Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-20

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Is. The American governments and
citizens are very anxious and watchful to
improve, diyer6fy, and increafe our ma
nufstfures. The flock acknowledge is al.
ready very comfortable, both as derlyedS.
from experience and as learned from En-.
glifh. German and French books, thote
languages being und.rfood in America.
Books upon the iaeful arts and manutac-
lures are much read in America.
IS. All European Improvements and
inventions ars perfectly free 10 be aled by
the manu- tfuressiin AmeEisa, without
any purchale from or damagessto the Eu-
ropean patentees. But all American inyen-
tors are encouraged by patents.
II. All foreigners are capable OF LET
ting up their manufactures and bufneis,
and hiring fhops and hosles on tbeaey q
their arriUal, and entitled then to purchaie
thops,' houies and lots in Pennsylvania,
Kentucky, and other ftates. Allo eapa-
bic Of becoming, in FIVE years, free hold
ers and free citizens ofevery fate and OF
the United States.
IS. Perfect religious liberty to every
church and to the members thereof.
10. A certain aaylum, and rciouree
aanas in ylrrve in Earning and cheap
renting and purrbafag ct lands, IN shole
cafes. wherein the attempts 10 buiaels, un-
der providence, prove fuccelssul.
20. The lawful money of the country
is altogether gold, flver and copper coins.
No man can compel another TO receive
bank notes in payment.
RI. The t0ols ofevery mans trade and
| mandatory are capable ofmtortatiou free
Of duty. Every year produces new facl-
lities and encouragementsto American ma
nufactures, and many exit, which are not
| here particularized.''
| Our luccets and progrefs in manufac-
lures, tmany Of them, il is true, very kn-
ple) has been really great. By mangfae-
lures are meant, all movable articles and
| commodities made by natives or foreigners
| reiiding in America, from the produce OF
| our farms-from the ores, wood, and other
natural productions of the earthfrom
| whale bone, ipermace,i, and other hihery
articles land from imported raw materials.
Il is impoilible to procure certain lntorma-
tion of the quantities andvalues of the ar
ticies made wherefore climates may be
allowed. / will not be peremptorlly al
lerted that the following Ultimate IS exaa;
but il is believed to be juh. To publnih
it, will have the good consequences of pro-
ducing corrections, and it will location
enquiries, reflections & dilcuGons, which,
| if conducted with candor and temper, will
| be very uieful. five deduct Hips, boats,
coopers wares, and zvo,k,ng carriages, the
remaining fun will exceed all the manu-
futures from the Britith European and CO.
! lonial doIainions. Thele home made com.
modities create an immenie American
hare market, for the productions OF TIE
land and 5Gsl5eriss. There is no Teafon 10
doubt, that if we we're to add ali our other
manufactures, land there are numbers O.
mitted THE value could not pofibly bere-
duced below forty millions Of dollars, per
amman. The manufactures have bes but
little forced; bur have generally arifen
like the gradual operations offbe aezv Re-
,bnlsa crsloe, from the neceiEities, occaf-