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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-28
HOME.

At the sacred name of home, new
life seems to renoyate the constitution,
and nobler sentiments Of patriotism and
friendship inspire the breast with fer
YOUR it seldom feels. IT'S the warmth
of love reserved for animated occasions
The weary traveller forgets his fatigue,
when he sees the smoke of his cottage
arising above the foliage that surrounds
it, or when with heart throbbing to
the harmonious impulse Of an attribute
higher than philanthrophy, he flies to
embrace his wife * children. What de-
licious feelings does he enjoy as he
grasps their hands and presses them
to his bosom, as he beholds the eye OF
infancy beaming the welcome of nature
and the tears of JOY streaming down
the cheeks of his happy friends HUI
man nature can bear nothing beyond
this scene
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-28
WORKMANSHIP.

1t is allowed by competent Judges,
that the English understand the art
of feeding and riding horse, as well
as any European nation, and that all
the young men Of fashion in London,
practice the following rules: viz
They never move on the pave, beyond
a walk; they never leave the stable on
full trot or gallop! and on no occasion
snap whip, nor race in harness! II
these things be so, hope our gentle
men will allow themselves to ruminate
thereon, and consider the bad taste, and
cruelty. Of moving that noble animal
at full speed through the city. Most
of our borsemcn hold the whip over
u the ei head, instead ofkeeping it over the
thigh. which position initiates the an
imai, and annoys the rider. A horse
is to be whipped on the side not on the
neck or head.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-28
From the Ne,o. England Farmer.
SHEARING SHEEP.

SHEAHiNG SHEEP.
Mr.. FEssENpEN-The following OBJ
servations on the early sheariag ofshesp,
were communicated to me by Mr..
Rouse Potter, Prudence Island, Mar
ragansett Bay, in this State; and as his
practice is different from the common
one in general use, you are at liberty, if
you please, to publish it in your use
full paper
Mr.. Potter begins to shear his sheep
by the first of May, if the weather is
favorable; and continues daily until he
completes his shearing. For the first
week, he puts those sheared under
cover, or in close yards every night,
and if the weather should prove
unfavorably cold, or stormy, he keeps
them up day and night. BY that time
the wool will start and grow SO as to
give them sufficient covering. BY
this practice of early shearing, he gains
much wool, which formerly, when he
put off shearing until the middle OF
June, the sheep would shed; and fur.
Their, when thus early sheared, the wool
Immediately afterwards begins to start,
and grows much quicker than when
shearing is delayed to the usual time
He says formerly, being exposed i'm.
mediately afterwards to the rays OF
the sun, their bare backs would fire.
oucntly become sore and scabby, where
no wool will grow until healed, and
then what does grow from these scars,
is thinner and coarser.
1t may be observed that MIR. Potter
has at present $50 sheep, which is his
stock; and says that he has lost but two
the last winter. Mr.. Potter does not
wash his sheep previous to shearing.-
With great respect, yours, &c.
LEMUEL w. BRIGGS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-28

POETR =.

The ALBANY THEATRE was opened on Wed.
nesday evening last, to a crowded and FASH
ionable audience. The following address, to
which the prize was awarded, written by
THOMAS WELLS, Esq. of Boston, was spoken,
with great effect, by Mr. BARRETT:
PRIZE ADDRESS
W11ttenby Thomas WELLS esq. Of Boston.
When Superstition captive Reason led,
And Taste prescribed her bowery dwelling
fed,
Their sacred haunts cxiled, the Aonian maids
On hurying wing forsook the peaceful shades:
The crumbling column and the lettering fame,
A round, of dcsolation marked the reign.
In towering pride where stood the classic
domc'
The boast of Art, and once the Muses. home.
Midst Wondering ruins wheeled the drowsy
bat,
And clustered there the bird of darkness sat;
The infatuate mind the mystic sceptre swayed,
Man CROPPED in darkness, and the spell obeyed:
Thus wrapped in gloom expired the Attic
LIGHT, might
And Priestcraft ruled sole monarch OF the
At length triumphant DER his bigot foes,
Genius, on bold adventurous plumcs arose;
Athwart the sunless void new warmth he
poured,
Pierced the dense clouds, and heavens blest
beams restored.
So from the East, on purple pinions borne
Through fakes of fog, up springs the herald
Lost in the emerging glories of the day,
The dull, cold mists of midnight melt away
The harmonious choir, now gave to Joy the
shell; fell
Now rose their Temples where their Affairs
From shore to shore the voice OF Freedom
spoke,
And buried Learning from her slumbers woke;
Reason unfettercd, Truth divine unsealed,
And Old Imposture to the world revealed;
Conceived in Beauty, by the Graces nursed,
The germs of fancy into being burst;--
Toll filed the globe-the Axe the forest bow
cd led
Art winged the shuttle, Skill the ocean plough
.ife breathed in marble-warm the canvass
glowed-
And gifted lips with inspiration flowed
Led by Ambition, and by Worth revered,
The Drama then in lettered grace appeared:
From hidden stores her golden lore she bro't
And morals mended, as she manners taught;
Through every page of varied life she ran'
Her volume Nature, and her study Man;
Wherever she moved, the Muse the land re-
fined, [mind;-
And Taste adorned, as Science nerved the
On every side, to birth, new beauty sprung
The laurels flourished, and the minstrels sung;
As knowledge guided, Bards inspired the age
And pictured Wisdom lessoned from the
Stage;
Truth fearless spoke in scenic garb arrayed,
And rescued Virtue owned the Dramas aid
And now, suspicious Dome, aspiring Pile,
The Artists pride-be thine the peoples
smile!
The muse Of Genius, and of Taste the seat
We hail thy birth, thy dawn Of promise greet.
Priest of thy rite-Apollo claims thy shrine
To him deyotcd-hence live thou and thine!
Patrons! who here the unbiased Censorssit
Sole arbitrator in the Court of Wit;
Whose sentence stamps the Buskin L the Play,
Whose laws alike the Song and Scene OBEY;
To urindulgence now we make appeal,
IN Won dependent rests our future veal;
And here, by your impartial voices tried'
We rise or fall, as you alone decide
In Won confding, here VIC trust our cause,
10 us your smiles extend-our need is your
applause.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-28
This is to give Notice.

,ClHAT the subscriber, of Washington coun-
l. ", in the District of Columbia, has obtain
cd from the Orphans Court OF Alexandra
county, letters of administration on the person
alestste of Richard III. Little, late OF the couri-
" last aforesaid, deceased. All persons nav
ing claims against the said decedent' are mere
BY warned to exhibit the same TO the suoseri-
Der passed by the Orphans Court, on OF De
fore the nth day of September next or they
nav, BY law, be excluded from all beneht 10
said estate, and those indebted thereto are re-
q,lired to make immediate payment. Given
under my hand this 18th March, 1925.
Ur Persons having claims against the es-
tate, will please leave them with John j.
Sayres, at the store lately occupied BY X. II.
Lite. JOHN LITTLE, admir-.
march 10 2aw12w of Rch'd FL Little.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-28
DRY GOODS.

with which, from the advantage of having an
agent constantly attending the New-York auc-
tons to purchase for them, they are enabled
to supply their customers, by the piece or
yard, on as good terms as any other house in
the District. may -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-28
From the Middleto,rn Sentinel.
POTATOES.

As it is about time to begin to THINK
about planting, few remarks on this
valuable plant, may not be inapplicable
Potatoes were first found in America.
There are many and various kinds OF
this root; some prefer one, some an
other kind; but, all things considered,
l give that kind, general! called the
a0runge Potatoe," my decided prefer.
ence, because they produce well, and
are altogether the best for cultiyating
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-28
Removal.

WRITER'S S WASHINGTON
HAVE temporarily removed their store to
III the house formerly occupied by Mr.. r..
L. Mwtm as Hat store, southeast corner Of
King and Fairtar streets, where they are open
ing an extensive & well selected assortment of
BRITISH, FRENCH IT.ALL4N, GER
MN and DOMESTIC
mn" Nnnn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-28
JAS. S. GUNNELL, NJ. D.

JAS. S. GUNNELL, M. ID.
DENTIST,
RESPECTFULLY offers his services as
IL, Dentist, to the citizens and visitors OF the
District of Columbia.
REFERENCES.
Washington. Georgetown. .4ierdndr1a'
DIR. Sim DIR. C. Worthington DR.. Semmes
= Nav p. Warheld Washington
Cutb,Ish Henderson Richards
HUNT worthington, Fitzhugh
Sewall, Bohrer Peake
Washington Magruder Stabler
Watkins
Gen. John Mason, Richard B. Lee, esq. col.
A. Henderson, Geo. Graham, esq rev. DIR. A.
Hunter, and DIR. Dick.
Office on the Pennsylvania Avenue, between
9th and 10th streets, w. on the same square
with DR.. Gunton's apothecary shop.
nTDr. Gunnell may he consulted at MT.
Clagetss Hotel, in Alexandria, every Friday
rom 8 a. m until Up. m. Except during the
sessions of Congress.) All letters addressed
to DIR. G. in Washington, or left at Clagetts
Hotel, viii be punctually attended to.
october z, 1922. lmar 2s-ThdJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-28

The Albany THEATRE was opened on We'd
nesday evening last, to a crowded and fash
ionable audience. The following address, to
which the prize was awarded, written by
THOMAS WELLS, Esq. of Boston, was spoken,
with great effect, by Mr. BARRETT:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-28
ALEXANDRIA, FEMALE
BOARDING SCHOOL,.

ALEXANDRIA FEMALE
HOARDING SCHOOL,.
MARGARET JUDGE intends opening, in
WI Alexandria, ID. C. in n desirable part of
the town, a BOARDING. SCHOOL FOR FE-
MILES, in which will be taught plain sew
ing, spelling, reading, writing, grammar, &C.
ography, the use of the globes, arithmetic, al
zebra, and the elementary principles OF chem
istry, natural philosophy and astronomy
The girls will have the privilege of attending
the lectures delivered by b. Hallewell, and C.
Farquhar on natural philosophy and chemis
try, illustrated by experiments with a suitable
apparatus. Price, for boarding, lodging, wash
ing and tuition, 80 dollars per quarter-paya-
BILE in advance vacation of one week will
be allowed about the last of the tenth month
of the present year, and one of two weeks a.
bout the first Of the eighth month in each year
afterwards Scholars from a distance, if it be
desired, will remain in the family during the
vacation.
In the various dutiesof the institution, Mar
garet Judge will have the assistance OF well
qualified teacher. The school will be opened
the first of next month. Application may be
made to Margaret Judge or William stabler:
NE. A few day scholars will be received
Alexandra, 5th mo. 9TH. 1awow
0TThe Editors the National Intelligcncer
and Richmond Enquirer will insert the above,
once week for six weeks, and send their &C
counts TO this Office for payment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-28
VD1o 10
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TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS,
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ments.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
HAIR RESTORATIN u.
And Preventative Tegefabie Cerate.

rIyIE important discovery of vegetable substance capa
BILE of restoring and preserving the hair, acyGs
tally made by an individual who has neither tie catacy
the disposition 10 practice deception or rand lie
fullest reliance may be placed the efficacy and power
Of the Vegetable Cerate not only III restoring and peyen
ting The falling off the hair but in producing the greatest
iustre and yeness of it imaginable: and the public NAV
rest assured that its effects will be clearly manifested in
The course Of short time by the renewal and vigorous
growth Of the hair and b. cfecually preventing its COM
ing out falling eff The Vegetable Ccrate tends to re-
cuscitae and excite the energies Of the capillary vessels
which cons ute those organs that secrete the matter form
ing the hair these, like many other organs OF the animal
body which lave been state Of dormaney disease
NAV be restored their healthy action, and perform All
those functions assigned them by nature.
The proprietor being aware OF the numerous specifics
pamed the public, and desious that the nresent article
ma, not suffer- lis merits the effect has produ
ced on hundreds Of persons, both male and female, and
found to be the only thing in restoring and preventing the
hair from coming OF the heads of those who have used
it. and all that is asked, it relates to the verify ofts e.
feet, is fair trial.
ferly people, with aald heads must rest assured that
by applying few boxes of the above Cerate their har
will be restored with al its youthful beauty and life
10 prevent imposition, the sale OF the Vegetable Cerae
vii be confined TO Dr. JAMES H. HART, Tor the CITY Of
New York only corner of Broadway and Chambers three
doors from Washington Hail. where it Will be sold 81
rs.
A liberal deduction will be made to country dealers
a. 3D. Gentlemen that are bald, after using il for some
weeks will find small fibre OF hair growing on the place
that bald they will continue il for about day after
lis appearance then they will shave their hair close oil
where il is affected, after that il will receive its natural
and vigorous growth.
by sickness, the Cerae will restore to them in very it,
tie time full and beautiful head Of hair as il is beyondal
doubts is the only thing that has been discover.
! ed in this country, or perhaps IN any other.
- few boxes OF the above valuable article Just
ceised from New York. and for sale at the Wa,clman Of
Ifce 26-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
NE.Nr INIvrE.RY.

rrioa Cpna' Le'tr. l6.i Class.
10 be drawn Nc III y seP;emoe-, nnl finshc IN
ieW n.inutes.
s5teas--i prue d $500. j i 1850 l of 5000
o $500; - OIL 0o y 81 50; ~ 81 sU 81 of 100
II. Of So 2s5 Of ~ 1875 Q. To-, d I3564 dollars.
Wloe tckets IS Ja-iisf, 50--,3.a III, -5-Eighth
- GEMS.
.Ns.r l'erl State Liss.a:.re Lottery,
The b-st tha; is ever been eseuied lie public,
be drasn on lie -9.i4 Of September and finished few
nnI.es
sc!47- - prize Il $500: : of 10000; Of 6695 ;
q 500 -9o la9 20 q 80; a8 Of 200 II. Of 100
22s Of 5' i7l0 d II; 4lA 1855. u S Whole Tickets
7o9-lIa't. 59 -aua-ier. 75-Eighth, 81 cents.
Washington Cetal am Dslauare s.ats Lottery
To IS trawn cn,he ) i ootobe- sud finished ii few
minutes.
seters.-. p-te 5000; : of o9o. If 25oo. q
1896 z 4 1922 L of so; 50 II i09 lad of 50 1856 o
20 1883 81 s. and 1850 oft Tickets. :. G1H.lf 0C
Quarter 0Jhshh 50 cents Tickets and sfafes ior sale
! tte Iacits Z Lege 0t7ee, in grea. variety Il ram
5tis Shee sere lately sold and paid prize Of S50l0
Sl,gs2i " ssV9ten Of st9o-s50 so, lsc. 3at t.g ;9
j. j. ROBINSON.
No ios, M-,ke, street, Wilmington, tpel)
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
NOTICE.

WAS committed to tie public Jail of Newcastle cour,y
w state of Delaware, the 9Th Of August, inst. BY
Evan Thomas, Esq Of The Justices 81 Peace for
said county, runaway negro who calls himself
WILLIAM THOMAS, saws he is from Caroline county,
sta,e Of Ma7ylsni lie says that las mssers name wa
Yellow about feet inches hisahc has ls. his upper
fore teeth, AM isrs LITTLE rahcr down look when
spoken p, c is acquainted with Mr. James Boon, Of
Caroline county.
Ths i therefore give notice. tha, Il tie Of the
said negro mprsone aforesaid, ss omit neglect
release hm from prison. by poyg property lie viii be
discharged from his coItne Wtnin weeks from The
4te hereof rrsuan Of tn General Assembly Of
tie safe o Delaware, in such ualc and provided
PErER B. DELANY. sh'f
NrMcs.tle. Anr. s. is -5-ls.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
SOMETHING EXTRA.

W G. CONNIE, would respectfully invite the attention
Of his friends and patrons 20 the Schemes of the following
brilliant Lotteries where BY the investment of few dol
'as, handsome fortunes may be obtained il day only
aud W. 4 Conine is the industrious agent Of For
tune, he gives this early notice to al Who wish abui
dance OF mat essential article CASH" forward te
riders Immediately, ss they may fail procure chance
BY authority IF the state Of Maryland,
University Lottery,
Seyen, Class Series positively TO be drawn in Au-
gust or sep emaef, or
stlendd Sclerrs.-l prze Of s4ooO0 Of 1000; Of
OF i0J So If 50. 52S Of III 5,616 Of o.
Whole ticket IS oo-halG v9-qnarter, 81 5oegh,h, IS
IgaA Certificate of II Whole Tickets can be had Tor
s7l 20, and shares in the same proportion.
Maryland University Lottery.
For The benefit Of the Medical College Of Baltimore,
,ober next. and finished in a few minutes.
Scheme Il prize Of $4,000 Of 10000; Of $500;
Of 2a56 - Of 1900 l2 Of 50Ji so of lO0 1853 Of 50
i6S u . l54i Of l2; 1880 of6
Whole ticket So Cobalt O0guarter. 81 50eirhth 75
certificate of II Whole tickets can be bad for so 81
and Shares 81 the same rate
III SPECIAL ACT o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Slate Lottery IF .iarglaad,
Under the supeiintendence Of the Commissioners az
mode OF drawing secured by Letters Paent under Seal
the United States The whole Be completed ~ ONE
DAY and wiil positively take place in the ely OF G4nort
tin October or November nex'.
Scbe1e.-1 prize Of $4,000; Of 10000; of 5000,
10 Of 1000. 70 Of 5oo 50 Of l00 81 If S0 10 # 35
/ 200 Of 10, 400 Of s. 10000 of4
/ 10000 Tickets. Not one blAnk a prize
Every prize payable in cash. six day the drawing
subject 10 deduction OF fifteen per cent.
Whole Tickets s., and shares in proportion
The Drawing Of the above Brilliant Lottery viii positive
y be on that popular mode drawns the odd and
system, where the purchaser Of tickets, t@o s,
wl be certain OF drawing least prize and MAJ draw
three ~
Tickets and Shares in all OF the shoge brilliant Lotteries
and those which anticipated will prove Fortunate ar,
fer sale al
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
FIFTY DOLLAEs atWARD.

IAN AWAY fsor. The subscriber sunday last ser.
81 81 -7h Ai.S abou, u wears o age has abort
wears ID serve iamel ir.; IL scout ieet OF H..
cies high has a scar lis unper is lie had and
took with linn double breasted pus cot and panta.
i5ons p4's & Wilmington stripe paniAioons. fur ta
a35a. ha wofn, pair If good shoes anl sundry other
clothing lie is of BLACK color AMI speaks quick when
spoisn lie purchased hy Of Dr. Cooper and
Richard simmons alnirs. o Sarah Downs, slave and
have sncc sci him free He off without any Prov
,Aton disturbance. The above reward will be paid to
Nm person for bringing him home securing him
ii any jail in tie cf Delaware s,fhst get him again.
EBEN'R. BLAIklsrUN.
SMYRNA Aug. oi. 1875 10-Sm
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
CHEAP GOODS.

HiLLLi.H 4. SAMUEL .WC4ULLET
EG leave to inform HE publc that they have commen
Ap ced business Al ". .HCa,.sy's old siaud near ite
hfandywine Flour Mills where they have constantly W
hand, wholesale retail,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
China, Glass, Qneensware, Earthen Ware, Hard ware
Drugs, Paints Oils, Nails BY the keg, Lime, Pork, la
rams sa.t, Shoes, Leghorns, sea Stores, Wines, sp
on the is.sss :tiass, fer cash or acceptances. ~
- - til persons indebted 70 the late firms o. ';
MCanlicy, and 5. MCauey !: Co. viii please call anu
settle their accounts as above.
April 26, 1925. Ally
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
CONINE'S
HOMES OF FORTUNE

No. g, Market street, near the Centre Market,
No. 2l7 Market street, next door % Liberty street
Baltimore; and No. 5, South Third Street, Philaaepl;,
These who send their remittaaces 10 conine,s oicA
sl al the completion Of the Drawin be informed Of N
Ae OF the tickets by letter. be forwarded paper con
tanning the drawing Al large. f-rN' ~
trom part of the United States enclas;nr
Cash or pIze tickets, will the same prompt attention
as y on personal ap?lca,ion.-Address to
avg 2. ie-t' W. G CONNIE, Baltimore.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
WANTED lNfMEDIATELY.

7 ll>chfcid Cotton Wocss III Chester Creek, near
n ~! Cheser, Eve gocd Fan,es, work in said
3 n si1lsft, Tor Particulars apps the prcmsesor
= RlseaS Cottage, II JOHN u CARTER.
n!kenield Coton Works, AnSA., i3 1926. So =
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
Draught Beer, Porter and Ale.

ISRAEL u. JONES, Brewer, at No. 81, Second street
Drsusht Beer Porter and Ale Of the first quality w
iotiers and Others be furnished reasonable tel
by the barrel. half bsrrri or quarter barrel.
lie IS thankful for the extensive patronage hitherto -
ceirei and soicits continuance Of public farcr. .
Wilmington, 9th mo. 1921. 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
RAN AWAY

0x sa.arday Tie l6.h inst from tie subscriber,
" Mid iieto9n. Del. 4 o7gn, mu,a 70, uauea Piihp
s.ast-ty Nu:e, a5ou 1897 i9 Nsar nf age iie about
c s bches hsa, !elcaeig n.'io, round snoulieled,
INA p.asxnt Wien apokca d. 1o9E with him > black
rloth NJ. scersictgf - Ti;' tl.s esl wasco4t,
pair Of tow en apar q e onestic silpe TO-
,mesc shirt, ana hlaek fu- nat. Ai give Tssaip Dol
a-f II i AID pay rcasonab charFes + brought home
or TWen:y Dollars il secured ;i..; ~ him.
THOMAS s. MERRITT.
lpiy 81 1875 eft
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
Jusr PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE

at J. Wilsons Book k-Sf0re, No. los, Market ST.
The Manufacturers Book of Wages.
ANA workpeople's Companion. Ir two parts. By J.
Morgan. P1ee o. e!s
D.sfrid Of Maryland, 10 -ri,:
Be IT RENEx3kRED that on the twentyfour
srALl day Of Juns in the furtynnth year of the indie
pendcnce of the United States of America JAMES
M0RG AZ, Of the said District, hath deposited in this Of
fee the title of book, the right whereof he claims As Au
thor. in The wores following,-To WIT:
"Ihe Manufacturers Book Of Wages, and Wnrkpeoples
Companion. In two Parts. BY James Morgan Part tirs
Exhibiting at view, any amount made By time from
quarter of day to twenyseyen days, al hty-four DIT
fcrent ra;esfom fifty cents 10 fifteen dollars per wees
Also seNing any made by lime. from quarter
of day twenysix la, sixteen different Rates-rom
five twenty dollars per month oftwentysN DAYS Part
secondShcwng made by the piece, from one
four housan ftyour different raes.irom quar-.
ter Of cent To ten cents
In conformity With ,e Act Congress Of the United
States entitled, An Act for the encouragement OF learn
ing By securing he Copies Of Maps Charts and Books %
the Authors and Pruprcnrs Of such copies, during the
times therein mt nunel " and also TO the Act entitled,
An Act supplementary TO ihe Act entitled An Act tor
tie encouragement Of learning by securing the copies OF
maps charts and books the authors and pfopreurs Of
such copies during the times therein mentioned, and ex
tending ihe benefits thereof the arts Of designing, en-
CRAVING, and etching historical and other prints"
PHILIP MOORE,
rr, ~. ;e,-r-t n ,L1,f