Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-05-12 00:00:00, page 3

the v.ggon
ery small portion of manus] labor. -lt
] he'tcnded With less than half the labot'
ommon miiis. It is situatect on the main
pkerosd leading from Ashby's Cap to
xsndria, on a good stieam of water as a
siin the parts! it is capable of making 30
_ is of ﬂour every twenty four hours ;—
eiso expected the new pan-ed rood will
e directly by it. Which wisifl make the
'lge of ﬂour to Alexandria short, cizcap
easy. '
ny person yinhinu to purchase niii do
llto make immedilte application. as pos
sion Will be given the first of Juiy. his
med that any peison wishing to pur
would mt to see the premises, where
Yet-mew"): mie kuonn by
n Wedneedey the 2sid day of May the o
atiom of the edmpaay Were begun. 15.
tions were-given to the president of the
ited Statca, and to thepriocipa! officers :
the government and of the city to "attettd
the-ceremtmy of Opening the ground.—
_t_.t'a o'cluck a numerous ced-course of
]:Kiztm hot-ing assembled, the Duct.
'of the .Un'md Statee and his femilctv '
the t __ Pfcvioltssiy determined
si- {th-me.'- "A naequct
pitched end refreebmeuu provided.—
lioe of the and having been marked ,_
by Mr.-Latrobe-the engine-er, they". :
at of the UsStatel was accompanied to :'
ground by the president and directms :
he company, and hat-in;; reCc-iwd the ;
e .{rom the hand: of 'ctMrsi Culdwdl, —'
iddit of the company, he siturntd up the :
rood—success to the undertak'tng wn ,
drunk, amid 'the acctam'atinns of all !
lent. and & lad having becn'dug by the ;
cident ofsissthc camp-my, and the mayor of ;
city,-Mr. ]amez thrun, the undcr- o
er otsi the-work, foltoch with his plough !
wu by it: stout bones, and cut a futrow '
find!" in depth and eighteen tri width,
h ; force and tap'td'tty that astonished all ?
ent. The work procn-dcd And a nu- !
no woman: of cttLZe-nd remained on si
sp0t the who]: (tslhc rest of tlleday.— (
renhmeme were providEd in great a- :
met,:tgti ; degree of chursulnrssctt'x l
ity pceecteiled wmeh has not been cx— '.
d on an!)- act'tm'ttar occasion.
si'sict': I:}; ct'l ?siM kiss—si ",;ss ctctr'ct'ct
ass-M. "Vasid Red-ded.; . si
anon,. Sied, he)-(si! 39.— Bmysiit, lots
Clo m-M Bil'hlrﬂ. Come, Dav
no;],lnlesiyss; Gndcshsihm Gﬂict'd- !
make:; el', Lctow; Me; Mad-!
,KG' "(de-. Nssou MWC', alasi -
Nch'dn. Nrmon, Nicsifinldon. . Part-i
ssÞ Bringng in all- its drying-]
end-;! fikiqnl MWde were ap-.
Jduddhsstm usiwsi it! Peni
Via] WWTU0 si- , si - -.-.
.ss ._,__ illctissii' isi sir. :.si
WASHKNGTON ClTY, ﬂsay 4
'as/xingwn Cane]. ---'l be and which ac
mg plan of. the city is to pass
ugh ino- etn. and to connect the Po.
an; in the cTib-xfi end with she; Eastern
mssh had been come )cal'sss ago com
-cd by an comm'nuiuncn of the any,
,omc progtm mad : in the.. low ground
he won} was haven:- usdru, and had
tincd in that two for some )can,
a a company was formed for no pcm.
Son and tcluplclioo.
-. si ' ' ss— . _'_. ss. !
sineat ssaecnmdsi , at this
ct .; ," *-ct_si O , _- -, . ., _ si \ .) -
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Rea of l'um no.-se. Bag} cfiudc'
'tor. True-p, Whitebill, Wind, had 'Wio'
chome for :- gin-mer)- more and the situa— :
Andrew Scholsicld,
""he [me jeu: received and has/er calf-.
qual-tity cs STONE LIME osun excel
quality.
mo. 19.
in;-ter, and an excellent dinner for i:u:.i- .
he above property uiii be made \*
nnd \\'alcsiousc. =..ii in buoti order. Situ
on King-street, in the ncighbmhomi ui'
plete repair, with two pair of French
forwheut and one pair of Anegany'
s for corn. There is machinery of e- :
description for conveying the wheat,
and irom the paeiting with si
equally [;
ces-on:
dhoo, tln'cc amu- bl'itk dwellings on
same t'nu. one us which has a good
nimble new MERCHANT Mllzi.,-in
TO RENT,"
And in.-mused; [ctuuc-utsion give-n. _
very commodious [kick-chi
JoSeph- Hatcher,
on! . - .
Samuel Hatchcr,
" " Near Leesburg.
iron SALE.
and for business—the tents os
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Treasm'y Doepartmcm, .
Jicgsiuster's Gfficc.si Its-April, 1810.
- JUE—EPH NOURSE, Reg.
'*"\Vc beg our readers carefully to cum-in:
the above interesting— treasury slOCUﬄs'Dl.—
[: is an csssssficial account of expcndicurc for
the militaﬂ' ami- naval tomblishmcm! from
March 44}; 1783, to the end of the year
Leos: ; twsslve years of (he:-IVashington and
Adnms ndministrulionh and-nearly nine
v- me of thqsijcﬂ'chn and Mndiwn admi
l-.'.=-.zm'sisisictns. ss- [un-the: time a osshc former, we
rczn-nnhcr an upronr throughout the cousin
ny ; about "(tra-nice,.nnw'ca, leane-&? fames."
-}s.\cr\' democratic it;-du, hom B'lr. Ul'es
incthsiz house-Os Rsiprcscmzuiws, down m
the: then latent impurussd patriol _in the: bccr
houses aml'grog— bhnp! so! large thin, and
the mach si'm lhc- bar-roame of- count-ry ta
vcrns, set. up an outer} against Host cnor
mitM. "Armies and navizs cost tuum-;.—
No nation can do well without them, a:
timfa ; and it is difficult so to man:";o when
wsi- must have them, us- not. to' wssitc the
pubiie treasure in prohtm txpc natmte, unu ss
dutlnnger the public lit-:xsizt. Atmic-s and
nuvics can be justified only on the- ground
of their being -ahsolutely necessary for
the security of the nation ilf home, ur
til-mad. "in the: times ol VJctshingxm and
Adams, itmustlzc couth-aged, that the nrnw
and the navy cusc great sum; of money; and
at the cutset of our nyswm, and in hard-times
as those were, it-was not easy to raise mo: ?
ney. .Thenctwe' had not, as- since wahave'l
ltad,sixtecn millions of dollars in a year
coming into the treasssury. only' from imsi t
posts. We ought also in them "clgysssofpali- -
rical light and refarm, to make charitable
allowanees for our predecessurs, and the
darkness of the times in which they actqd.
-lt was \Vaahingttm's lot, every where
through his public life. to struggle with dis
ficultiea. He did not ﬂuut'ish on the splen
did inheritance, acsiquired by the wisdom
and toils of illustrious ancestor-s. He aided
in acltieviog a nvolution, forming a con
stitutitm of government, and in estaþlish—
in:; a free, independ-ssnt and great empire
Among ofhec difficulties, at the threshold
ofhis adminisxration. the exasperarcd re
irntments-and humility of the numerous
and powerful lndian tribea. on our extend
'ssed bottles-, were to be encpuntere , and
eonltioled. At first, he triedpegociatinn-v
be held out the .ealnmetsios peace,,The siBe
nevolept attempt proved fruitless,'and' war s
became—necessary. for the roteotion of the
' people on the irontieri. e remember-the
chcgs'sivgsi blood ," and expeneive' eith
sssi'gi'guesisiunde'r. armes," St. ;Clair, and
si. pydcte,ss_si__ Atlcnztsih the wed people sssisi-tze'resi'
aught 39}:de keepen 'Lher'r whtt? In?
"t'emb- msim Qssks And. Wohgtm
Þkct-ct-ﬂw WÞWP-ss'hsssisis.
". . MWm-M acts-net!
'lBOsiI I.!79.l48 26 man 87 .2094960 12
was 322055 85 [246317 s; ;.068373 74
1304 any-23 93 masse 25 2 149784 18 '
1st nue: 28 597500 si 'Z.Sln*;81 28
1806 l,224.:*55 3: 15'49641 41: 2873996 83ct
1307 !,Lssctsas 91 1722064 47 ;.olurso 58 -
18i)8,*2.9L)0-834 4-1 wars-57 :. 473490: 20 3
work 345772 17 si;4:7758 ass :.773 si-s-. 97 .
30941669 47 :so-zms ssctsosiFo-fisss
woe \,r3*1,443 9: .. — nsissc-u: 91
1794 ),.si.89.097 sa- 6l408 97 2,650506 56
m-s 2,432 385 81 -410'502 ogismnu 34
1796 sins;-27 87: 274784 of; usnm as
1797 !,00-2399-04 zszsisss' 8':'7;l.3't4-930 93 '
17'98 1,539 692 39 mals-17 75 3,32!o4o !5'si
1-1799 1,405.669'57 ?ss_8..sl— 84 S.,IGSYJI m 'ss
ssxgao name.-9 92 sunne; 08 '54955525 02 -
not 1-,600,944 08 2-111424 ! 3 masse 08
w mass-Dw-nm, :
, _632,804 03 ct. -- 'Bsmu 03
"92 l,l()3,u48 47 -- blowen 47
From Ath Manh, -1789,
Radius your My, wind-w sssi
that Brigwier Gawain-ma, who wi:- ";
cecded the famous Gcn. Waqkimon, ludss re- si
ﬂrosid' ui cona'ixjucnce Wh- had health. (to an
hdocn tfibcn'xun' 'Ql by acquninunce-I-ct-hc
aid, " by was glud out for if he M. livfdict
m Wauawg-kcwonu have cried"
and—- --
SCIENCE OF DRA'KNCNG MONEY
FROM THE musssiwsictku !
A swamme mhibiting the grass amend-ass
mount of expcnduure, in resilalision :; the ,
military andqulestablislzmut frdm (lie f
4M March 1789, to the end of:/:; year
1809- '
Year. Jﬂb'lgry'a- ..A'u'vql ct- ct _Tgu[ 0
mea-men:. (ab-all. !
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summer, um is. ->_- ;2
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,. building as _"i'iss'_v*."-si- ss, _ .
immectiw is. ciffihf'rd-si Þ "93 "
up by ejaenbin ydt." nodsiby. the my: un"
Hand—4 jnldu'ea dis-eminent! admit the
sigoVemmmt. nily- qucrntic- clad-.: !:
cut the union.-unsad miss-lesse hundnd'
thin-Land dollare.-— si-Forn considerable pot
tion, is noþthe whole-period .ve .lme po
tMGen. anx-sswumecretﬂryuf the de-t
.pamnent of . tur. ,.By hie politiessn] oppo'o
nemq he waexharged-with a .wasitesul e;
penditure of public ssmuney, That with
were then nearest to him,.harc eVer sP
8":er him as an uecmive officer,.of :
comPrehmsiw mind, practicaijn .lhe de
taila of business, and as asi dignisted, encr
grtic and econemical war mihk'ter, not ex
celled'by either of his successore, howwcr
eminent they may have been in any of the
qualities ess'en:ial to the suca—sssul and stu
gai management of the most unmanagegble
of the rsixctccutssivc depactmenu.
, In." its-,?dihgton'e pdministratioc, the ex
1endiutre on the army and navy, was con
sidetsiab'e. -ss\Vho will say it was not ssneces
easy, or was not Wrii applied, or that it did
not promote the: public weal? - . ]]
ssctis ct'v ssct . dlsi!
9 sibsi ss. W—Esiy-si-w
si-si-"ct'i'd isim AND-si. siQn. ,Yﬂgﬄksi'si:
55 NUN'- 'sif;lsio_0,ct ctssctctﬂm ._si 'ctsict, si .,
,WFMÞW—RWMF MWJZF m-f-si
""Wd- .Ane'tmmeyy [anthem-si ("si-",;
actdce Wllzb-ich 'Theyssxwere'rv'd-FM'MI
in ct ﬂþtmive end hﬄhssmmeﬂsspsessﬄl ]
quod owne-has, Animaldpassvpt
e'treog " To force-e WÞF'Pfss-TÞ'
" ! _. bed mMe,*.M;siYBW*ch
Mr. Adam: came tnco power mm "me
advantages; but nOt without difficulties,...
all: was not altogc-thtr ;t lavuritc of his own
party, and [tenus in the: way ustthm-gr.
it: of Visirginia, and her satcltitcs
'The skirts of the tempest that was dgso
lating Europe, had extended to our Country
At length the hostility of .Francc became
intolerable. All our overturu .sor peace
were contttmeliuoslg: rejected, and our crude
slcprCt-scd by lawlraa violence and .plunder.
In this arduuus crinis, the navy two ex
tendrd, qqulpped, warmed and employcd
sufficicmljsis forth: rsicdrcu of our S'WUSI.
and the protection oftvur tri-tle.
Se-ldom has mere been eﬀectt-d, by [an
means. Anumy wan raipcd lor defence
mul security, against threatencd int-tuum.
The and wan full of alarm. ssWnutwct
opinion may prcuil concerning the neces
sllv of the. pruvtslunal army, it ought not to
!.-.-' denied. that the impression: made by
the operations us the navy, together with
the firm, dignisicd autlspiritcd policy at the
gcwctntncnt, brought France to ucknuw.
ledge our rights. ancldrmt from her law
ltss qurusictons. We respectcd ourselvu,
und thy world respsi-ctcd us. lt wan a pe
riod-of cxzrnbtd'ttmsy difficultics And cx.
nonce.
Mr. It'ssrrbcn came tbthc presidcncytm- "
tlt-rthesihappit-st aunpict-s, as Well as with
the most unbountled prul'eosiuns of patrint- .
ism. ,sillct; Was " the man cf the pepplcct"
and the tsiwmite of most of the state-s.
The government Was orgmu'zed in all its
tlupat'msitnts—a navy created, the more: of
nztval and military ** munitions" ample—the
rrwnuu departmtctnt establishcd. our tream- '
ry replenishtd, so that the government, in- .
stead us it:-ing cumpdied to resort to, now,
were enabletl to put down old (and All .
out. diﬀerenns with lsioreign nations were '
cettlccl. Vi'e' are at peace with all the world. ;
The navy was- reduced, some osthe public )
ships mld, others laid up in ordshary. and a
fev' kept in commission. There has been
no insuncction; for though deep and ex
sivediscontents have existrd against Mr.
]t'ssL rson's prominent measures, the name: :
due to the public authority, has confined}
the expression of" them to petitiom, reaolu- -
tions and remonstrances. :Our navy dur
ing Mr. ]cﬂ'erson'a administmtion, - him ',
been employ: d against the"Barbary poured-;,
and cmbargo breake—n- The" navy huct
been kept to garrison duty, or of} the. lind-1
lential "mon-asse- of New Orleans-,. si ' si
he;.jeﬂ'euon reign-is hailed nelhectteign'
siof mild philosophy, peace, ecppomy', add
reform; Every. day thedossner lighten
in operations, and-their eﬀecqu {We-seei
tssbe bit-teines! of- the leinicti'sseenergiu sof
]hc jovemmentct—Jhc above;- 11?)th
they: how much the; cult- -_ _ began:
vill' cunpm the period-si " du! Mi
ass,-si. viz'Wa-sshingmsi __ um,-nue
]qﬂ'erlnd MM-diw'di oDZWI scon'ct-M'ss
,. sue,:tdfiosecomssndesisshw.
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age- and, "(Nich- ; silrrolsi'n (in: woe ssdss' _
wox-. , an}; die pl99 of- Wax-age w w
he: him 56 moon dþpmsvigq, bbhg , :; w
39 been fall-win} nqmc of, th. fm ) __ " '
in the mecting of edwmuctn lb the, ,ss .
connects,- as. have - sisiwssssc ba}?- sih x.! " .. " +ct
in their on {is but! umﬂ'W . ss' -si'si'
late their siory; - mo'" by.-9 hail,-si:
with the gie-ner meum-, detains wesict
xhqir arc-canon ire fpthqpiictnsicsie'dmm si
names of their being admitted kyffi "
;! undoubted authoriiichﬂzss' \X :: couch * . ss
som- readen, banner. up'ou cut-"swink ' 'M
ing charxcter (if the work. that of un siad- 9
Vunee through the future Vohniqu Me} (me.' -
vicws are extendydever the- New
(men at the end:, u; zhsill ,Wssguimsi'siu
that it inmrcsuug and and-couch: si-Ilqo'izm si
'X oyages and "'luy'els ; und when "We (who,
at our owncou: my, :: conqplgic justice hu ,
not been done to some at the giant cu'umsi' '
cu ivoitios with which :; uboumasiehcmm ct
nican canons will m.; Fly Hw dcfiuech sibrsi
original drawing.
'1 be second volume.. will contain q Voyago
(o England and dsioduud, by (conﬂict,—
bhaw' : Tour to the West "m" England dkcuh
of as 'I our into Dcrbysþisc, by XX n. izzm bruy,
F. A_. S. ():yctogxaphy ot Ucrb)'s_hir_c. by
l'si'uLpsi fctlzachs lhnougll several ;pum "of
Lngl..nd, by c. P. Mur'uz blame: 'loms
lhxuugh X'valcs. Mdk'uu 'l'our through ,
\X ulca. H.;ssci s flour to the 15]: 0! Xhctut. _
Heuuct' & Accqum ol' the [alas-as ol Sciu) si—z _
Roucrcs-m's 'l'uur , throng]; the lah: of Man.
(,3-ss DOCTOR -_B. FENDALL;sisi
Surgeon Dcmist, will ceremony 'oav:
' Alexandria in & scn da)s for his (cli
my Will-be LPW'") fP'r bold-w sit, ,Wijsis;si
ctgropodtionsimll be mad,-45, XWWWS'Y
acriptions (or in mite;—1 WWTOFW;
w WP'**gss<:ctct*si-ct-wcdzwmctsiz;, . ss
nued open y ss si: , si,
until the nudeM' si ;
"11an of Pmlwnpu 9 (26!!me do.; Vctqui
dcncc.
,May 8.
&:
, BRYAN HAMPSONÞ'UOsi
Massv lo. __ __ - .
'l'. - W. Plsi'YTON,
Ol-H'lvERA FOHSALL, 'si
6000 lzusfscls Livcnpool and Liubou dsidt
Mus- uvauo Sucta: in busrch .
[was and Lump no. do.
Cuﬂcc m burrclu nnd ucks
lmperial and Young iiyson Ten, in quarzssp'
cheats
Spctni—h chan in hnis boxes - _
Mould and Spcnmaccu Candle-. in ease.
Brown So,-p in do.
New England Rum' m black. and but rel
Short yellow Naukcwc, by thy Me.
May 9 ___dlw
Will be given for &} plchendmg and accur
ing in jnil ncgro SOLOAAON; whom dun
lurking anon: zbn tuburbs of Alcxandm shi
meaning-, he in!" 16! meum, about moisty? --
year'- old, and had on an old I him hiﬄﬂ'dﬂ'u
coat and wiped [um-local a good den] wom.
It xs supposed hail nowssin town. All me ,
non: are hereby sonVWd um" lution-ing
or carrying osinid uegro
_ .HE . dtoclhofdex: .os_ lh*"*W_l*siW ss
and Mammi- Town-= sicsiwp-msi
"0 reave-ted.!o men-! I ( on! mean;-05 _
the Compmy and; twin-douce, Qfmwsifctsi
thc 288 inn-m, At ss ley :oss-ctWss'ctAct-sssict Zfctsisilssfj'ss-ct
3) hich time andss-ss'placuhp Wﬂsﬂlsil
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