO to SO sous. would not bring more than
from % to 80; New Orleans, which
brought 81 sous, have declined TO So
The difficulty OF selling is so great that
100 bales could moi be sold in lot, but
mus, be retaied in small quantities. From
the state Of our market, doubt ifyou will
receive any orders, and even those at 10
cents will be counternanded. There
remains not a doubt but tie New Cotton
will not bring more than 81 to 50, for the
hrst parcel that may arrive. The general
opinion is that our market will decline.
The consumption in France is now as
certained and found not to be so great as
was contemplated, for the import OF last
year was not more than 100000 bales, oil
all descriptions, Of which we have Oh hand,
in Havre and here, 80, 900 bales.
Whatever may be the state OF your
market, either as to price or quantity, Il
will not operate with US, as no speculation
will be entered into here, and the spin
ners W III not purchase more than they can
consume within short periods, until the
present stock is exhausted.
an. B.-The difference as TO the price
Of Cotton, between Hayre and Rouen, is 3
sous"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18
EXTRACT OF A LETTER, DATED

CopenhageN, Oct IS.
1.-The por,-charges on ships unloading
here have been somewhat reduced OF late,
and i, is now also permitted vessel to un-
load any proportion o: the cargo, and only
to pay port-charges for that quantity I'M
loaded-formerly, if one quarter OF the
tonnage of the vessel was discharged, full
port-charges were payable.
Prices.-Coffee, fine w. |. 26 a 9S
cents; saleable, though not brisk; Cotton,
Bengal, I2 a IA, dull; Georgia, II 10,
do; Tobacco, Virginia, 6 a Is, very hne
wanted, middling unsaleable, Carolina
Rice, D4 80 per cat. saleabie."
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18
LIMA.

Captain DUNCAN Of the brig Bliss, arr'v-
ed below in 20 days from St. Thomas,
states that Danish schooner arrived there
in 35 days from Mon,evi6eo bringing
confirmation Of the capture of Lima
Several Danish vessels had arrived al
St. Thomas from Laguira, which place is
now in undisturbed possession of the Pa
triots. The U. S. brig Spark bad been at
ST. Cruz few days before the Bliss sail
ed. Two Spanish privateers had been
captured by Com. Daniels, and sent into
Laguira.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18
For Freight,

.A> The superior sch. GREEN, Sam.
0ESulnbard, master, burlhen 1000 bis.
now in complete order for the reception OF
a cargo to any port in the West Indies, or
Brazil. Apply TO 4. II. ROWLAND,
Hho has Just recesved for sale,
10 boxes mould candles, SIMPSONS brand,
SO do Spermaceti do Swans patent do
6 bales Lisbon foor and entry mats
IL mo Is OF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18
For Darien.

@ The s!oop EAGLE, capt. Davis.
SX. now loading and will sail in few
DAYS, for freight or passage to the ABOVE
port or Savannah, apply on board at Un-
ion wharf, or i. II. HOWLAND,
12no 10 II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18
Notice.

NOUlCc.
r OST, or mislaid, Note for two
IL Hngsheads OF Tobacco, inspected in
the Alexandria Warehouse, in the name
of John Cook. marked aud numbered as
follows: VIZ. C. 444. 100, 1913, 97s,
first quality 5a6, 1914. lel, 1913, Sec
ond quality. The finder will please leave
il with the Inspector.
All persons are cautioned against pur-
chasing The above Tobacco, as it has been
delivered,
der ean3r
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18
JoseDh B. Blunt,

WISHES to inform his friends and the
" public in general, that he has remov.
ed from his former stand, at the corner OF
Duke and st. Asaphsts. to the north side
of King street, between Columbus and
Alfred-sts. where he intends keeping
GROCERIES,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Carefully selected for family use.-He
solicit, share Of their patronage, as he
will endeavour TO give general satisfaction
to all who favour him with their custom.
dec g. 2aW3w
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-10
LAW AND ORDER j!

From the New-Ahany Chronicle, Feb Z.
O. all the monsters that crawl upon the
earth, mob composed OF men, is the
most terrible. OF all expedients 10 estab-
fish despotlc power, ii is the most CHI
cient and direct; and OF all yrants it is the
worst. 1t destroys with the least discre-
ton and the most violence. When men
who have character to lose, Or office tc
gain, ningie with the mob, direct their
movements, or patronage their dolngs,
you may date the period Of the retrogade
march, and sIecline of freedom, law and
empire; to be e. entualiy succeeded by
prescription, and violence sanctioned by
the forms OF law, subsiding at last into a
long still calm OF despotism, when the
rights ofeIection will be transferred from
the citizen to the soldier. May God de-
| liver us from SO wretched astate .ofpub-
lie calamity.
A black man named Moses, in the
month OF November 1920, having aban-
dJned the service of Abraham Fields,
ear Louisville, KY. came over the Ohio
| % reside in this town. On the LIST OF
February 1920, Moses was seized by or
der of Fields, claiming him as fugiliv 6
from labor, in other words as his siav {
for life; and brought him before JUS
| iice of the Peace--a motion was made
in behalf Of Moses, by his COUNSEL for
The postponemcnt of the trial to the 9Th
February, on the ground of procuring
evidence to prove Moses right 10 free
dom. This motion was resisted by
counsel for the claimant, aledglng the
cause before the court was in the nature
Of all exparte trial. The Justice how
ever, on bail being given for appearance,
allowed the motion and the cause stood
adjourned accordingly. On the 9Th OF
February the parties appeared with their
respective counsel, Claiman to prove
right to service, gave parol evidence oil
the sale OF Moses on an execution issued
OH judgment rendered in Kentucky
against Case. the old master of Moses,
more than ~ years past. ltalso appear
ed in evidence that Moses had repeatedly
and generally acknowledged himself a
slave to claimant while in his employ.
On these grounds it was contended that
Moses still owed service to claimant. On
the part of Moses, it appeared in evil
dence that Case had owned him for ma
ny years before 1908, when Case had re-
moved with Moses over the river Ohio,
into the then Territory of Indiana, with
the intention of making a new home and
permanent residence there, and that he
had remained there ever since, and that
he went there under belief, that by such
removal, Moses by law would be entitled
to his freedom: that Moses after remain
ing with his old master, Case, in Indiana
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-10

From Lawrenceburgh, by Aurora,
Hanover, and the Rising Sun, to Yer.
sailles; and to return by the way Of
! Vaughn's, in Manchester township.
From Richmond, by Salisbury and
/ Centresiiic, TO indianapolis.
From Brookville TO indianapolis.
In Ulin9i8.
From Golconda, by Franklin Court
House, and Kinds, to Vandalia.
From Golconda to Belgrade.
From Shawneetown to Golconda.
The mail from Vincennes, Indiana, to
st. LOUIS, Missouri, shall pass by Van
oialia.
From Vandalia, by the seats of Justice
OF such counties as may be established by
the Legislature prior TO the next session
Of Congress, north of Madison county, to
Edwardsvile.
From Fairfield, by John G. Fitch's,
to Vandala.
From Palestine to VandaIa.
The mail from Golconda, by Bloom
Held, to Jonesborough, to pass by Wen
na.
In MiSSiSSifhi.
From Columbia, by Fort Affords, to
Monticello.
From Green Court House, by NV
Augusta and Monroe, to Covington
Court House.
In. .HiabamQ.
From Blakeley TO Mobile Point
From Fort Havk ms, by Fort Gaines
ana Bstler Court House, TO Conecuh
Court House.
In Missouri.
From Shawneetown, by Rood's, Jones'
borough, In Illinois, and cambridge, in
Cope Glrardeau county, to Jackson.
From St. Charles, by James journeys,
John Biven's, Isaac Vanbibber's, John
Grarum's, and Augustus Thrall's, to
Franklin.
From Franklin, by the mouth of Ar
row Rock and Mount Vernon, to Fort
Usage
From St. Geneyievc, by the Saline,
Amos Birds, John +. IIenry's, and
Bainbridge, to Cape Glrardcau.
From Frank lin to Boonsville.
From Smi,hton TO Augustus Thrall's.
From Alton, by the House of Lew
Roberts, John Shaw, and Leonard Ross,
To- Louisianavilie, in Missouri.
JOHN w. TAYLOR,
Steaksr cfhe House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
JOHN GAiLLARD,
President ot'Me Senate pro tembore.
Washington, March 3, 1921.
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-10
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY HOOPER WARREN.

Terms gfsubscmption- perannum, payable
IN adpance. Subscribers who do not comply
wich this condition will be subject to an add
tional charge at the rate Is per cent per an
mum for the time of delay. No paper to be
discontinued (unlessa al the optonofthe Editor)
until all arrearages shall have been paid.
advertisements, not exceeding square, will
be inserted for 81 for the first, and 50centsfor
each subsequent insertion. Larger advertise
ments in the same proportion.
CT Letters to the Editor must be post paid.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-10

Economy.-A person at public
house, observing an iron fore-stick and
stone backlog, exclaimeo loudly, 10 the
servant TO bring bundle Of nait-yods by
way Of kindling.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05

agreements things in such bonds other specaes
tained and who have writ Ssrits acias sind
from such Court where the obtained
gain the defendant his hts administrators
costing other further damages sustained by nonpeorm
breach Of such and
and 10 summon him Them stew why execution should
not BE- awarded upon said Judgment sr other and further dam
ages rs set form in the wrI made the Court;
which the Court shall proceed aforesaid often such
5amage stall accrue and be se FOR AFORESAID have
his action OF deDf the case the may require, tor
such payment or damages a aioresai.
Sect BE ftscr enacted That IN al actions OF cie facas
brought IN the and behalf of the either in the
supreme Judicial Coart, Circuit OF Common
Pleas 10 recover the penalty OF any TecgEnzance taken
tered Into ia criminal prosecutions either prnca OF sure
ties, hy witnesses appear either Jhe aforesaid Csu
and give evidence The Of when forfeiture
breach or nenpeFornapce OF the condition "a ch recogui
shall be bound by the default confessions Of the party
or by verdict Of jury upon demurrer the Cur before
which such action he bou render judg there
in for the state according the cicnancs OF the and
the situation OF the party and remit either the hole
part OF the penalty OF such upon such and
conditions AS % them shall reasonable just
usage the contrary notwithstanding
February 20, l62l-Appro, ed;
n A
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05
AT a Court of Probate held at the

Probate Office 10 Portland, within aud for the
county of Cumberland, on the third TueldAy Of
May, IN she year Of cur Lord eighteen hundred
and twenty one.
NAMEs MCINTOSH, Administrator of the eliate
81 of Duncan McIntofh, late OF Windhsm, in
faid county, Yeomau, having prefenred his hfit
accouu, Of admioifiraion of the eitate Of said de-
ceais1 his private account aga mn lad eiase, and
a Petition of the Widow OF faid deceafed for an
allowance out of his percnal estate:
ORDEsEo, That che faid adminiarator give
notice to all perfons intereited, by causing copy
of ,hi, order TO be pubiihed three weeks fucee.s-
svey in TIE Portland Gazette, printed at Porianc,
chat they may appear Probate Court TO be
e!d AZ the PROBATE Office aforefaid, on the third
Tuesday of July Iext, at reO OF The clock 10 the
forenoon, and chew cause, If any they have, why
shr fane hcula GOT be allowed and granted
A. K. PARRI;, Judge.
A true copy-At;ea,
Ho,srr0 sevrHcarF. Rsgiasr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05
February 10, l82l-Approved:
WILLIAM KING.



cErr DE enacted By the Senate and House Of Represe
ID tafives legislature assembled, That the Justi
OF the Judicial Court shall have and author
hear all OF trust arising
deeds wills the settlement OF estates all
Of contract writing, where party claims the specific per-
of which there be plain,
adequate complete remedy law; ana the bin complaint
such be inserted writ OF attachment original
Court and such writ be
other attachment,
by law 10 be served And the said Justices VI the
Supreme Juaca shall lave authority 10 issue all such
be proper to
effect The hereby granted And t make from TINE to
all ORDERS for the convenient and
conducting said business Provided the be
repugnan Constitution and laws OF tins State; fd
That OF contract 10 which TINS act shall
apply shall be such only shall 6 hereafter made IN writing,
Which have been made sIce the tenn Gay Oh February,
III the year eighteen hundred and eig hteen-
Be ftacr enacted, That IN ali causes ofous NJ De-
Supreme OF this state before
Circuit Pleas 10 me forfeiture
terpay obligation other speciality Oh Tor forfeiture
upon condSn, by oeeu Of mortgage or gain
deeasance, when the forfeiture oeac1 OF on-
performance by ury by default or the comics
defendant upon demurrer The Court before
which action shall up Judgment therein Tor the
plaintiff much according W equity anu
good conscience.
Sect Be further enacted, That when any ACTON siai De
brought prosecuted bond or other specay, WI"
penalties payment OF money! performance OF
agreements, matters o. things 10 o dOne
times panI the forfeiture VI such
penalty the Court shall up judgment to- the whole VI
such award execution only Tor 50 much OF Tie
debI damage Is sustained al at uh 80 always
that udgm and be security 10 lie
plaintiff Tor tuTteT eId
damages Ae they have just right TO-
by The ucneE.9uance CT breach d the covenants contracts
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05

T,OR SALb, Ia ParsonsheId, York county, .
A. ceightsn. situation The main road, ia the
sou hern part ofiaid iowa, with good swo story
dwelling houie and barn hsreon, containing ieven-
teen acres 1t good land. IL may be had os tea-
fonable serns, laid Farm would be an eligible sis-
ua.ion for merchant or mechanic. Apply m he
fubfcriber on the premises. ASA BURNHAM.
Pzr,onsGeld, May 2l, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05
lfOt ca
WILLIAM KING.

AN ACT against selling unwhoIesome Provisions
DE IL enacted by he Senate aud House n
ID Representatives. M Legislature assembled,
That shall sell deeeased corrupted eonta
unwholeSome provisions, whether for drink
knowing the without making known the buyer and
being thereof convicted before the Circuit Court Of Common
Pleas IN the county where such offence shall be comme
the Justices the Supreme judicial Court he shall
by fne imprisonment by solitary Imprisonment for term
net exceeding three mon confinement bard labor Ter
aterm not exceeding five years. and binding The good be-
haviour or more 0these punhments ~ be inflicted accord
ing TO the degree and aggravaon OF the offence il such
victon be had in the Supreme Judicial and such
sicbon be had before the CircHi Common Pleas shah
be punished by fine exceeding hundred aoiar ard
bindmg good behaviour.
February %, l82I-Approyed: WILLIAM KING.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05

Sir Wm. Smith, the learned Irish Baron Of
the Exchequer, al one line spent two days and
nights in considering the answer to this con-
n:-Wby ! an egg underdone, ike an
% Oserdone He would not suffer any one
10 give ham the answer, which be at last dis
covered. II is a toierabfeSsia enough.-Be-
cause they are both hardy lsNeu
The last three yos. OF lhe.a6SAon Observ
er, including the Supplementary Sheet. used
9674l stamps. aud 1913 reams Of paper
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05
Collectors Notice-Orland.

RIOItCc Is hereby given % ,he nonresdeni
a PfoPrleiors aud owners of land, in The town
Of Oriand, 10 The county Of Hancock, that they
are taxed 10 the bills comntted 60 me, the subscri
Der, collector for said town for the year 1890 in
the respective sums following, to wit:
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05

Ii appears that there has been an aggregate
gain in the population of the above fourteen
states, exclusive Of the two last, of 25 per
cent since 1910. In point of territory Vir-
gina Is the largest state, containing 64 900
square miles; 10 population New York is the
largest Georgia Is The second in territory,
containing $4,000 square miles Missouri is
the third, having So ,OOc square miles. Mis-
souri, is the smallest in population, Rhode
Island 40 territory, the latter having 500
square miles, and has fraction over SO souls
TO square mile; in Maine there are souls
10 square mile, in Missouri Is, in New
York little over 90, 10 Mass. 60, in Con
necticut SO. The state Of Georgia is equal
in territory to England and Wales, but the
latter have l75 souls TO square mile: Scot
land IS about tae size Of South Carolina, and
has but So souls TO square mile Ireland
also has about the same extent, but has ] 56
souls 10 square mile. The three British
Isles contain l6, 900 square miles and average
$50 souls 10 a square mile. blaine, New
Hampshire, Massachusetts Vermont, Connect
lieut., Rhode Island and New York contain an
aggregate of 1i7,OO0 square miles, and aver
age 20 souls TO square mile.
Ii the population in the above seven states
were as dense as it is in England and Wales,
instead of being a little over 5000, 900, it
would be more than 20,O0O,o0o. And were
The population Of New York as dense as that
OF Inc Netherlands, that state would contain
more than 100000 Of inhabitants and by
The same calculation Maine is capable o. con-
tanning 8, 100000