Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-13 00:00:00, page 2

well Let,
' "" . dqfcndanu,
The desendantsi, Wm. S. Gantt,
wot having entered his appear-me!: end given
'sccurity according to the not of assembly And
: sithe rules of this court, and it appearing to the
ctutisfaction of the court, upon affidavit, that
sit pi-l'dsicsssa ent Wm. S. Guntt, is not an
inhabitant o is district : on mation of the
said Complain-ent by his counsel, it is or
dered, that the said (lel'elulant W'm. S. (imtt,
do appear here on the first day of next term-,
and enter his appearance to the suit and give
secudty for performing the (itxree ofthe
court, and that the other defend-(int Ludwclt
'Lee, do not pay away, convey or secrete
the debts by him owing to, or the estate or
eﬀects in his hands belonging to the said ab.
-ent dcfcndant Wm. S. Gantt, until the for
ther order or decrce of the court, and that a
copy of this order be forthwith published for
Uvo mouths successit'ely, in one of the public
newspapers published in this connty, and that
another copy be posted at the front door of
the court house of said county.
A copy—Ten,
G. Dcncale, c. c.
Jan. 18, law?:
' Nichoh not havtngen'md his appearance and
given security, according to the (et of enem—
bly and the rule: of this count, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction ofthe court upon affidg.
rit thzt the said tlcfcndant, Anty. E. Nicholu,
is not an ln'nbitant of this district, on motion
oftho nid complainant, by his counul, it
is ordered, that the cold desendant Anty. E.
Nicholo, do appear here on the first day of
muttcrm, and enter M- appearance to the
wit and give teem-{ty for performing the deo'
one of tho court md the the other defend.
at Cnlcb Bind- do do! my any, convey,
or ner-to the debu by him owing to, or tho
out. or ofectl in hie hind! helm-in to an
aid-hunt defendlnt Antys B.Ntch until
m further ordoror d'ecree of the court. ad
all! \ copy of thh order be forthwith pubngh.
at] him month- lucre-lively, in one ostho 1
public neu'lpapcrl published in this courtly.
ma am made-copy be Po-ted n': the front
ject am; court home of aid county.
A copy-T.m ,
z— -ct G. Dencalc. c. c
law! 18- _ man ct
.\Villiam S. Cubit and Lud- In Chanccry.
District of Columbia, _
. (lous-ry or Auxuonu—to wit.
Nweuber Tent, uos.
,ssssDaily Came, 6 Dolhm' for mum- —
Cmntrv Gazem, 5 Down.
_ JanJS. . lawzzm ]]
. _ 1
Contct'tlamant,
vs. " In Cbenccry.
Walter D. Brooke', and Chs. ]
1. Catlctt, - Deﬂuxions.) 1
[he dcfcndant Walter D.
Brooke, not having entered' his appearance
and given security, accurding to the set
of essepbly and the rules of this court, and "
nppemng to the satisfaction of the court upon
lshdavit, that the ssitl defendsnt W alter D.
lit-cotte, is not an inhebitant Os thil distrtct 3
("1 motion of the mid complaint-m by
lus counsel, it isqorderectcl thut the suit! desend- '
ent Walter D. Brooke, do appear have on the
first day ut'next term. and enter his eppear.
snce to the suit,:mtl give security for per
lhrtning the decrees of the court, and that the
other _dcsentlsut Clu. !. Cutlett,do not [my
alway, convey or secrete the tlebts by him
ouiug to.or the estate or eﬀects in his hands
belonging to the nitl a'ncnt defend-int. Wal
ter D. Bruulte, until the further order or do
crse of this court, and that . copy of this
order be forthwith published for two mouths
euccessivcly in both of the p:t*1licttewspu
]vers published in this cuunty, and that ano
ther copy be posted at the front tloor of
the court-house of said couuty.
A copy.
Peter Kctemp,
Dish'ict of Columbta,
Court" or Anxcttsnnu, ss.
chembcr Term, 1809.
Henry Gonnell, tom/tlainantn
'08.
sttnCt of Columbta,
Cow-"n' or Auzxumtu,
.Novembcr Term, 1809.
si\\'illam Pmut, comleainant,
against
Anthony F.. Nichull and Ca— ln Chanccry.
- SAMUEL SN.0WDEN,
Royal-own, Alexandria.
Alexandria Daz'ly Gazctte, '
commune AND POLlTlGAL. "
led l'ldnd,
defendum.
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PIMID AND Fllluﬂld I!
The dcscndan't Antbony .E.
summer, .lsiANUARY no
\ ' e
Test.
(}. DENEALE, C. C.
_.—-.- o-o 'Mj
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District of Columbia.
Jacob liossman, corn/:!ainansi]
w.
Juclith Skinner. execntrix of
haue Skinner, cleceaned, & In Chauccry.
the President and Direct
ors of the Monk of Alex
andria, (!cfcndamct,
The defendant .! Ul)l'1'l-l SKlNNER,
executrix of HAACS KlNNER, cleceased.
not having- entered her appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and
the rulcs of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court upon affidavit,that the
said desendant Judith Skiuner is not an in—
habitant of this district—on motion of the
said complain-am by his counsel, it is ordered,
that the said desendant luctdith Skinncr do
appear here on the first day ol'next term, and
enter her appearance to the suit, and give se
curity for performing the decree ol'the cou 't
and that'the other descendants the Presid .t
and Directora of the Bank of Alexandria. do
not pay any, issmv, ,; sect-ate, the dch'f'z
by them owing-top".- the can-to or eﬀects-la heir
hmds, belonging to the said absent dolenclzznt
Judith Skinner, until the further ordf-t or
decree ol'the court, and t'1.-.ss: a copy ostsihic nl*
der be forthwith publi-iirþ for two monk:
; successively, in one of the [:ehiic Moispapcre,
; published in this county am.- that another copy
; be posted at the front door c.:the court house
of said county.
i A Copy—Test,
! ' G. Deneale, 0. c.
: January l.? luw2m
Diitritt of Uolumbia,
COUNTY or ALBXANDR]A.—-t0 wit.
thembcr Term, 1809.
\Vi!liam Newton,
complainant,
\ Acuxsr
ss John Mills, the clder. John
Mills, jun. Thomas Swann,
the President. Directors end
Compuny oi'thc Bank of A
lexandria, Dcnnis Mshartctv
Johnston, Christian llcnri
gle, Bathurst Dangersieid,
William Yeaton, James An
dcraon, Joseph Mil'oum, Ere
Boycr, Benjamin Beden, Fln Chaucer;;
\Vi]liam Hartzhorne, VVilli- ]
am He'rbcrt, Ahx Vietch,
inhabittnt ofthio diatrict—on motion of ch
old cumpleinantby hie counsel, it in order
ed," It the mid dcseudnnt do uppenr here on
the rit day of Juty term next. and en
ssewer the pluintiﬀa' bill. and that . copy of
sthil order he forthwith pubzishcd for two
ssmonth- ;ucceuively in one of the ublic
{camp-pen publilhed in thu countynn that
[another copy be [do-ted et the front door of
the court home of aid county. '
Acopy—Ten,
G. DENEALE', e. .
January 18. ss .}lmsw
Not-embas- (jet-m, 1809.
.larnes Dunlap, James Wilsonq
and Adam Stewart, surviving
partners of Colin Dunlsp &
Son & Compeny, .
eanqtlsinanle,
aoatxssi'r
Bugh Stewart, Charles [. Love
and Humphrey Peake, drf'ty. si : ;.
The defendant, Hugfi Stewart,
not having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearing to me
satisfaction of the court upon affidavit, 'that
the said Hugh Stewart is' not anssss inhabitant
of this district—onsi motion of the said com
said defendant, Hugh Sthasirt, do appear
here on the first day of next term, and enter
his appearance to the suit and give security
for performing the decrce of the court, at that
the other desendants, Charles [. Love and
Humphrey Pcake, do not pay away, convey,
or secrets, the debts by thcm'owinq to, or the
estate or eﬀects in their hands, belonging to
the said absent desendant, until the further
order or decree of this court, and that a
copy of this order be forthwith published
for two mouths successively in one of the
public newspnper-si published in this county,
and that another copy be posted at the l'ront
door of the court house of said county.
A copy—'l'est,
G. Denealc, 0. c.
plainants by their counsel, it is ordered th .tt the ,
fiistrict of Columbia,
cuuassxn or ALaxANontA—to wit.
oncmbcr Term, 1800.
vid-on. not having entered his appearance
and given security uccoru'ingss to the rule
os thin court. md it appearing to the south.
fuction of sithe court thu he isfnot an}
O.."
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January it! law2m
'l'hompeon, executor of John
Foeter, and also. imhvidually,
andthe President, Director-s
and Compeny of the Bank ot'
Patontac unu Wtili-m David
lon, dsifmdanto,
John llusitcrss George Gilpin, -'
\Viliiam RnodcaJodn Wise, * ;sisi
Robert U. Danuphier, James ,- *
Sanderwn, age:-t for Henry *'\
The dcfcndant, Wisliam Da
Counrr or ALsxanoau—to wit: _
A
Po Chanccry 1,
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4.
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DEBA TE
ss siON THE 10er RBSOLU'l'lON
siAþprwing the conduct qf the Executwe
in reldion to the refusal to receive any .
further communication from From-is- sue.
' ozzty insulkd the governmmt, but charged
, was sent and hia 'ZL-ﬂd'dcl after he had ar
)
, firm and d.gn:fi=.-d stand 3 That we should
rcpcl insults and nsipcct ourselves ? Shall
- [an appeal of nations, stand by and see the
si Mr. ]ackaon was? ! hope not, sir.
the whole blame ot-the trnnsacdon on our
own government, because, he says, the ar
' ranctetnentougltt not to have been entered
into, Mr. Erskme not having exhinitesit for
ss that purpose, What is termed in public law, ,
a fill/[power, and the gentleman has reser- !
red to a variety ol" authoritiee to support his
doctrine. [would to my turn, rcter that
gentleman to the declare-tion of Mr. ]aek
son hinnelfto shew thar Mr. E-tsktnc had _
what Was coubttlcred as equlvzlent to 21qu :
power. Say: Mr. ]ackeon—** Never did
( tmesirtnesi, or my nhere attempt to rest the '
right. of :lanvuwai upon tnat custom-tune"!
(th-.- went at be full wet-.) " Hts "using-;
ment(Mr. I:.sskme :) would nevertheless
have been rattsied had not the imtructrom,
which m (Me care (not the place of a jull
power, been t'tolatid." Here is it direct
retugnitlon that Mr. Ereltitte had what w-s si
tuntemount to ! full power—and indeed the
government es (.nsit-at Bntaiu net-er object
ed to the arrangement on the ground that
that gentlt man had not power to negneiate.
It newer has been denied. and the diet-vow
nlhes always been rested on an elledged
departure lrom instructions, which in lace
nunnte the power to treat.
A. to the nbeervetlons of the gentleman
from New Yorlt, (Mr. Em-ztt) though it is
fer [tom my purpose and indeed very un
necessary, to emlesvor to follow him thro'
them: [think itproper to take notice of
one remerk made by that gentlem. He
perceives in the eorrespondenee between
the aeeretery of stete and Mr. ]ecklon,
what ] nm atterly unable to perceive, : dil
poeitlon on the part of our govern-ent on
ss which he founde the thqrge of hnstlljty n- :
10 Mr. Smith's letter to Mr. ]nc-kson of
the lst of Nov. he intimate: to Mr. jack
aon that : language implying such : know
led ge on the part of the Americm govern
ment wn altogether inajmiesible. What
is Mr. jack-an': reply in hillettrr as the
4th of Nov. whiqssh is the last communica
tion that proper less-respect on the part of
the American government would permit it
to receive irom him? After again int-inu
ating that our government had : knowledge
of Mr. Erslt'mc's instructions, he aye,
" That any thing therein (in his sht'mt'l' let
ter) contained may he irrclevant to the sub
ject, it is of course competent to wu to en
deavor to thew ; and as (at na yoh meet,-.d
in no doing. to far will my argumc-nt lose
oi'its vaiidity; but as to the prnpriety at
my allusions, you must allnw me to ac
' ( ...ssb.
'ss_' si vsi —---—,-.-——_
si CONGRESS._
.. house OF REPRE-SENTA Tsssies.
knowledge only the decision olss my own
sovereign. whose command. 1 obey, and
to whom alone l can cnnuid- 7 myself re
nponaible." ln speaking of the prnpriety
of his qllnsions, hz- acknowledgce that he
had made them, and does not deny that
they are of the character ascribed to them.
This insolent letter il concluded by ex
pressions ton plain for my mincnnceptinn
whateter. He says, " l have carefully
avoided drawing conclusiuns which did not
meeuarily follow from the premises ad
vanced by me, and last of all should ] think
of uttering an insinuntion where I tus nn
and the resutatiun of them on the other, Þi
it with on: of the fouleat crimu—wish dj
rect falsehood. _ .
if the circumstances under' which-In
in the chair—
[Mn GhQ/san'h speech csionc'micd. !
fact recognises the insinuation imputed to
him, and say: he would not hnve made it
if he could no: have substan'iated it. Col
lecting all his insinuations on the one hand
rived here siWere cuch ;:s : have described,
I ask it the occu-ssmn does not require that
the Amrrican gown-tinual should take a
draw the conclusion that Mr. jaekeon not '
the authority to whom only is entrusted the
most soiemn act of government which (I.
be performed, the ac: of deeiding on the
executivc imulted. by an- cxmssarv, such as
able to subatnntiate a fact." He here in si
The gentleman from Connecticut (Mr.
Dana ) seem} to hasiive endeut'ored to throw
jay:-bean.
[CONTINUEIL]
lo committee of the whole Mr. 'BASSlT
Tuunlnn, December 21; _
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I
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' si si-e'nd-sctdhshcnazsisisisi
i . si'sssssishoct'm dllpqsi.
' ct - ' _ wsifhm witness-4
miss 'sictﬂrto! sithe -A enctffiossg'wssermt
"onH"K1@-grea;eet forbear-nice; and ! b;.
li.-eve it fine-Unyebeen their earnest wis,
mount-ge- trea'ty with 'GrCnt Brimu ,,
ss fair till! 'resiciproetlv terms.
Sir, l'coneider the present no (me so,
the causeless crimination at" our own gu
vernment, and much lers is it a time, for
to countenance any other. We ehould disi
ss carddomeetie disserenees and party zp'sssi
ss which, at : juncture like this, may be sin,.
; nati-ous to our country- !! we ditl'er anon..
si ourselves, in the name of God let us um:
sij again-t shreign aggremon and torelgum.
I cult." it is admitted by gentlemen on m.
, other side, that both Britasim and Framsi
! have done us wrong. ] s so, why not tum-;
? against the one as well as the other? ,f
i eontluctlike thin must produce the happz.
est consequence-s. is any thing like unioss
is discovered against inault and injury,\
believe in God it would not be long ere in
were met on reciprornl term: of amitysi.
Sir, for my country ! only deoine the rule
of right. That we muet obtain. [( it l]
thought I with eny climter to best] the
British nation, ! am mieundentood- lain
willing that Britain ehould he greut, heppv
anfl prosperous. [should view her (low.;
l'all an an inauspieiout event-qomquenm
might letult from it which ! will not w.
dertulte to entimate- but ! hope tnat tw
expect-tion net-er will he encouraged fro...
this hall, that Great Britlin can or will te
receiv- any terme from no other than on...
as are fair, hotwrulile and recipmcal.
The terms which have been oﬀered tout
nre not of that kind. ] eubmit it to gutte
men': own deciuion. \Ve have lot,; upc
rienqt-d injustice, and if we are oniy tap.
bie of beiu firm to our purpose an.l Mint
ing to to tge principle: 'of neutrailssctv Wtiitil
have hitherto guided the council: on;-t.
country, and eepecially th'-enlightened pu
licy of the executive departtncnt, w; it.-A
no doubt obtain juetiee; ,
ln every view therefore it nppnre to me
that the reeoltnion from the dcll'dlc not omy
_ is eupported by the correepondeuce into be
fore us, but is rendered pecui'mdy impor
* tant by the occasion. _ The appcal made by
ss Mr. jack-on lrom the ent-entire, from the
organ with which alone : foreign minitttr
can have communication to the'cteopie, so
: trtb hid Mctemot'pm'pum
c-ti'sissf' Juyce to the arguments m
s-Wctsi _ men:-4 on ourpute. " ! hope
is " 4 ' add, fulfil-:?" will-belinndon
.rd , _ m" But jueticc which Am
!nhndlng to lpply for . poem, in and!
h seen for cxnnimuou at prevent.
Decemhor II. on!!!
o/ Alclxandril.
lnvuncr. Ounce, am Dec. "0!
THE Stockholdcn )n-lcthb untiuuion !"
hereby notified, that lli old-tum of 11 teen di
wcton. All be hold it the. court house in A
lenndrh, on Hand-, on um ally of him
on one. coming.
' ly order, '
LB .NiCKo'lls. Scc'rj
' .. Kt'tlﬂhlsh
b' Mr. Did-, of Rkhmon'd. w!!! lond
the above drunken : In thy-p. tom I
not a IN "ib as un.
Ncsw Tomh Extractor.
Tchbm-ibcr hnsi eﬀected 'xus Improve
mcnt mue in umenc for extncﬂng teeth
by unwit-9: opcrgition ]: rendend cow 'r-P
. ful. and more case, than by the
si and-m ssh-n "s'a-n.
month- un as m'u imm
on due-at Bmﬀ's P-un'
Mine ssVill apply) the juv had no no 'N
stance been injured, not the sum lorn (urb
cecatccl. )
Pcraonl who chm it, attended at their
home: u unul . Apply lower eld of Prince
IU'QOC (0
Ch: Douglas.
Me to be cant-nued.)
Wjsirfisi'fctct'ﬄm
" ___ *.* llC Sole.
" si My of I deed. of trutt
. ctjs w doctor the purpose o!
ct of certain dtsibtllo Wu'
_ , ving adminietrator os Cu
w "deemed, and to ijam
Me, sinfiipser et puniie uIQ', for ash,
on thy "is Mateh but, at the fruit
door si show-house, in Fairfux count).
: TRct ' 0! LAND, in the taid count),
ducfiddssﬂj ctdeed an daunted on ()ccoquae
Greek; \ _ , _ to the tom—. osColeheMo
' _ ssthe said Sunne! Barley by bin
fame: M Bailry—wssppooed to contain
four hunsi _' dere-. , 5'
.. ;,- mas Harnsonsiymct
w
83- Marine [ry/wane: .Companv
r—w—v—fiss
' {He ]. Taylor,
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