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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-02
FARM E r S--Attead I
Angua IS.

Tae iubCcs;ber offers for SALE, the FARM
on which he now Aves, in the county OF Free
derrick, fate of Virginia, on the main road
leading from Staunton to Alexandria, near
the White Poit
TT contains 900 acres, sbsut $50 Of Which are
/ cleared and we'll encioisd, and laid OFT INTO
convenient fields; the rsm,indsr Of the TRACT IS
in timber. For tltganfe and hesAt6fasis OF htu-
alton, this tract is equslled by few IN the soua.
~. The foil is good and there arc on the pre-.
miles levcral never.faiiiaS lp,inss, and conf
derable young orchard competed of ditferent
kinds OF fruir, and many we'll gown fruit trees
now bearing, and large proportion thereon wei!
laid down in clover, for which it is particularly
adapted. A further deicription is deemed unne-
etGsry, as the purchsfer will doubtlels frf view
the pennies. AS the fubictiber is deffouS to
fell, good bargain may be expected.
Jolhua Swayne.
Frederick County, (Vlfginia)2
9Th month, z4th. law3w
". B. large proportion Of the payment
will be taken ia fuitablc lands in this tate, sr
fate OF Ohio.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-02
MackareI 6 Whitley.
Ausnh 10.

Iie barrels of MACKAREL jaft received,
per lohojnsf Hiram, from Rhode. Iiand
ALSO,
IS barrels aroag prsOf RYE WRIsKEY--~
and
80 kegs manufactured Jamss-River TOBAC.
co, warranted good. Thefs articles will be
told low. Apply to
John & Thomas Vowel.
July IS. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-02
MuGcdL Lsttruu,ca,t g Cabinet
MANDATORY.
3:aw3w
"a Prisct, aear Hloter f,tet, ALEXANDRIA,
By TOHN SELLERS;

By John SELLERS;
yYTHO begs leave TO inform the ladies and
w eentlemen of Alexandria AMI the ada.
cent towns and couniry, that he builds AID re-
pairs church, chamber, and barrel Organs; alfo
mskss ard epalrs HsrpGchords, Piano Fories,
organized ana pain, and hss on hand, for fale
Violins, Flutes, Flies, Reeds, Strings, ssc. an
aiiortment of Mufc, cond&ing Of Songs, Sanotes,
Duets. inHruaions for the different inftuments.
He alto offers his fervices for tuning the above
inaruments on reafonable terms, Any orders
left at the above place will be thankfully received
and pnuetually attended TO.
CO. A ieady Cabinet Maker, be-
ing good workman, will meet with encourage.
meat by applying at the above place.
May s. aas..iaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-02
EDUC Alto N.

The fub(criber returns his hncere
thaaks 20 sis FEsei.ds and Employers, for thar
patronage and Faa faeors and RESPECTFULLY begs
lsayesu tof.a thtln and the Inhabitants of Alex
anar;a, eaAS he viii cetRxsacs ~ E1sxisg sc5oo'
ca "a ,alay tbe Isthcf Ssptensbcf. Thof. VINO
are aipo4el to fayof him Win their fehoIafs, are
dsffss 10 make ipsedy applications, as he will
take but fnaH nnnbsf Particular attention
will Be paid TO The Epslih GRAMMAR, SufS eying,
theorical aud psiaicsl Pays, ifrcqueasd --NaYi-
CATION, the ufs of the Globes, or any of the off.
fesent branches of the Mathematics.
William Slade.
Priaes-aFees Acadsay,
Augu& 81. d4t2aw
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A7s Eue21s;ng Sch0oL

Will be opened by the Sabfcriber, on LON,
DAY she I'd of September next, at the low rate
of Three Dollars per fcholar Per quarter, ink,
quilts, ard wood included and will teach til!
the 6rR of March. provided encouragement OF,
fsrs.
Jonathan Fofer,
AuguR 10. eol2t
e. The lover Stery ard Cellar Of the AGA
denny TO let. Apply as above.
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Augua IL.

PRINTED DAJLT, B,
S. S n o w D Z NJ
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N O c Z.

The subfcriber wines 70 purchafc few likely
YO u N G N E G Z O E S.
Any perfon or perfonS having iurhproPerty to
difpo(c of, will mcet with READY SALE, by an
carly application, at Hodgkin's 14Vsr4, Alex.
andria.
AuguR as. cosy
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Forty Dollars ReovoYA
Auguf as.

For sppFehcUdin5 arc iscoi'ng IN M' On
The Uni,cd States, 70 that get h'n 'S'"'
Negro Il BN Z K; ,r,s.
TIE is a foot, Rroos, ard a1'; ~ I'~ aoJ !,
! i undcraands plantation bHilneis "''' I'D,
COED fhoem2ker-; he is about s. S- 6. f,n
sbaut S fart g OF 10 inches high DC Ne ly.n
Old Gears from'a whip which he reeve ;, b,.p
zen years 400 for runsing away; DC n..,,hA
nv property eyss ilnce and 40 not ' ',L,a,s
hat he has ever been corrected tncs' g."
9fsen defsgved II; nc has notbe' 70 :, E''i i5ao
county, Virginia, the properly Of '.5i +. rs
Bronaugb,, AMI bsge been into'H'Go - ui.h
t,en on ,ha rosl enqairing for Ia! P'A. ,o soI
PATS fsttiog forth har he was zee WIS., ghlsa
ny nams afsxed to fome of the'o, at o. .,ui
arc foggeries; and will give 'a''0s ~ ntou
of Forty Dollars to any psfion that TIn fg,gs.
nae Of the psrion or Perfons guilty % +. fa:.
ry, provided they are conviitei q ~ sss
I'd. above Gave went IF 2sth laiy' LIST r9Sr
THo IS, VA, aIIss.a1da
Augua IA. .,,,ressses
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CO We. win to take YOUNG
MAN IS a STUDENT Of MEDl-
CINE.
craik g WaJhington.
Augua Is. law ~
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Iolhua SWayne.
FOR SALE.

TIE FARM on gU52ch I l2Dc,
CONTAINING between 5 and 900 acres
{ Of level Land, well adapted in general TO
receive the Platter of Paris as ranure--on the
noa- road from the City Of Wahington to Port
Tobacco. and about miles below Pilcataway.
On il is every necefary building, plenty OF ex.
eellcnt fpring water and pump at the door
fruit trees in abundance and great variety, au
excellent kitchen garden, feveral clover lots,
fone valuable low meadow ground, and wood
and timber to lat many years. Perions wiih'Hs
to purchaie,i it is prelumed will view the prem'i.
es previous to any contract, and Therefore tar-
ther dcicription is unnece6ary
III fell thc land, it hail DC given up 60 tue
purchalsr If January nex5--Ana previous TO that
time, will fell
I'LL my move0bJe Property g CTob
made, with jome fen exceptions.
Beiag extremely infrm and unable to manage
fam, my Object is to retire to fomc town or
city and ipsnd the remnant Of my life.
The terms of fa!e will bc-.-One third OF the
purcbate money in hand, one third at tho end of
IL months from the day Of fale, and the remain.
ing one third at the end Of two years, with legal
interest thereon. Bonds with fecurity, and q
lien on the land, will be required.
George Lee.
Charles Comfy, Nay 4. aAwtf
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e. S HIP IA VERN
PRINCE STREET.

HE iubGcriber respectfully informs
q his friends add the public s:nsrsly, rhas
he has taken the above weII-known HOulc, and
is laying in IN afortmenr of the btlt LiCuou and
ether neceGaries fer the accommodation Of bof:
gentlemen who may favor hin With Aslr cul
tom,
Private parties fuPPlied with dinners, fapp.n,
reliihss, &c, and tcw gentleman can b: vel
accommodated with bsatd,
WILLIAM on
JAMES DAVIDSON returns his grateful
Il anks to The Pablo for the fayors ne receives!
during tie time be conducted the above TaysFni
and, su he tiU rsfaes in part Of the houIs, b:
will afford every afita0ce for the accommodate
on of thofe who favor Mr.. J:y with th:H clI'
tom.
Augua as. coz"
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LAND for SALE.

/ have about 1000 acres Of Land,
equal to any in the fate of Kentucky, lying
near Lexington, which will fell great bargais;
the tisle indifputable, and aa old military
one. The terms of the iale viii DC made low,
and very lengthy credit given on sconiidsra-
bic part Of the puychafe money. Thoie gentle
men who intend TO fertile 10 the Rate, aad who
win TO purchafs, may fnd It their iatereR to
call upon me. have toe acrtiEc2ts of the hon.
jain Brackeari4yt, EIq. and Others, Aewias
the title, ituation, quality, quantity and salas
ofthis property.
JOAN Luke.
Aaguf 8. diff
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-02

s gCs w. d. SIAMS has commenc-
cd tue PraR;ce If LAH, and means to attend
the Courts OF Alexandra and Warrington coun.
ties, ia the di8ra 81 Celumbia lathe Wlnehsaer
>D.eria Court ia Virginia, and Prince Georges
and Charles County CoHrts, in Maryland.
AagnG z6s d3W .
Portland gazette., 1805-04-22

Domingo. The editor ieldom INDUCES IN re-
marx. AS iampe, however, We may give the
.o..ouins. t" The greet .inteTsits which the
American merchants hnd in the commerce OF
this country, guarantee TO Us their perseverance
a cont uine Il. And whatever MIR. IppeS ana
~. Dartiians may lay, the empire of Haiti is IN
ia, ,,rndent, ana contains in itfrif the power OF
urrler.ine th,s independence. Us laOorious IN
hsbitdnts have procured for themiclves, by the
fcilc6 OK thcir culture, means iuif;cient for
defence, Of which the vaIour Of It's ioidiers
k:.ows nov to proiit.-Above all, what nave
,e to fear from the attempts of our clemies
Tie wh. has conouered them with 10 much gio-
ry, is he not at tAe head Of numerous army,
OF men hardened BY misfortune, and who, tor
the moi part. have kecn perionai,y victims OF
long and cruzl Perl-cuiiOns, which they thern-
felyes have to ayeuge."'s LM l. H. -seV'
A gentleman from st 1artholonlews, which
be ieft q dlys Gnce, Informs, that Commo-
dore Hoon, ID the Centaur. Of - guns, had
arrived At AntEo, from Barbados, with r.
inf ,rcement Of ooo lcamen and troops; ami
thar he naval aud I4na forces collected At an
ticua amounted 10 between / 2 ard Ia coo men {.
That the French feet had been off Antigua,
but learning tine hat1 Of defence, t9od of 10
th- louthward he Cork Feet, uadcr convoy
of two fri.ates, having on board 1890 troops,
had arrives at Barbad0es.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-22
COL. Observation-Disclosures CLo0rz.

Fyem" Hoyxs'5 Letters FrsD; France "-I re-
member the latt interview had il this garden,
(heT Thulliries with the mad colonel Otwald, who
has WI tten leveral iniane publications in behalf
of What he called his fellow creature the brntes
alfo a." Review Of the Briti1h Confitu-
ton" &c. have in poEeiEon, a little PAM
Phlet which he circulated under the title Of
The Government Of the people, in which he
aAertS, thar Rpretentaticn Of the people is as
great deTpotifm as abloIute monarchy. He
nilits that the voice of the people cannot be
repre{ented ;; and by way of illu(ration he
roandIy a1ert5," that asa man cannot p--s by
proxy ncither can he think bJ proxy" On the full
conviction Of this principle, he propoles to new
model the governments Of all the nations Of the
world men & women are TO aHemble IN an oDen
plain, and there make or repeal their own laws.
| have often endeavoured 10 perfuade him, that
his plan was not fufEciently eztenGve, as ne
had excluded from this grand aacmby of the
animated world the mott pcpolous portion Of
his fellow creatures, namely, cats, dogs, horfes,
chickens, &c. .,v
,Ofwald was originally captain Of H;xh.
land regiment in the Britinl frrvice, and had
travelled by land from India, during which he
lived comfortable time with fome Brahmins.
who turned his head From that period he ne
yer taited hefh meas, from what he called I
principal Of humanity. he did not however en-
ter into the whole theology Of The Brahn1ins,
for he was profeftd Atheiit, and denied the
MetempiychoGs bit he believed in the immor-
taliy OF the body, and drank plentifully Of wine.
from whst has been faid above, it is Of no con-
|lequence what his opinions were, but fuch
man living in fermented capital was caDable
| # doing much mifchief. He d;ned on his
roots one day at party of fonc members Of the
Convention, at which was prelent, and in the
Sourle OF conyeria'ion. very cooIy pTopofed, as
the mott etfectual n'ethod Of ayerting civil war;
TO put 10 death every fufPeaed man in France
vas lhocked at fuch ientimcnt conlinq from
the mouth Of an Engi.hman but Cfvsld had
been TOR fome time the commardant IF lie
Pikenen of Paris, and in this capacity had fer.
gotten his national character. The erpreti,on
Portland gazette., 1805-04-22

y Fnt15sr frsrE Y. Dsmiago -Lapt P4GdockB
arrived at New York, from the city Of 81. De-
m;ngo and Porto Rico, informs, that the FaF@
tian army appeared of 81 Carlo the 5th March,
and on the fame notning fhot a French gen.
eral who was walking on tile ramparts. On
the 9Th they crodcd the river, and pitched their
tents. y, On the IIth the French general Dchar~
que, 1t the head Of four hundred troops, made
Iortie from Fort Carlo, and routed the beiies
gers (who LOFT their commander, and one huns
dred troops) after fnart fzir=ni!h Of four
hours, with the lofs Of only three men killed.
and five wounded, inclnding general Deharques
Tightly. On the fl ceediDg day general Ferrand
ordered al the ihipping 10 leave the porr, on
account Of the injury they would iuit@in from
the firing the negroes and compelled them
to take on board al The women and children ii
the place, and convey them 10 Porto Rico.
Capt. Paddock received Gxty Of tha!- lnfoT,u-
nate perlons on board his yStIel. The garTifon
at 81. Domingo conlfed Of about 1000 troops,
well inpPiied with arms, ammunition, and pro@
vltIOns and the commander in chief appreS
hended on danger from the threatned attack.
Gas 5aak eoa,6syfsited-Wc are informeds
that twenty dollar bills, purporting TO have iHu-
ed from the Coos Bank, are in circulation in and
near Stanitead, in Canada. he public are no
tilted, shat no bills Of larger denomination
than ten dollars have iiued from that Bank OF
courie, all Of the former deicEiption mutt be
iPurious Darfm5r5 Ga7. h
The Rev. Mr.. Gilbert, Of Yorkfhire, FOR enc.
hundred guineas paid TO a nobleman about Two,
years ago, receives guinea day as long as
bonaPaTte lives, LaD. pap
Portland gazette., 1805-04-22
FELLOW-CITIzENS,

- IN government continued
like that Of the United States, where 70 much
depends upon pub opinion, and where the
people are acknowledged as the fourcs Of legit-
innate power, nothing can be of greater impor.
tsnce than the die mination Sf corren informa-
ton And among the leveral topics deferv-
ing public attention; general VIEW Of hfcal
traniactions cannot Be viewed as inbjc6t Of nj
nor Importance. Havink been honored with a
oall to public cation by the free and unlolici.
Ted fufraaes Of my lellow-citizens, which gave
me iome opportunities for examination not 70
fully enjoyed by the people at large; while my
own curiofity was sratihed, thought could
not do more important ferTice to the public,
han by devoting as many fpare hours as | con-
TenientIy conld 10 the inVenigatior of public do
oumenis In doing which, have endeavored
70 make fuch plain brief abtrads as ilppoieo
70 contain ufeful information, from thoTe lengthy
and particular details, which are TOO volumni-
Gus, and Ill too few hands for general invcItiga-
ton. trnlt that motives, different from thoie
ot vanity or ofientation INDUCE me TO lay fomc OF
iteie before the public. My intention is TO pub
rih theie itateInents occahonaIy, as can find
le'iure tor tfeir preparation. and room for .heir
inisrte2s. have no view te eulogiie or GRIM
Portland gazette., 1805-04-22

mate either the pafi OF prefent admi miniitrahon,
bur merely 10 give an impartial itatemeh' VI
fads. The only thing aimed at will be accura-
cy. The prefent prevalence Of party fPirlt can
not but be viewed With regret, and while TOO
many attenlpt. are made to enfame IT, Tome OF
them, without any regard 10 either trrth OF oe-
cency, any thiny tendiag 70 allay is ferVour =
OF importance. How Ear the following itate
ments are calculated to have thar, or contrary
tendency the pubIjck mutt Judge.
S TACGART.
- fSO 4 tr ''t
Exhibits comparative view Of the public de0t q tle
United States, Oh Dee. 81, 1900, and ON do 1899
Amount Of foreign debt Ian I, $780, dis l2,Oot,l99
Interef en- the French debt, during 1880, 2o4OI4 9o
Ditto the Dutch debt, '9'2zf -
DITTO on the Spannh debt s''oO -
Total amount Of foreign debt Dec 81. 1850 i2s49as9 50
FundeA don,eic debt vz.6 per cent nock, soo67.65o
2 per cent Aocks l5'tuI'2fo
Deferred it~Ck l4e7S'o-o =
Total funded dorneltic debt, C4,138,5I5 -
Total nominal amount Of foreign and oo- Wy o53 IA
mellic debt, Dec. 81, 1870,
The funds in the poteion Of the governmental the coie
O. tie year $780, applicable the reduction of tnIs Sep
cOnGlted Of the following items, viz. u.
Cath in the trea1lrY dis 54OO-3 ~
Ca1l il the hands Of collectors, 925,Ioo 70
Cun0m h0uie bonds, unccHette1, value, l,0522l5 ~
Moneys collected from thecredits Of the1 90 rss "a
late government,
Debts paid in fpecie during 1889, lJ,927 IL
Funds arihag out Of the ale OF lands to1 qq2 u
Penniylvania,
Several debts purchafed and dGcharged Z eIs4a4
daring 1890.
Total ar,ount. 9,59635G 40
Deducted from T6,78I ,95S Ii
Portland gazette., 1805-04-22
JAMES ELLIOT.


THE following 10 the commencement ar ferries cf papers
now. FULFILLING in the HampGire Gazette which pre-
iune will afford much information to our readers il gc-
era tho the papers aadreHcd to the inhabitants Of
particular diftrid7
70 tt P-6L }artzariy f5s ;rAscH4s aerss sf NertB
. Hagafye Dj.yI7
Portland gazette., 1805-04-22

IC,O79,lOl u
TU,2l2,7lS IS
3,972,S78 eS
Z amount, Dec. 81. 1909.

True amount, Dec. 81, 1893, TG2l2,7l8 is
Lels than its true amount 1890, bv 3,972S7S es
The q tie public deot 4 the cole Of the
year 797, after dedutng funds then III the Poleon Of
the government was dollars G2733S Sc The increafe
Of the public debt during the years 79S and 1893 1ccon
ed BY the e1cnhve preparations rcPe tie agGreons Of
France, was 96S5,379
70 5r continued
Portland gazette., 1805-04-22

Leaves a. deo;, Dec 3l73o, T485,596 ~
NIB This fun Of 74l85,596 ~ was executive of fundry
debts larger amount which contracted by the late
government which chargcabe upon the Pecie IN the
Teauy, and paid as the accounts were ic1ed but were
included in the funded debt The amount Of the4e, as
wei OF ieveral other Im dnGt from either the ordina
upport Of government the payment Of the principal
aud ntere of the debt but which were unavoda-
bic the treaiury Of the United States will 10
far they be acetaned with accuracy be the inbect
ef a futsre itateInent.
The public debt Of the United States, Dec 81, 1893,
conlited Of the following items, viz. .'I
Fore ga debt due in Amlterdam St Antwerp 100000
Premiums loan obtained 1884, $4,000 81
Funded domecdebr Of ievera descriptions, 65e3Z82O SO
Temporary loans principally obtained from9
dsd IN the funded debr y
Nominal debt Of the United States, l79s so29, $50 50
The funds in podeion of Government the cloe Of 90
applicable to the reduction Of the pubic debt, were,
Cath in the treafury, 2OcI ,6s3 40
C2ih the hand Of collectors and fupervors 552247 81
Remrtanccs to Holland beyond the fun
debt 70 the cole q the wear 1899, s4;,e5s 81
Bonds uncoAettcd At the cuiom-houle, after
deducting debenturesand drawbacks,bopn-
ties and allowances, and expences of coli
lection, eltimated Ex millions, payable
upon an average IL fix mouths, deducGnE 4.
intercR for that time, 5.s2s,9I4
1920 Bank lhares at their value l,IIO,OOo
Portland gazette., 1805-04-22

70 br continued.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-11
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

"What (fays Sir Walter Raleigh, in his hiC.
tory of the World can not make myfef maj
ter OF an incident that happened an hour ago
under my window, and iha ! imagine can
truly underfand the hifory of Hannibal and
CPfar % The reflection is Nriking and IFS IL
LIMITATIONS innumcrable. We can feldom ar
rive NJ perfect truth, even when all the fo,rces
of mift7ke appear TO be entirely excluded bv
the form of the communication. Who FOR in.
ftance could have fuppoftd that an official n,ef
fage of the PRECEDENT ofthe United States, print
ed and pubiilled 70 the world, and thus pre-
ferved from all the INTERPRETATIONS of tradition.
and conversation, G1ouId be 70 conpleatIv mn.
ti|ated and garbled, as that its phrafes ihould
be completely changed its fentiments houd
be even reverted? The following extract from
Paris paper however, will demonnrate the
poiiib!ity of fuch event. We have ONLY TO
fuppofe, that the fame ingenuity which was
employed iii miirepreie nting the following paf
fage, bad e%tended its " chyrnic power'' to
every other part Of the mefiage; and the cafe is
at once made out.
"PAR1s, January 90"
The Sbeecb of the PRECEDENT Of the United
States of America, on the opening of The Con
grefs, has been received at Rotterdam. Amongst
other pahages, the following is not a little re-.
mGrka6ie." Get rs bring the real and the
counterfeit Speech into centrally
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-11
LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Hogle Of Repre/entati1es.
JANUARY 81.


Mr.. Engie from the committee on roads and
inland navigation, to whom was referred on the
9TH u'timo. that part of the governors addrefs,
retPec'ing the communication from the govern
or of Kentucky, relative to the Improvement of
the navigation of the river Ohio, made report !;
which was read as follows, viz.
That they have had under their confederation
the reio|ution of the tenate and the houfe of re-
prefentatives of the fate of Kentucky, a: d after
due deliberation, are of opinion, that opening
of the rapids of the river Ohio, 70 as to render
the paiiage through them more fife and certain,
will he of great advantage to this Nate. not only
in promoting the agricultural interelts in the
wefern parts thereof, Int alfo in promoting the
mercantile intereft in the eaitern parts, and by
that means become an important ADVANTAGE to
this fate at large; therefore, Pennsylvania
ought TO Join with the other oates alike intereR-
ed therein, in every reafonable meafiire. for o.
pening the fame, 70 FAR as may be practicable in
equity, and compatible with the fate Of the
funds of this commonwealth: in conf. ouerce Of
which the committee offer the following rcto!u-
ton,
RejofG,e6, that cOmmtte be appointed to
prepare and bring in Il hill, authorizing the 90.
vernon to appoint commifIioners to ioin with
commfoners to be appointed by the ftates of
virginia, Kentucky and Ohio, refoeeively (if
thefe tatcs ihail think proper to appoint flch-
conmiiiioners) TO view the faid rapids; conf
der Of plan for opening and improving the
faTc obtain an climate of the expence there.
ct, and the reaionable proportion which each
tate ought to pay towards the fame, according
to the advantages each fate might derive there
from, and report the refut of their deliheration
TO the governor of This commonwealth, to he
laid before the legislature of this fate for ap-
probation, and if approved, to authorfe the go.
vernon to correipond, with the executives of
the other itstes concerned, or any of them and
ikewite to draw his warrant on the treafIrer
OF this commonwealth, for 4 daily pay and mi
leaee for the fervices Of the fad commiiiioners
appointed by him. Laid on the table,
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g, He ha, a qualified vtfo
upon every bill, order,
refolution or vote, which
pahes the Legislature. IF
he approve, he iigns j, ;
bat if he ihall no, ap-
prove. he returns i, with
his objections. and it can
not go into efea, uulefs
it meets with the appro-
bation of .vvo-fIirdj, not
only Of the fIouGe in
which it fhall have orr
GRATED, but of the other
Houfe.
5. He may remit fines &
forfeitures, and grant re-
Prieves & rarions, ex-
oept in cafes of in,peacl.-
ment.
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1" PARIS, IannarY 90"
PAPER.

4" The navigation be-
tween our country and
the ifland of St. Domingo
mutt entirely ceafe; it can
no longer continue with
out infringing the right Of
other nations, without
compromising even our
own tranquility. 1hemo-
tives carry fuch evidence
with them, that / enter
tain 10 doubf bu, you will
immediately take themoh
ellicacious meafures to IN
terdiei all kinds of COM
munieation between US <
St. Domingo"