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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-15
RICHMOND MILLS.

>hE iubfcribcr hereby informs the plbic,
4 that n length afteg much trouble and ex-
psnce' he has nearly completes one of us Mil.
on thc Ja7e Rioey Canal, in which there 2rs
two IA, or GarI tones for raauufati gring
WHEAT, sad s~o paif Of Cslogus Zones no@
ready &C grind CORN.
| astsh inconvenience wAich might ariis fars
decay snd alHereace Of meairres may be avoided.
COIN viii De RECEIVED only BY weight. at fifty
pound: 10 tos bbhei, and pp.ely Of MEAL and
Howl NJ viii always be k=- ready 10 give in
ex-oange az tie rate OF eighsy-iive pounds 81
w al Or ninery-,uo pounds OF fominy, &or one
handred pounds of & orn.
After 5ne los Of weight by cleaning, and eva
PoratIoa IN grinding IS deducted, ;hs Toll on Meal
", DE only aboat tenth. and on l4eminy ore
rweh,leth; It viii therefore, DC much to The in-
eersit 81 ti' 5is vic keeP hocs. . have ali thsir
Cora group1
As .be inbtcribsr is now providing Fan ard
screen tor me purpofe OF cleaning the Corn c!fec
,aaiiy before II is grcuoo, and - the deal vii
DC made tF9m the beR Cora eny, and r'one bar
iucn as '' merchantab!e viii be received, he hoses
'nAt general larisfactiOn Will BE fiyen.
THOMAS RUTHERFORD.
" < The deouG,ion for Storage ard Shrink
age O. Corn, dep Gssd to be exchanged for Meal
aH' Fiomny, will be made as mode ate as pos;hle.
T0nnery I, t8eg.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-15
BURR MILESTONE
MANUFACTORY.

Z He fubfcrDer takes this mode a return
ing mis- thanks 10 his former patrons. and
informing the cubic in genera, that he has (bY
deiIre Of his frjends) Recommended t}s
MANUFACTURING Of BURR MIL
STONES, end having furnifhcd himiclf With
: llPPly Of the bett materials, and having had
fxseen years experience in thc buGneIsin Bal
timorc, Petersburg, and Richmond, hopes TO
be able TO give iatistaction to his ern1loyers.
The itones he we'll warrant 20 b. as good
as any IN the United States,
any orders left with Capt. Wg1EfAM
PENNocE, Norfolk, Capt WILL1Am
CHAMgERs, Stanton; MIR IVIIIrAm HAv,
Wythc County; or Mr.. RoBERr MooR 3,
Peterlrurg, fall be duly attended to, and
country produce. received in payment at the
cuii0mary prices.
- TWO APPRENTICES will be ia
ken 10 the above bufnels, and G1ort time re-.
suired. WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Riebmaad, Jaa. roth 1909 nG)
y. B. For fie, PLASTER efPHRLS
ia fone OF ground, for the Improvement 81
lard, with 5ireefisns Fsr the ule thsysof,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-15
MULES.

tag' utaof'!ea toconsrat}, TO dsliyei here The
sn'u''g Fa.i sooo. sixty likely yourg Mulss
81 an aPP'1f%d breso Tor Southern cI,mat.,
aa7s are. y eng gad ePvaras Of One half tbs
zumosr. US
haT psr.9n "ho intead' &c parcbaf. on tn.
srugal, w,lj matt ths,r intersfI toc,Ii ~, y"
the S:or. ,l L. Peek, ard co. /, R;cb.,1oS
ieac or 'ne hzc, age, and price Of the MI.
On re ssh iat. I ihail ferw.r3 nv o-dere ,e.cr
which Sine, 10 Partierla eerssnsn,, Vii ~
made.
E''S"'7@' 3aaf l'f1 ! 60 ~, mr.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-15
RICHMoMD Efn 9

ar pubic gre Al,sby rslrellpl,y ;nfor.,sj
Hon s.. ~e n'zh ccHt1aus to solniih Meal and
me lar VIZ Tor Meal ger bebtl of 3'l-ss as
..om'ny per 5rEael 81 so lbs. IS. I'd AZ 30 oe.
'I Fequei'ea 10 take nctcs, sh59 hat, 10y
~. vn'y DC delivered hereafter 90 fcset,s 80 80,
may &c had at sur counting hopfe * Ss''S "sieh
As,r,s,,n =, RlJ9an2RooRD s O.,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-15
FOR SALE.

- o,cl o5E[a ~, he 81 583h Of }uas at Twelve
or -. , ,llo WI! be ioid at Public auction.
one On. US r5 P,snaeS, :" the Town of Manchefcr,
60 .a,,s[ OF an acre Of Land, in the (siS
I5"'' 'ogethgF with the improvements there~
-. VIC arm Houie, two ffor,es high, ths,
51rs % re-: ~ front, BY 1876, undcr& rooj ir-
f'.''u'e ms IS an eligible fand for store.
'l,aa,sa Ga me Public Turnpike Road A. thr
r 20 ms q laid town: The properly is fold
20 or, i-..sfy debt Que ~ Henry Robe ton. TO
title to the ame. N'"olS
~, HENRY ROBERTsOn-
Ets5"oEa, J"ae ,itb, 1909. 49,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-15
FOR SALE

7 WISH 20 fell half an acre of -,
go, y'l' I'VE b7outss built on rhe "a d
$3.50 -193 osl'g 70 2on, a5Jo'ning Captain locis
~. ~G CO., l'olaS VIII be required vish Bro
-. 'sel!"2' and a deed oforuf upoa a.. f,r~
l l,bta W = not Punctuallyp2d. Twelve and
g'Ssen months credit win be given, -
e r.5H1 .oi' properly in ofdeg % fstisfg NV
P,,h,,.,., ROBERT UMBERsToN.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-15
BURR MILL STONE
MANUFACTORy

gr;.n 'Ise. a return, fn>ere tbanks TO Ia
verv errst anu ,he pn9Iic GENERALLY. for rbs
d 'ahne' hscr his csranencereor - ., hla me
tas -, Iate'y received large a3Dly of 'r,,-,.I'Z
a his naDuaGoTy, sad dor. AZ
- l~y' saat ne viii ell Burr 4;g s..
- SasY "crs ever field in The Js;r.I 60.
- W.. waFTsHt rhsIn to be of rhe ben
s..s HnP'c ss0liiy if requirea) fer the a., an"
SotNtrT Prodncs viii be taken r 80
rr i.'st 15ed'; gwen Ike has alnoa eyeyx
TER sfpARfc ss fe%ay Tor dsiivery; alto PLAs-
- 'AN1s groQn6 and IN the aonc.
CARSON HOLIDAY :,
1'''@"''';@, Jan. 2sf5, 1909. ~
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-15
RICHARD ADAMS
JAMES FISHER.

n, 3. James Fifher having purchafed the
irock of goods belonging to Adams an,I Fiji
sr, intends carrying the bufinefs on for his own
account. The ailorsment Of goods IS equal to
any IN that line.
Riebmoa3, 6pril st5, 1909. ftf)
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-15
NOTICE.

6E co-parrnerfhp of ADAMS and t7iiher,
was, Oh the izrh Of lait month dinolved
ey mutual content. 81 thoie having claims
ags'nit thai Concern, will apply 90 James
+ ifher fer lrttiement, and .hofe indebted will
make immediate payment as no further indul.
gencs c=n be Given.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-15
b6hTHEWS, e c..
HAVE FOR SALE.
AT THEIR Store,

Ef tie fiesf 1' fbs Rscey@sr Printing C5Ecs,
sNEDiSH and coeatry beG bar lion, iuear u
y hog heads, merry wine, hyion TEA, sl!ipice,
Peall cley, gin cafes denny -ohas, naak2sn, Lin
liiei,, &c
jsne /, 1913,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-15

SAMUEL FtgAsAErs, Jun. aaS HkNsr PAGE,
RicSnrend, Hi,g!s;a,
Is snow ready for Sale, az shis ofdce.
gRaT tie pablie nay be 70 far ena6iesfs determine
uaaa tie fserit at RE 1p0,& it is tbaas6t mse at
vsf1abit 70 fa6igG tie
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-15
~1LLLAh6 MFcAz,
>i'oIA AND WATCH MAKER.
EiAIH sTRxEr, z,cy,o

iAES this mc.7 ii 70 inform IN. !.
y be ha'jaf received by .iz.. POI. thSs
sa,'pe, a9Tge an G rcrai algor,so.ntnf, l'0,.,
l tpu olAVEk WAlGHEs. Aroo@ ~; - ~
IePeaii1e wafcAes, lsdy'. qoIj = sn rs
y. t.sR "a; @it9rtG7snt OF Geals, ke$s 81 90
AZ ~. i:'",'e few good CLCrEe as -,
Me ,sl ne 'Eer' % ditoets cf or az $50
-. .arr 'S g. l IoF cab as shay es be prcs s',
,As H. ,s .7esre thank. to ri, friend. e.
~ ..eGr.' encouragement he Ass me, ai,s ene
po,ics ~'0NS' aaa "a'ekss reqairsd sn the l,a.,sG
My6 sos.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-28
For SIZE. OF RENT.

TIE STORE I have occupied
~ iauesin,e ps:s, Gtaated on Prince ereet, opPo-
he Col. H,oe's. There Is noltapd in town mere
0:i'ss Or e!igieic ca!epia,ed for carrying O.. an
eSsn6se Yves or dsy Good Buiine6. The Gel
Ir Pesfytt.y dry, with door al each end, vii
a'it orc ;hpufacG barrels of Flour Twenty
Mehandrrd barrels may be flowed upon the Pre-.
sass without any inconscniecce 10 The occupant
aoT terms apply 70 WILLIAM CXLEY.
Ses:. is. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-28
Vol. III. !.
public Caenuus.
On TUESDAY,,

u. 4
l,lo 'elack, zoiE ID sold Al The Yendas Stsre
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whilkey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhls. tierces and bis.
Coffee IN tierces and bags,
a SBssel al brown Soap IN boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candies
Rsidns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware 10 crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
A "a o,
A variety of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings,
Kerieymeres, Dutils,
Plaias and Keneys,
Negro Cottons, Scrges,
Elaficks, blue FREEZES,
Calimancocs and Ruaels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Irih Linens, Sileiia do.
Olnaburgs and Tieklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkcrchiefs,
CoIoured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Nov. rs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-28
CONDITIONS.

SO1NDll lOlNOs 3
II ihall be printed on a fuperfne wose paper,
with an elegant rev tyre.
The price TO fabftribers will be TqU0 Dollars
per vol. in boards, or 2'aVo Dotiar, and Fifty
Gers, handsomely bound and lettered
To thofe who fnhicribe for ieveral copies, dit.
count will be made, psoportinned 70 the nun
Der fubicribed for.
THE advantage Of having this invalnabIeBook print
ed ON large type and, at the fame time, IN portable and
convenient volumes appears 70 evident that the encou-
rapement neceiiary 10 undertaking OF fdeh
magnitude is confidently expecfcd portable vclnme
would often be taken up, in OF eiure, wieh
the fsc o. large unwicdy folio, would operate as an
apology for leaving unopened in this way, imal por-
items Of time would be protably employed, which might
othersilc be totally loft. In large families Bibiein
volumes, aordne an opportunity for evera to read at
once, may n,etinles be peculiarly consencnt it feems
fupelfaoasr 10 add much this urjeciufice it TO lay
thar no refonabc expence pains shall be pared, e
render this edition Of the Holy scriptures both correct
and elegant.
The a We work is 10 prels, and will be fnifhed abour
the end Of The prefent year.
g subscriptions received by <.
and !. Gray, King freet, where ipe-
cimen Of the paper and printing may
be feen.
Nov 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-28
No. IS.
Ilhlrtv DoLLars Rezu01d.

IT October last, negro nan slave named
b 0 B,
about 20 years Of age, FIVE feet nine inches high
straight ltmbed md well formed; SAID slave hath
an impealmen, in his speech which prevents his,
readily replying 70 . question. He commonly
wears ear RIGGS. He took with HIM variety Of
good cloaih;ng, description Of WHICH is unsces.
asry, as it IS probable lie has changed them. lie
has been frrGu ntly seen a5oa< town since he ao-
sounded, and in all probability is now seereted by
his mother, Winrey Brown, formerly the slave
Of Mr.. JsHN MUIR, late Of this town, but now
said to be tree. The above reward will be pad
Tor securing sid Negro ROB, in any goal, ard
tufshey reward 81 EN- collars tor the dis
sovefy Of those who have been accessory to his
c0ncealment.
Captains Of vesse's, sc. are forwarued at
sAssf 9eT.l, nor tske Tim away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-28
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1909.

Iuf Received,
And for fale a, the lublc,ibas's fore. Union
fErect.
5obarrels large Rhode Illand Greenlng
APPLES,
Crambcrries and 1000 lbs. excellent Chseie.
A. WILLIS.
HOMAS@ SlMMS
r tpe6fllly informs his friends and the public
hsr he has returned to his old fapd on Prince
itreet, whete he has for fale. as ufual. general
Allotment of Groceries.
He has jaR received Tome Rhode llsnd Cheering
APPLES,
which he will di(sofe ct BY the barrel or belnel.
WILLIAM OXLEY
Has yteaq,ea by tbs Ana f,om L'v<ytoal and
.4fQlaafa, Via Baltimore, Jy0m Lon6gn,
FALL GOODS,
which he offers for falr on resfonsble terms.
Sept, SO. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-12

the neceditr either Of fabmitting to all The
extor,ions, or of Keeping an active feet
i9ationed off Gibraltar.
Tn September laa, Tunis demanded Of
the Preddent So gun frigate in conf
deration of their extra friendhip IF
this is not granted, we ihall be committed
with her.
1t appears inevitable, that the United
Stafss mutt either Jingle handed contend.
with thefe powers, or fubmit TO the im-.
aealureabie expence OF buying their friend
Zip. The Danes, Swedes and Dutch
purchafe their peace On the mcG humili-
aling terms. France is The mott inde-
pendent power in her relations to Barbsry.
Ii is to her perhaps, thar commerce will
eventually be indebted for DISCRIMINATING
a fyfem which difgraces the maritime
world.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-12
FIRED. HeraM.j
CHINESE IlUSBANDRY.

IN the empire Of China, which contains
nearly haif the numbers Of the human race
no fpot Of ground that is capable of cul-
aviation, is neglected, though never 70
Gnall and difficult of acceis. Roots and
greens are there the principle nourihment
ofthe Inhabitants and they .fpare no pains
10 procure them in the greateG variety,
and of the bef kinds. They have feye-
raj kind of roots and edible herbs, which
are not known in Europe; and beGdes
eul;ivating all their lands, they obtain
crop, from fevera! aquatic pants which
are ufed as delicacies at the chinefe table,
particularly The water chefnut. This, by
the imperial order has been cultivated 10
all the lakes and marines belonging to the
empire. All the canals, which water the
emperors garden are covered with it. The
ponds and bitches are every where over
lpread with the flowers and verdure of
this plant which bears 3 fruit enclofed
in hulk, like chefnut and Of a very
palatable and wholeiome nature.
In narrative of lord Macartney's en-
baGy to China, it is related that his lord.
hip's attendants, inpading through part
of that empire, faw man cultiyating the
fde Of aeep precipice that, on exami
nation, they found that he had a rope faf-
ened round his middle, which was fecured
at the top ofthe mountain and by which
h. let himielf down TO any part of the pre-
cipice where few yards of feadole
ground gave him encouragement TO plant
his vegetables and fow his corn that the
whole of the cultivated fpots, which were
lom, diftance from each other, appear
ed not to be more than half of an acre
and that near the bottom Of the precipice,
on hillock, he had little hut where he
Imported wife and family in this heard
Gus manneTs
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-12
WHER F AS

BARTIMEUS WHITE has, by his
petition TO the Hon. James M01BoH,
efq offered to deliver up all his property,
perfonal and mixed, to which he is 10 any
manner entitled, for the benefit of his
creditors, and has alto prayed to be adj
mitted to the benefit of the infolvent law.
paGed by Congrefs for the relief of infol-
vent debtors within the DiRntf of Co.
lumbia, the attendance of the creditors Of
the faid Bartimels White is requeRed on
the 10Th day of May, inf. at the court
houfe in the town of Alexandra, at ten
o'clock in the morning, at which time and
place the oath, according to law, will b.
administered to the fad petitioner.
BY order of the Hon. James Marlhall.
G. DENEALE, Clerk.
May II. otd
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-12

OF the Lcnititutio,., ordered Cailender'S
fine to be~reiunded 10 him, after he had
paid it into the hands of the Martial and
when it was to all intents and purpofes rhe
money of the public: When we fee the
valf fun of I ii, 600 dollars of the public
money, unaccountee for by the Genevan
Secretary, in his report to Congreis, and
remember, that the faving of $4,000
dollars, nat che third oftbaf /um, was
made pretext for defreying the indie
pendence of the judiciary and infringing
the Contribution When we proceed fur
Their and find, thar Mr.. Randolph, the
leading democrat OF the houle Of reprefen-
tatiyes, after the error was detected and
100 glaringly for denial, expreded his al
tonilhment, that I" 70 fmall a fun as
(Ii4, 900 dolls. J lhould appear unaccount-
ed for" in that report while $4,000 dol
lars was reprelented to be 70 enormous a
fun by him and his feet, as to be held up
as a pTetext to jufify the repeal Of the
Judiciary. That he defpaired Of account
ing for the lack OF the $4,000 dollars
and wifhed to fmooth it over by calling
it ANAL lam. Could he think, that the
people would be fatisfed with this The
advantages, relulting from the efa5liih
ment OF interior Courts, were certain and
the $1,000 dollars would have at leaf fe-
cured to the people equivalent benefits
from the feryices Of the Judges, who were
to receive them but no one knows, what
has been done with tie $4,000 dollars.
No leFvices have been rendered no be-
nefts received from them So palpably
inconhfent in their conduct and 70 ablurd
and vague in their principles, are the pre-
lent rulers, that the man mutt be blinded
indeed with party prejudice and political
intaTuation, who does not perceiyeit.
When we hear Mr.. JeFarhn's boaR-
ings of economy and Of the flllnels OF the
Trsafury, notwithstanding 1.-THE Reduction
Of the taxes and it is well known, that
the latter is the happy effect Of the former
adminiftration; for to the fun left in the
public trealury, at the time, when Mr..
Jefcrfan became Pfehdens, have been ad-
ded the arfearages OF revenue due from the
people, that have hnce been collected ;
beildes he fums aridng from the fale of
the public lhps and naval flores, and as
10 his economy, what ihall we think Of
this, after what has been faid of the Ber-
ceau and Callender's fine and were we TO
mention the embady Of Beau DAYTON, the
milton Of Mr.. Monroe, the fale of the
Bank Stock, and iscret appropriation of
upwards CT TWO millions of dollars toge-
tier with lis plan Of the Dry Dock. Do
we NOT plainly fee, that they are empty
and vain boaRings, intended merely to
gull the ignorant and curry favour with
the people
FIRED. He,ala.j
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-12

By reafon Of the univerfal indufry Of
the Chinefe, together with their hyperion
Gill in huibsrdry, and their Gmple mode
OF living almoit every man is able TO
lupport family accordingly they marry
young, and multiply and cover the earth,
like gralhoppers. They are clai'ed in
the denomination Of pagans; but fome
of their habits and cufoms are highly
worthy of the notice and imitation of
eb,Jqiaa people.
,(Balanee.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-12
DONNA BELLCRAFT.
Upper end Of Fairfax Rrset,
HAS FOR SALE,
EeM Lemons and Oranges,
with variety Of Groceries.
May II. eo3t
ELOPED

FROM the Subfcriber on Saturday
morning, lat, white girl named WI
NIFRED CHAPMAN, my neice, about
IS years of age. All perfons are forbid
harboriag her, and Captains Of velels and
others are particularly cautioned sgaina
carrying her away at their peril.
~. B. Any information left with Ia
cob Refer, Tallow Chandler, Prince
Street, Alexandria, will be thankfully
received.
JOSEPH PECK,
George Town.
May IL. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-12
lBahnee.l
Public Sale.

On TUESDAY 18th inf.
At the Houfe of WAL TER POMERY,
King freet, will poftively be fold,
without reierve,
HI the STOCK an TRADE,
Of fad Pomery- conGlting of
Chlntzes, callcoes, mullins and
muffin handkerchiefs /; nankeens, jeans and
corduroys; Marfeilles cuttings thread
AID cotton fockings cloths and calll-
meres; 400 groce gilt and plated but
tons and number Of other articles.
AJ6,
IIoufehold g Kitchen Furniture.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
May II.
WALTER POMERY in
tending foon to faiI for England, requefs
all perlons who may have demands sgaint
him, to exhibit their accounts for let-
Element; and all perlons indebted to him
are earneltly requelled to make immediate
payment.
WALTER POMERY.
Alex. May II.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-30

vou| equal f1T0l4f ~ ~ NJ |||||| |I|&
vert tEtd< ID insult upon YOU u tHi1'!
II you ere NOT % rich - The ffeeholderk
are yoo not citizcns Il Virkinia = Ms'l
Is tkey inhohitants of he came cout
Try, meinberb ofske same community 3
Dntyour republi can Leg sl.tors have cars
ried the imposition still farther, they have
taken the fruits 81 tle harvest from you
who have born The burden and heat &c
The day and given themto strangers who
have NOT Iabourcd one hour n your poll
deal vineyard. An English bantrupt
may Zee rom his creditors, 81 IN Irish
renegade from the justice Of his country,
and with one hundred pounds purchase
fft9 kcres of land and vote Cor members
both fthe state and federal government,
thus yonF hirthrikht i sold % ! foreign
e., md you, because you are not able 10
purchase kify acres 81 land. have no more,
'pfeyileees than the Spanisk sailor Who Il
only sojourner il your state. Thus
your marches thro0kh frost and snow.
hail and rain, thus your psked and f.
mished limbs that wsre exfosed toawar
ofelemenfs ~ night, and y day % The
cannon 81 Z powerful eneih9, th1s 40
your suGcripE toilsteNarded " yournn-
frafeful ss1kcs y1u afe not allowed 10
move il he politieal orh. you are to1A-
PEELED u pay taxes and you are prokihit.
"a BY the lavs of your star from having
single N6te- These fellow eitisens
sfe ihe repGGSlican laws your fashefs, your
lbrotkersi and your sons have bought
SYDNEY,
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fnui'r nd fhfpl folloWcrss But ~
not deceived; shall never BE reduced
70 thati | have another powerful re-
source which 1 20 NOT thinkit my duty
% nss while j have my present power-
fuDfriendsi hsve bat 70 make my con-
dition known Ia France, and 10 hold out
my hand, NOT 70 the government ofthe
usuiper. no, never but to my faithful
subjectss and, believe me, ] shaifsoon
Be richer than / now am
The consequence was, ttst the mes
senger was obliged 70 take back the
kings answer, which had been returned
70 bis majesty, underan expectation that
he would have made some alterations in
il. +
Faithful subjects, spirits truly French,
recognize e once . king 80 worthy 70
reign over you, whom the government
of a asurper separated from his people.
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g paper deliyerea e ms 1.eyee ~
Mon.aeu., entitled, i,uni'e.tion made
q Monsieur, brother % the king Of
France.
Monsieur, The brother Of the kim of
France. has looked upon Il S his div.
10 lonrcr 70 observe silence on a ipa.
porthnt fact TOO vaguely atderstood.--.
The diiferent aceounts which have been
sireulaied ofie he false reports which
n usarping Royernmeut has spread X
France, impcriously demand sthaf tie
6piniou q the public, nd pkr,iculsrivs
dat 1t tlIe French, shonlsl s. aSeurateIv,
formed onthe true lActss q 8 s. Z
This i The consideration which has
determined Monsieur, il the present.
conjecture, % publish The details. vh;eh
particular circumstances, however int.
resting, donos suilef him g enlarge up
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~ s1e SoLh g EeorIlry y ene pre-.
-. year = person iuily anthotised
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saI, ana yfroally made 70 MS majesty,
lnlhe planest. buf, e me same time, /
sne moss pressing, and e be. thought.
tes most persuasive terms. che proPosal
rsnSensmg me tnrq1Aoi tr.nce and
g requiring the same s,1pneiation on
sls part e y ne members q the house
a Bourbon. lhis person added, that
= return Tor such saeri6ce, Buona-
Parts would himself secure the king suf.
heient indelnnities, and eveu splendid
suppor. II. majesty, strongly inn I
pressed with TIM sentiment, which mis-.
fortune never destroys ~ great souls.
and which attaches him e strcngiy 70 his
EN- ngnss e e t,s n.pIine:s Of Franes.
Instantly made the following answer. I
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