The following TABLE fhews the Total Amount of the PUBLIC ALLOWANCES for the whole SETTLEMENT, fuppofing that SIX HUNDREDS fhould at firft be established. hereby priv LABOUR: ges of accumay obtain, in return, the infinite advantaMan for tothe tedious and folitary labour of one fingle. with all proeffectual, Labour of 100 Men in one Day, ing his Land the advice of experienced Men, for clearpay an ade out of every 100 Days, to enable him to even long own property of produce from the Land, tereft to the public for postponing it. he adopted MOTTO nia of CHRIST'S 10.) "Thou vifiteft the Earth, and bleffeft it: thou makest it GOD has fet up to as in heaven." (Matth. vi. 10.) viz.-RIGHTEOUSNESSMen, viz. not WORK, neither should he EAT." (2 Thell. iii. 10.) "Glory in the H "And on Earth "Towards Men the "and all Nation Dated from the the Hundred, 7 the day o the Exchequer derous Indulgence of the British Government, a FREE Je from various Nations, and of various complexions, ional prejudices, and partial "refpect of perfons," mote and maintain the juft Rights of Humanity, to e faid FREE COMMUNITY propoje (with all due An Indenture to ce in HIS DIVINE PROTECTION) to procure, by be Community, in founded on the principles of Righteoufnefs, without ither public ores of Christianity: [Glory to GOD in the highest, he direction of the indifpenfible Rule of a true Chriftian Community, and when duly jummon. a Member of this FREE be Pullic Exchequeis Hundred, do hereby promife obedience to the LAWS Day, figned by shall be duly enacted by the Majority of the Common of the Titd, with the Bank of this Hundred, to LABOUR, Witness me of work,) for Ar under the direction of such persons as fhall Entered, in the Pue of proceeding in any public work, or in cultivating duly contracted with the Trustees of the Exchequer for is, in either cafe, for the common profit of the whole to attend the Summons of the Public Exchequer (after ic LABOUR, end faithfully to obey all lawful comAs witness my hand. Render unto G So help me GOD. erfcription? * ** * Render therefore ings that are GOD's."-(Matth. xxii. 19-21.) N. B. When the Indenture is given for TAX-LABOUR, the Cheque alone must be delivered to the Subfcriber, and the Officers of the Hundred-Bank muft, with all convenient fpeed, deliver the Indenture to the Trustees of the Public Exchequer, or to fuch perfons as they shall appoint to receive Indentures or Cafh on the public accompt: but, when the Indenture is demanded by the Subfcriber himself, in order to obtain' Credit by it, as Cash, for his own emolument, both the Indenture and its cheque must be delivered to him. In the latter cafe, the Subfcriber may obtain a refpite, or delay, of the Contract-Service by paying Intereft for the time poftponed, with an adequate infurance for the Rifque of Life by the delay: and, if fo, he muft carry the Indenture to the Exchequer to have the time of Delay endorfed upon it, before it is feparated from the cheque. ts cultivated by it, the allowances paid by private Individuals for 4, and alfo for Commission to be deducted from the produce of hare the,e regularly appropriated for the fupport of the tender Sex, which culthereby be enabled to lay up portions for themselves: viz. Ift. To is ihfficient allowance of Days Labour to clear and cultivate their al eve until they can obtain produce from their own freehold Land. lotted in the firft inftance; fo that no Man fhall be allowed a Lot of Thi and duly registered in their own names; and that they fhall be Lanlum for Females, under the infpection and patronage of an elected fafe from the public Stores, to enable them to feed Fowls and fuch Cote Fortunes by care and industry, in order that the younger part of oth behaviour, towards them, fhall be duly prefented in the Courts, thelbe expiated but by death. and 7 Indenture. in the TT THE NEW/ PUBLIORAR ASTOR, LENOX AND Hundred of the day Tithing of this Hundred, dated the Thoufand, and entered 11 Danke the thaoua thereof heinx duly delivered to the |