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(AX aft to i i.rir*v>rve h* nroprie or* of the Pub!*.* I’a*
iiv* ban ta L if: n. —An *vt in ad.’’ ;o.» to an act, ;
t;c4 ** an i*t for t.i Mrpv .ting c, rrfm p*-fou* for the pur- j
p i.V of 1 iv i * out in I r»iVn a t;r »p:ka r«'*.t>1 froti Sew- l
B4*."> >rt to y idye."— \u . ft m addition to an a c, !
CHirJed “ an a ft to incorporate .1 m.mu;i ikiaibn and others, S
into a c<v»ijn4v,hv the :u;nc of t!i Union M ui c lufurauce j
i >mo»i\ "—An art in adduii'e to sn art, entitled “ a i art i
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J »r incorporating'•e«"»Atn peno i* to* tlu* pur pole of laying |
t it and making a turn.vkc iowI from Qu»r.ry :n?cting4u*u.e *
»•> a place caked Q ’C-.ii Ap i * corner, oe the border* ui
Hi.ogham a id Seitu'ttc, am) t.«r bu Id ng the ne.eifa.v biidp- J
e. on find ro.il.and for fupgoning the lame ‘ —An art to let I
u:T )ei.*d.ah I/ttle from rfte fouth p; :riU( in the town ot I
M-irChlisId. ami to mines him and hi* «Ttv.e to toe iKMth pa
r:n in the laid town.— Vo act to authoriaa Wdl.airv 1 bluer i
c id other* to brild rt bridge* acrol* Robinhood a cove—an art {
to incorporate the perfoi.* therein named, into a Company, ;
bp ttu* narnt* of the Dftoad-ftreet AlTociatieff ia t r t5*.va of
Lofton.—An art to incorpo-a:e Thftmatf Hazard, jtfn. and
o'Jiem into a company, hi'-fiv name ot tfre dedtord Marine
kifaranre Company.— An act to incorporate a number cf the
inhabitant* ot the town of Turner, in the county of Cum
berland, into a reli rion*'> foeietv, hr the mint ot the Uni
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vurfalift Society in Turner.—An act authoriling the inhabi
tant* of the town of Newton, in the county of Middlch.-*, ’
to rrg.:i tte the taking of tiln called Shad and A'cwives.vith
h the limits of th * laid town.—An reft in addition to an art f
entitled “ an art to incorporate George Dodge and other*
into a Cvhfpunr.liv the name ul the Saletp Ml me Iniunince j
company.”—An ac^ *n addition to an art, entitled ** an act
for regulating the proprietors if :h^ mcadpw and flat gfrund 1
within tin*coveertied 1 itr'.p Herbonr, in the town ol lf.ng
Jiain, in the countv of Suffolk."'—An art to r«d*rain the f*h- 1
iag of Printed Prcmiflory nwtes o5 certain denominations, :
mi for other purpofe*.—An art to iucoi poratc the d Orirt of !
Carhfte, m the county of Middkfct, into a town, by the ,
Jl.ame of Ca: 11 fie—Ail art in addiuonto an art, entitled,'‘an ,
art providing a more t-afv itid h m pi ^ method than is n^-v in j
uie of barring Kftites Tail in Land*, and for .nakmg tfpTame j
liable to the iiaymenf of the debt* of the truant in tail."—An
I art to iirrnrporrrte a nurnlv— «>f the inhabitants of the towns of
New-<ftlouce(fter, Cray, Pegypfcot and Poland, ao a Reli- j
pious Society, hv the name *>f the eirff Univerfaiift'Society
rf rtiriftian*inNew-CJl mcefter.—Anartincorp'vratingfundry' j
perfont refidinp m the town* of Sheffield, ^‘eft-3toekbridge. |
and ■'tockbrid'-v. into the Proteftant lipifAipa* Society ol
Crei? Harringron.—An art to .authorize the feco'nd paninin ;
rravoorougn to aiipoie oi certain real euaie.—/\n act to ;
Change the name of Pepperelt>oroi*}»b to Saco — An art to :
r—power the Selertmen o' the town rf Ncvrbnrypor? tft !
enaeafe the number of enginein*n i.ifild town —An art in
* arimHon to rn art. entitled, “an art f >r the relief of poor J
pfifoner*, who are committed on execution.”—An art to in- j
corporate cerraiu proprietors of meadow lands hying on ’
Charles rive*-. Stop river. ;mi Poggaftow brook, '-x it hi ■ the !
of Medwav, MedfwUi, and Sherburne, f'’rthepti,‘ j
poff of draining cfT the ft a gu ant water, and f'r better im- j
prtjring the ft'icf land.—An art to jurhorwe the railing a j
fcavi for the futsport. of rur?u»o!» in the town of Warren, fn j
the county of Lincoln.—An art tc incorporate a part df the t
cymti«iv of 7or*c and Cuutbe’land into a feptrate countv by ‘
the name of Oxford.—An art to ertahtith *he Porehwftcr *,
Turnpike Corp^raunn.—An art to let rtf William V.'jil.-oi,
with hi»fatuity and eftate*. from the town of Dartmouth,in
fhe county i f Bfiftol, and to annex them ter 'he town of ;
Veftport.—.Vn art inccrporatingccttaiu perfom in the towns
of J.riV'T, Lee, Stockheidge, and Pittsfield, in the county of
Jlerkitiirc, by the name of the Proliant I. pi fcops i Society
»if I cnox.—An art to incorporate a number of tbo inhabi
tants of the town* of Par*- an*i Norway. as a Religious Soci
«*y, by the name of th* lirft Indepeild* ur Univertrtilt SO'cie
ty in Paris ;md Norway.—An art providing for the removal
cf a toll-gate nibw (finding in tlietn'#ich,«m the fr*th Itiai
fxrnufett' turnpike road—An art in' addition to an art, cn- ,
filled, “ an art to regulate the pr.vtng of ff ects in the town
cf L,a..u. and ior rem win# obftrurt »o:»« in the fame.”— |
An art making a temporary alteration in tae toll to br recci- ,
red by the proprietors 0? fhc locks and canals on Connerti- (
rut ri^vr.—An art to provide for the proof of fne a ms,
^rutUtnrtnrfd within this comrr.omvc An art dirarting
fhr mnde of attaching on melne procefs, and felling by e»e
tutioo, fhare« <rf debtors in incorporated companies.—An
3ft to incorporate the notth-vreficrlv part of the town of ]
O isT. ld, mid the eallerlv part of the of Bridoton, in !
th* rrmrtfy of Cumberland, into a feparate town by trie name ;
rl Harr-Con.—An act ’0 authorize the Cambridge and Con- ;
ford Turnpike Cotgrwitinti to make a road from the terrni- J
,ru:'n of their rornpifce,*|o the raufwvay of Weft-Bofton |
bridge.— An xd to incorporate a ninrber of the inhabitant* .
•o ttir town of I.tmingtoo, in the county of York, into a !
feparate religious foxictv, bv tlv name «>t the H»fl Baptift •
Society in Liminjton.—An acd in addition to an act, entitled ;
** an act to incorporate fundry perjons by the n:une of the I
Preftderu, Directors jind Corrrnanv of the Mtmc Bank”— j
An aft for the prot*<ffion of the Imh-.’ps and *hcV property
m that p »rt of Dukek countv known Ity the name of Chrif- *
ban Town --An acf determining th»* tim~s rnd p4?ces for ‘
Voiding the fcverxl Court* of Common Pleas within and for
the county of York.—An a*Y to inrorjHirat* a number of
inhalvtar. •« of the Towns of Scarborough, it; the county
of Cumberland, Saco and Buxton :n the -ounty of York,
into a religious Socretv, bv the name of the Mefbodift So
met, ip Scarliorocgh.—Ar n(*h in addition to an act, entitle]
44 a.i for incorporating certain perfona for theptirpofe of
twthmg a turnpike road from Newbury port to Chellet
r>n4#v.’*— \n act to incorporate Janus Gray and other* for
the fhirpoiV of maintaining a boom icroG Paco river, be
fhdiivford and Saco, in the county of York —An act
*t> addition to an seF, entitled “ an act cfetblifhingan incor
piiratior. by the name of The Maine Turnpike Allociation."
— An ,v*i in addition to ar* aCI, entitled, 44 an act to prevent
♦iie drftnuT >on of alewives and other fifli in Ipfwich river,
and promote tho incrcal* of the fame,” palled the twenty
v ;i«li riav •>< March, in the vear of our I ami one thoui
tnd fe\ m hundred and eighty-eight*- An ac t to incorporate
J anumber of the inhabitants of the town* of New-Beciford, |
n*tul Freetaw i, in the count v of }>• >1, anil IG ' rdor and
MiddleborougH* in the county of Plymouth, into a rghgi
r t>«s focietv, bv the name ot the Firff RnpfsC Chut. !, and So
C*ety in New-Bedford —An act in addition »o an a rl, enti
th*d " an *!.<> to ineorpor ite n nun h-r rd r*',e inhabitant* of
the towns of Pirrdield, Hancock, Halloo, nntl Wafliington
1 mthc countv of Berkllme, irto a religions locie'v bv thi
name of th,> Methodift Udigiiois Society in JuttslielJ, flan- j
fijek, Pilron and ACafhington”—An aift to alter ’betimes
nf hv'dinrthf Court of Cvne\ai Selbon-* *T the Pe.iceintl.e
i ennotr of Camberland.-—An act rclyectr.g the erection of
Bw toll gv«N of tlje Fight h Matfuhufctts t urnpike Cnrpo
i ration- -An i;f in addition to an -Of, entitled, 44 an acf to
inc irporate (ieorge Ulmer *o htiild a f< I'^n u'ge at Ltncoln
: ^!!e, m the couutv of FiancocV.," p idl’d the - *th day of
^uue, eighteen hundred and four.—An act in addition to an
*$* entitled, 44 an ad to fecure to owners th* r property in
ma'h, fpxrs ard other firstK—r in cartani caie*.”~ An
;n addition loan a*>, cr.titled 44 an a, t for eftabndvnje
acadc"rv ir the town of Frycburgh, by the name of Frye
burjjfh acaderr.v. ’—Ana l to annex a re'tain itland called the
^’rea? Mmd in CVnnetfFico* river, to the itisvn of Gill, ard
I *J"'gtdue the fifTteryat and near the fame.—An acd to an
r and afTVfs a fax of ore hundred and thirty tbri*e
■ •'‘•’uu.-ui tlicce hundred and two dollar* and lifty two cent*,
'nl pro riding for the reirntnirfeihent of thin-** rbotifrrd
Uj»iu Jiuuuri a anl fbty lit dollar' paid out of t!:fi pu!)hv
tr aljfrj to tk< ji,aiLci i ol ii.c Huiifc ol Reprefent»t*ves for
Utu attendance the three Hit fell ions of the (icncral Court.
■ tr» a rt to authorize Jonathan Wtlfbn and fttheri to hnijd a
t-idge aver the river PaJiagAl'awanTteng, in the town ot J’-tl
Mfl—An act to incorporate the I n It Congregational Pari*b
i.i iju' town a! franklin and for other f>'ur*w>ie*.—An si,cf in
addition to ap aft, entitled “ an act to vftafcliih a corpora*
lion by Itie name of the liclchcriovni k (ireenvich iurr.
juke Ci i jr./ration.”—An a tit making a temporal \ alteration
it* the te!i receivable on corta a articles bv the proprietors nf
toe opp'i i'K*ks a*id eanah* orj Connecticut river, in the
count) of Hamplliire.—An for the incorporation of certai*}
pe Ion* foi me pur pole of m.yking, Hying and maintaining
uu^ boon.* iu Aouiotcoggin river.—An adi to incomorate
1 ivunafv litleh, Sarah 1 horrprbo, and other*, into a locir-tv
Cy the name of the NVwhureport temale ChanraMc Socie
*)• a,-‘iL O h‘i of! Julep h Curtis with lusfamtiv and cf
tate. fririu the lii II, and annex hup to the third parifli in
hoxbui) — Au act providing for the regular dtlcMr-gr ff
mortgages ruadetothv Commonwealth.—Anacl making fur
thvr j/Tov.huti in the judicial department—A*» not rmnd
JCg the Norfolk aru Brith?) Turnpike from Roidourv to l iea
I-..; lUeet in ikdton.—An act to incorporate ceitjjn nerfons
,or htnlding a budge over Cathaafe hover, n tlie county of
Lincoln. - Art adt to cftabUfh a corporation by the name of
the Hath I.riiVe and I urnpike Corporation.-- An adt for in
corjxorating c rta»n perlons fof the purpofe of build ng a
bridge over Kefiacbeck river at Skaw began HU* in the town
of Caqaan.—An act ir additif n to an act, entitled “ an act
to repeal in part, and for making further addition to the adt
entitled “ an act to prevent fraud and deception in packing
of p.ckJed hlh, and to regular the li?t and Cjuality of the
eaiKS, arid the exportation thereof from this commonwealth
and to repeal all laws heretofore made for this pnrpofc,”
{Moled A larch the ninth, iM<H.—An act for determining the
times JCad places for holding*he levers! Courts of uenmon
J’h as in the county of kork.—An act in addition to the acts
lor incoig orating fm.dry perfons for tlie purpofe of building
a bridge over Merrimack river at Parccket Falls, between
the towns of C helmsford and Dricut m th^ ountvof Mid.
i.hlex, and for luppoi'ttng the i.trrie.--An act for fixing thjf
time* and places cf holding tip- Courts cf Probate wuhio
r.r.d frh the county of Aliddl*if#x.--An set to continue in
force an a<ft, entitled “ 3 act ?o incorporate fimdry perfons
!>v the name of the Prrbrl r.tand Directors of the Nan tuck
i t Hank.’—Air r?t in addition to an act, entitled “ an >ck
;n addition to an act, entitled an aft io addition to the lVvc
ial a\*s tor regulating elections, and for repealing the fit A
fee*ion uf laoi act. —An adt definu>*» the general powe***
r.ud duties of Turnpike Corporations.—An act to cliabJifh
3 corporation by the name of the 7 vringham and Fe* 7 urn*
jvk" Corporation - -An act to incojxirate the Proprietors of
tnt nr mien tnurchm Ndem, in the county of Eltrx.—Au
net again ft forging and counterfeiting.— An act in addition
to nn act, entitled “ an act i >i* incorporating certain yerfons
tor the purpoieof building a bridge over Kennebeek river,
at Fbft V ett.fn, iu the town of Hallowreli.* —.An act provid
ing tor the penifhment of the crime* of murder, man daughter
feiionious maims and afiaults, and duelling, and for tite pre
vention ^hereof.—An act in addition to an art to regubtc
the inlp /tion and exportation ot pork, patted the l»th of
Maftli, lt>uy, and to repeal apart ot the fame—-An ret to
incorporate certain perinns as tmftecs of an academy in the
town of Lynn, in the ronntv of Lflci.—An act to incorpo*
rater, number of the inhabitant* in the ttm-n of Salem, th
the county of Effex, into af.*cic:y by ti c r ams of the i’ro
prietorjol the New Sfmth Meetmg-houn in Salem — An act
to incorporate certain pe iom for the purpofc of buddrr.g a
bridge over Aggawauu river, in the tovn of Wtft-Nrfiug
fh’h—An act to cfhiblifh a corporaticvi bj the name of The
Erufli Hill Turnpike Corporation.—An act toettabiith axf
academy rn the town of Bath, in th/ county cf Lincoln, bv
the sum • of the Bath Academy.—An act to alter ti e names
of certain perfons tl-^rem mentioned —An act providing fof
the puivflinient of incendiaries and the perpetrators cf o,her
malicious mifehief — An act to efyibhth a corporation bvthc
name of the Wdliamttiurg and Windlor 'J urnpike Corpo**
tion —An act in addition to an act, entitled *• an act t<» re
gulate the catching i.iknon, {had and aiewives, and to v"r
vetit oUftmction* in Merrimarlc river, and in’;)w* other riv
ers an# firearm' running into the fume within this common
wealth, and for repealing f-veral acts heretofore made for
♦hat purjxre."—An act again ft lbdomy ar.d hettiaiity.— Ah
act enabling the miniftcr of the Flrft Church in Cambridge
to eschar*?* or fell a certain piece of land granted tr> the tr.j
nitten of that church in fuccellion.—Ana'** toeftablifh a cor
poration bv the name of the J r eKbrgand Portland Tnrnpik?
Corporate n.—An act to eft..blifh a corporation by tb*tjaiae
of the Blandford nhd RttlTel Turnpike Corporation1.— An
act providing for the punitoment of the crimes of robbery
and orle?- I "Teenies, ami for * prevention thereof.— An act
to incorporate William (fra, ■•:.*. n'm and others, by thy
name of theAmdbury Nail r^ctorr Or pi-iv--Ah act to
incorporate Ben;a. Hallf efq. r::d others, l/v the name of the
proprietor* of the Medford Branch Canal and Lock*, hr*,
twrew th« M><jdVf*x Cana! and Mvflic Pilvef, and eafterlv of
the poll-road leading irotn Char lv flown to Medford.—An Set
to incorporate certain per fkn« for the purpofe of laving out
>nd making r. tiircpike road fre tr. FlPugl.am, in the State of
Ncw-Ilamp/hire, to Saco, in the conntv cf York—An m-t
eftablifTiing the Winfoket 'f arnpike corporation —An act tf*
prevint the circulation of private nous, bills, orders and
checks tinder five dollars.
fn th<? rear of otjr ILord one fhouUtid r'^V.t hundred n»d £v*.
An ACT in addition ro an act, entitled, “An
aft in addition to an aft, entitled an aft in ad
dition to the fever. 1 acts for regulating cleft
tions and for repealing the firfl feftion of laid
aft.
S fc. r. EE it tnet fed by the Senate and Uoufe
of Keprefentatives, in Gent rai C u> t ajh> rubied, and
by the authority cf the fame l hat any meeting
mentioned in the firlt lcftion of the act entitled
“An aft in addition to an aft, entitled, an aft
in addition to the fevtral afts t< r regulating
elections, and for repealing the Orit lcftion of
l.s id aft, pa fie d March the kventh, one thotif
and eight hundred and three, in ary town,
where the number of qualified voters fhali ex
ceed five hundred, may be opened at an earlier
hour thin «levcn of the clock, in the forenoon
of the dnv of Eieftion, at the difererion of tlie
Seleftmen ot Inch town, any tiling in laid aft
the contrary norwirhttanding.
Sfc. 2. S'rrd be it further trailed. That in
anv town where the number of qualified voter*
lhail exceed one thoufand, it fhali be the dutv
of the Selectmen of fuch tow n to he in ft Ulan at
ferae convenient place on the dav immediately
preceding fuch meeting ; and when this lhail
happenon.Sund.:v then on the Satu day imme
diately preceding fuch meeting, and fi r a time
as much longtr, previous to laid dr.v, ns they
lhail judge ncccfhry to receive the evidence oi
| the qualification* of perform mentioned in rh<
lirfi. led (ion of ifie afct to which i his is in addi
tion.
By th? Cc rtnior approved, Map h 15, i8o>.
An AC!' to prevent ibe circulation of private
Nott s, Bills, Orders, and Checks, under Five
Dollars.
•V c. 1. BF if cnaFred h the Senate and Habfr
- or Repr*f ntattvest ift t^ncral Co i t n!K»d rd, ami
by tie authority oj the Jante, I hat it any per
, ion fhalh atrer lire tenth day of April next, illbc
• or pa fa any Note, Bill, Order or Check, other
than the Notes or Bills of any Bank incorpora
! ted by the l.aws of this Common weaMi, or of
fome one of the United Mates, for a firm lefs
1 than l ive Dollars, or whereon Ids than l ive
Dollar? fbvll be due at the time < f Inch fiiiifir
u
j or parting tie reof, with an intent that the fame
i liiall be circu!'ted as currency, he fhall forfeit
■ and pay for every fuch offcnco rite fn • n of fifty
dollarjy to he recovered by indictment in the k<u
p»eme Judicial Court, to the ulc of the Com
j monwealth y indictment in the Court of Com
mon Plea'., to the ulc ot the Country ; or action
of debt, to the til ; of any perfon who fhall lirtt
fn** therefor, jr» nnv court nf competent jurif
didion. provided honvi\xrx that nothing here
in contained fhall a fled the rights or privileges
already granted to any Banker Banks incorpora
ted within this CommonfvejiJih, or be conftrued
to extend to per Tons receiving or paying any
j bill ifined by fuch Bank.
Me. 2. Ami be it further enaPed, That ar:
ad, entitled “ an act to rctlrsftn the iiTuing of
printed prtmiifTbry notes of certain denomina
tion?, and for other purpofes,’’ patted on the
eighteen It day of February lafU fhall ror he
deemed or conftrued to extend to any Bi'l,Note,
Check, Drought, cr obligation, on which there
flnll be dm.* an amount greater than Five Dol
lars, any thing to laid ad to the contrary m>t
vvirhitanding : Provided, that nothing herein
! contained (hall be conftrued in repeal in whole.
! or in part, ait att, entitled “ an act to prevent
| the circulation and currency of Bank Bills of a
denomination lefs than five dollar'.”
By the (JcvgrtKur approved—i>lafCh lC) tSoj.
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ATTENTION I
THEUrfrferfipned, being appointed tc com
mand the feverndeorr.paniesoi lYiilitiaintbiatown,
^3nd being lenfibfe of the indutgtneiei which have
heretofore in man? inftanrrs been granted, and
the irregular and unmilitary conduct eonfequent
thereto) tiling it our duty to inform ihofe cotn
pr.fmg inch companies that it isneecff.ry each
man fhould be provided, before thefiy} Tucf~
day of Alpiy vei7, with Arm';, Z.t.agreeable to
the following extraft from t^.e Alilitia /. nttof
this Commonwealth. A'o tUdcvney nrdl bco
v?r'oct*d—am! it is our determination, while on
duty, friclty to enforce the law :—
I XTRACT.
•f . rz. lO —And be \* fu thrr mac*t r, by tie
authority ofirefo'nf that every non-commilfioned
f Officer and Private of the infantry lh:jd con
| fta-.tly keep himfelf provided with a good
j n. uiket, with an iron' or fled rod, a fu Art lent
bayonet and belt, two fpare flints, a priming-wire
and brufh, and a knapfack j a cartridge box, or
bouch with a box therein, to contain not lets
tii in twenty futir cairr idges, fuited to the bo.g
of his inufkct *, each cartridge to contain a pro
per quantity of powder and ball \ or with a
, good rifle, knapfack, fhot-potich, powder-horn,
| twer ty balls fuited to the bore of bis rid;, and a
! quarter of a pound of powder : And ifiall ap
pear fo armed, accoutered and provided, when
ever called out, except that when called out to
i xcerciic only, lie m y appear without a knap
fack, and without cartridges loaded with ball
Provided ahvaxs, that whenever a man appears
armed with a mulktt,aU his equipments Until be
fuited to Ids nvdket \ and whenever a mana;>
| ears arm* d with a rifle, all hi« equ pmtnro lhall
be lifted to his rifle.” /
“ .*■ f c. 20.—And be it further enabled by the
authority of orefaid■— l'h. t every per Ion liable to
j do military iluty, who being duly warned fhall
refufe or neglect to appear at the time *>ul plare
appointed, armed and eqnipcd a? by trls Act 13
dneCted, for anv mufter, training, vic*v of arms
or other military dutv, lliall nav as a £ nc t r
fuch clef ale the fum if /«n /hillings : And eve
ry perfon who lhall »j ]>ear at anv muher with
his arms in an unHr condition lhall r* »v a fine 0i
i *
thtee 'hdlings tor each and every fuch default/*
We a (lure our fellow citizens, *ha,t no exer
tions on cur part lhall be wanting fo the ,dif
charge of cur duty, lo far as we are capable —
and it is with great (atbficlion " e obferve in out
Companies, fo general 2 ciifp fltion to acquire
military knowledge. It is pur wilfi, that ai
may be furniilicd with arms and aermrrementi
agreeable to law Exacting fines will be the mod
unpleataat part of our dutv
SAMUEL SIEFTIENSON.
WALTER HAICH.
WILLIAM GODDARI).
HOSE A ILSLEY.
UOKERT fLSLF.Y.
THOM4S WASli&U&Nv.
j Per:land, MunbuJ.
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A C.VRO.
THE OrrtCER.S of.he Militia in th»* t 'wn
jfnke this met md fg tender theif finer re thank*
,rg flit- gentlemen, who hate very generotifly con
I tribtited towards paying the cxperifc that w l|
ncc-CT.ii y arifa, fr .m the new arringcmenf |
JJfnd hope thrir liberality will not be entirely un
l rewarded.
Port had, fid. March i S : £.
Kfom the IV&lcrickTewn Herald
7 he Prt/fu'enr’f Spr?ch.— I n the cnlifrrrr« of tllU
^ paper our readers will find Mr. Jetf rfon’#
leioml inaugural adtlrcf>i J»i this he very pru
riently t ikes care not to make any fine ft prom*
ices as he had done lit hislifd, which might a*
gain l'ubject him to the incontenicrfce of having
t cm c >11 .railed whh his aft-ons lor nir.ho*
he fays, “ hi confeience tcfls him that he ha$
on every Qccaf/.m acted up to that decoration
according to its obvi .us i.nport, and to the un
i derftapding of every candid mind;” vet ir is
j clear from the tenor of this fpeech that he is no
foeger of opinion •* that we are all federalilfs,
we are al! republicans and a review of his diU
j mifi i s and apj>oint:nents to otike miyhr even
; evince to Iris own wind, “ ;s he horn'll, is: hr ca
4 pahic, is he faithful to the Coiiftittrinn }u w ere
i bot the the only queftions which determined
him in iht excercije ofexeentive patronage. .
i he narrow limits we are confined to, wi‘l
: nor admit of our cnlargfwg on this lutyeci ; but
w ere Mr. Jcff.tfc.n as uniform in his phi
losophical ami political opinions as he is fvflem
atic in courting popular appnnie, his in con till
emy.we i'v.TC would never have been arraig
ned His meftiges and his foeechcs are all of a
piece in that ru!pe&. A ftcr his manv boalting*
,Tt economy and Ikill in disarrangement of the
public revenue, u-e behold him again r newing
Ins favorite theme—be exnltingfy remarks “ It
may be the pleafrire and the pride of an Ameri
can to alk what turner* what m chanic what
laborer ever lees a tax-gatherer of the United
htates? As it thereby hr meant to inflnuate
that thefe t atlvs of the community were ex
empt Irom uxes. A little reflection w»f) reach
them better for it matters not to them,
whether they give the money, to the merchant
j who pay* ir to the ta\-gatherer, r totlie tax-gath
crcr lu.nfelt ; though perhaps the latter would
be the belt, as the merchant will have his ad
van;. on the increas'd d«ry as weli as on the
price of the goods, hmuit.ilfo 'e c niidered,
titat fire ikvenue which under rhe federal admin
ihra inn was railed from di tided ii*p!ors, car
nages and It amp , is now derived f»om an in
creaied duty on merdundiz\ confi ring in 3
great tnealurc of arogle* of clothing and from
laitf coffee and brown lugnr, Uc whl h thg
poorer c-afs of people want for daily fullenaiice.
AnJ thus it is pi, in that the money n.ytt nc
lilt come from their packets, rho’ Mr” Jeff ■>{ m
,b lovery kind and tender hearted as 0 keep
, the tax-gatherers oot of their fight for fear of
“ domiciliary vexation
Compiainis of the lic«rnioufi>efs of the pr. fs
proceed with an ill g ace from the patron of
ham , Duane and Callander. We ah' rerrtem
ber the titty dollars he paid Callender for abivf*
i*ig the federal adnnimibarion. rie mud him
teit be aware that he atcended into power thro*
the m i fr eprele 11 tat ion of the mea fares of hi 9
predeccifors.by underling writers, whom he aid
ed and encouraged. It U known to ail hands,
mat he has acknovv edged that he had a concern
in the conduct of the Aurora, ami that Pu.mc
was rewarded under his .idminiftration, with 3
lucrative office for his editorial ieivices.
! From the N. .e.ork Mucr*ng Chrani-!«,
' Srenc^ L''xt'°fe'~~ ■ he Monircur confaimiTjjr if;5
cH hi ex 00 lit ion of the flare of France, was rr -
ceiYed at tandon the 14th j mmrv, and had tha
edect to ^heck. the rile el :Ire turn!® produced
by the overtures cj Pearc. A ptp- -
mentions fume of the mod rmterr.il arti-.de> i*t
this Oii1cY.1l rx.of*. It was prclimeo on t1 <
3ctii or December, lour duysaficr th* opening r«
tne legiflarivc JefHon.
The F.xpofc notices the extremely flounflv
ftate of the French linarx-c,, and of the <•* >oi •
interior arrangement ot the French emy ve
It fays, the Electors *nd all the tr.c~Srr*
of the Germanic body fmhfu’Iy maintain
r?!jftcns of b-nev >l.rtce and fci idfcip that u -
njt- them wi-h France. I he [ uiian ar l Bata
vi.m republics are 10 1 ive a defirdrive er rmi? »
non. Pru/iia is the *rt*o»d of Franc', snd t; e
emperor inmoiu to IctZe crcrv Pr,i'o—tm;iy >,»
deierv; her 1*1 tend hip. —\Ve h ve gained Haro
ver, it lays, and are more -hart ever in a con
dition to aim Jeciflve blows at ou- cn-mtes._
KuTn it obfe-vehas no other imereti than
' find in her relations with France, a rec»*flary
mart for her prodnfth'n*-l he Expofe ac
R :t France h?s loft nil influence in
the disan, r.nd favs * May Tu key mn icarn, ar
. the expence of Irer evidence thr- fear nnd un
certainty accelerate the downfall of empires .1
fhouCaml t;mes more fata Iv than the dangers
'and of an tinf'crruntste wur.’
Of (irtat Britain, and the iwrfrnt war, ;%
jfjy-i. thtt -he rr- vy r f irm flics the cn
1 ly term on which re ice will *v made Y e tl»
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