Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-10-31 00:00:00, page 2

By the brig Brazz'ct'ian capmfn LucL-ct .srom
Þss )ogrtu al,
HlCH if not disposed of at private
sale before thel4th ofnextmunth. mill !
" on that day be solsi'l at public sake at my sum '
near Alexandria, on & liberal credit '1 hcso
ectheep are in good health , the uoo] is vcteny
' :silissne, and they are large Merino s.'s}1cy may
sihes'een at my falm, and the tcxms of sale
sþnowp on apphcauon to me !
l'v's ssvp ;" ssssssm-ss,i£' "w -- ,—;ss__E,ct- . . si _ _ ,
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I I j'ss-ss'sisssisi F. .).H
/ ctdF-"ss"
41! ,.
W FVFFW ;ctsiz'VW-si-si-"sissrzs ;' ss, . .
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ufi received and for sale by the sub
Þ " scri zer, si
5 - A few bbds. mceMuscoz/ada
si ' SUGAR. _
_ james C. Dcncalc.
Ottobctcr 30, _ 31
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sitsisi
.. ust Received,
Fissesb (: RRAN rs, " *
Twelve boxes fresh Muscatel Raisins,
A few boxes Anchovies, ()liws and Ca
Were.—
Musistard, Table Salt in baukcfs, -
si_ Besc Spanish Segars in half bu-xes,
Exce'ﬂcnt Cheesc. 4
And :: variety of Nim oIe Figures.
;: ' Louis Becler. 1
si ()etc—ber 24. '_ _
I; '* N () T 1 C E. ;
\ THOSE PERSONS who sulzscribed with
me for the Book of Man) r s, arc tespectsul
.— sict'ly inlormcd ﬂat the books hue cum e to!
sssssshandsi. and are ready to be delivered when
"cullcdss {Or,at my shop.
, siunmcuuct 'a tOLlTlCAL.
si 'l—l
,BZNTED AsiID PUBLIIKED If
si . . I-ALL GOOsiDS.
" Occ. 1_3. ' dim
1. 0 8 T, '
N Monday last, & Tobacco Note of the
Alciendrir Warehouse, for one hogs
sshead of Tobacco. (lated the 226 of October,
IIIO—Merk 'l' ]! No "fill, weight 1029...
sssi FN—W together with 60 Dollars m cash.
si The findcr will confer a 'fuxor on the loser
si by leaving it with the lnspeetorﬀ m Alexan
dria. end they shall be liberally rewarded sifor
si-sitheirtrmssible.
Gig Fumiture of the latest sashions—
VSVhich the)! of? or for sake at thcix snr:
corner of King and RO) al stxects, leolcsch
and Retaz'l. i
Octobcr !2. 3- 3
- 'sisisssi'ss"Ml*;KlNU SHEEP ]
' ! would dispose of 2" or ctsisichoice 3
EVVES of the late imponlations, at painte
nale. They m 1) be seen at my lsiu m near *
si-j'tbis cousin. Apply to {
:} Je He HOOC. ;
' IssWza wzstzes to Purcfmse, 4
A KlAN SERVANT, who can be well
'recummendcd, and has been accustumed to
Fiwaiting in the house.
sssiXoctObel' 2 6. (] ] w
" ' Pubhc Salc.
? w Timnday next will be said on the [Iremzsises
fffctxt - at ] ] o'clock,
'si sigctober 27 .
SAMUELSAQWDEmsi,
ss Royal—ctrecr, Alexandria.
— Two lwo-story Brick dwelling Hou- ,
"le! and Lot of Ground, simated on the north
--side of Duke. street, between 'Wsitcr and
sissUnion suecctts. Terms will be made known
fat the' place of side.
Has imPortc-d tssn the- ship Winiam and si
_ sshn, pnptain W' Qudhousffi from Livespool, ,
-_ silosich mo. 26. dlw__
Ad m Lynn & Co.
Havejust receiz ed fee; the William {93 Yolm
from Liverbacl
ss - A GENRRAL Assou'rdﬂ-TNT OF
Ironmongery, Cutlery, Brass, japan
Md and Plaecd GOODS.
.4 L & 0,
A few Sctts of elegant Coachce and
Guzdte, Dol' ar: Gcmuum erp !
Ceunfhj Gazem, 5 ballars.
]ames H. Hooe. "!
WobCrW , (Its si
:? The Editor of the National Intclli
Spanish MErino Sheep.
er wil- please mser t the above and send
his account to this office.
I HAVF wsr RECIIVED
EIGHT EWIIS,
IObEPH ' RIDDLE, ,
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' P. G. Marstcsiller.
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Edward Smbler .
Thomas Barnes,
Living a: JsiVanjemoy- Mdsss
6031;
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amonss; our citizns. He well knows that
even m a time: of proshuml peace, govern
ment has been driven to the: dcspcrzuc cx
pedicm of nrgoci ting a disgraCc-sul [can to
Idcfmv its ordinary c-chncca. ]: is not
; unknown to him ihat Americunc are un
gkiH-si-d in the science of war, and bare been
South Amcrica reduced to obedience, ]
si-Napoleon is possessed of means which he
siatlczst will think sufficient to purchase or
enforce our scrvitu'side. Who has the saith
in the monstcr's humanity- to imagine that
the means placed within hisrcach would be
left unimprovcd; 'The hun'gry tygcr Os
sichgal lets not his prey escape when "once
'Within his sangs. YVZ'lilc " the gallant and
sspcrsecuted Witkinson" is engaged at-Wash
ington in writing a fabutous history of his
life and expshits. the Floridaz would sibc ,
seized and New Orleans wrested from sins. !
s'shc signal sor action given, the emissarics si
which swarm in our sea ports would shew
themselves in battle array. Embodicd sat:
z-sithe "sword, ctby :! quick and unextpectcd :
movement, the cities whosc-si'hvspitalitv they 7
now enjoy, might be laid under heavy con- ;
tributions. the very shipping—in their har- j
bonmight be seized, and the best citizens, '
whose lives and samilies might be spared; ,
would be forced to navigatc them to New ?
Orleans, or any other convenient point of
sirendezvous.
Wehave not' that exalted opinion of the I
ssss—sicbarity of the enemy to think that other ,
bereft by the hand of time,- of aimost every
officer to whom it would he sasc to commit
the {ate of a raw and undiscipiincd army.
But it his been said, *'* whch the British
navy rides mistressoi i'nc ocean, the Þss-acmh
can no more pass it th m the) cuuid sore.]
the bottomicss pit." 'Whiic England sz-simds
we do not fear an open and clinsi- : invasion.
We should be sate: and confidcnc of security
if this Wcrg: the only mode in which we
could be assailed. Napoicon is se [dom
bathed or confounded h) the want of means,
to arrive at his atrocious ends. \Vhat open
sitorce cannot accomplish, intriguc & treach
ery will perform. An army cannot be at
once transported to our shorcs, bu: then ..m
terials to romposc it have been gradually
introduced amongst us in-Lhe nmsc specious
shapsi-, and under prescxts the most plausi
ble am] imposing. The Unitvd Scales, in
cluding Ncw-Orlcans, have: not less than
40,000 cﬂ'cctive men, whom the emperor no
doubt counts on as the instruments of his
ambition. Supposing Spain to be subduch
and Souch America to fall mio his train, the
"fearful accession of torccctwouid sipalsy the
stoucest hearts amongst us.
the emperor for these states or his dislikc
for unzvcrsal dominion have never yet been
urged. The folly assnd impracticabilily of
so ambitious and_ dariog a project, is the
si" ﬂattering unction" Which, his insatuated
satcllitea lay to their hearts. They deceive
themsercs imo [he persuusio'n that the cy
rant who has always found means to break
down ohstacles to his power, entertains so
si From the Federdl—Republicqn. ss _
. .FRctENCH uEMISSARlESct _ si ,
Among the pucrilc and absurd-masons
advanced in oppositiun to the belief that a
French schcmc is your ripcn'siingsi for the, de
and resourccs osour rspuhlic, that he would
dctcr him from the execmicm of his pro
ject, to convcrc th: Amcrican staces imo
French colomcs. lt is, not for us to instruct
struction of- Amcrican liberty, the love of ;
not 'risk his reputation upon so wild an tﬂ- !
terprise. The: same description of politi- s
c'ians who "laugh to scorn" the idea of our -
exalted anopinion of the unmimitycttrcngth
can hr cffi-icntiy and openly employed a
gainst our liberty. What combincd Eu
rope, rich, powerful and skilled in arms,
could not accomplish, Amcrica, single hand
cd, would find the mere pleasure and em
ploymczm of an h-ss>ur.
lt cunimdiccs the opinion entertained by
a" mankind of the sagacity and poiitical
knowledge ofthc exn pcror to summs: a false
subjugatiOn, have unisoxmly prczficzcd whh
triumph che destruction and disgrace of
every coalitiou formed for (he security of
Europe. -Thc_v boast that (herir prophcciccts
have been Vcr'rficd; that the cominc-nt has
been forced to cower under the Im/mrial
EaglF-s jssbr protectmz; and y'fc they assccc \
to lhmk that we alone can rcsxst his powct ;
when he. chooscs to extend his arm across '
duced state- us our reso'si. rccs. A h'cady has 1
the Atlamic. Boastsul and vain, they en
tumin no fears that the very thought of in
dependc-nce will take ﬂight from every A
mc'rican bosom, when the: tyrant's powcrsi
let him into the important acsscrct of the re
motion of our power and resourCcs would -
him as to our-strcngth and condition, or to '
che () ran: heard with joy and e-xulcsiuiun, of
our poor and humbicd condiniun. He has ?
not at this il-LC d zy to learn at the progress
of his agnus in sowing che: sceds oi dis
cord, mid tumenting dangerous disscn nticns ss
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mosiw of France, and point to the enemy]
which Wc-havc ahzne-to dread. YIs Amcri- si
'ca does-fall, it will be by a blind devOtion to
her avowcd and bitter enemy, who will not]
condcscend even to conceal his hatred, or
to cloak hisdcsigns against our liberties.
siThc'U. S. is the only nation which boasts I
of its independcncc that ever submitted to
such grass abusepimolencc and injustice,
as have been received from France; and '
sishc -and-hcr allies arc the only nations srom ss
whom ""it would bc'reccived without asic/a- (
'rrsszar. We have permitted our minister to
be degraded at the court os-Frnnce. He
and his government "have been insultcd to
his face, and the records of the atate de
xpartment-will shew to posterit—y language &
threats used to intimidnte, which an admi
nistration regardsul of honest same and ho
nor would hlush to read. This-dcspicable
coward like conduct has embuldcned the
tyrant's cmissaries, while it had an humili
ating, enervnting inﬂuence 'upon the sch
ings of the Amcrican pcOplc.
At the commenccment'osshc revolution,
thc'Spanish Patriots gibbcted on the first
tree every emissary-sound amongst them—
traitors and cools of the enemy they tosirc
limb srom limb. Let-creatures o't' thssi's de
our librrtics.
For a sches os years France has exerted
her utmost power to obstruct and revolu
tionize the Amcrican govemmcnt. Has it
not how winuzssed years ago how France
exerted all her skin in diplomacy to Mild
Louisiana, Floritla and ();mada. thrt
had his sub-zzgcnts in our back country to
occupy them. Lollisiana has since been
frzwdulcntly sold to us without a title. and
the trcasmy draincd to pay for it. Fiflccn
millions of dollnrs wcrc thrown as a sop to
Ctrherus, and the property will he forcibly
taken from us, whcchcr a savorablc oppor
tunity osscrs; perhaps, in less than two
years.
France early opposed every attempt to
estabhsh the stahinty and rcsourc'es of our
government. \Vith a view to promote di
visions and foment sactiuns, in 1783, her
emissarics Opposcd the grant to the army;
thcv also opposed the constitution in 1787,
and in 1789 they dared to take an Opcn and
active part in opposing (he standing- system.
The intercepted later 0f—1"'zzct'1c/zet, her mi
nister, proves that she has lcagucd herself
with sacr'tons to underminc the: independ
encc ofthc nation. But innumernhlc acts
ofa much later date, since the: Napoleon
Dynasty appeared to terrrisy and scourge
'mankind, prove the invetctatc hatrcd which
she hears the Unittsid St'ates. These have
"more dreadful Means" would not be emplcyo
ed, to heighten our miseries and complete
the destruction of the nation. T he south
ern states would be docmed to encnuntcr
hotsi'rsiors at which humzmity shuddere. The
subject is a tender one, but the appearance
osthe' times should inspire us \'-'ithssccurugc
to lock our Situation in the face. By duce
ing our eyes to danger, the means of avcrt
'ng our doom may be lost. The lact is too
notorious. and the truth too solemnly im
pressec! Upon every mind to be concealed,
that aemnll French fmce, by atming and
al'OUSilig the internal enemies of the south
ern sutcs, would conquer them without
shedding their own blood. A jssocshmatz'mt
csji-eedam clietrz'bulcd and a few artt'ul har
angucs by such a man as general Ifigazzd,
Would produce am ai'my of siat'es more for
midabþcsthan Gsiillatin's insurgents or Buz r's
conspiracy : the one destincd m dissoive
the union, the other under the auspices of
France, in conjunction with Wil/Eimon and
Ilsiillawnezstcel, to cstabiish un cmpise in
the west.
For many years ithas been the undis
guised policy of France, through the in
tisiigucsos her nnissarica, to make the A
mericsians the artisiccs ol'thcir own ruin.—
XVhatcrmnot he eﬀected by their arts will
finally be accompiishcd by opc'n violence.
The workings ns French c-missztries first
shewm themselves during the atlministra
tion of 'Wztshington. lt was the policy of
the then government os FanCe to gain her
point by intrigtte merely, but since the de
stroying angel hasusurpcd the throne, he
seems to have resolved to try what num- ss
hers and force could do. \Vh-:re there was i
nne emissiary in the days of \-\si'aehington, !
there are now hundrc-ds and they dai'y in- :
crease. 's/ze z'nsz'gnia oj t/ze lectgicn of [19
nar has become a familiar sight to thus: ac
custom- (] to traverse ;)ur streete. The im
perial party acquires fresh spirits and im'iss- :
goratedinﬂucnce hy every arrival from a !
French port. How soon this t-ncrczisingur- :
my, which is gradually ougnnizing in the ;
bosom us the country t'si'iil :ttt'ukcn the jtza- ]
lousy and fears of'thc citizeus, and animate 1
them to spirisited action, We know not, and ]
(Red in his rit'ercssv wiil alone direct. Cer- !
tain it is, much longer delay wiil be sssitsitl to
more rcccntly' engaged public attention, and *
arc within the recoHcctiOn of every body.
Connectcd, they manifest the rooted ani
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- 41 53, lain". 408 ., was l)-);*l<'1r:<i tum ('tc
, British sl'zz- -'<1W him] as-.- :m. ' 'ch -
siOc'tohcr 29. ,.
TO leþN'i',
'THE U'AREHOUSE on Prince street. at
'Pk'csent occupied by .lo/zct. Iﬀf'u/H'rrp us a grove!
"? 5101'0 ; shl' Which purpose it has bren u—ssc!
& number oisiycurs, and ]; :m ("!—!H'HCHL stz-fzfi
sisorcithcr Vx'I-zolcsalc orsillclsinil isiussiness. Pus
scssion may be had the Ist oi' Oclobcr next.
APPLY TO
, URSUANT to a decrc'si; order of spir
si lax cc—unty cort. made. on liu- 24!!! csszy
us August. 1810, will he Shk. zzt ];uHic szzlfss,
'to the highest biddcrsi on the pumiscsss m
Monday the Sd (in;; of Dcccnzhcr ncctxt, v.: ]!
'osi'clock, on & (redit os twehc months, (the
purchaser giving bond v. ith appx ma! security]
Sundry ]722þ7'czctcd lots,
'In the town o: ('T'olclzcdlcr, :.md 'I'lzrfc .A'crts
Qslctlmd adjoinising (Ire said town. med some of
the asoresuid lots which W'illizssm 'j'lzcctmpson
]BYC Of the sOUth Of Fair ix.); vird chzx! (if?
at which time sundry House- 1joorc and His:—
dow Sas/t. "belonging: to mid 'shcnrpsuh'f
estate Will also bc'snld 'I'lzese suits arc- dyde
for the hcncfit of the said 'I {.unzpsm'x's (sire—
ditors in "said order mcmiuncd. lec liflc
papers, &c. \\ ill at the time uctnd place he s-H --
duced. lec pssurclzuscr on the cxw'miol} '
proper bond will be put in ])ozscssion of the
property, and receive, deeds thcrcss r.
R-d. Ratchﬀe,
M. C. C. F. Ccuniyss'
OCtOber 22- if
(si -"'scfipticn, who think 'dss'ossey are tasise]
hlil ()fct wmcctr. lu htsis-U 59 lnnzr 41 33,
Baltlmoz'c HOszt'cti Lcsnzcrjss'.
'l he drawmg' vsiill positivdy con-mx
Blonday the Mh us No'ss'omhcx'.
&? Present price us tickcts :}! dofims,
and sharcs in proportion.
Us}: Crcsisi'fitors us J-zmctm Doulrzfucn, mx she
luh nisi July 1804, '.'.'l:o Mctxfrs-'L*Fszc>d siis
release. previously to the- szm d-sij: us Nouzct-P
her in that )'c:::*, are rcqnif-c-(i to (:):hihk their
ciaims duly :m'sihnnticutc-(l m she suhtsizi'i'si-ct 1'8
on or before the first day of January n-xzz'.
preparatm-y to :1 (Iix'i-si'lcm}. Pin imm'C'ct'si mill
be allowed after xlv.- 1th of Jusiv ISM.
Robert I. '1'n'ylcsir.
VHHILUII Newton.
()cto'oer "2. (:
spoke- shir) ln: ry: )i-sil J< sim Us-zs, 38 c.": &
from Clhuzzsx- -,n l.uu:.:l w Cctjzz—Sz-n-ct
day Spukc snip IZ- m, uf'ancl sum) L'uii'Hs-n
& whahng m) ogc round szsi'c Horn.
]itcl);at lhcs:1x1si.ctin.sissi'.-.{.sisramk (s
a pulz. :ze bug, v.":th silrs' masts and ri-sssigzzzsij
stamdnct; the ])r'zzxrciing suspccfr inix-mci
(.1--)'l\3dl)-:cn along sicic m: her that mum
-———-—.-.sisiss.--—
NOKFOI K. 00! 26.
The :}:15'1 RuHa, SHHH\)I'(1,52 dnctw srom
Ln'c crpuul bound to Ci \' l-zint, arr'nul m
Hamp: un Rsifsizcls on V;7('-'ss'(h} sdcsix mom-qss
Snil: (] m cum ) .1) ships (}Zmncr, ui :u-J
for Philzulchzhsiaa ; and ]] mni'mf, oland' s):
New ank. Sapt. 28 2!) lztt. 42714133.
33 88, (murder! t'm- l-uii (si-f a ussclmusws
standing t-xc csip: the. lou ),zric nsi) permch
board,! had bccn art ipp (! (} cwn) zI-nn-Or,
her desk loud Was on hosiru ; un the: firm,
" Rusus King. of l£:.s:si.n." 30'.i'n, m las.
ing, (hat thrrc )) ass w- s. kiss'th (;n bcsisrd, an'}
Take sharp Vinvgszl (the &hnrpc-r the- hat,
ter) and rub Wcil the part ass-ccrcl wi.h it
as warm as the patient ('r-n bear, shr sin
minutesctiznd Apply wapping Fapc-r m si
dipt in xsimc-gzxr, lo he st'ﬂcWesid twice :. (Em
viz. in the moruning lchnrc bs'enkszsisx :siui si;
the eyeniþg going to L—ssd. Winrct she- ssisi,
tient begins to make use: of the xinsisisissss it
is n'cceszsscxry to take a strong [)h)3xsik sisssisi
at the same time int: sgmc-nhzl olsi narilsigssssisiss
and flomusis.Sulphur mixed eupssubcr lntsisi-c
breaki'ast, and another whm going to (m,
and in :: saw days xhc patient will L-si- W
s'cctl'; cured
The person who pulffishf-s shls l'ccipc
has trisid it twice un isiimssi'sif with suc.
CCSSo
sitte does not nvesreach them. Lu 'htl'"
hzans of ]: rancc who are ffit—cth jsi sssi-ssc be
ware, lest lnry ass'n'c m she: same imomi
mous end, uhzch terminated the: raxcsiss of
governor .S'alwzs, {he cn a'm-e- us N-ctssuctmn
!)?! not less [he in lchd Us Cc'ncra.'13.si'91-sicz_.:
.lhcrcL'y hung: a tale.
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si ' Yss Ten" ss
our desu'uﬄsm, have a care that xhpe &"ij
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' m—si—ﬂo'Y-v-MWWM
From the ])lzZ/aflc'!_L*/zia 'I'rue Amcrican
u. --.- -siusi— Ngsi.7cwz_?_usi-mw
slssdli'ibllf cure ﬂi' l/IC Rllfi'l/fiwlsisin,
Notice I'S l-zercbv o'z'ss'cn.
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YUR SALE 13! 1
R. GRAY,
FIssLO—EGNO-PUBLKCO.
ohn M'ctPherson & Son.
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