Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-09-28 00:00:00, page 2

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sis AfM U F. L s N () W D E N,
" isssicti sisisi-sictL—M-si
Emily Gazettc, 6 Do]! ars per annum.
'7 ' Country Gazettc, 5 Dalct'ars. ;
.sssssifsisisisi jﬂc'lz'n'on will! be ]zrcSentc-d to the nert ge .
'sinqratmctsemblyo qf Virgmz'a. jor an act to incor
jzcﬂ'dtc cﬄamzjacﬄrz'ng society at the town oj
Ocqoquan. _
ictfi-"ss" .Scptember 25
siss "" "'ss FOR SALE,
'" On 6gard flee slow Pacif: c luz'zzg at Have :
" nizarj,
o'si K20'busheli Potutoes, and
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ctsiss. 'Issssorsale .onbodrd the 'scÞconer Patty VVRSIX- si
.' 'oIglosssi, lying at \v(j \VC\k,5 \Vh0.l'f, :
si 4ooss bushels leerpool Coal.
ss '"ss' Evigssz'þfzssly to the ﬂlastcr on board. {
Septcmber 27. ct ' 31"?
,. si Public Sale. _
* On Friday mrct- :: z'ct'ct' be said without rcsw'zssc -
+ m: lbe ["as-due Stars, on a csircdzt oj'co wed
,_ (90 daysigjictr (:jssjzrcvcctd indaz'scd negotiatsi-te
: si'siFW—f -' . . :
ssss _ _ trunk Furmture Cahcoes, !
ss'sisssidb. fissfic supersme Calicoes,
'. sssil do plate do. :
I do. brown (otton and drab Cassimeres,
"} do. iplatc Calicoes, Cloths, Pins, &c. i
An persons arc hereby "cauti'oncd a
-*gainfi taking an esiignmem of a bond
"which appears to have been paﬂcd by
sictme lo'l homas C. Wills, and aﬂigzzed
. bysi dip, as I understand, to one —-—-——
' .;Blsilrson, and by Burson- to Charles
Leve, who now holds the same.
ThisBond was never delivered by
ct'mc- tosictWills; and he obtained the
si {qu in a fraudulent manner,and with. :
ss out any'ssct cppsidcration whatever.
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Young Ladies' Academy'sisisi
\ cssi Negrocsjbr Ssizle.
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_' (Wire 25.
. fully informed, that an Acadcmy cxclusively
* 'si\V]LL te SOM sor Cas/z, in the town of
;}.qesburg, on the Sth day 01 Oc'siobcr next,
bcw'ceu 20 and &) likely NEG 10LLS, cun—
si 'dslfmg of men, Women and chikiren.
' Sarah M'C'sizrtv,
Admr'x of D micl MsiC-ctvty, uecctc ascd
Cedwr (:mve, Scptembcr 27. (TSL
' Sefitcmber 26.__ __ -
Lost or stlmd, !
A NOTE, drawn by John Mzsi-ncaster, at ]
'PO-siklays, in favor of ﬂndrc-w Bartle, so? lOO ;
- doﬂsifirs, dated I believe the Lclth July last, !
and chdorsed by she said Bartle to me ; and ss
Jzaymcm being stopt at the Banks, it there- i
— fmssc can be of no use to the finder. A rcz- *
'wuablc rewzu'd wiil be paid to any person ?
That will produce the szsiii note, by
Andrcw o'choisisield.
dcv-Jtcd to the cducation of young ladiesywill
be opencdon the firj. Monday in ()ctu'oer
next, in the large room of Mrs. W'ilson's
house, adjniniug Doctor Kcnncdcty's Shnp, on
Fairsax-stycet, under the care and with the
Assistance-os the Rcv. Mr. Gibsm ._ In addi;
tion to the common branches, reading writ
in". Arithmctic. Gcogmphy, WiLh the use
of the Globe; and Engfish (}rammar, it is
proposedto give pm-zicukar attenission to the
Belles LQUQVS and hiszo-si-y ; at once m enrich
the'mind by a correct taste in pdlite litera
ture, and enlarge it bysia knowledge of man
kind. \Vitb t'he pltrsionafxe of the public. it
is also proposed. to extend the useshlness of
this institution by procuring one or mfjrc
crsons as assistant teachers. who shall be:
qnafisicd to teach the ornamental branches of
felfiale cducation. The subscriber being- a
Itssrsianzcr, Fermests those Who Would do him
the honor tn enquire lespcct'mg himself, to
ed] on the Rev. Mr- Bao-clay, or on 'hfifisssiib
non. to whom He has submitted hismfiimo
40 barrels Applcs.
Apply to the Master on board.
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" Henry Ficld.
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THE inhabitants of Alexandria are respect
—9'sih mo. 2
Fmo'jv, SLPTEMBER 28.
NOTICE
Royal-nrcet, Alexandria.
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Liverpool Coal.
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-worthy_0sis]imita—tion to. On annouucing With
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5 during the unsettled State of our country
; that ensued, the Sapreme Court tittained ::
= character ful' 'mpartisiihty and knowledge,
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si citizens, resorted to it.ctwith the most per
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_ wrongs. _
si_ To the encrssgctic conduct os ]udge C.
\ supported by his bretsilsszctsin, are we, in a great
measure, indebted [or the: cstabiishmcnt of
the guctþrchcy Of [hC IZHVS, End thdcxtiHA
guishmc-nt of the ﬂames of & rebcllion,
which was on thc'point osreduci'ng'to ashes
the fair Temple. of Frccdom, whose soun- *
(lations had been cemented by the best blood ss
of the hcroes ofctthe revol—siution.
Averse from pohtica] conﬂicts, and bcsi
lieving that the purity of assJudgc ought to
be tmsuspccted, he ever kept aloos from de
liberativc bodies, except when chosen a
member ofcha: covention which formed our
Consdtution; in which he acted as Vicc
President, and exerted his inﬂuence in fa
vo'r of ssits adaption. l
'From the rcvolut'lon to the formation of !
the chera] Coilst'itmion, ]udge Cushing
bent the whole fa'culties of his mind towards _
ccnsormssing the principles of the common
law to our changing circufnstanccs ; and he :,
employed hintsels, with much success, in *
sisetding our Judicial codg on a_ [1th þaaig/
tion to his relzitives assnd friends, or to dilate
Wheti a man, eminent for his talentsf'isisie
vered and beloved fosisstctsi his private virtues,
and conspicuous by having' discharged the
duties of one of the highest offices of our
government, for a series of years, with hu
nor to himselsand usefssulness to his country,
has paid the- debt of nature—thete can be
no need of an apoiogy for ﬄtiiug the atten- ct
table by their descent from the first settiers
of the coiony. his tsiathsie ansid grand-t'ather
had been, successivciy, judges of the Su
perior Cuurt us this provmce, and members
! the (luum-il. Pinced under a worthy
private instructor, he discovered a prccuci
I)" of gettitis which, at that time, in the
Opinion u-s his friends, mdicated his future
eminence. Havmg soon passed thro' the
pi'tiimmurj' studies, he was entered as &
student at Hztrvard Uoisshge, andgradunted
ther;: in thcze-ar 1751. From this Univer
sity he afterwards received the degree of
M. A. and & doctorate ut laws. -Dcsxincd
for the bar, he immediately commenceci the
Stiidyot jurisprudence, under the direction
otsi timt celebrated lawycr, ]. Gridiey, him.
and at the extzirsisiiziun of the usual term was
sworn in an Attpmey. In 1762, he Was
called to the degree of & Batristcr; and
aiter pi'actisssing at the but for a number 'ssof
years, with great reputation, he was ap
pointed judge of Piobute for the county
of Lincom , and in 1772 he received a com
mission as on: of tiiejsiistius Of the Su
pcisiihr Court.
Bur'mg this criticnl period in but Coun
try's history, he alone, among iiiOS: then
itigh in office in this province, continual
fuitiiiUi to the intss: sits and rights as his na
tive hind, in. oppuomg the assumsiition of
tiniimited power over the colonics by the
Le ishsiturc (x.-" the mother coumrv. siijut
he- uchssr suﬀered this Opposition ctto sway
his judgmmt in the admmistruucn of _}us
tice ; and, without sacrificmg his opinions,
his conduct was always marked by such
sunvity of manners, that no eztccsirticin to 'it
couhi be taken by the 'Isscrcty or the !V/zig.
' "he intcisiregnum that OCL'Ut'rL'd between
the dissulution us the provinciai govern
nient,-ziiid the cstabiishment of a new one
by the provinciul Congrcss, was of short
tiurati-si-n. The necessity of rcsrgmzzzizzg
the judicial departmmt of the government
soon became evzdent to the mmibtis of this
Cungress'; and, pursuant to aprevious re
soiuuon, judge C. was, with universal sa
tisfaction, amung the first to whom the ad
ministratiou of jusiztice was siconsidedss .Mr.
Ada—ms, the late president, declining t-o ac-si
cept the appoint-mcnt of Chief Justice, the
office was couserred on the deceused, inNo
vember, 1777- By the learning and inte
tion of—his fellow-citizens tbsifcthis siharactcr ;"
or even presenting it their viessw as a m—odel
the month of March, 1732—3, of purents ct
distinguished for their Vit'ttlcs, and respec- ss
on those piivate virtues which have em- ss
bahncd his memory with thei tears, is not,
a few notices of a life devoted for half &.
century; to the service of his countrs'.
ts) him is 'stiily evinced. ct'su oﬀer consuia- .
howevei, ou—r—ptesent purpos ; but to give si
ro riet , otsi'the a ) licatiun of this remzii'k
P P ), lP
ainsul'sensmions, the decease of the lion.
\V[LLIAM. CUSHlNG, we believe the
grity with which he presided on t .ss; bench, ss
fect confidencc, for a redress of their
that forciguers, as well as our own
. judge CUSHING wasborn at Scituate, in ;
QBlTUARY NOTICE
ssct OF- '
T/ze Honarable IVILLIAM CUSHING.
From the wBostmz Palladz'um.
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5 .mr his conduct va cortcous without fami
' lords of H. M. P. council, having
, order for entirely suspcnding,un
\ ss r order, the provisions of Section
42 gen'eral 'quaramine, vessels 'arriving
;.ffm si y ofche parts of Europe without the
sisss s of Gibraltar, or from the couti-si
,UBHZQ Anqcrica, ay the islands adjacent
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ss _ Thsssssi lowing letter has been sent to P.
. Esq. chairman to the cmnmittee
'osA si' can merchants : .
;] L'ouncil Office, I-V/zz'te/zall,
sssi Au us: 8 1810.
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charge its ( ticsss had ceased, and havingf
waited, in him, for gcctz-crnment to make;
prQ-ssjsion sr thcir nfornct'DsiJt officers, he had *
.prcpurcd zjtesignauon of his ssi'at on the
benc'h. sutthc grcacArbitcr of Events
si antiripatsiqsi his intention, and gave him his si
ssfinal djsssihargc ; and, vc trust, that he has
This was, indeed, no ordinary tusk; ".!!ng
'quircdsia gcnius, comprehcnsive as lssﬂssi (0
embrace at one view, the general aye)?!"
zmd at the same time to (:chr into an nu
lytical detail ; to perceive the dcfcccs () the
parts, and provide rcmfzdics that she ,d nor
endanger che harmony ot'thc whole body of
our jurisprudgncc. It is hochcr the face
oi'thc law, that the celebrity acqgirca by
such usci'ul and laborious, though bosom
ble cxerticms,is confined within thcsamc
limits which bound our juridical instilsiltions
--s*-:ldom, is ever, echnding hcymd the
] knowledge: of its rcsispectisivc profcsws. ]
--_qnd his (inqu: r' w as {he more: p]: zisirig,
_isi1wftl- He snughttx'tu h on whatso-ctzver.
linrit y, and disruisied without authmiw. —
In cxuu' ing the Iore sole mn (lutics oict' 'ii
office—in, '"oncchng the: last judgmcr toi :
ne imv—fhis m er was peculiarly inter
esting and lﬄ')! {me.
As an mutorJlS gfis'urcs Wei'c en ss- -
were rendered the the Subscrvicnt to the'
good of his country. _-And, in discharging
lhc dutics of this st lon, he continued to
employ his undividsid attention until near
the close of his lit), which terminated on
the: 13thinstaut-. ,ct'siAlthough nature had, a
few )cars prior tqshis death, pointed out
to him the proprissly of withdrawing from
()fficial cares, ye? owing to that niggardly
spiritoscconom si which aﬀord to the offi
ccrssiof govern nt salarics scarcely adc-si
.quate to their s inStcnce, he had been usinsi
able,during tc course of a long ofiicialct
career, 10 Sct lart, from his annuat incomc,
a sum sufficie t to support him in private}
lift, Still, c nscious of the impropricty off
side she was to be land . niike regardiessi
ofzhe f'roxx ns oi th :grtm, or the ciamors
osthsi m-mxsi ;:*b w: n whom, the rclativc
dmchslc'si s mcmcrs of the state, in his
cnla-ssgs—sid xicw, wage extremely small. He
was (; haracterized ir pus3: ssing uncommon
Psizsisicg of healinj (} L-iickn- 53 of ] excep
ti0'1,' ctndctsicttpimjtigation. sowmdsthe
ctncws, jgls supposed she had been des
asitwas de:- ictschlC-j' from ranne. He
was equal in hStssVIc, which united sim
plicit) saith stngth , chaste in his figrurcs,
correct in hixfiﬄugihS, find pttszncuous
:md snmomir-lssls dliiVClV An] on ai!
occasi ons ,thXlouss; awiided that pox A
pous and inﬂ'ad manner of discomsc, am !
those false: sicsii swiicd omamcnts, with
Which some (favor'to dazzsilc un audience.
'B-ctsides t'n qualitisis, which rez dared
him she (] [Mand oruamcntotthe bench
and bm, he'ssÞ-S posses_scd of those which
made him bzi'ed in private li &. He was
accessihle, _ ligiug, generous, and disin
tercssied affiwhen business did not en
gage his ztuion, sportive and gay with
[us fﬂgndsssﬂst above it", being CODVIDC'
ed of the 19] Of OUl' holy religion, he was
attentive qsisihe performance of its dutics;
and united! his person the true christiaii
on caz'th- ' {.
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now goqsisi: to real), it1s1'2m*eii,thatreward,
for his sibng and janhﬄ Scrviccs which had
been dmicd him, by its own (;utsiintsymcn=
Asi judg e the decazed united the learn
:.ssss (( che scholar xxiu lhc science (it the
holding an cc when his ability to dis—g'
Zper ctss reouccd 69 1-8 3-4; Omnium
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Londor' _ ,
Pricsi-siEnghsh Stock, August 20—3
pex ce " nso'sis so'r maney 68 1-2 5-8—si
w izh the ('sect gentleman.
Atthc organization of" the .l*'c(l:ral Uo
vernmcnt,]udgc Cushing was Scloctcd, by
the immurcal \Vashingtun, from me multi
tude of his brethren, to adminiscr justice
to the unicton at large, and to md scability
anddignity to our new government. In
this extcnsive sphere lt wis tint his talents
reﬂected the greatest lu lrc on himself, and
)}NV YORK, .S'eþt. 24.
The sss 'sisailing hrig \Vheeler lest Lon
don on dulh OfA-Ugust, in great hascc,
for Ncwdrk , as her deparcure was im
mediateﬂsief the leecipt of the ]:rench
patchcc Mr. Pinkney, our minister ac
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8th5' Dutch journals to thcl ,
Parts Papers to the 12th arc: also rccctvcdss
There appears to be little doubt that ﬄss
Russians have been defeated by the 'l'urks,
& variety of accounts, from diﬀccent qss-ss'
ters, COncurring in that statemmt; but 01}
cztcnt of the loss which they sustained "
variously cstimamd.
The king of Dcnmark has d
sets a candidate for the Succession to
Swedish throne.
_ The late king of chdcn armed at LPFP'
me On the: let ult. and from thence,
a ShOsl stay, proceeded on his way to Bcs'
lin. It is sumoct-cd in the (icrman pain.")
that he intended to proceed to the Balﬄ'
His Progrcss in that direction, on a sudch*
and at the moment of a criticaljuncmrc 1"
the assairs- of chdcn, is altogethcr uns'si'
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co'untable.
Many intelligent
sei'ltsilcn: in London, are of opinion,
ncutral rights of their fiag will in future
"cozﬂsscd by France, and they concuro
T] _ , ["ere-53): Office, Act'lgust 13.
, ssc kmg tsitaz been pleased to cuusc ltEO
ueumgucd by the marquis Wss-licslcy, .si -
prtnupal SCCFCIRFJ'Ot'ssiatc i'sizr i'sn'cign 21"
tatrs, to the ministers ci friendly and nru'
tra! powers residing at this court, that the
necessary measures have been tusi-zn for th:
hlockadc of the canal os Corg'u, and th'sill
h'siOﬂ] this time all (he; measures ;xuthossibt
by the laws of nations, and rcspc-thVc: trC'J'
ues between his majesty and mutual P'>W'
ers, Will be adopted and executcd with sc
Spcct to all vessels which may attcﬄsiissw
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violate said blockade. ....)
Augus! 20 ss
duce. , ,
'I'lsins schemesssswe understand, has hesin
for a long time in contcnsizplctuiun, and i: is
upon that subject that the C'1amber nsCm
merCc have Þcid so many meetings. That
the tradc simrsizld have opened in ths:
manner, w-e had no cssmcepfion till {he (I:
cree appeared. - This is sup,":osz-d to lma
drlach th': empermct'sj-mruey to Hoiiznssct',
but now it is se'ulcd that he will take him!:
partm-c immediately, lo armngc 1h:a;isi.i:3
ofthat cmznnsiy. _
The rclczsc of 32] Amerisqnn prﬀpesirfsiv is ss
talked os, though ws: do not kzuw how {?
credit it ; and it will be a mznccrof much
difficulty, since the salcs have ::Ircady'ac
gun. [( is mentioned that another minister
is to be sent out to the Unitcd Stntcs surthc
purpose of inducing thatcounzry to me."..
ciliacion with France, and to :: war _wr_n
England; but"! apprehend lhzzt [hzsis 13
merely & SpeCuIation, founJsi-d u;101_1ﬄ'5=
proceediugs favorablc to cummcrcc' m usiu
tra! vesssiis. ,
The decree has [noduced a pOWCctsfUI sen
sation here, though indeed the lﬄmssssct
dmies Will act is: a great degree: as a: P'si'ss'm'
bicion ofsithc introduction ul'thc as-uclcs.
have inserted; repents the rumor that
release of Amcricun pmpcny is l'sisl ostissct
new commercizi] system (,f NRPOIcon me
PRLVATE. conmss.sx>oi\nsim_
, PA ng, Ail'q'uctlgct.
The decree you will receive wsi'h lizislsi
ter has been published here, and m'i-sibsi
ronsidCTCd of much importzmcx, BOnsiss-Jsssict
:is couviqced that he cannot du Wilhmssusic
loniul produce ; and that after all his :
hibitions by (lccrcsictsssmd after all his ass,.
tempts to prevent sssis introduction (,). dOusi
niers, it Will' find us way into hiSchir
through the north, if it cannot crtep ;iss;
she south. The consequence ol this has
been, that the northern kingdoms havcdct.
rived all the advantage from me rcvcmt:
they have thus acqussircd by its lidmissim
through this ports, paying dutisi—s at lhtir
custom houses. Bonaparte it at prtssssi-m
known to be in want of money, and he has
no otisiier Means otsi filling his ciilsm, fmp'ird
by the expcnsivc war in Spain, (Ind::
these circumstances, this plan has bcrensi.
slopted for the purpose of rcplcnisi-ing
them. This indulgrncc w: fear must nui
be calculatcd upon for any length of tiznr,
soras soon as the- cmpcmr finds his revenue
sufficientiy increased, which th-y noduubg ct
will be shortly, he may put :ano.her prohibi
iion upon the introduction us coloniui psu- ?
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A ' t ] tt Ictoss'sinoss' 'lflgm 'v'PPsiCﬂ
prn-a e e er rom Psims, Whl'vfsink
SCTVRDK.
.gheFsi—to; or Now the Westesim [shut .
any ofthc articlcs "numCrated in :?- wn-ss
class, including couon, Wle, 8081 si
l-ags, feathers, or hairos an- m" ?th
bc admitted to report and "Her ansnould \
ing subjectto quurmuinsict, ""dcr thesiisibss'
and conditions therein muxtiomd. [run,
directed to transmit to you a dun} t' am
the said order, for the insonsisictssisisi ctf 'os
merchants concerned in the: li'zzdc (Sling
from the: continenc of Amcricsisi and
lﬂm. m, your man obctnsi-m humble
German papcrs arrived last
filth lnst. nsisr
S'I'EPHEN co-pssimsissct,
Amcrican marchnt
that!
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eclared him
night to lsi'sict
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