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Frem the ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER.
THR MORALIST.

No. I.
- Be vi't"0'ts ends pursued by oirtuous
means,
* Nor aink IT, intention sapctifsd the
deed"
NoSLE deeds always spring from a
noble spirit. Dignity of mind aims a,
dignity in action-the greatest of both is
to intend good, and to do good-to love
virtue and to practice it. These are ,ru-
ly noble attributes.
Men worship Cop because they con-
ceive he is good-'tis goodnes then that
men adore, and, therefore, goodness to
men is holiness; the beginning oft is to
intend and endeavour to do well, and if
good ends be proposed, good effects will
Be produced. If we cannot make all
mankind honest and virtuous, let u.
make As many as We can, and begin with
ourselves. This is setting out with our
face towards peace and happiness. BY
contemplating the nature Of morality,
which includes all virtue in heart and life.
We shall better know and esteemit. =
He who desires no virtue in his COM
panion, has no virtue in himself. Hence.
when the wealthy and the dissolute con-
meet themselves with INDECENT eompani-
ons, for their powers of entertainment,
their friendship amounts to little more
than paying the reckoning for them.-
They only'desire to drink and laugh -
their fondness is without bcnevolence.
and their familiarity without friendship.
He that would govern his actions by
the laws Of virtue, must regulaee his
thoughts by the laws of reason; he must
keep guilt from the recesses of his heart,
and rememberthat the pleasures of fancy
and the emotions of desire, are, more
dangerous as theyare more hidden, since
they escape the awe of observation, and
operate equally in every situation, with
out the eoneurrence.of external opportu-
mites.
He that tries to recommend and de.
fend virtue, can never enter into bet.
ter cause. Le. the motives to hate vice
and love virtue, be the considerations of
such effects as are necessarily connected
with their nature. such as they produce
internally on our minds, and externally
in our worldly affairs. 4. -I...-7. -,
Morality has its root IN the heart, and
its fruit in actions il includes the sci
enee ofgood poliey-the art ofgoverning
nations, societies, families, and each
individuals government Of himself
This subject il, therefore, ofthe mos,
sxaensiye and important nature. Itleads
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CLOSE 0FETENzNG-;in the Country.

SEE the Sun declining fast,
Sinks beneath the dabpted west,
And the ploughman's labor past,
A0me1Udrd tends to balmy rest.
From the frl4s the cattle come,
Sportive Ger the grassy vaie,
For to meet their friend at home,
Dolly, With her milking pail
r. Andto meet them Dolly HES,
y. Tripping blythe her pail to fiji,
81 While her rustic songs arise,
he0"eert 'uith the Whfper,riA
See rising from the crystal brook,
And the fouv'ry fragrant uaIe,
Gloomy Hsists die curling smoke
Dark'ning aAthe Uerdans,dale.
Mthe warb!ers efthe grove,
Cease to sing at close oCEght,
Cease to sing their songs Of loVe,
SAGE fAs s0lem" dirSsf1;ghe.
Reynard from h;s covert novp,
(WhfFe ee1esaIed az aav he Av)
From the hen rOost or tie maw
Steals his squaking prize Gs0ay.
In tie solitary GLADE, !
Where tie Ivolues restonsive haul,
MaErnfui music no.D is made,
Bytte unharmsnions o1pl.
Norv the moon NTH bosrow'd Blaze,
Sheds her feedIe, ghimmering light,
When cloud obstructs her rays
AHs eOnceal'd IN darkest night.
A'oundthe cheerful fire side =
Pleasing tales he time beg,Ile,
Modest NHirth at highest tide,
2 Heishfning Up tie rudy emile. :. !
When the peasaut's supper past
Tespers close tie pleasing scene,
Then to bainy sleep they haste,
Consented, Happy and Serene.
.~~~~e.<~~~~
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u. to contemplate and understand the ma
ture Of man-to learn and practices life
of rectitude-to be devout in all Christi
an exercises. FF
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07
THE OFFICERS of the 9th Re

THE OFFICERS of the 9Th Re.
L giment of Berkeley Militia, are
ordered to attend Muster at Martins
burg, on the 10th Of October next, to
continue for the term prescribed bv law.
The Regimental Muster is ordered to
be held on the 25th day of the same
month, At rMartinsburg.
DAVID HUNTER, --.
nj Col. Com.
September 9, 1908. =
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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21
COMMUNICATIONS.

Il has been frequently laid, in con-
7eriau0n, cant the firit Ultimate which
John Clarke rendered TO the executive
councl., concerHi. 9 the ar,nory, did nor
e&Ceeo 10000 dollars. Upon being in
rcroS4Ced by . perion l;tJt,e wier
rhaA ,h-l koH2Irs, why he did 20, when
he knew It 70 be by much. too little,
Clarke aniwered, that i;tile whole rrSh
fhcud be expelled at once, they would
nos adopr the plan. It was nccet7arv co
ar"t0 ITEM on ~ degrees, otherwiie the
stnSy backo0o0a,wsa would not grant
iupPiies.
Ii this is Untrue Clarke will deny il.
And he will be under Comfortable
obligations 70 the author OF this note
for putting 1t in his power publicly 70
wipe away 10 ,vle&abIc an accusation.
hat the public have been impoied
upon is mott cerlain, but whether by
fraud or folly is yer to be learned. N
man IN the Legislature, who voted fol
the eitabhihmcnr of anarmory exp 6ted,
that it was to colt two hundred efouland
dollars. And, that the iuperntendants
overieers and clerks, would colt tx or t..
ven shoutand more, per annum. He
could not juttity fuch vote TO his CON
itituents. IL upon an examination into
the iubje6t, 1t ihall be found that wear
and tear, natural decay, danger OF fire,
and managenent,wiil COZ ,on an average,
more yearly, than The yearly advantages,
1t would be better to flop the proie66 at
once, and rent our rhe houfc 10 private
adventugers, taking from them an obi
CATION to pay the rent in nuiketS to be
made upon the iPot. There is room
enough Tor this bulinefs. And ALTO to
ofofd two very excellent manufacturing
mills, befits, each of which mills,
would renr for 3 Or 1000 dollars per an
mum. In This way the public may get
toinething, and may make the beft Of a
Bad bargain.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21
FROM ? LATE 1oMDov paasp

HE late duke Of Bridgewater's will was
otpenej at four O'Clock on Tuefday. He has
ieft mott Of his houfss, his plate, his pictures.
valued at one hundred and fTtv thoufa /
pounds, and his eifate larelv pnrchafed -
Woo'ners, IN HerefordG1ire, 10 earl Cover.
together with bis canal property in .anca.
'hIre, which brings n from 20 70 8o.oooj
ieriing per ann. All this properly is cotailed
on earlGower's fecond fon, lord Francis Levi
ion Cover, HIS hrR fon will Inherit the
MARQUIS CT StafFord's ehates To general
HgeFton, now earl Of Bridgewater, he be-
queathes the eftate OF Aihbrdse, in H.,
fordihre, and other elfatcs in ShroDfhirc. and
forkihro, to the amount OF 26,oooI' ner
snhum. About 6oo,ooof. in the funds. he
7@= reg Chiefly 10 general Egerton, and oarrl,
among Che Counties of Caf!Ge. ladv q -,c,
Vernon, and lady Louifa Maeionsid. rhs
chief osrons lady The duke never was
married heie PeT!ous were his relation
ne duke Of BrIdgewater has died vortb
I2o,oo2I. tterling per ann. The tiar,l,t,,n
Of chs lmTeaie property is as follows ord
'Tower gets the whole If the canal e-oaertv
houie, pictures, and an c}stc, value 7o'o-oI
year; general Egerton gets 6oc,o.5l. ilorL
aIlo the carbon and ef2ates, value 78.oo-I
yedriyj ;he Rev. +. Erertor, Ao.oo~l IA,
Ca7ii'eo 10000, lady LouGa Ma~dc,slj
Io'o2oI- behdcs other bcqueds.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21

teT obvious regulations, would efFcaualy
di'po:c of convi6ts; and inleead of cofing the
nation an enormous annual expence, would
produce a large annual revenue. Mr.. Pitt
has, however, pledged his character and abb
'ities ~ tuPport ci CHS projec, and he will, no
doubt, adhere TO it with his uiual frmaeE, till
the period of his resignation. If he (haN
continue in Office for ten years longer, every
ice. n this country will Zee what every man
of enie fees already. By that time this chin
ca. will be treated with univerial cxecrarion,
as mhiltone hanging at the neck of pub
lie credit; AID the new miniilcr, as fpeci-
men OF his importance, will nitantiy abandon
tn: iectlement But indeed this inehimable
de.crprion of Britiih iubje6ts may very poAi-
BY fave MIN that troube, by cutting the
throat, oF their tatkmalters, and embarking
on board sh- ihipping in the bay. Could this,
rrg'iufion be accomplished without b.oodlhed
It IS in itielf an event extremely dcGrable.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21
RICHMOND every now and then

RICHMOND every now and then
IS dltrurbed with the proipe6t Of an in
iurrctilon. People 1t dinancc fnD-
pole THAT the witdoIn Of the executive
council Is ready ar all times 70 mecr
eYery emergency. They are miftakcn
IN many things, ard in norhing more
than this. AT chi, time the governor is on
a ylllr to Giolter, the lieut. Governor
Guerran1 relIdes nearly thirty miles
from Richmond, and does NOT come to
the city more than once a fortnight.
Mr.. Stewart rehdes about s miles from
Richmond, Mr.. S. Tyler about 20
mics, and comes 30 meet gen, Guer-
rant. nay and M Rae are out among
the courts garhe ring fees as lawyers.
Col White relldes miles from Rich
mond, and general Woo often about ~ :
n'lles, 10 that III cafe Of emergency the
only dependence is onrhe mayor and ma
gittrates of Richmond.
1t happens that theit gentlemen are
aimott all federaiitts, and although there
would be no difficulty in their obtain
ing any thing which fnch an emergency
might require. yet it is well known thac
they would run q comfortable rifoue.
The high toned republicans of the exc
CURVE, n order to thew their prudence
and economy, OF their hatred to fedora
lllJn, might refule TO Indemnify the ma
glltrates; the aiTembly might follow
the example.
1t ihould be recollected, thata Bri-
tilh army landed at Wefover, , ( mics
below Richmond, in the year 1880
and had marched Comfortable part Of
the way to Richmond before thev were
dffc7gcred- The executive council, az
that time rgGded in The city, and had
time before they dlfperled to take fome
meaiurcs. Do not thelc facts fngceR
the inProPriety Of permitrtingmcm
OF thc board to reiiJe any where, except
in Richmond, or to be employed in
the protection Of lawyers IF I2so is
inadequate for a fslary, then let as much
be added as viii lupport the members in
the clty, without the aid Ct fees, or
gambling.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21
FROM TIE cAzrrrE or TIE I. srArzs
DUANE'S CONFESSION.

DUANE'S confession.
IN the Aurora of Friday lalt was in
ierted Mr.. .Burd's larc publication con-
tanning Duane's humble confeRion and
apology for libel which he had preyi
onlly Publllhed againit that gentleman
a. Duane has prudenrly thought It ex-
Pedient 20 adopt this mode Of avoiding
the punllhment which. BY his own cor
te'iion, he 70 richly deiervcd, and has
thereby Prevenreda judicial invefigation
lot the tubje6t, it is but proper rbar the
pubic, and particularly che readers of
that paper, thould know what kind of
charges he is in the habir of maxine
agHnt the characters of men who han.
pen not TO plcafc hun, and upon whar
iorT ct au1horiCy ehote charges are found
ed. We have already remarked thar
the crimes charged againit MIR. Purd
arc OF iuch narue as would dilqualiy
him 70 hold any public Office in the
i5a57' and would further fubic6t him 20
ieyf-e puni.hfnenC for a high mifd.mea-
o l'volvlng the crime Of pc Jury. In
/ aIJilon 70 rhls, the gentlemen them.
. ielveS, who we've (ummoned upon the
IJury, were acculed OF being defirure of
rf--h ana honcfty, 70 Regardless OF their
oa5bs thar rhcy woulj, if they ned an
opportunity, cunvi1t a man If murder
without evidence. To aggravate the
er"rnnly OF .JIs ic-l,ir Vas pu3li.he,}
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21

Te1dence in the houfc OF Mr. Davis, 7
coniiderit proper TO inform rhe public,
1hat In future none which fhali write
or nave concern in publiihing, fhall
appear IN the Virginia Gazette, or any
otner paper, without being lubfcribed
Oy the initial letters OF my name.
JOHN WOOD.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21
TO THE PUBLIC.

AS leveral paragraphs and political
remarks in the Virginia Gazette, may
be iuPPoied TO come from me, and to ac-
cord with my lcnfimeDrs, owing 70 my
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21

bis IS prlIon on new and improved
plan, by which ptnoncrs can be kept entirely
ioiit7ry, without Po1ibility Of corrupting
each other
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21

e WHITE IAN g.'fcs to h. en0loyed =,
1 \ COOK, o. as ROUSE SERVANT. E1.
cure AZ .hl5 oHcc ''"
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21

and iaw, as I thought, majority Of
che jurors on thar lit competed OF rnoa
iAVeterateiy hottie TO noe on polr,ie4l
grounds. IL was under rhe(e circun-
itances chat felt and pubjiChei as I lid
Concerning you, which now Tus fbs Glv
q PHHj60's4f Gy.s;vs near mgq 5svtily
rsgsf.t
My idea was that you had placed
on the lit ofjurors great over prsoor-
ton OF my political enemies. am cold
this was nor the caie,a belle We thofc
VINO tell me 10, becauf have no re-
collection, at this time, of any oeher
PeTion than - -
Such Is The nature, and this is the
amount Of the evidence upon which tbe
edlror Of the Aurora founded ;aaroe
againlt public officer Of one of he
,hghett crimes which, in his Official ca
,Pac'1y, he could comnis; and iucn is the
authority upon which he declared rhas
no doubr, twelve of the rctpcCtable ri
ItIens of Philadelphia would find 4 aIar
guilty OF murder without evidence F.! Let
.thotc who are in rhe habit OF daiiy
l"aiio"lnS the dreams OF falle and ma
llcious llAndeT. which perpetualy flow
from this corrupted and purrid fo,nce
look at rhl ABOVE, aud contider well. Is
this your organ q The pubic gojA2
NOTE.
I 'fIt oushcto DC noticed that this
Pen'enual regret was nor produced in
Duane until after Jury had been fun
moned by thc martial, Of the dittricr
20 try the action commenced by Mr..
Burd, nor until II was found that the
trial would inevitably come on al the
Pretcnr ttilion of the circuit court. The
jury thus tumnoned vas found 70 confiH
! OF decent and upright American citizens.
who would Be likely to do luitice. TN
; der theie circumstances it was that
! Duane frf diicovercd the error of his
way ard fell upon the expedient Of cor
telling and Begging pardon. At the
tame time he threatened TO make fotrc
colnmenrs upon Chs Jury lummoned oy
che nar,hall bur we prciumc he has
thought bclJcr Oft. II Imut caild gysaIr
fbg ire.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21

Z re t.'Io'oisg s0ay is eabied tram Uolpns, Of
T u roe jteoaf editor evas Purified in
EatH'"'gh ~ 1872. II bas beer N,e1va-
= Tf"a'Fs@, that this piece forms a
f@E"fsrpart to tbr biRory efour Penitcati
H'.P' ne fame uttcr uant of prudence and
@'oH0niy appears in both iuRanccs.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21

Mf. howard Shocmaltr, man Of
as fair reputation and uni,nDearbable
integrity as a1y one IN Philadelphia.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-01

Ardif to tbt fun iaall
Be added tie r,aS7oos
dollars paid ob account Of
the principal af tilesiebt
due TO the hex, our Of
the proceeds Eof the fale
of the BssjlEiaares the
5,44o,4o9 66
tinguifhed Earing that
year, viii bdfonnd to ex-
ceed FIVE piiiions, four
hundred & fifty tLonland
dollars.
The balaace offpecie in TIE trcsfury
which, on tHe 1t day Of Caober 1901,
amounted to. z,94S,7l8 dollars and ),
cents, had erfrealed on the 1T October
1902, 10 'hf fem Of 4,5s9,675 dollar:
and 81 cents making a diGeren.e in ia.
vor Flhe trdaiury, Of I,59o,956 dollars
ard 81 cent?: which Iaf fun added 10
the above ndntioned payment Of 4ISzS6.
dollars and (6 cents. made out of The
trcaiury on account of the principal Of
The public dds, makes an actual difference
III favcr Of the United States, Of more
than five millions, feyen hundred and forty
thoulaud doAs. during that year.
The payments on accoun; Of the prin.
cipal Of the Pubic Debt, from the frA
day Of April 1901, TO the goth day of
September Isoz, (exclufvely Of and in
addition 10 the Bank Debt discharged
our of the Proceeds of Bank Shares) a.
mounts to Dolls. S,339,sG6 A.
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yet efficient data, precilely to afcertaih
he eae5s of peace on the amount Of
duties, taole which ere In The polielnon
Of this department., tend TO corFobofate
the prefumption, that that fun at leait,
mine millions and an half viii hereafter
be annually received. The i}ateRaent 81
which exhibits comparative view OF
that ,evcnue, for each quarterduriag the
lat two wears, fhows that the amount ct
duties accrued during the niue hrlf months
ofthe pretsnt year, exceeds eleven MILL.
ons three hundred thoufand dolsass; and
alter deautiiog three millions Ave nun
dred thou,ana dollars, amount q de6en-
tures iflued during the fame period, on
account Of the re-cxportstions Of fofe'9n
goods,l tleayes for thofe three quarters, 4
BALANCE Of more than avsu nsilsi3rs elgbf
baugyrd tboasaas aollar,, iubJset 70 70
other dednction than expences OF coileeit-
on: and from the knowledge already OBJ
rained Of TIE ilnporsatious during the pre-
fent quarter, as well as from the gradual
diminu:ion OF re-exportation, no doubt
remains that the nett revenue accFulag
during the whole year will exceed the et-
innate.
From pefent appearances, the whole Of
the permanent REVENUES OF the Initea
States may therefore he reafonab'y COM
Il.
putsd at tex mill;ons IT dollars, --ot which
fun, ieqen millions three hundred thouiano
dollars are appropriated for the paynen'
of the principal and intcre9 Of the Pn6lie
DER, and two millions feven hundred
thouiand dollars are applicable 10 the cur
rent expeaces Of Government.
According to the climate for the year
1903, thote expenles will, exclutlveiy OF
a finn OF ISo,o dollars, wanted 70 CO.
YER the Navy deficiencies Of the years
1907 and 1907, bit including. fundry per
manenr appropriations which make no
Dart Of the annual efimstss amount to
a,o6o,oo dollars /: TO wit.
For the Civil Department, and
all Domsftic Expences Of a
civil nature $4,000
For expences attending the IN
tercoulfe with foreign natl
ems, including prize cauies
and Bay5ary 5szOsrs, a5o, Coo
For the Ililiary and laa:aa &C.
pastmen,s, 10000
For The Naq,al efabIilhment,
calculated on fuppoGtion,
that FIX fsig afes hail be kcP.
in confant employment, ooo,ooo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-01
L E T T E r
FROM

FROM
The Secretary q tie Treasury,
ACCOMPANIES
HIS REPO r Il,
.Pnbarsd tx obedience to the directions ct
tie al. Supplementary 70 tie az,
emitted, " 14u ae 10 ssta6iisb
Tie Treasury Department.
SIR,
I HAVE the honor toenclofe a Report
prepared il obedience TO the directions OF
The act, supplementary 10 she atf entitled
!" An att 20 eRablih the Treasury depart
>mcnt.''
I have the honor to be,
Very RESPECTFULLY,
Sir,
Yenr obedient fervant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
Treasury DePayfmsnt,
Dee. s, 1902.
The IIororsbie the Speaker Of the
.Iiou!e OF Representatives,.
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Dollars, a,56o,oo

Neither tie payments due on account OF
he convention wi,h Great Britain, and
which viii, Cor three years, amount anne
ally TO eight hundred AID eighty eight
,houfard dollars, nos the inRsilaaents and
interehs due ca account of the eco, 900
dollars loan obtained ffom the aaSe CT
Maryland, fer the ely Of WGl6iggt0n, are
Included ia .he caiculatica as they may
Be betrayed ont Of the following reiourees
which make no part Of the Permaae0t Re-
veaus, VIZ.
III. The furplas Of fpecie IN the tfeafary
which, as the whole amount there will not,
az the clolt Of the piefeut year, fall much
Gaoft Of FIVE ra;ll;2ns of dollars, far exceed
the fun which /, is prudent to keep.
adly. The uncolietsed arrears of the
DREcr TAX, e!tisnated at far buudred
tb0Qjaed d5llaf5.
And 3dly. Tie outifandlng uncoletted
INTERNAL Dunes, amounting to near
fes,en 14ulyed tbsglrnd dollari.
The oily embayfaAment experienced
during The courfe Of lalf year, aroie tom
the difficulty OF procuring the remitfances
neceiIary to meet the large inffallmenss Of
debs due in Holland. The irnPcllbllity
Of obtaining bills Oh that country, TO the
amount wanted by government, and the
lois which, Oh accom-: CT the rate OF ex
change, nuR be incurred BY renting cir
cu:soully through England, induced the
Secrstafr Of TIE 7'reafuTy 20 recommend,
in a report TO the comRlihoners OF the
SINKING FuND (maTSed c. a recouffa to
bark aock as the mo& favorable mode of
renting. :.
Ofiae FIVE thouland flares in the flock
of the bank Of the United States, origi-
pally fubfrcibed BY The y. States, $3.50
f1arss had ieen fold in the year 1896, by
virtue Of re act, entitleei Z. fl 1a NIX
iag provj,ffor e. the ba.gmeaf IF The ae6ts
IF t5e U,V9d States; and for the purpote
Of di(chargrg a part Of tie debts due TO
the ban4, The renaining a,zao flares
were now, under The fame authority, fold
ats per cent. advance; tie ], I,zS7,ooo
dollars which they pfodoced were, in con-
tormisy to Tie proyilons Of the iaid a6t,
y
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the difersnce in favor

the direIfhcc IN FAVOR
the u. Stats, S,oSs,sl7 70
for thofe eitthteen months Will be found
equal &c eigh, millions, eighty-hve thou.
fand aye Kindred and itvenieen dollars
and Gxteen Tnts.
ofthe anhlal appropriation Of 1900
900 dollars Ez the principal and inlerea Of
the Pnbhs DIR, near three millions, nine
hundred tfobfand dollars will be wanted
to pay the isiereit winch falls due in tie
year 1903, Isni the reidue, amounting
TO three nilions, four hundred ihcuiand
dollars may be conide!ed as tire fun
applicable, bring tia, year to the ek-
tinguilE,a>r: Of Inc principal Of ihc Pabilc
debt.
From allIvhich, it relaIts that 70 long
as the UuitG States thall not be Afflicted
by any unfSrc!een calamity, and Whit
the tn5Lc es3enditares lhall be kept with
in their prsfnt Limits, there does net ap-
pear any neca!hy fo- eacrcafag the prize
Re1eaues.
All whish is mott RESPECTFULLY fnbmit-
ted by. EALBER T GALLAJIN,
Secretary If t5s 1'eal4yp.
Treafury Department,
Dec. Is So1, J
| 1T a Meethg at the CommD0reys Of RE
s;akmgEFnud, on The Sevenfb Of 57aac,
1902.
PRESENT,
The Secretary Of State,
The Secretary Of the TreafdrY,
The Attorney Gaaeyal of the y. States.
THE Secretary o. The Treafory report
ed to the BOARD, that proviion has AREA
dy been ma de- TO meet nearly all tie de-
nands which will bccome due in Holland,
dufing thscourfe Of the preient year, hut,
1 that it is lneceaary TO make immediate
| prpvihon for the payments on account OF
principal and intereit which fall due there
during theIfrf five months of the yer
| 1903, and amounting TO tour millions,
| iotr bundled and thirJy-nine thouland
| eifht hundred and thirty Guilders, and
payable at the following periods, VIZ.
| lit Of Jnuary, $1,000 Goilders.
it of february, eS6,35o do.
| ii Of March, 6oI,ooo DO.
! he Of Jne, ,979,7S0 dos