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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-08

we gave, and the siiurances which we re-
ceived, that the whale would be carefully
packed. so great was the politeneIs Of
the houfef that, though we had paid for fcass
over night, the coach was ON the point of fes
ting OF without giving notice 70 Ave or fix
OF us, who were in coniiderable danger Of
being left behind.
In our pahage acrols Jeries, the drivers
did every thing in their power, to kill the
hortes, by making them go at hand gallon
tor INK or teven miles together, without lloo-
ping over deep iandy road, and in q very
hot day, Ii the ownersof thoie coaches had
the leaR fente even Of their own intereft,
they would Rog fuch barbarous villains, in
place ofpaying them wages.
TT Sorden,cn, we went into fccond boat,
where We met with very forty aeeomnlods-
zion. This was about four o'clock in the
afternoon. We had about twenty miles down
1he Delaware TO reach PHILADELPHIA The
'0PtaiS who had nloR provoking tongue.
was COY about eighteen years of age He
AID few companions, difpatched a dozen
or eighteen bottles of porter. We ran three
different times again!t other vessels that Were
Coming up the ttream. The women and chill
dren lay all night on the bare boards Of the ca
oln Hoor. A iittie boy, one, OF the passengers
from New I DIRK, fingered at the brink OF the
grave, during feverat months. in confequencr
OF this mode OF travelling. We reached
Arch ttteet wharf, about eight o'clock on the
Wednesday morning, having been about FIX
teen hours on voyage Of twenty miles.
Compared TO fuch n4vigators as thofe two,
whom have juh given an account of,
| gwen poor Mitchell was An Anton or CO.
! lunDus,
Frint the above. The prcfs cannot do
better than 70 defcribe iccnes Of inhofpitAlity
and winding thar could hardly be expected
IN I urkiih cal avanfera.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-08
sJhs RgoSHOI. OlR.
RICHMOND.
JUNE stb. 1908.

RcBERT BRUCE. sTATK OF MANurAC-
rUREs IN VIRGINIA. NORTH IVES
ERIN DONATION. TIKI ARMoaY. The
PENlTENrIARY. THE TOBACCO WARE
HOUSE. COLONEL MAYo's BRlpcs.
ROBERT |. king OF Scotland was one Of
the ableif and mott celebrated ronarchs Of
the fourteenth century. When he affirmed
the title of king, amoit the whole country
was II poiici7ion of the Engiifll, He afEem.
bled few adherents, as determined and
desperate as himieif. BY ferries Of the no9
heroic EFFORT, he finally drove the ufurDers our
or ms dominions and, as Hume exprefes
it he conducted his countrymen TO liberty
70 victory, and TO vengeance -
There is vulgar Scots tradition that. hav-
ing been beau in eleven battles. Bruce took
thelter, after the lar Of them, in ioitarv houf
or cottage, where he obferyed fpider atteo7,,
ing 10 tlx the end of a.thread aeainff the wall.
The thread broke eleven times, but in the
twelfth att n IT, It'd irider was fuccefsful.
" Snail fald the king, " have lefs patience and
forritude'' shan this little inlsSf 20 He re-
iulped his aims, reaheubled his partizans.
and gained the twelfth battle.
he tory is fable, but rhe moral is good :.
and in no country was eyer its application
more wanted, or more de{irabIe than in Vir.
ginia' We have, neither the fpirit nor the
psr eysfancc Of Bruce and tie frieer.Pv the
moit anpardonaolc Negligence, we have caA
Sitde a grear part OF thoie advantages tbat-ua-
lure nad iet before US. New-Engiahd, with
barfen ioii, ard five months per annun Of
zee and inow1 IS crouded with manufactures
and the ma ces Of the feveral farea are +, ,
reputable condition. New York abopnae
with manufactures. Her treafry is full. and
IT'S but few Yeas fice her citizens naid
Jingle fate tax. PeanfIvania is nh MGR.
dlitinguithed for the indufry OF her 6sonIe.
and their progrefs in ali kinds Of 6arrf.flures
hey have got ieyera! turnpike roads G,ch &C
that from Philadelphia to f.sncaaer Th;s
road would not be defpifed in the hen r., $780,,
ed county N England, Nine Years 200, tbo
fate had fzty tx paper mills. '''0
Proceeding to the fecondary fste Of M
ryland, We meet with an oyerAowing tre,-
fury, and Jingle town, which contains :,
leait as many inhabitants. and does ~ ieon
as much bntneis, as Alexandra, Norfolk,
Peteriborgh and Richmond put together,
New YORK IS fad to have about fifty thou
land people, PbiiadcIphia Gxry thoafand, and
o@iuInoie ay leEH twenty thOufand while
the metropolis Of poor Virginia contains only
folr or I'VE thouland people, Of wbom
one hafare black, The foreign trade Of the
CRY IS large enough conflicting the fac Of
it, but a tribe when compared with tbse of
Baltimore. The principal n1anunaure Is
----le; the reader gues what. For we
have promiied to many ofour friends never to
write an, Their word upon 70 aekE,B, 70 We.
ry<ieklJ@ GubjeGt.
R(na iarvey Of Virginia, there IS perceived
an Immonie traSt terri.ory, Of wbicbby fsr
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-08

E tr6&? ,fa Letter f,,e1, G rsgf'en,qa ~ Phi
iol,i.b;, - A., c.;.uy:
'',' A'''''''''' . N'''&'
I.P'''' +3f'' So
In the MARYLAND Journal Of the a3th az
hlarcb lait, ohferyed an acc mt Of an ex-
petition from Frenchtown TO Newcat}le N
s1e Gage coach, and from the later pace 70
PhiIa )pha by The fage boat The wliter
complains that the coaeh took fix houce to
drive Seventeen miles over tolcrsrlc road :,
thar the boat fpent totny-<igbf hours on a
voyage Up the Delaware, Which might h .vx
peer ended in fix hours, that Mitchell, me
after Of the boat, gJr drunk; thar bis fa,lors
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The folio, "~is miscellaneous remarks have
been infcrtse8 As a relief TO the reader from
thu Grcneis Of ro,itical details. They re-
fer to fubieGls OF univertal intcrcff, and
which, the n,oa ezprciive manner, demand
reformation.
On Saturday, the 18th Of March, 1896,
swo Gag coaches e. cue at FIX o'clock in
tie morning, from Fr.nchtown for Ncwcaf-
tie III nc ditfauce is only Ccventecn miles,
aod yer the drivers d,i nos reach the later
place til twelve o'clock. They tool, fix
hours 10 travel ipacc, which 4 eai.hy, ac-
tive man would have waiked over with cafe,
in folr and an half. The road through
which che coaches had 20 go, was verv ole
rable. One of theie drivers, when near n W.
caflfc, attempted kind of quicker pace han
uuai, The wrctchsd hlrnelling infant
gave ways the two f1renof horftS br, Ike
lcofe, aud tet OF at tuIl gaItop. One Of lnen
was rear breaking his meek.
Wien the rail myers arrived at Ncwcai}ie,
the Wind Yves FAR, The tils~was waking, aud
tie boat lcr Philadelphia was reaiy aa5
s; yc, Ihey were detained an hour aud
Th ha 5, TIL only considerable eaf.n TO-
THIS de,aY was, thar the invkseb>r mig st lcrub
t5s fGg;nger5 oat ST the Prize " afsasr.
Atlait the boat GOT of, 4 a with FAIR
wind carre up within lefs than two miles
of Gloucefer point hut the. winl and tide
failing, chs vel, was ohIi Cd &C. come 10 az
Choir. IF (he had left NIewcafti bu an hour
more early, th- aight have cor,s. with cafe
to the WHAT II Chetnut a-cet, by fix 'cioci,
m the evening
Another ,,,c w,s e,spec}ei 20 begin about
one o'ciock II the tror.0ug. TIE u,a1sr,
whole name is Mitch Il, fate IL :, drin&ina
;sSog, PLAYING At cards with Tome paa ngcrs
and making IN intoerahle nofc, al ,hs
i'oVg above mentioned ; he then @ent 10 bed
abouc foarin The morning, rome of his n,er
CINE down 10 tell him dat the tide was eh-
oing, ana ihat ,ihe boat was run aground. /,
was long time before they could make him
uHicrfand them
seven or eight of the paf>ngers. who
were anxious IL get forward, were Obliged
~ pay half dollar Zach TO the iailors 70 row.
ttgm a{hore. If the owners OF theie boat,
are caPahie OF {haUe, which is extremely
doubtful, they rnuit bloih AZ ircis ,nul,,. lied
ALLIANCES ofneg s1nce, inioiencc and sx5o.-
ton.
Finally, tire boat canre ~ 10 Arch-Arcet
wharf on Sunday cvsu &, viSb ne ids, haV
ing perfnrmea n2ii &c il faosHry fjgbt urS,
which, with the us.nuA ease, NJ .ht h.ve been
czecuted in f..
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The above appeared IN : Baltimore news
paper. Soae Of the parties felr thcn,i.iyes
angry, and flid 60; buy thew did NOT atternnt
I" contradict the tsa'emcot, for it was oniy
re in'en o: eaeir daily pra3lce.
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TRAE,ELS
UNITED STATES.
far ,79 }
IN rhE

fFrem tb> H;R2,y Of the Omitted Sfatss.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-08

RoBERT BRUCE. sTArf OF MAsyrAr-
TuREs IN VIRGINIA NORTH wss-
fRN DONATION. yHE ARMoRY. The
PENlTRNTIARY. THE TOBACCO VANS
HOUSE. COLONEL MAYo's BRlpcs.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-16
Jonah 7hompfon and Son,
HAVE IMPOR TED

II TIE Aibs lillian q .S57o6a fran Loxasn,
esd Umted Statss t,om Ls0erp0oi;
Superhne Cloths and Caaimeres, Cam
brick, jaconet and book Mullins, fix
Shawls, cotton HoGery, .Jeanness, Fuf-
tians, frlped and clouded Nankeens, Cor
daroys, Velvetts and Thickfetts, Dimi-
ties, fancy Marleilles, Waifcoating, few
Ing Silks, l'wif and Thread, &c. &c.
They are in daily expectation Of their
aiTortment OF Hardware.
Nav O. d
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nfurped the POWER over the Gui,.,;.
and debated "that it was the i0,e.ea !.
America 70 arreff Paine," then. and =. "
till then, do we find our hero alive - ~, ~
miisries Of France, and his own d.no. ~,
Poor Tom has exettcd all his fophS;s,,
and logic to color over this at in his T,y
gic Comedy, but it won't do eve,v NJ, a'
mutt ak, why did he 60 to France at al
Or why did he remain there after Roh.r
pieres execution! there can be but one a.
fwer, that to the fra, his pride was ~.
much gratidcd to par. with his impor.,ncs
Ito the lecond, he felt furc again to f..
new his former EMO, ments, while ii.
fame fcenes were playing over again. and
he could not bring himieif 10 par, wink
iuch exquihte gratlacation.
But mark my gentleman NO foou.,
had Bonaparte topped the revolutionary
excefes, and there appeared fomc,hiue TX.
law and go(pel in France, we find him
whining TO our generous and humane exc
cutive, for leave to return in governments
yefel, by which he would be protected
again& Britain, where his life had been
forfeited, ard enable him TOO to leave
France unmoleGcd. Bot 20 iecure this de.
parture more certainly, and with lors
eclat, which his little ioul is always pant.
ing after, be .pu6E@ed (evrongL t,anl
lated the Prefident's letter of5ermUgou,
written in che eafy confidence of old &C.
squain,ance! Thus did this man avail him,
lelf Of an indecorous publication to de.
ceive the worldas to executive patfonagel
MIR. Jeferfon's enemies haye'' feizsd the
golden opportunity" and charged him
with advocating all the crimes Of this dc.
tefed faonfer! Although the Prefdent
vii! feel no fort of uneafinefs at this twit.
ed inference among the numbeslea Others,
yet the friends to the administration can
not fuFer Tom Paine, who has csp'd the
climax of iniquity, to intrrde himlelf int.
our republican iett-we dilelaim the aGo.
citation and deipife his principles fie has
had the prelumption to place himGelf fun.
invited) in the front rank Of our paryt
And our adyerfaries rejoice, becaufc he Is
the fure infrument to do us injuryi Tn.
republication of Americans is as oppoGte
to this mans doctrines, as isvice to,vir.
tue |! know that mine is, and / believe,
from every thing have heard and4eeA,
that fueh is the universal lentiment.
i ara, dear Sir,
Your noG obi. fervant,
VIM. BAKER.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-16
RICHARD VEITCH 6 Co.
HAVE IMPORTED,
In the tkeihip William and JOAN, from
London,

A few cafes Iglih Linens, q
large and Aandfome feletiion of Prints Of
the lateft patterns two irurks5of elegant
~ aforicd ribbons; ~, 9-s and 81
plain and coloured cambria mullins, cot
ION svelyet, dimisies, lfriped cotton and
cotton hoGery, with ieveral other articles
adapted TO the feafon, which they offer
for iale,a their warehoule in King ftreet,
on the mott Reasonable terms for cath, or
Il fhort credit.
Nav s. Dim
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-16
The three Jfory
BRICK HOUSE 6 LOT,
In fee Gmple,

an Zee hAlpie,
Situate upon the north Gde OF Prince
aseet, and eaif Gde of Warrington itreett,
and bounded as followeth, VIZ.
Z. Beginning at The interietaion OF iaid
areet, and running thence noTthwardly
with Wslhing ifeet and binding there
with TOO feet to 10 feet alley, thence
eaawardly with the line Of the alley and
parallel 10 Prince Greet So feet, thence
fou,hwardly with aiine parrellel 10 VAIN
ihgton frect II feet, thence weitwardly
with Ire parrellei TO Prince ffeet 81
feet, theoce fouthwardiy with line Pa-
ralles 70 Warrington freet IS feet TO
Prince arect, thence weawardly wissithat
freetand birding therewish to the begin
nng, being 20 feet
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Nav
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-16
Mayt
lDubstr Ufnntte.

On Saturday, 18th June,
,aSvill be fold TO the bighef bidder, on a.
credit OFFS, II, and rs months, the
purchaier giving approved negotiable
notes,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-16

The above Letter, as it rslp<Rs The tria,
eblts and conduit Of Paire, txtreDfs bs
natural tseAiags the 6oasf ixdepsndtst
Gutimenfs of an Amfneaa. We eanaa.
boevev>, /aleribe 10 the opinion, that ibe
Prfdent is anta,nj6ed rvitb The jrrtlg.
ou,, envious and axgratetul principles Of
bis friend Paine. If D09or Baker mil
/sareb The rps6tov Of bis o7pn 6elam,
be will find notbmg there 10 jyajG Mr..
5efs,/on. TIE Doaor feels Indignant at
fbe yeakJ5, turbulent pi,it, rvbteb eueaA
/ef tbt qvorll in arms, and araev from tbt
breaR of man rUey /aarft Of eoalolafi'a.
He lpnus The nan yrom lis /geikt, apbs
6e6i at religiou. ,evilts the graft orna-
ment, the mof mnn;ffeut b<asfa3or Of
our country. This is natural, it's Ams.
,eoa. .Bgt do spe find any Thing like tbt
in tbe conduit Of the P,s6dsut2 De- 1Vr
not find him in the bab;t etfJ'rgafrt AID
fsmilix, eerrepoudeuee erfb Pafne =
WoaA Doaor Baker do this ? The Ere.
Easnt does nat merely give him perm'liiOn
10 come to tits eomtyy, brit compliment
him on bis /" ufeful labors," applaud, bis
conduit, aad,eGss him zuifb t6f eeghdtnff
and familiarity Of jnend@ip, on'he Gas
of1arfies in this eoanty, and refers him
to a MEMBER OF CoNcRrss, FIR fxrtbn
mfo,matisn on that beed. I" Did M,' IN
the PRECEDENT lsem like" 1/afprobAt'0H .
Does not ibis exhi5h the /" ag9bemtr,"
a, an nlefal friend ndp4rtis4a} Il mere -.
permiaion 10 came to this country, { 7vb'fS
bye The bye qvas not vegaiGteJ mtgbt kA0t
been exb,sDsd in Oery fea0 quo'ds: Hq'A'
mu<ee6ay TO iat<'la,d it aeit6 fnyl'"<
compliments.
Doaor Baker Iae4ks Of tie Prssfassf's
Letter, az being improperly dy(elshd. Par
otn auas 3abl@ed before PANE left fraso'
On his a,,ivalbere, did MR.. Jefs,l'" en-
PRES any d;laap,obatiex at Pa'nf'' '0as
a;vxg 5abheiy to the Letter, or TO ar, q
Il sbo/e mtameus 1untiss,, and a6andoHts
byine;biks qubjeb GIgyaefd bis es,'flp'T ~
dent !? Did be e~tn treat him 7v"s Igl'
;rd;fs,eul< or mere fs,mnl ryffa No.
PANE had MT been haitian bsar in Gfergs
Teavu, before the P,sfssn''s }, Sfl'f 1sL
qua, dJ3atlbed 10 enquire efft' ." 0f4 M,'
min atsrud to his accumulation ""'
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2.fsa.oOQ

N: >: u. S 2,i58, 600
According TO the Official reMrns IN The
Treasury Of the. United States, there
were imported into our. territory frem
Loaisiana and the Flsridas, merchan.
dire 70 she following amounta, In DE %.
veral Year, prekxed: s.
i y. s s,az4,4z.. Declares.
In 1929 % the vaihsof soz,fsa
Ii 1900 9o4,S22s :
+ 4 1901 !. 9S6,63S
iSO2 GEE. Z. i,o06,ai4
According % The same authnrity,
which makes the total afthe exports :
mound 10 a.iss. 900 dollars. the imports
in, merchandise, pIantation-utensil
slaves, &c. amount 70 tWo ard IN half
millions, the difference being made I'M
BY the money infrodnced BY the govern
nent, 70 pay the expenses Of governiae
and prctecfing he colony.
{ According % The returns b the Trea-,
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linthe weasel and Eve 10 lie sere. y
| The row.boaf that goes out ID ipGt fhe =.
lot on hoard, 81 take him { s6oie. s,
"A taT q n dollars per annum ior ii.
tcenseS tElI liquofs. !. IS 81 - 4
Al 166ertaih places when sold. MA
q tho. 81 Rsgidor, Nosafy, Asi6r.
Bus Re principal tar l. u. ofeper
eent levied on III iinporss md expors,
accoftink 10 i low faril - Ere ptoses,ls
Of twtieb nett about i2o: 900 dolisrs
Will ~ he other isxesi are said ~ ~
yisl3 dian : OF 8 thousand ddilars
annually. I. 8. $. 8
xpsnsss asd dtts.
le e4penses 81 the prssenf govern
ne1t tonprehendihE dc Day ma s,,p.
pm hf tte regiment 81. ] ouisiana. pasf
ON ~ Jicf q Tho II irnent. az Nfexieo..
z cbniPaay & AtAgocnt, hni nn6 az -.
tihcfy, which form ske fafrisob al H.
scpuptry, including Mobile !, the repairs
uf public building and Notifications
the rlaintenarice ofA few RALLIES 10 con.
svey troops and stofes throOehout he,
province Indian presents and salaries
Of officers, clergy and persons employed
Tor public purposes, amount 70 about
$50 600 dollars. A sum in specie, which
does NOT generally exceed 4oo 600 al.
lara IS annually sent from Vera Cruz
but this, together with the amount 81
duties and taxes collected inthe province.
leaves usually i deficiency of one hi,n.
dred or one hundred and Fifty thousand
DOLLARS for which certifcates are issued
to the fersons who may have furnished
supplies, or 10 officers and workmen for
their salaries. Hence debt has accun1. !
ulated, which Il Is said, amounts Il pre- J
semitic about 45O, coo dollars. ii bear
no.interest, md Il now depreciated so
per cent. The htter circumstance hasf
taken place not from want of condolences
in the eventual payment Of tie certifi.
Gates but froli the uncertainty of tl.a
time. when, ard the want and aenefal
value ofspecie. Thewhole Of ibis debl
is said 20 be due 70 the inhabitanta. aba
10 American rssidents- Il would haS&
hees. long since paid OF bur Tor y diver.
sion Of the finds, destined for ,hat p,irs
pose, % different and external obiects.
- Il s1mpgrts aud Extosfss q 81
The prodlctieps Of Louisiana ase. su.
gar, cotton, indigo, rice, fas and peluy.
lumber, mr., pitch, lead, -four, horses,
and cattle. Population alone Is wantinr
70 Wnltiply them in m astonishinr de.
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y Z, i.
The commandant, ofdistricts receive
eaeh 100 dollars from the king annually,
unless they are possessed Of 1 military
employ nient or pension 81 81. al s
: Taxes and Dusies. : 81. 9s5t=s.
Instead. Of paying local taxes, each in
habiiant is bound to make and repair
roads, bridges, and efnbankments through
HIS own land. go :
a dutya six per cent is payable al
the c,fstoni-house, on the transfer az
shipping. II L., ascertained upon the
sum, the buyer and seller declare to be.
real confederation. As no oath L rquir-
ed from either, thsy seldom report more
than halftiie price. =, IS. : 1888 Al:
The following ta4es. are also payable
II 1.-THE Province. s. :,
Two per cent on legacies and inhsri-
taneesa coming from coIlaterals and ex-
eeedine 1000 dollars.
-Four per cent ON legasies given 10
persons who are not relatives to the tes-
tator. n 81 y,
A tar on civil employment, the sala-
ries Of which exceed 500 dolls annually,
called media d,uiata, amounting to half
ofthe frstycar's salary. BY certain Of
fcerss i 10 10 be paid IN TWO annual In
staIments, and by Others ID: four. The
first person appointed to i newly created
Office pays nothing, but the Tar i levied
on al who succeed him. s ~, -
Seven dollars Is deducted from the
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and he sssusey Of every buplisk officer
that infringes. them.
The abide Is also vested With i ape.
eiks of Judicial authority, fof which, and
fbsa further calculation ofits constinti.
%. and the functions of the, niicers
.pringins from i, zee the aPPsndiz
The I,ifRasAiiT q ehisf 81 the depart-
ihtnts Of kuance md commerce, and ex-
rrvises thejudicia powers already mep-
toned. He IL entirely Independent 81
the governor; andno pubiick monies en-
- issued withputhis express order. The
land Office is under his direction.
ne contador, Treasurer and Inter-
yeItor, are oFicefp subordinate 10 the
int ndant. The FIRST has -four clerks
- him, and keeps Ill accounts and
docarnents rsspctsins III ts<eipt and e.
Penditure Of the revenue, md 4 there
fore check upon the intendant. y Tho
treasurer Is prOherly no more fhan a ca
shier, and is allowed one clerk. The
Interyentor superintsnds allpublick pur-
chases, and bargains. The administra-
COR is also subordinate to the in.endant,
and with number Of inferior officers,
manages every thing respecting the Gus
tom house. Every clerk in these olfices
receives commission from the king. B
The AUDtToR IS the king counsel,
who Is to furnish the goyernorwith legal
advice in al cases Of Judicial proceedings
whether civilior military. &. 50 M wa I, I:
The AssEssoR's functions are similar
p those Of Auditor, and arc properly,
applicable to.the intendant's department.
Both ofthe Ufilcers last mentioned are
also tie councillors Of some Of the otlicr
tribunals. as before infimated. =, Z, ].
A SEcRETAisY Of the governments and
Anosher, Of the intendency.. .sIs. ss--gg
a SURvKY6R GEsERAL. 49, zE=z $. i
4 3AHARBouR MAsTER. IS; ss. III,
Al SrosR KEEPER, who takes charge
Of al puhliek moveable properly. 1,
AnIETERPRErER Of the French and.
Spanish languages, and number Of d.
Their inferiour officers. RI. f,s>s>2..; =,
Allappointments IN the province with l
salary Of mors than 20 dollars per ii,onth
are made By tie king, and .mpsts Of ahose
with lowet salary, by The overnor or
intendant, - belongs TO their respective
departments. Their are no officers cho-.
sen by the people. !. u: j. III. !, !
The salaries and perqaisites Of the
principal officers are sfollows 49, J q n
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-16

/ OF i S I AN "A, 2.s Is 8
Beise an aestrarf 81, dscamfnts II The OF
fees e. me DsPatmtnis Of STATE and
eftke Treasury. Il -s ss5 s.s 49, :
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-10-31
LONDON fARlcRAfHs.

TIE celebrated Sir Thomas Brown
once obfesved in company, than be
foaaed lady for twelve years, and
had little hopes OF ever making her
Brosgn. -
France a5oulds in Piaures of the
Firt cohful-burhe is coming to Eng
land to be sn-Craved.
Slices bIue, gieves soJ:fs are eIential
parts Of ladies half drefs the one
denoting f4rity, the other iweetiy indf-:
eating that the pretty creatures are
ire Ike ct bottons.