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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
WHEATON'S new dilcovered PATENT
Itch Ointment

A SAFE, convenient and effcacious remedy for
"A that mon difageeabe and tormenting dilorder
called the TCH has been always greatly needed but
no one, It is preiumed. has before been dlcovered,
which viii effect the cure, hout having in it either
BrImlone or Mercury both Of which are dfagreeable
and DANCE ous. The brimllone is generally applied
with mixture of hogs lard fat and for few
eral days, dried in by the fire, either Of which
poles the patient ts the mot imminent danger Of TAX
ing cold, by opening the pores of the body and at
the fame time mpregnating the blood with poilonous
quality, and weakening and Cebisting the whole con
ftiuton. The ule Of nercurial ointsent extremely
dangerous and often fatal to the health.
But from the effects Of long experience aud much
inquiry, am happy at length have in my power
10 iurnith the public with medicine which will As
certainly cure he Irch applied; which is eafy
and lafe for any age habit contribution, and attend.
ed with no dagreesbe conequehces Of any kind eth
e. ct 'he time OF ung IL any time after as can
be proved BY near iho=fand people Of different ages
CONT tutons and ates of health, who have ued this
ointment and been cured by it, l. WHEATON,
O. The a5,Vs Madiaiae II ;;4F rsssivsl far Eale,
q f6s Boakg1re Of .3ENKS Il CLARK.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
Valuable Lazu Books.
THIS DAY RECEIVED,
and for faIe at the bookaore of
JenkS & Clark,
AZ. 8. Tonet' Rt

No. 8, f0nes' RO70,
"A New Edition Of the MASSACHUSETTS,
IA JUoTICE-S,iee fqVo 4oAar5-B-ing coIicc-
ton of the Laws Of the Commonwealth Of MafTa-
cnuietts relative 70 the power and duty of Juficcs
OF the Peace alphabetically arranged 10 two
Parts.-Part 7. The power and duty of Jufices Of
the Court OF General SetIions OF tbe Peace.-Pait
II. The power and duty Of Julices of the Peace ia
their separate capacity-To which are added, IN
der the proper beads, variety Of Forms, grounded
On faid Laws. The whole intended for the ME Of
thofe who pracie 10 the Office of JnRice, to aifit
them 10 the various duties thereto belonging. The
Second Edition, much improved and erarged--
embracing all the Laws HP to the preirnt time,
with Extraeis from funiry Lawe Of the United
States which may require foms duty to b perform.
Cd by Jutices os the Peace.-By SAMUEL FREE&
MAN, Efq Compiler cftbe Tot0a offer, TX. 5e.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
PORT OF PORTLAND.

PORT OF PORTLAND.
81 No arrivals At this port Gnce the Ian Gazette
A ietter from a correspondent at Eaaport,: dated
Feb. S, mentions that four or five veels had recently
gone alhore on the COAT near that place, and gone to
peices Names unknowa.
Arrived at Bottom Feb y, fchr. Olive, Baker, Pert
Royal, % days. Left there, Capts. Tate, for Port
land, N 10 days; Cole for Marblehcad in 6 Blunt
for NewburyPort.-- AzgyEet55 bad.
TELEcRAPHE NEws.-Fsb. II. The Morning Star
from Philadelphia, for Salem vefc for Marble
head another for NewburyPort; and another for
PepPere reborough, Of which is from Europe ,c-ar-
rived hi day at the Vineyard
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
Laws ef the United States.

Lately pWbfhed, 10 vols. octave, price Io
Dolls. The Laws of the United States Of America,
from the efabihnent ofthe Federal Gsver nment
to the end Of the S ztb Congrefs, which termna4
ted with the Proficiency of MIR. ADAMS. With the
Contribution, Amendments, Treaties, &c. in their
proper Places.-GrThe fifth vol. may be bad fePas
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01

..l a F1aacc accounts Of which A.
p..;. papers for tsveral days fceelive
~ 90 tbe Plenipotengiary from the Uni.
~. ~ arrived, half dozen types only
r.d % fay, +" Mr.. Livingaon, was y1f
ss .r.ated to the Premier Conful 20 In
s'N r. oerfon was il danger of being fho,
NJ ~ who looked like 4 Ns5Lemaa till
F''Df f,sedom was faid TO be the order Of the
~" ,SoI. a Britiih Lord is almof wor-
v \ the fame country
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01

ERRArA.-Ta the la1 Gazette 81 paragraph, n col.
III page, 18th iue for iaragues giyigz.rJ.ln at
page 4 col dele laG lin bur one
gT IN par, ofrhs day > imprefion the date at the
head Of ,he Gazette IS Feb ~, inle4l OF March
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01

Jun publ,hed, in large Royal Ottavo Volume
price Dolls. The Hifory of Land T:ies II Maj,
iachustts.-By JAMES SULLIVAN, /. /. D. Att0r-
ney General Of TIE Common7Ueaifb
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
39orttano,
M0NDAr, MARCH +, 1902.


The late uncommon f4u Of fnow has prevented the
arrival Of the two z.t mails from the iouhward asd
Two rom the eaaward. No o,her apology i prelumed
neee5T4ry for want Of Ntzg5 this day.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
Efpinafes Trials at Niff Prius.

Jnf Pubhihed, 10 two large vols. price DsIs.
Diget Of the Law of Actions aud Trials at NiG
Prius. Second American, from the third and IaR
London Edition, corre1ed, with csniderable ad-
ditions from printed and manufcrpt cafes.-By
ISAAC EsPINAssE, ofGray's Inn, Bsrriher atLaw.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01

ADo, Atey put j5ed, fbe JoAorpiag sfsfR B0ak giz.
The Probate Auxiliary, or a Direc>
tor and Afifant TO Probate Courts, Executors,
Adminif, ators and Guardians, with Forms FOR toe
ufe Of Probate Courts, &c. Price 63 cfs
The Town Officer, or the Power
and Duty Of Ssleamen and all other Town and
Pariih Officers, with Forms for their u(c, and
method for keeping Town Accounts. Price DOL.
The Clerks Magazine, or valua-
bic AGifant to every Containing the moR
uleful and neceilary forms OF Writings, which COM
monty occur betwe u man and man, iuch as Acqut-
tances, Agreements, AIgnments, Bills, Bonds Con-
veyances Deeds, Grants, Indenures, Leales, Lettcrs
of Attorney, Mortgages, Notes, Petitions, ReIesles,
Wills, and AT other nraments. The whole Of which
calculated for the ule Of the citizens Of the United
States, aud conformable TO Law.--This Book ou2ht
be in every family, i viii preventive neceitg
Of employing Lawyers, &c. to draft common Inllru-
ments' (P'fse DoLerJ
BlaC Stones Commentaries, IN z
Vols. with the large and valuable Notes Of Ea7vqrS
CByfaig, Efq Protector o the Laws Of Euslahd iR The
Univerfty Or Cambridge. P'ifs lahi.
Chrifain'S Notes TO Backbone
which will arfwer for any Edition That valuable
work may te had il ieparate Volume.
Priss Doll. as CnpI.
Portland, FL. n
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION,

TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
On TUESDA1. the 10Th day Of Mzycb.
next, ntIo o'Cloek, 4. M On f5s fSemjJs5.
THAT VALUABLE ESTATE. belone;np -
u the fubfcriner, at Broad Ccve, NorfB Yar-
month, 10 lots of different dstcrptons il order ID
iult thoir who may want fm, Farms, Or fnch as
carry on trade, navigation, and 6fhery, no may
VIII to have JoA9s Land, and that near the fat
water.
The hrit lot will Re the Dwelling Houfe, Orch
ard, Garden, aGd Out Toufcs, with twenty acres
OF Land, including Building Yard, near the town
landing where wharf will Be buiIl The enfuinp
hummer, the timber being already brought 70 the
fpot
For further particulars, inquire Of ihe owner
on the Premifcs--or OF MI. EDWARD OXNARD,
Audioneer at Portland at each Of which places
plan may be fren, and the terms of payment
known, which will be liberal
Feb. IL. WILLIAM MARTIN.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01


oT'HE SuDicrIOer hereoy gives notice to all con-
Il cerned, that having been duly appointed Ex-
ecutor of the Ialt will and tetament Of SETH
STAPLES Of Turner, in the county of Cumber-
land, Ycoman, decealed has taken upon himfelf
that truft and given bond AS the law directs; be
therefore requcts all perfons who are indebted o
iaid deceafed's etate,to make immediate payment;
and thofe who have any demands thereon % exhi-
bit'the came % JOSIAH STAPLES, Executor.
N. B. He will attend to the fettling accounts
the firG and third Tuefdsys ofthe three following
months, at the houle ofthe deceated
(3m.) Turner, J4anary as, 1904.
THE Efate Of EBENEZER COVE, late Of
i Bdgsro1be, ia the county Of Lincoln, Mariner,
deceaed, being rePreented infolvent, and the fnb-
fcribers appointed Commhioners q receive and
examine all claims Of the fevt al Creditors to laid
Efate-hereby give uolice, that they ihaIl attend
for that purpoie n the late Dwelling -houfe Of the
aforefaij Ebenezer Cove, If faid Edgecombe, on
the hrf Tuefday of she fix following months, from
swu TO lix O'Clock in the afternoon.
MOSES DAVIS,
WILLIAM PATTERSON, ~OO'''a''''S'''
Edgsrombs. ian. Io 8ol
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
Tie Art 0tF Reading,

A new and valuahe School Book, Nv D44E StaaJ.yE.
for fslc by lENKS & CL.lRK, PER 3y1 " 5ng.s
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
Fifty Dollars Reward.

- a.
~ bright bay MARE. The thief IS a large man
dark complexion, with fhort black hair, by the name
OF MOSES BAR TLEFr.-Whoeve will take up faid
thief, and give information the Gnbier bers iha
receive the above reward.-Sad thief went from this
town on The night Of The 7th int
N'ysDN5, Psrar'nf, JACOB HOW,
Fb g. 1902. GERSHOM BARTLETT.
Printer, in the u s. who have the good Of
Society at heart. win Peafe nfert the above, that
noted villain may be brought to iuGice AsyeJ 7.
AT COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS OF THF
PEACE, BEGUN AND HOLDEN AT MAcHIAs.
WITHIN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHING
TON, on THE THIRD TUESDAY IN AUGUST LAST,
AND coNrtNUEB BY ADJOURNMENT TO THE
rHiHD TUESDAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1901.
THE petition Of DANIEL P. UPTON, aad others.
humbly ihcw, that HI gh Way or common
Road is very much wanted, leading from EaHport hro
townihlps Number Nine and Number Twelve to Ma
chiasthat fad high way would Be Of very great public
utility, and would greatly accommodate the citizens Of
laid county.
We therefore pray your honors to grant an order Of
notice 70 The propretors of lad townllps ia manner
precribed BY Law, TO thew caufe, if any they have
why Committee hould not be appointed to open
and make laid road-And your petitioners az in ddy
bound III ever pray.
Daniel p Upton, Stephen c Johnfon,
John Burgin Jofiah Harris,
Lewis F. Dcefdernier, Marihall Thaxter
Oliver Shead, acOb Pennman,
jonathan LezvitI, Simeon Fofter,
Samuel Ellis, Ebenezer lnglee.
ON the petition Of Daniel p. Upton and thirteen
othcrsOrdered, that the petitioners cauie the lub
hanee Of their petition and this order thereon be
publ Gled the Negv- England Palladium printed by
Young Minns, and lenks' Portland Gazsite; three
weeks fuccelvely. the aa publication Be thirty
days az lca before the fitting Of fad Court Of General
Sefiions Of the Peace, which VIII be holden Maohas
the iecOnd TusGday of May next as by adjournment
from the third TueGday in Oaober, a. D. T8oI-To
the end any perlon perfons intereited therein May
then and there appear and thew caufe, if any they
have why the prayer of faid petition lhould be
granted. Attef, RALPH II. BOWLES, CLERK,
a true copy Of Record-AtteR,
RALPH n. BOWLES, CLERK.
4 7HE copartnerihip of SMITH & LITTLE, by
l. mutual agreement is this day dilIolved -
All perfons who are indebted, or who have de-
mands on iaid firm, are requeaed TO call on TbO~-
aJ Smith, at their late place of bulinefs, for fet-
tlement. THOMAS SMITH,
TIMOTHY LITTLE.
Wrndban7, Feb a.. 1907.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
STR RAYED.

IRON the fubfcriber, in December lan, dark red
IL Mare COLT, two years old, black main and tail,
fmal white lpot OH the forehead, fome white on one
Of her hind feet, round the foot-lock.f any perion
has taken up faid Coli, will give information 70 that
the owner may get her again. a Be rewarded for their
trouble. SAMUEL MASON.
North Tayp77ptb FEB. g.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01

4 1.1oxiug Gritfures on the Ksrre5se Allygi pub
ra.a d cur FIJI page, arc copied fom the Ce"'irI
!. ]. ,,e Of importance inafmuch as they develope
- che ssiyiofis moiigss which govern certain am.
-. nsrcenary, and revengeful characters, lately
oower, by means which have can lalting
IN on our national charaaer.]
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
~ N0TIcE rs KEREBT GTEEM

~ NOTICE rs HEREBT GTEEN,
HAT puriuant 10 an order in writing 70 me, bv
The Judge Of the DiRria Court of Maine, The
DISTRICT COURT, which was to have been held at
P'7onaboroegb on the FirR Tueiday Of 1are5 next Is
now adjourned to the Second Tuefaday Of the fame
month Of harch-then 20 be held al fAd Povnaioo-
rough OF which all psrfons nerefed to take no
tiee, and govern themfelves accordingly.
ISAAC PARKER, M1ry5afsf hz1izs.
Portland, Stb Feb l8oa.
Or THE C0DTNTTTEE,
A POINTED 70 receive the claims of the fufferers
"A in Portland and its vicinity, hy Fyea S6siiafoqs,
hereby give notice, that they lhal cofe their bulels
on Saturday next and ranlmit their llatement to the
Committee a, Bottom, by the Mail that will 20 the
Monday morning following -Therelore all thnie WHO
have not yet handed in their claims, are reqaeaed to
exhibit them agreeaby to our former advertisement,
on or before Friday next,
DANIEL TUCKER,
HUGH M'LELLAN,
THOMAS WEBS TER
n
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01

O. The ab'ps Msdieiae II ji.F received far JaLe,
y t5s Boakg3rt Of .3ENKS u CLARK.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08
BOSTON, Oa. 20.

Arrived in the outer harbor, flip S~ans9-
ion, London "a days from land
brig Ranger, Nickels, Sicily, Sc days.
Capt. Niekels, Aug. IS, off Malaga, tell
in with Swedifh convoy of SO fail, one
frigate and ieveial armed fhips. The
Commodore politely tent his boat on board,
and offered projections through the Gut
accepted the offer. Two Americans were
in the Aeer, VIZ. brig lndufry, Wilton Ct
Charlefon, bound into Gibralter for pro-
vidons and the Sally, Barry, from ALI
cant for Philadelphia. Aug. II, Gibral-
ter bearing w. or IL leagues, faw rs
fail of Americans bound up the Mediserra-
neanipoke, Oa. IS, lat. ~, IS, long. IS,
chip Hsmpden from Botonto Amiterdam.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08

before the General in Chief.
The chief Of battalion, TousARD, is
named commandant Of the National Guard
at the Cape.
After the formation of the National
Guard, and of the review made OF it by
the General in Chief, every individual rot
belonging thereto, & at Whole hou!e there
flall be found arms or ammunition, fhall
iuffer death.
The National Guard fail not furnifh
for the ordinary iervice mere than a hl.
teenth part Of It's force. In extraordinary
cafes it lhall be entirely at the diipofal OF
the Commandant of the place. In fuch
cl9cs the cavalry may be employed Out OF
the city. The infantry can in no cafe
b. employed but within the ely or It's pre-
cintts.
This arrette is common to al the towns
and parilhes wherever The general OF d.
viGonS commandments fall judge il cxpo-
dient TO apply the fame.
Atthe Cape and at Port. au Prince on
ly, the commandanls, adjutant- majors, &
adjutants of the National Guard ihall have
right to receive pay or ra,ions. Inc
General in Chief will grant honorable re.
wards 10 the citizens OF the National
Guard who ihall have dlHidguilled them
.elveS by good fefvices or brilliant atti-
onS.
The national guard being armed for TIE
defence of property, they caono9 be dli-
placed from The territory OF their com
munes. In cafe of inyailon by tie enemy
they lhall unite with the neareit armed
force. When tranquility prevails, they
mail only be fabjected TO the isrgice Of
INFECTION.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08
PROCLAMATION.

The CAPTAIN Geueral of GaadaAalbe and
ITS drpenafxeirs, to The army of GHada-
lexpe and to tbe inhabitants ct tie
e0loay.
Death has jua matched from Us General
Richpanfe; be who had preierved the colony
of Gusdalonpe from the rebels, and added
new lauiels TO thoie which he had gathered
on the field OF Hoehenlinden. The brave
men whom he Lad commanded, & whom he
had uniformly led TO victory, regret IN him
friend, who had ever given them an exam
pie of ever military virtue while the inha-
bitants of this colony, who have 20 long iut
tered under the fyRem of ufurpatlon, will
weep for him who would have reRoged them
to happiness and PROPERTY.
Recalled by the Firf Coniul TO the ia.
ties of Captain General Of GualalouPe, |
was more than {atisfed with the reparation
made to the legitimate authority and /
was about religning my authority into
the hands of General Richepanfe, when
UCdiu uCilAfCu I'd Va AiI''
In this painful ftuation, ard confulting
Only my duties, have determined to re-
tain the authority conhded to ne by the
FirA Conful. With the all of the army
| feel certain of fulfilling all his inten-
tons, and Of preierving the reace of the
colony, which is no longer il fate of
hege.
Citizen Lefcallier will perform all the
duties of Colonial Prete6, contormabIy to
the decree of the rs Germinal, year g,
and will maintain order IN all parts Of the
administration. Thus, let all the citizens
reG aHured, that the valor of the army
will fecure to than repole and tranquility.
A wife organization will repair the ravag
es of that war to which our {uccefs has
put an end for myfelf, ! fhail be fatis-
fed, if can unite all minds and all hearts,
in cherilhing the principles of the govern
ment delegated to NE. La Crosse.
Dyeo3yls bysuoaured BY GeneraI La Cra@s
at The tomb Of the general il e5'g
RlcHEPANsE, tragNatrd fran Tie off
eial papers Of GnadaA93pf.
GENERALS, CoMMAkDEks, OFFICERS,
AND SOLDIERS,
This dayis to all of US day Of forrow.
He who has conRantly conducted you to
victory, general RIcHEFAHsr-is no
more but his actions, his courage, and
his zeal for the glory of the republic, will
make him live eternally in the keaIt OF
every Ffenchman.
You who have followed him to the field
of honor, and who have partaken his dan
gers, you have feen him at Hoehenlinden
pierce the enemies batallions, uniting the
coolneis of reflection with the impetuohty
Of courage, and by the boldet maneuvres
gain and partake with you one of the mott
brilliant portions of the glory Of that me-
morable day.
Even with deeds like theie he was not
fatis6ed, bat came with you to conquer
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08

Letters received in town yesteFda' ''0N
the American Agent at the HAVANA, o c
firm the account refpeaing the excluD''
privilege granted by the King OF SPAN :, :"
the Count Jaruco, for the inttodai'ion y
10000 barrels Of -four. 1t is fnl'H''
permitted, to be imported from the o ~.
ed States, but under Spanllh colours :,
hou(e Of Hernandez & Co. OF the HaVan'''
are the Counts agents in this bui'"ei'' s"'
had advanced him loan OF 10000 oo''
lars and 100 negroes, in anticipation y
the expected profits. Flour was A., a, -
dollars, and NOT expected to be lowe .,
although there were about $1,000 oA''-''
in port. ,.a from
Some tina, had been introddeea ''0''
Vera Cruz, had cot there II dollars ~ ..'i ,,1
The iupreme Council OF the lAaIo , ~,
recommended the introduction OF L Cn.r
from the United States; but the oo 80. 6
nor and Intehdant had not given t cs,, 10
rial content it was, howesef' ' sa'
expected TO take place in le" cay
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15

after, John, IKE Nebuchadnezzat, was
driven from among men, and fed with
the ipeed Of pot horie
Some OF John Adams's loyal iubje6ts,
fec, have been to prelent him an ad-
drefs on his birth day; bur the language
they ufe is too TAME for the location.
Brit h day addreics, like birth Nay odes,
ihould not creep along like drops of
dew down cabbage leaf, bur roll in a
torrent of poetical metaphor. will
give them a fpecimenfot thenexr year.
Here i1 is.
"When an ans, in travelling over the
Globe, lift up It's foot and pur it again
on the ground, it ihal<es the earth TO
its center: buc when YOU the mighty
Ant of the Eait was born, sc. &c. sc.
and the center JUMPED upon the fur
faCe'
This, gentlemen is the proper ftyle
of addreiS from IvsH bysd ants 20 the mo-
march OF the an1 hill and as | never rake
pay for preaching, praying, politics or
poetry; / make youa Prelent ofir. Some
people talk Of inhpeachiog John Adams,
bur | am fot ioFtef ;heaiures. | would
keep him 70 make fun Of He will rhen
aniwer one Of the ends for which he
was born, and he oughr TO be rhani:fl
that lam arrived to take his part.
voted in earnett to fave the life of one
unfortunate king, and | now vote in jeff
TO fave anoFher. Its my fate 60 be al
ways playing with fools. But 80 return
to federalIin and aPoltacy.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15

as fhips; YOU M hi have brought the tallett
home TO their underitandinsS by COMPANION
between vciiel of 50 or 90 tons, aud fe
venty-tour.
J do not believe that the characters Of theic
able and vigilant miniitcrs could or can re
ce've any lufre Erorn your pen: it is no, FOR
chat Purpoie that have urged their cafes; it
IS to thew the duty which your oath impofed
and the iervice which your confitucnts had a
right TO expect from you. t1is to prove that
YOU have contributed to deceive your coni}i-
tuents by tuppre!ing or withholding fuch I'M
portant truths and that, therefore, you are
totally unworthy OF their future confidence.
IN me, that YOU have fuifered your neigh
bours and conittuents 70 be deceived, which
IS no better than if you had in the broadef
and fulleit fenie, in your own proper pe,ion
and with Your own tongue, or by your own
pen, broken that commandment which flaws
thou ihalt not bcas falfc witneis againt thy
iTeighbor
FEEDER
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15

w r in'e the following piece, at the rim,
OF leaving out many things that are much
oetter worth room, for the fake of ihewino
the ljhtra. iDiris, which aninatcs the Ela9,jo
ner, and the iuprcme contempt in which we
hold ali iuch rational reflections. Our obieFf
IN Prctentlng the memorial to the aiIcrbIv
was to Thew the enormous waite of pphlit,
money, and the propriety OF red sing The fila
ry the public printer. IF the aHcmbly din,ee
from our opinion, they arc the only comrcz
tent Judges; ADD 1t IS our duty 70 iubmit 10
theIr dccifion with refpectful Glcnce. Whar
cannot DC pcaccably amended, mutt be peace
ably endured.
We may farther obierve that two of the
albeit and mott active members Of this, or anv
former aitembly, gave it as their decided
opinion that public money fhould be Cayed as
much as polhbe, and that it was highly i'm
proper to pay four times more for work thar
It was worth. Mr.. Shelley and Mr.. Murf,rd
agreed exactly in this fentiment. Jhsv viii
therefore, coniider it As their duty to promote
a reduction of this irrmenfe inecure. Uhlefs
they do 70, they will not find it eaf to re-
conclle their conititucnts to their conJua.
We respectfully iu5tnlt this matter 70 ths;t
confederation; and wc do this for their ow,
fakes, as well as r. that of the public.
As the fu6)cct IS nov perf-cilg underRood.
rs It has been rung through we.klv pub.,-
cation Of fifty four guire Of payer 20 all no,...s
81 the conpsiF, It ieems uanccciiary, at pref.nt,
70 fay much more about ii. Mr.. Broker
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