Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-08-14 00:00:00, page 2

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sssi- — _- ' Stray'ed or Stolen,
,? - . AWK four weeks ago, a BAY MARE, 15
. ÞQW'thh, four or" five years old, slender
{si - made; "hefhassastar on her forehead, 'a'white
5. 'PV-W "" siP 'Ofsshor nose, switch "tail and
' si- me?-:.— ;..I wm give : reward of Five Dollars
Lsisi to "Y-PWB Who she" 'aecure said make, or
ss (hunt-her to me in Alexhndria.
sf John G. Franms.
Mg- I]. . ' cost
si 1? 4. sijz —ss ss"-'.'--—' mar-si
.— siHbcÞfi-atisi AZMASQUERADE. in which :
'sssictsi-m'll besiimroduccd, an ALEMANDE ( cam
sictposedbr/ Mr. ssFrancz's ) to be danced by
- ssi-ctMassss-ttsi-r and Hiss j'csscrscn.
L' ctMASTBR P4YNFS si-siTHHcD MGHT; ,
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"Paris, Mr. Allen
sisisi ss Capuletsi, _ Charnock -
. ct Melsscmiu, Jeﬂ'erson
Bendblio, Master Barratt
fsibalt, Mr. Harris
Fusiu Lawrence, Downie
siF riar John, Jucobs
Apozhecary, 'ss \Vilmot
Pgtm, Blissctt -
Montagj-ue, _ 'Briers si
Bssalthazar, Master Jeﬀcrson
PNZC: Master Scriven
Julict, ' Mrs \Vilmot
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- NOT ICE .
si'YHsiE cz'cditors of the house of L-singmnn -
and M*CaW, who have neglected to forward "
- —.lhc'ir claims} as was rcqucsted in & former ad- ,
vefitisement, are particularly desired to trans
*'mit them duly , authenticatcd, to George WV
Strong, Counsellor at Law," New York,be fore
the Icth of Augu'st, inst. as the demands not !
forwardcd by (hat time, will be necessarily
excluded from a dividcnd in the only proper
ty which remains-. for the creciitors, and which
siit is the wish of the party adrertising should
be appropriated for the beucsir of all.
Romeo, . Master Payne,
Bears to be opened e! six afza'jsi'srfsrnzmzsise
to commence at 7 o'cloC/Z. _
Wss'sickcts to be had at the Thcatrc, at
hsictMz-L ct-Snozvdcssn's Printlng Office, and at Mr. I
Brgsioks' Note]. __ !
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Dan Cafissos, " ' B'Ir. Powuic
Sancho, - Jeﬀcl'snn ,
Lopezct- si si - \Vihnut
Leonora, "Mrs. Jcsserson
Jucsiinrha, Mrs. Franas. !
ALEXA NDRH THEATRE
W'si-GE'OR'GE ssYOUNGS, re- '
spectsuﬂy'siacquaints his friends and -
the old: ens Of the Town and County ?
_ of 'Alexandria, that "he regularly prac- -
tices thesilaw in the City Court; and .
toeillsictsuch business asctmay be entruﬂ- *
CdtOhls care, he gives the most po
11!in assurance, shall be attended to
, _moB—'p'tompdy siand-si particularly.
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('th Gazsicttesis SDaIIars.
siss ROMEO AND ]ULIET.
siTo wide-'t wits be? added :: far-orifc FJRCE,
LOVERS' QUARRELS .;
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"Will be þresented a celebrated 'lnAGEDY,
in 5 acts, calfizd
WILLIAM HARPER, JUN.
DRUCCIST'U' APOTHECARY,
ASctjusi opened & Druggist Storc in King ?
street, between Mr. Hodgkin's Tavcrþ 1.
and Mr. Kincaid's store,-where he oﬄffs for
an]: :: general assortmentctof ;
Fresh B.!edxcmes. ;
He-Bkcwise continues his whok—sale and ct
retailDrnga-ist Store on Fairfax stzcct. next '
door 30 Mr; John Llody's, and opposite Mr. 1
Bryan Hampson's, where orders cmmsted
to him shall beoxecuted on the most reason. :
able-terms.
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CQMMERCIAL &POLITICAL. ' ' ssct
New York, Augussst l'fisisctssl d2w.
On Tuesday Evevzing, Aug.14,
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T UESD/i Y, AUGUST ' 14.
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Mrs. Seymour
si Mrs. Framcis.
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schple deas to the solemn lessons of ech*
f rience, and causes them to sin wilfully a
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: country know that the-y haHS'hesirn'Wsetch
, and fine promises to which they have lis
Bnt they were told by ambitious, artlull
men, that things- were going wrong; that a '
diﬀerent cause of policY would add im
simensely to the prosperity of the country.
siln an evil hour they were caught in the
snare. siThsiey gave 'siear to base" {latter-erst and
calumniators ; and discarded the men who
had-led them-right. Would they have done l
this, had they isioreseenssthe-consequenees3 ?
Vv'ould they llZWC done it, had they sore- l
seen that the nation, in nine years, under :
this new order of things, trould'be shorn of 1
its honors, would lose its reputation, and ?
would sin-3: faster than it e'ss'cr rose; in 21 l
word, would be reduced to the emharrassed i
and'comparatiVL-ly set-ble and'eontect-mptiltle !
condition it now is in? No—Thousand ?
of them, had they at first forest-en all this, :
would have sht-unk back with horror frcsm ]
the'desperate-Schemes into which the cun- ]
siningctand amhitious were attempting to ca- ;
ssjnle them. Yet, after eXpetient-e has fully :
taught them that they are sinking the: ship, jss
and most themselves sink with it, and that, l
to the nation," destruction and misery is in l,
the way," they still pz-tctsist. si'Though they l
are convint'ed,'ti1ey are obsti-nately deter- l
mitted not to be converted. si'vssv'hy? Be- !
cause, think they, He must stir-i to car cttzr
tz/ ! That is, in plain English, having'bcen
once wrong, we will always continue so.-— ]
This is the extreme of folly and madness. 1
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FRANCL—This country was ancienticty .
called (Paul, and was : provincc osss Italy or '1
of the Romans; Julius Cctesar having de-l
stroyed twelve hundred thousand of the in- !
iiahitants in conquering it. "In the year 486, 1
Clovis, having defeated the Roman govern- i
cr, began the French monarchy, establish- j
ed a new kingdom, to which he gave the
name of France, which signified the [and
ssif freedom. and the people Were called
Franks or Freemen. In the year 751, Pe
pin usurped that sovereignty, excluding
" forever the heirs of Clovis. At the begin
ning of the ch century, Charlemagne, one
of the descendants of Pepin, possessed all
France, all Ger-many, part of Hungary, part
of Spain, the Netherlands and most of lta
ly. His possessions were as great as those
of the French emperofr'siare now; but his
descendants were unable to hold what he
;—'had rapaciously seized. _
! In the year 987, Hugh'ssCasipet, the most
' powerful nobleman of France, seized the
crown, and expelled the. nor: of Pepin.-'
Thirty-three "descendants of Hugh Cape:
I reigned in succession QVer France, during
" the period of eight hundred years, neatly;
- the last'of this race being the unfortunate
-Louis 16t'h, who was beheaded January 93,
1793. He had as much of the milk of hu
man kindness as any monarch, perhaps, that
ever reigned in Europe-; but was in no wise
; distinguished for parts, for boldness, or for
'7 activity, Had the. French been satisfied
wnh llsim'tting his power, and establiahed ;,
"To err is human, 'tis the common-flat
" Of frail mortalit ' ; and he alone
" Is wise and happy, who. when Ells are done
" Persists not, but Would heal the wound he
made ; ct
" But self—sufficient ohssitinncy ever
" ls foily's utmost height."
So said and so sang the old Grecian poet l
Sophocles, who had no means else of moral
instruction, but from the light of nature.
tened with rapture, have been in no'ctwise
folfilled ; that'the system of policyct pursued
by their visionary leaders, has been preg
nant with evils; and that the than to whom
they all bowed the knee, as tho' he were a
god, did, by his whim- Whams, by his par
tial and imprudent- measures, bring more
mischief upon this nation than hc-would be
able to countervail, were every hair of his
head an ingot of gold. They had beheld
this nation in the sommit-os—prosperity, at
peace and in high honor with the rest of the
world, possessing a vast: commezce, which
was protected by a respectaﬄe and respect
ed navy. They had beheld all the wheels
of business, agricultural, commcrcial and
mechanical, in brisk motion—no Cisstl'ZPsl at
a loss for employment, nor any regular and
lawsulctemployment but met with reasonable
profits. They had beheld the whole coun
try in greater pmSperity than probably any
country else ever enjoyed
ainst the conviction of their own words.
T-housands and tcns ol thousand: in this
edly deceived. They know that the boasts
From sithe Philadclþhicta Regz'stch
Wsia- WILL sfrxcx Z'ssctro OUR. PARTY.--'_sishis
sentiment of false honor, or rather of blind
sul inﬂuence at the present day. it renders
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5its 'Situzttion is highly fuvmsiabla to com- ss
\ mei'ce; No other country has so greatond ssss
so many natural re'eonrces for wealth and '
but the market sti-ii continues too - uusccady
to warrant us in resuming our regular quo-'
tatmns.
'C'oltan. Extrerm—ly dull; the spinners
holding uss in the. expcc'siation that priCcs
may saill dsi-clin-si. in consequence: of the
large susiwpzi 5 which may be looked si- for
from Amcrica.
Dstwocccts. No saics. _
'"Rct'zm. csi ?: purclmssisimve hesscn simacfe
OsIZHUHlCR, 16 0. P. at 45. 9<l5 and of
Lcsi-ward, _5 fo 10 0. P. at' 35. St]. to 33. Sfl.
Sussg'ar. C-ssx-minu-si-s in regular demand
and forms prirrs are: fully nfeaintaiﬂcd.-——
Quntt'zty of Musemvzdo sold sinccour last
by the import-ere, 712 lllldS. and nience.—ct—
No s'il-Z-s (s lsioreign.
Grain. Yessh-cat of duii sale. : Guts are in
good demand, and 275. have been obtained
for- fincsi- Linnerirk. "she seasonablc rainct
"which fell to'dny, may probably-have some
eﬀect in chrcking a farther advance, as the
cropsin this discrict had began to suffer
much from the long ceminuancc of city
weather.
' cannot be purchase-t} under 33 Zd
, week's prices. but the general demand con
ss'sstinu-rs dull ; and of 1000 hhds. of various
' clared emperor, May 3, 1804; he is now
in the 415t year of his age. He has four
brother:-i, namely, Lucien, ]oseph, Lottis ;
'and ]er me; and [our sisters, namely— {
.ofthe throoes and sceptrcs which he has
, broken to pieces,
The air oF'Ftsinnce is wholesome, the soil g
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_the month of Nowmber, 1799; and de
::cy seichsithectm, [they hctﬂe been a plague
, to themselves and to the world. They have -
.becn served like the srogs in the fable, Who-,
sitrade. The markets now is very steady,
1Ysi-si-r improve ; but on the other hand, the
lowi-r than last week.
last, almost the Whole" was wirhdmi-Z-n, from
the: extremely low priccs which Were uﬀ3r
ed. A few salcs of ordinary Chssre have
been made: at FSQ. to 78c..-and us middling
Drmcrara at IOSQ. Some ossers of 100 to
with Other articlcs of Amcrican produce, re
main, in a great measure-, nominal.
"Chncd ; and the latter remains without al
arrivais aw- heavy-,
Dy ewoods. 'L ngwoo'ciis extremely ﬂat,
and considerahl) lower ; the export demand
has entirely subs: ded. Fustic and Nicaia
gua wood very dull. Go good barwood at
market.
' Hides Beunos Ayres continue to ar
rive, anc. pricrs gch way.
.Mndztm M nrat, and the princess Borghcse.
1065. for fine qualities, have been refuswd, l
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and manjsssi hoidch stiﬀ, under the idea that
prices, which have rather mended, will sur
: LWLLRPOOL, f/zme 16.
fishes. No saies osconscquence having
taken place, priccs may- be considered as
nominzil.
C'offie. Continues very unsnleahsiie.
Cotton, Considuable business has been
done in this eniclc since our last, and the
saies ofthe werk amounc to '6000 begs,
which hnve'hcen taken principaiiy by the
of their ancestors, sit'ne' Ganls; insomuch
that 'sacitusfs account of the latter gives a ?
true picture of the former.
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Sugar. A public sale of fine Burhadmis
went off hrisxiy in the early part osthe week,
at an imprcsi-vement oi Is a Is 6d on last
the craft, and other national characteristics f
siiRum. "In moderate demand and pssrices
without alteration. Common ,Lecwm-ds
"business has been' done, and that confined to
descriptions, since oﬀered by aucrion, 800
oniv went oﬀ the greater part at a reductiun
of (is) 3 13 on form: r prices. '
Among them he distribncttcs- the fragments
power. The French inherit the tu'rbulence,
productions are various and plentiful, and
is diveisisifit-d and productive, the mineral ss
free cthduse of- comtnsionsis; the}; n'tivg'ht have
been happy. ; but the madness of: democra.
Mad-am " acchechi ;. Madam Santa Cruce,
being dissatisfied-with their, king Ict-og, and
sopplicating Jupiter to give them another,
sent them a serpent. , .
si Napoleon Bonaparte, the present empe
ror of the French, was made first consnl in
ti-ratirm.
Tobacco. Muchdepresscd; Ver31itsstie
the immediun wants of the consumers.
W/zeat andstour. Dull, and'razhcr low
' Coﬀee. At the: public salc noticed-in our '
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- Ashcs. The prices os-thesc, m common ;
sna'iga. VV ithout inquiry.
Tallow. Verv ﬂat, and piiccs rather
Tar and tus/)cn'tz'nr. The former has de
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Camtllus Grlffit :
August 7'. equals).
A very zzaluable chce of Gaouzzd,
Situatctl in the town of Alexandzia aul
bounded as follows: si
[F.GlNNINC on the north elde oslctzyclze
Allcy at the distance of two humlscc'
andlort) tectcastftom .Lttcrst'ecmunn.
thence east on Fayette miey sixty feet toL
Lion street. be the same more o: less; thczsssic
netth along Union. sucet. fox-ty six feet-1!
mches and an half, to an alley bctuccntix
pmpetty of \\ illiam Ramsay, dcceasetl and
John Catlz le , thence with the said allcy sir
-ty sect; thence to the bcg winning:
Robert I. 'I ayl 01, Twstee.
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ss' YTILMINGTON, N. (C. Am". 7.
' On ,sslcthursday, in come-quence of an o
{ler from commodore v.,al31pl1cll, tu rcpct:
toSr. Marys without del a): , czwt. bad:
clen, who commanded the set-set, ahrlg-Pi
12 gtms, sailed t'romsiSmith'fillc, when he
had been king a sewd 33} '5 for St. Nun's.
ss T his order him ocCasionetl by the: late l'a
cas at'that placm- Cupt.siG:1clsd-sictn. olwhun
the gentlemen from Smithvillc speak w;
'hiss-hl} , promptly obeyed it.
all American property thry can get _'
Does that part) among us which sisisimsi
to have all the patrintism in the ctmmssctM
to be truly siAmf-ri'cun, remon trate 38 ,.
these thngs ! Hzts the Gazss ttc cture,,
tinned the an'rsin al os C: :uptaln N, or ,jsssisiss
osthe Hope? No. '* A.?lli .wsh.
The Ametisan consul at Malngarss
cured .t psssag e for Capmin N. Szhis m.
to Alg sims, and our consul ., me ].si!
place procured a passage for thcm' mean.:
the expence of the Uni'sied State-s.
]oseph Powcll. :
'July Ql. mio-,
Butldmg Lots.
HE Suhscriber will sell or rent che."
Vuluuble BUlLDING LOTS, snzuat .
-0" WaShington, St. Asaph & Princesssﬂ'ctoss
Any Person disposed to purchase can
FUR SALE,
, LEASE for lives, for ;312 acrcsoslanc'z
_ lying: in the county of Fairsctx, and be
lﬂg part of the tract of land called " Ram-:"
war:/1," the annual rent ofwhich isfiliyss-Usi'
lass. It is about nine miles from Alexandrict
the Little River Turnpike Road passing net-"
it. There is on said {arm very come-nisi?
dwelling and furm houses, and a good :pP-ss
orchard, and about sixteen-across in ciotsi'ssiss
equal to any in the neighborhood, about lhsi'
same quantity of timothy meadow os exal
lcnt quality, and as much more tis-impress
This sarm is divided into five lots, and ffif
scncing in tolerable repair. is it is not (Ils'
pose-(I of by the first of October, I will 1685'
it for lives. It-is so situated as to make ""
tencments. -"Any person wishing to putD-sif
or lease said form sor lives, will please appls
to the subscribcr rcsidinp; on the pz-cmisev
KlNQSTON (Jaw.-sin),
A lettsicr lsirsiorsin Cai'thagena, d/nd "ly 4'
gin-s the following inshimm'sim . dJUHEJ
" Several changes hate lzakrn ;, ssssss
government osthis place. L'}; ccial
who was generaily disliked has him
poscd; and sun as prison: r by ,,
Huvanna, to Spain, to un der an si
os his conduct. 'I he iitss-u sin,," " ctff:
with two assistnnts as a couosi-iic "its
tnc (?XtcutiVC, an (i liic Csisibildo ,ctcTr
provzisicnssiliy the tun .ctions of the ;, ("&
governmtnt. At Mumpox sssmss Pass,
bsimccs have takcn piacc, but we as; kiss"
scnt q-ssiiLt. Communication of thsi- ,Zcth
will be made to the: gowinmt m (,jT sisict "
'lh: Cabiido hzwcsi pin! iiishcd 21 (If, 'sictsisisi'
of the piincipics on which lhqsictsi "\ss
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PORTSM OU'l H, (N. H) A,, ,
jlw Lssr/ap—Airiud he,]? ticti Bmsi
Captain John N.. ble, late. n.;sisisi— ner ,,ctfiss
schoonrr siﬂpc. Czspiain Noble: 93}de if
this port last winter, bound to 'Iunis ,;
a vuluahc] caigo, but the xcssei bring,-, ,
damage-(] m gah—s of wind on his , bsssisisi
he put into Mr.]: go in (13 stre-,ss 22 'sij LZ.
Wi'v
my, .vcrc seized and soid wizbcm ,,
{him m ceremony of triai. It w ;ssssnsind,
by ord-sir of the: Fr-nch officer coshsiixasictsiss,
at that place, in the name of Napi iconsi
the. and reason assi gncd shrthis promctsssssid
was that the pinpcn) was A.??icric'ar, ,"
not the F rcnch govunmrnt corn: n': um Wsi
ry act oswasi on us at this moment th-cti
By Virtue of & deed of trust from Sarah Pars
to the suhsccilct-cr, to-secure the puyment of
asum os money due lvom he: to ctsslnclersz'
and Broo/sie and Hss3,l[ie and Lar. "! y, willt:
aolcl 10! Cubl}, at public auction on the pr'-_
mises, on the jiﬂeenm day of Septum.
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their power. \\ hat more can the} dcsi
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thc terms on application to Mr. William. m
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