Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-04 00:00:00, page 3

Frcm Was.'iingson, December 26.
n_t— (t'-n.!ting [net/iron remain in your
r—ii any ot the old disciple: of
XXG' FON stii] stick to the present
'stration, they may rest assured
e cuse hete is quite the reverse.—
f the most decided (lemocratic re
ns, out of Congrcss, as well as in it,
viedge thac Mr. D.,KNA s speech is
erabie, and the conduct ot the ad
ation indeftnstbie. The strange
which our national poii-cty has taken
'rai years past, has opened the eyes
: few. While foreign powers at
our rights, but still in such a man
to render uititnate aceommodation
we moded. in our once;-me
, through the region: of prociama
and gu'n-bots, to the " mighty Bull
uhu Buii but Tom Buli) Embnrgo."
times have grown more threatening
ve come down, by aniceiy " gradu
zic," from Embargo to Nun inter
, and from Non-Intercoursc to—In
se! lhe Richmond Enquiretsi, the
-pieee of the part) in Viiginia, de
: the new measure-s as nenk and
e in the extreme. NOthing csn be
certain than that the a'lntinistration
Tunsnu, jammry 2.
[cnxcu'mzm]
mien for the ct-I/m-amlria Gazrtte.]
. Talmadge cm.hned himself to the
n of pustponcmcnt only, but urged
such strength of argument and force
nen-e, as almost_to make those de
d to pass the resolutions think :
( their consequences.
"Alma followed Mr. Talmadge in
the tesolutions. .
Livermore then rose in savo'r of his
of postponemenc. Sevetnl motions
l'nment were made, and the ques
f adjournmentwas taken twice by
noes and lost. Mr. Livumnre
in his remarks until about half
ix, when the question of indefinite
_ ement was taken and lost. Ayes
_ts 72.
LI.—Meats. Biaisdell, Brecken
'Csiimpbell, Chamberlain, Chamber-li.,
inn, Cbittenden,' Dan:, Davenport,
man, Gudenier, Cold, HaleJ-hven,
,R. ]ackson, Knicbebacker,Lew
more, Livingsson, Maeon, Mat
,. M'Bryde, Moscly, Parson, Pick- ]
Potnr, Pitkin, Quiuey, & Sniithti
, Sunley, Steduuu, Stephenson,'
' ' Buoope Tanm, Tallmsd e, Usip- I
__ Rmelaer,Wl*.eaton, ngtmnct
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YS-ss-L. ]. Alston, W.ct[\sihtou, An- ;
Have. Bud. , _ .Bibb,Boyd,
'si'o 3- BN'U: 30! BWBW*
nrq/i'qf t/wi L'nitcd State;.
sz OF REPRESENTATLVE'S.
, upper-ed Burr it in thingtoo. ss
ml than he wan ma ymersiduy to I
thou of an old womnn. ss
,.lhid he meum w lpply for Wilk'm. ss
AFC, and an he is hourly expectedss
nuing will by more curd'ul than ss
enqﬂly inn-gin:- - ,
. bren well odcemshud !n England
:: man who lmly m w pn'u' of
d stockings Head in tnin 6", with
pound of conp for hrud, for : waget
nhillings, in full cousin to the dainty
an who me cightien yardl of black ]
g, as mentioned in Dubson'n Ency- *
::
bill sor schooling a few memben of
in great house for one month during
sfou will not pass.
ing ground.
[! rrrman : Your-nal. ]
;" Hcoxxuch-r'mu. - ;
' of shesi count-n' at New o;
Hing oﬀ with S 151,000h in'cn-f
: appears on cxamination dun it wn
dahalfahurc of 130,000 dom",
, noon, :ANUARY, :. sijsisiss-ss—siss
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than, any; Cobb, tecum; eager-;:
foul, 'Cuttl, Dawsom—_Dnsiha,ss open,—Kind
ky, Fiek, kaiin, Gmnem; (."-miner",
Ghoidwn, Goodtsivyn, Heiesiter; Wild-'t.
ard, Hustyt ]f-nleIJohn-on, Kenan, Ken
nedii, Love, Lyle, Marion,M*K-ee,M-'Kim,
!; lssl, er,-,Miinot-, Montgotnery, Moore,Mosit
It.'rdsqsi;Newbold, Newton; Nicholson, ].Por
ct wwss'ictl- Porter, Rea, (Pena.)Rhea,(Tep.)
-3Richndn','$oane, ant,Rots, Sage, Sasim
ssrrtone, Seever,ct8eybessrt, Sh an, Smelt Smi
sii IN. & Smith, Southard, 'l'ayIOr, fhomp
I lip-invites, Weakhy. Withenpoon-Jﬂ.
si _. A! 7 o'cioek the Wsiedjourned.
— !5 'ct C.: ! , -
si Wenns-on, yanulrysscts. w
I * Mr. Mrrow reported . bill cti- grantin
j in:] to tri-widow as Mneee nel, on
other. rei'ugeee lrom-Cnnnde. Referred to
ss n enmmittee ofssthe whole on Monday. ,
? Mr. Aciucey preoented the petition 9!
euadry plpﬂ' mnkm oi' Muenehsitutte,
\ pnyinq mine "menting-ment from govern
ss ment. ct Refemdto the committee oi com
mereo end manuseetum. . .
Hr. Had/ty prclented the petition of
Arthur-St. Cinir. Referred to the commit- ss
tee of claim-.
Mr./iþKim oﬀered . remiution to in
man the eommittu on commerce and
ntanusacturn to enquire whether any, and ss
is, anymbnt ldditionnl proviaiona ought
to be made by law for the collection of du. 4
tiee on i'oreign merchandize, Adopted.
A message from the prelidem of the U- ss
State: was received and read, as loilowsse.
ss house is, " shall the resolutions pass !" 4
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'trsl vessels by Russis, Swedeu and Den- i
lss
and held in a state of orgnnization and rea
diness' for acttml scﬀrvzce- at the snmsitest
warning. l submit to the consxderatton usis
Cungress, moreover, the expediency of
such : classification and orgnnizatiou of the
militis as will best ensure, prompt and me
cessive aids from that source adequate to
emergencies which may call for them.
[( will rest with them also to determine
how far further provision may be e:pedicnt
l'or putting into actual service, if necessary;
any part of the nay-al armament not now
employed.
At a period presenting features in the
conduct nl' toreign powers towards the U.
State: which impose on them the necessity
of prtcnutionurv mcns'urcs, involving ex
pence, it is a happy ettnlidcrntion that such
is the solitl state us the punlic credit that
reliance may be justly placed on any legal
provision tlnt may be "l.ult- for r.:surtiug to
it in a convenient form and to an udcquute
amount. -
JAMES MADlSON.
IANUARY 3, 1810. - -
'l'lte message was ordered to be printed, si
and the several ])ltt'tl referred to the com- '
mittces c.. sihe military and navel establish
ments of the United Staets, and to the
committce of ways and means.
Mr. Burwell oﬀered s resolution as fol.
lows : .
" Received, T hat the president of the
United States be requested to lay before
this house any information he may possess,
relstive to the blocksde of the ports of the
Baltic by France,& to the exclusion of neu
of the Unt'ted State: .
The act authorising :: detnchment of one
hundred thousand men from the militia,
will expire on the ZOth of March next—its (
early revivul is recommended, in order that
timely steps may be taken for arrangements
such as the set contemplated. Without in
terfering with the modificatiOns rendered s
necessary by the defects or the ineﬄcacy of :
the laws restrictiVe ol commerce and navi- ss
gation, or with the prvlicy of disallowing ;
to foreign armed vessels the use of our 3
waters, it falls within my duty to recom- 3
mbnd also that in addition to the precau
tionary measure authorised by that act, and
to the regular troops sor co npleting the lc- ?
gal establtshment ed which e_nlis:m-.-nts are lss
renewed, every necessary provision may be l
made for a volunteer force of twenty thou- l
send men, to be enlisted for a short period, ;
mark." _ ,
Adopted, tctmd a committee was sppotnt
ed to present it to the president. \
The order of the day was called. The
resolutions from the tenate were resd :
third time, The question now before the
Mr. Newron rose and delivered : lengthy '
speech in invor 0fsi.the resolutions. ss
To the Senate and House q/"Rrþrescntatives '
_ Belongmg to the estate of Edward ("arm-,
deceased, willbe oﬂ'ered at Public_Auctioa.
on WEDNEdD AY,sictthe lOth &] of Jannnry
next. at lily-Maflsid, in the county ofPriucc
William. Theysswill be told in fomiliel and
for and.
E.-' Brooke, '
Adgninistratprwith the will annexed.
of-Edmrd Cast".
Noyember u-xctsct * " _ pent
sissome Valdaglc Slisiesisss, ?
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160 acres corn rehendtng that
'healttll'ullsland called alllale, and upward!
of 60 aeraa ol' marah adjolnlna-z the all
in excellent, and well adapted to the cultl
vtttion ol oata, indian corn, vegetables and
grains; tho marah would all'ottl a fond of
manure for the adijoinim; lands, and is capable
ol'heln eonverte at an expence probably not
exeeac ny; Iooodollnra', into a Water-ed mea
l dow of lneahaustible fertility. The island has
been joined to the main by a aubstantial
cauaeway, abounds with wild lotrl, and all'orda
? two excellent fishing landings for shad and
; herringa, whicht'rom their prostimity to three
rising cities, have been tished for several
ss seasons past to great advantage. The improve
ss ments are a young apple art-hard, a titnothy ss
ss meadow, and a house for the acconnnodation
ol'fisherrnesin. _ -— -
140 acres srtuate on the cast
: ern side of the Wishington and Alexandria
? turnpike road, and distant about l mile from
3 Alexssndria, 5 from W'ashington and half a
mile lrom the river. This property is under
gooclenclo—ure, and will be dititlcd into a
number of nandsome lots, well adapted to
grass, gartbna, or country retreate.
situate in the northern diatrict of the town of
Alexandria, partly on Queen, Celumbus and
Alsred streets. near the'Epilcopal chttreh,
and partly on VVashington, Madison, Croo
noko and Fairfa: atreets, among which are
about 40 Lots l'ronting on the river, where
the ehannel is bold, nuigable and well calcu.
lated for what-sing. _ _
A plot and -'surveys wrll .bect
shown by col: George Gilpin, and the torn,).
made known upon application to - ' _'
I Ch. Alexander, ,
[ January-A. _ W'fftsisi.
l Nouce xs hereby glvessn ' ! si
ct To the Slbckh: .dm. office M ct' Alein-Pin,
THAT "(election wade held anthem}!
hcun in this town,-)!) tho &" And] inss
January next, for the put-pol- Muddy nio
—Directon for Health; you is
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I WlLL renton moderate tom to IN
ad tananta. the whole, or ony pen the
following si .
VA'. war.: PRDPRQTY.
] 'Bnnl'eh Mr one hundred was, wynen
L. Dnm, nium-. —Apply to
81!" Alexander San after. 3?"
At Sanfue' and Its-inch
me nuns-s when} m Lbnbh octl' " "I!
dun.
* :..ctsictss' ss]oseph ]anncy
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L- ct si 1. A N -'S
Ncasir Akxandru. loth RW
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30 Acres adjacent to the Fe—
deral Spring, near the country seatos eaptain
\Villinm liarpcr. A great part of this tract
is prime meadow land; the aittution well
calculated for a retrcat. or for a place of pub
lic entertctinment, posseaaing the advantage
of some excellent springs, and a fine pictur
esque prosstpcct. _ _
500 acres, Situa te between the
new George-T own turnpike and Leesburg
mad, [50 acres whereol' are arahle and mea
dmv land, the remainder woodland. Upon
the promises there is a small but convenient
dwelling house, nimate on a commanding e
minsi-nce, with kitdhen, lanmlry, ice houre,
smoke house. corn house, Bt-lblCI, overseer'a
house, and other convenient out houae'a, a
rhssce selection of fruit trees from the heat
nh. scriea, many ot'lzhem in full hearing, con
sisting or the finest pears, peaeheo, apples,
liuinces, cherries, plumbs, almonda, opricota,
mulbert'ica, he. With walnuts, grapes, straw
berries, currants, and other hortulan produc
tions, anerer sailing spring of water, and a
meadow below the hill, lately sown and well
set with timothy. In point of salubrity of
air, beauty of proapect, fertility of aoil and
pleasant-nose ol' situation, this tract is equal
led by few in the district. —
ALSO,
For all:, or to be [cured on ground rent for
Upwards of 7X'Buildin Lots,
.charter.
ly worms Wild once-un, 3!
crn side of the said turnpiitc ; will be divided
into lots of a convenient depainsomc ol which
will be said in fee simple, aﬀarding a delight
sul view of the Potomac and Analosta rivers ;
of the nary yond and the citiea of \\'.tshington, ]
Alexandria and Cesiorg'etown. _ ,
1 20 acres sntuate about a mile
from Alexandria anasseXtending nearly a'mile
on each side of the Georgetown turnpilte ,
read The whole of this tract liea remarkably
level, and may be converted into grass lots,
and meadow, equal to any in the connty
_ Icmnry 4.
60 acresbounded by the west- ;
si-siWR—FRUGss ss R'sikkct !
The minded, but nilipc
' Scuooiii
ct'Gchral_ ]olm/Zgﬂ; _
John 0. Ladd.
Mmugbslamveesintagomsorkm &, , -
from Sea. But-adown- MQ _ '
* momm an: I '.- -_
diz Nov. lleh. 'XKJWWTW - .
tum um; A'l' in bed _ '
,}.ord Wellinyon. the am
m chief had embuked for ' si {I:dl , - 'ct
Buvious to thy "55"! 01 thy ss_ if! ! si- ' sissa
Men-! of 74 g'unyh, TN " sin St. ,yct
Bonholomwl- Wb at "she mhh was
on the m of pmzs mill Wto
] mien Band-lov'd- -'ss ._
THE ",.an- ct : , .
bon-by not ﬂee! the. O Guctm have. at. . .. 3
day declared . :! dl- dyln "he: anon ' sin
that. pll't of the lm "!?qu for - - si sijct'ss
the but six' month ssYUNplsil In] Ye may no \ \ -'
I be paid to an ' ss
preunmins in ni- Me
By OPGI' ??ssss ., si .
in all:, See =
; die Store in stent,- aad si; '- .
! nion-etrcet, next dom- , -
'meii' Poesession given .
- genteel iamily ct
, Immediate possesdon given, M'Þbess ct .
credit. ,
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s ' . . —._, . 'sisi ' -z.-w' r.
; Jaw"! * .. . . .——.- -.—'>t-si.sssi-si<-ct3f_- &
anece at their dwellinge will be cow: \ - ,
p iid with for an addition] eompea ctss/ .
December so. fist;-3- s
other haii'anote with Naked '- ;
ble in ninety day: from the day si _, ' "
negotiebieatthe Baokol _ ss- _' - .
tlemen osthis City, that he Mad go,-si ,.
opetatibn in the Dental Art, al ;simzsisi -
cieansing, separatinz & piugging the kay04jsi "" \
teeth and siiin and extracting the
He sixca artificial teeth from one a-cdm
plcteset.
He purposes to redde tsin thie pieeectiissþut
two weeks, and oﬀer: his servicee to all-who
may pime to honor him with their cooli
dence '
N..K Penonal application to be made at
Fnailcu Hucona' :, corner of Royal I Cl
meren-atrcets, oppoaite the city hetel, yhm'
immediate attention will be in;-,
ordere of those hdiea who w hieetiedL'
the houaenow otcup ied by Mr. mcryp "
and the buildi bechefmdhouee; _ _ .
The Subscnbd'si gssct
Will disport of a: Public Sole rebel.
on Sattlrdqy the 20": day! en msi,
premiree, ; si
The House and Lot on King-sheaf,
Now occupied by Mr. Them. sue-m. [p- -
eervingto him-elf, hie hein and \ _
free panege at all times from it to the.
ty feetalleyin thebeekoi'the let man
TheSisL LOF',1' 'fe ".
_Mr. Saniord, connedfdsi-siﬀi ;
Union street. Th'sie'y will," ' si
or separate. '{h'c' advalW'OTW eituation
Surgeon Dentr'sl and Otcu ss ; _" o'msiss ss'ct \ _
the Ischndqfssfi'ttbqsi ;") ' --- _
Rcrpcctsnny acquzunts the Latite'ewdsiﬂ'cnsss, * -'-- ' '
"--j."F".ss'L"L'si""c o ix.
RAN AWAY Man-w ,._
wmsi—a-MK ;? " 97", ss 'sisssig'si-f' ss-s—si,
e, smq-W._ ' " si Msifct'jss. '
'I but substamial well iinish'esid MZ '*
ing adjuining the poet oﬀice, WH 'IWQ- ;
it has spucioea dry cciiars and si
nience ior caruing on the who _
tail business. and the accorsilctssctss
sor constant and transictit ettstorsinfiil too ob- " (si.
done to require detxriþWZ'si - 'ct ctss
1-012 leL'ssLctss-si ., _— -sict
January 8
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