Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06

sued Tor the u6n. III VI me "td''"J dt "0
ypense OF the poor ] think his IS
Is,ak4nyiew The wealthy can at all
,u.s take care of tbemstive., and having
u institution of tbs KIND among u> Will
Certainly put j, in the power OF many TO
,;,end who would no, 20 out OF the s'a'e
:nr that purpose. Besides, we may en-
| r.rtsin reasonable hope, u our UNIVERSE
Y =. ,blishes th. character wHltn lheif
IRE Jus, or unds to hope 1t WI we may
! receive from the other states some return"
i,r our Contributions 10 them
There are jusl grounds for entertaining
tho heIiet thai the money appropriated Tor
the education OF INDECENT children N me
liner nj counties, IS annually becoming
more us.hily employed. THIS improve.
| men, progre sses with me management OF
III. funds and with the knowledge OF TIE
benefits derived from their apPi'ea'on.
I The school con mis,iOners, according "
their statements, had difficulties 10 enc"un
Ter in many respects, growing 0et o' ''e
false feeling of parents IN some 'ostshces,
and a variety OF other circumstances pu'
these olficu,tle. are gradually disappear
mo before better information and The re
naval OF p.eiuilces The return 81 the
commissioner, are MOI sufficiently toll anc
per,ect TO enable me logivr any 'hins
Ike comprehensive view o' mas in'efest-
ing suhlect Enough, how IS Rho"h
10 enable Us 10 form something hke al rs
tims,e of the whole Returns from -
counties give US Inc number Ol b, 'Oo lh
d,gent children WITHIN hose countless wno
have been sent to school IN tie year 1879
nv the aid OF the tund, al the a'erags ex-
pense OF D 7 l-3 for tuition books, ana D.
Their things II may be tamIy presumed
tina, number, little 1t any thing short OF
IN Mn w,ll receive l;.Is nenetl, when me
system ). more maturrd by TIME, ana lht
experiance which it wilt bring along WIN
il, Indeed II is no; Improbable lhat to'.
number has been sent to school the Presen'
year Ii IS. a subject Of mucn gfa.'hca
ion 10 T. h. Ct, thai the ruuimen!s Ut learn,
ing. AT least as iar as.reauins "H''i's aoo
tn, elementary branches ot arithmetic, are
Inns dispensed 10 SO great a numheT oil
o.r cummsn,ty, who or but tew al whom,
, would probably have received no ehucd'
tlon Al all, but or this beDeVo.eh' Pio''-
SION IN their favor.
Tbe balance 10 the treasury on the ISL
, October 1899, The commence .Heh' u tne
: last fiscal year, was Dol 4o4 ~ I'D 'n's
sum. however, was included Di3.O6s ~,
D the amount of subscriptions to the WASH
I inyion Monument. The amount OF re-
/ ce,p S INTO thp treasury, from the Isl Oc'
Iober. 1899, TO the ist October, 1888,
! was D534,47 Inch, with The ABOVE
r stated balance, makes Inc aseresdN SUN
, OF Do95,87S IS.
: Tn. amouu, of warrants issued during
the same period, was LOO 1911 Ca
= ing 10 the treasury on the ISL oi oc'ooei
y D33,U5 ON winch sum IS 'hC'uueu
4 the Subscriptions To the dsh'ng'on mon
i ument, amounting 10 Dis u65 ~, a. a.
hove stated; which. being deducted IrouI
The above balance OF D33 U57 2, leaves
. the sum OF Dis, 963 92-lhe actual la
r lance applicable to lhe revenue o" 'hf
SAID LIST day ol October last
.a....-a4-.4. Ia ..uue TOT the curIeh'
D tober iasl and which, will end Oh The 3U.
: day OF September, lS24, l., first, the sbov
: balance IN he treasury OF Dis 993 9S-
= secondly, be receIps for the current hS.
II Cal year begIDniDg and ending on The day
i above stated D462 363 83-makiDg tn.
aggregate sum OF Douy, 3kS S3 fbe Is
=. tImated EXERCISES Of the CUmmODwedtlr,
= during the same year make the sum OF
e DoUu 783-which will le.v- IN me trra
sury on The ist vi October. 1874 the sun;
Y If Dl 539 SO / his estimate IS under
stood t. be lie on rne suppOsiiI0n, that
Tue sun of DIio,0 900 will be dppist 10
/ TIE sinking tund, and Is bOttOned on the
{ ordIDary expenditure, taking no exlraor
: dlHaiy ones into view
In Con pl,ance wi,h request OF the last
J gIs,dtUre contained IN their resolutions, ]
|. transmitted, al an early peIlod alter lhen
adjournment, TO the Governor OF kentuc
Ky, the resolutions RI iatIng to the subject
Of the convention agreed on by Messls
Clay aud Leigh, commissioners Of Ibr Two
states also cop. OF The act, entitled
an act making an appropriation Tor o.
peniDg road from the rich lands OF ClInLb
TO The Louisa Fork OF Sandy River. "A.
bout the same time, forwarded to The
Governor OF Maryland, copy OF the act,
emitted IAN aci to incorporate The Polo-
mac canal oompany"- a request,
that be would lay the same before the lie.
gIs! azure OF Mary's al an early period
OF their next session Copies OF The letters
on these subjects are herewith communi-
Gated marked No. 9, 3, 4. The Ieso-
luIons 'ustructIng our Senators and re
guessing cur representatives IN Congress,
TO e. deavoi to obtain the passage at law
su horising thu further liquidation OF The
claims OF this state on Tie Government Oi
the United States, and ais, interest on the
same" hiCh passed near The end Ot the
last session of the legislature, would have
been in nediately transmitted tothose gen
tlemen, but Congress beng Oh the point
OF adjournIsenl and 1t being Certain that
lhs re would De some change ID he repIe-
sentation, it was considered best not 10
make the communication ill The meeting
OF the present Congress