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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-07

ine british historians a,d attic uarians, VINO nave
been compelled to supply ths zap ~ the'f hsstri
cal REGARD, u.n other less authentic sources Inc
manuscripts were undoubtedly pfonsht ~ .,'s
country by the Regiciles. who he'd hithef on o'e
restoration. with view TO prevent the a.ta'h"tf "
their friend. and to conceal the proceeding, o 's
Rump Parliament From these pctsons tnej can
be traced with tolerablc certainty INTO the posses
sion of the society, among whose oooks 'he, nav
been found BY an industrious anu ihtethseht sea'
cher for the curious. The bopks nave ftmath
ed long concealed, and Their c"htehts laNt
now for the first time been discovered iie'e
tnfore they have passed a. some old mdhusctipts
only curious as specimens OF the wrifno o an ear
" period We presume that the literary Paoi'c
viii, before long. be favored with minute account
Of this discovery through the society which mas
the honor Of having male II o. means o. one VI lts
officers Independent journal.
.Singutar.--A short time since ascntieman Of
Providence, Rhode Island, was ont in The suburbs
entleavourln. to .ct shot AT a large cag'c.-Sud-
denly The easle sprans upwards. ard continued t.
wing Iii, Hight spiraiiy to All immense height, "ear-
Is out Of SIGHT, wten he fell 10 the earth, neatly on
the spot from whence lie had flown. % oppfuach-
lng the Gag small weasel vas observed 70 run
from the body, aud examination i vas inahd
the animal had GOT under thr ta5lcs Wing. and
commenced iclstins upon his oloni, un;ii The 10
bic biri fill from exhaustion lie iitte Mduide
then made his escepe.-tb.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-07

Tirgnin The election Of Electors for Press.
dcnt and Wee pres,de,t, commenced Yesterday, in
Virginia We understand that the Judges. IN
case Of bad weather. have the power tn keep open
the polls Tor three days, aud take il for granted.
fn attendance. and cause an extension If the time
nf voting. 4 friend writes Us from Ftetercks-
burgh, as follows:
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-07

Ohio.-We have not yet received the official re-
turns from this state The Governors election IS
yet matter Of doubt written memodianlum
on the margin Of the Day to paper says, Camp
bell is elected bY 300 majority This we 10 no.
believe; the majority either way, cannot De 50
great.
The Cincinnati papers are conteadng about the
result. There seemis To have been systemmatc
effort on the part OF few choice spirits about GIN
cinnat and Chllirothe IL make up in broad asser.
ton, about tie election Of Inmhe, what they have
lost in the defeat OF Wright, Sloan Dasenpor''
Wou,ls and Beecher; among these. Mr. Charles
Hammond and Mr. w ebD are cDnspcuors-they
are important men for dead lift, and evidently
place much higher estimate upon success than neJ
do on their own character. 1t may be possoles
that Mr. Trimbe rs elccted but il so, it IS no PROOF
that the vote Of the State will go for Mr. Adams;
and it cannot, in the eyes Of honorable men. iof'h
any excuse for the attempts to deceive the paolc'
by claiming large majorites for TimbIe, when the
returns before them were such as to induce the oe'
lief that Campbell was elected ~
The Legislature is claimed by both parties. lhe
Stubenyille Ledger Of the 10Th ult. says:
e rhe returns for Senators and Representatives.
as lar as received exhibit decided malority ..
both Houses in favor Of the Jaeksunans = U. . -
Patridrchs. John Ja,, of Ncw-Yolk, IS the
onl, Surviving member of the first American Gon,
gress, that Of 1T-4 Charlie, Carol, OF Marylah
is the only one remaining Of the Congress OF i"o
that adopted the Declaration Of Independence
James Madison, Of Virginia. IS It IS bel ,"
the only surviving member of the National oone
venion of 1887, which formed the CONSTITUTION -
the United States. Major William jackson, ~, ~.
volutionary officer, who signed and certlilea VIZ
Constitution of the United States, as secletaf, ~
the Convention, is alive, and resides in Ph'iaas'-
pnia.- Permont Hess.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-07

Dean SIR have just returned from the
polls IL this county. (spotsslnia) the vote when
lett Notwithstanding the incemency Of the YEA
ther.) AT o'clock, stood 2ol jackson. 81 Adams.
We shall give fully To /. Louisa will give large
vote comfy 20 lor Adam,
You will OF COURSE receive all the favou able
new, for the administration first, as all the cuun-
ties i'll their favor border on the district ~
In tbs. apprellcnd, correspondent s mistaken
w" have been Induced 10 believe that the Coalition had
greater prnporonste force the city Of Redmond, than
any olhcr part Of The STATE. Our friend, have always
conceded majority to the isioc,auc ticket in that places
S Telegraph.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07
NOTICE TO TAHMTEa.

htn merchant Mil on the petornac E;..
one nils below Shepherdslown, oonta,,,i
Mg Ok run OF stone, is now compile, eIr f;n;.s
GU, A'u ~ readiness 10 receive the ero,xin,,
80, sno TOT me Information Of fsrmeru w.s
VI, -: y nc 70 ie. them know, that I'VE
VIII give the market price in Cash fer rna.s. VIC
table WHEAT delivered in cur Min. =, s.,,
exchange Flour for Wheat. w;,hont de,a. :. :.
the rate on twenty barrels Of suoeriine fo,, Ca
every hundred bushels of merchantahls uh...
ae'verao, and stand tho inspection IN ~.
os.fict OF Columbia, Baltimore, pb;ls5elnt;.
new YORK OF Boston. Our mill In sit,,ated -
mediately on the bank Of the r;vas -, s
boats can receive their laden from ~ III,
doer, and for the Accommodation Of tboss ~.
Wish 70 beat sheir HsDr. We take ptesx,,re :,
in'or'ang thsm that we have engaged , res.
Pecsaois aud experienced beatsman who bas
proViuea himself with ten boats for tb4 A.
soun ,'.' s, o. those who may think proper to
employ him We would further obs--1a e.
the Information Of these who live a., - NJ ~
mac, eitherIn Virginia or MARYLAND -, ~
moss convenient and expeditions va, ofcs.,;as-
sneif "heat 70 our mill would be in boats ~,
WHICH purpose we sLall keep two light hos,s ~
loan 10 those who may wish to avail ,h~msasv.~
of inns easy and expeditions way Of hr;rg;no
their wheat TO our min. Those xxhs hess sas;.
wheat, viii enter our head pace. mas =. e;gh-
| teen loot arch under the mill. where the gys;,
WIZ De immediately hoisted withoul band lsbor
we natses ourselves when the Farmers tsk..
in'o consideration the great advantages eur Mir
POSSESSES as respects its local situation. the
fsciiity Of manufacturing and getting ,hs;r
Tour 70 marketthat they will find Ii greatly "a.
their advantage 10 bring their wheat t. cur mill
where they will have no further trouble with i
! until they receive their money.
BoTELER & REYNoY. ms.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07
DIED

On Saturday the 26sb ult. at an advanced are,
Mrs. - MOORE, wife Of Mr. David Mssre,
OF Jefferson county.
Mrs. Moore had been member of the Bap.
tist Church for many years, and bad ever walk.
ed worthy OF the vocation wherswith she ssas
called. In her last hcu.s, although racked with
pain snd sickness, she placed implicit reliance
on Him who is able to smooth the rugged mas.
sage to the grave and who has promised to be
the wife's God; and at last resigned her spirit
to Him who gave il, with the sonposure Of one
who has a well grounded hope 10 redeemine
grace. "Blessed are the dead whs die in the
Lordp
On wednesday,, the Esd ult. MIR. JAMES
LLOYD, ofchsrlestown. leaving wife and Sc
veral cbildEen to mourn their bereavement.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07

INVALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-Tke tract
Of land formerly belonging to the late Mr..
R.wleigh Morgan, advertised BY ma for sale
on the lab July last, not having been sold,
viii sgain offer il, OF Is much of il as may be
sufficient, scr sale st public auction, for eash,
Sefore the Cour,-Beuss door 10 Martinsbufg. on
Monday the 18th day Of October next, Being
court day.
This sale win he made bv virtue of trust
deed Of Mv. Morgan, bearing GATE on the i9th
dsy OF November. 1922. aaw ofrecord n The
county court Of Berkeley. for the purpose ~
dischargIng debt therein Tnen,ioned. due 70
The FARMERS and Mechanics Bank uf George
sewn. The tract IS stated in the deed 10 con-
teln about f9& acres. u lies nesr the Swan.
ponds N this county, and is not interior IN fer.
silisy, y y believed, to any lands in it,
! at authorised by the Bank to state that an
arsans cmens may be made With il by which the
purchaser can have credit there, for conside.
rabic time, equal TO she amount of the debt
due to the bank.
PBiLIP c. rENDLRroN.
August 2, 1922 ida.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07
JACKSON MEETTyc

lHE members OF the corsesrnn.,;c
tee and Of the COMMITTEES of ysslsnrn ssl"" =.
cono'y 81 Berkeley, and All otLer o;,;.sns
friendly 10 the election o. Geper.I 49,.
JACKSON. are requested t. attend ,n..,;,,a
W.. u spring OF Michael ssiheyt an T ...~.s :.
Tss =. on wednesday. the 9Th dav or Aocu,.
ae pare and time have been s.l.r,s., - ~.
e.ao's and convenient, ard ranersl a,,s,.
,hs go = expected from vi who are ks.r,v :.
hr;,a;a. as arrangements of ;pp.rtance g..
"g 'erth the Jackson strength !, N. -
Anm',.. election win be submitted. ~
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07

sectional Legislation what il was the avowed OBJ.
jecs Of tbs Convention to redress.
twas urged SECONDLY. "That the scheme
vas already organised and that the Application
AID management Of the resources Of tne eonf-
Try, the nature and character sf the improve.
msnis-the various details Of The enterprise,
Se.&c would be beyond fAe conrsa Of the STATE .
To this il vas replied. That the Company as
already ORGANISED had gone into operation under
a charter from the Ststo Of virginia--That the
nature and character Of the Improvements con-
templa.ed, were distis-,ly ascertsined q. the
period Of granting the charter--aad that the
management of the resources Of the Company.
With the various details OF the enterprise would
be regulated BY vote aad tia, Virginia weald
Possess an influence over its affairs, co exten
sive with her interest in the company. What
farther CONTROL could she wish Tor or desrel n
scheme was asW TO be organised and that
scheme exclusively within the prucints Of our
Commonwealth. she could have ne greater
CONTROL over the management of the resources
OF the Company or the various details of the
enterprise" than she would now have by sub
seribing to the Potomac csnal--thatis to say, q
control commensurate with the amount of
Stock owned by her--commensurat with her
inteIcs, in the enterprise.
But if disposed to carry her prudential con.
s'deratioas farther, Virginia, might aonex any
reasonable terms she pleased to her appropri.
ation--sisryland had done so--1he u. sts.es
had done 50, and thus be eifectuslly protected
from imposition and loss.
10 be continued J
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07

i'eh Whereas lle Methodist Society
cave concluded TO bod Camp Meeting
=. our ns'snoournood, tocomnence on The ed
OF August, linst J we. whose names -. 49,.
unto annexed, for the purpose 81 nrc,o.'.;n..
inc better order Of the Meeting. 10 bereA~v
prohibit All persons from fang ON our lands.
any wagon, ten', or other establishment. for
the purpose OF selling or distributing sn;rifo,,.
Liquots or articles Of any other Kind.
Martin p'txsr, James Orr.
Henry Bowrss, Jacob p;,,.-
Rsbcr, y. lyle. Geo. f,a,nsh,.u.
zsotsriah Linton, nenry Rowsr.;,.
nnsm "fr, Sarah Miller.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07
.1faRRIEn

At Mosgantown. on Thursday the 10th nit.
by the Rev. Mr.. Fsirchild, Mr. EDMUND S.
GRAHAM, of Whesling, 10 Miss CAROLINE,
eldest daughter Of Capt. w. NJ jarrett, of the
former place.
On Sunday evening, the 27th ult. by the Rev
Mr.. Girlling, NJ HOBERT WHITE MIDDLE.
TON, of Harpers-Ferry, TO Miss ANN ELIZA
BETH SCHREINER, Of Tredericktown. Md.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07
10 me Gfsr6 Of hs Snbsr4,, C.,-f 80 -

10 me SfsrS Of hs S,psr,,r Court 80 -. =
ne county IF Berksiet. ="
w HEhEAS Robert White JuSr~ az ~.
superior court Of law for the eo.n,v -
bsrks'ey, has failed, In eaas.ouenoe 80 %
aosihon, Tor two successive tosms - ~
court Ter said county, Richard p..ho a
oufsosneo % The act entitled s.An act - nr., -
'of holding specis terms of The s,.er;o, r.'..1
of law IN certain cases. passed 49, so o.,
700, do hereby appoint special oo.r, - gsn,
TO De held for the said county &c nes..," - hw
CONNIE, &c on the 18th day Of Auv,,s, 80. -
ADD do here by direct you 10 rive 49, nsA''
% 70 me aommonwealth's Attorney - ~.
'her officers Of the court. and 70 II. 49, nr
charged criminally, and 20 issue an neas..as''
process tin civil as we'll as in or;.,;na, 'ss's'y
seturnabls TO such special sssicn. which $500 $500
the Sheriff shall be bound to ereen,e -, -,
asto summon Grsnd Jury and yer;r.s - ~"
tend the ssid apecisl court. ond., m. -. ~ -.
mutations and instructions ~ ia m. eas. az
regular court ia course And 40 hs~s,,,,
qiire all the officers of the sail can,, i. -
perfsvm all such acts and duies ~ ,tsv $50, ~.
De required teperform at aregular ,erm n -, ~.
Siven from under my hand ana .aaI ri. ,e,,
DAY OF July, IN ,he wear 1873. o''
,,,v o. RICHARD Z. PARKER, rLS1
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NoU viii parade IN front Of McCleary's tar
4 err. 90 nsxt Saturday week, the 10Th of
augus', precisely sti2 e'cleek--wi,h your arms
and uniforms To scidier.lke order.
u . desirable that full meeting Of the com.
nany seat take place. ~ az election will be hol.
dsn Tor lst and "a Lieutenants onihas day.
g . FAuLESER, Cant.
:. contemplated asina B.gRBEcUE
on on the ssale day, ~ .hirh the memnsrs Of the
soor and an Who are disposed to unite with the
hrhcmcn, are invited to attend.
aug. z.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07

Errast 81 alesier from a gentleman ia Tenn.
p > ] have just seen gentleman
from Bedford County, who says that tho
physician called in to the aid OF DR.. Arm
strong, represents bis injuries as very
serious. This is Jacksenism in its true
colors-such as the Hero in early times
has often acted himself
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07
JOHN VayLEaR. IL.

CONTINUES to purchase WHEAT, and will
~ at all times, pay the highes, price far
COED merchaatshls Wheat, and invites all his
old friends and customers 10 Virginia, to call
on him AZ the Mil near Wiiiismspor,, Mary.
land.
Wilhamsperts Aug. 7.--4t.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07

VSHk subscriber hereby gives notice 10 ar
4 these indel ted TO him either as exscutn,-
OF the estate OF Zion Miller, decd. Or o,h.r.
wise, &c come forward befose the 5th Of Augurs
next snd make payment. o. give satisfactory -,
surance OF paying soon thereafter, NAV depend
on having snils brought to the court Iollowinrs
July II. ISRAn, RoplNSsSN -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07
camp MEETING.

GA Camp Meeting of the Methodist socis-
~, VIII be held on the lands Of Capt. Martin
pitzer, absut six miles southwe from Mar
tlnsbuFg, commencing on the I'D. instant.
aug. z
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07
BapTISI' .9SSOCIaTTO.N.

UThe meeting of the Baptist Association
viii take place st their Meeting House, three
miles southeast OF Martinsburg, commencing
on Thursday the 18th inst. A number OF pres-
cheers are expected a. it.
aug. T.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07

oiiCE We are very much !, -.
money, and find il Absolutely neoesss s. = :,
cal on eur customers we h.rs ,hasss sNly ~
will call without delay. ''efe'ore they
Msrtinsburg, June 10. 20.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07

Mr.. CLAYreached Lexington on Fri
day, the 18th ut- He was met al
the county line by Committee Of citi-
zens, who escorted him to Bryan's Sta.
ton, where number of the oldest in
habitants bad assembled to welcome
him. There Mr.. Clay partoolx of a
collation., and then proceeded 10 bis LODI
gings in town, escorted by about seven
hundred of his fellow citizens on horse
back and in carriages. The health OF
Mr.. Clay is said to have been much
improved by his journey.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07
5r!Nla aAA8T g!so
MARrISsBuRG, AUGUST 2, 1873.

Dr.J L. .4rnsfrong. lit is our painful duty to
announce the disgraceful fact, thar the author
At the "rESEEssEEAS" has been ssssiIed in his
Oss house by MOB u jackson men, and Sc
,,rsly beaten. He vas rescued from the hands
Of the asssssins by his neighbours.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07

Desp0tism--In tha 26ath page of Eosoa's life
OF General jackson, there is q letter from the
General TO the Secretary of War, from which
We make the following extract. The letter 10
dated Nov. 90, i8l4:
"Permit me TO suggest plan, which, on
fair experiment, We will do away or lessen the
expenses undes the existing mode of calling
militia forces into the field. Whenever there
happens 10 be a deficiency in The ,eg,.ior force
IN any particular quarter, let the government
determine on The necessary NUMBER THIS
SHOULD BIZ PoRTIoNED AMONG THE
DIFFERENT STATES, AND CALLED
TJNTO SERVICEFOR AND
DURING THE WARn
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07

We have quoted the above paragraph, as
one among the hundred other persons to prove
that General laekson's principles are hostile to
the genius OF our government, dangerous to
civil liberty, and should disquslify him for the
office which he now seeks at The hands of the
Amepicsn people. The plan which he nropos-
ed in 1914 for the sdopton of our government,
is just such an one as no person bot confirmed
monarchist, or the most inveterate despot
could have thought Of The consumption OF
Buonaparte WIS preferable to it. Suppose now
| the government had acted upon General Jack
sons recommendation, what, we ask, would
have been lis oppressive operation Had the
war lasted twenty years, every mli,iaman who
might have been called into service from time
| 10 time, would have been compelled TO serve
! during that period Surely there is no one pre-
pared 10 say he would wish to see such an order
introduced into our republican institutions, and
| yet such was the effect which would have flow
ed from General Jsckscn's plan. as contained
| IN his letter to the Secretary of War. In times
OF war. we admit that II is the duty OF all good
| citizens to contribute their mite towards the
! public defence; but il will not De coutended
that the government ought to be clothed with
powers OF the character spoken Of. Let them
| once be conceded, and We may bid farewell to
| all that is republican, or worth preserying--ths
| momepi the people yield their acquescence TO
such rule, that moment they become the vii
| ling slaves ofasystem Of despotism more odieus
aud self -debasing than that by which the miser
able peasantry of Russia are held in servitude.
| We appealta The patriotism--to the public vlr.
tue of our countrymen. and we ask them are
| they prepared to sanction such an innovation
| upon their rights as ffeemenl--if they be not SO
! prepared, we call upon to msniiest their ab.
| horrence by voting against Gen. jackson, who
has SO glaringiy dared to subvert every princi.
! pie of political justice, and convert the honest
| republicans of our lOnd into band of mercenary
| soldiers to put the power in the hands of go
vernnnent to take the honest yeoman from his
plough and the mechanic from his workshop. and
make soldier OF him for an indefinite period.
Such arbitrary notions are repusive to all the
approved views Of civil liberty, and must blight
the mad hopes of General Jackson and his hun.
cry expeetants, now and forever --.Narpsander
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-01
RE.aL ESTATE FOR SALE.
RHODE ISLAND DISTRICT. &c.

r.. sl Be il remembered that on the sixteenth day Of
september In the year Of Lord thou and eight hun
rid and twenty eight and IN The yhrd year OF the In
dependence of The United States of America, JOSEPH
srEsE of said District deposited In this Office, tlc Of a
book The right whereof he claims as author, In the words
following, 10 wit
"The Ready Calculator, OF Buyers and Sellers Useful
Companion Being Collection Of Original Tables, slew-
ing the value Of The fractional parts Of yard or pound from
fBth 10 and from yard or pound 10 lo-at any gwen
psics IN sbings and pence and dollars and cens-rom is
d I6 80 cents 24s. 400-progesslng by pence or
cents Calculated al six shpgs 10 the dollar Also, some
oyisna taes of the value Of sngs, pence and hhings
in dollars cents aud fractions, from farthng To y shngs
In addition few useful selected tables oil shIIlnes
pence, &c. and of weights and measures"
In conErmiiy to an net Of Congress OF the United States
euked An act for the encouragement OF learning by Sc
and pro7oors Of such copies during The time therein men
toned 10 and also act, entitled An act Tor the en-
coumRement of learning, by securing the copies OF maps,
charts and books 10 the authors aud ppeors OF such cop
es during the time therein mentioned and extending the
bcnc thereof to the Of designing, engraving and etch
kos historicaI and other prnts.o Hitacss,
"S"s''''NN' ''' ''''' T' BENJAMIN CowELL,
y Clerk Of Rhode-Islamd District.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-01
RHODE-IsLAND DISTRICT, SC.

H., ST. Be remembered, that on the sixteenth day Of
scember in the year Of Lord thousand eight hun
drcd and twenty eight and IN the ythrd year OF the
Independence Of the United States Of America JosErH n.
M OF said District deposited In this office, title of a
book the right whereof he claims as proprietor In the words
fnlpwing, 10 wits
hTie Ready Calcuator Buyers and Sellers Cseful
Cob,sanion Being Collection of Original Tables, shew
Ing The value Ct the fractional parts Of yard or pound from
llb 10 70 land fm yard or pound tn 0--at any given
mice In shings and pence aud dollars and cen,s-fom Is
or 6 az cents to ais. or 4oo-pogressns by pence Or
cents Calculated at eight shings To the dollar. Also,
spme original tables of the value of hllings. pence and
fanhings in dollars cents aud fractions, from tarhng 10
shings In addition, few useful selected tables of
shlIlngs, pence, nc. and Of weights and measures"
In conformity Of Congress Of the United States,
enisd An act for the encouragement Of learning by Sc
curing the copies Of maps charts and books TO the authors
and pope,os OF such copies during the time therein men
tioned'' and also act, entitled An act for the en-
craaemsnt Of learning by securing the copies Of maps
charts and hooks to the authors and popreors OF such cop
ies during the time therein mentioned, and extending the
benefit thereof The art Of dessnng engraving and etch
ing historical aud other prints"
Waasss, BENJAMIN COWELL,
Clerk of Rhode Island District.