Porcupine's Works: Containing Various Writings and Selections, Exhibiting a Faithful Picture of the United States of America ; of Their Governments, Laws, Politics, and Resources ; of the Characters of Their Presidents, Governors, Legislators, Magistrates, and Military Men ; and of the Customs, Manners, Morals, Religion, Virtues and Vices of the People : Comprising Also a Complete Series of Historical Documents and Remarks, from the End of the War, in 1783, to the Election of the President, in March, 1801, Volume 12Cobbett and Morgan, 1801 - United States |
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Page 117
... ports demand thy care- Alike regardless of to - morrow's fare.— ( s ) Here ' neath the lowly shed , with murmur hoarse , Shall masons ply the saws dividing force : Deep on the ear shall pond'rous hammers come , Nor cease the spinning ...
... ports demand thy care- Alike regardless of to - morrow's fare.— ( s ) Here ' neath the lowly shed , with murmur hoarse , Shall masons ply the saws dividing force : Deep on the ear shall pond'rous hammers come , Nor cease the spinning ...
Page 124
... port by his Majesty's ships of war the Hind and Termagant . Her pa- pers , and the proofs of her neutrality , were pre- pared apparently with great care , and seemed full and complete . She had , first , a bill of health from the port ...
... port by his Majesty's ships of war the Hind and Termagant . Her pa- pers , and the proofs of her neutrality , were pre- pared apparently with great care , and seemed full and complete . She had , first , a bill of health from the port ...
Page 125
... port of Charleston , by which it appeared that the whole of this cargo was shipped in August last at Charleston , and was .. cleared out for Cadiz . Fourth , an affidavit made by Mr. FOLTZ in the strongest terms , who swears that the ...
... port of Charleston , by which it appeared that the whole of this cargo was shipped in August last at Charleston , and was .. cleared out for Cadiz . Fourth , an affidavit made by Mr. FOLTZ in the strongest terms , who swears that the ...
Page 219
... port , shall be mutually restored upon the following proofs of property , viz . On the one part and on the other , the proofs of property re- lative to merchant vessels armed or unarmed shall be a passport in the following form : " To ...
... port , shall be mutually restored upon the following proofs of property , viz . On the one part and on the other , the proofs of property re- lative to merchant vessels armed or unarmed shall be a passport in the following form : " To ...
Page 220
... ports as those of the most favoured nation , and in general the two parties shall en- joy in each other's ports , with respect to commerce and navi- gation , the same privileges as the most favoured nations . VII . The citizens and ...
... ports as those of the most favoured nation , and in general the two parties shall en- joy in each other's ports , with respect to commerce and navi- gation , the same privileges as the most favoured nations . VII . The citizens and ...
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