The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. [volume], December 01, 1800, Image 3

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♦REPORT Of S '.,'.
On c f ibj f s with tl <
Indians; April 3r2, 1800—irde
1. ■ on t;-
The report enum
a ..i reporfs oj c, no.
acted upon ; and th ales,
t tbei'
ii, that all -\ hii h w< re de
i>; and undecided at I
Gongreis, ought to be taken up and
upon by the Houfe, as the Id
: for by any Me nber, or upi
application of the individual claimant or
petitioner.
Monday, Dec I, I
The Bill for compenfating, and extend
he privilege of franking to, the
ite from the Territory N. W. of the
Ohio, was read a third time and paffed.
Tlv; 0 lem >'n ••• < '<' r tntes /•.'■ in Ik \ infert
ed this day in our col
of our rtfaders, as po ; the plain
narrative ofthe life of a mart, -
tathn fprang from his ufufulnefs, unlike
io tin d of thbi
iiad' mortals, wl ofe glory is rel
from the mifery th?y intiift •
kind.
The celebrated Picl i x, re
prefenting the battles of r, aie
d to be hung up in the G ill
llt Conful.
Th? iaft accounts from India mention,
that a flight of Locufts feveral miles in ex
tent, and fo thick as in whol
!. to obfoure the inn, had paffed
Malda, Rajemel, and Hjl nately
for the terrified thha ii boui Hop
ping. From Helebts tlwy direfted their
courfe along the Jem'na, towards A ra ;
in the rttjighourhood oi' that city tliej are
•o liave elefcen I id, and to have total
ly deftroyed the; vegetation of the diftrift,
London pap.
In England a mo 1. has been difco
of manufafturing paper IV,mi St: ~. I
of llrong confluence, and though it retains
■ the colour cd' the material from which it
is made, will ferve for packing pa:
printing bills, and fuch
otl • It is lam d, t!i be
fore, that ibis invention will be
red ; ■ h • pi efenl a! ■■
and" monopoly.
i • Pru'Ui in
I a . . in <v dit bis difcoveries, in tl
-
a that he to \.nd it at ii:.
I >us tii ■ pound.
• i the put] o
i of ink, printed or ivrii -
paper of every i''^'*, and re-mam
it in the ufual
en agreat n, pro
mifi s to be of canliderall
public, by converting to i menh
mafs df waile paper, which is ( •
to be found ! and thus, we hop
the price of this moll ufei'td article, vyhich
liar, r( late lilen to I'm b an ej tra\
height as to ;m])e'Je very materi ill)
vancement of Literature. A patent ha
.1 for this difcovery.
Paper already printed on, is now
l.uly bought in at the rag-lhops of I
countries^ to be re-manufaftured by I
per makers. News-papers, old books, un
faleable books* canal; ' to a white
pulp by the prood's
—It is thus dcfcribed in a •
journal: (iboofe paper of fimilar h
be ufed together. On on
of paper pour five hundred weight ol boil
ing water. Stir it continually with, in
dented paddles until the whole is reduced to
a pulp. IV iin ot!" th - water throu
opening covered with flannel. Pour on frefti
boiling water, and repeat the barring with
inceffant induiiry. Such of the <
ne ntparts of the printer's ink, as are not fq
luble in water, will fink, to the bottom ed
the vat gradually, and the pulp will aflume
a whiter and wilder appearance, and
be removed in {hallow pails to be Fubi
tj the ufual procefs of manufacture. This
fortunate dileovery will be the grand de
fence of pofterity againfi fuperfluou
tedious books.
The quantity of paper (luff may in ano
ther manner be, increafed. Infl
f.imr tinder from rags, it might be
as in France, from the agaric of the alb.
The fungus is flicedthin, dried, beaten witl
a hammer until it becomes very ■
and boiled in water impregnated with salt
petre. In this ftate it readily catches fire
from the fpark of a flint, and is fold very
at the (hops by the name Amadou.
id, the1
,v burnt for tinder mij lit be preferv
d. J
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
1. inc;a st £ ii, Nov. 24.
GdVERNOR's
i'a th - Senate and House of ■'■
» ofthe G< nerul
momutalth of Pennsjhania.
G EJJTLEBI EN,
In proceeding tola-,
- commons i all h, I -
n from an opportunity of
'.on-vratulatinp you, upon the health f.;
city of Philadelphia has enjoyed, during the
prefcnt year, 'is well a« up
hic.h aliened', ent I'll
l| flowed upon our country. Tin
Of the date, relieved from domeil ■
md external out rage, prom i fes to revivi
ill its energ^ and enteqjfife. Her ai
Uiral in,'.'jury has been produftive beyond
die experience of any formerpri iod : while
the-progrefs of population and fettl
(notwitbftandiog an impolitic difco
)'.■ nt of migration to America^
11 tbi r territory, the •*
irts and advantages of foclal Id,-. Topre r
and to improve a lituation thus pro
pitious, will certainly demand and •'
v department of the
nmeht ; but from the legiflatine, in
particular, much is expefteU, and much, J
im pcrfnaded, will be performed.
i 1)-. ious, that .ni the judti
ii!--.-, as well as on the faithful adminiftra
tioii of our municipal inltitutions, ni
pond the order, fafety and tranquility of the
-• m nittiity. 11. nee, iv b;
occafionally t" review tie.
regulating our police ; to adapt them v
the ine\ itablc mutation of bum
or! to amend them ai ufefnl
leffe.ns of experienced With this view
therefore, permit me > you;
liate coniideration, .he proprl
reviling the exifting '■. ion to
! ileftion ;, to courts ol , and to the
i nili ti a.
■ law F I elec
as been found
- the qnal.ificati
01 the pro .In the
"I" ■ ;l ■
, and oth
one hand, this facia d right
ly pro
• invahon, it v. ill be allowed,
Ibould
red, en- t >lora! d, b) v. hii
> of a particular c sii •>- em
ifs their opponents ;
jwhch the conftitutional franchife of a fin
a dificdeba. ;
deftroyed.
Tt is referred, tjs»refore, genera
wifdom to devife a rem
that have been dated; but th
. in a fpeclal manner, to i
lid, to ob%iate i:
Ily created, ref]
y cd' aft; of naturalization,
courts of Common Pleas. Jhavi
:, conlidered thofe i
conftitution and ju'rifdiftion, to
Courts (though not Supreme) as v,
Didrift Courts ; and consequent!
powered by tlie aft of Congrefs to
certificates id' naturalization : but,
on a queftion of fuch ii , to fo many
. you will, probably, deem
it expedient to pals ad<el . ~ On
ibjeft of eleftioi
tikewi arally attracted,
prefent feffions, by ienccs,
toy want, of a permanent law, to <\
he maimer of choofing Senators
Unite. t appointii
nl and Vice* 1
Adv Courts of Lav .
will re
copula
ties, have :.
duties i
exiftinj
ice. An addition
in'j a I
tion o( th
maj be made to fup
to fubtraft the
of errors and appeals, yon
a ill d;t'.!."i-iine. The confutation contem-
I ait.; to be
\. salth : And b licit - iotr. idui ii
i fail i fid
I t bink, ren rviee to on
(litut li
iin of Jurors, which, >o.
\ icithtude ol party influence, b
pinion, fliall operate lively, v.
fivor', and . judi c. In our penal
dions can, at tin .'
ed ; but i
to their)
. barafter of;
. incohfiftent with the fpirit •
ity of
. that I in
inierous and eifeftive en-'
our militia (the fireimlh and,
plej amounting, on'
ion to ab<
A report of the quantity]
■ public •
ifed will be laid I
i oi Irate, who
to lie induced, or compelled, to de
to the Brigade Infpeftovs, and
an officer appears ncceffary, for the fait
keepinj iperintendi
wihole of them. Notwithftanding the jn
of die legiflature in their
it will
ly to give ai'diti nrd powers,
to the Brigade fn'fj eft rs or t > the
deprdtincntof acconn s fertbe pur]
:be ac
ich conftittite the cadj
the militia. Some nude fiiould, alio, be
pref rib' d ,
the Jud res of hi iild be pi ua ci
ol ligatie n of an oath eh
is w ell oned ; and it
(■■-. in i. -11f • mity to th<
i vdi. n
be made, f< r ifiuing commill
firj plj -v ii,'m
if ieven yea
I la\ing I
ons into 5 "in % i :w, and caul;
Fnl knowl
miniftration cf a free j ;ovei mi
ntlemen, to remind you i
\in i'.u , v 1 hal iftature
conveniently may be, pro
by law, for the eftablifiinK
fchools throughout the date, in I'm'i man
ner thatth
AS'ariother import- tinftrumentj to
of th< cit
. d b)
s units
will be taken during thepr
a report e>n (I
':ir.g tl
it of our
-... fides
.in the d
~ 1 truft that you
■arm.nent pro\ ifions i
highways, more
. ■ ,c. The bufin
of the Board oi' Pro
liner to the
ii nity. Some fhould bt ,
i to compel perfons holding lands'
! locations,
to appl) lor paten:.; ami you can not be
: taking the proper precautions,
to avert the danger, that menaces the pro
perty and peace of the ftat.e, from a colli
fion oftitles in the if (la; . Toi
theft" i bj< els of legillation, permit me to
add, tl oi feflton it will
be ilea ■ choofe a Senator oi' the
that the conftitutjon
rfcquin unent ofth
tation in the Gel '.die to the' num
: t ixable inhabitani
the returns of enumeration which will be
tranfmitted to you, as foon as they arc re
' ce'rv
Since the laft adjournment of the
lature, the duties eh s
rive, have b rmed> In
•! new (louitties, how
ever, fome difficulty has occurred, (which
• roper to obvia : e'dion
ofthe Judges) in relation to tlie validity of
ommiilions of i , whofe re
does not continue within [be boun
dary of the county, for which they were
ileal. The fale of the
ed to the State,
d between Market and Chefnut
ftreets in Philadelphia, has been made to
the Univerfity of Pennfylvania, in the
ir^and'on tlir conditions, preferfbed,
die (;, > uting
liberal com]
vi ily at W ionium;, have
their arduous undertaking, yon Will p*i
ce'r. v.- by their report, that inch pw
of an early and i •
the buiiiuris. it may, however, be proper
to pro I
to the parties to declare their aceeffion lo
: ms of compYomiie.
Gcnt'nuen ofthe House cf ■
Officers oi' Accounts will 1:
'J a detail of the Finam
•', ny, in general, to infi iin
hat on til?, iird clay of Oil
I all, there -was a balance of eight
nd three hm.cbvd and fix.*? •'•
firy, wliieh our various fourci i
-me will, praba c course of
fuing year, aitgihent to a fum oi'
ed and four thou land and fe
• liars. Ik fides, however, del'
• s of government, payini
..;<• e-ii the cootrafts for arms and
various mifcellanecus appn
ill be: neceffary to providi
difcharging the ino;cty cd' the fo&n from
tin Hank ofiViiil'\dvan'rti, Which will be
the full day oi April next. 1
you will difeover a confjderable defi<
perhaps to a fum oi c i;
:) to fupply which you will be
• rtine; to amedc.
or to a fale of the public
■ State ; but, I am
a the arrangement cf
. v will be equally attentive to iiu
l dit, and ufeful i
Co-tiC.mv ofthe Stni if, ovd
c of R<ep\ i
ious other document
ics cf this mi ffage, t\
■ will prefent for your information.
. eral Lir.d
ie ads thai
i,:ience cf thi it
.nutations. J mil. thar in t! ■fe
nrunicatit i
' -fs of a fine ere •
we Ifare of the ftate,
• rations of
to expedite the tranfaftii
nblic buiii••
THOMAS M<KEAN.
THE SUBSCRIBER
i i-.
In George Town el?' the City of Washington*
Viz»
A BRICK MOUSE & LOT near the Trnj
j-\ on tavern 5 the terms of payment as follow,
one half cafh, the balance in 6 artel 9 montl
the psreha-fer giving notes with approved indor
?crs.
—ALSO—
A number of Lens unimproved ; one lot
nTjn\n'mg the above, 47 feet front. 120 bach ; 011 a
lot on the caO fe way, near Mr. Joleph l'eck'c
building, 26 feet front by 12.5 buck ; cue fourth
of the l<juare in 1 homa< Bc-ah's addition tQjGee rgr
'owe, on an elegant eminence, it being parr of
thii fqtrare improved hy Mr. William Smith ;
alio, a lot in laid addition, k bc-itig at the diago
nal corner from the place- of icfnleiice of Jofipit
Nowrfe, Efcj em? lot in the City of Washing
ton, Iquare. 164, fronting North K. flreet 66 feet
4 inches hy \o fee r 10 inches on Connecticut
oveiiue, containing 8295 fqnare feet, with c
fpring of excellent water tunning through laid
iot.
*>11 the ahove» property will be difpofed cf on
'he. moll reafcfiable teems, and indif) ut^hle tuic»
will he given on the purchafe money heing paid.
JONATHAN J.v
Novenih."r rj, 1800
RI).
FOR Apprehendingatid fecyritig in any Coal,
fii that the Subfcribcr gets him again A
Ncoro Man named Nace, ran away lonic time
in the month of October, aged I hirty year*,
abemt live feet high, light complexion, we
hair qneued, nw. 11 let truncky fellow. I hsve
ca-iie m believe he is in the Ciry of Washington.
ereffary todtferibe his Clothing as he will
have it in his power to change them. I will give
TwektT Don.A*f if tein miles from home,
I'm -. . y DottA.es if twenty miles, and the
above reward if a greater diflancc.
ZACHARUH SOTHOROjN
i Charles County near Benedict, Oeftoberji.
PRINTING CF EViCUY EF.SCJUFTIUI*
Executed by
SAMUEI 11. SMITH.