The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. [volume], December 31, 1800, Image 3

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pri i dplci than
!
will buy goo is to Sell at
know will not fa ed, or \E
I
. and live like ... prince)
!ho«"t ti ■•■) •
and then link withe
9 and ruin. Two bun In
ed—The probability however is,
, Uii'd.-11:11
i,that it will eventttallj cofl
a million of dollirs. Th
to pay tii
or lefs, \f
. A very great proportion o:
of it, a-i hiftoi
■ht of the pyramid
m v- c mte d ridl
■
fentatio." —v At
ostentation of w\i'tu." And
bed that by a fust nt the
iry of thofe who i
tit the
names of thofe who ra VAIN
Jio:.UMi;wrs—' Inter eos non constat a
>• facta sinl j
■
bus." But all the hfi
remirkabh; fact, which on ;ht i.
all (imil ir fi Hy ;—" That]
•toh'ech th
■
ng th • c pyramids
J ' 'i v
c of the . ' V, I. Diod.
:. p. 40. « This," fays an
I to pafj on thefe I
■ ■", and on to o c.on
i as loin :1 hin j gr md,
i itude of hands, and by tl
s, with the
, iew of rendering their mm
d, and who iid not Scruple to dc
thbuTands of j ets, to fn
t ,r..- their vain glory,
much from the Romans, wh i I
to in
a ran
utility."
'Fhe ire in
point against the pn m, and
the feelings of o
it. ! low otherwife <ah
the oppofition of aim >ft one half of th.
--■ of R iprefenta - res, and
n•. '1 -in 1 univerfal r< |
. So fir as I
people are known. Sir, ■ hat this
of rocks, wan?
he canal, the cellai
•oblic buildings i^f l
beds where nature has i ■ ■ :•, ■;::
leis at an high price, Should with Vaft
the Potomac1
pyramid like in Some cm
of th
every vditaiit here, I he m;y love
and i
hofjeofall |
- token of I
if, how much bi
. our country, ii
n >; this uncouth and
lE' lid's pile, of rocks, hid
in the establishment and eudo vrn'ent
of a nation aT. HOSPITAL for our lick,
or crippled Seamen, or for the
difhment and endowment of a nati
onal univkusity in this city,
wiflied for, and Si> repeatedly and
dy recommended by our b
Wafhington in his addrefs to congrefs—
Will
the maufoleum, as an ill-jud
fort to lb
ed beyond the reach of obloquy or |
not to be honoured by rock.,
and mafly, fir however po
•d. Will he not think
that every attempt of this kind won' :
in the full noon n, with
a view of adding to its effulgence. No.
fo far from honfturin at name of
n, it s difhonounng it.
i , and his f
have Spread throu jh the world a luftre,
never d or f rgctten, and
with increafirig honor and v
in need of an btl
rdmi
J I
(hewn by his country, j
than was propofed by th
ion of the two houfi
hat a Marble
'he United States, hi
1 1' of Wash ngton, and Ids remains de
to corn
's is mil i tar,
life. TIE neat, plain
[and ft.Hide, of no greatexpehce, embl
tical of the eh iracter of this great ~n<! ilhif.
l, v, bo wan wife and pi v
imLon all occafions careful of the public
,in the expenditure of Which, he
recommends the (Iri teft fi
economy. On this monument Should be
in infeription, Similar to that on the" tomb
of the (iie.t Frederic of Prtfffia, contain*
thoufand
>uld be excited
by the moll
GEGRGIUS WASHINGTON,
HIG ClNIs,
"E.
GEORGE E. ON.
I • Sublime
i
', md the
'V.
tl unite—
in ir. Why then viohte the publi f !
oi wh : on and
the woi irnbate ?
It is fa! 1 and it is v!
• much ; v
ons ' f -■■■'. 1 W lb. ; •
from in attempt to erect a i
leu in, ai
Sim ')■ ■ c- rr'n d ii
.' both hou
1 ' .';
die ho i fom ol' the n.»t"n n,
* lawn are
live of oi.i
by a natural affoci: -i, would
templa
ft'-of W ,
hem tiie models ol
net.
Th< :'• ' -I- '■
of E, on. Th v h w i
h : i
!y correct.
I tin, &c.
" h i,i '• I. mpi ib ol - that I Shall
votes wit]
f Such Should be the n
iv m who knov :it to know;
erly idil dm all com
on. 11 • iffured that tl c federal party can
10 will) Po hartge.
As to my frien I .11 difhonor my!
inftilt my '
Submit to be ififtrumenta! mi
counteracting th ml expe-cl
of the States—and 1 n^-w <
tutcyou my proxy, to declare thefe fenti-j
ments if the occafion fhall require."
• MANEE
EV.
WILSON avd HWT/Y,
HAVE rommened the nbove br.n'-fs
■'■t their fkop mi New Je'rft y Avenue
' IM I pilcop.il church and
jHoufc i*( they are confident from the ex
peri, nee ihty have had in the principal
in Europe and America, that they (hall
to give-ffftfral fitisfaetlon to thpfe who will
ai- them with their cuflom. They
have on ha: <E, viz.
■ iry D Sks,
Portable Writing De*kt,
Dnffing Chells,
Card 'shies, &c
N. B. Orders from country or city thankful
ly rcceivci' and faithfully executed.
December 30. gttw
BOARDING AND LODGI
MV be had for hrce or Patar trcntl-men
foffion of ''ongn fi
to Mr. 01 • the Three
doors F-ft with- Navy off! :. fo
O'NKAL.
V.ny 0 f Wafhington Dec. $, ißco.
IV A S 111 N C T 0 N CIT Y.
THIERS Ist, 1301.
The Editor ol 'iigen
cer, iincliug that it is
i this Sea Sou. a day topurpofes of relaxa
tion, informs Ids fubfcribeis that tie
will b :fs on Friday.
The performances, under the Signature
mdas, entitled, a Considerations
>-i the nt of the Territory of Co-
Ivmbia," are this clay concluded.
To meet the demand of the public for
thefe piec s, they will be prefented entire,
:n the form of a PAMPHLMT Which v.
The Prefident has nominated Samuki.
DsrXTEH Secretary of the TreaSmy in the
room of Oliver W°lcott refigned.
By the lateff m ConStanti
are pi i rks in Sy
d. his infiu-
Pacha, and has fuc
: i;i 1 cohciling him to the Porte.
By -n it rival at Bod mi Lond
;' their con-
Em Dolt'
.i . F'i land i
Sul;.' 4 i
Co n«
'
See. T] ■ . dby 1 .(••-(i
v 11",,, c"!--i 1 ted i;l lvto hen ht Franc
—buttoev .ice the drfi c of En land t
rV.mrrw
1 an arm fl < < wj
•I 1. This has been rejected :
:nt; and fen <<-
■ court ol ' for '.
«• :reat y;wl it h G tB ' ,; *i tru
:to her engagements with A
In confeq on in]
Houfe of
I
■
E3 INFENN
SYI VAN1. 1.
1793.
1 rVflad Iphia City, 7<
tity, 6885 7910
ir*> 2; 16 2285
j Montgomery, 4742
6 Che 6125
7 IE rU, II . 61
8 Dauphin* 3ts 1
9 E mealier, 6409
10 V irk,
ii Cm $1
din, 3570
13 N End, 3878
14 Mi I »82
-rue, ] (.09
1 6 Northampton,
1 7 Hu 17 7
19 Weftmoreland, S 51
it to, 28 11
2t Allegheny, 2.M0
22 Wafhington,
Neiv c.i . ■
23 Adams,
ilng,
mi-riit,
•en,
'28 Crawford,
1009
I r,
5 3 5
2E3
52
Tot 111,612
Increafe ,
RE ma a X s~For.rteen new counties have
for the apparent , if tome coi
recent 0
M nties we may re.di
conclude (if no Indian wars intervene) that
Will be much greater in the
next feven years.
The returns there is rcaft n to Sear have
not bet nio . It bc-ii
the inhabitants that this w as not Some guide
for fu.
to fupprefs evc-iy name they pofiibly (
The Eaves which in 179 1, amounted to
."5737, are now reduced to 1521.
Taki s as a bafis
on the pro: f the former <
ild now contain 53
foul . Which • d.c cf
93,511, Since the Federal Cenfi
[HOUSE OF I ENTATP
Tl
A re
cf war i n : c peti i n,
id and referred to the corn
el on the ft;ru fubject.
The El read a letter from the
Sergeant at amis IE ; n thai in oj -
qu nee cf his exceti: i
~er in removing J a .in
the
ar
i ate eye:-! - iu
thoril id
■ m lo A. M.
been th, n llheratei in
tee of the failure of the pfofecutOC
On tlv gui hVn n to appo nt a c< mn
f p.E
letter**
■
I mer
chants, wn of
lie in T. he re-
En
j'ti th to Fort Maffac, on
I Obi" river.
' r —The !. ,n was re-
1 the fai.
Ok
A h
I
on c •
,
I• or a in
. *c, wbii' 1 on the
t'a de, and to he
bers.
Dec. 31. IfcOG.
The houle went into a committe i
, Mr. Morris in tl
bill for Continuing an act for in
ties c ■ fellin *, wii
: diftilted fpirits, on goods I
auction and on enrria
Mr. Randolph moved an
limiting the duration of the ad to two
Loft by the chairman's \
39.
Bird moved an amendment, '
Ihe ftate courts all cognizance of Suits
for recovery of clues, under the idea that
all Such delegation of judicial power c ~
unconstitutional.
ftfl t my king- a number cf remarks to
this effect, which (hall appear in i
the committee rofc, reported pro:, re is, and
ye to fit ;i
'I he n went i
■/hole on the bill in rel i
h moved to ftrike out the
firft fectii n.
On which motion a debate ofconC
ble in:
. as well as the c
;, the jurisdiction over the ter
Federal Government, were d
ith much energy. The I
favor of the afTumptton were Me-fIE
'ird, C;.: 1,, D nnis, Haroer and C.
ich ; —thole againft it wci,
dolph -ilchol.-;.
On the motion o)' Mr. Eaarper^tlM
rofe and reported |
Amotion wai
the bill to d ,*>,-> Intro
duced it, with tli .. member*,
tnd tarried.