Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-06-20 00:00:00, page 3

ss God; the st
. . , c name:-till
sisict'ss'xnd inn-un of the
beginning hid little or
- ,ordor and dlguitsiy, 3
si 'hicll. , -' prevailed in the lede
tile election, Ilcto the highe-: paneg'yr'tu on
the people, on! on the form of Meit gourd!
men!- ;
w-ss not-no .m recent-choir : pren—
dent. when coiifhtened'mind, and whole
moral. locial ondsspoiitieai virtuc-s qttaltsy
him in osseopemntnent degree, " for that int
pommsieuoon-ct "any nation eun bonet of &
chief imitate- with lttpcsiur tal-unt- for
_' promoting-public happinen, it is not within
tho w or knowledge of the person
turning—you,. 00 When consequence it
it, ' " r.. lids-m be born on this. or
{? made the Potoouei Are nnt'the
nit Wine am: political sami ';
oxquinitel) dine-to the lean common issn
jury, had to the conduct of government lot
removing it! . si ct
- When we eonider til-o the relptcticble
characters which fiil the other great execu
tive office;, and then: of the iegillatiw and
jUdictl] depart-Points, are they not, So lar
us character had a claim, justly entithctd' to
our high,:st tapect, confidchce end sup
port? From then let us tutn our attention
ssto measures ; it.—un view the conduct of the
leden! govern-nent, from the firn burst of
the Galtic aolcano, to thio day; let us look ss
at them on the honorabte ground of neu
tnl'tty, charged, in torn, by each bellig-er- ;
ent, with mean degrading partiaiity, and-1
npelfilg with digotty the unprovokedzzt-i
[de0 See our fedeml rulm, robed iojtu- ss
fice-out} honor, while: Europe, convuised
to an rentre, has been --in one great blaze
of war, ﬄeoming- for : teria: of yenn,
their unoﬀctl " nates in peace! Behold
them, in the oice of unavoidable'evils,
struggii with the impatience and aﬄic
tions o! t e-pwple, under the-painful, but
inditpensable Operation, for , Pt'eserring the
vital ﬂuid of the nacioo,,thetr nctive pro
p—Zrty! and then let us declate the correct
, judgment of eandor and truth on .the con
duct of our government.
Whilet war.-doth thst there. in no perfec
tion in him anon. end did! the shame!
men do often err ;- let us not canst-ne the
error: of honest. lssonction-ries into (run-sin
let wyll" in sid- oppocite-ncalcth- &r meni
tofimctmsilﬂd at least give them in" cre
dit furtsicjlctm When this to tion-,"
mavwe-ut dish truth deciarsi, that the
fedhtal vammeitt bove done w in, md
are good wilisn'tthsu} servants us the pun
,hc_3 ' si
lathe chlpodl of husbandry and com
mcree, ﬂow: in lssgrcat measure the active
roperty os this ztntc. These are natural ss
other, the aid of one, is indinpensablc to
th': other, and kin-fortunate for both, that
there it : coineissdooce ns friendship and tn
teresz between them. They are the [rent
m pinmoi thsiu communwealth, and not
aright ofoither ought to be inysdf'd- or
implired. moist-she, in subordtnittou to
the gonsidrdf government, he: anarm toctpro—
tect them.
lnuuvu,_-w vow,-Nun} , ------ .. o. -..- - ss ,,
ces of nal-lb, cannot be (so mucjh' encou
raged and— sqpmned. Hanpily for thin
cnunlry they in numerous imcanceo, are cu
limd in the "Nice p! munufacturen and
meed-dien These valuablc and important.
cluseoosdn! Him c'n'nem, hue a just
demd on government for every ten-ena
ble neous-gumenc and lnppotc. T/m'n
pursuit- m [ye-nimble patrimism, and
Hbilnsiemsinnsmual and me pa'rchmenu.
unbbh dssul' independcnce of right,- their
mcm— not! paid, are mblish'mg for
us, If. ", ence i ' ss
Wbuctnnlu: (but the U. S. ne in
' *' 0!an bled-ings, policical,
civil and dun-{dummnny of which are not
<joyedfiysiwyaber nation : thn we .nre
smote he!!! find ieenu shut and car
ssmge, bysiMdi—Kp'rþpe it 'Med ihllble ;
lbn wc' enjoy du: mass-ded right on prin
cipluoit'me M. !! som. :lccrss and
can-y'iuh Mad-riden! and out: ton-si
ninuiou -;
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Call of mansion.—The newlofthcdly ct
; ie, thet Congreee ie to be immedietely con.
! vened by proclnmetion. The Preetdent, it ie
' eeid, weited only—for thee!-rive! or the John
Ademe to determine on the conne he would
pmeue. The Iohssn Ademe hee erriveti, end
' we ehell, of conne eoon ltn :w whether C'on
greee ere to meet lmmedietely, or not. I be
next queetion' te, why do they meet ! Whez
will they doi Will they ley another perme
nent embergoi (No. The country hoe el
reedy decided against embargoee. Will they
declare War ageinet France? No. There -
is at etrong perty in this_ country in sat-or of
Nettoieon — Congreu dare not oﬀend that
party. Will they declare wer egainetEng
and? No. A mujority of the. people are op
poeed to such ameaenre. TW but then will they
do? :They will mite ﬂaming ver-speeches.
ss'l'heysi-wili pronouncesi- loud cnreee and naethe
mo': egainst England, end-whiepere of disap* ss
probatiqn ageinet France. Theywill propoee '
.end diecneersor many days. . the old exploded
system oscommercial end social reetrictione; ss
but be careful to ley none of"- them. They will
Nk ol Willtineon'e late army; but will be
enre to hire no army but an army of ueeieee
officers. They will bring forward reeolutione
relative to the navy, but suﬀer what few ehtps ss
{we have to rot-in the maid of the Potomec. ss
i'hey will bring in btlle providing for sit-ming- 1
end dieciplimng the mtlitie; but the milit'tn i
will never be armed nor disciplined They
will be loud in favour of sottificatione, but
omnt no money !" or their erection. They will
teik a little about gun bottle. antl e great deal
about torpedoce. Tt ey will propoee direct
tnxes; but they dare not lay them.. They
will hold cancusce toinfiuence the elections :
-—They nill mnke arragements to prom-te
the viewe of the ruling party, at the expence
of the nation. They will enthoriee another
[nen—and edjourn. ----T hey will do every
thing, but what they ought to do. --—- l hey
will tremble before the " euper-eminent rob
ber of Europe, when they ought to oppoee
him like men. They will deliberete when
-they ought to not, and hesitate when they
ought-to determine. They will, .in sect, -do
ae every government has done which ha'e et
! tempted to court the friendship of the Corei.
can tyrsient—hnt they .ttill suﬀer the energiee
of the nation to be peralized by foolish expe
rimente, end to fall en eeey prey into the jem
Kossithndettonr r ----h. :.Y .E. Put
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Coppmm'dc, Plantain-, and D'a- Plate-,
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- Prince great," two doors 'abojve' the}
non-ner ot-sho [insol- Rode. insom'wtbon'
si'bo' hue hitherto (noted slain.-Milch
* custom, find thou, who mqhe dine-tip}
do to. that" he will abound;- make had
siw_w.meritsifheirsn'ou. ' - _
ssss Cuh usance-given for doom-us,.
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Sloop Moutczuma, Palmelf, Norfolk-u
Hook &c.—to jeu. Panca
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WIDNBSDJY,—1UNE ".
Part .of Alexandria.
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Schr. Mine-na, Puucr, Providence
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reedtrenhervthe-ntdge 11..me
time! through it.onsiv btlien'ssisenea
veno- send, from nheoek crest
nantitiesof nannre ere all-daily collected.
o-thints o! thh What-cient],— and in
excellent timber. The toil is ire]! adapted
' to the wide-tion of indien Corn, When mit
, Tobacco; and from sieaperiments made. no
* land is better suited for the use of the Phle
ter. 'i here is a dwelling house on this estate
newly. finished, vmh two roame on s- ﬂoor,
! and other convenient out houses, celeulated
! son the seeommodntion of a smell samiiy. --
i 'i his estate is at present divided into two .
[- farms, on each of which there it an excellent
] granary, sarm houses, &c. There is at pre
sent from forty to sixty aci'es of land" in Ti
] mothy and Ciover on this eetste , and eighty
: more conveniently watered than it is. it" is
hounded by Bread Run on the west for nearly
one mile and an half; xnd Miil Run, s never
'i'siling streat'n, tune through the middle of
Fit, on \\ hich there is an excellent site for an
totershot MLi and Distiiiery. The subseri
her-will divide this'estnte-intocthree or more
fat-mote suit the convenience os putdtesers.
It' te deemed unnecessary to say mon, as it
siz-is presented that those who may beindined
in pus. hasc will first view the pretences. A
aeasonabie accunnnodanon will be giventpnro
ch were as to the paysrsients ! ettets tiddteu
ed to the suhscriber, post- paid, will meet
! with due attention
Richard Steuart.
s ss Ceciar Gt*ove,Juness20. 2aw8 '
t RUBERT GRAY,
ss BOOKSELLER AND STAUONER:
ba: lately received, for calc, the following
si BOO'KS :
Adams on _the Globe-, Cicero Dclphiniact
Nugem' a bunch Diclionary, mckct edi
non; Milton' : VVorks, mtnisiuure, Episcopal
Prayer Book: with additional h) mna. in plain
qui gilt bin :ings. Pockct. Bible: Mmocco
gin, Plutarch's Lives, Porteus's Set-mous,
Ccok's \ oyagcs, benelon' : Pious Reﬂcclions
for every (l.,y in the month. Ella Rozcnberg.
Julict De Ronisiue, li.-lum Nun. Smdlsiord nnd
Menon. CabincFQs Momus, Criminal Re
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STATlONA'RY. -
Wdzing. wrapping, prinung, knee, 'bw
box, home: and (in-owing ?a
, Bl mk books of Vanous sins, mind {Phili
'MUUQ.
For the Pibno For-te or JBMH
No. ] and 2 us six prognnivc Son-anon,
Iith violin accompanimenn (or! Whilom) by
.Plcycll And-me. with veriatiom, by do
tBottle of Dunkirk, by Limrock.
Bhirc et Babn—ovcnuu for four humb
by I .Vogel.
:,l Ducts for 4 ﬂute: or violim, by Picyxu
fSONGS.
The hand that fight: for liberty. Tell me
coldier. The out of our father-. .Tho York- '
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'The home of my heart. Colin one! lace. ,
My love in far away. Oh, that remember
me. .Sneel is the Valo. ss
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1?an unbind! Shall Co-hc, Middle}
do me with Mldioon loi
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Musica'l Insnuinouu. -
Two elegant pauot London made PiM'
For-tes, with addiuonll key: to 0 on:! him." ct
One pair French Horns. 4ct military dronn,
! .clcgum C Chrinot, 2 15 findo- 2 B.]- '
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for do. String: for Funo For-to odd Mediuﬂ'si
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