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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-12
DUTIES on Carriages,
A'sd on Retailers Laeenlss.

-, Notice g is hereby given,
That the fubfcriber will attend at the Of
lice OF the cuitoms, for the purpofe of re-
ceiving the entries of, and duties on, all
" Carriages for the conveyance of per.
ions," owned or poaeGed by inhabitants Of
the town of Alexandria. The entries are
required by the act of Consrefs to be
made on or before the goth Of the prelent
month.
The Licenfes Of the United States to
.hoie retailers ofwines and foreign ditilIed
ipgrits, within the town of Alexandria,
who hall at any time commence the buff.
neis OF retailing, have to obtain them Of
lad thoie Whole lieenfes ihali expire, have
% renew them with the fnbfcrioer. All
'erlons concerned viii pieafc 10 pay atten-
',on TO this notice.
CHARLES PAGE, Cal. Rrp.
Iztb diU5foa, zd/vrqyy.
fNH"s H. t 81 raw 2W
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-14
ANTHONY SAWED

AN 1HONY SAWYER
Hair D,eDsr and Pe,,ame,
lately from Baltimore)
Royal ftreet, between King and .Pr;.e.
1treets, fourth door fouth CT the pr;n.
ing Office of the Times,
Begs leave to inform the
Ladies of Alexandria, and the Counts
generally, that having received the pe,,,
eft faihion of Ladies Wigs and File,s i.
will be thankful to receive thei, order.
tor the above articles, and will warran,
them equal to any manufactured on Ii.
continent.
N. B. Any Lady whining to fee his
Patterns, may be accommodated by fepd.
ing feryant to his laop.
o. He has for fale, every article i,
he -Perfumery line, on the moa reaGo, a.
bic terms.
Alex. Dec. 8. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-14
Frelh Raiiins.
Jua received few boxes Of excellent Raj
fms, and for Sale, by
JOHN s. J. TUCKER.
December "a. 60
MAJ inc lnlzsra'ace Company
Of Alexandr5z.
December "a.

THE ftockholders in the Marine r. 4
fursnce Company of Alexandra, are here.
by notified, that an election will be held
on Thuriaay the 18th day of January
next, at the Court EouGe in the faid town.
tor The purpofe of ele6tiEg fifteen perfons.
citizens OF this commonwealth. as dire,
tors Of that incitution.
]. B. NICHOLS, Sgc'Rr.
Form Of to1ue, to soot< BY Proxy.
!, or we do hereby nominate
and empower to attend at the
meeting Of the fubfcrib.rs to the Marine
nfurance Company Of Alexandra, on
Ihurfday the I5sh day Of January next,
then and there, for me and in nv name, {,
vote for rs directors of faid Company.
Given under my hand this
day Of
n. B. The above mutt be fuh{cribA
before two witnefcs.
December III. eoqt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-14

EFreih kal1lrls and Currants
for Sale, by
Robert B. 7a1meNo71,
Who has (as ufaal) general ai1orement of
Wines, Spirits SGroceries,
viz. Jamaica and w. I. Rum, old Peach,
Cogniac and Bourdeaux Brandy, Holland
Geneva, Irifh and Country Whitley, a
few pipes Of old Bill Madeira, four do.
London market do. rs half pipes : year
old Port, 90 quarter caiks Sherry, { pipes
Tenerife. 4 pipes Catalonia, and a few.
qr. caiks Of Lifbon and Malaga Wines.
Powder, loaf and lump Sugars, MolaiIes,
Spanifh Honey, Salt Petre, Copperas,
Nader, Race and ground Ginger, Ri:
mento, Pepper, Mace, Nutmeks, Cloves,
Teas of the lateh importationt, Fig Blue,
Gunpowder, Patent Shot, Letper and Ha-
n,iiton's Snuff in bIadders Iand bottles,
Alum, Indigo, Pearl Barley, Starch, Lor-
don brown Stout ard Portkr in bottles,
Almonds, ip;nning Cotton, Hunters Pipes
IN kegs, Olives, Capers and Anchoyies, J
Chocolate, Rice, Multard, and Spanifh Sc
gars; all Of which will be fold low for
Cath, Country Produce, or on time to
his punetual cuitomers.
A5s, foe likely, f,onr
KENTUCKY HORSES,
On a liberal Credit.
December 20, 1900. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-14

of the late Col. BURGESS BALL, are
reque&ed to forward to Mrs. BaAa fate
ment of their claims; as the Adminiftra-
tors are anxious to provide for the diff.
charge of them as early as poflible.
Loudoun, Dec. 4, 1900. (1s) IT
WANTED TO HIKE,
For the /srviee of-tbe Potomac Combnny
q for the en(ang year, to cvo,k at the
Great Fails,
a number of active, able
bodied NEGRO MEN, for whom libe-
raj wages will be given. They will be
well fed, clothed and lodged, humarlely
treated, and in cafes Of ficknels taken good
care Of at the expence of the Company
Their wages will be paid quarterly, and
If deiirable to the owners, agents will be
appointed at different places to pay at the
expiration of Teach quarter, as may be mott
convenient to the parties. Further parti-
culars may be had by application to Mr..
Alexander Reid, at the Great Falls, or
to the fubicriber in George Town.
By order Of the PRECEDENT and D;rec-
tors.
JOSEPH CARLETON,
7rea/n,ev Of tbe P0Eonuae Combu1y.
George Town, Dec. 20. 3ot
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-14

An extenfive and we'll chofen AGor.n.ent
of
CALICoEs & CH1NTsEs,
With variety of other articles, This dag
received, and for Sale, by
JOHN HORSBURGH. y
O. j. oriburgh respectfully informs
ttofe OF his cuaomers with whom he has
running accounts, that he is under the ne
ceflity of difcontinuing this praaicc -
therefore in future he will fell for Cath or.
Produce only.
December II. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-14

Notice is hereby given to
the Stock Holders of the Bank OF Alexan-
'dria, that an Election will be held at the
Court Houie in this town on the third
Monday IN January next, for the purpofe
OF chcoiing nine Directors Of faid Bank,
tor the eniuing year, agreeably to charter.
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Cafh'r.
Dec. rs. dAw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-14

A number Of valuable lots
IN different htuations, to be lold~-al6,
brick houle in King hreet, in the tenure
OF Thomas Crufe "a part of the purchaa
money will be taken in Alexandria Banh
ffares at par, and for fome of the lots, A.
lexandria InfIrance flares at price tobe
agreed on. For part of the purchafc mo-
ney OF either, liberal credit may be had
Ift Month 9TH. co
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-24

Der 81 excellent remedies and dyes might DC
produced, which are at rrefent brought ron
lie lies Of the Archipelago, from Greg s.
from a fla Minor, and Perda; e'eTai q the y
hre rov (een there growing Wild LiSe" 1,
t,ny hard and ufsful kinds Of wood eiPee'aly
codarsd fiji for inad work, might here DC
rrop,gzted; PERHAPS in fame tTats even me
iugar cane would thrive.
On Ae whole, the botanical 'icles q me
mountainous part of the peniufula st Iaurioa
are n great and remarkable, that The number
ofthof. plants alone, whi.a where noThere ete
Io b4 found in the EulliAn emPlre' amounts Z
ievcr~41-ln lrets, among which IS colAdsTao'e
VIZ eiy q lPec19~entre'y new"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-24

Tr5" Wilmington tagu- 17'
OUR reader. wi,. H~L 81 ou preceding co-
lunn- ample lsts.i-a. +u event which ay te
c'aHsl among the m q e,ulorltntry "a ta-
nrcc1l age. TuHl.nt Lasv=slufe I'D we'd
l-own i1. ai- m..l-u Pi ic. aas Ulu-i lh.
ardtous chlr6c. ot. lrHlro.. tn.-o .,Airvl
-1 t- .l.l-l .l '.. .--...-.- ur y. D sl'1 XIV III
C.r.i- ZION. HAI rt Il ue-, D t reod i c'lt
H,lni a.E.u,.tv ...-. -a -ag, i-.y,s <. itl .cc
lclrlc.r I-y t.t.- .rl .-e rI-l ot tuh1 it..
Wtltn-- yh- u-4Nrl is achieved Frth or VI ,h
out l..- a probation. " Frncc, Il nHt n= cl-
liIe,ci as rirn. hu- y -1al i.tcrea & cz mp.e,
F..r u i b1 l1at ui her PP.y q ION !. a--
nounce, the .r.n DAY III new coiauI. po.icy
III tha' country. or Ile conyrttun II che n-cel
fly Of reLziag tAe ,ld policy; aod i.'t he done
without tie apprahL.0n OF Faucc, icucriy 4
doubt can be entertained Of The Efficiency III
the power al TouiGult Cd iuGan ilr a tine a
AruEElc with her, whatever may be the oil mate
ifue.
We ihlll in cur ueEt paper give the Conatu
ton entire. ht pre'cnt We conhre ourl-lvcs q
a Ha,ement OF il, leading articles.
j. The Sup-cn Executive power Is coafded 10 a
Govcrac- elected FIR i've years, % The Central Alien
hly,t Generals ~ thg army, and the Commanders
Ia CHEZ Of the Departments
Toui6,Hnt Louvciture Is declared BY the Con
aiutirn Governor for lite, with the right Of
nominating hi, fu-cefor fot Eve years afterhis
death. when Jhe above mode Of election is to
take effect.
The Governor, IN addition to the ulual exec
utiyc power, hae che ablolute mmlrd OF the
lanl and Tea tar.es, ana proProics all laws 70
I'll. Central = H-rrhIv
Z. The legislative power p conGdcd ~ Central AZ
fcmoiy ~mpo.cd III TWO deputies from eech depart
ment' choien ior four years ~ thc following way each
mum cp4lity h4ji name deputy and al the mum cipa
dcpntits III department u4i chute one deputy 70 the
Central AG~mby
The Central Adcmbly confirms All acts pre-
tented by tie Governor before they became
laws.
3, All navcry y prohibited. All men arc declared
free
4 Almen coi7y equal rights, and all arc equally
eligible ~ Office.
All the Information We pod.s iuaiGes Us in
coniidering TouiAlnt as a truly great man
Withoa, education ADD The acqaii.ions Of fci-
ence, he is reprelented to poGeis found jadg
ment, penetrating mind, a cnrreG c5larvati0n.
great iniultry, and unbounded energy His
plans are torme! IN lis own mind, and what
he wills be himlslf executes. Public opinion is
All il his favor and he is NJ lei5 beloved than
rc(p-acd. BY the blacks he is confdercd as
their libcrator and protector. Sach a man,
with lu-h a nation, aaim ted by the mot ar
dent enthnG I'm anl gratitude, can command,
Especially for defence, a mighty power.
We corf-ls that, notwithstanding the Rudied
teflea PAID 70 The Preach government BY the
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-24

Er.asf J1c1 tts Evoec. all lf3a9zi4s

TT appears by authentic accounts, THAR yt-7
Moravian brethren and othe.s have lately had
very g'sat loccris il prop eating 5be gotpel
bout Tie Cape OF Good l4ore. Two moraV'aos
have very lately coutTucted Chapel IL the
diRrd Of Bayian's Kaool. near The CaPe, which
will contain fifteen hundrcd Hotteniots. They
have converted a great many HotentOts, and
il has zen oberved ~ credible witnedes, that
The Hottentots who have been converted make
very decert appearance at The religious meet
in5s. The Hotentor wcmen ale olcaIhed In
good and clean dredes, which they have procur-
ed by Their own in4ult'y. They fins hymns
Ill pleading and harmonious manner. a loci-
ely for the proPag zion Of the golrel has lately
been inRjtu,ed at the Caps, and DR.. Wander
kemp and othets atc hk.lY 20 meet with good
fuccei, in the convsrDon OF the CaHrees, who
border On the Hotteatcrs. 1t is much "a be
l4mented thar tile London Mdioaary Society
(Uho delerve however apPl2uf- from all inoere
ohrititos) thought OF f7nLlng Midionaries al a
great cxpsacc and with much danger and dif
fouity, a. The prelant limc, 70 the South Seas, III
preference To Africa, wh-re the eEPeuce and he
difficulty would have been triA.n2 ID compari.
foo, ard Tie a1,ln.ages infinitely lupe lot.
"A little ls4vea may lelyen The whole lump 81
Africa.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-24

= a11ot M l.a'n, .h4n, 3efr1blc\ad
lefng rrals. Vie ma4 t5ke Yrtoe lor Z,
;..a- 20 AZ ,A .he 81 dions 1f gcod n.A
Rc l7ua come UP 60 tur engagements, ana
t.rv curieivas too independent 70 be directed
NY isdion, to ambitious of valuable f3ma to
hc .wsyed by pefionai inte~tR aud too con
Fi.us oG thc iiv.clatiiity y our tutes, 70 give
a Iooie y 'he 'eius Ct revenge and the fuggef
ron' a inq4itors a'puirg ana cuHed plu-
Fans.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-24

FRAT9s.-Tha f1Iio1;-. IA
morning paper of this " 81,
Dutiog the lat fortnie5.
rriyate letters we're :g V'ry
France to England !, [, a .;..
fife to much fpecplatien se nm iu,t
Il IS foPPolcd che Frsreb safaa
them. II hopes of iptorc. s'eefar
CORRESPONDENCE, or CAM II ioas4
ing certain political de6g, l''0
n3E c : 8feat number IF I,,..
81 from France, and from ,b.w ,''i' s'i
to throw light upon the mn
The report Of the arrea Il nv \,
wholly unfounded. b ~. i
France it was known H. I 4: '
Pe9ed; We can now add. u h aII'a
ton that political intriqo M (. 88'oirI
time carrying CT at Paris, II,
luPplanting Bonspar,e and ~ u N n,A
he leaders Of this intrigue II 'ri'a
Matiena we know not wbs,L.. (,
party to i. Tongues have NJ. 49, lln
tho the newspapers have been s'- 4
means Of fucceeding in herr
bel.ilts have ra2rei5nted Bon.a 'Sai "
mrnt as a delpoifn, wholly d.g,-a
ny B1', after what has nsa.I ..0''o
| P zion for freedom il 4, cof5 .. u tf'l
land, which has been boeks5 4, n
Of France IT. he caue of 6s.l u.
could fern BIT weak party i9aa,
he has been more fucceEfgl n. I.
rep eiented the FrouaGsd neoo-;,,,...l .lo
England and France IS a proof NJ, Z, 4
Conful has n0 deien Of -nsFina ~, II
he IS tri3iag witt tie difre9s, n nm IN
and mcLitatng new wars and conorte.
however they may add to IFS elorr MI
long andagravate the fuferings n *. \
people. Among other plans IF sug.,' u
OF The iHvalion Of England ha, s.sp M
as the MOT chimer;cal and dqnss,or
The diaicultie, In he way VI VI. g.l.
Of the iudemni.i.sh have af1 aGatitb.1
hts ; and wren It appeared dat X. \
troops had crof-d Ire Rhine, aronp
meat Of df-orteut was n uteasd sr'.
public. Thi, p-rio too, was .b5r.r
the fvorab.e ons - which ReubsH .is
Ia lbonld e ik. Tie blow, and III essa e.
actually looked for AZ Paris. B1 8r..
too 1igilanr and generating, Ea-is
of police, The Pit ot Paris. who hA
The Jacob'ns as Tie other asf.rtei Tia
men.aty Rsiormers, has K Pc mot II
aye over the comp ators, wirh IA av
Is acquainted, knowing 5her hirng i
ceeeIioe, as velI as their wines BY d
OF his ipies, numerous and well paa
/ parIe and Fsuche know to camPle.i
lep of th4ir ercrnie-. that they are uni,
! "a 0cf, and Ehgy wil. nn. ar-a chm,
| p1lib.e % avoid thar mcature with Ga
| fiaus that even The arrett otJneir ensui
excite au alarm n, G1nr er and call
ne ia lily XII The " vernment. Ia
dread III a P0h1cl arpioLlon mofe
appearance GRAY ron .le R47a "A
toned h- ltte laI! I'm ne x sa1h lad5
t0 --unJera & the effort, ~ CHS ta5.oa,
ih tie approximations 7t rev way
eve II lae Gl.e of M, 7 -nch RiI
ra pea To asr foreign relations apPa
u eek III the Moni eur, and th7t tte p
1 ytdiuE Ensland was dil,oantenfnc
the fine rc5'on was tha high PanegyH
y 2llh m;njls,s Puo.uIei IN
cial Journal. Luth9llaw ar- The Pial
Chief Conful, AMI tu litlc faith Do
In his r ofG.ons OF peace He has
KIND ana complimentary language g
tclss aud ra.f- the h1P.s IF France 4
people thif z eat proof II his tloesrg
great proof is, TIA. ha believes V
miuiit-T hnc-re.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-24

Tallen On his return to France, f,G0d his
fair LADY IN that Gtuat1n il which All ladies'
with to be VINO love JA-rr lords. As. however.
attachment to her lord va. 10; the occdtyn d.
It, the Statefnan Of Egypt was violently mia
tel; and his fair lay was 70 much alarmed
at her hui5 ands ditrielure, th-t fhe ctt Pari,
and is gene, we uuderGanJ, to Hamb1rgh
from whence, lhe intends if lh- can etfea it, K
come 70 this country.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-24
General Touaain, who has been inveled with the al
tho-itcs o- Governor uuA1r the new order or thiRgs
Oil being pre.cutcu uith copy Of che Contribution
addrefed the .ukattsug, " follows:
LIBGRTY-kQUALIrY
In In rrr

THE Colout9I CoI0qu+;or for rb;e ;r,nor
t.nt ia,,d- has I'M been b.nded n me bv he
Central "A f-mbJv. compafcaof Legi0 .tor5 who
~ virtue " nav procla mario, of he II Pin
vio(- ia.l. have met 10 ehabHlhlaws which are
KS requ.at. and Govern as.
Eve read ,L9t " with attention and
n~r-, dr that "A v.i]l inl1re The welfare NJ INV
fellow oi,izen.. beinr founded on 200. morals
~ LOCALITIES, and Principally On religion, aD
Drovgi-.
But when cooGder th.t I am charged with
tbe r,e,nTor NJ 80. cor9;tntional awe rc.s
~ IN u i;ts...r, han III. ne ~
eo-.,l ~. In. 49, nT.,.r+L-lsr. s7rorro-
tL n horgrvsr NJ IA r,,c;2n, t..;s podertatir,
NV ~ I'm, I,.q .o IN rbrorrb with II
Is y~p r-v f.Ira.y C,rizs7s' ri ev.3v are. "
-v.rv lta:;on. and of every colour Won
4, 4re.; a~d he c7,aitut.on which /. Ibis
III dsy remittej o nc, !. To- render that hb-
et, eternal.
lie. tx, in he 6.n place, p-o1rate oufrelves
before lne Creator WI tle Ua.verr.. " th7nk
him f7- A he unr r3 pre,i1as.
lt NV dutv ~ r,esk ro vou IN The lam
~r,,. ,f frrtb The co79i-rtir7 aGnres IN
~ ;,.;.ilr., a. .,,;..,r,.,r Ia Az. ~;gb.. /.
f. ,.,,.;.-e ~ ~. ,:..5., t5s r-.q;,. Ff ,h.
VIM ssIrc,,I. ,r.lh;9 oTr cI,rs.s tbe r..o7
I. ~ NJ i:-;,o r-I..;-., M r.i'-
r,.o.
Tb.refore then. 7ns4iar,tes fs~ve as an III.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-24

Tajlien's reception in This country by certain
members PC ne orpoGion, has not been much
In his favor with The rulng powers AZ Paris.
T1liien isrot r. he good gr4ces Of BonaPrte ;
and the cM 4 Con!ul has no good opinion of
the men, who could il this country. thew him
any max ofreL. eQ.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-24

A rapid Interchange Of dfPatahe' la' aia
place du inq h: Who'll. Of the FTs.ejl'G WI
y tween the Governments Of Fraacs aallai'
lnj, ard very r4aguire hopes have b:'a'aa'
tanned III couf qurnce, shat the bais q a'5. NJ
ion NAV have acquired fome ioliaiy,
are toll thar v-Rerdt7 N Oao hal l'sl-
tlview with Lord tIaUks6ury 10 ide ~.
of Mr. Ad linc.on, ana that the terms POM
iad by Tie French rs p'eimlaary'aiT' 80. ~.
Nv favourable; il is even ltaied I'll.
whit thef- terms are, namely, that ffa r.s ~
l.nrs 10 give up Egypt and 70 allow l 49, NJ,
~ retain he part Of Alezan lria, that fl-l' N
\. TO b. retored to the King Of SaFa,n'a' II.
thlt with regard to the Colonies VI \. 4
principal will be 20 give back ye5y NJ
France and her Allies in the Laa 80
to reRore with liberal hand our eoI4
the WsR. Su.h are The aaTenants a'oA, ~
10 not. however. attach much orsa" n
it not being very probable that Goy' I3 o.s.
feuly a period Of negotiation i'p.'g h
any rcpor, Of its 2rogrsf, Ne theret'.s '.' !.
e. All further ipscuIa,iod On the ioele'I' LII
TENT As impertinent n the couri' Fl i.
week. perhaP,, fl b events may Ps', nv M +.
a, will give Z new feature g Inc S1
nefs,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-24
rlsElIvsEo Z.

wlssL, JpNs
TIE e'e9oratc of Hlnovet-is ~ 'z s,l..tf
mated 5y tn, P.ulian' AMI 4 : s,a},.
r,id, thit after he grand review q @.t
boulg, more troops will arrive a. ~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-24

Il is among rhe mcu7r95Wa Of modern
times, Iha' an obr-ure ta>iea of Cordca ihonld
arrive II few years To lie Severe 4ov If the
French empire an hat Th-o ore, Kog "a
Collioa, tLould en! lis te iu a g44t confined
for deb.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-24

new contribution, in our oPinion Il IS iorned as
the bgfs Of independence. The, sfabiiAmen,
OF a fyRen, without recognizing any French
agent, creating Governor, and that Cover
nor not only for life, but giving bim the right
Of nominating fucceGor, and inyefing with
tie abfolute command Of the aimed forces
both by land and Tea, cannot eafly be viewed
in any other light than that Of creating foy
erei2n power with all the attributes OF au indie
pendent government. l. is true that this fyR-
en- is to be fubmitted to the French govern
ment for their Far 6tion--But as if a dread were
entertained Of The relulV, il is put into immedi
are oper9,ion on the plea Of thefp eri!ous Gate
ct the colony.
Whatever may be the iGue Of thefe events,
thew undoubtedly exhibit iublime fpeaacle to
the world, a dear one to humanity. They de
monRrate the progreis Of moral principles
mong all deicriplions Of men. They exhibit
mea, hitherto dilgraced by their color, throw
ing of Their CHAINS, and advancing to the en-
ioymeat Of freedom.
Tho the IyHem formed is rot a republican
| (yAzm, It may fairly be couhdered as the parent
ri one. Il tends rs far as goes to advance
he general interehs, by projecting the Perlons
tie properties and conIeiences Of men from
waqton nvaGon in lhort il elfab fhes lyt
en- Of laws aud ilIf-government. LQFciai Pa
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The aurora man Pi.eor1y complaint that
the American @ovctnmen- dii nng inteiie z
wiki the Hy5Jf.t:7a A in'mil7rion - France,
FIR the 'eleaic nc the a2.aje tHoN.s P,Ns
from his dungeon. TAo.- who recuhef the
language of NE Hnrora tribe IL Reference
dine, viii fnj fom- djGicrlH I'D retaining
their cen enHt atfI,h inoonGdent Tlnc ervcrs
Pm, aaiHles Ire always as much over tcd
as IT, iei.i,gs. L- was 3 bird cg padize, AID
wrote l1r hii- and he..E a f re. al. a The
{. IN lie GIri Paa z f5- eer!iaG. Ire Con
gr.i, ofl--5, ia .1-.r n--ie1 ni j.7.- i1 ty el
tina.cl hjs yaleos ana A.,iaf-5ri;y WH. ~.
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FRIDAY DEC. 10.


Mr.. Grifwold, from the com. 10
whom was referred 70 much of the
Prefdent's Speech as relates to the u
dicary, made report, which having been
read twice, was referred to com. on
the whole houGa on Monday.
Mr. II. Lee from the com. to whom
was referred the levesal proportions
made commemorative Of the lervic1s
of.George Warrington, reported a bill
for the erection of q Mauloleum, dif-
3ering in no other reiPeGs from the
former bill reported, except as to lhe
materials ofwhich the MauioleIm is to
be contributed F.; the prefent ti!l Jire6E-
ing tito be made of tone, the former
one dire6t.ns il to be made Of mar
bic.
Ee tatd that the com. afjer mature
IT conideriHg the relative merits Of
all the plans fropoled, had preferred
the Magfcleual, as well from its fuperi-
or durability as cheapnefs to an other.
The bill was read twice, and refer
red to com. Of the whole houle on
Tuefday.
The Com. on unlimited buhnelS re-
ported in part lit Of certain laws rel
alive to revenue which expired with the
Prefent FELTON,, and recommended to
refer the exPediency ofcontinuing them
to the com. Of Ways and Means.
Which report, being read twice, was
agreed to.
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SENATE.-Dcc. IL.


For four days paG the French Trea-
ty has beenbefore the Senate, who have
been engaged in reading thedocuments
that accompanied it, which are circum-
hantial, and which are part in Englih
and part in French.
Mr. Morris moved the adoption Ola
rule, enjoining on the members lecrecv
mtbe cgl5 gfaH future Treaties, and TIE
proceedings thereon, unlef8 it lhould be
orherwile directed by the Senate. The
motion made did not in the leaf affect
the proceedings Of the Senate as to the
Treaty. now before them. On this mo-
ton the Senate were equally divided !;
and the Vice-Prefdent gave his eating
vote againG it.
The reafons for rejecting this motion
were, that the time Of offering It was
improper, as it might tend to impeach
the conduit of members in the infance
Of the Treaty before them, refpe6ting
which there had been no ipecial iniunc-
ton Of iecrecy, and becau{e les provi-
fions were improper in themfelvcs it
was afedged by thele who voted againf
the motion, thrt the true principle
would be, that in ali cafes Of Treaties
in which thePreGdent recommended fe-
crecy, the injunction lhould exit until
revoked by the Senate.