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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-01
PHILADELPHIA, March 2s.

Arrived, brig Lewis, Wicks, P Re-
publican; Expreis, Sheres, TenerlEe; lchr.
D patch, Maxwell, Chsilsiton.
Cleared, flip Mars, Lord, Barcelona
Snow Debby, Elliot, Hambro; brig Sally,
FoRes, Tagus, and market fchI. John,
Ohphant, Norfolk; Sally, Crofwell, Lii.
ben, and a market.
Arrived, brig Lewis, Wieks, from P.
Republican Left there on the 9th init.
in company with the brig Favourite,
Brown, for New 70 k fchr. Sukey and
Poly, Wheeler, of New York for New
Orleans eff the Capes Of Delaware, fpoke
the Fovourite all well.
1T Poyt Republican on The 6tbigf:
Brig Lovely Lucy, Breevor, of and for
this port, 10 fail foon.
Ruth and Mary, Reynolds, Of New
bern; Mary, Dary, Newburyport capt.
Sherer ALTO arrived yeferday and left at
Tenerife, on the 10TH ult. brig Swift,
Briggs, of Wareharz, for Philadelphia.
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NEW YORK, March ~.

Arrived, ihip Logan, Macy, Liver
pool Alexander, Wheeler, Charleaon ;
D''g Enterpfize, Eafoo, do. fchr. Daph.
ne -, ST. Croix; Hoops Harriet,
.'''y' Alexandria; Patience, Montgo.
hsrj jamaica.
eisared, fhip Ann, Colt, Hull ; Ame.
~ e'.a Gardner, Liibcn and market brig
S a Packer, Walton, Charleiton !;
s01P Eliza, -.
a letter from Briaol ofshe 10Th Of
War. .a.y ha'es, that the hip Kew York,
,h sop' OF ard fer this port, was to fail on
:. "a February, wind permitting; ADD
= mp Hope, Picks, do. in ali ,hs
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-01
BALTIMORE, March 20.

Captain Daihiell of the brig Commet,
arrived at Wieomico, / 5 init. has politely
favored the editors of the American with
the following lift of lAmerican ye0els
left at Cape Francois, taken from Beely's
Marine Regieer, February 20, 1903.
Ship May Flower, Logan, New York
Brig Two Brothers, Kilburr, Baltimore
Lilly, Nichols, Philadelphia
Paifey, Johnfon, New York
Sch'r Eliza Ann, Crowel, do
Jane, Haikins, do
Elenor, King, Baltimore
Ann and Maria, Powers Philadel hia
Mariner, Weeks, Baltimor.
Mary, Richards, Charlefor
Alexander, Reynolds, Philadelph;s
Warrior, Alliaon, Jamaica, Englifh
Peggy, Dudgion, dc
Hiram, Chafe, Charleitol
Sophia, Drifcoll, Baltimore
Sloop Minerva, Williams, Savanna
Amity, Haley, New Londo'
Governor Jones, Savannah.
Schooner AdYen,uIer, captain Cram
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-01

nei.sh. Them is Bla,h River, and Sally
Tad not arrived.
The flip Ann, Coleman, arrived at
Milford Haven on The 10Th OF Jan. from
..he Pacific Ocean, with 1900 barrels
perm. oil on board.
Sem Minerva, Rutherford, arrived at
Guadalopps in24 days from this port.
lbe ihlp Liberty, OF this port, has ar !.
rived at Liverpool, from Charleiton.
I,vived Jsucs err lae,
Ship Logan, Macy, from Liverpool.
Feb. 8, law flip tie channel, fup7of-
ed TO be the Liverpool Packet from this
aoFs. Same day, fpoke in lat. 50, 81,
ih'p Minerva, Chat, from Savannah for
Liverpool. zth, brig Two Friends,
Williams, Of Baltimore, from St. Micha.
els for Madeira. Twenty days before,
in gale ofwipd, LEFT Iunehall, and was
obliged TO go to ST. Miohaels for ballaf
and water. March IS. an Englih fhip
from Philadelphia to Dominique, could
not learn her name. Left, General Mer-
Ger, Moors, TO sail 10th FEB. Brothers,
Hall, do. Samuel Flam, Noble, IA;
Phillipburgh, Letllngwell, goth Onta-
rio, Weeks, 1t March Mercury, Ster
ling, do. Ocean, Smith, and Ceres, Mores,
ell for this pert.
Sloop Patience, Montgomery, from
King&on. March II, off Cape Antonio,
ipoke the 49,, Abrams, from c. Fran
co.'s bound 70 N. York, long. So IS.
Markets dull Polk IS, Beet IL, Bait.
iup. Flour, 5 dolls.
March rs.
To the poIitenefs OF captain Chew, Of
the fhip Atlantic, who arrived here on
Saturday, we are inleb;ed for a 6le Of
Cork papers to the 10th February, and
a Price Current of the 18th.
The trial of Colonel DEspARD, and
his afociates, which rock place on the
9TH and 9th Feb. occupies the whole OF
The Lcndon paper of the lo'h. lis length
prevents our giving it entire. The eyi-
dence againif Col. [ EsPAED fully iub-
fan,iated the charge OF high sreafon, & she
jnly pronounced him guilty,bu recommen,
dedhin to mercy, Of his afociates,one was
given up by the Attorney General, no
evidence appearing againf him two
were acquitted BY the jury, and nine found
guilty. The addrefs of Lord ELLEN
BOROUGH TO the prifoners was foIemn,
awful, and impreGive, and filed every
eye in the court with tears. The ulual
lensence of the law 10 cafes Of High Trea-
ION WINS then pa1ed, which is hanging,
difemboweling, qnartering, and behead-
ing.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-01

for all his conditions. An opportunity is
before Us, and we improve il. In the
Bee Of laG week, the editor declares t:iat
he conduit of Washington, in Tending
Mr.. Jay TO England, 70 negoaiste, vas
approved by <veg, good man. Tba',
Zen, Holt eon'sAts, mplsin terms, that
there is fcarcely a Soed ran in the whole
democratic party: for it is wei. known
that The iending.of Mfr. Jay to England,
as rointedIy condemned by every demo
crat who coGld wag his tongue or clench
a.gocie quill. BaAa0ee.
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aleranorla aDnarlger.
FRIDAY; APRIL I.

FRIDAY April /.
NIX. Sao1cdsn.--The following in
fallibie remedy for burn or fcald, has
been obtained of gentleman from Ger
many.
Mix fweet oil, or If that Cannot he had,
frefh butter, hogs lard, or any fnoh un-
failed fnbfance, (fhe tlelher the better)
with Hacked lime, till the competition
lhall become Of the confidence Of pate !;
fpread it on linen cloth, double the
cloth and apply it TO the wound-it will
inffanrly relieve the patient from all pain.
Renew the application once in eight hours
for few days, and the cure will be en-
tirely effected.
N. B. This remedy is worthy to be
preleryed In every family.
We learn that Mr.. King, our Miniaer
at the Court of London, is expected to
leave England fome time in the month OF
April, on board of the John Morgan,
fine yefel, for N. York, which has been
chartered for Iii ufe; 70 thar Mr.. King
and family may be expected by the mid.
die of June. Pba. PAP.
The Englih hip Lady Mellon, fsnt to
explore the navigation Of New Holland,
and furvey its hsrbors, lhoals, &c. has
Uncovered that that country conffs OF two
iaands, this ihip having actually failed
through the pafage between them, enter
ing on the ealtern Gde little to The (ouih-
ward Of Botany Bay, and coming OUT or
the wefern fde near St. Peters illands.
The paaage varied greatly In width, in
fome parts being quite narrow, and ID
Others 70 wide as to be oul Of fight OF land
as they failed along. The country in
many parts exhibited marks of great fer.
ti!ity, though the wefern coaf was bar
rem and uninhabited. The Eoglifh colo
ny at Botany Bay nouri!hes il a furpiiGne
degree. A fertile foil, healthy climate,
and habits Of lnduiry, have given FIRING
to the population.
Towns are rifng competed of brick
edihces, many of them in high fyIe Of
elegance, and experGve. Such is the prof.
perity of the colony, that mott OF thofe
who went out as conwitts choole TO re-
main there after the expiration of their
time of banilhment. f6.
Me4v- HamklBire EAaion tor Gov<yaoy.
Accounts from 81 towns, received by
the laf mail, give Gilman oI75; Lang
don 49, majority for Gilman z262.
A letter from Liverpool of the I'd Fe- 4
bruary, fays, The lhip Columbia, Fof-
dick, from Savannah, for Liverpool, mot
withdrawing the crew left her, and went
aihore near Duolinl is got off and towed
into harbor, with 7 feet water in hei
hold"
Mr.. Jeferfon, the PRECEDENT Of he U.
States of America, having received tie
Letter aud Diploma of Foreign Allocate,
addreGed to him in the name of the French
National Infitute, has anfweIed, that he
accepts the title as a proof of the Frater-
nifty which unites in one Family all thole
who cultivate the Sciences, whatever part
Of the Globe the may inhabit.
L0ndsn Paper.
We once uomiisd 10 give Holt credit
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-01
DEMOCRATS AND SALARIES.

rom the continual bluifering our n.
Hampllire democrats make about TIC Co.
vernon and Judg es falaries, an uninformed
man would iuppcie they were The mott
meek and economical race OF moftals on
the glohe. Be, there is an old remark,
that over nice prefentions to delicaey, fre-
quenily cover corrupt bofon, 70 it is
with democrats and their economy :Mf,
Jeffedon, the greatea of them all. actual
ly receives upwards Of asoo cellars more
than the great Wellington, it being tie
amount Of The houie rent PAID by the for
mer Preddent, but which he enjoys al the
expenee OF the union and his iecretsr'es
faIaries RATED above the Warrington e.
tablilhment 1900 dollars. Such 10
heir economy, and by this tale cry they
hoped TO rcyolutionize New Hsmpihire.
Poytsmoatb C,aele.
The Editors of The Reeoyasy ere reqsslfea
to gsve The tollo4ving Jqaib a baee
nfbtr Pafer, ao6ifb will 0blse thar
friend
PAsou1N.
A PRESIDENT.
/" OBJ q1bat fine Thing il IS to be q
PblgIopber!"
YE rulers OF cations minute attend!
And learn ne7v avay, 70 fave j >ktaa
friend.
If, to feize your eGatc, he's pleas'd to
mfr,
Tho frongcr you be, you mutt not reea.
Two millions or 70, DO BAT place in his
hand,
Twill ioften his heart, and bring back
your land.
But if you fhould ak, why pay fuch a
fine,
Why refaance at frR mutt mar his de-
hgn?
Poor foul! this would doan age or tive
paa,
But, in this Age gr Regain, you'd Gl.eIy
be calf.
Your methods unknown in Bonapartl's
code;
To BEND is the rage, dc Par',.a 4 maass;
s., d Rsafon anu Cath, il, lois ne'er re-
genr;
Bat copy the rule of-s WISE PafSI-
DENT.
PAsQUlN, Jun.
one ef tie Ns1o Sebool|y
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-01

A hmpl= Iibernan who waslateiy brot
before court TO DC bound over to his good
behaviour, va told by the Mayor, thas
he Eaa fad Ge witty in zoo dollars for II
months. By JAsus," replied she poo
fellow, !" I'm bit of Grange1 hsre, ana
as your worhip's worth the money, and a
good man and well known, ] hope tie
court will hare no OBJECTION to you, for
they know noshiag1as all, at all, OF Pat"
Subscribers to MIR. Hopkins's
edition Of the FEDERALIST
are respectfully informed that in
confequence Of the removal Of
Mr.. Boureau, their books are
left at Mr.. PERKINS, fore, adjoln-
ing Cadlby's tavern, where they
are requeled to call for them.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-01
Making altogether as above

na'ed' dolls. 467,73I
Ihe reafon why The lat mentioned
sommiillon of one per cent. on the pay
nent Of indictments of the principal, and
mated IN the report of 18th Dec. 1901. as
aforementioned, at $4,000 guildels, has
ossn omitted in the report TO the commit
h0neIs OF the linking fund, remains to be
explained.
(R<5ors 10 Be ceatiGae1.l
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-01
Making as above Fat

Making as above Eat
ed dolls. 476,e3.
In the report of the commiiEeners Q
The 6nkirg fund, 10 The laid
ium OF dolls. 4SS,los
are added only the two arf
mentioned commificns of 4,63I
Bot on the other hand the gra-
tfcation of Iz,5oo guiluers,
which in the report OF Deem
Der, 1901, is confdered as
part OF che principal oiths debt,
and net included ip The inieref,
is, insihis laf report corfder.
cd as partof the interell it ne
yer having been rhe practice in
former reports Of the board, to
include the payments of thofe
Qualifications IN the accom-, of
principal.
This item is eqaal to dolls. 5000
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-01
5ts5 6o7 81

se'hsf'
The difference between
,vo ilasenasnts IS, 4f'41o $
~ Which VI arifs. from The following items
VIZ = The annual inferea on the tempo
-. - loans obtained from the bank OF tbs
a., 'I.!,.d States, IS itated in the former e
o,,' = IA goo dolls. but one million swt
I.'aarra and ninety .houiand dollars Of
a y. nr;ocipal Of that debt, having been
:" LA 70 me back on the goth )une lait,
g. ;n,ersa on that fun eeaied after that
5,y. which makes the annual inssFsH on
!, ,sals loans, 3,,45o dolls. lefs Tor that
Lar '..,r and ,educss thar item il the.lait re-
sor, 10 ll7,4So, as will appear BY the
ss0oexed Abatement (C) which in conforms
- % the wifhes Of the mover Of the reio-
ln,ion, as expreIisd il his isoond enquiry,
lives ieyeral items of the grois amount Of
ss.o6s,73S dolls. 81 cents, itated in the
, r Of the comuifloners OF the linking
fooa az the amount OF interef for 1907.
Id. The intereG due for 1907, on the
foreign debt, is lated in the repor, OF the
18th Dec. 1901, at 476,esi dolls.
And in report TO the eommidi-
sners Of the hnking fund, as per
Aatemenf iCl hereunfo annex
ed, at 4o7'75i
Making difference Of dolls. 9,aoo
To both Aatements, the intereR, pro-
cerly 70 called, is the fame, viz. I,I4s,25o
,auilders equal at 40 cents per euhdeI, &C
IsS, 100 dolls. but the difference ariies
from the items OF conmifions and graii6-
cations.
In the Gatement of December 1901, TO
70 the fun of dolls. 45S,Ico
IRE added the following
sommiilions viz.
One per cent on the in
.ere& equal TO dolls. 1881
One per cent on 1850
guilders. Qualifications
on he Datch loans pay
able that year, ia5gail-
ders equal 10 50
One per cent. on
100000 guilders, tie
then fuppoled amount Of
HE inlailmsnts, falling
due during 1904 int1ol-
land ard Antwerp,
$1,000 guilders, equal
% $4,000
49,
1881
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23
TO THE. PUBLIC.

WITH the preient number com
mences the Saturdays Recorder, the
price being two dollars per annum, paid
in advance. We ihall often be una
voidably compelled to continue long
articles from one paper to the. other, TO
thar the fublcribers TO the Wedneiday's
Recorder will find il extremely conve
nient to take the Saturdays lIkewlie, HI
order that they may have articles always
in their full and complete form We
fhall now be able 70 tak& notice OF
wide variety of foreign and domeitic
news, which we formerly were obliged
to leave out for want OF room. In do
ing this, we fhall be particularly care
full to felcGt fuch articles as wear ferrous
appearance Of authenticity, and are real
ly worth reading. More cannot be de
1nanded, and we ihall endeaVour not to
do lels. The three frt numbers ofrhe
Saturdays paper will be fent round to
ali our iubicrlbers. After tllat, they
will be fent only TO thofe who, III the
mean tine, have RENTED money to
pay for their new fub(criprion. From
thoie who do not chute to take the Sa-
turday's papers, rhete three numbers viii
be deducted in reckoning up their year.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23
RICHMOND MILLS.

- FTE fubicriber he eby informs the public
4 THAI at length, after much trouble and ex-
pence, he has nearly completed one of his Mills
on the James RiVer Canal, in which there are
two pair Of Burr Zones for manufacturing
WHEAT, and two pair of Cologne fones now
ready to grind CORN.
That the Inconvenience which might arife from
delay and difference of meafures may be avoided,
CORN will be received only by weight, at fifty
pounds to the bufhel, and iuPpy of MEAL and
HOMINY will always be kept ready to give in
exchange, at the rate Of eighty FIVE pounds of
Meal, or ninety-two pounds Of Hominy, for one
hundred pounds of Cora
After the lois of weight by cleaning, and eva
poTation in grinding is deduGted, the toll on Meal
will be only about one tenth, and on Hominy one
twentieth; il will therefore, he much TO the m
teref of thoie who keep horfes, to have ali their
Corn ground
As the lubfcriber 10 now providing Fan and
Screen for the purpoe of cleaning the Corn eifec-
tually before 1t is ground, and as thu Neal will
De made from the bet Corn only, and none bit
iuch as is understandable will be received ne hopes
that general iati;fa6tion will be given
THOMAS RUTHERFORD.
~ B. The deduction for Storage and SHRINK
age on Corn, depofted to be exchanged for Meal
and Hominy, will be made as moderate as pofible
January I, 1903.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23

JUS as foreiaw, and had fcretold, ma
jority of Congre(s have pai1ed refolution in
favor OF Gallatin; it embraces the laIc of the
bank hock. The majority durf not do
otherwilr. The weakeit man of the narrv
knows thar, if this had not Been done C{aIlal
tins fame wsuld have Been injured and Thar
the consequences would have Been fatal 20 tbr
party, and of couric 70 him(elf If the anchor
IS LOFT the yehel is wrecked. The ref5lutiof,
winch Pahed was in the following words:
" U" q motion IF feherai s. .Sm;tL tie
F" bf5le agreed 10 a rcf2lHtioa dseLayiag sbot
F" f6e t0nlmjIfs"srS g0sre onfb5rijcd to iii The
g tank b5are5, that the (ale nads ~ t5l1,
" soas e*Pedieat; and fbe.rejuh bigbly eondr.
F." ere to the 'ntsrsf gftbe Unitsi Sfofcf.
ne reader is dejired to recollea thar this
was offered at the lar Of the felton,, when #
was lmpoh BE to di(culs the fubie6t. Their
was not member Of that houCe who di5 nor
know that the hlc afforded great diicontent
10 great many candid and we'll informed
mems and that the reafofs which Cal.sfin I'D
gwen were by no means flefsfaaorv. 90
not INTEND to diicufs this fully at p.cfent. be-
Cauie ! have not ieen or heard all that has been
iaid and written about il.
1t the generaIhad not been always emf .r,rod
as an lnconiiderate laundering Doiiticisr.,,,;,b-
oct iqthcient talents TO underRand tbe f,,r.
and effect Of his own words, much lefs tbe
complete tendency Of tbe fpeechftfclG OF. r i
was OF any coniequencs to demolilh his poll
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23
FRESH FLOUR

'Hh su6icrloers hereby give notice, shas they
= are now ready TO make Sales ofFLOUR Of
their own manufacture, and are ALT, 6eErons
to Pn rebate W6faf, Corn, FlOar-Bayreh, ana
StaVeS.
9ach as may want fupply Of MAJ, Romf1y,
S@ie-"'W, and BraG, are informed that they can
DC nLnlhed at Certain prices during the year, and
that tor the preient quarter ending the jaa Of
March, the prices will be for Sc lbs Meal, IS. and
Cd. and for s. lbs Kominy, IS, Sd.
hey hereby iolicit ali thofe indebted to them,
20 make payment as fat as poible, as their fitua,
ton does not enable them to grant fueh indal-
gence as heretofore.
Ihey haze fill on hand large aGortment of
IRISH LINENS, which they are anxious &c dit
pole of.
THOMAS RUTHERFORD, s.. Co.
Fs6 I6sb. 1903.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23
BURR MILL STONE
MANUFACTORY.

re fubicriber returns fncerc thanks to his
Il friends and the public generally, for the
very great encouragement he received in his line
OF butineis iince his commencement IN Richmond
lie has lately received large iuppy of excellent
Burr-Stones at his mandatory, and does not hef-
tate TO FAY, that nc will feil Burr Mill Stones as
cheap as they were fold in the United States;
ne will warrant them to be OF the bet quality, and
give ample ecurity (f required} foF their perfor-
nance Country produce will be taken in pay
mens, or 2 ihors credit given; he has almolt every
Gzed Mil Stones ready for delivery; alto PLAS-
TER OF PARIS ground and in The aone.
CARSON HOLIDAY.
RicbmoAa, fan. 2stb, 1909. {tf.l
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23

n 1 a meeting Of the Common Hall e., the
4 = city of Richmond, called by the Mavor,
and held at the houfe of William Rof IN the is;3
CITY on Monday the Esth day of Februarv' I8o%,
R9ofz'd' that she Mayor give notice IN rbe
e~seapers, that the Hall have adopted a plan for
fO0k HOUSE, and will receive propelals I{o-n
ahaertaKers Tor building the fame, at any time b..
!o,e tpe third Monday IN next month. The nIap
Is Et logged IN the hands of Mr.. Robert &. l.rpes.
nc pfePoial' mutt be made in writing.
Telte
ADAM CRAIG. c.c.n.c. R.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23
BURR MILESTONE
MANUFACTOPY

ME fubfcriber takes this mode of return.
ing his thanks to his former patrons. and
informing the public in general,that he has (b1
dellre Of his friendsl RECOMMENDED The
Wa ~ VI ACQUIRING of BURR MIN.
, loMES, and having furnifhed himfelf with
fuPPiy OF the beia materials, and having MAJ
i!~teen years experience in the buiinefs in Bal
tImofe, Petersburg, and Richmond. homes 70
be able TO give (atisfaction to his empIoVers.
lhe tones he will warrant to be as rood
as any IN the United States.
Any orders left with Capt. W1LL1Am
PENNocK, Norfolk; Capt W1tLiAM
CHAMBERS, Staunton; Mr.. WrlL1AmHAv
Wythe County; or Mr.. ROBERT Moons
Petersburg, halI be duly attended to, and
country produce received in payment at the
cuitomary prices.
y TWO APPRENTICES will be ia
ken to the above butinefs, and Mort dime re-
CURED, WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Rte%mgna, Jan. Iotb 1903. (tf)
n B. For iale, p GHIST,ER ofP axis,
IN tone or ground, for the Improvement Of
land, with directions for the ufe thereof.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23
TO BE RENTED,

WHAT large and convenient BRICK TENE-
h MBNT in this city, lately occupied by Mr..
Roberf IarHer, as Tavern and Boarding dou(e
atbste on the corner of the Main-Street; and
that leading TO Gel. Mqyo'5 Bridge. The central
hsuation thereof cannot fail Gf rented by gen
tleman qualified for the puEpofe) to enfure CON
hderabIe number Of reiPeasblc boarders; or, it
Is an eligible reGdeHce for genteel private faini-
ly. he Premiies may BE- entered, on the drlJ day
Of March next, or Immediately, as circumhances
may fuit; for terms apply to
ROBERT GAMBLE
Who has FOR lale handlome aaortment Of CAR
PETS and CARPBTiNC, and genuine PORT
VINE, in pipes aud quarter eaiks.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23
CITY OF RICHMOND,
In C0MmaR HILL IL

In Common Hall, Jan; 17tb 1909.
wv HEkEAS the prefent funds of the cor
poraton are not adequate to the ex-
pence of erecting a WORKHOUSE for the
city, which would combine within itfeif all
the cOnVeniencies which well regulated ihni-
tuition of this kind would require; having re-
gard to the future population Of this CITY, vet
It is wife and expedisnt that the funds now
defined fot this ufeful inititution mould be
laid out in tuch manner as 20 anfvef the
prefent purpoieS Of the corporation, and to
admit iuch future additions as the encTeanhg
population may require. Your Committee,
therefore, beg leave TO recommend it TO the
confederation Of the Common Hall, TO call in
the aid of tb5le who have experience Of fitch
initltutions, and to offer a premium for the
beit plan Of Workhoule, which will be 70
contriyed as to admit Of being erected in parts,
as the funds of the corporation will from time
70 time afford.
Rsjolved, therefore, that the committee ap-
pointed 70 prepare plan Of Workhome be
Discharged from further proceeding therein.
And that the Mayor be requefted to give no.
tice in che newspapers, or otherwifc, that the
fun Of thirty dollars will be given by the cor
Poration, as a premium to the perfon who
fall produce to the Hall, on the third
Monday IN February next, the beA plan of
Workhoufe, conarlcted as above mentioned,
and to be approved of by the Hall, eliminating
the colt at four thouia1d dollars.
Copy
Telte
ADAM CRAIG, c, c. H.
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