Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-12


lued, 10 meke Ire neesDe.y rrmitiaae<f o'
lie "a, nrent IF Tie f0bhf dfbt, IL ne
yrav 1902 The Seeret4yJ }aaa1 It d.&fah
to yemi;f !; he soos q@ea n cents Re, gail
der, FIR he mere6G,5 ana ny ksnts amsxg
fbe ri he1d ouf, tb<y thoaskf ,hey had re
Secretary IN thei, fequer, laoseing fbAf be
aaaf at al eofrts rfm.t II q !eyge om9avt,
ana thar tb.y qoeula h4ve got ihe 5ater
ef Kim, JxiJo, bis Jud;c,eay Iale Of tie
bouh l50rss. He THEREBY eompfl'ed II 10
ytH at, and l0ved TO Ike Unhed Stat<s
sS,oco d.Aar5--and eom9fllfd tbs mef-
ebants toJef fs, II eexfs RE guilae,. Il
be bad not 1onr 70, Il5eald h0ve gof ~
cents guildtr for my hills FIR tb4t zv0s
TIE probortioa tbat bills an A0yf<,fam then
bore to bllls on Londen. Bat ~ faking
The dsmand f,om the market, he rtdseea
fbfir palxe.
Since The blgiaing Of tie year 1902,
ore million nine buudrea tkouiand 3ollars
haze been ,egEfred 70 be rtmitted 10 Hal
laad. The Jrfretayy agoia toand dlH-
eulty from tbs high <acbange required.
I uade,fand that be has made a jadiei-
eiaus eoatral7, and auitb gentlemen TOO qe60
are not tav0rites-- contrast quhfcb 1
@oud MOI haze been qviilrng TO make, },
zvbicb means ke lbs been faabkdts attain
eaehaags at A cents tbs gnilder. Il IS
trar, The merchants get t5e mqney nozo, and
make tie payment in Sepfmber. Heap
pears, at fri 0t<qp, 10 gain Ike infeysf
for The iattrvsning teriod, BIT tbi, Is nat
TIE taF, as he FILLS tie Lnh frop7rfienebJ
ioqoer; ard geveyamenflaatls nctbiiag Is
tbe money, if RENTED zvoald be 4Jfle6 il
Hollaud. IL eli This there Is IN jaeOoyitjrg.
For ne /eeret0yy places lis teyms in fbe
beals AMI fQey merehQnf Of ergdlt noy
by; all, qcbo bave tie msaas nay f0yh-
ripate !; il IS an qgIr ef public note-
retg.
Mr.. Smith eouelaatd By oLIerqirg, that
fbo' thls 1udJ;ea TAD ase.er bx1are eomr to bis
qiesv, be tboagbf il bsf TO tkrsq0 eaf lbslf
1eqo r-mQrks III on/qUer 10 he g<ntzfnsn
fran Conneaicpt.
M. G5ifwold faid, that lie faonld re,
have troubled the hcuie with any further
remarks On the reiciution which he had
offered, as there appeared to be ditpohti-
on in gentlemen 10 adopt i, had it not
been for fome allu6ons which had been
made by The three gentlemeo WHO had
been up, 10 the time OF bringing The rcfo.
lulicninso the hoilfc. H had been accuf
ed by thofe gentlemen OF Introducing his
motion at the heei Of ,hs lehion, when iuf-.
icient time did not remain for a fiji IN
ysligation. Thefe remarks he tho, re-
CURED al anfwer.
Ibid expect, laid Mr.. G. ttar the gen
.lenan from Virginia (Mr. Randolph
would, 10 jaaice to me-, have hated the
circumstances which pgeceded the bring
ing forward of the refolption, but fnce
1hat gentlemau has not thought proper to
do it, / will fate thofe circumstances
mYfelf and as the gentle nan IS Prefent, he
will corred me il commit an error.
The iournsls OF the hou(e ihow, that
The report of the commillioners of TIE
linking fund was tranfmitted TO the legif
lature on the feven,h of Feb. The report
was not read in this houfe but ordered to
be printed. and in two or three days ap-
psafed in printed form on our tables
From enriory view of the report he found
10 FAY no more of III that it contained
many errors AID required much explanati-
on, and he then moved the reterence TO
the committee Of ways and means (of
which committee the gentleman from Viz
ginia Mr.. Randolph is chairman) and
he communicated verbally, on The fame
morning, the objections which he had DIFF
covered TO the report. On the fame or the
following day he committed the Object
ons which he then MADE, 70 writing, and |
delivered them TO The gentleman froa,
Virginia, with a reouea thar he wcpld