Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-10

logger finding, 10 the maritime states
profitable market for sheir articlrs of e.
portaion, turnsatheir at,ensiou 10 Caoaa.p
as scommercial in.ercoarss as,h ;ha, ai.c.
afforded them the only prospect ofescnafg.
log thsif Surplus productions. ios taspy q
the conseniencies ard even nscesssyiss Of
lie. That inghe MOS, ot their cxsrsloas
70 realise the advantages which THY pre-,
Easssj themselves from The ttaGs, my
were uaespectedly arrested by ano,ars aes
OK coDs rsss Ut The l2ih ef March las, ;,.s.
hibr;aS all commercial intercourse By vs..
Ter or 'dad, be:wl co ,hr ciaEens et tis
Tinted Safes arc Tie adjacent ,e,si,onrs &
fose'gn powers. That, irom iSus,air
DETERMINATION to provide, as far as Ia sheiS
power, against disastrua, ssrnts, hey nsa
employed s5est proportion Of 'hesi e,s.
psr,y in this trade wish Csnad2 has
n W. cut eli from the only mfysss 'ha IA
ward 'heir eu'erp7ising iebol,s & from ali
prospec arising from in,s cugnaerc:ai q.
efcouse, let il 90. s. inquired 10 snse, ).
a crime, II. in his hour Of adyersity, .arg
have odnIged that anxiety. &c ndercv
anJ feay w6 CHI are jo.epar2blr from ,Aekr
eonapay s.usuoa. Iaas rhe compaca.rt
di!6csl,ies uader which they labor, have
Ios!'y awakened 10 lhem, deliberate s,s
manly ssqairy in,o ehe wisdoa, sad poii.y
OF me restrictions, BY Which chose dia;cgi.
ties afe occaslonea; and that they hs,o.
VIII tsesjpa exercised ,hai wa4h{ol ;-s.
lousy, v.i'seh is ever eaasacteristic of'e;s
repubicars.
Bur al.ef an ;npar:ia' invss;;saiiou cf
the subj Ct. 81 tex a, ;h1y z. cap.b!c yoar
~ mor;alsis cannc; Conceive hw he ~.
j-cs OF he general emaatgo, which va. ne
ffo;eci'ons ct car 'vt.se!s ~ se2mco aud
merchandise on the h'sh se,s (" cas- b. .0y
way coenected with Tie provisions lf,b.
an Of March ~; orh2w our "yes.e,s
oar ssamen and our merchandise on h..
high SEES, Gao be exposeel 70 aoy .ogr,,
liosn he bell rect powers OF 4uto9c, u
c9nsequence u a cofnmtrciai 10 etcour,r.
eiiher by land or pster. DC ween The cni.
zeua OF VeTmont/ and l. over Canada. ana
otter placcsio l'ka SITUATIONS sgy can tisy
be taught ,iat -saw which 10. lids t.s es.
chang Of such com rnolii,,zs A, ,h-y do ~.
want, Tor ;aeif cooyeniences aad necess..
RIGS Of life aad especially fer ,b~ siuews i
war, the g2la and siiiyer q til axtioa,
whose ipjaFy. II sesnas. is mols,ed By
such 3 lw, ~can in a"y p2ssibie d5sfce tend
10 he wrif&ce Of nc ua,on.
Ihat however 40 qual add oprre..iys
lae topcratIon Of hi, lass act my have
been, or your oemori2!ists, and The ioha.
bitsnts Of this d stric1 generally y7. sill
they resa;o G bscoming confidence 10 lac
measures Ct sdnn,ss. a;Iop; ncuher hat,
boring not excittog sptii oiimpro,ssr dis.
.qne.ate. And ycur mep onsI.s l:, e
Ga'ys whchshry owe 20 themselves, and
TO the good people Of this district, 10 de.
clare on this occasion, hat in No par; u
the union, d, tie citizens enter aa GaoTe
iua. and n be sep.iaaSogs # ciyil libesy;
mote arden, and underwriting astachn:n
!. The true principles g! ssra 3>caa gwen.
'nent. or a Gfeaic1 eeneta,.oD ior s!.c tns.
gitsty Il ,br laws, ia, ,hcrtf &c, hovs.
scr grleveui uay be ac barlccs oadSr
which Vneys.4aor, sui! ta<y &c n, adfu! ut
ssisels Gu v as ci;zens lnat wih wbae.
rsr sos'cltsde ihsy nay regs,d a,i' pro-
pSsy, The hard eafnings III ,he,r .lsuy
aud i,boy, and w:,h waa;eper seosi5.il;g
a'nsy msy iecl is dep ecla:ioo or is de-
s;ructioo; yer, 70 shen. she merited sp
petapon f TRUE AND FAITHFUL
CITIZENS, is far more valaab-, rnofe
dear and sacred. Thar therefore wi'hnew
and uaspeaAa6ls as:onshmeat, have hey
rsa:l ,hc presideu,'s prac!lmaeon Of the
Ssh Of April Iss' ; b which he aopsar'p
have considered the inl,abi ats CT this DIS
Y'cr, as il, stare Of instruction end re-
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