Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05
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- .s,lowing observations are extract
from The report q the e g v;rs;0;, ~
J mad By tie LEGISLATURE O 'i'ina ~
lhe suDl 's,;epce has read to America, an
@ ,t.tpsy q her Continental Money, q
ths As'or This subject, which can never
ess sue ~ Adepreciatcd and iiuctu-
te 'o'sOs ssr eurrercY, is one OF the great
sl~g par p;,es which can oyertake a com,
e' s. S;'I people. 1t strikes at me root o.
'n u a, r,s and underlnipes the foun-
3 y ,i sOi, i morality; it leaves industry
a.loas : an object, aud labor without the
si'O0a 's = : certain reward; it creates a
aope = = Soeculutors and Usafers: who
arss On the neeessitiss oiindlsldsais' anu
l k on the sitals OF the na1ion.
,v. harm verbally. that Mr.. 70
,.,t. ~ an EngIsh merchant OF respec'a-
e esi.s' :" -, esecuted at Carthagena; lins
oin's, astauee had oceasioned a general
cisu '',alsnt feeling of resentment IN ia
saas'y asainst general Morillo aud the
nMs sI rarty.--Boston Gazette.
,o,s tae toasts drank short time
An' !, philadelphia, by Leib, DuaEe,
s sr',s; : &c. was the following:' The
n vi. war---.lay it be a war for national
Ds ssts a. and not for Offices; and no Client
I s to create Presidents, or
ps stfar FIRE trade and sailors rights
VII The Democratic Press asks: $ Do
Michael lib and Wm. Duane mean to
;asiuate that the last was not a war ioI
national rights, but was war Tor othces'
r thew deuot mean So to inslauate, the
sa.st i nsssense ; If they do mean so "a
;psinaate, why are they afraid to speak
plainly I"
A ssors sentence for all REM rerabli-
ems Of srsry d nomination to eel By
bsars.-Amongst the several epidemics
which alIfree republics are peculiarly ex-
xosed 10, none is more. common or more
Natal. than blind and obstinate adhe
renee 10 men, be their measures never
30 weak or wicked, or never SO injurious
"a the interests Of the pubic.
Connecticut Conrant.
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We understand Mr., Dap;d Heath, jun.
d New Jersey, has discovered new
era in the economy Of steam engines ap-
pIied 10 land, as we'll as water carriage.
His ms entiou consists OF an entire new
application Of principles ia the eonstrac-
foa Of the boiler or ey&porator, which
rapidly generates very high tempera,
sae or expansihility of steam, without
ihs employment OF condensation: and
Dispensing entirely with the use OF che
6y wheel and lever beam.
An eng;ne Of four horse power, char
sed with fuel, may be comprised in the
space appropriated to the baggage Of a
stare: and may be lifted on and OFF the
carriage by four men with the greatest
ease; which carriage he can drive by
sxpe,iments at tue rate OF fifteen miles
per hosn on the bare road, without the
Use Of rail ways, being regulated to as
send aud descend hills with uniform We.
iocity, and the greatest safety.
This gentteiuanis now gagged in the
construction ofan engine calculated to
drive boat from this, up the Delaware
70 Easseu, and overcome the rapids
aAeve tide water. which, in some places
exceed the rate OF. 90 mics per hour
However novel ami strange this may ap.
pear, there is bu, little doubt of its sue
seeding to the greatest satisfaction. AS
THIS experiment viii fully elacida,s and
snng TO public view. phenomenon OF
inhnite advantage to the prosperity Of
the country. we vii, therefore. iorbear
entering into detailed explanation Gifts
important powers; in. order that its uses
nay De first Sufficiently known, to re-
qare an interesting demonstration ef its
principles -.acrora.
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