Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-23 00:00:00, page 3

Burmonx, January 18.
Spanish Glands.—le will be teen by our
murine list, that cept. Pattnsnn, at Bostnn,
who lest ananm 23=l !)ecember, reports
a britlt tra-(le between the colonic-n and old
Spnin; and that Americanl would, hv pe
titiomng the governor, be permitted to en
ter nntlsell. This being understood (me
apprehend) as a special permit granted to
each petitioner respectively ; as the cnptain
ltatelthat no order to open the part had
been received. Capt. Carpcntcr, of the
George. at New York, reports : numher
ol' Americau vessels at St. ]ago de Cuba,
jot'permittefl t'.) enter.
Arrived at Holmes' Hole, sch'r Superh,
Pattendn, of Belthst, 17 days from Ha
vanna for Button. Lelt Dcc. 23, the Nes- '
tor, Lawn, for Boston; Ruhiconsi, ]ones, '
do. in 16 or 18 days ; lmbella, Bray.do ; ]
Fame, ]ohneon. do ; Eight Sisters, Ham- ;
mond, do. leading; ]m, Aiosworth,
- Providence, next day; 'Monsoon, Brig- ss
him, Bold-ere, in 10 or 12 days, had lost
Mr. Sno', the mate; Retrieve, Portland,
the "plain (jordan) had been siclsi: 3 times,
lot recovered; ery, Elmer, Hartford;
' Fame, Gardoer, of Providence, for New
York ; John, Gray, for Netvport; captain
Twlif, of- Bostoq, in . Spanish vessel;
Delight, Moeher, Providmce ; Vane
frbd, Moorsield, Bristol, R. l.; : jechr.
ZWolfe supercargo) just arrived in 18 days -
rout Bristo', with the president'e message;
brig Vulcan, Price, arrived oﬀ the Havan
an, about the 20th of Dee. in 13 days from
Booten, waiting permission to simcf. " ss
were lever-! British ships—No ORDER
HAVING BEEN RECElVED TO 0
PEN THE PORT. All vessels ntriving
ol the port, by petitioning the gov. obtain
leave to enter and dispose of their cargoes
for what they would fetch. Markete very
dull for Ameri-si-an produce; lumber 25,
end ﬂour 15 dells. No newsi sugar-1 in mar
ket. end molasses the new crop: not'being
in. The duties remeined an hereto-fore.—
Several Americsno were trading in the
Nnine, under Spanish colors. A ﬂeetof
SOtail niled for Spsin about lﬂh Decem
ber; shop Three Salliee. Gooeh, of Me
chin, sailed in eo. for Chnleoton, in bal
lnt. DeeJG, in the Gulph Strain, n'
I brig under] URY-MAS 1'5, end proba
. loly mndin for Charlenon. At Helmefl
Hole, on "lyue-dey, brig ]oohua, Nash-lu'
pore-mo, 24 dey- from the tenth of Cuba.
wniting order-.
—-—!-2—-.
Lad} Gut.—[t nppears ss that the ship Re
been, belonging to general S-nith & Buc
hnnan, has been captured lor being in the
employ of the Dutch East-[add Cow-any,
carrying on : tude between Buavin sik Ju
pnn, : tude that is permitted to no nation
but-the Dutch, and to them [only on the
sicondition, that they who nnvigite t'ne ves
sel shall on their arrival at 'Japzm trump/e
_ on the cross-si. This ship it is said sailed
from BAlLllﬂOslelSt in time to escape Mr.
]cll'erson's nnhargo. She sailed under A
mericztn, but she was captured under Dutch
colors, and one of her owners is the putri
nous: or nspnssm-mnvu.
Mr. Nun-ton preeented the petition of
eundry Neck-nice of the city of Wuhiog
tom.-lating that they had entered into an
oned-fie- so! the parpon of anointing ench
other' in ene of accident, ud praying for
in an o: incorpsindon "to enable them to_
any their vievn' into effects. assured so
the conning nisi: "MDW the odebnibia..
We hear from Frsntsort that Henry
(".-"Lay, In} has been sseleeted, to-sill the va
caney in the Sunne of the, United St.-tes,
ous-inned by the rnignation of Buckner
Thrnston, Esq. Msjority, BOover Lolun,
the other candidate. [Reportcn
"man In", {Reduction laid
Ot who lnudly exsiluims against the pretti
ttm'm qs onrﬀag. ,
' , (No ]: Eve Pale.)
Comes: ctﬀ ;M'Uniud sum.
" Motion, ]ammy 22.
(m.-si for the Alexandria Came.)
summ- may m !
maw.", IANUARY as. - '.
pen;-own: the
.Rsp sict;l 'r . " .
3!" ,;-..74 , .. ,. _ , _ -. .
'Mw of "ale. to the kalends! orders of
fish-. m mexiafin Eriklay in M
weefi id'sithcteW of eating report'sss do, .
petition. ,ct . The guesiationsiy'aass taken by ayel
'and n'oes and earried—Ayea 88—Noea 15.
- -si-Mr.sszfmzon "ofered a resolution, which.
i afterssundergoingaeveral mdifieations en'g- ss
Fgested by. Measi'r. Dinass and Tallmadge, s
was made to read as follows, and was in ,
I that ahape passed and a committee appoint
ed to wait on the president and present it: ss
l " Rerolved, That the president of the U.
S. be requested to cause be laid before this
house, by the proper department, a return
of the army of the U . S. with the particular
force of each regimentnnd corps, with the
desiination of the principal officers com
mandinz the same-si and particularly the
condition of that detachment of the regular
army allotted to the defence of New Or
leans, the number sent there, with the dis
fertnt disposition: which have been made
of that detachment, and its present eﬀec
tive force. with such other information as
he may deem necessary to communicate
respecting the state ofthe army."
Mr. Dana : -Tsi-.red a resolution to instruct
the committee of commerce and manusac
tures, to enquire into the propriety of malt
in; any Supplementary provisions to the
act for surveying the ports and harbors of
the U. S. Adopted.
laid on the. table some days since, relative
to copvoys. and arming merchantmen.—
The resolutions were referred to a select
coznmittce ol five. On the question of re
ference the nyes were IOO—nnes 18.
M'. R/zea reported a hill for making sur
ther provision for the government of the
territnrv ol' Louisiann. .
all:-. Emmczt presented the petition ossun
ss dry inhabitants of the state of New York ,
l respectingjurors in the courts of the U. S.
ss Relsierred to a sclect cummittee.
; jllr. Africa;: called up the order of the
'day on his hill respectinq commercial in
: tercourse between the United States and
' Great Britain and France and their depen
' dencies. '
? star. Mumford's amendment was declar
f ed by the Spsalter, out of order, as the same
si subject had been referred-in Bnrwel's reso
l tions. - '
Afr. fisontgom'ery's amendmcnt was then
l before the house, to authorise the presiden ;
! to commission the armed vessels of the U.
' States to bring in vessels who may. attempt,
to evatlc the—law.
ﬂfr. S/tefiy moved to amend the amend
ment by adding the following words : Pro
vided. that nothing herein contained shall
authorise the capt - r search of any fo
reign vessels vivid-We jurisdiction of the
United States. T siamendment was lost.
Mr. Alontgomery modified his amend
days 76.
The question then was on engrou
F ing the bill for a third reading.
sss Mr. ﬂlumford rose and said he should
ig'wc it his decided negative, He consi
t-dercdit at colonia! enhmiuion to Eng
l land. in order to gem: hls object. he mov
ed the poatponemem of the iurcher con
ss-aideration of the bill till the SdMonday in
I February next. '
-—.*-:_—
SHIP
by the maner
lndum, Glndding, Providence: by
sijohnc. La J.
Barquc George Williamﬂopkimﬄmzo
dance: do. do.
si Sch'r Sally, Emery, New York: by C.
Powcll and other-.
.A n.8unwood, Ionon: by Fnon,
'Meml & Co. .
:—
T Junks-ly
ment so as to make it read " the command- ct
rrl of our armed vessels to bring in any
French or British vessels which in their o
pinion are attempting to made this act."
The question on this amendment was
taken by ayes and toes and lost—aycs 47 ;
Mr. Done moved another resolution to
instruct the committec of commcree & ma
nusactures to enquire into the expediency
of making any provision by law respecting
the maritime precints of the United States.
Agreed to.
Brig Cincinnnuu, Sal-gent, Gloucelmz
Mr. Burwell called up his resolutiom .
A FEW HoGSHEADs
First quality Mohsscs, 3
' ton un.- or , 1
]
Part of Alexandria.
Robccr Aqderson.
czzxuno,
NEWS.
4
A peetinssg of the Stockholders of the D'D':
me.-tie Menukdeture Compmy of Alenndr'm
'will be held at the court home, in Alexan
dri, an That-dey, the 2$th day ostbis month,
between the hours of two and six in the eye
ntn-g . at which meeting the. stockhoidcn
will either personelly or by pmxy elect se- si
ven of their own body to det- n Directon of
the seid Company for one year, ngreeiblsi'ctto
the articlee of nsociation.
ss STRAYED. or nolen any from the lub
lcribor' : wnggon, on tho night of the loth to
nam, : derk by MARE, nbout lb hunt-ad
half high, ? nm old, May with foul, I
nuural tra-our, long tull. do the hairy-bind
of on not chouldn with 'lhe collar, lld much
rubbed on an hook win-Em- owinglo m.. :
? will " the thou found to my pened who
will other the did man to Mr, meum A.
Mllc, in Men-drin
Sherry Wine by retail or the quar
ter cask, .
Raisins in chs, -
164 jars Olivcs, which he will dis
pose of on the most moderate terms, for ?
A quantity ofexcellcnt Flelh] BUT
TER by retail.
]AMES M. STEWART, N
Hcto' JUST RECEIVED FROJI! CADsZ,
TO BE HlRED
A capable good tempered
young man, acquainted with
cooking and qualified for do
cash.
ILSO ON' HAND,
mestic lcrvicc.
L'nyuirc (is the Prinler.
_January_f22. d
T—"P' lntcnding to remove to
the town of Alexandria ! wish to all a leane
ol 3 year: of Sc/ta-m'an Spring 'l'avem, Mth
15 act-es thereto belonging. Any person in
clined to purchase will meet with a bargain,
For Sale, or Exchange.
, ! — .
THE aubscriber ol'sera to sell or exchange
for property in the town of Alexandria, .IOO
acren of Land upon the Great Knnhnwa river,
in the state of Virginia: The land is situated
immediately upon the hente of the river and l
nearly opposite the mouth of Pocotollido
creek. It in all bottom, free from ponds,
guts and slashes, and in point of situation as
well as quality equsid to any lands upon the a
said river. A more particular deszription
will be given and theterms made known by
application to the subscriber who will give an
and may be supplied with a number of arti
clcs suitable to 'l'avem keeping.
indisputable title.- _ .
. ]ohn D. Simms.
ss_.lanussar_y 23. . Stawsw
T went) Dollars Reward. si
AN AWAY on Friday the l2th inst.
a Negro Man slave named BILL—he
calis'himsels Bill Payne, belonging to the
suhscriber, liVing in Charles county, state of
Maryland. The said slave is a house servant,
waits and olrives a carriege very well; he is
23 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, small
face, handsome lively eyes, is very sond oi
strong- liquor, plays on the fiddle—had on
and took with him one-suit of blue nankeens,
a dark cloth coat and overalla, two jsckets of
Bennett's cord. two lndia eotton shirts, one
with ruilles, one pair of good bobts, one hat
hall" Worn, and sundry other wearing apparel,
not sufficiently .ltnown to be well described.
The said slave took a fiddle with him, and-it
is expected that he intends to go to Fredeﬂck
Town (Marylandl. The above rent-dy will
be paid sor securing the said slave in'any
public jail, and reasonable charges is brought
to me in Charles county.
Micth Sybent.
January ctn. an'
STRONG BEER OR SA'LB.
A!" bandhofun sifi nuns. t'
]. boonctird, demore; o Mss dull her;
: regula- apply during ss moon; pﬀu du
__Lnuary 2 3 eﬄt ].
Cammim'ancn. ]
January 42.
I unuary 23
Prismlla Hss. Courts.
January 23.
Ten Dollars Rewusird.
'NOTI-CE.1
George Dentassless
Hugh Smilh,
"John Longden, ] _
John M'Kinney,
]ames Irwin,
. . 1
_ mmmzn. si
A. LlNDO.
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.Aioxnndrie '"PWWM the o (
sisour mile Monk-34 , , _ Wdie- . _
ummo milee M ss , ., Nail-'a
Wuhingion end si-ssct WW'VP A;
There no upon the . __ w! .""! Wp
dwelling had!" " in". .
p enviihQ _ - si si ,! si _
me" * 'si'W'ss' .ss si, issue
nured mischance-m; .siw
nue on him Idct um .: ) ss . .
experienced :, en .si " lsilsssil ;
several him M} .] "- lctlsid
ctsi'W" "W- 'Wpct-ct Mut- quhe- --
and maiden-7 u'eoe, end lien manus-w
hundred epplo true, end mshmmnn
pmbti'eesieiedeeesedwiih: behinnthe
be]? nuneriee, end e]; in- full living.-si
mnuni avenge-predil'di of, the enle w
alone iunimned et 400 '
contains eheui in none 6:
ble part whectrbosiiee been -- si '
whh clover ned. Theban. si- _
wild fowl, end alle "w two ssct
ings. The eiiueiion le ' 'si .
pl euni. insnll view ofi
he :] calculnied for e. plentiful Meant
m'nmcm. .lmmodino pgmeeion nue be.—lied
cut! the ten-me wiisbsie nuie known upon ep
p 'ication to '
iSHlNGtonnlqie _'
[cry,-:ohsikfoﬂ—ssjssss w
lying on the PMW-si Wyffi
which live, in t - ,
Greek, and contuining summon-such M
800 ofwhich endured, unctilctx'si- -—,
jtion ofitosthehnt -- si ,ct ,ss si
silowgrounds , thereddue- - m -- t
equally dividedm out &! fiujlv, the _. ,ss
Mater peculiarly nimble for uh—the [inclined "
lot enclosing. 'lhe pus-maw hsiss- :.- .
place claims owl-molt -- __._ ct _ '
ss> tages of living,- suehfn M. -'
sicrubs, &o Food-ni— _ -
blishment or sey m
to residc on tide met-si Thectilpe' ss ,
this property uro complete
two story dwelling hous'e, (Thy—Wo
uining seven rooms, with
lcellent oeilars; undthcr two story-.dwesh.
heuse, containing three soon- 'I!!! ufficlujss ; ss' -
u new meat house, duiry, iee house. Moti
corn houses, uod nun- kind of w cu
cloanre. To this property is landed u new ,
and most valuuble over-shot um. wish. he -
pnr stones, bolting cloth, Muchhsi out. "
Htondo &c. The tfirmuoi'nle will he mude uu
eusy to the purchaser us be an assembly usk
To bct Rctsimdfctjfi Wiﬀymctct . _'
OneCentRcwerg.
RAN But smimy w
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si" " 'si'si'ffi finde-man _
WWCPW and took wib him si'lqndty' "
harbm'lng him .; their [mile Tlhw mld:
yard will be given for W msig'si . ss,
la?": laid. .
Januaryu. . _ "'sssseoIi'ct'
bleck couon m We "silk!
ssctrromn tuum, mum- ;.)
siVALUABLE' 'PRssdizssERnf
F O R 3 A L E- '
A thrccstoryss BRIGK WARE
HOUSE at the corner ol'mnion and hideo
meets , :: son front updn Prince; N "
feet. 4 inche- sront upon UMWL .00'
cupicd by Jonotlion- and ]):le Root,-. -'ct ,
A HOUSEsi'and 'LOT occup i-.
incholon Union omen. Writ-at man.
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confirm-ib, iit
A vacant MW cin.
or divided on my Nun
Duke. Pox-int, lad WWW
fourth of : quan
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For um- upþly in.
Franc'o'cts Alexanddr.
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