'i It' t
I i, t. i
t '.r r ' ami ft
... . ' 1 ' ft 4 . I". ,
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,. 4 ...! ! me" 4u. iff '
Cuilisrii?.
rtrauf-. 20.
. - ' . .r!.t..
'.("' - .. '1 i t lit. ci.
tfo and Iloute of Jiepretrnlatjcrt of
jrtf . asxcmbled, . That from and
rr KnoVi. m&i. tbtrt. Of muMcil
eorapotlilfin, whjrh,'mty U ro md
or c ompotf d, n(l not printed ind pub
. Iltricd. or hU hereftr bo rndf or
- corfposedt C hu indent, deiijfn,
telt, rfte. wort, or r.iuio.o do n
frived etcdt or orkrJ ffom hU on
deE,tfiJ prim of engrttlo; ihd iht
oecolort. amtnltrior, of leptl iMljrnt
of inch perv of perwt, ihtU Me the
olotiKM irM liberl of prlntlnr, rtpHnt
Inr. pubUiMrir, wd tendlnf oc MoV
4M booki. mip, chlrt, molrU comrrtlihn,
prjnl, cut. or eiitn1Rt I nol or in
irt, for l term of iwent tUH f tr
from tbetlmt cfwrordinRthc tltUihtre
ef. In tb mnir krelftf directed.
Sic t. trf. i frAr'Af enacted, Th
if tl tt et?irt.on of tb r-rid t trm
of ft, wcri othor IntentOr, dtfier,
n(rfer. of tnjr of them, fcer iho work
kid been rlelnillT composed tnd mde
If mart thin wt firfor, t till nin
nd i ritften or cltlteM of t United
Staff Of rr ldf nt therein, or Heine ?
thill h left Ww, r chnd, or ehil
fjren, either of all then lUlrgt tho lime
in1 rthi thill ht tontlnoed tn inch
" kiiSnr. 1Inf r. nr rr.rTf r, or.
then, to inrft.vtoov. inainimi "
irn. for iha farther term of fourteen
. - . ft " ' i .Ltu .uti
. - Prm'tfetf. Tht the tMe of hr
f ...
;work o tfcure d thill be t tecrmd tlmeorjcopf,orjausetftj
- 4 mm - .1 . 11 iAhi
it tr horrln rr ntilrrd In-rre,rti7rt
4tf . i fAiw.iionii. nt romniKii t wnv m
t . I - . J .!ik Cm
- f r--- ' , .
.Mr) ia atu-K rrnwrl for ripht. and
rthitil'hln jixjnonJVr
ration ojhe firt.temt.: ' i
... f EclS-ifirf If ffrV;ffJct-lh?!
In all ra?t of renewal "of cn;T-rii'ht un
Jrr 'M ft ,5;ichTantKor or proprietor
h!l. ti;hin tflo'rficnth frnm the dte
of ile renew?. ciuse'V.cp of the' re
rord rl;Tcf f ve, 'p'.)l!lsVe1 In irne or
more cf he nevmpapcri printed tn- the
Vrvn) Stuci, fof ?ac of four
wf rln. v 7r ' - -,
Fi r 4 ArA hf it furlh'T cnfiCtei, Thi
r prton hil erni'led t-vtK'e "bfnrfit
t f this ac. unless hr ila'.1, hrfore puWI,
rmtor, rttpoMt printed copy cf the tide
of tvh hookfWooVrpr-eharTmK
Tcarrornpositicn, print, cut, pr.enirraf-
fnt. In he Vlerk't effire" of the dist.rlft
court of the diktriet wherein the'tuthor
ot proprietor thall retWe.W .the 'clerk
of surhrotirth hereby dfrrcted and re -Quired
to record Ihi same thereof forth
with, in a book to be keptor that pur
pose, ir ihe words follow inff (Riving ' a
copv of the title, under th aeal tf the
r curt..jatle,aidaulhor, PC nropriejor
whenever he shall- require the tame :)
District cjf - '' .. t :Lto wit t Be it
remembered, that 00 the V dvr ol
... A
the taid Distrlcr, bath deposited hthli
..rfice the title or a WlWt"'nJ!
of which is in the word, following to :
fhere insert the title;) the riiJ whereot
he claims rs author (or proprietor at me
cm, m.-tw. t in conformity with an kc
ofOnRre.entiledAn act "Wen
IV- r.r,l acts respecttnz eoPr rtRnu,
). Clerk fcte district." tor wnicn
w.H.Ri..ni....pi or
Atnib And th. .otlior or propnewt
in, m,cH book. m.D. thirl, mmicu com
ilh n iKret mowk. from ihe puMicrton
.f hit book, m.p, co.n, m.ic.l compo
or clute to be delivered copy 01 me
.... ik, rtrk nf aaid district, ado
A K.KVhl dnT.i.ftbeclerJt of each
fecordiit, ann ail tcn wner rKU'"'i'iworta, or aoic, or sojmcu. ";r v
iliitiict court, at but erne lit every j".
lo ira:Mmit crn.'r I i-t r.f !! i.?i i
rr.nl i rf C Df -f if li', !') h lis!
0 If niitf (1, and shfl i! ildof record, aitl
Uo alf iha erral copies of ho i or
other er kt deputed In hit cfTi- ear
(ting to i hit art, otif ficreury of State
ttj l presrrttd in hit oOV.e.
i tc. I- Adb it father enacted. That
no peraon thill be enisled lo iha fceneRl
of this art, unlets In thall girt Inform
ilon rl copy Hght belg tecured, by caut
lg o be liaerted, it the aeveral eopiei
of each and evert edition nubliihtd dur
Inn the tirm termed on the liiU pRt or
the page 'IrarpediiVrlf Mowing, If it be
Wk, f -rrvHrt nsHtlcal eor
pitlnn. print eetfrtniriving, by taur
'? o4e fnpead oiM he :ee' thereof,
L if If v.lume of ropt cturu. mulc, or
rnirrOnK,u(Va h tuli or frootljUce
thtrcof. the f ?llnwijr n-ds,ylit Enter
led according lo art of Conerait.' in tl
f fc . Tf -(.ith...
s
rc. 6. And I itjutthrr tnuefd, That
print, pub'iih, or , import, or caute to w
printed, puMitiei,or imported, any copy
oftuch booklOrhook Jthout the con
tent of the perron leetlly entultd to the
copyriRM thrreof, nrtt bad obtained In
rliinjf, tinned in petence of two or
more credible witnctiet, or i hill, know.
inc 'he vitrie o be to printed or imported,
pxjblhh, seM, or expose to tile, or cautc
to be published, told, or expoied to tale,
ny copy of inch book without tuch con
tent In writing! then tuch offender thai!
forfeit-etenrcoD-of tuch book to tpe
perton IrRallr, at, the lime, c mi'led to
the copyright I hereof J and than aiao
f..r frit and car fiftr cent for every tuch
theet which mty be found In hk poteee-
lont either printed or printing , pubilinea,
imported, or ezooted to tale, contrary to
the Intent of thlt act, the one moiety
thereof to tuch legal owner of the copy
Wfht at aforrwld, and, the other, to the
L..a riV. 1tm.A fl.fia. In K tarnnrrd
by ariion of debt in any court hatiog com
pent jurlvliftion thereof. ' ' ',
See. f. And U it further enacted Thai.
if an?, perton or peront, aftef the recor
d'oe; the title of any print. ctt or enTa
in?, in an chart, or musical tornposition
I , i . - r
jaccoroinf; io me pronuoni ou mm .,
Lw.n. within the iern or tern limited
" . . . . . -
jk - ih;. ict. enprje.' etch," or work, ell.
I a 1 1 ..J . a a mm OKA
twhbTe7onr4)ry.nj?,'i3cinji to, 6f amm
I a k. . i- - : J..I.. niatii In
I - - - " f , ;. , f
tha l.or ahali orjnt or imnort lor
mi np uie nivin (i c 1 1 w: i. wuu .uivii.
for aalr, any tush mip, chart, muMcal
enmDoiition.rjiinf, cut,6r enttrtrinw, or
any prta tfcreofTwithout the consent hf
the proprietor or proprletort ot tne copy
riRht thereof, first oained in writing,
ienrd in,the pretence of. fo credible
irttocises J or, knowing tne tame 10 do bu
printed or imported without tuch consent
thall Hiblih, tell or' pose to tale, or In
n manner diinoae of anr 'tuch map,
r , , t r, '
tlxri, musical rompatitton, eneraying,
cot or'print, whhmit tuch conaent t
afore mid j thr n tuch offender or offettdert
thall forfeit tae plate or plates on, wfcieh
iirh man. chart, musical composltlorj.
pRratinltCifJprinJ!.
nd all-end .ery-theet-.ir.erauo
copieilJoi .pilntrH,:at tforeiaidf to the
proprietor cr pfopfletora of the copy
right the reolt and atia! runner mncn
one tfo'iar tor eerv nrei oi ihh.
chartl'rnoslcal conapoaition', plt. cui, or
engraving, which may bJ found in hit or
'heir posifrision, panted or published, or
exposed to sale, contrary to ihwtrue in-
lent anc iffaiiniw;tmrwr wrune
rnoirtr thtreof to the proprietor or pro
prietors, and the otner moiety, io toe uk
of 'he United States to be recovered in
n; r rrr?j-
no.n,n ... - --7, " " - f
wa f - Tt; -
veno.nK. w -("m rT:Teoosilio,
map, chart, book, wus.ral composition
7 --v ' rfffi
o. , " , VI I le " zr
I.," ;v Kld.. .fore..W.tit .utb
- - .,, , .,,,
p-r - - - . . . , ....
b, lubH u " PV Ml(med b,
or Pl" . .ntchl
a.o ni,nince thereof!
i.n "y -.-.n- . .
land Ue tever.i w.-
nova:.' ;ou;.t.'; n. c .monijay, Jin,.
Sutr 1 1
r ?f tel to i
Hit!
t to
firerfil tha vl-jU'ion c f .do ft
f f au
th )fi m l heotor, are t Tr'.r r :.;'')
rrt ! to grant iojunctijnj., f;i liM miner
ar rrfjt !sn o li p:lrnl;.lel of 'J'tf. to
rtstraiii inch putilica'.iu vt any mt'"
crip at afore t.ii. , -
Sail jo, Andfie'lt'furfhrr'en'trd,Ti't
If any person 01 persons s'.iati tt twd r
prosreutrd, for any nutter, act, op.hi-Tg
done under or bf vinui of this act,he jr
they my plead the RSrnt .iss;,,tnd
r,We the tpaclaf matter rilenv.'
. Sec., 1 1. And be it furthrr tructed, That.
If y. ff not crpejon! frorn.ii'J .ftr.
the rii.lnzDf this advahall priot or pat-.
Irstrtny book," WTp; Thirr.nmuilcitTtJm
poslilon brihti cut.' or .cri;rving,"noi
hiying UKillf 'acQiilrtd the- copy '-tight
thereof, and thill insert or Impress that
the ttme bath been en'erffi azcorctng to
ct of Congrcsf, or words purporting the
aame evary person to offending shtll for
feit and pay one hundred dollars one
moiety thereof 19 the person who thall
sue for the tarns, and the other Je the
use of the United States), to be recovered
by action of d;bt, In any court of record
bivlj cognlxsnce thereof, ,
Strt. 11. JitAtrltfurtkrf tnAttfd. Thlt.
in til recocriet unlcr this act, either for
damages,' forfdiuret,-or penalties, full
costt thai be allowed therton, any ihing
in any formar actio the cpntrary not-
ttnstanding. - . '
etc. IS. Atd belt further thtetei. That
no action or prosecution sh l t main
tained, In toy case of forfeiture . penal
ty under this act,- unlets the u .a thall
have been commenced within two years
after the cause of action aball have anen.
See. U And belt further enacted. That
Ihe M Act for the encouragement of learn
in by securing the copiea of tnaps.
charts, and booJtt, to the authors and pro
nriatora of aucb cooiet durtn? the timet
therein mentioned," pasked May thirty
first, one thousand aeveo huncrca aoa
nlnett. and the act aanolementary there-
1 ' rr -
lo, patted April twenty-ninth, one thou
uni eight hundred and two, thall be. and
the tame are hereby, repealed 1 tfving,
. e. t.
aity t, tuch ngntt at may aave oeen do
tained in Conformity to their provisions.
' 2e. 1 3. f 94 it further enacted. That
all and several the Brorisions of UiU act,
Intended for the protection and security
of copyrights, and providing rerotoiesj
penalties, and forfeitures, in case of vio
Ution tberebf, shall be held and construed
to extend to the benefit of the lent po
iv-ieine nr oronritori of each and every
.." f - r . - - - -
TOpT -Tight hmtofoTeobtamdfecording
to law-, sionng the term tnereot, w tne
tame.maanarea tuca eopy;righl nad
been entered and secured according to
tbe direction! of thit act.
5 1 Li fi. A nd be it A rthir enacted. Teat,
whenever a copy-righ' t hat been hereto
fore obtained by an author or authors, in
venorr designer, -or -engraver,-of-tny
book, map, chart, "print,1 cut, r engra
inr. or hr a Droorielor of the tame 1 If
such author or ant hott, or either of them.
such inventor, designer, or engraver, be
Hvlnw at tha nassafe of thit tct, then tuch
author or aaihort, or toe survivor 01 toe
anch Inventor, engraver, or design
shall contbiue to have the tame exclu
r?ht tn hk konk: chart, mm. Drint.j
or engraving, with the benefit of eacnd
It Ida . rtw Ulnn of this act..iyr the
ernriiv .hereof.' for auch a
vArA nf lma at will. -totretheriMa be
tlrnewhlch ahalLhajre euperoniwio
first entry of tuch copy-righr triaVe up
the term of twenty eiet j et, itb the
a. I'll . tw i I
same right to Ms widow, fm or wu-
dreni to renew the copy rlht, at tne tt
pirnion thereof,4 at ia a)be provi ica in
relation lo copyriirhtaiglnally tecured
under thit act. AndAt tuch author or
inventor, dafigner, or engraver,
thall not be living .the JwMUW of Jhit
actben, till or thatr fteirt, executors eno
adminittratort, Kail be entMad to the
like etclutite ahjoyment of a-Td copy-
rig w;wkh thereby)! each MJl!
AfJfhla act for the. security
111 V ftJlUKf wa " s t .
thereof, foribep"0 01 vwen.y c.Ru.
thereoi, ior"e Per,w .w,?,j.r.,n-.i unanea inc-wtc ...7 w.
yTarTfromhrtrtrntryHaidetroy his name. Charlee the Haiulsotne.
'right witlAha like privilege of renewal wliihe enemy of commerce, and tra
to the tdow, ehiid, or children, or au . n where without a carriage
thor of-authors," detigner, inventor, or
engraver, as It provided Jn relation; to
coDv iehtt originally secured under this
a Provided, fThat thif act thall not
extend to any copy-right heretoiore te
cured, the termf which bat already ex
Approvea, reoruary j,.iwi.yv,-t
Micdeu-k voung IatlyT wbb"it
Vnnwn tn he rather fattidioua in her
beioe. lately at . dinner
party, gentleman who was carving
a coupie oi uuc rcuvo.v. .
nirtahe oreferred. IFts
.m,ia eomnletelv overtet when
K''" " 1 J . , . f
the replied, "i uwouois yuu v. i
.... " f. tl ''1tt.--iw..l:... I
little of the Jo;om.,,
"? ' r
.i Gc;;n ; Sitter Id .iv;
rout 7V:.";r. Faricci'.i, tSe IulUn
-"ra-si!)!": r, whoje vnic and altilitits
ti t hsve eurf ssse 1 the limit of
aM anterinf vocal eiccUcnce, having
. a 1 a ar
ordereJ e enp-jrb tutt ct clotnca lor a
gt'a at court, when thn tiilof bfotight
it home, he asVcd him for hia bill. 4I
have mule no hill, air' iva the tai
lor, "nor ever ih-l malic one, lo-
stpad of ' moner. ' continued he, "1
Uvc a. favour., to beg, 1 iaow that
what ! wA.itit ' locsrlmable. and oaly
fit f Vr " 'm onirchi l Ziiui I 'livc
a '
had th-honor to wort: tor e perton
of'whora eferr one apeaka svttri1 rap
ture, all the payment I ahull require
svill bt aonnr." Frinrllr trie I in
vaio to prevail 01 the tailor to take
Ma mnner. .At teorth after lonf
- . ;---.- ' . . "
debate, giving sysf to the humble to-
treauet of the trauesmaa. and nattered
pcrhapi more by the aiogularity of
the adventure than oy ail the applause
he had hitherto received, he took' him
into bu music-room, and siinj; to him
some of his brilliant airs, taking plea,
lure lo the astonishment of hia ravish
ed hearer i and the more he teemed
surprised and affected, the more Fari.
oelli exerted himself la every tpeciei
of ' excellence. . Wheo he dad done,
the,; failor, overcome ; with tcttacy,
thanked htm jo the moat rapturoua and
grateful manner, and prepared to re
tire. "No." aaid . FarleellL am a
little proud i and it ia perhapa iro
a .a a? a
:. . - ' ... -
that circumttaoce tDat i nave acq
red to;B email degree ol tuperior.
over other aiogtra 1 1 have given T
to roar weakness, it il but fair tV i
your turn ' YOti ahoold indulfo 10
4k a a t m. a m
rame," and tatjng out hii r "5
Intisled on hit ; receiving ,uni
mnnnllnn tn. nearlv nOubleAC tVOttu
uivuiiaiiia. mmvrwvwm w w v
of the suit of clothes.
, IRISH ELOQVWE
Tr h.a heen the hahitf late VCtrS tO
scoff at Irish eloquce I but let the
senffere produce eong themselvet
the eqaal of a thoufnd pastaget, that
still riive io-the cordt of the fallen
- rand. The meager
and affected tt hich hat at length
tosjniveriallprlc,h? -!?P3.Ur
SentTof puU peakiog-parUameot,
k,r anrl mifiit shrinks sv tth ns'ural
iealousv ona the rmagoificence and
native pyer 10,5 5r l,,vu,v
alike jhoe excellence was, inat, at
orlceriched and invigorated by- the
t imagination, it awoke the rea
. .l .l . r t:.. 4
tonnot lest snura n ircuuj j
in this most f4ntastte decoration,
itoorhing ofitt original atreogth.
was ornamented j but its force seat
Jk ...... . . 1m. .
no more tacnncea to itt ornament,
than the tolid tteel of the Greek hel-
- .
rtnet to itt plumage - ana tcuipturct.
Gntttn and Outran tn Irelaod, bhen-
dan ancUB irke in thit country, were
amonK the mosngical of tpeakera j
. aa I
their finest lUuttratwna were ouiy
finest tUustrationa were on y
more
wertaroIdCT
and je welt of thataceptre which they
waved over the legtstature with auch
nnd anuted tuoremacv, only increas
ed the weight and substantial value of
the emblera.V.VCTo-y.
The itnmt of CAflrw.France
hat no eauteto congratulate herself on
the majority
bofne the name of Charles. Charles
the Bali wat a Capuchin king and a
visionary. Charlet the.;if wat pot.
tested oi a ucvii, n uicu .
Charles the Simple was worthy of
full, of relict. Charlet the rFf in
one day, during the.. tine I tnejacq
.erie killed ' . twenty thousand"" of his
tub ects. Charles , IX, . tne ttmg ot
7- . - r
R.rthelemv. as Meaerav. tells us bin?
elf ahot his tubiects with his fowl
ine niece, unanes a., c iwiy-rouu
crowns theseneft"?-1?-
: I do firmly believe women are a
compound of aristocracy and rebellion.
i' . e n t.rr -
A runawaw mgro.1 advert'ated in
Ueurgia, w ine wittr u tv
1 1 1-. r; 1 1 no.
rtneth- ;f aaiuxloA tf a rc'tc
Law.! a ccrt.ln county. ie t C cor.'. -(we
rc inf-irmed) a ttnstn wis- V
tcr brou'it euit in a Junice'a Court
afrilnit one of r.ia muMCal pupltt for
the amount nf .Tuition money. 'The
T.fnn emrilored a WSJ of an At
torncy to represrnt hlnri. lie plea le
a lailure of consideration, ; anl co
tcndedthattHeft,'r:Wf.M?r ' k ;'
9f the case would r, lm.it of, sh : ' '
produecd-vvl that-an .eihi' . '(4:
rSe niftifrr'i musical f4Culties v l"Bkl ,
bat cvldente: The Court be" . c0 , .
tioeert hv ihe areutnent. cari uP l!F.rti":
the Plaiotirraoa required h
certed br the uncipecte11!
the crowd that thronged W heiluai, ;
performed very bad-"11" up! "
fhecasewa, Z'A llt
tune of "There .
boow." - ' ,W-;t
il eearwly a7 8
. aLam-n aI a town.
more to the1 P"".""-": .. .". j-J
than a fair arai auppors
to tnecha -.Vi""--IVpulati'
oecetury to the protpet.
ity of town or country, and thtt
DODttIau0 belOg 01 0 DOnras anu, ju- t
r v. .i Miln nrn.neritV. .
-sat tnarcir, i' "-' ---r--
'certain; uniform nnd unvarying
Scce any puce uaa- iikb t 'Jk
ortance, even when possesteu m ,
.tmnit commercial . advaotacet. t
WKntir m Amb regard to the encouf- t
iMnmt e.f tha mechanical arts. ' For w .
though the etportation of merchandixo
mav form the leading features of auch..
a place, the Various arte of mechanism .a
are inrartably called in requisition and a.
are indispensable to: render the pro.,
gresa of commercial, operations -iw?
and easy, r To h inland- town,
chmict are equally important s elae-, ,
where. They constitute a Urge apd .
respectable portion; of aociety to all..
coontrieaV but in our towoa and il- ,
lagea they, are almoat ' leading con- .
aiituent part of their growth and pop.
ulatioo. . To afford ample auppdrt Q
class of eititeo. so highly utefuUnd
oecrttarY, is certaioly the duty of., ,
those engaged in other pursuits. . -
'Regulator? . :
commistroo merchants of.Botton fail ,
ed. tod aurrerrdered op their whole
JTPin.TJ2JD,rJ?iSl!?2
short of their Ocots morea" v.
thousand dolltrt. They receivca,
from their creditors a full and entire,,
discharge frornl.ll their debtt and ret--pontibiltties,
and .toon after dissolve ;
their tnjsrpeM connexion and began
the world anew.- Sometimenattsear v
one of them presented to each of , the .
j:.r f W firm a check for twenty.
five per cent o! the deficiency wbicTl
hart heen t clinouishcd.' This weet
the other presented in like manner to)
each creditor a cecx tor -
mo:.W;e4rt. nrnVtanctMsW
ierof human nature. , We witli that
we were at uocny - - . ,
r .u.-a gentlemen t out ,VT
. ITS. .4., . a tnnawniiiiu uiw .
names o. b-,, : .
know that they would ahri.k from
tuch a blaiort , they, know that. ey
have been honest, "would .blutii t
to find it fame. 4
March of IntcUtct.-k Mr; ,-Uwto
Lewis
George Wells, a gentleman o. -a v
hss commenced a course of lecture J.
enrfe? de invitation includes wi;
By the others,' we preaum -
. mi.!. j:..'.neitnn ia some
tne.wniTCB. ... mi u..----- ,
thing like the colloquy of a fellow cU,
V . - . a ' J J a.L a
izen of the West, woo ntwreMea ius
n.,v r.f Sixe Weimar thus t 'Aie votl .
the man that arrived here last night,
because I am ; the j gentleman wnai
drove you, nd have called for. the '
Tare,' : Courier Enquirer. .
An account has been pobTtshed of t v
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