Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-02-22 00:00:00, page 3

nct Cow'ier' oe la Louisisne contains
' _oshis excellencg Governor Clai- _
Hoste the legislatere of Orleans, from
the following is extracted: ?
"JYo-n are apprised, gentleness, that a '
was. derable number of the former inhn- _
bitams of St. Dominzssi, being driven from
that island by a horrible revolntion, Were -
permitted byth:Spnnish authorizies to settle '.
and improve the l'orests_os Cubo- silt has
been represented that those people Were
beginning to enioy that plenty & .cnntcnt- -
llsslenesisshhich honest industry seldom fails :
nequiringsi'when in consequence of another -
revolution, the Spanish government deem
expedient to order them to depart,
oil Msisisiscek nn ss_\lnm for themselves and
fliuilies dsewheie than in the diminions of
'Ipnin Or of her nllies. Many of these un
ctupctpy exiles have sought a refuge within
shesilimits of the United Statcs, where no
tyranny either civil or religious exist ;—'- .
sithe-se the unfortunate find friends, had =
the laws gunrantee felicity. it remains to :
be seen how for such, as may wish a px: r- :
innnunt residtnce, lh'tii prove wertny m m
lien'os our society ;-—But motives ol gia
titude (the strongzsc intentive to virtuous !
winds) must create an attachment for a
country, that-has so generally reCeieed
them, and will also ( trust, sccure their si
delity to a government, under whose aus
ctpices they nuw enjoy in common with our
"own eitizens, peace and safety. A return
ofictthe number and of the- scveral descrip
wsis of persons, includmg Whites, people-.
oseolor and slaves, arrising at the port of
New-Orleans in the course of last year
m llu island Os Cuba, shall he laid be
"so— you, neck.-messaniedto with further and
Pin portion-lar infiiruutiod' upon this sub
if":
-_ _** Thepcople of this commonweahh, be '
lieving it to be the indisziennole duty of
the nate! to contribute to the exigrnues of
the union, have ssbeen-aceustom d to consi
der it a: : reciprocal duty of the gvmral
memwtpto-provide for the common
defence, and knowing-that-the -U. S Mrs
enniu the moot ample military and nwctl
'repourcn—and considering lite immm m
danger: which threaten. we cannot lzw ox
yre'n the deepen- conccrn, that our si-x'si- n
jivefroutirra are no desencelees—au-i iii.-t
our nawai force is to uztei'ly incumpc-tcm to
the purpose: of national security—am] un
hecoming the just claims end the-dognaty 0!
our country. in this alanmng simctut-n us
our public l'ﬀsiiil, our sifmmeu'mte ruliancc
must be on the militia of the state-, and we
lnm'e your excellency, that '* to rous/er
, to say the lean, our jsre't resom'cr jor
_e. a: eﬀl'cient as possible." m.- (Unti
aehsid'hcte, " no"! merely (lie dit'slllf of pru
ctim'. but the imperioue call of (: "(sex-tity.
inspect-ed by.;ircumetcnces, over which, we
may have no COMFGUL" "
_ " sict 'ttts Swoln—The following
'Hn mrm from the answer of the Mas
mhueettj Senate to the govunor's speech :
The policy of the U. States wu pen-e—
To preten'e thie blessing, it became occu
on! not only to delecd the righte of neu
t it;, but to respect the righte of the bel
i rent;. 's he federal ndministration did
not, originally, rest I:]lldsit'd with uppeals
to the:þ rea'eon only of the great power: at
war—but made ndcquate provision, and
' Innnisuted : (leterminacion to maintain the
sight; of their country by the sword-—
Hence resulted n nue os national glory,
and of uncxampled prosperity.
neutral righte—burn netttral po-sening- the
means of resisunce, and yet acquiescing
in each aggrenions of the one party to tne
ver, as would justisy measures ol retalia
lion by the other, man be consideied as
having abandoned or lcrfeiced' its neutralss
position and privilege:- - The people of thi
ltnte will mpport with \their occasion-ed
no" u'd promptitude. the nice-um ne
eeuary told:-tain an honest noucnlity—
even is they _ ssinvolre nju'n, but-e
::siuy der—Maid: & war oilyctwillwc
w '
dent to colliaiooe betWeen belligerents and ,
of : ncutral nation to submit to the incon
t-enicnciee and privatious necessarily inci
" lt would unquestionnbly be the pnlisy '
-.-_M-O—P-_-— \-___ . --._- .__ '— , -.,-*—-., .
in opinion. 'that" in the ".
cuts-reign relations, it \ - ,,
in,-"me 0] dclmian to kiss er'* si
probabk. " \Ve are obliged sum s si-- ' ss
clarsie our apprehension that this wtii' will
inevitably lend to an alliance, which would
be the prenge of dentruction ; mat this war
is menaced inn : nation, which oppose
the on!) ssbar Its to the necessit) of an im
medinte conflict with the tremmdous pow
er and dcapotism ol France, which had
Illtacly uvcrwhclmed the iibertics of the
old WO ld *
" And when it shall appear that the ad
mtnintration of the 'gcnrml government
pursue apolic) towards he great hellige
rent [)OW'I'S, which are ms to conceal and
palliutc: the wrongs and insults of the one,
andto magnisy the injuries and diet—olor
the vitws oi'the other; to submit to the
cruel aggressiem of the. one, committed in
contempt and !. iolation both of many and
public law, andto refuse to accept from
the other part), reputation for unauthuris
ed injur), md prussrrs of adjusmicm that
might be reasonable andjuct, the prtvplc of
this commonwcalth will'considcr it " (: du
ty too imprrativr to be neg'lr'r/ed, to exer
cise al/Lonmmtiwml means, eft/ler to pre
cult ampeudn . calmnitirs, or to ]vre/siarc to
meet Mcnt'ssn jbuomingsi man.'sszcr.
...ss. wsi._.__.
Fongn/s e] t/icte Umssfgd State;.
HUL'S- (n- [am-m brLNTA ( lVlZS,
\V£t).\'£su-\Y. ["rbruary 21. -
['l'chm jsir the: Atct'c*.t*(uzt1rza Guzettsin]
ﬂr'r. ctVc-vton from the cntnmittee of com- .
-m-.stsie and munusacturrs, made two re
port-, nnsi tm th' petition of George Arm
t'ut'd and Lo. of Philsidvipniass th'. ()til- r on
the petition of W. W'. W'eymsim, of Rich—
montl--:!1e reports were savorable to the
pcttzioncrs and wire referred to a com
miatee Psthe nholr on Fridny.
Mr. P. B. Porter pressinted the petition '
of sundty inhabitants of the rottnty of Ni'i
ag-cttr'u, in the state of NeW-Yna k. putting "
for a'ltrw Collection dthlrtct. Referrrd to ct
the committec ofcuntmerce'and manusac
runs. .
Stmdry otherctprivatc petitions and re
port: on petition: were presented and re
lsie'rrcd
A note from Mr. Edward Livingston,
was rud'by the speaker. in which Mr. L.
rcqmsts a Spetdy dccuion on his title 19
the bzntu-e. - si _
ﬂsr. szb nﬀ-red two resol'utions respect-.
ing the hatltlst. The following is the sub
stanfc- us rh-- 'c's sin.-ons : 'snsitt (he. intrr-T
eat ul th.- Untttu St.-tes in \h( lntttur'e, he
cedc-l t.) tnsi- cmporatiun tsil the citt us N.
()rlesitnsi, so far as U) enable lhc's t(i(()r'-u—
r'ttiun to defend said claimagainst the that".
oi any individual or indivnduetis ; and into
claw shall be presented to-essect in the
tss-rm at years, then the said
ba ture shall shrew-r- lay open as a pubhz.
htgntvay tsiur the use of the United-States,
and th ctctzens of Nnv Orleans. -It was
nisi-ted ttI r- ter the rtsulttttuus to the corn
tmttt-t ufthe whole on the subjectsi ofthc
b-Kl'. Uh . -
Mr. Ganfim'er was ngqimt' the reference,
a. w ..s Men—na Poindrxler and other..
she qsiU'SUUD on the rtierrcnce Was tak
en don-I - ": tr-i. 5610 38.
Mr. :.si'ussst'y. .ttt. r ttsictnt- presatory obser
v.u.-mss, .. w ill n he ltntvd that the record
ut tn r \o.uti'nt were in 4 c-ontnaed and
Put-ning s...t, usscrt-d titss t'atluwtng rew
Junon:
Rue,/ved. That a cummntee he appointed
to enq no two th euttt—ct us the antltn. pub
lic t'rtm'ti: and met-We! of tn. U. State.,
with authority to Llltlu're wit-th l' any. and
when pmvtsmn ought to be no.-ti- With te
lpe ct to them, and that they have leave to
report 'w hill or Otherwict. -
Air. Gold, from the commitcee appointtd
10 enquire into the boundctrirs m public
lands at Went Pntnt, reported : bill au
then-ing the appointment ot tomminion
ers to settle susin boundaries mtn the ad
On motion of Mr. Nemonthe-houu!
went into committec' of the whole on the"!
bill to deprive Vt'SSClI ol their Anerican'
Lclurpcteryhunading under : licomc from
any. (mixt: prince or lovcrcip. Mr.
Retina: in the chair- . ,- -
joining pruprietors. '
The bill making appropriations for thli
soppnrt of government ueiag returned from
the Senate, with amettdinents; the said a- ,
mendments Were resiid, and referred to a
committee of the whole house. si
The following time were read : third
time and passed.
The bill making appropriutinns for the
luppmt of th: nsiwy ot the U. S.
The biil making approctzriatinn: for the
zupport of the military csublishment of
the United States. -'
The sibill providing for taking the third}
cenius of the United State-.
., . ?. G.' Marstcllcr. "
si Infinity-3)! , si I]!
AN ACT 7
To paresithe fao't any: of Was/tingkm :
and other street:.
Sfc. 1; Be it matted by the Common
Came-"1 of Alexandria, That the Sup. un
tendant tii Policr du. at". mon as the'lllle'of
the weather will permit, proceed in regulate
:tnd pavc six so.-et wide us he- sun: w;y on
W'ashington Strect betttt ti Queen and
_Oionvku stt't-ets, 1".le : x;- nt :- ul the pru
pi'ietors visithss- giciunt! sin eztt-h Side us the
said street ; and to that it him to perform
this (itltssv, it is further etisissc (I, that hen,-)").
cced wi.hr>ut drllay. to .tsct-rt.ttii'the prepar
tion each propisitetor of th- mul gititintl is
bound to pay. uhirh proput'tion-shctll ti - the
snmeghatis directed he the pr-si- ent pin-ing
law for the pnvinsi; oi sziutwiys to be ptil
by the proprirtoz's on 'pavt-d street—i. ;iisii'd si
that the amnum (h-rentsi he put into the ;
hands of the collector hv the superinttnd- ]
ani of pt—tisitce, um) is'hercbsiv directed to
proceed Without dclzty to coilect the same
from the [:rop-ictuisss, and if the said. pro.
prsiu tors shall not pay th:- sume within two
Wt'tkl from the time of the demand by the ss_
collector, it shall be the duty of the said !
colla-ctor to proceed to cullctt the same by ]
distrsiss and salt: of the goods of such of"
the eatd pi'uprietors ne .sshnll he in dctfmtlt. i
Sec. 2 And be itjizrtlit-r matted. That si
whercs'er two third; as the prupricton of .
the ground on any squztte, or side of a l
square, on any of the tie;paved-streetszsifufl
apply to have th-si saint: grave" (! orsipnvtd,
that it shall be done at the cSXp:UCe of the
said pi'nprtetnicts on said square, us side (is
said equare, and the tnxct' coliected as sin
dtreCted by the sifst tention (is this'.n:t.
siSec. 3. Be itfurthe'r enaczetl, That this
act shall commence and be in some from '
and aftbsidwpasiug-xhefeus. -- lsi
ctl'asaed-in'Council, Fehnmry 16. 1'810.
-l*iU(}'H SMU H.
_ 'Pressdunt (".-C.
Approved Feh. 17,"1810. ,
WlLLlAM HERBERT, *
Alas/or.
Pub'lzc Salc,
"On SATURDAY next, me And inmmtct 1}
eleven o*clock. in the morning. vill be
"lolsl. at the Note oflhc ble JAMES BA—
COV, (been-am...
All the Stock m Trade of the
said dccea-ed cbnsining of Ram. dugan. ?
Tulfissfinn. &c. -&0. . "
7 _ By order of the odmiliinnmﬂ. H
ters : scau ss-' - 'eﬂcrr. hviry escnion
will be used to acw'mmc date she and-cleft
and !! u ill conzrlbme- mm h to their accom
m0dutim1to be seatcd during du- mation,
as the mode 6! standing on ihe: sum her)
nmch obstruczs the tion and hear .ngq
j'o/m Stewart,
jo/m join-ton, -'
The tirt tion for the'lst Wtrtl to he had
at the house of ]eremiah chilc. Union
street—For the 2d Ward at the Cuuncil
Chamber—For the Zd Wctrsid at john1
Hodgkin's tavern, and the 4th Wcttrd at the '
house of Mr. Hutchen'a, corner of Duke
and St. Asaph street!
thracþfrom the minutes,
The yeas and naya on the sum! pasug
of the above bill were as !c-ilows :
YEAS—Messrl. Prestm, M'Kiiight
Butcher, Hurbtrt,'Hchs, Lee, N- wcttun,
Dean, and Riiodes. _ _
NAY.--'\1 ssrs. Lawr'ason, Bi'KeMlc
Sutton and Andsi-rsnn.
t --:®:-——— ( '
silN common cuUNCtL s
Felsiruary 10, 1-810.
()RDEKZD. That the lull-ming per-um
be appointed cummissiontrs t'm' sttprrsitn- 4
tendrng thc elf,-ctions to be ht-ld in the dis
serent wards of the town. on "hind-3- the
6th dctt of March next, for the {in-{told (is
eiecting int-sithen of the Common Cowcil"
for the evtsttint: year. (
Charles .Wmsse', ,
[th'/sure! H'dgþtman} fer msitzm-ss
. -- f'ssgnejsiy ip the Third
wsit ' ._. ss 'ssdssy ,gi'apsiurc sosinhe militi-si
tis, and th . * 7 illnpcup thd thoircl'.ss
"M.! . .-'.-..m—M\ isi
'- M * _<**_--.* s-P
Attest—ADAM LYNN, C.' C.
Sumuel n'as/ler,
William lirybum, '_
1) 'ss2iu-\' Ramsay. } ,
f/alm Term!- !d do. 9
Wmtam S . Moon,
dom/tum Faw, '}
[sone/th S-mfh, ' Bd do.
Flame-3 measdn,
} 4!!! 80.
" : þm m_- Rosial n;
-_ al suits; lhe thmg-ss
. ' fj - dy.-he ' Men-do"??? Þﬂsisi
" "- sithe fight- -- "n'i 4 ss
ADAM L-YNN, c. c.
si'si
".
myzct (m Man-ash- . T
pmssrdt ct siss '
well midnight '
QGIﬂ—shen el'e' - ], .,
one ofMliitec " -- ?
a good kil'cbcn, lad si*
building 32 see: 14 _
iher :.oirded holiness-si , (si
to.-ned imnfidnþlypp t si? ' 'fssscts .},
an excellent send-sore J'uctyct si ' '
K'PC-rl'y, ofCedurGrdss - ' 'ss " -
lbi.—. pmpen), will on appfiea. \
any pen non desicous ospurcbmii
i will .ziso cell that ral - '.
known by the name of Mch-qy' 'si
the Petumac river. ebout 20 __
George-'lown-n-this island.; - _
'oi um,-e hundned nonce, the 80 '_
quality to any land in the we — " :L- - . -
and is surpassed by none for nictlsiiasssh ka:
ior house and lhip buiidi! I, oniysi
nue-s ere cleared A for her dc'
deemed unneccszny as it in.. pre
any "no" wanting lo siphrehelc ful-kid)! iii
Mr James mid-..iefocta, who :ivh HLMK'
'i land,- -wz:l shew it on applwonss WEFE
abow dexc ibed land: a smitbltglh
sidte. b'y older oititcexeoutOr " "if ,
ALL those Who hsissna dld 'tinsss .. ss ..siss',
kciiic> or [in War-e, m' (he Posse _. ._
aforc ..ctith. '\1* Man-mdecetieedsirc . . .
Cd t'- CUML (Of Wdrd Hand lawn,, (he . ss .:
'a-nd take them away, dl'shtyﬂ win [& .!M ?:
the yruperty of me duce-ned. ' si 5; , .
-___dct
Twenty Doiiats Ram. si-ss ct* 'sisi
w—As STOLSN sismn the momil-cri
liable, in tn'u town, on Sunday :: si
the lBth inn-m, e light SORREE;
with lions; and !"ng hwmsi "
en made,- and nail nearly os-the m "13
but not so white. ?shis horse u sup ppoeellix;
he about 14 or [4 and hail hande high,:ﬂ '
6 or 7 years old—he is compact, remn'kalsib'
for the eitceliense of his suits, carries hie
head rather low and a good toil though nei
tum isik 'd nor bob'd—"rnu artisit iel marke rect- ,
concuect—he may now e_ter he easilv know-t
'y an CK mzination of his eyes which wiil
sh. w ths-t he hee l-eeu rceentiy cut for the
honk , &: .d by : txick of starting and turning
luunti When he meets another horse. 'lbe
above reward will he giton so: the horse and
thief, and "'lEN DULLARS with lii tence
uble churgee for the horse alone
ume, in the count! of M
: ete of Virginie.
' 'l he :bove tree-Ne! lend weren me,
'the state of Virginie, to .]th "then by th!—
eevcrul potent: containing keeper-died, a.
thousand eesee. end bearing date on the In:
day of October, 1784, which him he been"
since duly conveyed to the-laid Willi
iiodgeen by deed dated Qd of Augnet, is",
Edmund ]. Lcc. Tnssrsie. _
NOV 270
.;3- The editore arm Fe-smsil amia
cen and Motion-] intelligeneer, will pu' did —
this edve die-tlemen and their w .
this office .
Thus-Any the na inn.—wan? , mind-si
"sarv of the birth of shect [an Qf (99?
{Pubhcct Salc. ,
Tii-B tubecriher, by virtue es e deed-o!
true! to him h'om Mr. William [ledgeon-det.
ed on the iOth do)! of November, in- -thc yMcer
John Hopkine—Wi on ! RiDltY, the "?
let-a. for the pursiloee oi' indemniiyingM
Adril next. it! the hour of well. unlock}!
that day it Mr; is not, on the next seir dee
et the Mind hour. proceed to eeil. etsi the
comt- house,-in. Alexandria et. public ene
tion, te the highest hidden sssorreuiy, money
three thou-end eeree of LAND. limit.
the left fork of His hands ,Creck,v
so! i on applicalion to the eubseriberzgsiffit ;
in George 'l own-.
'Public sate-x- _ .,
On Ftiday next, the 23d sh'ess __ si _ si' -
at the dwening i.:'msc oi- ' si" '
ticccztscd on ianlux ailed,
cstate of the said decea-e'
plcte uniform; ss_ si. _ ., 13;
The Osicon uc-Jss'd-tf' .
qucsud to Mind-Ass _
WAumw-rox, the vo , .. . ct'." si
made in! the Court - ' ct "Lip-t"
day at llcto'dogk in ligss si: , I);—
"um-" si-ss WRZWMHZ 'ss '9
sisifctct Fss ::':si-.sisi.si';' si'ssct
- 1 fill cell me PWTATIQ
shewing-thinner TN:: lidKsi
ofVicgip-q'm ] mMAsili me
Househa/d 'lsi'ursst'tme', ?
inn'd Was, at the time of the {Man for I—
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siFebxsiuary- 23.
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