Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-06

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Pssfisll 's',,,,Is instituted by law nor IS he
me ~ e the pecuniary means OF lee
disP0, s .rr,;se than in conformity to law.
a's s,soiats council Of state q no 70 less
Y e e. and no more than, nine members
ban nss =. ~. IS the same qualifications
fao a'l. s.nbers composing The assembly OF
J / Us > s 4 nigh.inrssss aud whom ne y
lsd ! " 5 consult previous 70 laying pro-
|DI'ss sI.,s bsfore their high mlshtlnesses :
PCS s : personally support such law IN the
= ma 5,,s Or cause it 70 be done by mem
s's'"S 9 he council of safe IL his name,
'' s general secretary, and Ave.
r 81 'tlv;es Of state for the dsparta ent of
ss's ss s4gaus. Of the Marine, OF sWaf,of,
o. aaa,rs and of the finances, the
' 'ss, having under him three copnsellors,
a'ss 's;.F him. He also appoints the. diFlo-,
f.. ss arcpls to foreign courts, all otti-
s' : & ne amy and nasys all taactlona-
- ~ 6 ths state, anu ali the members OF
/. tribunals appertaioing to matters OF ge-
=. ,' sovsraIaene, excepting those of the
fs.,aosItour!. The fleets and armies OF
a.' a,iarisu commonwealth are ar l;is dis
4 III h coafers military rank; the secu-
\ = soad dignity of the state IS 70 be main-
.;;...,, ~ aia 1.-The uninterrupted admins.
|r, ,I e Justice, The maintenance aud
Lvss,,;;,,,, 81 the laws he IS charged with
r. sdpr.as police throughout the whole
<eoubIIc, as well In civil as ecclesiastical
matters, ana appoints the magistrates of
h. nIass which Is the seat OF govern
<Aeat.
The pcnsiiouary has the chief direction
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81 the aationaItreasury he fixes the sala-
Ties Of the public functionaries, and grants
pensions according to- the Proyisos made
b. law. He delivers annually a general
&sumate of the. wants OF the state to the
|sssnbIy Of their high mighsinesses who
he 10 approve or reject, but MOTTO alter II.
IA this estimate is to be an item for- objects
lot susceptible Of being specified, and OF
Which the pensionary disposes for the SER
lice Of the state, and to indemnity him
Or supporting his Office with proper digni-
y, and the payment of the persons em-
,loyed 10 his particular bureau; nothing
Else being required OF him at the end of
The year, than a declaration in4his hand.s
kriting, that the said sum has been ex-.
beaded exclusively for the necessities and
hterestof the state, without having serv.
"a to enrich himself or his family. The.
fnaaclal means continue. as at Rrcsent In
each department.; but, it issreconrmended
70 the peDsionary, as one of his 6rst cares,
|o sevlse every possible means of aug
|nsntng tie public revenues, to simplify
FvsrY branch of administration, and TO IN
|roduee every where The most zig d econo-
P'ay 70 present new projects of laws, whe.,
fnsr Tor the Improvement of the present
Pa0de OF. taxation, or for the iastitutionsof
general system of finance, instead Of ,hs
assssnt defs rtmental plain of taxation.