Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-06-09 00:00:00, page 3

muin degree it to proper and necessary ; "
but who does not know that it is among our
weaknesses? Who has not observed that
.;ssh men of fine sense and strong under
zzandingﬂ scel disgusted and uneasy is by a
ny means the} unde-barme! from the eppor-ss
mity osdsplnying their dram: in public,
cr receiving aduiation in private? Why
she:: is every moral leemre closed with this
m].- rt-msnk : Do this if you would ple-are,
(Wct'ﬂlw Aye: would- ' and be ad
rirrd- . e can never ope to aee women
tho are educared in the common mode
rhooe minde are formed by such books,
rit-taining consistent characters.
Every friend to socieiy, every advocate
for virtue, should examine-and direct the
jinrxperienct-d eye. that while they gather
ih- honey from thtsc ﬂowery writers, they
may avoid poison.
below Lttts's 'l'anysrd, save a small part sold'
of 22 sect from on St. Assph street, by llB
ieet s inches duck"; and enotber Lot of the
sum-. size .joining the first, on which is re
semd . ground tent of 22 dollsn person.
which ground rent is proposed to The sold
sepsrdte and then the remainder of the
gmund. _
For the Ground Rents note negotisfile "in
ridier of the banks will be taken, with an
approved indorser, pay-ble in 6, 9 and I:
months, with interest thereon. _
For the remainderos the halssquste-which
is on St. Am, VVilhes ad Pitt streets, and
the corner lot by Yost's pomp, one tenth of
_ the puted-se man, will tie-required 'I hand
-—the Mind: in threesieqml anon-Im
ments with interest from the dsy of "let
'He]: is unde to seem-e Jacob-Hoﬂ'tnsn for
hisenetorsernentos censinnotcs st them
of Potolllc- esperdeedoftrusist from \Vil
lists Hernia-ne to the ended-ther for ths:
W- . .
This sate us intended for to dey, hit at ss
agreed to divide the belt" squsre in two lots of
60 feet each, end fourteen of sboutso lest
each, and to uke place onthodsy int above
mentioned. ,
jonah Thompson, Trﬄse
CAUT10.\".—-The public are cautione'd
,guinst : notorious swindlcr and sorger,who
F'LPSidyth name of Thomas tC/zidley, and
who carries With him. either real or forged
rlps's. of his disrharge, as srrjrant -majo'r,
sum his Britsnnic noxjuty's -7-.h ragimem
ot'roys! fusilcers. with testimuniais of his
services, gallantry, wounds and good be
haviour. Chidlcy is upwards oi six feet
high, darwomplcxion, dark short hair, a—
bout SOyt-srs old, : butcher by trade. is s
well loosijng man,-bass scar of about two '
inches on one of cheeks, wh' he says was
by a sword.
if? 33}! at Publzc Venal-ac on the
15tlt of next ment/t,
VALUABLE -LOT OF 'GRUUND-rsi
the corner ofÞ'air sax it Nvssijkes streets,
41 lest 7 inches on Fairsax and 47 feet on
Wiikes street to so siioy of three feet; at
this corner is a pttmp of good Nor known
by the nume-ofsiYost's Putnp.
A-siL 8 0.
'_ HE sad-crim- continues to lend th'
had language at his wenden}: cor
ddl' of Mac- wd Royal simeeu. 14de I".
gentlemen will be mited on at their m
ossibod. .: ouch hours n' they am I]! , !
(Term; of which no, be known-by 09! ""I
iiay 30, _ law."
to him.
John Frignet.
N. B. The Punch (tongue;-(my gin-lind}
the Back!- inn FM,
A
gg' Mumþetnnthtnd{
ct 'ty- .Tcesi M lar! !m dom by
,;bing to si..* God si Lest-'t by im
ssg her ed! amid 0" full": siptlnldltss
,_ 5, making her a due to' fur, not a
. to virtue) But when he tell her the
"had here a! : probattoaer for eternity ;ss
I" me God who created her in iofihitely
. mwtll at losimtcly good that he her
;ctsi her : revelntlon of his will, plain,
.' pk and perfect ;_ that nothing can, 'a
her neglectdf ttt end that to entitle
no the reward Nun-ed to the faithful,
.,sict must be pure m thought word and ac
sictn ; plain common tune alone in neceua.
si- t'.- hrr compfehendmg your instructions.
5 nohlr motive for action is implanted in
þfrmim; she learn. to regulate het feel
i'IZB. as well to her actions ; and is as sear
sJ of sullying the purity of her character
si, christian, in private nin public.
we see ; propemity in. very shall chil
(ss-en to attract attention by the little art: of
dsssz, and by studied atempts to please;
j; is so nntunl that it alway requires re
snictions rather than encouragement. To a J
Half a square of Ground next
From the AVtw for} Gazrtte. s
þ-TULTLON.
(
The next answer we have to make-is, that "
if the true atate of the temper and the indi.
cationa of the intention of the French 30.
vernment hadfbeen diacloeed, as they ought
eobave been,-much, -if-not all, of the pro
perty aacrifieed, would hat e been saved to
the-nation. lnstead, however-, of cndidly
apprizing the merchant: of the extreme
danger-, which beset their eotnmeroe with
'France & her eateltites, they and the whole
eommnnity were deceived by electioneering
stratagem-which repent-My announeed no:
only an harmonious intercourae, but 'a treaty
upclsshe pointos being arranged. We do
met deny, that government may have come
aecteta, which rudence and the auceuash]
management o nﬀaira forbid them torn..
eloee, but they are bound to aictsord to much
light as trill serve the citizent to escape
from imminentdangcn of multitude, and
it in more articularly their duty not to lead
them bl' fold upon those ver dangera by
} repreaenting none to epttss , ercantile aa- si
; gaeity can take care of no interest only
! where the government aeu the part at" a
? faithful junrdian, but if inltead of being ss
ad ' where ruin liea concealed, that (
ruin 'ta covered nd it in afirmed that aasety ;
* it there, the ago-t eat-tiou- and judiciogu ;
Linea they be "med. !- they lure but-. an'
The ﬂferchemtt' been.—Deprived of
every other palliation of their misconduct,
the supportera of the adminietssrntion amrt,
that the seizurea under Cadoresi's letter, is:
a proof os.the wisdom ol the-terrapin ay:
tem. Atnong many deeialve-anawera, it is
auﬂicient to suggeat two: "First, the attac'h
upon the neutral commence-of the 'U. S.
admit of being clearly traeed to the par
tiality and impotency of adminiatration.—
As respecta France, the submissive humili
ty with which her injuries-and indignittes
were received, the unconcealed preference
-ehe'had on all occasions over her rival, and
the activity and euceeu of- the machinationa
of her part'mtna in managing the public
opinion lor which administration encourag
ed antl paid them, lest her no room to doubt
that her proacription of all trode with-C.
'Britain would be no mre reeiated-than any
of her'former outrage-e upon our righte. In
this she was not deceived. siFinding that
the bare reaerve of a right-, at-the-eignature
of the treaty, 'negotiated about the more
time with Great Britain by Meats-. Mon
roe and Pinltney, to retaliate the Berlin
decree, if the American government aub- si
mitted to it, had been the avowed cause of
"its rejection by Mr. 'jeﬀeraon, France 'he
aitated not to carry it rigorously into eﬀect ;
and England, losing the prospect of any
alternative, came to the determinatien of
declaring reciprocally France and her-vanal
states to be equally blocltatled and inacceni
ble to our trade. There is not much-readen
to doubt, that a due degree-of -fii*mnesa ex
hibited on the first encroachmente of-Bonn
parte, would have prevented thepublica
tion of thesiBerlin-decree—; and there is no
question that a proper-reaietance "to it after
it appeared would have—aaved ua the_conse
quencea of its being retaliated. This Vtew
of—theeubject evincea, that the violation of
oureommereial, neutral and national rights,
which'haa gradually encreased to-its pre
tent enormity,-haa been inetigated instead
-of dbviated by She misconduct-of the ex
ecutive. The saeta are far and undeniable,
and the'inferencefrom then: clear and um
voidable
The extraofilinuy fid WMMZ
temionofthef' ejohn Adam-,hil'
en me to : We gtouadedss _ss - ' sssi
that Dan-putte is nbousst to "close the My!
outrsg'esis on our national fighw-MWT
by one'signal let us violence. The'absisio'lnle
sei'tul'e of : national vessel-, mad not trans
ceod in 1 very high degree, the numerous
catalogue of strocities which he has helped
upon this Men-tive nation.— N. T. si Ga- _
The iegisiamre of the state of Conneeti
cut has made some arrangeme nt of their
great national property, the school sond ;_
and the management of it has been commit
ted to the care of the honorable ]ames H ill
house, one of the senators from that state in '
the congress of the United State;. On sc
cepting the office of eomnissioner of the
School Food, Mr. Hilihouse resigned his
seat in the senste. Mr. Hilihouse has been
a member of the national legislature nine
teen yesrs,and It the time of his resignation
was probably one of the oldest members in
either house. That he was one of the ablest
will not be disputed, by those, who are cn- si
pable eﬀorming : just estimate of talents 3
and services. The honorable Samuel W. :
Bone is chosen to succeed Mr. Hillhouse :
in the unite.—N. T. B. Post.
warm-seen.. __-.::£e!:?fr:
MNRDctY, WB ,o ssss
lid—
—
! ".I-M "bow. shsidmctpssh
madean my: pcupon thee-sely osdch
—-and who would be CMW. did not to
pemr consideration: wote their being! brsio'l
to trio]. ' '
! " 2. Chiefs of binds :- civii wan, whom
motive- of gene'ral inn-"ten dike prevent
fim king- brougfit to trio]. '
; " 3. Robben of mail seagmwhqm' the
court: If; not able to condemn, though they
"have a certainty oftlm'r guilt. '
" 4. Men acquainted with nate lected,
hayin'g been employ ed by the polite in so
keign countrieo, and suspectcd of sailing' in
sideluy, but whom' it is nill nmqse to try!
! " :. Subjects of the rede;-un man, who
cannot be put upon tri-i, because their
crime: are either of . political nature, or
have been committed before ther union with
France !"
lN COMMON COUNCTL.
jane hit, 1810. !
' Order-ed, That the But end of Prince
: street be paved according to law, and the
same charged to the propricton, ;
On balloeing for a Prcsident of Common
'Council, in place of Edmtm'd L'Leessmign
ed, ]oacph Dun is duly elected. "
:Ordrred, That William Rhodes and Tho- '
mit Lamnon, with the Pretidentos Coun- ;
cﬂ'bc : committec to attend-Robert [. Tay- ;
lot, and atsiathi to ;dnw an amwcr in 1
Chancery to the bi sof-Harper md Others. _
Extract from the minute-. .
ADAM LYNN,-c.-c.
ss FOR FALE.
- The HOUSES end LOTS ]! the cal-nere!
] Duke md Royal man, let: the pro ny of
3 Ho!-a lum-fy. Aloo, : half nere [. at the
si corner of Cunemn end Henry nmtr—onct
' very liker-lum:
' R' had M. Scou, Truste.
For endilon ofB. In.
Mly 38. n'
For Salt, very low for'Cas/z,
Between ! and 4000 feet refuse PLANI
and SCANTLlNG. Apply, to 7 .. .
Ah! Hilhls.
XL'L person: indebted to me are'request- T'
ed to come forward and settle their accounts,
as no longer indulgence. will be given; and
all persons having any claims against me are
requeated to bring them forward that they
JUST RECEIVED,
.lndfor tale by ulnlhony R/wdea, Prince
_ . Strtct,
15 Gassiks of excellent-New England
CH-EESE.
June 8. A _
]UST RECEIVED,
8 pipes Northern (}in, firstquality.
40 barrel: Runeting Applu.
For cal: by
lo
John -G. 'lL'assdd.
BEL .
]wt Pulblﬄud and for Sal-T
in.-inu- n'ould no manne.
; si_ __ & deeree lie-wet: Within-legend
For Kent,
"'CONV'ENI ENTm—ucry'frame 'vacll
ing Home, sit-nate on Camcron 1an
betjwoen-St. Anpk-md Pin sweet;. Applyt
An he Book—Stones of Robert Gray, Junc
Kumedy, sen- and Cottom & Stemrc.
and at the office ol the Alexandria
Daily Gentle,
....(ntc: lelNTr-tlrl next.!)—
may be settlcd. _
]ohn 'F . Smith.
nzuvnso human no: wnmnc-mx n
cz us of ALBIARDMA,
!?
Roman aoopwz HARPER, me:
um; or ns MEMBBRS,
DN Till
czd FEBRUARY, mo, ?
AND PUILIIBBD If l'l'l OKDZI. __
Fune 7. It -
siMa? ""
A si'PkcuZntqu-sifr by
me.-m ,
"'7'3 c...— ....—
June 9. " ::
- A N
ctORATlON
THE BIRTH OFWMMNN:
Th': {big/'W Many-.
__ "(then in!
Ruma Sffiungs'
for ab
NOTsCE
A.- —
John C. Ladsid. f—
si-c-dp
I
of latea. "
* he principal pan of lhia'vekk has den
: tranalated iron Breech to Engllah, by Ueut. "
"Col. Magdmld, In the "swived hie Britan- "
sick majesty. Col. de had: had not only
L'ME ]!!ng (=: Macdonald'l trill-lation,
but retat pride ct l the ", ' ]i
.which Col M. haa micheigcthia tom-p:
cially his mld-ligne of the French tattle
with the Prnaaian. and the principle. of the
: diﬀerent, nations Whh the Lnglish; became
, thoae vain-ble notes lie sufficient for me]!
comparisonlo end are in point. Col.-De L.
. haa augmented thou hole-. -
The introduction of to]. tie Leeroix' werka
will direct the attention of the young Aenea
cum to the study of learned cttaetica. -tl:e te
-ault of experience, and enable than toohtain
'-the preciaion desirnble in the int-riot. lo!
1hey must be confined that : good officer
forms a good aoldier, end that the experi
-ence usage: ha- demanotrated. that the ani
dier will perform hie duty-cow, when he
is well commanded. '
At the end of the eecend volume es thin
"work, Cel. 'De Lacroi: has added .tbe man-u
' rea of the field artilleny with the insnlitry,
according to the French principle-. -lt into:
necessary -to Anviah man the nium-p
of moving this thundering am with 'the same
sacility and celerity ntlze line. Europe ia
:now contrition! and coeseaae! it. He has ad
-ded Platea, which demonetrate thoae-malcu
was an essential to the great operationauf
war, and which Will eneble officers to execut
situate. lying and being upon the south side
of Prince street and to-thewcstwatd osUnion -
street, and bounded as zsollowsseth, to wit :-.
Begiming "upon Prtnce street at the north
west corner -os a piece of geoutzd granted by
'Georg-e-Gilpin to Michael Madden, 91 feet
to the weatward-of Union street, and running
whence westwardly with Prince street & bind
ing thereupon 24 feet, thence southwardly
with a line parallel to Water—stt'eet-usfeet A
inches, thence eastwardly with a" line par-alle]
to Prince street 20 feet. thence with a- strait; ht
line to the beginning 20 sesset—whichpieee of si
ground was sold and conveyed by Iohn-Ro
bean.-James Lawrason, and Philip G. Mats -
teller unto Abel Willie. and is thepremisue
now in occupation of eaid fifilliso conveyed
by said Willie to Daniel .M'Clcan, in trust
for certain purpoecuherein named.—
DANLEL M'CL-EAN, .Tr-utee.
Iune]. dZW
. Creditore of the home os'blingmn
and M'Gew, formerly of Alexandria,
merchants," are requened to trantmit their
respective cleime duly anthemica'ted to*(-'c9.
'W. Strong, esq. couneellor : law, No ]]C.
Burling Slip, NM'otk. The object ohhie re
quest is to uceruin the entire amopm olnu
claims on the,-aid homedn the-cityd Alex
andria And it: vicinity, es proper-tary to melt.
ing me ,pmpoeition for their 'iiml edjmt
ment. &: it will be ilnprectiable to submit
to the mditore my epecific gin-position, until
:the whole mount of the ddm it lm'own; it
in of meet!-cence that thq Mould all attend
to thi- nottoe; mditishqmltbey winne!
eusser the period for tun-nium: their ec
counte to be protrected beyond the 20!!! dey ss
of hue next.
New sort, Mey LI.—26.
LANDlNG THIS DAY,
From on board the old Abnt'ra, and/5!
tale by the . Her."
30 hhds. Muecovado soon,
ss 89 end J'ble.
PRIME G _EN COFFEE.
' ]cob MM an;
. , Tncker's ! .
' n- Who well;-w Cut/0 for sipd
EÞO' ÞM and torn! sun:.
I. . . si . — _ 'o ,
"them.
Col de Laceoirhas judged -it also expedi
ent to add to this book some new adopted
mmuvree, which hue been ,put in practice
to great advantage in the sacc.os an enemy,
To enhancethe value of this work ie the only ,
mntive could induce him to augmentits-siee.
'Iune 9.
On 8 KTURDAY. the JCth day-of 'Inne, in
vatant, will be enpoacd to eale, -at the Coﬀeo
House in_ Alexandria. between the houre
of twelve and one o'clock. for approved
ender-ed notes at 50 and 90 daye
. Rule-end. , _ '.— 'ct si"l;'_ an'-.
finden-m W Wsssisirshm m
W AW'J—ss. lZQIvaoe-m-qsisiyw
by them" N'Pd'm AMM ;?
ncunea of the [: ss Why. with"
"7* 37 TN:-FW'Mtda-m ta'- _
'"ss sct' ."".si'.si.*-<' ..
& msi & "si ! is! VI./i
* m" '— — i'ctctsi ','si'<ed
..lcn l I,"... 36 cmsilw -
A piece-Warm?! of Ground.
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