'I
:im!- fevwv- -
r.-1 - .
r--:-- - ' .i . ;.-. .'J .-V.-. . i- ;r; -rMnnri.-the Blast orf.gn" r'Wr1..-1; : . '-I -: r i. --v
4 No. I.
nJiiMWl! prrniT mi 4 su'Tfi'est Mijx tomiMish thetoregomg ; ancj
Tou tl e propriety of making tracts
:i;cKiJ ' W tfcftf- Colonization Societr,
and frnm-tray?liers,.wpicn cmmm
fect9 of" th'e unfnBnflejrt rumors antJ r-
porta which are so frequently propa
gated, relatiyej to.j.he rev. American
settlement ot the Coast of Africa,--The
informatipn . published v in : the
Charleston papers from the officers of
the British ship Tartar, states, t hat
every nxiLVKiuai- wmu uirir wrp'w,
- - I r , ' ' .1 TT x' a v 'i
f!pinstrhed br.th unitcfl -States
" -" r . r v ' ,
vernment in the H p Elizabeth, to the
Colonj'on thp Coat f; Africa. n
client.: J he spQt;seiecrccj iscorsiyer-
ed onef thejnu.stunhr?lH,yon the
coast." Mote" blunders artd mWf ?fr;jj
norance, I belie ye,;n ever appeared in j
" trformctinri1. m the samev ompass. ,
In the" first pfacej the .agents had no j.
serranrs. , urr. :ineie :was.no c- ,
W:to4 which tfieyvere despatched
Sdly, there was ti spot; selected? t.
ineoaur vi mr im .ii.mh .u. . " "T
ever, .the spot selected.' meant tain-
peiore en enng iruo ine c nsuiera,
tion or the aoove mitateme!fs. 1 uilk
eaoove misiaiemeois, i.,,
e those who have rot had ,
endeavor
' "will enable
access to the documents published by
i ine i?oc!Fiy iniore cieany 10 unuer-.i
statrd the subject. ' " 1V !
. The British colony of Siera Leone ;
lies betw een 8 and 9 degrees of .nrrth .
"latitude? " Immediately oulh of this
colony, and separated from it bythe
' river .. Shilling, f or Kate's river, as it :
appearson some charts,' lies the conn-
try of SheroroJ between der. 40 m;
" . north latitude, and afrou 1:14 degree
west from .Greenvvich,- : Opposite the
main land: of Sherbro, jiejevefaf is
lands the Bananas. e Plantains
.- York and Sluerbro, are .the, principal
ones, occupied by diSernit" kipgk
chiefs, or headmen of the'Sherbro'.iiil
tion. Sherbro?island, w hich faces the
southern pa rt of t he mainland n f t he
Sherbrjt country.is the largest of these
islaods, being: about thirty mites in
length, and is occupied by King Sher-.
bro.4 the head king nf the "nation., and.
by Kong or Prince Coubec, 'theon of
' the late .King Sherbro.. at the MvuthV
and by John; Kizzell and King.FaraV
at the north; The other., kings and
headmen dre, settled on the other; in
lands, and on the main : leaving how-
iiTn'o. c? r. 1 1 t r f n 1 ' r 1 Wrftw
'...i' ;,,rCoiinc iKrstV-4i,r
' 3s much good land 4jnoccu)ied'by any
. people, and that it has good water.
The climate We believe, willl)e'de'em-
ed as temperate as that of any part of
... ine coasi ucnyeep .ine Jenegji anu.M.e
equator, ;We do not see why it: may
not ybe a healt hr cou n try; - as ; has
, . ..-mountains, and fogh -ridges of land -
The river Iff ann has high hanks afew
hanks below iKis arn "whollv'ruverpd
, with mangroves. fTlve4idges of land;
are rpen to the sea breeze;" t. d. An.
Rep. 1st edition, jr. GI. V :,
::;Vha't.isjcallcd the ;river" "Sherbro
isthje , water between the island -Of.
peiar, wnere. i ue pop.r u,-m a.ri.r,,,,, . nf United states. He'waves ile-U lit is no uncommon thinff
the wizapetn.nau ueenKi.na.y receiv- flver an ipinion upon ihU noiht. as t, sons ifave acted i
1 .1 1 IT ' "I - f I, j t-, . - 3
ed anu enierxaineu oy;jwn. -i7.zeii, e.,.r;s tiuctioir diawh" by Judge ittofd of t to
andvhere theyj;ad tak?n up a temp- , cfipves (b(ifwprn a ntiM'trial;;. help it This re
"rJ. v;f . , i : . . v.- -irfle ac.O www. be Jourtded .on good fv occasion, and w
Icctej tor their juture resicter.ee-tnen h, 'J a)Unselrthe.prisonf ffiy t, orhoweyer unprov
i say, 4u..,i na, uurunurm,. ,ifr4 has expressly declined inirkin-.or gfavfed ap;o Rente isy thejfl Mril! readi
hich wiU prove,. from bet tprevl- thSoMec'tionn prWeVd they cahVhelp it,"
dence than theTtporr-of. thf officors , jnft . of the const querlces of
And My, i-have the tesf.irmriy of I Jucf h fo .nintherartV oFyVtif-cohtluct.,;! NoW,h'e A an erce
these:officrs.-tBeraselyes, Ibat all had h tKe case he was nler!no necesilHs given; we know very ivell that t
roi orrrn trapfa nf (inn-rSA ltrrl .. -i V M V V 9 II II P U !f fT II UT U ," 'VCU? IMC j lJIUlB 111. Ill .YttV C.ailU U J.TUU'IUWI. I
settled ami nnm x.rnVf: r 1 t). . ffMo nrt Wfmesn.a.yefr;cpn.cu it, you
. 5nfl,Hn;;fKic;;,,n vi. i:n " J'irrMHction withirivstateV? JtJ3saldiKthebest3pf,lt.,
in h inrnl:. u 0 hv-u- that two distinguished lawyers toheifehuspiy
tr'.iti ri.-i- f,r;rsentiments,, t e, ingenuousness of his
orsouhd, and the bays formed .atieath,
, endyeral rivers empty, Whicli run
throughthe Sherbyoountryvch .as
the Brago,''thefin6Vtfierbte6
.Camarancajthe Boonu .&c. These
yers are' tiayjgable; for,: jargfevessIs
several mil es u p tlie.cpu n try 9 cvabVvq pd.
in ; fish, anot oysters The m)u"tsof
most of t&enareldwiUie
and covered xiih roangrove.9.rjThVse
' ispots; inig'arrsi'mllasituatipnsinre
generallyrnhealtliT A 1 few miles
higherup however, the': land ns'htgji;
uc ivii guuu auu mccJimaiQ neauny.
hubiisbeft the reports oJ:the Br.t;Sh a n
"i ..a fhAispwho are tncn
ilv to the suppression of be slave , traflip
f.subAequeDt numbers.on his subjecKJs
ft. k Vft 1 ft V J . -
' hv he crove rnment
famKthc providirtfe a proper .situation tor
; i tho?e;Aricans ;!rv"
have Wn a dented for 'the 5uppresRjon of
that iniquitous tn flic; itls important' that
thVsubject should be.properly understood
by the People. : "v ' "r-- " '' .
7 JUDGE PAUKEU's OPINION.
A late Norfolk Herald furnishes; us !
kk .A'.nin Tnil(rA Pnrker. fn 'i
Willi IMC UIMIll"" "I l - T -j
'., - r-rK ..r k
1 1 rnp rnsp fii our in inu i i iv i
Knnf. nM i.n'Wre ! brought before I
j,jm.on a wt f 'Habits, Corpus, and :
- h n orifre() to be;iliharSed :,ItH
-Y r(j11nins ,f the Herafd
Thpjp men u Cre xommjrVeil by ar-
rant from the Mayor of the 15oriui4?his nature, And surpassed itt w recti-,
of NYfolk, to be trieH before tHeir- SJtude of : both his political nd private
cnit Court of the United Stiites Judge K
p; ,tatCH tpe qUpStions to groxvutf
of t-h- Jactk of tr!e c. ! -,1
-: ' xvhether a :5'rf ofiicerbas au-r
ir thority t grant warrapt i4 comrt;it-r
ii mtkn. v. 0-;r;-rh-..f tl.A nir .nnllnua
sity of deciding t-isf
n . whether as Uic arrest is under,$i
. . - ; - s i . k' K
n '; - - ' I ' rannot be liemed, or. "
cohir
(ler- tlabeasrj,tii act," fakelpology jaone tine,ho.We
cognizance. of.. the case-? Tle! Judges
decides this,poiht in the ; afliiniative.-ji
risrfictiou ? '-Upon tbis qoestion, inf
vd ving the definition of what is piracy, ;
Sd. Whether any crimeJia
ccwimitied by the-pri$pneVVoytfc.h'''t$- some unpleasant feeling?, and the auk
anii euurt.inVie'Uflited-Stdlebffi can't help it:" and
the .Judge. gireV itas hippinion'that r';subjeqVis..Qieijtipned AVh
tliere rs no ground 'for believing of?' yer, we heart hisirepjy tl
suspecting .jroxiktne-iemenc9 .Miiiyi.-mtie-i;prppaDiiiry . oi wunsssmg a re
these men It jVe ' hen'fpi W tht. any v for iyat ion t: for where persons can sa
crime ovier-which: iany coiirt ai the U;f tisfytheirisei yes with tl.ie, l eply of I
States shs?jupsdk to an jaccusation on
they may have '-been siliyoF a htgn tlie j subject which they could have
offence againstf Jhecpuntfy pre yen jed'the re is; every
whose flag they; saHeditanJ. p that'; th ey wtl I cn -:.
against jji at "(England Vjif which they elude, that it-will bear thefei out in
are subjects. if And he therefore brdersij
the prisoners to be discharge d
tTqis ;ase, touching incidental! y as U dmn -the reply. L anv pell aware,
it' does,- the great question f afe jHhat ps ery pro -
iTisrhts titid duties Vre minims' us of ano-! pernio say.Hr I' an't heln 4t iV but in
ther case, which Ve. understand is now a , case"'f wilfulransgression, it. a
lon agitation. VVhetJierltthe, seller afr mounts to little more or leis than say-
TiCKCTS ma i40icery,auvMprisjei uy an i ing. iaip quue inuinereni ...auoui u ,
act of tongress; ij.f dijpse of them j I II am nptafiuiiuji t to' ofiehtl. yu, by
in rirginia,' wfthfout piyinghe license I : tellingoir 1 thnlcVyptt-v Impeii'rient,
of the State v govern nVeht-'i'Th is . in- but Jl fwild do the atne again if it
fi hcense is necessafyir GeuTaylor has
given a li Kerent hminonirrEnqu trer. :
' ' ' ' - "" ''
THE LATE rM. GRAtTANi ;
; tThe death bfMrGrattan is an. event
over which it becomes It eland to niourp
He ;wa: her-truest Pafidafslwell jas
her brighest ornament;, ; There was
not mnreto adjuire iri htsVxtraordina-
j rv eloquence and 'abundantXntwlegej
than ' in tire tiat oral elevation of his
I1
character, and tjie- simplicity' of his
uemeanor. . i;e oaa, in; ois. political
,li feboth cjou it &e "arid pnduqtjn," an
n0 haveacceptecl a seat inifhe British
P, i rliarfcn t fjhu t Jieht oted that Body
not to shl nes & j ead jfbu t tor serve 1 re
tatul; whentheppoftubify'
annraeii. .ne seipom enjoyetr tpis op
p7irtumty and ,be ;kr.ewr and feltiihd
r"u t iiif y ;oT ri s t ; of hi s e ri clea vorJsXVVe
had link gout -fortuile t6Ke-0TC'
jhe nostelahoral tn
t h ei' Hii u s e of C4p m m on s i f i vof o'f
Cath ol ic e.nanctpatj onY ahdavee,r
: ver hajrd a "'finetv-nobler oration,
r.His manner, a.sZa speaker, wakVnbt
engaging ; it was eyen awkward lantf
uncotli;; lusyoice hadneitfieryblume
noV' tu UFic 5 bo t It'll e pecu I i ari fy o TO i
U1 tone ntT gesture s the immatioa- of
his-conntipnapce; the fervof of his spi
jrlti thecdniieCted forces
inor ? the v wis dom 'of r his ii
s reason -
mixirns, ud
ihe'tbriUiihf antithesis wjilch almost
every one"- of" his sentence , fnyolyed
"fixeir the attention of Ms-hbrefs,and
left: them tinder im press i ops with' re
specHto his v subject and his powers,
such as the eloquence of no other man
produced. Every thing was peculiar
DOTH in tntr fiiMuiiniu-'i iij , v,-
in' the pfeasurp and-admirajtion vvhkh
in
be excitedr He was an a.xious, fond
$bs erver of' th e stiile of thes e Un i -ted
States for indepdenc he never
concealed Kte Wishes 'Utr thtjr success ;
he hav expressed tA u in t ie warmest
terms his delifirli t in their advances. to
greatness j'-and his confi-ence in the
moral triumpri 01 ineir ium u m"'
As A merKani weraj-e disposed vo ho ;
riorhis meuiory;If has n
t, we pei -e,
English,
est minster
ceiveeeiieglectd by th
He has been burjed.in. M
Abbey, by the side .of CI arles' Fox
xvm he equal ld in the generosity of
career. x it. v? u,
V
51
t
; B::ief views.
From the, Wilmington '( 'DelU Quzette.
, I CANT fVELPiri
when per-
mproperly, and are
hear them say " I can't
ply ;aps viexift p ii eve
hatever the case
oked or ag-
otjlierwne, it
fcSnnot.be prevented : but the copse:
.,- ' i. l . .
tivrved. and
t l ' :
F proper a,-t
er, it might
have been prevented.; A little can,
tion or circumspection "a little more
- it is ;with a vieV, probably, of Prevent-
4n a'repetition of the case, that the
vynue, novye,-
iere is
any and every emergency -
p I visnty i n su chjca sesj
tliat I con-
ypp
must only make
auntSukey was-told the
other d a that by somel severe an d
nriecessaryvexprt&sion shead'giy
'eppoftence to VMeihbof bt;6urs?'tl
can't help.folia
uioi e tthan A tjie truth 5afid )ftp0p'
donH like that,it is; nollilltl
whenpeoplcf do wr
speaking of it.? -Bu t she; bad forgot
ten the adage Hhat thnilis, not
to be spoken al all times "and when
thematterclame tobe" eipUinesIre
didriot Vnow - Whe'ther ii.was4re,or
noti bht she had herd Janoup:
seil Jit was. Ho w.'x'wag Iy niottsned
rwhen I; heard iti Herelwasa neigti
oor. caiu mnia leu ana ciicpu eu,w inuu i
a nroyotibn , &y? i th o aia rfli
my crabbed joldiVaunti JtQsay some
mmg.- Aim vnotwiinsraimtug an .ims,
jfexcuseerr Y
thighti whaUlniscw
uone py your 4i"uai;iiy.,. u, wjiui; yvu
nd ulge in tal ki ng so ntubh, yo would
Jefirn, r to khep vaciviliaonguein
tfer Yiiuiw an id then Vsa ou rTfriehs
some ' paiiii ahotifself perliapssome
trouble.?. 4;-:' T-
m would Ihiost as-sodn tie told ;to
;psrson reply." I 'can't -help tfsyheit
i - ' -! ....
F' . -I '
but
ed abtfffrifj sinte. thatlir th cas"
1 p resum e.yi$u rn eedrfot, be t;;-.r'-,
K Tt sar I iuah't h e I p i ja nd e x pe ct
iby5that meah? to
fault has beeiycom
fhave beeniayoided; is" r.dtftli'ta'sHif'ionl
i - r:.-; - i-.A;.'t -r. ' -v V
ai, us iopa crimipagwno iiasrouoea
' or murdered a" trt
ut paruuneii, - py- maKi pg u SftifOf v t n e
same reply.;. Weshou
"veW that he 'cpuld .piJfien;itV
btifthe mattelr isjmit Jit'i Jiavt
been helped ? L ha ve.' nrtatience .with
these I can't help it, don't
are.V forI, should understand 'tneir
meambg fn"be -the same- - ?
f liut of vhat service; , can it be for
me to say any thin u pon thetibjectf It wholefusjto co--.peraifej w:ho tlihpia A ;i fx J
' If I should me!et with fhprril ' and: ?riVri ..t'hrRW'rrtnncp1 iinii wht4iaannin'4! -rtnr- . .: M
priinand them personally about it. f I
am well aware that the; only answer I
;should;receiye wdald be, I cah?t
help it fTj, and ihereja(no probability
of their-paying any ?attention to an
essays where the practice only is' re-!j
ft - i t i u w m u -mm r h m n v w cam. vrm a m n a i
.vuj uwv-i vc .uuiYriiuai.
adividual.- i
BufperhapW it may bebf service tali
some w ith whom the nractice.
ticf . ha,9.notfe
i gron into aninyeterate 'habit V and
j if it should, llikM think- that I haye
i notal together had-my ; labrfbr my !
pains."
TOM TIIIMBL&
NATICJN i. INDXTSTRy.r :
" S
Declaration of Ihe KatnnaX Institution
for the'jirdmotion, of Industry :
That, the term of Industiyr.as ud ,by
the Instithtionnjay not be mtsunderstdod.
we declare theneaning to) be, thepro-i
"U"l""i nuni;4f OrtJ tl Wi .XUC lUIlIcriaiS
requisite for the consumption and subnort
of the country ; the conversion1 of, those
.materials ipto fabrics ariU'articles'for use ;
the distribution -.of th e m t h rou ?! r.ou t th e !
nation; arid tlie exportation to otlier coun-
M ics vi me sutpips. it- is meretorv our ,
uhject, by the employment of our. native
matermls, ; labor, machinery; andy slii-,
ping, to endeavor tv Secure ithir ! ou f
se I vei; production, fabdcaiiori; and dis
iribution,! the ; three ttreathjects of all!
industry;? We declui tha't our attention
IsExtended to all- tfies svrvii- objfcXsr
that w huld them to be equally eptltted
to ' regard and,: tliatierysen
them an intimate and Necessary iieX' j
ion aKl depc nde oce. - ( " .-v. c V ,; i: ;,
Agriculture, he basis of ''natibhal .in'
dustry, ought .ut to'depend forits pros1
peVity upbtruhe fluctiuitiansof erI
demand, i isnig arid failing wUh'the4 Vary
ing necesshies and ;piicyJ)f (foreign na
tions, which avail themselves' of ouepro
ductions i only,, from frejard tdtheirown
convenience. Jt shodhl riipohfthe
pei'Joaileot domestic --policy, to be ctiadg
ed only VYheiv reqah vd by a change Tn i
our v-ants. arid rejuti ous. This great;
;.braiicb;W;.fatWaI'-indastrv : oiicHt to be.
chvi ished as the 'source, the parentof
i inufabures? which u HI thus became its -
protection and support and)fflrd itg
'., pertain and profitable niart, ehftng-
1 ing raiment; for food ;, fabrics for materi
1 als;the' means, the products of cultiya
tipn ; thus supplying muimi t wahtsnd
suppbrtfprflutiiil iiiterests : abdbv c're4-
i aty?S valuable urplus beyond : local
vv:i3uiupMJ auoraing to commerce, tne
'materials for commerce. : and ileDeridirift
! on v the y productions of the one;1 ainl the
ui9u iuuuuu vi tue oiner
Irfttie. avowal cf this cmm'oiiobject,
.pk asW iridiyidtfals, arid issiPciajtions
onnecteia witht,-either or alfVbese'iri
terests aycb7operatib wgvmit1 re
nxis should feconside
faut the tause. uf the. country rf ffeYihg
on ur part a pledge, to ask no benebt tor
that iftjeisthich ; we may be cbrisidjel
ed buf e
shall be ipjiiiious to the "tJtfiefo'ipcb
sisttritwitli thm ; nndi reirjgjnbthii
"fore from .thosti who rpy assbci.aie'witii
its',e Willuse bur best endeayofe V6 ef
fect, uch ahdf only 3uchmeasas
itoy'e: for the comraoti oodmea$ufes
not o Vlocai section alor partial tha
racler, Ibut iiatioriaUTbrOad "3ai' the tOub
C aI.l '' -vf j.:C.i-5i- y.-K'.J'-i-1.;-.
trycwgracius aims muusuy. .-,-: ';-s -
we &ave;,triet bf5 np stttedjoriiriijrm
f ale bfrepresentationi nor o we thirikt
needful to "suggest one to Wricul'cural and
'cjmmercial jassljcStioimg ; deirpa
only 'of theirjcb ope ratioothe; jooclels
lieft ielritiriiyth
; ve" -feei:a peffeijt'.coQfinca
interest- oe. prpqiQtect iure.a aoc
from fgiimjtjii tlie domjestic
orsbfderc
fariy injury tojone
imagined. benefit oftanfither J.nd,ritrtfr
endeavors at ', timon arcunavaibng , if
tn.ose c itizens inimeaiauiy.xine5.wuy
culiure, sha b
vpmion;:tnai a:Wnous, iw.mr
-vrrr? A vftKy
opinion tliat a - precarious - loreigner, us
efnied in
nd jf!h(d doctrine
'"'-'
Irtnoiicirvwhlcji VvveV 'jcejrp independable v , , ;
hirJi ' ma ter.n rtvl rtV. an . '
tl've3 robject ;we ia VeV nn4iihcedf ' t hpror 'v vc'; '
m'otwitbfAmerkn'-h v "
jjy cause ut $s$i ijypjjpiiiotivituu oy ,
in'jiffereiice.r. ppposeby" 1 r,v"
tnose jnieresj:5jAyoset in i ,
-vite. f neither cilr viewjs inorhoitr dlspo 1 :
lions will permk tiosfhy tothejfo- dh oorv; , - c
.part.);. If; Stfeoui ligpl -'."
.vine censure must rest wnn loose
i;xertbn-s.?' It n-is unfartinStely been -
sunierr, taai mere is an opposuwrr anu vci
a hostility between' tb, lending interests i ;
of tlsjnatipV.IThisis, a great and radical '( ,
erroif r ,and befejre it is coicedfeda ,ne-
ral and 40rdiat(, attempt at: uiuort f shotydv; ;,'kr.. :; .'
be mkde.ln-the cohte
noon wjiect. and .on the Kroand of wdtual
benefits.; . ''' '.v
i- adopt-tne follnlvijig roles fqr the govern-.:- ? w
irtt shall-hfid;ti4vit v..Vt
i !lj?'-ue5ti't''cw :w-t,u r? : .
tion fbr thfiptoaiption of liftI5str ; riv
L -1L I Its ol ec'$najl; be trcal 1 tlie'public ' o
1'att enjt' i$a' to thf?iDeci d.. ncWi3 tatustry't
Kto die; informlCtiorif ii wtjttcfriu-ie-pd-' V'.. .
r' iiceJc.rpitecTJbe bricjtj!$ ?f . ;hicfi ;. ; ' ,
jma be iijj'yjed Oy totjeigjtroiirrtitii i ; of '.' ; - j '
fofaome maklfocThe irits of la: ' AV
' i'-bo'r ' thd . eu$rro -zi J o(i'$rV,',i"Vr:' mr?'r '1 4 r
hgeneriii airisipii oi.jwovr, i a; niorc.pyariisiyi; ,
l interests, arid of ndeV;ef )fiii tCiwpv --ii ;
inr the resources tof the toUntrvfi. toVncou'
raKe
me circiauon .i-puuas. ana y -
i treat uri i theseupfect s t to proniot
wincii
the jorrpation m assqteiitjonis jinaU parts pif
Ttahd to 4CCTrespbhd vUx theniV and t6
obtijn statticiMtatemehitsr taevery.) r v j
bran ;'bf emnloym ' i
traifojf thatfiiw vv. j tM-' T '
- iltO'heOnlcieVbftM shall '
c&MsVof. 'lesidefi4jy-!i6ei P4es4ent;, '.t
..a: TrealatSecrt tarf iSdAssistant-S'Vf-Jl.
,cre .y, ''Tliese u'Kicrs, injd tue remaining
M e mfcers bf thr. B ard of Miinagers.protid ed.
f6r tii thelfotirtb arlKJIelhatJbexhoseh at
an at nuai - meexing. xoc ii,eiu .on ne. nrst
rei)int-day Jri:ttnei i f Je city of Jtfero Yoffc;
orat such .otaer., place a ine lipam ot Ala
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vvi.AneioaiijP.e-iMaraoi .isnagers; r
whjch riaU xotiS;; of ;w'erivj?.fiT Mctnoers. ' " f : I '
including ihcerffbi: im'teVen sball ; '-It -
oe ai quoruoir wno siiau not ineir omces till - Va' I,
others ireaotkrritedf ThevkKil calls ' ..V '. h
;l meeting oij thibs ibejr.;v; V f-
"shall .deempeftes '
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VI. the Committee! :t ) PibUcaiien ialt
deemai wHatBosafild Pinip;Ufets;it mayv ,
be pK-rtbthe; InstijtiOrt to; pitbVihnd'H f
adopt saitable. measures Ito ensure their cirv" v.t
yji Kvery .subscrioer, paying ttreooiiar - .''-:
afiliuaUv in.advanc ; ta ther I reasurer. Jhall . t ;
p'efaielibefb be , v - ' ; n
titfe(tia;copyl6f h Reports, aad other V 'i vr
pdldiCations -bf the institupon ... v ;: , ;
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iolfund, snail refceitreittlbJicationgi, the y
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WbPtw. New; York,;
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