Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-12
e. ebio, hare br0asht about sooo

,.,,,.,.. taips have br'Ashs about 5000
blsss i mahogany AMI co.oa have been az.
ss's s.;,ho,. biddsr,. Faaics $ dull ana
&nSsu 49, ,"sg Tn. faIe Of ah:s is NOT 10
tba ls, +. date Of our laif aayices; and gram
e ,.nain very h:asy. We ihi!l N isw
h1m YOU tfeIh price current; 10 sne IN.
r. naph g 20 refer 10 oar laH
fiags :, e ofinfarancs 70 ths Ul'tsd States
lps !. about sgs. and to n. Orleans
j q ,o sumoared that Rddis is expected
~ y 8 :. S,sciGy: part againa France, but
lat . s,s coa5 i,sn.e in any idea Of the KIND.
= Pc - -. yaiious repsrss from the Welt
aa -, :, dsns.,6ease upoatasm !; and on
mt you will h's'' saFiles infosn'' ''0n 'a''
4 si Nj, rs % recos,ns md the great 4 caasie
i s con in your lhiPnsass
:, !, ,5erstand that company has been
w =, ~ ,he Eastern states, for the pur-
prns & o = a Canal roandth falls of
h I,s aud erecting water worssS as sna'
nv ,a'Y' Col. Burr, il has been SAID, IS con-
' ..s.a Il that company and we presuae
I ' s;.;, 70 the Western country, IS Princl-.
{sIly confined TO thar object.
8 E,om Louisville we hear that the agents
i i. company have made considerable
4 . ~, Il Lands IN the neighbsurhood
h hat place, and are contracting for open
NE Canal, which is to be on the North
~ ~ ode 81 the river, tits also>said that
s.,a.rable rivalship will exist, as the
Eso,uckv Company, having the same OBJ
:, = view, are resolved to persevere ~
Dosa;up a Canal on the Kentucky side OF
In river. Kentucky Gazette.
The other day captain of vessel had
/ quantity Of Goals to go on board, and as
1 great number lay scattered about the
wharf, he thought il would be best to ger
rake that he might more speedily collect
shem together; he went into a counting
house and enquired OF the merchant. whe-
Ah.t he could have the ioan of rake for
New minutes! The merchant smiled, and
ooking significantly round at his clerks,
baid believe / have numberof them,
but nor one who will readily ans@sr your
purpose: the captain comprsb.ehding the
buu, very wissily replied, think you are
quite right, sir, for neiIner of them, |
Buppose, would wish 20 be "hauJed over
sscaals." Boston Magazine.
Fros the Charleston Courier.
DE ,4a0CRATIC as well as monarchi-
Fal depotisms protect their existence by the
&guorance Of the people. nproporsion as
fhs sun Of knowledge rises from the hori-
sa s0Ws::!:: No; MO meridian, the illosory
SHADOWS Of the mind shorten. aud when it
rrrivss at its vertical height, they wholly
iisappear How long it can be made TO
PIaaa sasre depends partly on the DISPOSE
<t'ohs o. providence, and partly upon the,
psuaentlal provisions aud arrangements of
's0ciased man.--Those provisions can
sarss'y De the result of chance, or the pro.
FACTION of fertuitous or accidental combi.
aa'l0as. Mans utmost wisdom can do no
I''sss produce it. Ignorance must fall
mort Aud five survey the events of his.
w Which teach US wisdom by centuries
example, We shall 6nd thar precisely in
70 the information, the wisdom,
f rs 'ne virtue of a people, they have been
~ ana retained their freedom in perma-
usM Possession.
nweiook to the republics of Greece,
80 Nome, we shall 6nd them possessing
.aay q the requisites for republic. For
,'uue, love of freedom, industry, simplici-
aaa 'rusa!ity- The mass of the people
\ wanted information, aud therefore
asy we're insErct, though not the manacled
f.asss, sternaily the dupes and victims Of
| .a" demagogues. The know
IS ney possessed was divided among a
~ Ss' and those few might by an union a
lug themselves have at any time ensIaved