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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-18
FOR SALE.

Il t5Oo j2ory HOUSE and
LOT ling x9oa t6e eorne, Of Kms and
Alfred Jfreefs. THE hoxle is well ,f1iQsed
rvifb e4iey necsDay aeeommoaatiou, con.
/gqmg Of a pantry, kitchen, Fable, Carl
age bog/r, /mose bo1fe, &c. sc. The b,
is 90 feet Jroat on King freei, by loo
fset back to al5 teet alley.
Alto,
Il two J9oyy HOUSE, 40
feet front, qyilb half acre lot, mtlxaia,
garden neatly paled in, ying 'xpou .b,
corner of Cameron and Atrsa .<s,eeu.-
T'be boxle is Very conveuieut, qVitha kncb.
en-, Qsre roam, Ra6k, SIC. &c.
ALTO,
A FARM about three and
an half mile, t,om Alexaua,1a, eonfauiu,
a6oxf 100 acres, partly lying an The Cal.
ebefer Rad, and commanding a Uery ex.
frnfDe prsIped Of the lo1un and river
uuitb a a1O~lliMg bogle "a feet BY a., a
kitchen adjoiniag, and ./everal improv..
meufs, e0zlaiAg Of barn and Fable 60
feet BY 70. There are abouf sc acres Of
land cleared, avitb y0ang orchard con.
tainixg a5Ozt GOO trees Of choice fruit
Far termf appLto
THOS. RICHARDS,
| Ii bis Pore o1psfte the Way6mgtou tavex.
Aaggf IS. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-18

Ihe Subscriber
HIS FOX SHE 1T HIS STORE,
The following articles:
One pipe real 4th proof
Cogniac Brandy, .
20 bis. Gra quality Sugar,
100 Jacks of Salt,
5000 is. iirit quality fals petred Hams,
rs travelling Cafes,
40 bis. ffreih Lines in good order,
4 tierces frelh Rice,
20 doz. OF Pine Apples--Ofs- The ben
eyer 6rmgbt to tbis marker,
IL boxes 6rit quality Spaniih Segars,
Together with
Cocoa Nuts, Sweetmeats, Raj
fins, Prunes, and number of other ar
ticles i'm the
Fruit and Grocery Line.
ABEL WILLIS.
Fulv II, co
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iNOL2CH.
Whereas Charlotte Lawrence, the wife
OF the fubfcriber, has reiuied to live w;tb
me, 'hisis to forbid all perfons from har.
pouring or truaing her upon my account
Tor will not be anfwerable for any con,
tract that ihe may make after this date
Sept. 10, 1901.
GEO. "A. LAWRENCE.
Sept. "a. Iaws,+
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altraaorta auoarh5ar.
MONDAY, AUGUST ).

Thevaf expectation of foar I'D grain
lately hipped TO Europe, nruff congince
tina, quarter Of the world Of the immenfc
refources otthis country. 1heissgcqsaa-
titles Of Tobacco and eotron, are eqaahy
faithful reporters OF our comme'e:a' cou~
faquence. Hemp would alto be vairs,
bic article for our agrieul,ur'fss to atts,a
TO, and i, is hoped will be more generally
encourage. While the mine gives to
iron, ans the forea timer, the fields may
afford US costage to waf' on. produce 70
diaant hores, independe,a CT fole'sn a'a'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-03
BALTIMORE, July 81.

From Tie Merchants C:gfs- H'gf Backs.
Jsly 80.
Arrived fchooncr Aeliel, captain Ro-
ber,fon, 27days from Aux-Cayes.
I. Schooner Caroline, captain Gardner,
20 dsysfrsm Guadalupe.
Left there the brig Malabar, Bunker, TO
Gail in three days, and Viper, Frazier, juit
arrived, OF Balk pore.
Spoke llooPfrom Grenada bound to
New London, out 10 days.
July 81.
Arrived, ihip Paul Siehaen, capt. Care
ner, 6 days from Arheldam. lnIat. 40
70, long. 4s, fpoke feet of II "'er~
chantmen, and fcventy- Tour from bfaA''
Bound TO LiiboE.
July s, in lat. 80, long. 81, fpoSe q
brig from Newry with pai'engsfs, 0o"''~
to PHILADELPHIA, OCT four weeks.
Brig Potomac, capt. Topper, "A Gay,
from the Ha ,anna. Left there, tie oi}s
Molly, capt. Price, of Baltimore. Ch
the Capes ipoke ichooher from tic F'''
wanna, bouud to philadelphia.
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NEW YORK, July 90.
Arrived, ihip Draper, Taylor, @

Arrived, ihip Draper, Taylor, Gree
mock; Flora, -, Sligo, William,
Crofsthwaite, Philadelphia !; ch'r Diana,
Chafe, Liverpool.
Cleared, hip Joaah Collins, cotteral,
Liverpool; Young Eagle, Steel, Leg
horn ,. barque Thomas Gordon, BRAND,
lenerife brig Exchange, Orne, Havan-
ma Diana, Taylor, Antigua; fch'r Ma
ria, Swan, Wet Indies Fizgig, Records,
Guadaloupe Venus, Halfway, Welt In
dies.
The Draper from Greenock, July z, in
lat. 43, IS, long. 81, fpoke the ihip We
celia, Pane, 70 days from Bordeaux for
Bottom. July II, in lat. A., long. 81,
ipoke the fh'r I"duary, Chandler, 4
LAYS from Portland for Barbados. Lef'
| he ihip Fanny, Brain, arrived in s. days
from this port the Huron, Hill, in s.
days from this port the Briiies, in IS
DAYS from do. the Pailas, Bowden, t.cm
DO. the hips shepherdeG; Magnet,
Maria William, and Mercury, Miller,
from do; the brig Tartar, in I9 day.
fros, do. arrived on the 10th Of June.
The Aurora, Collet, from Baltimore ;
the Either, Ranfay, from Virginia ; the
Mary, KeBo, from ngin:a and Jhe
Two Fsienas, M'Mhlan, from Charlefon,
nave arrived at Greenock.
The Huron, Hill, was adyertifed to fail
from Giafgow on the 10Th of June; and
the George, from do. on the 10th.
4irnOed at Part Glglgozv, the Fame,
Oade, from Baltimore Flora, He1ei,
rom CharleRon Marian, Denlaon,
from do.
lhe DIANA CAaie: Of New-Bedford,
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otal
Being equal to Dolls. ar, Is.


Many Ioai~s n . 81 der, hamburg,
Bremen, Asr.,erdan, Rotterdam, &c. have
branch establishments in al the ieaForts Of
The United States, and, by boiling sehels
as uaturalized ci,izenc, are ccmTetlicrs
with our native citizers. The Iurofcan
houfes guarantee al conils nments &c their
branches, ard monopolize, by tbs Means,
the whole of that profitable huG'efs.-
Their i.nn,ente capitals are employed by
their brarches.in the India trade from A.
merica, which cannot be carr cd On direct
from Europe, and thus their branches arc
eDriching their parent itoek, and VIII cor
tinually reduce the American trading
towns to mere European factories, Ike
thoGe Of Liibon and Cadiz ard the na-
tive citizens to mere huekiters. Tie ne
charles Of America are protected agalnf
foreign manufactures BY Tie imlohs eta.
blifhed by Mr.. Hamilton.
In Jamaica, a iupercaTso IA tcreIgner)
mutt employ an Engliin houfs to fsl. his
cargo in Hifpaniola. TouGaint is making
fimilar regulations; and unie.s TIE native
American merchant has tome particular
privileges over foreign agencies, The CAPT
tails of 1heie latter, with their credits in
our nonied inllitutious, vii! give them
fuch hyperion advantages, that he mutt re-
linauifn the merchant and become the hew-
er Of wood and drawer cfwater.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-03

been landed inltaly, at moment when
the fare OF the. campaign Of Europe, Of G.
very minor tate, aud especially Of Portu-
gal, was at fake I.any rational man
1t thar moment had been saSed, whettcr the
tecuri,y OF Portugal was mott likely to
be maintained by keeping f.iheie veteran
ierces IL Egypt, or By fuHer;ns them TO
land il italy, il is impotiible to enter
tain seloube with refpset TO his aniwer.
The battle of Marengo was decided
again.a the caule Of Europe and the world;
bus !etir be. recollettcd, that rbst battle
-.aib nearly gained, and that caufe which
was Is nearly balanced swi.hpu. the Frc,,ci,
army from Esypt, would have been rem
.de.ed deiperaic had they arrived: there
fore, I FAY, that the neafare which he
wines to connect wiki tie tate OF Portu-
gal, for the purpofe of eliminating US, is
as far ss it is connected Whit, proos
Of the good policy BY which our conduit
was governed. We never did ceaie IN
any o2s period of this arduous contett to
give to cur allies that a!1iltsncc and en-
courasement, which afforded them tie
heit chance OF iaving the1nfelves and o.
affording tecurity TO Europe. We pof-
poned the confederation 0! Egypt, though
an Object of great importance to Us, as
long as there ives any chance of iuccels in
the general cauft but when the A,i}rians
were defeated, though we lamen,ed their
reveries, we did not neglect Our own in
tereits, and the expedition to Egypt took
place. Of ,hole who have fought and
fallen, OF thofe who have fought and con-
quered in that expedition | viii fay no.
thing, becaufe all language is inadequate
to their merits. But the hon. gentleman
thinks this propofal comes too late, and
is too fnall for the purpoie Of atfordng
efetuaI relief to Portugal. IF that is
really his opinion, he might cenfare minif-
tiers for not bringing It forward fooner,
but he ought, if he was conGaen, with
hinielf, endeapor to accelerate that which
he thiuks too tardy, and to iuc:eale that
which be thinks too fn,all, inttead of op-
pohng il altogether. The hon. gentle
man thinks this fun is advanced to Portu-
gal to induce her, againtt her Judgment,
to continue the contei. This language
has been ,nfed upon other occadons; bue |
think the explanation given by my noble
friend, completely precludes the o5lervati-
on in the preient inttance. We do not
deire Portugal to brave danger; but vel
fay, if for their own fakes they think it
more wife, more manly. more dignihed,
and more iafe to meet the danger than d.
gree to unknown concelion, indignity,
and in(ul,, then Great Britain will be
true to her engagements 'and though we
aiofolve them from their promile to US, we
Will Till not make that ablolution n1aR
for Our avarce or our pufilanimity, as
long as they have fpirit and courage e.
(,ough (Which no iubidy could give them)
not 20 compromise with an oppreiiing and
peIfduous enemy.
ITO be- continued.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-03

June 10, in 'teIrifl channel, ipoke ne
flip Mon,szuna, 20 days from Cbar,efon
for Liverpool. The mex. day, fpoke III:
ihip Nzngyr, oseii, of boi,cn, item Ii
vcr COZ Tor Norfolk.
Tie .ioop Eumasa, Caldwell, has ar
rived at Jamaica from ,kis port.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-03
PHILADELPHIA, !u!y so.
Mry2ys Byagvn and Rc!f,

MeYrs BraSVh HNN KsJF,
1ha, tie American mer, hants rnay rct
be 70 perpetually deceived by The r;,rc
preler,asnns ct foreign agents which ;atc.s
ali tie trading towns inihe United States,
I requea you will publiih rie following
charges in Amaer1su, upoa, ne fale Of 80
boxes Of Havana fagar, which arrived
there IN cxcel!ent order, viz.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-03

Ai~''
Titles thsfs, 1sy "pPo's 80 VOC -
Portugal a pair, ID '""y % so, o0o,'
-"Aen foT'nsI vas 80. =, .-.-e'e''''4'
when France bad no ddp0fa''e@ofce 10
bring aga'nlS her' "hen a. ''e' armies
were e'nTioyed IN rS'i'.n5 ''H powers /"
active ho',lliry ssain!t hH!--shen ps''i'h
arn,y was kept in Portugal, undeE the
c,nnand, tfrtt OF S'r Charles Stuart, and
afterwards OF Gnera! Frazer. But IN
what Grra;ion is tbaf coantry now placed,
,hrcatened With immed,a'e irval'on oyna
powerful ana weii-ditt'piin:d army In
WAatfsate have mi"i:tefS iii her : hey
p-opnie TO iend her money, which Ne
void Contend can neYef t3:end her.-
Thar conntrE, IN lis o2'nion' can only
Be defended by q Entiln army no man
c1nld lo;a more iincefely than ne oid' iii
the init tribute which tie houie fas thls
night yiolded to the courage and conduct
OF the army IN kgyp;, though perhaps ne
was not inclined to faEA rs .occeis 10 hiSh
as 'ome gentlemen O.. nc oehe'eo 'h"e
officers and men have onr,ayeo the great
Cit xiii and gai'anTry; nuS' as RAD been
oblcrved by an aon. gentleman near him,
(Mr. )one'| the cauie winch had made
tai, gailantry and XIII necetafy on this
held or c''on' al iea' "ef''h' 10 ''c 'faceo
20 Its touTce' TO the "fe"I" o. Inc con'en-
tion OF FL As'ieh ~ tie iS'S 'h'n'1'efS.
Every crop OF bf'l'n p'poo ','"' IS 'neo'
every bf't,lh ll'e thae Is i0N IN the attempt
10 eXtei TIE fiene" Rom f,5Yr'' ought
to DC lad at Their door. II n'>y "@a r"ti,
nee thaS convention Tue fi':eh "o1la
nave oeen got Oh! ol eSFP' WITHOUT NC
lois OF a 6r''i'h NE a'a taS:' 'h1 army
row employees IN e:>, : p.1 - eAPsi
'h|'n from IL an o')es' "Aie', i 'fd} az
'o''''''i'i' ~, 0o' "'''N,' If" -. ~ i''1' d
hs.'et "i, WY o, ,t~ c,; t''.' amy
"''sh Is .'e o'ny o'ipo'"''e 'Ji.I "a ','e
country m.Sh' nave oee" Al i',u 10 tIis
defence OF f0Fsusa.' Gu Old "''0 faithful
ally
tsypt may DC fe-oo'''ioo'0o' ana no.
doubt, TINS would remove one oonacie TO
peace; but II rof'oS'i IS conquered oy the
united arms OF france sna opa'n' which,
az this country has no oi:poiAole io1ce to
tend Tor It's defence Is TING aiIf'o'S IN
evisable, II The docs net accrde to any
terms offered her, a new ooitacie TO peace,
perhaps even greater ooltac!e than the
pciieiilon OF Egypt by the Frencf, vii
'be created. But had 1t not oeen tos the
folly OF ms MaJeFy's late Niln;iters Il"
not rat,fyins the convention OF El-Ar''ea'
the obttacie OF tsypt would not at this
preientd day have exltted' and the dhpo-
fable force OF the country might no" have
been applied, though ne would not lay
that he would have aovhod incn an april
cation OF 1t, to prevent the creatAan OF
this new ooitacle. " Aat Is the conduct
OF TIE pretent m'n'sters IN this caies-
The atiltance afforded or intended to Dc
afforded by the late mlniiters, was al
ways TOO late in being tent lodlla'ory
were their councils, 10 procrattnated and
uncertain their meafurcS. lhclr tucrei-
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Wheaton's 1aundice Bitters.

S:.3ye4 70 bin By L:srj Patent from he Proficient Of tie
United States.
THE fuccyfsful effects of thrfe Btters have been
i fuzzy experienced, in correcting and carrying
off jaundicy and bilious matter from the itomach !;
and at the fame time strengthening the fomach,
ucrealing the appetite, and removing the linking
fiint diRreiTed feeling, and the Ileepy dun heavi-
nefs, 70 dflgreeabe to be borne, and the prellure
and difrefs OF breathing referring alto trength to
the weak and trembling limbs, removing the Yellow
aefs Of countenance 70 common 10 jaundicy and
weakly people, and a'fo the dizzineIs Of the head
and weaknef Is of the fight. They remarkably re-
lieve low fpirited and melancholy people, and carry
of ayReric and hypocondrac complaints. They
are an excellent remedy for fcrofulous and fcorbu-
tic dforders. They are very ufeful for Seameu 10
take often when at Tea, particularly in warm eli
mates, as prerervative againf diforders incident
20 iuch climates (Which are generally putrid and
billious) by removing obHruttions carrying off bile,
and giving free circulation to the blood.
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POETRY
MYRTILLA.


i HE Fan in vermilion was dreh,
The go.dknch fang fweet from the fpsay.
Msy-morn calrd The village from ref,
To jim in the fports Of the day.
The mountains al eIttcr'd with gold,
The dew drops befpangied the thorn,
The 1leep had JUN quilted the fold,
And the lark flew 10 hail the new morn.
Bright PhGbus rofe high in his fphere.
Whit Avon reflected each ray;
The loves and the graces were there--
Myrtilla, alone, was away.
MyrtiIla, the pride ofthe green,
Myttilla, the theme Of each fong-
Lsit May, taw the fair one its queen.
The faiIeG, amid the gay throng.
q whifper, her abfencs makes known,
Each bofom now hcaves with 4 fgh
The loves and tie graces fcem'd flown
Joy brehten'd no longer each eye.
Their Slrlands al Grew on the green,
With willow ahJivy inwove,
They lament, that MyrtiHa, their queen,
Should AL A fad victim to love.
Blu, while The fsft fadneis prevails.
The kneli Of Myrtilia they hear
The found that's borne round on the Gale.
Calls forth from the eye FAD tear.
As homeward they penTiveiy nray,
The tale oil their queen is made known;
And grief leem'd to lengthzn the way,
That led DER he lawns, 70 their home.
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THIS GAZETTE,

II fpbijesi evsyy Morday, q F A. JENk,s 1~.sa, ~
FsH street, iUtye SE6frf1t's7" Hes''''
Communication, are ree:iusd zyff5 dff'A' .rshgh
ZTc prize y One Dollar and Fifty Ceh'
Of fJsge. g.. aralLhfs
III tbs Gazette ba ne iarg5 a"d ''9H 's'g' =, d,o
any PIPER n Name il bgs5 e401'S...; s.2'
waafs 1pLkb sgiH u iysfiA' 2 gaHs'J - N
naaA6.
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To be Sold at Public Auction,

To be Sold at Public Auction,
Ok IKE Fourth day Of AngyR nex:, at o'elock, Pm
Of not dilpoled Of before at private fale)
4 HOUSE LOT in Northya rmouth, in exec
n lent (tand for Smith or Trader, within TWEEN
~ rods of the weR Meeting houie. The lot contain
three dnarters Of acre, with fm4l Houle, Barn
and Backimith's Shop INSTRUMENTATION made
known az the time Of fale
JOEL HAVEN.
n. 3. The iale to be on the premifcs
Ns,tb yarMeafb, July 3.
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HEBRON-NEWToWy

John Brigham occupant,
Simon Jackfon owner,one
tract Of land lying in He
5ron, it being lot No I, etise Of Tax YalYs
1T Range, m Divtion Of &C. e.l On he qFBs
lots two gTif-ms, one boyF L1sG
pair of Zones each one D. c. c. D. .. c.
houie area 684 feet, one 400 50 90 1000 a o.
fJry high, windows, az Tax on boHJc, 40
feet Ofglafs, built ofwood Total ~
And unleE laid taxes are paid or before Tuefday
the fifteenth day of September next, 70 much of fad
lots and tracts will be fold on fad day. Public Ven
due, 10 the highef bidder. according 20 law, at nv
dwelling heuie IN Hebron, a. ten O'Clock 10 the fore
noon, as viii pay the fame, together with COTS and
charges
SAMUEL PARIS cogs.7sr IF (Ii! cs!yfl5ioo Dt9,i7.
Hfbran, Jaac 49, 1891. (6S-8)
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" The above Bitters are for fale by JOHN
COE, at No. s, Fiji freet.-And at his Shop in
Nepyl3ueeRey.-Price 40 the Box.
Portland, July I3, 1901. (6w--69)
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The MJbef0r Of Police,

CENSTBLE of the obligation NJ i under faith
- fully 70 diicharge the duties of the office con
dded to him by The town, takes this opportunity
publicly to declare his determination 0 carry fully
into effect the Bylaws E" To prevent the fprCad
Ing Of malignant fevers and other contagious iCk-
neGs," and for other purpotcs. To enable him 70
difcharge his duty and 20 a1lwer the degn of thele
laws, he earneGy f)licits the aid and aIiRascg of
all the we'll dfpofed citizsns, in keeping clean the
Rrects, lanes and backyards And as cleanliness
is conducive 70 health, and is IN ornament Of the
town, he anticipates I ready compliance with the
laws 10 this relPcct. 1t being impoble for tie In
fpeetor to dtcover every neRlett and violation Of
the good and whuIelume regulations OF the town.
he hopes the inhabitants will he attentive and Vi
giIant, and complain 70 him Of all nuifancee, and
other offences aEaint the laws; and be aiTures
them OF his readiness and determination to bring
all offenders 10 puniIhment.
JOSIAH TUCKER, In.pcaor ef Police. (64-Gw)
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DIRECT TAX.

0I%t5 COLLECTION UJFrfa. SecoDd DIOs41, Stzts Of
Ma1a1bnyetJ.
n Office is hereby given the nonrelident and
unknown prop ietors ofthe 70 lowingIots * Tracts
Of Land within laid diftrict, thar Dirca Tax became
due and payable faid Lots, the Esycnth Of April,
a. D. 500, via
NORWAY. II r.
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DIRECT TAv

SIXTEENTH Collection Djfrii7, Sec,7d ~,
Mg6arbnEnS. ''9''T' Sai, /.
a GREEABLE to an-Aet of Cobo,..
4 nited States, palIed the IA,h os Of tie Il
entitled " An act to lay and Collra Juy, -,
within the Uuited es."-Notics i DHeA IN
en- to the nenTriident and unknown 3 nerebg n,
the following Lots and Tracts Of T,.I opfstors u
collection dittrict, that Dire0 Ts~ xu within GA
and payable on faid Lots and Tr.S. .1secan, al.
Of April 1900, (viz.) '0e nh Nv
Land IL Saskatchewan srI.. \
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at = DfhII VI dHLj TT &.
Andres Grant, III So LA
And urlris laid Taxes are paid, togetne1r. NIX
nec,Tary COTS and charges, within Iix!s W. M
hall proceed to collect the fame by d,hISs WI, m
fale of faid Lots and Tr46ts, at my d|elps co.
ia Eaid Sanford, on Wednefay the 9Th Gay = -
TENDER nrxt, at 10 o'clock in the forenocnc .,ystb
WILLIAM rMERY' c s..os5 Di @1i's'
Sa Jorl, June Istb, 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-06
7harsdqy, January %.

a Tefolution IN The following words. pro
poied by Mr. Harper vas read, aud ordered
10 lie On the Table.
E,eiolved, hat the .aa, entitled az oct to
Augment the fala,ies 0! certain oificers
.'ierein meosioned ought 10 be continued 10
fo,cc.
a petition from fondry Merchants Of
Rhode-Iilard was preieu,ed 10 The Houle
and on fnoiicn referred TO the committee If
Commerce and Manufactures.
The following re(oiu,ion propofed BY
Mr. Rutlsdgs; was prsieuted to The Houfe,
winch being read was ordered to lie on the
table.
Relolyed, tlat committee be appointed
70 prepare and report fneh rules as in their
opinion are proper to be adopted b. this
liouie, to be obfervsd 10 the ele6ion OF
Pfefden; of the United Stateu, whole term
Is TO commencs on the fourth day Of March
next, protided she electors appointed under
the authority Of tie dates, have not e.easd
a Preident tor that term!
The Hopfe reloiyed i,fell into a Com
miitee Of the whole Houle on the Bill to
Incorporate tie perfone therein named, and
,heir aiIociatca, as niine and metal Com
pany.
a molten was made 90 Rrike ont the
6rlt ieG'ion OF the bill, on the priacirle that
Congrcfs was not su,horled by the Cortti.
tuti0n Of tne United St4teo, 10 grant Char
els 81 Interpretations, 1'ha motion We,
tuproIted By M.Gra. .ts,noaoo .~f RI
and oppoisd by Metre. s, $mi,h, Kut-
l:dge, J. Brown and Bayard. On IN.
Qaeaion beng taken il vas determined IL
1he ncs9iiys.
Soc5ry smendmsvfs were nsdc, which
wee rePo,ied ~ the Committee, taken VI
ard adopted by tie l3oute, aad the bill o..
dercd to be eugroled and read third tin.
to morrow.
During he fsaion Or 4 is dag, rh1, IL
I3cu.e was IN ccmnd,es Of the who..,
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@ishouS smnfng ourfSlyc7 nth fine fpur
THEORIES WE ough, to re!ort to the fold mo-
uves Tia, influence men. Patiotiin,, tho
hne soandiag word, viii 10; iudain ia-
m"y. it was common proye-o that few
la~yers were born with ii.ger f5ooas "a ti.sii
mouths On the contrary, they we're ge-
7e'a'iy boru IN the hombie fpberss Of lie
and were iaespac;tatcd, however cnthulisl-
nc tbei' feelings. frorn fyrviug their cOuasiy
Iarpugh pure motiyss of pstro,ifn.
Bslides The dirse. efea of thia amend
neat, if adop,e1, wa hs to throw the Of
$50 mo the g1ttoc,acy OF the country.
None but the 'ich VIII be abic TO hold them
In hxlng compensation we ouph, 10
conii'er what fum viii produce lawyers Of
'he ht't talents ;a leave their praaice. If
ms end were noi accomplished, ard men
81 im5t ta!eats were placed on tde bench.
the b7r wouid inevitably rule the bench ;n-
Head az being ruled BY It.
MIR. BsyaTd, coming from one OF the
iaaaied Gates ia lLe union, thocgbt himfclf
GO @peten. 10 forming jug opinion OF The
.ossis allowance to the judges that would
&c adequate. Ia the fate OF Dclawarc,
lawyer n III, practice received at icsa .,
90 dollars which vas double the ialary
CLOSED y ihe bib From Ibis view Of The
,'eJsei' 20 vsii - from shc o,hsr views thar
e9' neer taken, he conidsrcd 600 dollais
as oaiy mod rate comperia,ions
hs to The IDEA that tie fedora, Judges
b"ye out hiiie bolncis ~ 90, he thcught the
iac5, eyes 'f'rrc, had no weigh, Is iudqe
Taa not pad 70 rnucL fer - aan=l aas;e,
Is performed, ss for abandoning his prac-.
lce, aaa holding himfeiF prepared Tor, and
apr yiIpg his talents e&clviiy,ly 70, The pub-
oe tp..ncis whenever it occurred.
nc qutis'on was hen put on ar;king
out 'he iee'ion, and ioa--ayss 4o--noes