{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": "(To he continued"}
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MEssRs EpIroRs Believing that you are
'lways ready 10 afford your fellow creatures,
ny Information for their benefit, that may be
10 your power, and having the interest of one
lass OF the community at heart, | purpose


living below some extracts Of Law enacted


y Congress, 50 that those who may be SO un


orlunate as 10 fall under the ire OF some OF our
'hylock's, may know their rights and main
ain them, being supported and sustained by
he laws under which they live. That injus-
ice has been done to the poor unfortunate


aan, or even 10 the virtuous female who has


intemperate husband cannot be denied.
\ low often has the bed been taken from under


ne sickly wife, to satisfy the money-loving'
iard hearted creditor? How often has means
,een resorted to, to deprive man from pay
sng an amount equivalent to the claim upon
aim, were opportunities afforded, such as the
aw allows HIM? But Sirs, my object is not
ID descant upon the miseries Of the one or the


eartlessness of the other; but to show the


ights Of the oppressed as before stated.


A part of the Sd Sec. Of the Act to extend
he jurisdiction of Justices Of the Peace, in the


ecovery Of debt in the District of Columbia,
eads thus" That the Justices, &c., be and
hey are hereby directed, and iris hereby made


leir duty" &c., 'sto furnish the plaintiff and
defendant respectively, with copy Of any