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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-02
lADDtTfoNAL EXTRACTS FROM The
LOUISIANA PAlNPHLET.l
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(C6Htbsnsd,


Continual
" THAT it has hitherto been I'M
peoPled, is that circunitance on which
humanity mutt refc6 with moG DELIGHT,
fince all the miferies and all the ven
geance of an opprefed or defrauded
race will thus be avoided. The ncccf-
fry Of gin TO difable, OF fraud TO hctray.
arms 10 deftroy, and Notifications TO re-
pei ferociohs iavages, will be laVed.
ExPence, and calal1ity inflicted and en-
dured, the fain of injultice and Of cru
city the evils Of which The Spaniarsig
and the Engliih have had their full 1hare /;
will be elcaped by the nation that fhali
COLOMBO NEW HOLLAND.
" And this is TO petty inand, no
dfeary rock, no barren hofe. is a
world, LITTLE inferior in its extent 70 the
regions of the wefeib henilpberc, and
no whit inferior in fertility and
value. Ambition can aipire to nothing
more magnificent than this lcenc. There
is ipace for the poGeriry of Ffenchinen
togfoWup into numbers, ten times thoie
of their European anceftors.
" The true friend of mankind will
hardly flop TO mention, that, in the
marrow and nercenary views of mere
traders the acquiGtion of provinces in
this continent may produce great and
Immediate benefits. These arc parcel
OF that region from which have cone.
in every age, the fpices and arornarics
tne gold and gems, the drugs ard per
iuIheS, winch nave gwen op'ilence fac
IThneiy 70 EgyPt, Venice, Portugal,
il /. ana England, and which fup-
Piieo the welieFn world with the chief
O us ah'ia0teS, It's rarlties, and its lux
'Aie''
:" And fnce the forms Of nature are
indefinite, fnce every new reoion !
found to contain peculiar treaflreS, there
IS nothing Vilionary in the hope thar onr
felearches may light on vegetable and
mineral products, hitherto unknown
the properties of which may give a new
form to human exifence. -America has
given Us our quiiquna, Our coch;neal
our cantharldes, our mahogany orr
mercury, our Glyef, our gold, our cbo-
colate. Are not new additions 70 orr
itcck equally or more precious, unavoi-
dable coniequences Of the acoujftion Of
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-02
= ouANTtTx Ut
STONE lime
In lifrcss, fa~ ak BY

Who las juft received a large quant:fy Of
eacellent IRISH POTATOES which he
vi fell cheap for cath.
&'f6mon6. Apt6t ed. 1907.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-02
AUDREsSED
TO THE PUBLIC

bg INES, Z. CILLEWDEP.
NhA-N gent'emens when fubicribing to
','s paper, have enquired for complete fets of
I y Recorder. Theic are not 90 be had
boF hrs lttte publication will, in fome n,.s-
iafs,iuuPPiy the want Of their. p-Giz. me
ia'eh 'etfc@s 70 Jones, the iaf Of which has
fung through every Rate, and even r.oond
newspaper in the linton, the collection con-
talhs many other articles, Among thefe are,
Dejf@ce.ef Har5a Burr~-l1r. Samuel Cais-
an, ~. L--Dsfsncz IF 7imot5y Piekeriag-
Il t'ifs 0iof-s @5saf rspubfiean @coaomy--with
variety Of fmali pieces.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-02
TO RENT.

4 ND pefleiiioh given the irf of rex,
III. n.9n'h the gpper part 81 the houfe occupi-
- y .9e iaDicr.bers, in which there are ave
convenient e 'oer'f, together with good kitch.
81, ine liable l9r three horfes. There is a well
OF wateF in The yard.
App'y 10
tn MAS AND AMOS LADD.
Rf:b2lsd, ,8,t!, I'd 1I0g e
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-02

While wiring ehelc remarks, we
have met With long ezua6. from wa
ions book IL the Pa burg Gazette. h
aces notieem tocca1in . word oftrurb.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-10
LAST NOTICE!

HAVING some time since given nos
II tice to suehas were indebted to Us,
by bond, notS Or book account, TO come
for6arA and Seitle of their respective
debts, we find thif very iittle attention
has been paid 70 our solicitation We
now, for thelast time, inform those who
have accounts unsettled with us, that il
they are not settled of by the eth Of July
next, they win Be put into the hands Of
some lawyer forcollection, % i is in-i
possible for rs to give any longer indul-
gences 81.
=. p. NADENBoUScH, &co.
Martinsbdrg, June 10, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-10

ralicions libel, published ID paper edited
and printed BY them, entitled The Louis
vile Gazette and Republican Trumpet,
wherein the plaintiff, then postmaster,
was charged IN substance with being ii
the habit Of committing alarming abuses
in his Office, with detaining and some.
times totally suppfessing letters--with
sending newspapers Of . republican coa-
plexion by wrong routs, destroying, or
deaining them tillthey became useless
with refusing 70 deliver the papers Of the
defendants 70 their subscribers in Angus
IA, and other abuses which the publicati-
ON insinnated, had increased 70 such
degree as 10 occasion numerous com.
plants, and n become Of public notoristy.
On charges 81. this high and criminal ma
iture; which, IL true, necessarily invol-
we'd the guilt Of perjury, as they could
not be committed without q violation Of
the oath Of Office, the plaintiff thought
proper to afford the d,fendants an oppor-
tunity ofpfoducingt htr proofs in court
Of justice, and on Tuesday last the cause
came on for trial IN this city, when nu-
merous Is twas pretended had been the
abuses, and generally ! they were alledg-
cd TO Be known, not j angle witness was
produced 10 stabiish any one Of the ale.
CATIONS, nor was the uninlttst evidence
offered Of q complaint against TIE olice
having ever existed, but the wholepubli.
cation evidently appeared to be totally
without foundation, and 20 have origiha.
ted in diaboiical wickedness and delibe-
rate malice. After short argument BY
Mr.. Bulloch for the defendants, and Mr..
Walker for the plaintiff, the cause was
submitted to jury Of upright, impartial,
and honest men, many Of whom, though
mot agreeing in political sentiments with
the plaintiff, rightly considered and just
y estimated che sacred right Of individu-
Al reputation, feltthemseIves bound by
eternal principles Of justice, and AFTER ]
retiring for a few moments, returned
verdicf for blant;f, 2,ooo.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-10
FHE subscriber having built ! Full
-. hf:Yi -. .t,s s..,afs,-. nf nesk.r.

L * 1s4 + s i q tr ,
THE subscriber having built ! Full
i ing Min on the watersof Deekers
Greek, four md an half miles from Nor
gan Town, Mopongalia County, wishes
to employ aperson BY the namecf Mieha-.
el holland, who has for some time past
resided In or near Hagers Town, Mary
land, and folioWedthe business Of afulIer.
The said Noland may have the mill on
the shares, TO rent, Or will be employed
by the piece or time; he can be furnish-
ed with ahouse toliye in and land TO Gull
tivate. The said holland isrequssted TO
inform me by post IS soon as possible,
whether the situation viii suit himor moi.
= : ABRAHAM GUSEMAN.
June 10, 1908. M
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-10
Mr.. MONROE.

A London paper of the 18th April,
e3ntains the following paragraph:
j yreiiance can Be placed upon priiOate
intelligence from PARIS, The dif srenees g.
soern the Umfed States and SPAN, on tie
sujecfef Neuu-0 Orleans, ara On The Point
T6eing adjusted. IL Is stated, that Boz
iatdyfe has lateiyexblainedto M. Lioing-
non, the ARerican Minister at Paris,
NAT the Interruption IF the nauigation Of
he Mississibpi had besnite result 81 mis-
ake-and thar measures should Be adopt
ID pith tie Cabinet q Madid to remove
III subject efcemptaias apon that head -
Should tbs intelligence prooe correct, It
tuil not BE necessary or M. Monroe, the
Aaserican ENJOY Extraordinary, Ivha
hes jasf arrived at Haore TO remain long
nsFnance. lie rpiu be enabled to succeed
Ma King here asuch sooner than could
Be expected ~ - 49, .Ez..-,.t.'
-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-10

Z "I don'tknow how to remove these
large stones, said labourer on q turn
piEe-road, q Call them federalists, and
they will soonbe removed replied a bye
stander. Balance.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-10
h FNY4 MINrc ONNEE Z

n ENT4 MfR@G 0NNEE !
Who committed the aggravated rob-
berry on Miss M'Dowel, in Pennsylvania,
in March last, was apprehended about the
6rf of May, in Upper Canada. Hewas
coiducted back through the western part
ofthis state q few days since. The above
miy be relied on. The circumstances Of
hi apprehension were peculiar and well
nigh proved fatal to Comet.
: :, - ~. y. Patriot. 2,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-10

i this, We may rely, as an insyitat,s cons
sequence, On being involved in all the ca
lamities ofwar, and perhaFs, At period
which shall be the choice Of our enemies,
not of ourselves Prophecies have been
spokenby someof our wisess statesmen,
and remedies against il threatening evil
held TO view Heaven grant that in the
fulhlment Of the one, We may not have
too soon to regret the neglect efthe other.
- 5;fs.. r. ;: ~ Anti Demo.
We iaoite the particular attention ef
cur rradtrs to the letter ef DR.. Baker. IN
this day gazette. IRedsight ~ DISCO.
pering and making knoIpnsuch q rarein-
stance u a man processing f4emecraticz
prinapies, and atfackment; 70 arr present
Standardization, lDho can yet retain ssme
respect for religion, andsome vegard for
lasv, ordtr and Standardization IN society.
7herenaris q HE lpashiagfon Ftderaiiss
are a proper and sui fcieat reply 70 the q
bology which the doctsr attempts 10 make
for ne eonduet ef Jsfsrson IN caiiag
Palmetto this country, and IN pafronizing
and conntenancihg him since his arriOa.
- 4. + - Es &C. U.s. :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-10

/ ! Vermont Federal Repnrssntafive.
T The votes in 81 towns Of the North
Western district have been received
they give general Chittcnden, the Fede-
raj candidate, 1899 votes; MIR. Hay,
the democratic candidase, 1860.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-10
E1raet Of a let.erfrom bordeaux, d
3 = - April "a. - =

&His certain that Mr.. Monroe's ne
gooiation at Paris i in a fair 1pays Il
g esen said there Is no dou6t q the cession
of Louisiana to the United States, on con-
dfiioa that the latter, settle all claims Of
their indfpiduals agdi,tst the French Re
public, and pay THREE MILLIONS
OF DoLLARS'in The bargaia." -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-10

Froas tie Sauaaaah Aaosstiser. !.
Federal ciruit Csart. r
IriLias 5. Holly This was an -aeti-
q Us. ON brought IN the
Day md Reiy.t 6fth Circuit Court Of
the Uni,ed States, blythe plaintiff, VIII
liam Hobby, late Postlmaster Il Au-t
|gusta aiainst the defsndants, Ambrose
Day and James Hel,s for a'falss and ma
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-10

: & UfIe Oh We EJCHGB tFutSPettSS ooeesS
: { ! ! "a Heipoet, 4brI6, 1908.
=. :sSr, ], 20 81. =, H..
(. Al, is with pleasure ] sit down to in
form you, that we are still here, andfrom
present appearances viii remain soms
time, for there is an English squadron
cruising off here TO intercept the expedi-
ton, and it appears that The English Is de-
tesmined the French shall not get pos.
session of Louisiana we have had the
troops ON board this fortnight, and are
ready for sea, but we are in expectation
the troops viii be disembafked.in day
O. two, IS this and the neighborhood is
to be garrisoned with $1,000 French
troops. five should be 80 fortunate as
to get clear of those fellows we shall 60
immediaselyto ST. Petersburg, and from
there proceed to Philadelphia. Ineed
not mention how pleasing the idea is, 10
meet those friends. whom Ieshall ever
esteem Is hearty as I am at present. If
the United States, should be engaged
in a war, I hope it win net be until we get
home, Tor / should not like 70 be taken,
after anabsence Of two years" (
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02

AN ~
Directing detachment from the Militia OF the
United States, & for ereeting certain A'tenals.
DE IL .sa7ed BY fbs SenSfs and H0sff Of Re-
O prejSnfaiipeS sttbe United Sfafes Of .imsyiea,
is Cong,s,G e1smbied. That the Prefdsnt OF the
United States be, aud he IS hereby authorized,
whenever he hali judge It expedicn,, 10 re-
quire of the Executives of fuch OF the States as
he may deem expedent, and from their local
htasiion (hall be mott convenient, to take eft c.
tusl meaiurcs TO organize, arm and equip, ac-
cordingto TO law, and hold 10 readineh TO march
at moments warning detachment of militia
no, exceeding eighty thouisnd. officers included.
Sec. Z. dnd be II fayfber enadeS, That
the Prefdent may il he judges it cxpedienr, au-
thoriie the Executives of the ieversl States, TO
acccp, 80 part OF the detachment sforefaid, any
corps of volunteers; who !hal engage 10 con-
tinuc in ierviee for iuch time. not sSceeding
twelve months. and perform faeh fervices a.
ihall be preicribed by law.
Sec. !. lind BE- ~ Jayfbsr sxAded, That
the detachmeo,, Of militia & volunteer corps as
afo,ef.;d fball be oficesed out of the prelent
militia o.hcen. or Others, at the option and dh-
crciion of the Confituiional authority in each
State respectively The Pseiident OF the United
sfates appo:,ioniog the general officers among
the reipettive States as he may deem proper.
Sec. a. 1dnd be IL (a,Ibrr en0t7t(, That
one million FIVE hundred thoufand dollars be ap-
propriased for paying and fubdtting fuch par, Of
the troops atoreiaid. whoic actual fervice may be
wanted, for the pufchafe OF ordinance and other
mi6Iary hores, and ios deffaying fuch other cx.
pences as. during the reces of Coogref,, the
Prehdent may deem ueceGary for the fecuriiy Of
the territory Of the United States; to be appli-
ed Under the direction of the Prefdent, out of
any money in tss trealury, not othe.~ifc appro-
priared.
SEC. s. A~d be IL Car,bey t~at7ed. That
twenty five theuiand dollars be appropriated for
ere6iing a, fuch place or places on the wsRern
waters, as the Pfefdent may judge moR proper.
one or more Arienali aud thst the Pnhdens
cauf; the fame 20 be furniihed with fuch arms,
ammunition and military flores as he may deem
neceiIary. NATHANIEL MACON,
Steake, Of tbe Hbalt of RtbyStnafive'.
STEPHEN R. BRADLEY.
Prof(tnf Of the Senate, pro ssmperr.
ArPHovxD. Ma ch sd. 1903.
TIL: JEFFERSON,
Pr,SAm Of fbe Unhsd Sfah,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

AIHEKEAs the iubicriber wss, on the 9TH
Wv day Of Jone So3, elected to the Office
OF Vsndue Ms6ef: This Is to inform the public
thai he has given bonds, and 10 qualified agrcea-
bly 20 Law; and is ready to ferve all Who win
~ have Goods. Wares, or Merchandise fold in
shofe who may with to difpofe Of any Goods.
&c. a, sforefaid, may fend them to the Store Of
Mir. JoHS WooD, at the head of Mr.. Stevens
WHAT, where he will attend and fell ~ often a.
eecahon rnsy require.
JAMES CHAPPELL. Auefionecr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
AN ACT

Making further proviGons for the expenfcs st
tending The intercourfe between. the United
States and foreign nation.
BE ii tnaAed BY The Srnafe and Hozk OF
Ret,ettsfatipes Of tbe U.atd Sf0ies sf Aurv;ea,
in Cssgr,E aDsmbkd, That fun Of t~o nil
lions Of dollars, in addition to the provifion
heretofore made. be and the fame is hereby sp-
propriated for the purpofe OF deiraying any ex-
traordinsry exPenies which may be incurred in
the intercouric between the United States and
foreign nations, TO be paid out Of any money in
the tresiury, rot otherwife appropriated. and TO
be applied under the direction Of the Pfefident
of the United States. who fhsll cauie an account
of the expenditure thereof TO be laid before Con-
gref,, as foon a. may be.
Sec. 4. Aad be ii fsrfber enaI7ex. That
the Prchdrnt Of the United States may, IL he
hall deem it neceHary, and he hereby 10 autho.
rifed TO borrow the whole, or any part of the
fxid fun, at an intereft not exceeding OK per
centum per annum, reimburfable before the year
one tboufsnd eight hundred and eleven And il
fhall be lawful for the bank of the United States
10 lend the whole, or any part Of the fame.
Sac. 3. Asd be IL far,bs, eno6ed, That 70
much as may be uecsaafy Of the furplus, of the
du.ic, on imporn and tonnage, beyond the per.
manen, appropriation heretofore charged upon
them BY law. ihs!l be and hereby 10 pledged and
appropriated for the pay ment of the ;n,ereff, and
r,imburisment Of the principal of all fuch mo.
nies ss may be borrowed in purfoance of thi,
al, according TO the terms ard conditions ON
which the loan or loans may he efeeacd.
NATHANIEL MACON,
St<Skry u fbs Hosjf Of Rr5,e,fssafivS.
A. BURR, Fns P,,fdssf sffbr
Unifs< Staf0. and Pye6dtss sfsbe Senate.
ArfRovip. Feb. 76, 1904.
tn: JEFFERSON.
PrgiIsm sfi5s United s,sss.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
In 7oavn-Mesting, yuue =, 1909.
FHoNIDfA y O'9ey,
JONATHAN ALMY, 7arps- Cle,k.

vKT BEREAS wc the fubicrbcrs, being this
w day by the Honorable Court of Pro-
bate in North Kinsaown, appointed Commit.
6pner,, 10 receive and examine the claims Of jhs
creditors to The efs,e Of Sanssi W0tjdn. late Of
faid North. Kingaosn Ply iician, ,deceafed, re-
Prefsn,ed infolven,: Thcfe are to notify this
creditors TO faid eaa,e to bring in their refpcc-
tive claims to either Of the fubfcriben, at our
rfpettive dwellings, at any time within fix
month, from the dare hereof, being the time al
lo~ cd by faid Cour; for thar purpofe.
JOS. RAYNOLDS, Commit
GEORGE THOMAS, Fsnerr.
AN perfons indebted TO faid eRaIe, are re-
queiied to make immediate pay ment 70
JOHN WATSON,
lot Kehoboth) Exscsscr.
Nsrfb- -Kissaozos. y.xe .3tb. 1909.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
AN ACT


In addition TO an aa, in,i,uled can aa to
amend the judicial fyitem Of the United
States"
Be n snn7td. BY ib< Senate and Hspk ef
Rsb,s/,afoGvo efibs Urhed Slater Of .Amr,ira,
Ia CSsgysb eDImbhd. That the circuit court
Of the iecond circuit fba conGa of the juaics
of the fupreme court rehdiog within the third
circuit, and the diaitt Judge OF the diaiitt
where fuch court fhsll be holden.
In the third clrcnit, the faid circoit court
fhall conGa OF the ienior az ,csie juliicc Of the
fupreme court rcGding within the fifth circuit.
and the diariei judge Of the diaritt where fuch
court lhai be holden.
Sec. q. lind be IL [s,f5sr waaeS, Thae
from all final judgments or DEGREES in any OF tho
difria courts Of the United States. an appeal,
where the matter IN difpute executive of coas,
fbsll excsed the FUN or value of htty dollsu,,
fhalI be allowed to the cucuif court next 10 bo
holden in the diffitt where fuch final iudg-
ment or Judgments. decree or DEGREES, may be
rendered and the circoit court o, courts arc
hereby authorized and required TO 6ceiye, hear
and determine fvch appeal; and that from ali
final judgments or DEGREES rendered or 20 he
rendered IN any circuit court, or in any dinritt
court acting 40 a circuit court, 10 s6y cafes Of
equity. Of admiraliy and maritime juriidiaions
and Of prize or no prize, m appeal where tho
matter in difputc, executive Of cohs, fhall ex-
ceed the fun or value Of two thoofsnd dollars,
lhsll be allowed to the fupreme court Of the
United States. ard ,ha, upon fuch appeal, .
trvfcrpt Of the libel, bill. snfser. depoii,ions.
and al other proceeding Of what kind foever in
the csufe, fhsII be tranfmiued TO the iaid To-
preme court, and that no new evidence fbsll
he received in ,be fsid court, on The heasiog of
fuch appeal, except 10 admiralty and prize caaf-
q. and thst Zach appeals hall be iSbisea to the
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
Looking -GLaGs.

Il OR Sale at the Store cf NATHANIEL
SwEET& Co. an elegant aGnrtnen, Of Lootng.
CieD;s, which canno, fail Of pleaGng thofe Who
win to pusebsfe--priees, from One Dollar as
Cents 20 Eighteen Dollars 50 Gents.
F,1vpon, Jxrs IS. I4stf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
Bo0k-Bind,ng

TN al iu branches, performed At this Ofice,
i wirh reafpefs and expedition. and
Account Books, OF any dimep6oo. made on the
Mor;ea notice.
.ear OH Bssls. yr jsssS, % ssssssHs h,s,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02

THE fubfcsiber having been appoioted Ad-
L minia'a,or to til. eaatc of Jalab Brozus,
lsre of Mitdiet,Sn, deccafed AN perion,
havias any claims againa iait efate. are hereby
called upon TO prcient them 90 him for iettle-
msnr; and thofe indebted 10 fad etate, are re-
qIeied 10 make immediate payment.
PARDON BROWN, Admisj9ra,~.
M iAietown, June a,d, So3. I43
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
Rhode. l7dnd DjRria, r.

June 20, 1903.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors Of
IN THOMAS HANDY. of Newport. in faid
Nifrid, merchaot, againa ~hom commiG On
OF Biakruptcy has been iilued aud proceeded on,
to appear a, the G ,ljen- Ball Inn, kept by ~
t5en A-mid,s, 10 Providence, in laid Difries,
on M,nday the Eightecath day of July next.
At Ten I'clock in the forenoon and ihew csufe,
If any tney have. why the certificate Of hs d,i.
charge ihould nof be allowed.
DAVID LEONARD BARNES,
Jadst @tbt Dyfrid CORR
Iey RbsIe. LHasd Dfri8.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
Am ACT,
To prolons the Continuance of the Mint q,
~ Philsdelpha.

BE hssstssd BY ,5r Sr-afr AND Hssis Of Re
f,osS'~tia" sf ,bs U~rs6 States Of .gme,,ee, ~
Cosg,s6 agsm6lsl, That the Aei entirued "a
att concerning the Mint" approved March 81,
1901. l. Esseby continued IN force and opera
zion tor the ,ermOt FIVE years after the fourth
day of March next.
ApraovsD March sd. Sos.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Prejfdehi Of fbe Usiitd Sfafrr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT.

AIN hS
Authorizing the tranAter Of tho duties of Supcr~
viior to any other officer.
Be il snatf,d BY fte Senate a-d Hssf sf
R,prsjtniative, ef fbe UHn,d Si4fc, Of Am,ues.
in Cosgysh gGcmbird, That the P,eident OF tho
United States he, sod he hereby 10 authorized 10
attach the duties Of the office Of Superviior in
any diard TO any other officer OF the govcsu-
mcnt o! the United States, within frch d,aritt,
sho ihsll give bond for the performance of the
dsties impofed on him BY this act. in the fsmo
manner and under the fame penalties. as were
heretofore provided in the cafe OF fupcrvifors.
Sec. a. dsd be IL Innbes emat7rd. Thar
for the diichafgc Of the duties of fupcrvifor,
which may be thus attached 10 anoihct Office.
by virtue OF this set, there ihall be allowed TO
the officer exerciiing the fame. the commiIlons
TO which the Superviior j, no~ cn,i'ied. by
law, together With foch fun for clerk hire, nor
exceeding the allowance fixed by Law for the fu-
peryifor, aod fuch ialay not exceeding tyo
hpndred and fihy dollars, per snnum. az rho
Prciident of the United States lhall deem fui~
6cient compenfs,ion.
NATHANIEL MACON.
Spfaity ffbs Host Of Rtbr/ra,afivef.
STEPHEN Il. BRADLEY,
Prsfdenf u tbs Senate pro ismporr.
APPROVED, March 3, 1903.
tn: JEFFERSON.