Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-09-25 00:00:00, page 2

M'Gilpin,
. Sandy. ss
Charlcy, '
'ShehYa
CIOUGYI
(Jupzain Dash,
Scrjeant Jack,
si Laird Of l{538£\y,
Apie
' Icnin,
.Dtlcovers Holstem L'asue.
Grand March. Procession of knights, (fsi
ccrs, guards, banner bearers, peasants, dwarss
having the giant's clnb and shield. Hacho
the giant in chains, held by four 'squires.
Hardyknute and Una arc exalted upon the
buckler's of the soldiers .; the rest form the
one ; the act concludes.
Act 2rl. Scent- 1. Gotln'c Aþartmcnt.
"Scene 2d. ﬂlagnffirent Hall.
'Fillcd wizh visitors. liunquct tahle on each
- side. Hazrciykcnute & Una seated on a throne
Chctorus, " Strike Minst:e!s strike" ct
-si'Grand Pageant al t/zesaur Stasons.
Each ssseason is preceded by aneppropriate
banner
A CHA'RACTERlSTlC DANCE.
By Mesars. Harris, Drummond and Briers,
ss and Miss Petit, &c &c.
The act closes by the appearance of
The —Wood Dcmon drawnsiby Dragons, he
.ascmds amz'a'st (: sh:wrr psz're.
Ac't 3d. A Crand Cothic Azpartment.
Bedstead hung with tapestry; on either
,ide are tapestry curtains-which conceal the
sun lengths-of Count Ruric and Alexina ; on
in the centre. '
'Sccne zd. A Coihic—Chamber in the
Castlc.
Nymphs, Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Petit, &c &c.
Act ]. Sccne ]. The singe is filled weth
dight ciouds; as they dis.per.—_e_. the guardian
spirit of l-Iolstein is seen descending ; lie ex
tends his spear towards Una, who is sfccping
Þn & ba .k ol'roses. (Teleuiai music walls on
the air—the centrc of the cloud under the
spirit, opens and discovcrs Leolyn chaincd to
a magic calabastic iHar; near him stands
Sangrida, the W'oo Dacmcn. with a biondy
dagger The chc-rus is repeated in the air ;
_the clouds on each side below open and at
1he'tssime, she visiom of Count 'siRuch & Max
na appear; as the clouds revoh'e the wisions
oscight children appear in white. crowned
sswith roses and Foiming— to a wound ': the cho
- tus still continue-—mach charms-*Awake-.'
awoke! The children vanish: Ruric and
Alexinassdiszmpear ; thc clouds dispcrsc and
(Fecm the original manuscnipt of M. G. Lew.
ct is, author of the Cast}: Spectre, &c.)
The scenery designed ana executed by Mr.
Jeﬀerson, assisted by his son Masxer 'l'.
]osserson.
Hardyknute, Connt of Hoistein, Mr. ("one;
Cuelpho, Sxewmd of the (jastle, Mr. Dow
.nie ;, Willikind, his Son, Mr Jcﬂ'mson ; Le
siDiyn," a Dumb Boy, Master Jeﬂsserscn ; Roif,
Mr. Ailen ; (inmdivn Spirit of Holstein, Mr.
-}larris; Sangrida, the \\' cd Daemon, Mr.
L'harnock; Osw-sixy. the Lever of ['na. Mr.
lacobs; Ciotida, Mrs Jcﬂcrscn; L'na, Mrs.
WViimot; Panlina, Miss Pelit; Misimss of
le'mg open, in the centre a magic a'ltar;
on the one side & Brazen Giant mppo'rting
* massy acts" on the other is a grated rock
bearing ! Brazen Calahastic Pillar with Leo
170 YWYGW "7 it by an en ormous chain and
padlock- 'The-scene changes in an instant to
a Hall of the Castle and
s Daily Gazctte, 6 Dolct'ars fer annum.
Couhfry Gazette, 5 Dallars.
:To which wis! be added, a celebrated .Meln
Drame, in 3 acze,
CALLED
the left below is a chimney, with a large fire:
. WILL 13}: Pznronmm,
— A favort'tc COAUC GPLRA, in two atte,
CALLED
the Ceremonies, Mrs. tcymour; Wood;
in the back scene is an iron grated door, -
ctTo coriclude with a Hig/zland Heel, by the
characths, accompanicd by the Bagpipe-s.
ALEXA NDRIA THEATRE.
THE LAST NIGHT THIS SEASOA.
ct0u ] siuesday Evectnz'ng, Seþt. 25,
Law! 53 "shouldest! to be the righxsnl ss
siTHE HIGHLssANssD 'REEL.
Scene 36. A Neeromantic Cavern.
A lamp burningsiis 'suqdended from above ;
sisssssss The (lock has Struck.
"x.-THE VVOOD DAZMON;
Mog-gy Mscsinpin,
JennY,
PKIUTED AKD PUBIJHIISD BY
SAMUELSNOWDEM
lkxandria Daily ,Gazette,
COUMERCIAL :- POLlTlCAL.
TUE'SDA' r, SEPTEMBER 25
Royal-atrcel, Alexandria.
ﬂiif qf Holcm'n:
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si Mr. - Bricks,
Jacobl,
'WVilmot,
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Alien
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L' harnock,
Maccubbin,
Master Jesserson,
Mts. VVﬂmot,
Nrs. beymcur, _
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stroy them. That they were'desitctmimd to
! every thing d<.ne under the direction of the
have no more thirsti, but in future to have
warriors. ]n short, his u-hoie-speech was
, full ol'hostiiitv from beginning to end ; and
si we believe- that the most incredulous of
I any crcdit to the information We have here
those who have hf-retosore refused to attach
si tosore received of the hostile design of this
[consederaccttx and who weresiprcsmt at the
!ddivexy of this spssch, are convinced of
\ their ensior. she governor. in his answer,
contrasted the conduct of. the U.--S. towards
their lndian-neighbors, with the other ci
vihzrd puwets, and proceeded to shnwssthc
justice with which the most insignificant
tribes were treated hy thtm. W'hat he said
had been interpreted in the Shauanee [an'
gunge, end Mr. Barmn was about to ex
plain it to the Putsimvatamits and Miamics,
when Tecumceh spctrangsi upon' his he:. 'with
: number of his warriors, and armed wi'h
n00) could prevail upon the lndianskvho
si'ctd the. [zed-=. 90539. .rssets the!; 74095:
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tetpreter, and declared that what the go
vernor had said was saise. 'TGen. 'Gibson,
who understands the Shawancc language,
and apprehending that some violence was
intended, requested lient. ]ennings to make
2 guard of 12 men, which was at some lit
tle distance, stand to their ar-mssi -As soon
as the guard was brought up, tend the
'Shawanee speech interpreted to the govern
or, he informed Tecumseh that he would
hold no further conference with him, and
that was insolcnt. ?He had previously told
the interpreter that he had 'been informed
""by White men, that the people were equally
ctdivi'ded ; half in favor of his pretcnsions,
and the-other half adhering to thelgovernor, .
and he now repeated it in council. He
said, that " two Americans had paid'hsi'tm a
secret visit, one in the course of last win
broke up the council. _
On the succeeding morning the 'Shawa
nee earnestly requested a further interview
with the governor, andssnpnn his making
an apolngssv for his condurt the day before,
thtnugh the interpreter, his request was
cnmplicdwith. Measures were. however,
taken to prevent any ill eﬀects from his in
solencc. Lest he should have —a body of
his sollowcctts srcreted in the neighhmhood,
ready tojo'tn those who were "with him,two
companies os militiasswere ordered in from
the country, and captain "jones's company
'in thistown, ordered to'parade morning &
evening, and to'keep themselves ready for
action ; the governor and several of "his
'friends also attended t'nc council well arm
ed. Tecnmseh's cbnduct, was Upon this.
occasion, however, very diﬀerent from
what it had'bcen at any previous "meeting;
The cditor has takensssome pains to in
shtm himself of the substance us what has
assed at the councils which have been late
ly holden by governor Hanison, With the
Iodians now in town. - - ct .
Tecumseh, the brother of the celebrated
Prophct, arrived on the 12th inst. accom
panied by about 70 warriors. He came in
consequence ofa message which was lateiy
sent by the governor to'thc Prophet, by
Mr. Barron, in which the governor at
tempted to show him the folly of making
war upon the U. States; that. he was ready
to listen to any grievances of which he had
Lto complain; and particularly, that if he
could show that any other tribc, than those
who were parties to the late treaties, had
-any—just claim to the lands ceded by those
sitreaties,thatthey would be given up. Te'
cumseh occupied the greater. part of several
days in exhibiting his compiaints against
the U. S. But on Monday last he recaoi
tulated all the injuries which the—Indians h'ad
received from the Whites, particularly the
murder of the Moravian-Iudians durin
the revotuttonary war—that ot the ctDela
Ware chief Co-mstock, &c.'&c. and he de.
clared he did not know how he could ever
be friends with them again. 'With tc-spcct
to the lands, he assertcd, that the Great
"Vernor had 'onlv two years more/ to -'
ed them that governor Harrtson had pur
chased the lands without the consent o's go
vernment, and that one half of the .peo e'
'werc-opposed to the purchase ; that the ;o-si
ter. and one Other 'Iately. and had insorm-'
though'firm and intrepctid he said nothing
remain in office, "and if he (the swa- i
war clubs, tomahawks, &c. stopped the in-ss
Spirit had given them as common property
to all the Indians, and that thc-V could not
nor should not be said without the (onst ncss
of all. That all the tribes os Indians Unon
the continent formed but one ' nation; that
is the government would not give up the
lands that Were purchascd from thcctMia.
mies, Delawares, Purawatamies, &c. that
those who Were united with him'wetsie de
termined to sat] upon those tribes end-de.
From the Wesm'n Sun. *
Vmcmsims, Angyst 25, '1810.
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ss it, to cstablish one or two strong poets upon
SHIP 11
Port _0f Alexandrziz.
ENTERED,
Brig Bsary Arm, Davison. Madc'ira, via
Norsjlk--ballas'-—-to James Pattnn.
Columbia, M'Kcnzic, do.—-Winc-—-to
A. C. 'Cazenove and others.
Sloop Rocna, Chadwick, New Bcdsord,
---Plaistcr-—m John G. Ladd.
Alpha, Howlmd, do.-—Sundries—to the
master.
Schr. 'Sally, Emery, Ssiaco—-do.-—to do."
CLEARED,
YSchr. Industry, Mcllus, Cadiz—by Law
raoon and Fowlcss: *
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j quallyso with him; the president he was
- convinced would never allow that the lands
si on the Wabash Were the property of any o
' line, he wished to know whether there
; would he any danger in his proceeding ._...
7 He answered that they (his party) wCre de
; president, and as soon as his answer arriV
s ed he would send it to him, but as a person
The editor has converscd with governor
Harrison, and is happy in being able to as
sure his fullo\v-ci*.izms, that it is the-go
vernor's opinion, that now-izhstanding th
wrong talk of Tecumseh, there is I-siss dan
ger of ansilndinn war than there was some
weeks ago; 'He has every reason to be
]ic-ve that the Prophct's party is leasing
ground, and that assonn as they find that
(he U. S. are determined to take. possession
us (he new-purchase,thcy Wlii give up eve
ry idea of contending for it.
The governor has ordered on :! detach
-mem os troops, consisting of one hundred
:md twc-nty men, which are nowupon the
'Ohio, and which were made sui_j*-cc to his
order by the secretary of war, and it is his
intention, is the government approves os
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" Amcrican'Ciciccu." i
'Trade between siRiga, in Russia, & Ham- !
hurg, is carried on in waggons, by land .... ;
On the 9'sih o/ April last, 30 arrived at the '
latter place (ill of "Russian produce & mer- ;
chandizc ;50 more were to follow immc- ,
diatcly.
sinssn, at NeV-Yorlc, on VVe-dnesciactvi
last, Mr. JAMES CHFETHAM, Editor ofthc 9
Alexandria Daﬂy Gazztte.
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'TUESDAY, SEPT. 25. :
DIED, at his resideﬂcc in Monmouth si
count}, New-Jersey, Gen. IAMEs Cox,
one of \he members of the House of. Re
prcsentatives of the U- S
she VVahash, above this.
ties for that time; that she:? the- governor.
would ctþ'ect'displaced, andsia _ good man _ap
pointedi-in his room, who would restore to 1
the lndians all the lands which had been 5
purchased ofthem. After Tecumseit had !
finished his speech, a Wyandot, a Kicka- ]
poo, a Puttsswatamie, an Ottoway and a
VVineba'go, severally spoke, and declared *
that their tribe had entered into the Shawa- _ss
noc COnsederacy, and would support the
principles laid down by Tecumseh, who
they had appointed their leader.
At the conclusion of the council the go
vernor insormchecumssih that he would
immediately transmit his speeches to the
ther-trihes than those which had occupied
and lived Upon them since the white people
first came in America, and as the "title of
the landslately purchQScd were derived
from those tribes by fair purchase he might
rest assured that the tight of the U. Statcs
would be- supported with the sword.
'Vi'e have always been of opinion that the
roof: deracy which has been formed b} the
Pscxpht-t, was the eﬀect nsBritish intrigue;
and we have ntver doubted that the secret
pgsints of that power, which are known to
cxist in every part of Ametica, hut parti
cularly in the lndian country, gave it all
the countenance in their power. But we
could scai'nsily prevail upon ourselves to
think that any Ameticzzn was engaged in
this nesarir-us project; we fear, however,
that it is but too true, and if the speech
which we understand was made by the
chief of the VVea trihe. to captains ctFioyd
and Whitlock, of the U. S. troops, be cor- ?
rect, we fear that there is some deep laidss
schemc of villainy on shot to alienatc from *
us that hitherto faithful trihe. *
ttt'mined that the old boundary line should
continue, and that the crossing it would he
atttrdcctd with had consequences. The go
ve—inor replies], that since he had been can
did enough to avow this, he would be e
had been appointed to run the houndary
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ZNEWS.
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ss prietors.
Directors
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Ar-sszsic'lc 5. The second election of
shall false place on the first Monday in ]ﬄ-U'
nry, 1812, 'tis-(1 ("sin election carh year there? -
f-ﬄ', on the first Monday in January, 5" du:
town osAlcxandrin. at such ]ulnceand under
Sl'Ch regulalions us the Prc—sirlcnt and Direct
ors for the time beingmay prescribe.
ss drftclc "6. Htockholdcrs shall vnfc 91 9"
c-ccnons sor Directm's by ballntz in pcrsss'sscs
by Pl'OXY, and the numbcros votes lo whir
each shall be entitled, shall be according to
the number of shares he shall hold.
Aftic/e 7. One month previous [0 i'sisih
"election osDircctors, the Cashisi-r shall cause
'0 he made out a correct list Of?" the SlUCk'
holden, Which shall be subject to the inspcsct
non Osany member of this nssnciatkm
Articlc' 8. No person shall be Cligibsstf)
'hold the office osPrcsidcm who is not :: cl
tizen of the Unitcd Statcs, and :: bonasis/f
Stockholdcr to the amoum (: at least "11
thousand dollan.
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disposc osthe money and crcdit oft]
Arttcks Os Association
: Forming a Campam/ oflimz't Pa ,
to establz'slz a Bank within the"!
Alexandria, to be dct'wmffiatedctssffi" ;f
E " KWW." and smzde wanifcst, tt
the spbscrtbers have formed & ( Atwe
ny or limtted Partnet-shjp,
by associate :md agree with
conduct the business in the mamm huff to
ter descrited and SPeCified by mctqshctusisif,
name and style of Ych Prmdcusssi ss ",ls-t
ters qf' she Farmt-rs ljsissct qsxmc knsigu-rtc.
we do hereby .mttluﬂly c0\etta.-ctssss'sisctsisi;\;-td
that the followmg- rules :ztld restticti si
be the sttndamental 31 tick & ol this
ciation and agreement with each
which we and ad] ])(J'Sorsct Who at
hereafter mzssy trzznsact Lusincss w'
cOmpany sin.]! lie L-etznd LLd (ctzchzdcd,
ATliC/C ]. 'l he .CUI-ilil stock ()f. [le ?.ctd
etrmpahy may cssonsnst Olsihye Mihitn ctlxss.
lass, dlvhtcd "th) sharc-s 02'1- it:) Lsinss. Mad,
to be pan] as _h,-zh wa :_1-1tc(.01}sisis(nffih
share at. the tmssc ns euhscsstlijt g; (ne (sssisim
more fitthln .thltty dz-ctctvsio, tln leltu; W du}.
him more fitthtn fort) sn'e (h-)Slh('stfi£s.(*\si*,
ten dollurs more w1thin sixty tizzs tl.ttcfss.hetsi
ten dolhtrs mote within ttihet} (it:)s tht-tea'ct,
ter, and the remaining ten (sotlut-suhl.:t.tnc
hundred and twenty days sum tle time
subserihing—And the usilzgr-up it-tsis lt,\\';!(3 ss
constittxting the suidstoclsizzsslncth l-c owsslct ;
Brook's City 'isiznc-n- in tl.c tum. (A Msssissss
('trja, on Sttttnduy tlzc twentieth day a (h
tobcm lStO,znctlcenUnue ep-n htm hn
o'cloek in the (brennen until three (,'c:(ss]_m
the atternecn, tmdt-r the stq-uizxttm-sisstccct
771017208 J'ttmm, (lzmz'z-s ], (mass, Jsssict
:} Alorgan, ]fislmrd 11} bc'ort. (,"mgct 1_-,ss._._,sisi_,,
Robert Palfsm, Jr. .Anc'fcu ]\'(ct(71(,_],ct/;n )sssisisiss
" !" Wd B'sict" 1- hill", 01" so nuz' 1!
l them as may be present: And is a time:
number of shares shall he stthsrtihtd xhsictsi i,
dn'ccted by this at'ticle, the excess sl-ctH !e
si deductcd from each snhsctssiber, iP 1)!UI(1LE*!\
to the number of them respective!) su? suit)
' cd—-Eutisthetvhokssnnnherolshmesﬂml
! not be snhscrihed within the puted ;.Esite
mentioved, the CCZPXItiF-Simtmctb 31th sshsisse
the suhsctiption hook, which Shall Hmzj
closed until the election of the Pt'esidcmatssd
Dit'ectors, and so continue rhzsissczss-i umi] uss;
said.Prcside1n ard I)h1xnnrssltdsiﬂdnkpusi
per to open it. who may & shall have powr
to PWSCFNPC th!" terms und nu—side of PCYhKFLEt
and the number ossharcs to be Sttlzs. t-iizul f-ct:-.
{torn tinte to t nue tnttﬂ thc: asiorrsdd cssssu]
(sisonc Miiliun osDtss-thrs shall he hcth'y St]
scrihcd, or until the said l'trzirsu-t th: Ili
1'ectot's shall at a (tri! meeting- of:};tis lient,
tthenzdlthCILCrhberathereosshﬂlmetM
atleustten dsiys pretionsrnssdcecﬂfnchnmu
ing, and its object, detetmit e finafiytoefcsic
the said btzhscrirtien ; ot' uhich commun—
t'tcm they the]! git'ectsix weeks public hotirc,
in some ncwspaper published withlh the
town of Alexanchisi-si; ul-siich (Ftsiscl'thistztloms')
hadzssulpuhfishcd.:hndtwljhﬄngmd ssm
clusive upon ztll tl.e INCIUL'CI'Þ ul'tht: ::ssosih
in SlICh manner as shall seem to thcn
Cﬂkulatcd to promote the interest oslhc
lion
:]rziclr 2. The "subscription hcing closed :s
ashresairi. lhc tionnzissioncrs (sir ;ssny three
of them. shall sorthu'ith advclsitisc a nzcctixg
nsfhe suhsicribers, for the purposesil'tiusititg
'fii'tccnI)irccmrs, me third 01 uhcm atlt-ezt
shall he citiz-cns of the ('ommcmvculth of
Virginia. to organizc and Ctznt't'tl the ufZ'siircts
of the said associutinn. giving eight dzsiys nu
"ticc thcrcos, and-ni'the timeuntl place vhere
such election shall "be held.
.slrtz'clz- 8. The Dirertors at thciz'firstmffi'
."? shall choose & Prcsidcnt out (sifthcir 0?"
body, and shall have po'wcr also to appo'Jsi-s
such officers and servants under them asan
be-nccessatsiy sen- cxccuting thc lzmincss (:
thc ank, and shall allow them .sivsirh ctctnscsct'
Wsisin for their services respectiveiy. a'ufihss'n
bcrcasonable: 1'7-o-uz'drd, that the stt'U'CVf-W
amount-os such allowancc, she}! never cxcc:
one per cent upon the cupi'al stock.
Articlc 4. The I'rcsidcnt mad Dircﬂf-ssS
shall determine the manncrof'doing lnlsfﬄ'sisi
and the rules and forms to he jwzl'SlN'dj, ﬂssfct
de 'ﬂssi-sil
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