The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-03
WAsuEGTON, May 81
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We feel great satisfaction in being enabled TO an
nounce the rapid progress in the repair OF tie pubic
buildings IN tins city The most iudicous arans e.
ments have been made fer the sne.dy ac,on,nts,
ment OF this important object RESPONSIBLE and 81
ful undcitakcrs have contracted with the com
mssloners, TO deliver, completely finished ON or
oeorc the iust day o. January next, the two pub IL
ohces, so necessary to accommodate the e,est de-.
partments of The government CAPTAIN Upb,, ito
architect, who in the first instance plann and direA
ed the building OF the Presidents house heretofore so
justly admired, IS ass"luousiy employed nts restora-
Ion Mr.. L'trObc, another architect eminent
throughout the United States fr hi, taste ard ,I,o
ment has under his suporintcndance that supe b and
hassy structure, the capitol The acyit. aid ever
~ displayed at all the public e,hccs he most gr;-
uH"S 10 me national feeling, afford pariicu,.
delight TO every citizen OF WashnsiJn and OF ;he al
lacent towns and countiy-an sctilitv Which NM
misses 10 restore the Capitol AMI Rres dents hou 80
thcir former spcndOr, w.r' Increased stI rptl du-
piE a' SnnN eni''nrr, ana TduCtS confident cNUrc-
tAuon, dat in less han wears not yes,ig. WI
hc visible OF the ruthless violence OF oar la enemy
50 ui'S"ceIui In the 3iuth little niuri1us to
the generous American nation, which will soon may
unanimously forget ~ p ace, The cruel injuries inilic,
on ther met opOns IN war, iffuhre wronrs shall
cease, metropolis which grew out Of and was ION d.
ca pursuant TO the mandate Of Inst constitution of W.
Nernment which has SO happily eemcnted the union
oi lheSe states, and so rapidly encrcased their wealth
IN r power, and their prosperity more especially by
estah'hns and maintaining the liberal b..nef,i-
~ ana harmonious intercourse between every port
oii vi tilc intercourse, which viewed all
relations and effects must be considered as more i'm
poTont TO tue national growth and strength than g.
ven our foreign commerce. inctronolis Wis w
Pieen d! the greaf man TO whom Congress entrusted
lts selection, m position central TO the convenience
and great interests OF the American people, on :,
ground pat # unrivalled b auty and siubrit, mnc
dlaeiv connected with the most fertile country of the
=. D on the upper waters Of the Potomac and its
numerous tributary rvcrs extending on th, south t
Stanton, IN VIRGINIA on the west 10 the confines al
waters the Ohio the nob bran cl of TOT. Mis-
sSNpp and on thu north to Chambcrsbur. "a AMI
"hch nov, by canals and improved safe Of IA
inferior naVISauon pours into the lap OF l district of
COLUMBIA (crmprthending in its limits with Washne-
Ton The h1urishing owns of Aiexand ra and George
town. the immense ccs Of its active and prol
i've agriculture, and oil its stores of iro and coal
While on the Other hand il is unittd to the ocean b.,
the bold channel # the lower Potomac and tt.t
srhn cNpans' of water, the bay Of Chesape Ike
"mrh on ords ready communion ION not only wild,
inc Foh territory Oh IT'S extensive shores and with the
important cities OF Baltimore and Norfolk (which viii
soon he connect Il with die waters Of n Carolina by
the grand canal through the Disnal sv ,1--h,it
WIN the gre rivers OF Virginia, from enc Of which
the most ~, adjustable supplies Of eoL are obtained
ana above ' with tic majestic Ssquchannah which
at some future period destined, to heartoits 6oso M
vest easur Of :hc ost fertile and extensive .oo,
G" fcnnsy iyana, even Ia as ,lc conf, Is Of the
St3e Of Ne"-f 'rk. The Chesapeake, TOO viii uro-
o'bi' ne soon jonrdby canal It is alreaGv can
n"cied ~ shore pOrtage from French;own to N.v-
cNstl-, with te impQrtant river Delaware and tha,
most wealthy, INDUSTRIOUS and hOursilag cite Pbt,.
dcipha, tAe queen o. A'-cr,an arts comrner &C. al
| science ENlmGei, Therefore, IN sverv popt "a,
view, The city # Warrington seems to he pscrt ,.l,
adapted to be the u"trOpol CT this great raon and
rs peace IS again b~rpiy restored and IL IS non.I
"'iD"ns 'lnHE WIN u @ cesf'i0n Of party eSaccra.i
On and rs oar union if ev-rr event wi,,ti r. rrcs
| porous or adverse. seems daily IN acquire nov
strengthened o'ly; cannot be douLtcd tltat uit
CITY VIII nov aOvsncc iu The mot raid manner a, q,
greatness quail g. tc advantages o. its 0cL situation
~ power AND Vcsith of The ma ION Of t ch Il Inc
ie', aui worthy oil te illustrOGS man from whom II
cerVes rs name and n aii future tino erect AN ian.
pens "hi" monument of lrs virtues and usefulness s
we'll rs ctthat liberty and happiness to gain, cstsbil,
fuo perpetual which, his long aud cdhful LIE, wa.
! votci.
| = L'c commouccmout as might have been ,y
pecei in consequence, 1t ti,c roo no war there w..
I'rc dciay obt'anine tic necessary m.tcri,l,bn,
| hns ~ ''"c'c was spou ,'uIn0uucd. and CONTRACT
l''c been male ior -vtcusrc supplies of fine mos, ,
w. GOT ARTICLES l'ci. aucrOw 900 tie act of delivery
/ 40 u'"t wr'ttf "t - ASSERT hat n future there Al,
| re- io Viht"t' n obtaining non. Size sarinus i4rts OBI
| ihe !. cvIs nrfcr,,i Of he hs an lis, aoI
| ."ou 81 nfr be t'WDpod W eh also tiih pr,si
| htaslf ih1t nu accurate examination. ihc i,i,r,
d'D. .oti pu.,ir riifccs have been found OF to- h.
/ -o - bat o. FIRST h'~, agprehcudcd Bat W
| ',' '"i"r ~ i2ht'n staugg Hat the cntrrpnlc o
| h"r bu9is ln thc e. o. oi w s.hmgon aud no ,.,.,,
oi's tO"ns Ate ,sndr, an Gc1g,tnu o., ia ti,c o..
! tt'iti new holdings. ud Do every mncr hr.uci, Dbl
N-'r- pace "'' t'c e''crsy and activity d.,
70. % 90 tho p'h.., vosss.
I n- district % iuulu therefore offers ID, ia,
' en'r pris.g 'ht strongest invitation. Il, ,t
a'n 't-rluiurc fortunes tc Us destiny which, Il t,,
! Nn-r IA "rOpie be use. anl know how ~ ore.