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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01

IL bring tbs aoI elqsl cf TIE Roman Governors to
aevjs tie S-Hats and people Of eb material t6isgf
as baPpeTsd IN tbeir si9s9i5e brozizcrJ, Pubus
Lentullus, being P,ef4entin The days Of Tiberus
CeiaT, tie Emperor, qVyofe TIE tooqgiHg EpiRLe 10
abe SsHatr eonreTHagesbs derrftio1 Of TIE Pejon 81
JEsUs CHsIRT.1
" Coztript Fafber5,
THERE appeared in thsfe our days, a
Man Of great virtue, Ramed JESUS CHRrsr, who
is yet living among US, and Of the Gent!es is
accepted for prophet Of truth bur bis own
Dnciplss call him the Son Of God. He raifeth
the dead, and cureth all manner Of diieAfes.
A man, of Rature fomewhat tall, and co nelly,
with very reverend countenance, iuch as the
seholders may both love and fear His hair of
the colour Of a flbert fully ripe, plain 20 his
ears, whence downward it is more orient of col.
our, fomewhat curling and waving about his
fhoulders. In the midt of his head is a feam,
or partition Of bis hair, after the manner Of the
Nazsrites; his forehead plain and delicate, his
face without fpot or wrinkles, beau'ifed with a
comely red his nole and mouth exactly form
ed, bis beard thick, the colour Of bis hair, not
of any great length but forked his look limo
cent, his eyes grey, clear, and quick-in re.
proving, terrible-in admonlhing, courteous
In body we'll fhaped. None have ften him
laugh; but many have feen him weeP-a man
for bis angular beauty furPaaing the children
of men,"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01
COMMUNICATED FOR rms GAZETTE.
THE ART OF BOTHERING.


O., egyioa ordey oeyJair, sras gf % Trad aaa
b aJarmer's zvjts, far aSGARLET CARDINAL.
SIR-H you pleafe to frnd one n4yief eaydasi Jet it
be full yard long and let il be full is for large
woman they tell me NAV have z large one, and a
handiome one, for eleven fittings. fhoud not be
wiling to give than twelve; hut if you have any
70 long, either dufeI cloth, If il cheaper houd
Ike 70 have H. for give more than twelve
In llings beg you Sir TO be q good as not to fail
me this cardinal on Wednesday without fail; et BE-
fall yard long beg ellr it viii do. Fail
Nednefday and BY 70 doing you wlll obige
M. WISNS.
P. S. hope you will charge the Iowca price and
If you pleafe, not to fend dulIG enc bal cloth,
full yard long and full, and pleafe fend mir.
fields the water man, who TO the Bee Hive, at
Qeeahithe. Pray don't fend me dufel orc, but
cloth. have atsred.my mind, lhoud ike il duff
fel but cloth LEI It be full yard long and let i he
cloth, and than twelve fhillings at mon, one
of the chespea you have and foil yard long; eud two,
both Of length, and both large ones full yard leng
both OF price they be both for one woman they
nuh be exactly alike for goodness and price. Fai nor
On WedneCday and full yard long LS5of NJ z J47I8oo
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01

BEFORE creating Nature Wild
Tha; atoms into form fhould Jar;
By Naught the boundlels fpace was 6Pd;
On Naught was hung the frf made ltar.
For Naught the Saint will break his word;
Naught by the Atkeif is reverb
At Naught the Coward draws his fword,
And by the Hero NOthings fear'd
Naueht i fcorn'd BY humble mind,
Ard Naught is by the vain pQheiid;
The deaf hears Naught, nor fedsthe blind
Naught gives the troubled confidence ref.
Naught than Wifdom's fclfis wfer.
And Nothing's by the Blockhead known
Nothing's given by the Mifer;
Nothing the ProdigAl will own.
There's Nothing more deform'd than Vice;
And Virtue is Ic7,iv fair;
The Poets Nothing Ia MS purfe;
There's Nothing worth I've Co-conbs care
The Courtier meets with little lois
The Patriots will Nohing gain -
Read, and in me you'll End a crofs,
For you'll have Nothing for your PainS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01
ReD aubertlte mcHt.

DIRECT TAX.

SEVENTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, SECOND DIvI-
SION, IN THE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
PURSUANT to an act Of Corgrefs PafTed the
IL I4th OF July, 1913, entitled, an act 60 lay
add colle6t drtett tax within the United States"
will be fold at public fate at the dwelling houie
OF Benjamin >5Jer, innholder in Standih, on Mon
day the ffth day Of April next, at 70 Of the clock
A. M. 70 much Of the under defcribed eRltes, con
Citing Of dwelling hOues and lands, as will Etsfy
the taxes due thereon, together with COTS aud
charges as the law DIRECTS unlefs laid taxes and
charEes lhouLl Be naiL an fare that LLms.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01

fTbe foAoquing SOLUTION eftbs 0bove, eUas eozs-
auasated for this Gazette.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01

NOTICE is hereby glveo, that the fubfcrber8
IN have been duly appointed Executors Of the
lat Will and teitament OF JOHN STINSON, late
ot Geor8tiozU7 N the county Of Lincoln, Efqure,
deceated; and have undertaken that truR by Civ
lng bOad as the law directs ALI perfons, there
tore, having demaoJa a.anf the effate Of faid de.
Ceated, are deGred 20 exhibit the fame for fttte-
mrn and AT ind bted I'd f4id eltate, are reuueRed
10 make Immediate payment.
DAVID GILMAN, ,
EYENELER DELANO, = Executors,
WILLIAM STINSON,,
Georgetown, ian. 40, 1901
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01


TNIIE E9ate of EBENEZER COVE, late OF
j. Bdgsco715e, 10 the county VI Lincoln, Mariner
d-ceaed, being Represented lnfolyent, and the fub
tlribers appointed COmm.ilioners ~ receive and
examine AL claims Of the fcvera Creditors u faid
Efate-htreby give notice, that-thgy fhall attend
for that Pnrpoe the late Dwelling -houfe IF the
atoreiald Ebenezer Cove, il fad Edsecombe, on
the fit Tusfday Of :he fix following months, from
;wO to fix O'Clock 10 the afternoon.
MOSES DAVIS, ~
WILLIAM PATTERSON IN, 1o"l'N49o"eFJ
Edgec0m5s, jan. ~ 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01
'NERS UNKNOWW Nv BRLDCTON.

Philip Ealran, Collector,
7tb DRri3, "a DivJ5on.
Fryeburg, Jan. as, 1904.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
alex. 1tne Il.
Forty Dollars Rezuard.
Stop the Villain !!

Ran away from the fublcriber in the
month of December lait, likely Negro
man, named BEN, IS years Of age, of a
dark complexion, S feet or 10 inches
high has fmall fear under one Of his
eyes (which not recolletted9 aHo large
one on his breaIt, occayoned By bum
when Child, and has loa two.ot his fore
teeth. His clothing is unknown TO me,
as he has been hired to Mr.. John Hodg-
fkin, of Alexandria, for three years paf as
ferry man, ard believe him to be har-
bored in or about Alexandra or the city
of Wallington, by brother OF his lnam-
ed Helfon) who ALTO fervsd the aid Hodg-
kin as aferry- at the fame time, and
whom the laid Hodgikin has lately enlan-
cipased. The above reward will be paid
10 any perfon who deliversme the above
aelcribed villain in the town of Colchef.
rer, or Tbiry DoAays, if iecured in any
Jail in Maryland or Virginia.
All matters of yeGels and Others are for
bid to harbor or carry off fad fellow at
their peril.
JOHN II. MANLEY.
Colcheaer May 81. eo4w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
SUBSCRIPTIONS lCK
THc Turnpike Road from AI'f@
dYlG 10 L2ltLf Kltf',

QfIG 10 LttEH ANts =,
in Loudoun county, will be IeseE !, u, ~
William Hawthorne for himielt and , loI
THONGS Rickets, in Aiexaalra- n l,'sp
Lacy and Burr PovslIia 5;aIsa 5;, pg1
Hunter and William Riddle IN De' Ky,
Thomas Hammcnd and Matthew f Tn,
in Iefss(on Bulhrod Taylor c and g%
David(on in Frederick !; Samuel e! o -'.So,b.
and william s'ienb:rger in shs %. esn.
munity may be greatly b:ncn', w. hands,
it has only this e2y ccn's ."lo : W. con.
I have undertak en- TO puolIlh ~l'l'. .1sr Al.
fulting the other comniGonersa as ti,G nc nc
all at a diaance. The law IS .. Sl ~ de be
and | doubt not will be ilSNI foo az.
other commiflloners, to any Pi n'IIen =
plying. The law requires lG Ds th.
be paid at the time OF 'q n.i'ars, on t.cA
remaining fem of Ninety : pollh',' IS e.Ilsd
lhare, is to be paid in di' leaor,, tobe
for BY the prsddent and Directors
choGsn by the }ookhoids1sr, cu0RNE.
eH..;I
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
Izcea1ty Dollars Rezpard.
RAN AWAY from the fublcriber, on

RAN AWAY from the iuolcriber, on
the 1T May, PATTY, q likely Negro
.wench, about twenty years OF age; The
has been brought up in the houie, is
good ieamltreis, & very capable: among
a variety OF clothes, the has purple fluff
petticoat, a fine blue Cloth jacket, cord
ed dinity Jacket and coat, plain muffin
gown, handiome worked muffin do. a
plain do. both well made, white camel
hair fhawls with netting, fine white cot
ION fockings, ieveral pair, and pair OF
white ELK do. handfome black hat, neat
sihoes and other cloathing. She went OH
with Negro fellow the property OF Mr..
Philip Fitzhugh he is about "A years OF
age, s. feet high, we'll fet, inclined to
be corpulent, tawney complexion, lively
.eountenance, and lpeaks diainttly, though
quick !; he is an excellent joiner. he
took with him paii Of new brown cafi-
mere pantaloons, round upper jacket OF
the fame cloth, a green broad cloth coat,
with a blue yelyet cellar, handiome
fwanfaown waifcoat, with mettle buttons
a new black hat, new fhoes, fine white
cotton ftockings, green pantaseons, and
other cloathing. The above reward Will
be paid to any perfon who ihall lodge
them in any jail, either in Maryland or
Virginia, and ample computation made
for any other trouble or exPenec.
SARAH THORNTON,
Nav >. co near Alexandria.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
ATTENTION.

.
WANTED to employ imme-
diately, for the benefit of the 61th Re
giment of Virginia Militia, two MI
.SICIANS; one to teach the diaerent
beats of the drum, the other, the mufic
of the fife. Such perfons as are well qua
lifted for the above tuition, and will en-
gage to inaru6t the learners which will
conGf of Gxteen boys for each branch,
fhall receive liberal compensation from
fhe fubfcriber, whois authorized by law
TO employ tutors; and By TIE Gonit of
Enquiry, to pay them for their ieryices
when performed.
CHARLES. LITTLE.
April :. Fairfax County, zawtf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
p RO S Al S,

Ja6mittea 70 The ronJfaerat;oa
If sbs 1aiz<ns Of tbe Dyqna If Colum-
5ia, and the pubic generally, t0r pa6-
il5mg 6yJa5jeri9ti0N N George own,
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
TO BE ENTITLE
IiR Clio.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
THE
Accommodation Coachee,

WILL leave Mr.. Gadby's City Ia
vern every morning, at half paf four
O'Clock, for Baltimore, to accommodate
our Alexandria friends returning, leaves
Mr.. Eyans's, Indian Queen, every morn
ing at fix O'Clock, and arrives at Alexan-
dria the fame evening.
The Proprietors viii not undertake to
promife as much as the Mail Pilot, which
runs but 50 miles per day. although it is
laid 10 Pilot the Mail, which runs from
So TO 100 miles per day.
The PRoPRIEToRS.
Tune q. d6t2aw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
10 be Rental,

The Houle in w6 N q, ,opvad'
live, of which | have a le az. ths f''''
of three years from this rs ,,lDs co,nnodic'''
tionis eligible and the i10'
For terms apply to NICHOLS
Fairfax ltrcet, June i9. $500
S. S NO WD E f"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
JUST RECEIVED,
a COMPLETE ASSIGNMENT OF
c. i A S S.

ConGaing Of elegant Cut quart and pint
decanters, goblers, tumblefs and wine
glaaes, to match; plain half pint, pint
and quart .tumblers, do. quart, pin. and
half pint decaDters, which will be fold by
the box, or by retail, Oh moderate terms.
AJ6,
Gentemens' hne black Hats
Of a fuperior quality, do. white with green
unders, childrens' fine do. Of every CO.
lour, and quantity of we'll aGorted, low
psiced wool hats, by the box or by retail.
JOSHUA RIDDLE.
april 70. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
John Gardner Ladd

Has latfly received for Jae at b,,w..
6oHls, Prince frsef Wbarf, '
Ruaia Sheetings, I
Ruflia and Ravens Dack perSale Or
And India Cotton piece,
German Linens and one trunk le,,;;..
Silks and Ribbons,
A !. few pair handiome Looking GIase,
in gilt and mahogany frames,
Two bales of Paper Haagings,
A great variety OF mems, women, -,
childrens' lhoes, coaIfe and fine,
Hyfon, Il
Young Hylon and TEAS,
Souchong
Tea table letts of China in boxes,
Cotton, wool anc playing Cards,
Holland and country Gin Of the bsa
quality in pipes,
W. India, and n.
England Rum, minds and Bis,
MolaGes & Sugars
Coffee in 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 bee and common fort,
Cheele of an extraordinary fine quality.
Shad, Hcrrings and dried Cod Fin,
A quantity ofred Seal Leather,
Frelh Raifns and Figs in caks,
Lemons in boxes,
Pepper, Alfpice, Nutmegs, Almonds,
and fmall quantity of freh Hops, &c.
AJ0,
About 80 tors of Lignumvits.
May Is. d
Thirty Do!l0as kcuG7a
WILL be given for experimenting and
fecuring, in any Jail, on delivery 10 The
commanding officer Of any niHlsypof
in the United States, DESERIER from
the Marine corps, to wit:
5sVe Whitman,
who abfconded On the 18th ina. from tht
Marine Barracks at Warrington, taking
with him fmali bay rare, abcu; 3!
hands high, with blaze face, BOP tail
and log named. Whitman is handione,
fir complexioned young man, about 20
years cfage, $ feet 4 inches high, hisr and
French horn player. Having been tent
by the officers 10 bank with checks, he's
full of money and has carried bat few
clothes with him bis dreiS was whltenan,
keen pantsloons and round white tnpsd
cotton jacket, yea unknown. He H'
laxative, boating fellow, with maca
ignorance and great pride.
The above reward will be given forte
curing, and reafonable charges PAID io.de'
livering him at Head Quarters, waning
tor City.
N. &. He was aagc driver between
Albany and Schenectady, and his Pai'"''
live below Schenectady.
E. S. LANE, 1t. Marines.
Iune is. e01-+-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
BA K FRO "

Received from Philadelphia, in the loop
Eliza, capt. Evelett,
Fsve Tons IN bars Of dlBereaEzes,
10 be fold cheap by the fubfcriber at
his fore on Col. Hooe's wharf.
VIM, HARTSHORNE.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
Robert T. Hooe s. Co.
HAVE RECEIVED

a further ja99ge fDRY GOODS,
By the fhip United States, from Liver s
pool, eonfaing of fire and coarie Hats.
well aforted in boxes, few trunks OF
Stuff, &c.
AJ6, a large qaanttty4of Earthen
Ware,
lin crates, which, in addition TO their fock
on hand, forms very conlplase aiiort-e
ment of that article, and (which will be.
fold mutually low.
Al6, a quantity Of coaz]s SALl,.
Fine falr in Jacks Of 4 buthels each
100 boxes Pipes broad and narrow Hoes.
aflorted in caiks-and eonignment OF
IRISH LINENS,
!. purchaled in England for ready mQassy,
which will be fold on very low terms Tor
good paper.
May 81. @
Two thouiand pieces tirit qua
lily NANKEENS, jua received and for
eiale by
fanny 8 Patton.
May 20. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
GUNPOW DER.

Baltimore BelIona Gu'spowder,
by the quarter caik. ALTO,
Refined Salt Petre, BY the guar
fer cwt. or larger quantity. A conttant
iupply of thofe articles from the Manufac-
tory, will be kept for falea on the lowea
terms, by
April S.. COON
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
Chap Books.

Prcmp;er; Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp,
Mother Go~ies Tales; Trojan War, CULVER
Reviy'd; Laugh and be Fat; Hueus FocHs; Di-
vine EmbIems; etter Writer; SPamth Rcgues;
Religious CouItihip; Conqueit OF Mexico;
Bucks Con,panion; Youthful letters Cheap Re-
pottery.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
Stationary.
Bookbinding,

OF every deitription, executed With neatnels
aud difpatth. Merchants account books ruled
and bound to any pattern at the ihorteh notice
G Wanted,
One or two boys Of good connection, between
n and n years of age, as apprentices to The
bookbiadins buiinefs.
April 20. q
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10

your members that these is not ono man oe
you who will te5 his face in defencs Of ,hoc.
things hey fay that the longer endurance
o. iach cnor'nit'es is NOT poiIible ThevaHra,
that the ftory requires but 20 he ,rcn @1''n''
order sto command reformation. Yor ~ -,
o.i,y 70 perute the public accomp.s,, as theS
vii be laid before you, and ali doubt : =, A. my
e exh,; :" purit of conviction. Get
paoic printer II you peafc. But, ia GrJ,.
name, let him be paid az The rate bg 49,
9.nsf printers are paid. IF one is read. :,
90 the onlneis tor nine hundred .,ollars ats.
which which you are at prefnt giving twenty-fsr 90,
n ,'s"ar 'oiiars 20 another, who by tbe vsy,
never let a,typc inhs life, can you he Sd,
enough to Getaway eighteen hundred dollaf"s
IT Cannot be. '''ia's
we have formerly fated that the ,pb,;,
printer receives large funs befdes his faiary
segh were theie eight hundred and c.vsn y.
dollars. he whole iavinu bv . ref,-. 'e"'y
rot be leis Khan THREE THOJShIN,Jpp1,
DOLLARS PER. annum. : : q y =
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10

hus Jriies received Saaion nose than
nVe doiisrs and teVeDty-tWo GEMS, inRaad If
one dollar JGit as if you had paid 6yelhiIGnos
a',a e'gar=pence half penny for loaf of bread.
winch was worth only one hiliine.
MS, 70 be lure, is very promi6np fannie
OF your executive counciI. They4Ceh s,nt
thoutand pounds year for Ea!axies; and o.
vernon Monroe IS not entruGed with wore
among theic venerable cages. No part Of the
n'ame can, therefore, be attached to the pre-
ierver Of the life Of bomas Paine. He A.
fheVed this a6t Of jufice and humanity al
the notorious rifk Of cfentirg thofc who fer
Dim to Paris; at the rh Of being recalled
from ms eTbafg. Jones was no doubt lauoh-
ing within himielf at this oni on upon our
part, OF theie eight hundred and twenty dbl.
iars- For ITS exteAt there is not, and her.
cannot Dc viler job, IN the whole anDs), Of
corruption. YOU cannot fhut your eyes
a amt lqtff ike thief Samuel Coleman.
the iub-cierk of this council, thinks it terrihIe
crime to tell fucb fecrets and f,ch exnIan,-
ooHs form, with John Guerrant, one rea-
ION tor affirming that Calender is trai
tor. HdalIAr FIR O meagre file ba,nbbigt
q BtyJfx pages = Tie very found of
t me words IS al outrage upon corrn1on fenrc.
! be wretched aamhiing anfwers thar Toncs
gives upon This fubjett demonltrate his con
icloulneis that the ground upon which he aagds
IS breaklng down under bin.
Senators and delegates uf the sGe,nbly n
Virginia We have been sHuted by (cyera ~
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10

| cod FIFTY We're yoa ueu 70 INC
halocrts, iiketI BriiiGl folder; or were
you f'eti 20 the whipping p,ft, like
common thief How did you keep your
health in the bilbnes, apd in the hold
OF a BrItiih Eat- IniIaman, for tx or
eignt long noptils-s And when you
law your family, after au abierce Of
eight years, how die you leak ar yoQy
ea:larea -
Thus far lad been prepared for rhe
Recorder OF late Wcdnefday. Since
that time, We learned thar the Aurora
Of lar week has long article reflect
ing Calender. Duane has prottrrrd
an eXchaogr OF papers; BIZ chs parti-
cuiaf nu'nbcr he thought IL adviirable
not tn lend us. He feared, as we mr.
iuine' a diiagrceabe anlwer. Indeed.
IL was by mere acciarnc that hi, a,,ac,-
was heard OF. Youcan hardly n.nna
newspaper, which is lels known .or -
ucTd than tho Aurora, in thi, our rne.rro j
Pohs al Virginia. Something this SIR
'i,er' we enqmred at rhe poit olfic, her.
Wfiae number Of Auroras com. 70 co.,
1 ne aniwer was thirteen ! If W. h,',
ocen mislnforned. the polt Office ci,.,.I.s
az Philadelphia can give cernfica,s
. t.'e ili''ta'cfnent' and we pledge our
i le. 20 rePuollih il in the Recor,I.r
~ theie thirteen Auroras, two ar rh.4n
"V'it 20 printers in exchange. Ofrfe reit
part. "cnr 70 g.ntie.ncn, WHO lie,
81 III 1hc country, perhaps thirry. ar sf.-
y Hl'ieS' from Richmond. VIZ h,va
r t;J' ocGn aoie 70 trace more than foQy
''sicFioers 20 the Aurora in Ricbmo,I
"nlic The iiecaF Ter HIS torcv fevcn ~
upwards N Philadelphia. From ali ,h;s
yo' may jsRige OF whac non-inn,rr, I,l.s
% a R!chmond e,!isor is The fTien},1,;n
Oh hoiII,1y d WilliamD uane .Ofhs nra
fended tour rhoutand iu5lcr,trrs ",
ma does certainly -osnprchena a -
eh!n'nntiFe Propnrti1n; probably nor
more than hiry, You may judge what
the circulation o. j;,Iy
newspapers can have upon the on, ;,,ne
OF eiGlt or ninety II 3uf4nd white ami
lies 1t this itatement ii7all pyovc H.
correct The reyeTlt can be proved ~
the organ of public WILL" che r,dcr
upon a Calcutta Pole, the puoIiihcr of
ltolen letters, the lcif-recor,icd houle~
breaker Whar the pubic will either
IS or may hereafter be, we do not nr..-
leiEie 70 lay t,la NC FAY eaat iris = v,rv
10 Ao6y tori OF puoIic viii, # il MAJ,
en.'Fo the bllbocs, or the whipping yGt
or al org9n, F''s
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10
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PUBLIC PRINTER.
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THE MEMBERS OF THE NEXT
ItNERAL SoEMBI.Y, or at leaf fuch
OF then as white Prevent the waite of public
money, are requetsci to give an early arten-
oancc IL the approaching iefhon. One OF The
hth 4ntftlons ,hlt are 20 come before them
Will DC npo,i the choice of tubie D, MFR.
ae~feco.ld wiil Dc whether 1t is proper 10
pay tee t2oafasd jsven bundrcd daHars per
an:lur', tor piece OF butineiS, that can be got
equally Is well dom fnr one thoMjaRd IL is
very pom o'e that Mr.. Jones ma endcavot r
togst al election tInuggled through the houir,
on the hfif or iccoud gay of the tyf{ion. I has
paragraph is "rote, therefore, 70 warn thoie
metAcerS who are anxious to leryethe cor
-HituF"tS, that they oue hi to some 10 iowa in
tl'Fe ~ INC ffft opening at huiihcf., ia order
f7preVen1 an attempt OF that nature; if ;utecd
s'iy delegate could be iuppo.ect 20 countenap:.e
a memorial viii be prefcnted to the aEcm
o'y on tnc t5it day If fhe;r rnecrinq, itatIng
eh@ common print'hg prise for. WHICH the du-
eeS of pubic printer can DC performed.
he memorla;iH will Offer 20 perform, the
"ho'c zen gwen fun, of about MING, Or per-
haps eleven hundred dollars. In the Recor
Der OF october 2oth, we made fome remarks
ON ms iuRJect- hey are not entirely correct
II IS laid that Joaes, for his falary, printed
t,gS> shoaiand eight hundred copies Of the laws
oi lait isihoa. s Farthe rinformatioo afIItes us
thaf jones printed only two thoufand for his
iaiary. Hc printed eight hundred and feyenty
copies a94.ftonai; and for theic he received
stsht hundred and feventy dollars. Thefc adj
e'eionai cpptes, containing each of them fifty
n& fol'o pages, would require twenty-eizht
rea'''s OF paper. The hlgheh price which
the paper cor him could not be more than
three dollars aud all haf per ream; or, in
whole, ninety eight doIls,s.