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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-18

This attention to public 'cd;fces i re-
ceiTary il all nations but particularly in
a young knot Of provinces, where the cha
sratlceas TO be formed and ANIMATED and
amsIiuratea, by the captivations Of arr,
add the Influence of magnanimous example.
An embsi!y from the iavsges OF The int
nor nightsbr mere advantageouily con-
d,lsiey! IN 4 ;naHy itrualre than a private
chambers the project OF whst is greater
Than ouslelves induces ambition in friend
and oheiisnce IL j foe. It is practicable
to uplis, the national ienli.acnt by nation
al ornament.
The loxuriance Of nature il this feleef-
ed ditrita., is mott admirably calculated
for the far.hefsncc cffucb ys} and iplcn-
did defgns. Lines or avenues Of direct
communication have bern 'dryiled to con-
meet tfe mott diftant objects. Theic ira
yerfc avenues, or disgonal are-t., are
laid out with great Kill, TO facilitate the
communication thro'out the city. Ncrths
and South lines, inrerfet.ed by others,
running due eaR and wef, make the d.
ifribution Of the city into itreeta, iguares,
&c. and thotc lines have been 70 ordered
as TO meet at certain given points, with
the divergent avenues. Tic grand or
leading itrects are from $50 10 1se feet
wide, with foot ways, planted with trees
on each tide, and paved way for carr!a.
ges. The Letter ttrests will be from, 90 TO
10 feet wide. In order to execute this
plan, true mcriiional line was drawn,
by celcllial obtcrretihns, which psles
through The area Of the capitol. This
line was cronsd BY another running due
eah and welt: thele lines were accurately
meafured, and made the BATS on which
the whole plan WAS deGgned and eeab-
lifhed. The lines were all executed by a
trandt inarument, and the acute angles
determined by actual mcsfurerent, no.
thing being left TO the uncertainty Of the
compass. By a unanimous vote Of the
htit congrefs that fat in the cspisol, It was
ordered TO erect maaioicuIN CT marble, In
honour of the lstc General Warrington. |
ihsll prelume TO rec commend it to the con-
liberation Of the government to csuie
fountains snd fewers 10 bc made il this
city, which humane and polite process.
ing may be efeaed with great fseilisy
from the gentle decli,itics OF the ground:
Every thing tending to sbation, clssni-
nsfs, and perfection, cannot be too II
gidiy enforced in all populous citab!i'h
mcnrs in America. Waihinston, or the
Feicsal City, il feparated from George
Town, in Montgomery County, Mary
land, iathe Welt by Rock Greek: but
that town is now involved in the terrific.
ry Of Colombia. It's ~ miles S. ".
by S. from Baltimore, SO from Paiiama
qusilr, in the diitritt Of Maine, 500
from Bston, as from New. York, ~
from Philadelphia, 1873 from Rieha:ond, |
in Virginia, a3a from Halifax, in North
Carolina, $50 from Chs7lefon, South |
Carolina, and 1914 from Savannah in
Georgia.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-18
wh.a !, vi, fri announced, that Mr..

Whea Il WI fri announced, that Mr.
JeGcsfon had, by letter ffanght with
fen,imcns, ST high ee.cm, invited over
Thoma. Paine, it was poiiiveiy denied
BY The democrats and bur falatly ere
| di,ed by the other party. Among the
events Of the preirnt administration, we
had already leea thing, shs, were pasing
Grange: bot the puhlic mind WAS nos yet
prepared tor tie beaowinents OF pfefiden-
tial greetings and honoaes upon Thomas
Paine. twas not expected that the Pre-.
fident of the United states (whatever
might be his own irntirrents on religious
nattefs@ would have wounded the feelings
and inlulted the understanding. of thou
iands AID huadfeiis OF tlcG!and Of people,
in thia country, by pahlicly apPiauding.
carcsFing AID Inviting over foreigner
who had poured the moft infolens con-
tempt upon what they hold mott dear and
from whole peaiteross writings asainit
rel's ion they have been snxiouny concern
ed 70 guard the Ring generation. Il was
not believed that MIR. JeFerfon what
ever might lis private iee!ings) would
have become the public eacomiaa of
man, who bad mott bsfe'y an! ihockingly
rrsduccd and iniulted the venerable Wslh.
ineson and paintedshis character inllideous
colours.
All this, however, hss actually hap
pened. MIR. Jeifcrtoa did invite over
Thomas Pain TO this country; and his
letter Of invitation ia in the 0rsinof high
applauie, and is espfeaive Of the moa cor
dial eaeem. Pain, bfooaht over by the
Prcidcnps invitation, hss arrived to our
thores and has taken his eand :; the feat
Of the federal goyetnment, frora whence
he has already founded the toc6a to united
Americn, in snnunsiztion of bis arrival,
ADD of his former fervices ard preient i'm
por,ancc.s We psuie 70 wonder We
are left in su,azemeRs!
Il was bnt lately, that the whole coun-
try frcs, New HampEhire 10 Georgia, and
from The Atlantic TO tie utmof limits OF
the Wet, vas ihtoudrd, as il were In
robes of mourning. and refunded with
folcna dirge., atthe lc6 Of Wilmington,
the pride and the boaa Of our country,
who wss 6 fir in war, Era in peace and
hrf nihc hexr,s Of the people" 1t wzs
fill atote lately, whea Ms. Jeaerton
=,
himltif, in his inaugural fi'sech. psofeaed
a high vsnerst;on for tie memory of that |
mot excellent zad beloved chief, as ALTO, |
when he fobbed and wsps &C lis tomb. |
And no@ We behold tie 4ihes It Wshing-
toe infulted, by The beaogmsaf Of difia-
eu:fhci attentions and Donors on the info |
len, foreigner, who nsliciouay aimed to
fsb his character, snS to detrcy his hard |
earned and glorious fame.
EsEBIUS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-21
For the RHODE IsLASp RrrusLIcas.
REPUBLlCAN--No. w.


EELLOw.CITIZENS. with much diaicui-
Il ~ have we gaioed our prefent fanding,
and 9th much vigilance fhould we preferve il.
The hifoyy OF former times, and Of former re-
poblics, hold mirror before us as " folemn
warning Of the danger Of fufferiry fuccsis to
iull us ints tecuiity. that may entail sriAocra-
cy apd wrerchcdaeh on ourielves and our pof-
scrity. Knowing that we have msjoriry who
have and Aill viii give their fcHfsges for men
Who will not abote the confidence Of rhe people
we fhould not relax our exertions but cur
vigilance ihould be equal to the vigilance Of the
minority.
From the great variety Of methods here
sofore prafaifed, il can hardly be poiliblc to de-.
sesmine With preci6on. whether an attack wilI
come from the North or the South, or whether
they contemplate taking US by furrrize YET
thus mach wc know. that when our enemies lay
in smboh. il is prodest policy to be guarded
on every Gde.--If no unfair means hal hereto
fore been uisd. and fair exprefion Of the pub-
ic voice were at this tire permitted "Repub-
Iicsn" woold NOT conider il Of 70 much ;rnpor-
tauce to eel Air up your minds by way Of re-
msmbfanes !" bot would " hang his harp upon
the wiIloxs," and remain N sbss settlement
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-21

Of snaocucy, We are. by the kind interpcs-
ron of divine providence. brought to order.
fyaeu, and method and now tread the cool
and judicious as web ss the soima,cd and elc-
vatcd path, OF ps,sjotifm. Man, emerging as
Il were from ignorance and tyranny. promiies a
fpccdy progreiIion to that dignihed iiafc OF hap
pincfs, TO which his faculties entiiIc him; while
arts, commerce. mapufattofes, ard every uisful
employ ment. arc encouraged. and the lsborer
literally rewarded.
An admircr Of the principles which stlu-
atcd sIioie worthy patriots IN
N SEVENTY-SIX.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-21
FOR SALE. BY

FOR SALE. BY
JOHN HAZARD, Jun.
ID UNI hy the Hosihesd.
N~MolzHes Ditto.
Holland Gin By the Pipe.
Bsrcelcna Brandy Ditto.
Coffee BY the Bag.
Nessfsys, -fsg.a 6, rscz.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-02

longing to New York, TO Gail ia, CIV
days; aad the fchr. Telemachus, Fiher]
OF and for Philadelphia. TO fail in S dsy.'
tchr. Hector, for New York, failed !,
days before the Two Brothers. In la,'
80, 50, long. n, 80, fpoke fchr. from
Baraa Toes to Bottom, out II days. CA
Cape Henry, fpoke f:hr. from PniIadrl
phla to Charleton, cut 8 days. Flour n
Antigua 9 dollars, pork 70, and beef Is
Schr. Polly, Rowland, from North G,
rolina. GA, the Cape, of D :laware, fook.
fchr. Robert from Jamaica to New Lon
don, out s. days, with the head of his
forems& gone.
Danith fchooner Maria, Rotc!Ia, ii
days from s.. Augnltine. Cap,a:a R
informs, taat the Spauiards, and indians
have e;,!ed their late differences. Yell
te5dsy paaed Gieat and Little Egg R4r.
bour; between them faw brig Ashore onI
the beach with her m4inmatt gone, b,.l
law no perlcn on board.
Sloop Charlotte, D'Auges, 2, day,
froa, Anguild. Two days Gnce, f,ok.I
an Ensliih hoop from Antigua bouad to
New York, in diRrefs, having fprung her
matt and loft fome rigging.
Brig Roxana, Brown, 10 days from
BoniyiAa,. Left Brig Amphion, Story,
OF Portland, bound TO the WeG Indies ]
chip Rover, Gold of Bottom. Oaober
4 fpoke (chocncr Hope, rs days from Sa.
l:m to Denarara. October z3, lat. ~
IS, fpoke brig Yarico, Seabury, 46 day.,
from Amarrdam to Norfolk.
.4triOed at Quarantine.
Schooner Determined Rover, Mather,
Z day from Cape Francois. Left there
90 the 9Th Ocfober, fhip Atlantic, Doty,
to fail in Z or 3 days for this Fort brig
Five Si}ers, for do and a number ofothers,
names not recolle6ed. Spoke ten days
ago, fchooner Aurora, bound from this
port TO Charletton.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-02
{ BOSTON, Oaober II.

Arrived, hip Venus, Goodrich, (of
NewburyFart) 50 days from Liverpool.
Spoke nothing of confequence, bu: what
has arrived.
Ship Jofeph & Phebe, Perkins, (of CAT.
tine) A days from Liverpool. Sailed in
co. Chip Jofeph, Jamifon, for Portland,
the brig Minerva, for Bottom, ard fchr.
Mal.nda, Kent, for Penobfcott, failed 4
dsys before. Spoke, in lat AZ, 80, long.
81, 80, brig Franklin, II days from
New York, for Cork.
Sehr's Venus, Perry, 9 days; and
Two Brothers, Crofby, s days from
Windlor; hoop Dove, Collins, ST..
Johns 7 days.
B,i; Nautilus, Boyd, 80 days from
Op'rto. The Chip Fair American, Sim
lins,on, failed the day before for Phlla-
delphia. Left brig Antelope, Clarke /;
All fchooaer William & Mary, Dunnlore,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-02
PHILADELPHIA Oaobsr. 20.

Cleared, brig Eliza Ann, B;ifIon, New
York fchr. Sally, Church, ChaIIe.tOO
Ann, Walker, 81. Andrews.
Schr. Adventure, John Butter"onh,
fron Halifax, lat. AZ, 48, long, IS, 40,
fpoke brig Bet(ey, George Evans matter,
3 days olt of Bottom, bound to the Bay
Of Bifcay, all well. Lat. 50, IS, long.
66, 80, fpoke brig, IS days oct Of Nor-
folk, Virginia, bound TO Limerick, ia
Ireland Eat BY reafon of fcknefs, hav.
ing only two men and boy fit for duty,
was under the neceiiity Of bearing up tor
New Bedford. Capt. and brig unknown,
tAppolad to belong to New Bedford.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-02
NEW. YORK, OF. 20.

o.. HT,L cS, Coo, E..rco:. 80
osP'' Ni''',s'' iioN' L'50- ci .S",o,'' 49,
lofhS' 'hat ehe 'eDsf h'u 'uo''aSu Al d
lin'ii degree al nc ISPs; 'nh' r,r negroes
were gaming q il'lle Upon 'I'o l'sn.n a.
my ) 'na' ','''e'y Gay P1'i[n ei''ou'
iome o. Inc Plantations oe'ns lel NE 10
'nal 'le allena 8 q guns eouia oeu'nlne'-
y nearo az 'ne ospc every Gay between
las ffenca ana ne5.oes' anG ,'A' ~ rem
ioreemshtS aaa 'a'ely alslvea rom riahee'
out large fofee was hooiiy expected;
Po'K, peer and hour were IN oeusna' ana
bore good price; Hour from 9 70 10 COL
lars per barrel PORK from 20 10 81 peer
~ LUMBER 10 doiiafs Per 1000 iecs.
intelligence Feachea Cape FRANCOIS On
the 5th OF otsober' that ferrous oiitur-
b'nces had brake out at )sremte; that
ieven plantations were already deitroyed
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-02
TwentyDollars Reward.

Il AN AWAX from the Farm of the
IAsubfcriber, \ Frederick County,
near Bsry's Felry,en Monday, the 18th
a G1all black telow nancd MICH.
He Is about FIVE feet lie or lxnches HON,
has very fhort fee; lis front seth ffsnd
uneven and point os !; he has lare, ANGLES,
and freih lear on he iniis of one of his
legs juit above the ancle. he had onu,ben
he went away, an old btowngoat, Rip.
ed fix wsiltcoaf, pair Of bldAcloth pau
falcons, edged with red, loagrownea
hat, with a narrow rim. Whoevesodoes
toe above defcribed Slave in any jai . g
that l get him again, fhall receive l,n
Dollars, or Twenty Dollars on delivering
him to me, in Frederick county.
THOMAS MASSIE.
on. 20. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-02
BALTIMORE, Oaober 80.

Arrived this morning, the fhiP lo'-
don Packet, captain Clark from Havre"
de Grace. October IS, in lat. 80, long
SO, 50, fpolle the flhooner Three Brothers
captain --, from New York, 4 days
OUT. 18th, (po!he the brig En'erPr'z''
captain Fenner, days from Baltimo'e'
bound to New York. Next day tPoke
the Fame, two days from Gaze i4e"Y
bound to Live,pooi.
On Saturday, tae a3i infant, eat CT
Cape Henry, ID leagues, YVES ipohe'
chooner Richard and Martha, OF Cteita''
from New Yorl bound to Baltimore
wind wet fouth wet, fo.enalt GoAc' am
deck ripped Up, main Aeq g'ne' n, Ne
fame evening the wind came F'uod %
north calt, and blew very heavy.
Arrived, fhip Pamela, captain DfltS'I'
IS days from the EIayanoah.
Oao5er I9, in lat. IS, IS, iPo&' 'l5
brig Happy Coap.e, from Savannah Ooa"u
to New York.
Arrived (n!p Harmony, captain bo''''
IS days from iiavanna.
C:sober 81.
Arrived the Bremen brig, Sea H'Fe'
captain Maadel, II days o B.,nn n -.
Ship CAnaia, captain Watkins A (
from Brifol. Left there mp HUE
New-Y orI, name u.iknown. Spoke No.
thing. ,,,
ship Danna, captain Adams, 81 DAYS
from tIavre de Grace. Sept. IS, Iar 4"
SO, long. 40, IS, fpoke hip oa liy' ',S9 ~
Ger, OF Bottom, from Liverpool, O0u"1 ~
CharleGon, out IL days. Otobef o. D. ;c l9',
IS, 20, long. u, Poke fchooneF N'i, ~
San, Simply, from New YORK, bonn 4, x
Ant qua, out 3 days. nth. las. 3d. 80
long. r.. IS, fpoke aoop Mary o .a,;'
4 days from Philadelphia, BOND 70 1A'
qua.
Mr.. pesle's Sons, On their Tour '" ~
Europe 10 exhibit the Skclston 81 ~"
Mammouth, we hear are aFrived7'n .. mi
don. and have received the polite 'fs.a ',.
On Of fcyeral Of III. learned and 'aSS"''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-02

for New York; brig Robert, Dunkir,
of baltimore. Spoke in lat. 43, long.
s6, brig Mary, 5 days from Salem
Markets very low, corn I dell. fifth 5,
-four s, and very dull fale.
Arrived, brig George Wilmington,
Keefe, Gibraltar So days. Lett brig
Exchange, Orne tchr. Roebuck, Daw-
lon, OF New York, to fail loon: Court
ney, Fryer, of Norfolk to fail the nrss
day for the lie Of May. Sailed IN co.
fhip Phenix for Baltimore; (chr. =,
Davis, ofCape Ann, for Nantz.
Ship Eliza, has been libelled 1t Portf-
nshth Ter breach of the revenue laws.
Al Quarantine, thr. Abigail, Dennis
% days from Barcelona, and 50 frpa
Gibraltar; ftht. Polly, Hart, MartI-
n:q,e, IS days; brig G sod Intent, Gasse,
ST. Kits, IS; iioop William, Lewis,
St. Vincents, II; G. Wilmington,
Gibraltar, As; fchr. FfIcnd01ip, KGer,
Barbados. Il; ihiP Iancrlane, FATnes,
Gibraltar, IS.
Cap. Hart left at Port Royal, Sept.
l8. brig Betfey Of NewburyPorf, 10 fail
in days; fchr. Mercury OF Kenneseck
jua arrived /; Union Of Salem nor to!d.
At Trinity, brig William, Rutherford,
to Oil in 80 days, brig JJefarion, Adams,
not permitted 70 ettef, the port being
that 5ainf fcrei ,ners. Spoke Sept. IS,
isf. IS long. 81 50; fhlp from Francs
for Cape Francois VI h troop. OK. +
lat. Il, long. S., DIP John Of New Bid
ford, from New York for Cape francois,
20 days. Lat. II, long 6o, brig Dana,
Q days from Por,imouih itr &maica.
o.. 6, Lar. 40, long. 70, fhip Rafel.
Lynch, Of New York from Virginia ter
Dab!in, fprung leak, ana obliged to
put back.
Brig Good Intent lief, at St. Kits,
Sept. IS, fchr. Diana, Curtis, condemn
ed Dolphin Of Middleton, to fail in o
days; brig Pacific, Hofing, Of Bottom
bound to leeward; brig Alliance, Smith
Of Kennabunk, do. Spoke. Oct. 10,
lat. 81, long. u, brig Bee, Noodnan
II Gays from Newburypott fot Martl-
niqoe.
Capt. Stone left Bafeterre, Sept. rs.
On the II, brig Jeferfon, Adams, of
Newburyport, refufed Permifion to fell
except to government, for bills which he
would NOT agree to, and therefore failed
for ST. Barts. On the 23d arrived brig
Reliance, Smith OF Kcnnebeck, and failed
again to leeward. On 25sh, arrived brig
-, Hating, Of Bolton, and failed
again TO leeward. On the a6,h arrived
fchT. Harriet, lIutcllins, Of Bottom; Far
mer, Emery, Go. both failed again to
Ieeward tor market. Left brig Mary,
Stinfon, Of Brunswick, TO fail in + days
for Bath; noop Lilly, Henry, OF Briaol,
to fail in 5 Or days.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-02
on. 20.
TO BE SOLD,
On Wsane/day, The rotb day Of N00embe,
next, or the PremJSs,
Ninety Acres Of Land.

Belonging to the eltate Of Roger Wet,
deceafed, On a credit until the 1T day Of
March, 1903, the purchaGtr giving bond,
with approved fecurity, which, when paid
good and iufhcient deeds fhail be made
This Land is ABOUT three miles from
Town, and begins at the road going to
Mount Vernon; and forms anoblong fqaare
adjoining the lands of William Hepburn
and the late Lord Fairfax, plat Of which
will be produced.
RICHARD CONWAY, Exeeuto,.
Ofor 7. 4
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ADVERTISEMENT.

By v,rtue Of a Deed Of IYyf from
o4vea Re6erts to the Sa6leriber, 4oM be
erbgfrd to SsLf, far ready m0aey, on fbs
PremjSs, an Weduefaay The I7n6 day
Of November, if far, .. nat, tbe0 t6e
asxt far day,
MNE hall OF that LOT of GROUND in
w the city of Warrington, lying in iquare
No $50, and deiignated in that iquare by tbs
NoSIo; the -nloiety intended to be fold fronts
uponthe open ars on the Peunfyl ania Avenue,
and jans, ppon the lot No. II in ,hit fquare, has
a from, Of "a feet inches and an half, aa1
90 fcet5 iachss deep; upon it is erected frame
Dwelling Hode.
JAMES KEITH, Trultee.
October IA. dts
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boiling, a number of.various and difsren.
dimes at the fame time, it will anfwer TO
warm or heat any room or apartment pro-
pofsd by conveying the aeam out Of the
boiler ,hrougha tinpipe into tin receiver
Of adequate fze, BY which means alto,
and upon the fame principle, a hot bath
may be prepared in lhort time. Before
my removal from New York to Alexan
dria / have fully tcaed by actual expert
ments the leberal ufes herein mentioned,
BY Kitchen Stove and Boiler. | have
eleefe1, and am happy to find by the re-
,ful, that every Object thereby intended
will be obtained, and that not only the
wealthy, but ALTO the poor, from the great
laviug of fuel, will be greatly benefited.
N. BOLREAU.
WILLIAM THORNTON, I Wit
CHRISTOPHER S. THOM. neiles.
On new trial made the 9Th inf. in
prefence OF feyeral perions OF this town,
thirteen gallons Of brine, egg proof, pro-
duced nine gallons of drinkable water,
while my dinner was cooking. By means
Of worm OF one inch bore have diail-
led at the rate of a gallon ard half an
hour. which ! am ready to prove on board
any veael, the owner Of which permitting
me to erect my caboale, or kitchen at my
ou,, evrAnCa and which IS thouobt con
venient, tie owner Of fueh vchel may
have it at hra cch, which compute
will be from 40 to $50 dollars.
Having obtained a patent tor
fourteen years, any perion infringing my
r ght may be certain OF being proiecuted -
halt the damages recovered will be paid to
the informer, with certainty Of having
his name kept fecres.
NICHOLAS BOUREAU.
Alexandria, September 10.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-11

Coleman lhould, all al once, have two
hundred pounds year for an Office, which
he had been very glad to accept of at an
555andrea End taveaty fUe; and which one
of the,clerks in the land Office, jua below
the council, would fill with great promp.
titude, Cor an kanaysd pounds. It is I'M
poGble to give reafon for iuch things.
When we fee that the council are FILTERED
to proceed in their own way with nothing
but mere nominal exaninatic;l of their
expenditures, does any body wonder that
the treafury Of the commonwealth is emp.
ty, and that money is very farce? Clark
has two thouGand dollars per snnum, as
architect. IF John Gue.rant had to pay
this fun out OF his own pocket, he would
contriveto make fixhundrld leive The turn;
and lnGead of an hundred pounds to the
clerk If the 4var department., he would have
that work done for thirty
Jones got twelve hundred and fifty dol
lars fer his pamphlet, mentioned IN our
laR, By the following jusgle. When an
editor publithes five hundred OR thouland
copies of a book, or pSmphl-t, the iale is
uncertain, and hence, he mutt make
large allowance, for rik, and for the ex-
pence Of b,istiag, which is great, WHEN
compared with that CT paper, for 10
fmall an edition. But when FIVE thouiand
copies, are to be paid for, as loon as they
are sv0,ked Of, this makes all the odds II
the world. Jones charged the jul rial
price for every one Of t!.ele FIVE thoniand
pamphlets. Of courle egot an immenie
fam more than he houll have got. Vide
laa weeks paper. Ir.is in this way that
the public is robbed, thar taxes are multi
piled, and that drafts upon the treatury
are often fold, for ready cain, at conf
dcrab!e difcount. Explanations like this.
account for tie fcusrility of the Examiner.
Jones is one Of the pillagers OF the trea(u-
ry' and the whole poae would rejoice In
hearing that this office was reduced to
aihes. Do you not fee, fellow citizens!
how wTetchediy your buGnefs has been
done
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the Secretary, would fubm!, the oea;o,
the proper authority for deciGon, wb;. 10
was done, and the opinion Jsmg IN ua;e c'l
Nth bis, MIR. Ga llatin's, the none, S" ya
afterwards paid into the treafurv, ana ~. "a
opinon was held as correct. By the law,
Of Congrefs, the clerks Of the rel0et,;vs
courts of the United States are directed r.
forward to tie treafury Department, i'm,
rnedlately after the riGng of each court
lift Of fines impoied that term and il !,
the practice of the trea(ury Department.
to debit the Martial of the dilria with
TIL account, and he is credited as he
pays or makes the inlolvency of the cal
prit appear, which I have no doubt va,
done in Callender's cafe.
Now for uniformity Of decifion in this
Sreat law officer Of government Ga ii.
10th Of April, 1901, it was his opinion
that before fine is paid INFO the ucs.
fury, pardon RENTS and reaores i. t,
the party, although the money wasln the
hands ofan agent Of government; and be.
tween the f Of October & the ,ls of De.
cember, in the fame year, ii was bis Cpl.
Mon that tie money in the hands Of an
agent of the government, was coniidctc1
as payment into the Trea(ury ana if
Dunn and CO. could .fsAf The Trealar,
backs, pledge n,ylelfhe finds David NJ.
Randolph charged with thefe 200 dollars,
and credited by the remifion, and that,
has been wrongfulIy taken, from leGen;ns
the burden of
A MOUTH OF LABOUR,