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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-10

Holland Gin, Whikey,
Pimento, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, CAT
fla, Cayenne and black Pepper,
Short pipes in kegs and boxes,
White and brown Soap,
Starch, Fig Blue,
Race and ground Ginger,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar,
Indigo, Nader, Copperas, Alum,
roll Brimfone and refined Salt Petse,
Mufard,
Fruits in Brandy, Pickles,
Mould Candles,
Demijohns aaortcd,
Raifins in kegs and boxes, Currants,
Soft fhel'd Almonds,
Bcf Albany and common Chocolate,
Leiper's and Hamilton's Snuff, ahortea
in kegs and bladders,
Green and Batavia Ccfee,
Spinning Cotton,
Sweet Oil in faiks and blask bottles,
Patent Shot, from No. 9 10 BIB
Spaniih Segars in boxes Of 500 to 1000,
Godfried's fra quality,
Gunpowdeg, F and FF, fesled pound
pagers, and treble Battle in caniffers.
ALSO,
Twenty cafes Medoc Ctsret of very
hyperion quality,
AND
A consignment of 80 hhds. J. Noble
and Co.'S bee bottled
Porter 6 Broom Stout.
May s. eoIm
WlLLIAM LOWRY
HAS REMOVED FROM G9oRcETowN TO
ALEXANDRIA, AND IMPORTED
By the flip Ty/ou, from LfOerpool, FOia
Baltimore, and noqu opening JrJazs, at
the FIRE LATELY oeexpied BY John Ramley,
Kmg. Freef,
A quantity of
EAR THEN w AR E,
in crates anorted.
A5o,
A quantity Of Dry Goods,
fuitable for the lealon, and is in daily ex-
peetation of receiving an additional iupply
of thole articles by the frft arrivals from
Britain. Country forekeepers and Others
will find it their interet in giving him
call, as he is determined to fell On the
mott Reasonable terms.
April 80.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01

paliing with viaims for the gullotine who did
not nightly fear the dorniciliary vifit; who did
not tremble in the Rreet at the fight Of every
perfon worle drefed than themfelves. The
Preient generation have a remainder of def.
r7iv npoR their character, which may be foften-
ed TOTO indifference, but cannot Be changed in
to gaiety
!" The churrhes ofthe capital exit, for the
mott part. il the fate they were in before the
Revolution, except as 10 the valuable articles Of
their furniture aud decoratisn; and fome Of
the latter have now been tefored' Several are
open for catholic worlhip on Sundays and other
days, and three or four are we'll filed bur
found It was rather becaufe there is falhion
OF attending MATS at them than frsm any reli-
giops motive. An attendance at church begins,
however, to be confidtred as The diRinetion Of
thoia, who are Independent of the trade of Rsyo
hti7Ds. There is alfo one ProteRant church,
thar of s.. Tbomas de LouDrs, which is always
tu'l on Sunday. You are aware thas both Sun
days and Decadi are obfsrved only as far as
choice direas. Every citizen opens or fhuts
his fhoP as he pleales. The efea Of this is,
that both days are partly obferved, and neither
completely but with refpea 70 outward ap.
pearapce, the former is BY far the mott attend
ed to.-About two thirds of the fhops and man
ufa6tories are fhut on Sundays, and one third
on Decadi. II Is thoughs, indeed, that if the
perfons employed under Government had not
Decadi for their only holiday, and thus fet an ex
ample 70 sthers, it would not be more obferved
at Paris than in the Departments, where fcarcely
any regard is now paid 10 it''
"Though the appellation Of Citizen is extiu6t
70 far as you do not ufe it to equals, you cannot
hsuer man of the lower cIari more than by
accofiug him with it He feels reminded Of
his political exiltence, and becomes your hum.
bic ervant Immediately. {" Ca9yea, op sg s nai
Jon dc Nfnjl,e de Flntsive % Ou man Bravs
Cacrrn, ie Vai' IA m9ateer tonae d. f.ite r. TO
ufz It 70 lhoP k-epsfs is coni cred as an aGer-
ton olluPeriority, and on that account It is
frequent for you are not now TO learn thai in
a Republic there BEING no fixed diaintton Of
rank, every other kind Of fnperiority is much
more PoftiveIy inGtted upon than ellewhere"
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
Frsv fbe Ng7g.7forL EvcHiAg PgF.
EXAMINATION.--No. II.

THE next mot prominent feature ii the
Meflge is The propof4l to abandon at once all
he internal revenue Of the country. The mo
tiyes avowed for this aaenifhing fcheme arc,
that there is reajoaabk ground Of corfdence that
this part of the revene may now be Gsfely 9G
penisd with-that the remaining fources will
be lufficient 70 provide for the fupport Of gov.
ernment, to pay tie iatersQ Of the public debr,
and to dJfSbacge the principal in fhorter periods
than the iaQOl or the general exbs7afioa had con-
tennplated-and that though wars and unto
ward events might change this prolpea Of
things, and call for expences which the iub7R
could not meet-yet that found principles
would otjuitify our taxing the indua;y Of our
fellow citizens To accumulate frraIHe for wIrs 10
happen we know not when, and which might
not perhaps happen but from the tembtaiionJ ojc
|sred by that treaiure"
IF we allow theie 10 Be more than oRenhble
motives, we hal be driven to afcribe this con
dua to a deficiency Of intellect, and 20 an ig
norance of our financial arrangements, greater
chan could have heen fufpe5fed If but oaenibe,
it is then impolIible 70 trace the fuggefton to
ary other fource than The culpable deire Of
gaining or lecuring popularity at an immediate
expen Of public utility, equivalent, on a pc
cuniary fcale to a million Of dollars annually !;
and the greater expence of very ferrous inva-
lion of our {yltem Of public credit.
That theie at leaa, are the certain confequen-
ces of the mealure, ihall be demsnfrated by ar
guments which are believed to be unaniwer-
able.
To do this the more eFean4lly, it is neceaa.
~ to premite, that fome Of the revenues now
propofed to be relinquilhed, are with every 70
lenlnty Of law pledged for paying the intereR
and redeeming the principal Of our public debt
frreigR and domeftic AS to the nteref, and
flch parts Of the principal, as by the original
contribution of the debt, are payable By annual
infalments, the appropriation is ablolute. AS
to the relidue it is qualified. On the cd of
March 1895, was pafed an aa Of Congrefs
which forms a main pillar in the fabric of our
public debt-which, maturing and perfe6fng
the eaablilhment Of a Sinking Fund, endeavors
with peculiar folicitude to render il adequate,
effednal and invioable; by the 9Th fiction of
this at it is provided. " Thar all Erbia6eJ of the
revenue, which RaR remain al tie end Of any
year, and which at the next fellion Of Csrgrefs
"a al not be otherwife appropriated or reGerved
BY law, fhall i3fo ta51 become a part of tae
Sinking Fuad." This fund, By other provifoas
Of the fame a6, is v5qed in commiilioners in fruf,
to be applied to the redemption OF the debt. oy
reimburlsment or byPurchafe, until The whole
lhall be eztingulhed and the faith Of the H.
nited Statss is expressly eog ged that the mon
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
FROM LONDON PAPER, DEC. 4.
OF FRANCE

OF FR ANCE.
a letter from gentleman on his travels IN
France, fays, &c You furcly do not expect that a
reGdence of three weeks ihould have rendered
me 70 conf ient Of nv own might into national
manners, as that mould prelume to give you
a view of them. Il has not been my fate 70
meet with any Of thofe opportunely charader
iltic nveriaony-thofe epigramnatic dia
logues, or theatrical contsas Of repartee, viii ch
are 70 eaily found and 70 nicely concerted in
the books upon h fubje6t. Ioblerve only, that
the gaty OF th- French nation is now percepti.
bic chiefly in their foadnefs for public places
and there, indeeJ, it fhoald rather be called a
delire Of amuiemenr, and of being reicued from
the concioufIefs Of want Of gaiety. The
fac is, that the general air is that of trjRss, Of
r0ncbalaHce or of ia(3EciaHce. Thofe who feel
moR, or have mott to feel, are fad; TIE ref
have kind Of habitual indifference. Ihave
mentioned this to ftrangers, who have been
here ia former times, and find it universally ad-
mitted. Some Of the inhabitants themfeves
confefs it, and feem indeed to be proud Of it as
creditable to their character. g. Every one"
they fay " has lot a relative, during the Revo
luton, either by the mahacres, the executions,
or the war Gome have loG by every mode Of
death; would you have us the only unfeelng
people upon earth ~ And it is not only by the
lofs of relatives that the prefent race Of Paii.
fans are deprefed. Great numbers even Of
he middle claAes have fuffered in their pro-
perty nearly all have been, at one period or
other of the Revolution, in extreme danger Of
their lives and could fcarcely at any time feel
that fecurty Of perfon and property, without
whichrman either flies into violent reGRance, or
falls into torpid defpair- The latter was tie
fate Of the moa respectable part of the PArii ms !;
ard have heard fcveral Of them fay, that tbs
Fiench charader viii never be reltored in the
metropolis, until new generation fhall fupply
a minority, who have not witneGcd the horrors
OF tic prefent; who did not lily fe= the eartS
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01

We fncerely Jerpea all the conRituted authori-
ties Of our government, aud conIiaer their general
co-operahoa efientia for promoting the beit inter-
eft Of the people.
II is with pleaiure we ohferye, that public econ.
omv forms one of the Characterize traits Of the
PretSnt adminiRraton. AS from the local Gtuation
OF the country, and the general habits and enter
pr ze OF the inhabitants, agriculture and commerce
muft form the principal fources of individual wealth
and ofievenue to the United States; 20 providen
care OF the financial interelts Of the Nation, fhould
be manifefted By all. nor Especially by our ruars.
We conceive the reduction of national expences
which has already been made, prcfages the enlarge
meot OF public confidence, and the relief Of ind-
gent citizens.
The late Intelligence of a general European
peace, IS fubject which mutt intereh the feelings
Ct every friend to humanity. Rejoicing 10 an event
10 auiPcious 10 the welfare Of mankind, we CahHpt
refrain congratuatng you. and our common coun-
try, that the laughter Of The human ipecirs is once
more ttaid. May the benign Influences of peace,
long continue where it is enablilhed and may vhoe
countries which have been 70 often incrimioned
with human gore, never become again the theatre
of war.
With ardent fupplca cations TO the Supreme Ar0i-
ter of the Univerfe, that he would continue your
life, health, and ufefunef, and that every betins
may be extended to your family, fubtcri be our
telves refpedfully, your feilow-citzens,
Z NATHAN WESTON.
DUDLEY B. HOBART,
JOSHUA WINGATE.
dEgsRa, Dee. a, 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
AUGUSTA, FEB. II.

81.
from the ConGlitutional Republicans of the County
Of Kennebec, in the Dilri6 of Maine VII 0 have
the fame.
SIR,
WE Go not approve Of formal Ad5ref-cs
to our Rulers, generally, but we coRfder that pc
eutar crcumfances may reGder iuch al act in the
clilzens, juRfable and proper. As cOniderable
difference 10 political opinions Till cotinues fome
part of orr nation, and as this fate has not public
y sexpreiIed their full confidence in the prelent Ad :
niutration Of the general Government, we deem
hproPer though at this late period, to tender you
ev congraiulations on your apPointmentstO the frt
and mott important Office in the federal govern
me0t and in 70 doing we GO not offer you that
aquaton which characterizes unPrincipled iyco-
paants, and which we are fure mutt wound your
feelings, and our confciences but we are fncere
y COR belief that vour talents, integrity and patri-
euln, have merted the confidence which the Cit
Msns OF America have manitefed to you.
we et@em your inaugural addreis as containing
me 2eaniae principles Of repubcanifm iuch prin-
SPss being the bass Of adminiilraton, msa atc
~sal'Y 70 the government, aud increale the happl-
hels oi the citizens.
psrmit Is, Iir, to allure you that your adminif
'faloa thus far, has cordial APPRECIATION and
'aat with peaiure and confidence we anticipate the
fTeprIeiy Of your future conduct.
aeur appointment OF men as Heads of the De
Iasmens, and your cou(titutionai advifers, merits
'he appreciation Of al th0fe who are attached to
oaF igeem Of government From the union and
1Ereis of 70 much perfcns virtue and political
Ni'aom 70 the 6ra, and osher impoi taut officers OF
government, we are encouraged TO hope, that bar.
"ohy anc unanimity OF political opinionG will more
fsnrfaly prevail through our country.
W. regard Th@ (nrTupfton &c he orsod palla
.hia and iheet anchor OF our national rights not
y Svumyrate rs various ch5cks and balances to
IssuAse he dsf,reut branches of he government,
~ me aamerous privileges guaranteed 10 the peo
ps' We view as deaucrabe from 1t, the right OF
ssilsns 60 caoditiy watch aad examine the dolDgs
II 'eni-, whom h appo,pt TO the high tfiices OF
f'ssihmspt bur that ihcrt remaSs on govern
Hsassl meaiu'es il9uld Or temperate AND judciou',
9os n2ssfal cldltr OF Eue "a r,oulm.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
GEN NTLEMEN,

Wg5i4goa, jim. 70, 1904.
GENTLEMEN,
THE Addrefs you have been pleafed to for
ward me from the COnfitutional Republicans Of
the county Of Kennebeck, has been duly received.
and with that fncere fatisfatton which expref-
ions Of 70 much confidence are Calculated to infpre
The difference Of political opinion which too much
divided us fome time pai,is hope, yielding TO the
evidence daily arihGg, that the great blk Of our
Ciuzens have as a common Object, the preiervation
or federal and representative government IS organ
ized by the contribution, ard the admiration Of il
with the leait bnrthen which THEN fzfety, foreign
and domeltic, will admit. To keep il in its proper
line the doingS OF thOie, whom you appoint TO high
Office, hOuld be watched with ar6tneis, and noted
with that candor, which Gpeakiag in the voice OF
friend, is thankfully received, and weighed with
retDcct.
The principles of my Inaugural Ad1refs, which
yoH peaied notice, were dictated by the fin
cere convictions Of my mind, and fhall be faithfully
adhered 10 in the gsFi0n of your affairs and am
happy that you view my adminitration 70 far with
cordial appreciation. Juftice and truth reqnre
that | acknowledge how much am Indebted 10 my
coadjutors and conttutOna adviiers, in whoCe per-
fona virtues and political wifdom, yoS have expref-
sd confidence 70 juf, 70 well merlted, and 10 fate
The r5fora,ioa of peace IS an univerfai bef1ing,
for which our interefs, as well as our religion,
call for our thankfulnefs.
Accept for yourislves, gentlemen, and thofe
Whole fentiments you have been defred 70 COM
municate, my incere thanks for the exprefions 70
pertonallv ObEing 10 me, and the alinrances Of
my refPect and gh confederation.
tn: JEFFERSON.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
LaaO5 Of tbe United States.

efYENTH CONGRESS Of f5e Uaitsd Ssas5. az Bs
ferau, Begna esf BED a bs city sf sssgf0a, tie
,e,S, II caiabif, Moniy fbs s0satb e December
4, t5agllas e;g5s b.ndred a~ioat.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
AHggRa, Dee. a, 1901

The PRESIDENTS REPLY to MeTrs Nathan Wei
ton, Dudley B. Hobart, and Jofhua wingate, a
Commit Of the CouAtutioAal Republicans Of the
County Of Kennebec, in the Diaria uf Maine.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-21
IANNEY s. PATTON,

Have yseeigsd, ard a6tfsv FIR /ale,
Catalonia wine in hhds. & quarter caiks
Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, St. Kits.
st. Vincents and Barbsdces-rum in kids.
Loaf and Lump Sugar.. Of the hrG qua
lily,
Mufcovado Sugar IN hhds.
$50 Bbls. Statia do.
Havannah Molafss in Hhds.
Havannah white and brown Sugars, IN
Boxes and Bols.
Soap and Candles in Boxes,
Sweet Oil in DO.
Raiins in Boxes and Kegs,
Pepper and Coffee in Bags.
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF SHOES
-couaaMg #
Mens' Calf in Trunks,
Ladies Kid ard Morocco do. in Boxes,
EAST INDIA GOODS, VIZ.
Nankeeos, Bafsas, Ma,noody,s Cur
rails, Guzinahs, Cailats, Moharags, Gun
ges, Stripes, and one bale OF hsndfome
Delorloy.
ALSO
Ravens and Rufia Duck and Sheeiings
By tho piece or ba.e, and two bales tine
RutIia Ofnaburgs. !,
A complete ago-tinent of Rnfia and
New-Eoglaad Cordage, and ore S ! inch
Gable 70 fathoms long. A fnali qusa-
tity OF Upper Leather.
June a.s.
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Notice..

THE PUBLIC are relpea fally.inform-
ed, that BOOKS Of SUBSCRIPTIONS
for Shares in the Allegheny Turnpike
Road, are opened at The Office of Col.
Fr0xeis DeakN,, in George and
at the compiling hoafe. OF Mr.. Il7liam
Hay6gYue, in the town of Alexandria,
where thofc inclined to fubleribe for flares
will pleaie- to apply.
Tie acts of the AGembiies of Mary
land and Virginia, for Incorporating !" a
g Company for eaablilhing a Turnpike
|" Road from the Burnt Mill, about a
I" mile below Georges creek, on the
g Po,omack river, to the neareft wefern
!" navigation" may be feen at either of
the aforementioned places.
March d. law
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Ten Dollars ResJard.

RAN AWAY from the fublcribef, on
I'ueiday the 9th Infant, a Negro Man
named WILL, abour 5yc:asa ofage, i've
feet nine or ten inches high, has afcar 90
his left knee and another ollhis right foot !;
had on, when he ~wsns away, a ticlSlens
burgh fhift, brown roll towfsrs and .
wool hat about haEf wsessas, butsit likely.
he.nlay have changed histifefs, asfe took
with him cotton tfsift, al, old light
brown broadeIsth coat, and new pair pal. !. OF
fhoes. He may'probabiy be lurking about
Alexandria, and may attempt to pals Tor
free man. | viii give the above ie-
ward for experimenting and fscufing hin, in, {,
any Jail 70 thateI get him again, and II
brought home all rsa!onablc charges Will
alto be paid.
Matters ofgenels and c:k@.s arc forbid
harboring, carrying off Or employing,
faid Negro ar their peril.
WILLIAM CASH, Sen.
Tuiy 10. Iawst4
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Valuable Property for Sale

1t The hHls Falhgf Potomaek.
About three miles from George Town
and the City of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
172 acres Of Land upon wh1eb
gre da0slligg baaJs and lp3dsy other in.
;tr0vements, /sveral foue qaarvles and tn
ga4ds, and fzvo V0eaat mil /eafs.
Tao ,asdlvsdcd third peYts q 7
aerss al Lard, xpog 7vaeb are a merchant
nil, wab fb,ee.pair Of French Jurr mil
Zones ara. <verys nsesDary, complete, to,
manufacturing 1soar tafbs bea advantage,
9 aadqonb as hff9s ma1nal la50ya as pQDibh,
a 5,ezoe,y and dyq,llsy, granary, a
malrr's bogts, a Jreaeet's bo4je, e0oper's'
@eb, sc. and4 v0eant maI(e4t.
Too undivided third parts q
! 200 ncrss Of land, adiouiag The 7 aeres
aadI7z acres ad0vemeationed, apoa q06it6
here arc Jev0ral lfons qnarnes and is@
yfands.
The purehaIsr ofthe a6oos pro
Ssrty, soal baqe auelFgam<ut. et q lseJe
farfbe ot5sruudividedf third art, ofzvlith
there qyal Be s years to conc from The fri
day ef September aexl,.
The tore on The abovs lands Is
eqsrI liz go9dusd TO any, ard hxperior to
NAT Foundation fare on the ri1,srVsf-.
els AT axy burfbsa that cen 60 70 Geoygeee
7a7ua, can go up fa-s.sbe milk end .eoue
qAarses.
Try teylsa ar psr10ns, zvbaney igelint
ga puye6qie, svi1 f eonyfe Uie1u the pre-.
mics, tberef5~s IT'S xot t59nsbf ueesJ}asy
.-so5s more particular.
For terms ab9ly 10 Gen. -lsiab Foyrs9,,
az Gsarge- 7oevn, or to
PHILIP r. FEND.aLL,
Alexandria
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John Gardner I,add

John Gardner Ladd
Has zately meeivea far Jals al. biz w..
!. bss's, Prince Pref W5a,s +, g
Rulia Sheetings,
Ruaia and Ravens Duck per bsleo,
And India Cotton piece,
German Linens and one trunk fsw;;,,
Silks and Ribbons, D
A few pair handlome Looking c,,g..
in gilt and mahogany frames,
Two bales Of Paper Hanginas,
A great variety OF me,s, w e s,s
shildrens' fhoes, coarle and fine, ~ sFS
lIyfon
Souchong
Tea table fetts Of China in boxes
Cotton, wool and playing Cards.
Holland and country Gin of the bse
quality in pipes,
w. India, and M I
a.tgland Rum, minds and b.
MolaGes & Sugars
Coffee n bags,
Spinning Cotton,
Butter in frkins,
Beef and Pork in bis. and half bis,
Spermaceti and tallow Candies,
White and brown Soap,
Chocolate Of the be9 and common fort
Cheefe Of an extraordinary Gne quality,
Shad, Herrings and dried Cod Fiji,
Aquantity ofred Seal Leather,
FrefhRaifins and Figs in calss,
Lemons u boxes,
Pepper, Alfpice, Nutmegs, Almonds,
and flnall quantity of frcih Hops, &c.
AJo,
About 80 tons of Lignumvita.
May IS. d
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UNPOWDER.

!. Baltimore Bsllona .Gmabowde,v,
BY the quarter caas. ALTO,
Refined Sat Pstrs, .bythe guar
ter cws. or larger quantity. A eonaant
llpp,y of thofs articles from the Manutac-
tory, will be kept for iale on the lowef
terms,by
LAWRAsoN IS SHOOT.
April s. COON
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'COT'IUN RLAMIAIION
OnthcsSea Coaa q Virginia.

= n
THE fabfcriber wifhing very mach.to
fee an Establishment Of this kind introduced
into our fate; and being convinced that
/ hould the fame luccesd, a comfortable
fource Of induttry and wealth would ariie
therefrom offers to the confederation OF
any pelfon or Perfons the following CIR
cumtances
1t has been the opinion os Southern
gentlemen with whom the fabicrlber has
convert, d on this lubjee, that ,hefecoald
be no doubt Of the lueceis Of iuch an UNDER
taking, if properly conducted, ana that
at any rate it was worth the experiment.
70 an enterprizing character, field IS
here opened, by which, ihould iucceis at
tend, await fource Of wealth may accrae.
The more iou,hern parts ct this continent
have experienced the benefits ariiing from
the culture of cotton in the mott eminent
degree. When we conhder how fnall a
portion OF our fate from climate and titua-
tion isgcePable Of being converted into I'M
prayements of this kind, and that ihouid
this lnall part which can alone poileis the
adxan.age become fuccelsfaltin the expe+
riment, the refult NUT be obvious 10 all.
4 Smiths Hand lies il the Atlantic Gee
an, immediately off Cape Charles, is a.
bout 81 degrees IS m. OF latitude, and
contains about 1000 acres, ccnilaerabie
part cleared.
The 1land Of Mocon lies Immediately
adjacent, snd contains about 1000 acres,
the mott part cleared.
The foil on Smiths Ilaad is finely pro-.
duttiYe, the climate 70 mild as to sege-
tate at ali times, and iupport a great ftoek
without any other food than the natural
grafs.
NIthrefpeG TO Smiths llana, fome re-
ieriGlonsi would be made concerning the
acct., game, &C.. the other wouid Dc let
uncondirionaliy. The advantages arlhng.
from hiheries at thetc places might be
made very comfortable. Salt works were
formerly carried on likew:fe, bat whether
an ob;esi at this time, moit be determined
by thofe b-a acquainted.
Pfopolals may, beaddrefled to. me in A
exandfis, TO the care Of Warrington
Craik, Elq. and lhdjl be attended to-
Havias, a confederate quantity of the
Georgia Sea Ilana or Black Seed Cotton
in my pcieiion, airy perlon who might
incline 10 make the experiment may. be
accommodated with the .lame--it was. i'm.
ported direct from the toulhward.
| cannot cloie my obieryations refpetf-.
ing this properly, without remarking that
!. has long been fpb;ett to the aepreda.
lions of evIl minded pesfoas. It has al
ways been the dcfre, Intention and or
ders Of the fubitriler, that the fhipwreck-
cd fsilor receive on Smiths Aand, every
prote5slon, comfort ard aii!tance it is Ca
paole Of afarding; but the fame ditpod-
Il (which will alleviate the diilreats of tbe
unfortunate, will punilh the vices of the
wicked.
GEORGE W. P. GUSTS.
Iuly q. Iaw5m