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Economy-1
ss s; they

    are indispensable to every man.  If your trade is ial

    Empire, ting , in some Salem

    ure enoug sucicles as

    try affords, purely native products, much ice and pine

    timber and a little granite, alive bottoms.  these will

    be good ventures.  to oversee all tails yourself in person; to

    be at once pilot and captain, and oer; to buy and

    sell and keep ts; to read every letter received, and e

    or read every letter sent; to superintend ts

    nigo be upon many parts of t almost at the same

    time -- often t freight will be discharged upon a Jersey

    so be your oelegraphe

    o keep up a

    steady despatcies, for tant and

    exorbitant market; to keep yourself informed of tate of the

    markets, prospects of e the

    tendencies of trade and civilization -- taking advantage of the

    results of all exploring expeditions, using new passages and all

    improvements in navigation; -- cs to be studied, tion of

    reefs and neained, and ever, and

    ever, tables to be corrected, for by the error of

    some calculator ten splits upon a rock t should have

    reacold fate of La Prouse;

    -- universal science to be kept pace udying the lives of all

    great discoverers and navigators, great adventurers and mercs,

    from o our day; in fine, account of

    stock to be taken from time to time, to kno is a

    labor to task ties of a man -- suc and

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