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The most superficial attention
to the internal structure and ex-
ternal situation OF society, in the
United States, must convince
every impartial lnind of the in-
Practicabiiity Of scyiving in this
country any system OF oliearchx.
Or permanent oppression. In
stead Of being pent within mar
row territory, and environed by
populous, opulent and martial
states, our people are thinly scat
tered over an immense and fruit
ful soil. The ignorant, defence
less and resourceless savages,
that wander over the extensive
regions, beyond our frontier, hold
their possessions and their very
existence on the tenure Of our
will they may be displaced, ex-
terminated or civilized as our
ambition, our exigencies, or our
philanthropy shall dictate; those
abominable monopolies that pre-
vent the acquisition, violate the
security, and pervert the employ
ment Of property, talent and lei
sure are here abolished. The
cheapness, fertility and album
dance of land; the intelligence,
spirit and independence Of our
people, combine to render their
revival impracticable. A pro-
posal to rebuild the tower of Ba-
bel would not be more chimeri-
Cal, than an attempt to revive in
America system of political,
territorial, or con- mercial mono
poly. The progressive sabdiyi-
sion OF property by succession,
alienation and marriage the IA
City ofacquiring landed proper
ty, and the compleat security &
freedom annexed to the posses
sion and employment of every
sort Of property, necessarily Gre
ate, support and diifuse a great
degree Of personal independence.
The extensive exercise and in.
assailable security Of the elective
franchise, the safeguard Of every
social right, and the only exist
ing foundation Of rational and
practical liberty, give a value and
lustre to personal independence,
produce a Difference for the ge-
neral will, and an habitual res
pect on the part Of every indiyi.
dual for therightS Of every other.
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AN AeT

TO yebedifbe al, enlitGle.f, 90 IN a9 to aRiocy
q drasv5ac% / duties on goo.ts e.ssort.9 IL
NtsD-Or'ea'sy, and tbsfris TO ameld tbs
al, nsitaisli, g <i1 ~ 20 regulate tb-
eclieaion Of aatis5 ca nlt9r.i ea4 tan
mage"
DE it ena7ea Ly tie S.nsfe and RauJe Of
Rebre.fntativei oftbt United Sfatej o.S Iqnfe-
RIGA ~ CorgrsG asmbied, That the act pas
fed Oh the ifth day of April, one thouf1nd
eight hundred, intituled, 50 An act to allow
a drawback of duties on goods exported -
New Orleans, ana therein 10 l,'cnd the az,
intituled. Sc An act 20 Tyspisce IL. ccitcSRai-
on of duties on iinporssaas' "oonage," Be,
and the fame hereby is repealed.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of the H2uf of Rebrseataiivss.
JOHN BROWN,
Prejfdent Of t.5c .2eQafs, pro teglSorr.
November 25th, 1903.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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SA7URDA7' MORNING, MA7- u, 1904.

prosecuted votaries OF free
dom from every quarter of the
world ? IS not personal liberty
protected, and industry liberated
rom every unnecessary burthen?
IS not every department ofthe fe-
deral government, exceo. the ju-
dicial,. that last citadel OF explod-
ed privilege and expiring aristo-
crazy, enriched by thcpurest VIZ
tue and adorned by the brightest
talents which our country can
furnish? Does the sun in his di-
urnal course behold a nation SO
free, prosperous, respectable and
happy To crown all-is not
Louisiana ours? Is not the ma
vigation OF the boundless waters
OF the Mississippi secured to US
through all succeeding time p
Have not our western brethren
obtained it, without shielding d
drop Of blood, experiencing even
momentary struggle or bur
then, without even the ordinary
representation & difficulties that
accompany diplomatic nesociati-
ons, have they not obtainedwhat
alone was wanting to secure their
prosperity, ready access TO every
foreign market, and al easy en-
pire over whatever cgn contribute
to their civilization and improve
ment, in exchange for the rich
products of their industry?-Es
not another section OF the New
World, Of unlimited extent and
inexhaustible fertility, redeemed
from the wondering savage and
the destroying despot, and added
10 the empire Of a sovereign and
enlightened people?
q Hssk, a glad voice its lonely deserts cheers,
Prepare the way fair Liberty appears;
Glad iG5la aenlanationsxepd he westernfsi.y.
lne SfaSe & savage han approaching S-lOerey
And is there an American who
can contemplate this suspicious
situation of our affairs, this pure
and virtuous administration ci
our government the envy Won
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN A CT

-
20 rebeal an al en.ituis.l, " IN az 20 eJa4-
6yb an Uniform ly2sm Of Bankruptcy
ibroHg5omftke United S.ateJ."
De- enafFed By tie Sena.e md Efosjs az
- RePrsjentativeS Of tbe United Sees oF
Isnsriea in .Conyrsij a6sm6leR, That tie act
of CongrefS paiIed on the fourth day of A.
phil 1900, entitulsd can act to etabliihsu
uniform fytem of Bankruptcy throughout
the United States,'' llail be and the fame is
hereby repealed ProzidsG ne7e,fk.!eij,
that the repeal OF the laid act ihall in no
wife affect the execution CT any commiifioa
Of bankruptcy which may have been iAu-
ed prior t. the pailing OF this act, but eve
~ fnch coA,mifiion may and fhall BE- p O.
ceeded or and fully executed as though
t:lis act had not paned.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of re Hogt Of RtBtyfnfGiiVss,
A. BURR,
Pire Pref4e1f o ft5s United C.a:sy, and
PrsfGeAt Of the Senate.
December 10, 1868.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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b + AUTHORI72c
FLAWS OF THE UNITED STATES. ]
A N A CT


Mating m ab8yQsrietion FIR carrying into
eqed the III article oftbe treaty 9famiig,
commerce and n0pigation, bstrveea the u
nited States and bis Britannia majesty.
DE it enacted By tie Senate and HoN5e cE
DRepre/snfofiUeS oftbe United States Of
Emerica, in Co7grtG aLiem6ied, That alum
not exceeding fifty thoufand dollars, to be
PAID out of any monies in the treafury not
otherwife appropriated, be, and the fame
hereby is, appropriated for the purpofe Of
carrying into effectthe ieventh article of the
treaty, concluded at London. on the nine
teentb day of November. feventeen hundred
and ninety-four, between the United States
Of Amerizd and his Britannia majesty.
+ See. 2. AnG be it further enacted, That
the accounting officers of the treafury be, *
they are hereby, authorized, to allow lin
tereG nct exceeding therate of fix per CEN
tum PEI annum, on one third part of the a.
mount of any award made in purfuance OF
the aforelaid article, and prefented at the
treafury, previous to the pailing Of this act,
to be calculated from the time when fuch
award fhall have been preiented.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of fbe Hoa5e Of RsbrsiHfas res,
JOHN BROWN,
Pyeyident offbe Senate pro temP,re.
November IS, 1903.
a
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NdSt IldIOIlty VI lilS iiiIdDiisuilo
are robbed directly or indirectly
Of personal liberty directly as
in Poland, Hungary and Russia,
where like brutcs or inaninate
matter they are attached to the
soil, or indirectly, as in CONNER
cial and manufacturing coun-
tries, where they draw their sub
sistence from the production and
sale of useless and pernicious
Injuries, whose price is continu-
ally varying, according to the ar
bitrary will, capricious fancy and
fluctuating fashions Of voluptua-
ries, monopolists and despots,
and where the scanty, unwhole-
some and precarious ofals, by
which they support their lives,
can only be obtained by adopt
ing pursuits that menace their
bodies with premature decrepi-
tude, their decrepitude with hope
less restitution, and their desti-
tuition with the melancholy pros
pect of seeing their misery re-
newed and aggravated in the
lives of their children. In almost
every other country, even in such
as are least scourged by oppres-
sion, land, the grand material Of
industry and source Of spbsist-
cnce, IS engrossed by a small
number Of individuals, who e1,-
act FROM the cpitivator a rent that
dooms him to insuperable in
digence, and AFFECT ignorance.
Even in those countries where
an mcensed multitude make q
revolution, subvert oppressive
governments, and abolish iniqui-
tous laws, liberty, property, and
vc.l ~ = ;elff kscc-le ffss~ s2n,e
time more precarious than ever,
from the ambition, revenge and
ayarice of infuriated factions.
" Criminals usurp the place of
Judges and become the oracIes
of those laws on which they have
trampled. Men ruined by ex-
travagance and debauchery, III
suit by an overbearing pomp
those whom they have deprived
Of their patrimony. The passi-
ons suddenly unshackled from
all the restraints which law, JUS
tee and reason impose, reign tri-
umPhant. Avarice seeks to grow
rich without trouble, vengeance
to CRAFTY It's resentment without
fear, RIGHTEOUSNESS to throw of
every restraint, and discomfort to
subvert the whole order Of things.
From the phrenzy Of carnage,
they pass to the phrenzy OF de
bauchery. The sacred bed Of
innocence and the nuptial couch
are polluted BY blood, murder &
brutal violation. The fury of the
multitude amuses itself with de
stroyipg every thing it cannot en-
JOY, and thus in. a few moments
perish the monuments Of many
| centuries, IF lassitude Or acct
dent should suspend these cala-
| mites, the habit Of wickedness,
| murder and contempt Of laws,
which necessarily subsists after
SO many storms, is a leaven ever
| ready to ferment. Ambitious
generals without command, Ii.
centious soldiers without pay,
a people fond OF novelty, from
the hope Of better;ng their con.
dition this situation of things.
these means of confusion, arm
the hundred hands of faction with
the flrebrands Of discord, & pave
| the way for the establishment
Of despotism." The American
people enjoy an inestiinable i'm.
immunity from the abuses Of hoary
and inyeterate oppression, & the
horrors Of revolutionary retalia
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S E. E. c II.

ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF Mr.. JEFF
PERSONS ELECTION, DELIVER
ED ON THE FIFTH OF MARCH
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riment," a government organic
ed and administered according
to the general will Of the people.
We behold the administration of
government confided by the suE-
iragcs of q sovereign people, to
men whose talents, services and
virtues entitle them to their ex-
alted stations; to meIsfvlio unite
to the most extensive SIP ,is,Fe
in public affairs, that profound
ness of research, accuracy ofih-
formation and impast;ality of de
cision, which are the offspring Of
talents cultivated by liberal edu-
cation, and leisure devoted to
study and reflection, and that pu-
rity Of sentiment and refinement
Of manners, which constitute the
surest indication, the fairest or
nament, and the lirmcst safeguard
ofpure and incorrupt:ble virtue.
in other countries and forraer a.
ges, it has been the Fate of GEM
us to bloom unsceno in the
shade of obscurity, and " waste
Its sweetness on the desert air"
1t was reserved fogtke American
people to abolish the absurd IL
surpations of birth, wealth,
chance, imposa.re and force, and
enable superior talents to occu-
Ply that space iii public estimate
on, and thar rank in political in
stitutions where genius can in
dulge a genuine enthusiasm, and
display On expanded and com
manding energy. The ciFcum-
stances under which the persons
who now admipiSter eur govern
ment were called to occupy their
'sXalted stations afford an asl!c,,t itii-
onal security, that they will not
abuse the sacred trust which has
been reposed in ther. They act
under the eye of a people recent
ly emancipated from oppression,
and reused from the supineness
into which they had been betray-
ed, by a still more recent attempt
to organize an oligarchy on the
ruins of republicanism. Under
the eye OF a people enlightened
by the discussions and warned by
the evils which that attempt pro
duced, they are bound by every
obligation which self-loye, patri-
otism or justice can impose, to
preserve uninpaircd the liberties
and to promote by every eaortin
their power, the happiness OF
the nation, which has SO empha-
ticalIy manifested its alliance Ia
theiryirtue, & vencration for their
talents. But the acts of tie pre-
sent administration constitute its
bestpanegyric. The unpacailel-
ed success Of its measures, which
even its enemies are compelled
to acknowledge, cannot fail to
seal the quivering lip and palsied
tongue of calumny in esernal ST.
lence.
Are we not free? Are we moi
at peace -? Is not concord restor-
ed to our counsels, and tranquil
ty to our families ? Are not tht
diScontents and tumuits, that en-
broiled not only our cities but e.
ven every rural district and,eyery
humble hamlet, assuaged2 /,
not the standingarmy disbanded:
Are not " its swords CONCERTED
into plough-sharcs, it, spears III.
to pruning hooks 20 Is not the
sedition actindignantly repealed
and the Press declared to be free
as the air we breathe and q" inco
erc;ble as the faculties Of the
| mind ?" Are not the violated
| rights of the alien restored, anc
the arms Of our country Affect
onately extended to receive tn,
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT,
For tie rehcf afTabn CeAe!

Fer tie rnh.f Of jain Gales.
DE il eaoded IL tie Same end Eoyt Of
IL RePrsfsntatiUc5 ef tie United States Of
-1z,tc-icG IA colc-I,eG o0.1abied, That tie.
proper accounting officers liquidatc md al
juf the calm Of John Coles, owner of The
flip Grand Turk, heretofore employed IN
the iervice Of the United States, for the de-
tenti0n fthe ilid ihip A. Gibraltar, by di-
reGion Of The american oniui at tina, port,
from the tenth day of May to the .uurcl
Gay of July, one .thoufand eight hundred
ana one, incluive; and that he be allowed
demuTage at the rate Stipulated in the char
ter party, together with The interef there
on.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Gf tbs Hoyi c,eR. Prsi2nta!ivrl.
A. BURR,
piee f'efdeHt e.ftbe Unife& States, and
PysfasEt cft4e Senate.
Janueyl4, 1904.
APPROVED,
III JEFFERSON.
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NATHL. MACON.
AN ACT
for tbe relief OfYGNl- EalInu.

for tbe rslcf gray Gouoa.
T9E il ena7edI1 f5e SeHr!e and fonr Of
- ReprGienfati0eS cftke United Sf0fs5 Of
Ameyira IL C,HgyyjJ uBSmGied, That there
be paid to Pad Coulon, as agent for the
captors fthc Flip Betty Cathcait, and brig
Aaron, prizes TO the French plivateer "a
BELONG, out Of any monte i, IKE trcartry
pot otherwiie appropriated, the fiun OF TX
tbcuiand two hundrea ard tor, y-one DO
lars, and forty fourcfm5, hcing he amount
retained by ,l!- ITgafury Department from
the fales ofthe Alp Betty Carhcrrt, for
duties on the cargo ofthc brig Aaron.
EATHL. MACON,
Speaker effbe dfogE of RcbrJtata!izet.
JOHN BROWN,
Fyedde1t qffbs Senats fro temPore.
January 20, 1904
TIL JEFFERSON.
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In the cafe Of jonn 3. Armllteaa,
a RAN[RIJP J.

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A fale of all the ea' cts fatrendercd by the f.id
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Jour, on Wendsiday tie fit day of February
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Has for e8s SIS arshouf~, Prince arcet wharf,
5000 bu:hels coarle Salt,
hais N Iaiia Run,
go piss aee Holland Gin,
ISo SIS Beef aud Pork,
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So pieces 81 Rpaia Dagk,s
100 boxss mould and dipp'd tallow Candles,
50 do. Spesmaccti 40.
bids. AMI SO bis. Sugar,
10 do. M5isfcs,
tos's Of Cordage aaorted,
cafes handanna Hanakerchisfs,
bales India Costons,
A few 1 ealher Sis with Pillows and sBalaeFs
the hee Ticking,
An saartncns Of playing and blank Cards,
Bsr Irpn, Stone Lime rehacd,
Sal. Peue, Gsound Ginger, Pearl An,
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TINS IS to gzH Notice,

ms IS TO g-te N0tace,
THAT the fdbicfiber hath obtained
sfFom nc OtphaoS' Gourc OF Alexandlia County,
il he Datfitt OF Celambia, Letters Of Aimm
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81 perions having claims againit the faid dsceaf
ed, arc hereby warned to EXHIBIT The fame, with
tao vouchers thereof, to tie lnbtcriber at or De
lore he LIT day o Jaiy next; they NAV other
wife by law be excluded from all oensdt Of HI
fai5 eRate,
Given under my hand this 4rRd,y Of Dscsn-
David Wilton Scott,
Administrator OF David G dhsm, decesied.
Al perions indebted 70 the faid estate are here
By required TO make Immediate payment ID the
Atminusfator.
ID 2I. zaw6w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-12
7I54 Prizes, aro. 600
1886 Biaoks-aofz foaprize.
. ro ooo
$1,000 Tickets alto 5ols. each, tic. 600


1900 Tickets atIo dolls. each, 10000
The lauJable purpofe Of his lottery, The many
very valuable pitzss fierce, and there not btiog
Two blanks 10 prize, are coniiderat,ons which
give the Managers reaion 70 hope for rapid iale
Of the tickefs. Ihe drawiag viii commence as
loon as Efficient nunl,er Of Ftckelshall be fold
to authorize n: aod 16vy aays after the Gem
pletion Of he drawing, he prizes viii DC paid 20
thr tortanate adgentute,s; fuhjett 70 adeduttion
OF F,ftrta y.eest. Surh pnzes as fhall no, be
! mapded within tzvflOe m9nt5s AFTER The iragang
is fnihed. fhall be conideTed as re!ipq Iithed tor
The bene6 cf he Church,
Ifkets 70 had Of s1e Managers, or of fach
qerions as may be appointed by chem.
Rlghf Rev. Bib , Caryql,
Rev. Franeis. Bysfsn,
McErs. DaVid WIlhamIoa
Rsbert Wal@.
Chs Gbr7uiere, -
PafYsfk Bxxnet.
A,aoa L,vefs,
Lx'e T.t1nsn.
r T. Mitchell,
a Tickets II the above lottery TO
be had al the fore Of I. L. Waihlug
ton and Co. Fairfax lreet, Alexandra.
Augof 10. law