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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-01

"PPioPIlatlng the ium by iubftltuting the
word !" for" in the room of the word
7" to7va,as" which would fix the whole
ium to be appropriated initead of leaving
1t unceftain.-.AAgr greed to.
The committee then rofe and reported
the bill as amended. On the queGion to
agree to the zoos dollars appropriated
the houle divided, ayes Al Noes 50.
The Speaker then put the queifion on
engroRing the bill for a third reading.
MIR. Claiborne was oppoled to the en-
.groiilng of the bill. He hoped no gentle
man would afcribe his oppoiition to a
want of re1pect to the memory of our
great patriot. His refpeet for this illuf-
trious character had been almoit coeval
with his life, and would follow him to his
grave.
He was oppoied to maufoleu,n, be-
caute it would not be 70 relpeeful to the
memory of Warrington as the cquenrian
ttatue directed By the old Congrels, who
had directed the battle during Our revolu-
tionary fruggle, and for whole character
he felt the higheit veneration. The pre-
fent government could not refuie to carry
into effect this act of the old Congress,
without violation Of moral principle.
He preferred itatue to mauioleum, be-
cauie the former, from representing the
form and the features, would infpire the
beholder with more lively emotions than
MATS of f}ones formed into pyramid.
Were the expence Of hatue greater
than that Of mauloleun, he would, not
withdrawing prefer it.; but he believed
the reverie would be the fact. He not on
ly wilhed fatue RATED, but alto was in
favor Of an immediate appropriation for
depoGting the remains Of our departed
friend, within thefe very walls, In fuch a
manner as would not d;fgracc them.
Mr.. Champlin, had heretofore voted
from fpirit Of conciliation. He was
not now little inrpriied to find the gentle
men from Tennefe and North Carolina
(Mr. Claiborne and MIR. Atom oppofed
to mauioleum, though their names APP
peared, from An INFECTION of the journals
OF laf FELTON,, among thoie who were then
in favor Of it.
He confdered a mauioleum as prefer
able to itatue, becauie the hrit was cal
cuiated to celebrate all the virtues Of the
fatefman as we'll as the hero, while the
latter would be limited to his military ex-
plots.
Great oppoftion has been made to the
erection Of mauloleum with the profel-
fed view ofavoiding expence, and I admit
generally that economy ought to be OBJ
ferved, in the expenditure ofpublic money.
But on an location highly intereaing to
the feelings, and deeply involving the
character of the marion, even the appear
ance Of parfimony fhould be carefully a
yoided. Its feceifary to confder the ma
ture and magnitude Of the object, fol-
which money is required. 1t is not aiked
for, in the prefent inaance, to commend
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OF battle. 1t is not wanted to qrat;fv e.
mily'prlde, or to raife monument of def.
potlc power and Aaviih fabrrifion. Ills
/ 10 De furniihed by great and free people.
10 record, IN manner worthy of them
ielves, their gratitude for the important
ierv1ces rendered to them by one Of their
fellow citizens; the fruits of which can
not but hope will be enjoyed and recop-
n,zed by future generations. We are cali
ca upon by the public voice to erect mo-
nument iuited TO the character of Wafhine.
ton, who has been empEatically ityled, t5e
man Of THE age, and whole virtues NAV.
by the record we lhall make of them, be-
come the property of diitant ages.
Thefes virtues will donbtleis be the
theme of fome able biographer, and it i.
wilhed, that poferity may not iearch in
vain for fome triking evidence OF our
acknowledgement Of them. 1t is indeed
OF infinite Importance to civil fociety, that
the memory OF that great man thould be
Perpetuated, by every mean in cur power.
We may thus fow the feeds Of virtue,
honor and patrotiim in our country. He
will he held up as model, to which the
finger ofwiidom will conRantly point, to
which the attention Of youth will be ire
liitibly drawn, and the mind of every man
atpiring to -eminence among afree peo-
pie, will be rivetted
The propofcd maufoleum would be a
Rructure we'll calculated to reGi1 the ravay-
ges of time. AS to tie hands Of man, at
leaft of a eiv2!zea man, we need not guard
againR it. The depoGtory Of thes alhes
of WayNmgtou will never be aiTailed by it.
It may indeed be attacked by the ruthlels
hand of fome invading barbarian. But
its only fecurity againlt fuch an attack
mutt be derived from the courage and for
titude of the people of the United States.
And / truf they will never tamcly yield
up the land of their forefathers.
Mr.. Bird was againa the bill, becauGe
it prop ofed the erection of maufoleum,
which would not be equal to the object for
which it was RATED without the expcndi-
turc ola va& fun ofroney; whereas re-
tue could be made, iomewhat correfpond-
cnt to the occahon, fora moderate fun.
1t was in vain for gentlemen TO talk about
frutfure commemorate to the Object
Such thing was inpoGible. He moved
the recommitment of the bill to COM
mittee Of the whole houfe.
The quefion being put, the houfe di-
vided, ayes 3o, noes SO; and it pailed in
the negative by the eating vote Of the
Speaker.
Mr.. Shepard iaid, I will do as much as
any man to honor the memory of WASH
IScroN. l have fought and bled with
him feveral times. / have always fup-
ported and will continue to fupport him.
But on the fcore of expence I think we are
going too far. ] will go 70 far as to have
his remains placed decently within thefc
swalls, Further ! will not go; for ] do
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CONDITIONS Of PUBLICATION
Of the
Alexandr1a Aduerts1er
AND
Commercial Intelligencer

I. Il 7UW be pubAy@ea on baLf%eet
f Jnber-r9yal Paper Of good 7naAty, axd
With an elegant type, sf (Which this paper
contains Lfsrimen.
II. 1t zciH be tublJ@ed cvery day at 3
,'rlork, and deliveredt to /ub/cri5eys in to7vu
with the atmSR regularity and .esbedi
tox, and toai,/mitied to tbo/e at 1ifauce
'brosgb tie m9a carly and reswlar chan
Sxl, If eoaveynuee.
III. The Price 4viH be Five Dollars per
ensam, to 6e1aid oue half mreeeipt eftbe
fa 1um1e,, fbe remainder at t5e end Of
the year.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-22
SECOND NO1lCE.
Whereas a COmmimon

Whereas a Of
Bankruptcy is awarded and iIued forth.
aggainf Elilha Cullen Dick, of the Town
OF Alexandria, and he having furrendered
himteH to the major part of the Commit.
TONERS named in the faid Commifion. at
the Wilmington Tavern, in Alexandria.
on the feventcenth day Of this month.
when and where he underwent his frR ex-
amination-he is therefore required again
to attend, at the faid Tavern, on Satur-
day the gift day Of this month, to under.
go his ieccnd examination, when and where
the Creditors Of the iaid Elilha Cullen
Dick, either in his feparate capacity, or
as one Of the Firm of James Meafe M;Rea
and Company, may attend to prove their
debts. AT the laa fitting of the Com
mihioners the faid Bankrupt is to fnifh
his examination, and the Creditors aaeore-
laid to choofe AAignees of which 1ah ft.
ting due notice will be given, and the
Creditors are to aGent to, or diiifent from.
the allowance of his Certificate. huper.
ions indebted to the faid Bankrupt, O.. who
have any Of his effects, are not to paw or
deliver the fame, but to whom the Com.
mliiloners lhall appoint, but to give no.
tice to HENRY MOORE, !
Clerk to the Coa,miGion.
January 10, 1901. 4 /
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-22
V0lua5le PROPERTY for Sale.

SEVEN hundred and eighty eight acres
IN the county of Hampfhire, on the wa
tiers Of Great Cape Capon, about ao.miles
from the Warm Springs. and so from
W~inchefer. This land is full az wood.
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with 80. to 60 acres Of hot
tom, and rich high lands to each: and IN
the heart Of the timber there is a fine feat
TOR q iaw-mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
three thoufand eight hundred and for
ty-1ve acres in the county of Ohio. on
the waters Of Grave and Fin Creeks
near the river Ohio, and about SO miles
below %Pitttburg. Some Of thefc lands are
very good, wirh comfortable quantities az
rich bottom, and plenty Of excellent tim
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
OF that county, will thew thefs lands.
One hundred feventy-iix and three
toufths acres, within three miles Of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape CaDon.
near It's mouth, and within : of 4 mile
OF the River Potomak. This land has
about 70 or SO acres of rich bottom,
nuo'iy II cultlsdtlCn, With 274 Inc Surar
iyees on II; from which / am informed.
there may be made 3ooolb. of good fugar
annually. There are alto a feat for eric
and law mills on il, equal to any in that
n~elghborhood, and upon a never falling
itream OF water. The upland is rich,
with plenty Of timber, and part under cul-
tivation. This farm is well improved
With q good orchard, houfes and fencing.
and rented Taft year for produce equal to
ilxty pounds per ann. Mr.. Jofcph Butler,
at the Warm Springs, wiIllhew il. / Will.
ieli all, or any Of the above lands for cath.
or upon credit, Or take in exchange for
them !andsin Fairfax County, or lots Of
land IN the City of Alexandria, or the
City Of Warrington.
January IS. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-22
The SubICyabey

Begs leave thus publicly to impress the.
minds OF thofe who have heretofore bor-
rowed Tools Of various defcript.ons of
him, with fenfe thatit is high time thew
were returned-particularly, two tory
corniih planes, and feverai fmaller FIXES.
Jaws OF various descriptions, beads and
bench planes they are notify branded
with the owners name,
He wifhes to Rent,
a t1oo Hoay Hou,e 81 Lot,
win a large and convenient WarehooGe,
\ good aand for buinefs. He has feveral
DzoeI1ang Houfes for Sale,
IN different fituations, which will be dir.
Po1ed.o as Bargains, as he IS anxious to
improve his vacant property. For parti-
culars apply to
THOMAS PRESTON.
January I6. dot
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-22

q r S A L &,
Genuine Madeira Wine IN
pipes, hllds. and quarter cafks, for approx
ed notes, or exchanged for Tobacco or
Flour.
/ WILL SELLOR RENT
The Store ] have occupied for many
years pait, ftuated on Prince-Street. or
polite Col. Hoes. No nand in Town
Q eligible, or better accommodations
tor carrying On an extenGve wholefale. we,
or dry good bufinefs. The cellar perfect
~ dry, with a door at each end, will
hold one thoufand barrels of -four; soo.
barrels may be flowed on the prerniies
without any Inconvenience to the occu-
pant.
Ihoie defrious cfholding it will apply
to me on Merchants Wharf, where / ihail
In future do b~ufinefs.
VIM 1. HALL.
December II. 4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-22

1900 I-t-H A4A\S
TAR D,xler AID Peyawey,
lately from B~aitiInore)
Royal f@treet, between King and Prince
@itreets, fourth door foutll Of the Print.
ing Office Of the Times,
Begs leave to inform the
Ladies of Alexardria, and the country
generally, that ;having received the new
1T .iatlsion of aides Wigs and FiIets, he
will be thankful to receive their orders
TOR the above articles, and will warran,
hem equal to any manufactured on til.
continent.
n. B. ANY Lady wiG.ing to fee his
Patterns, may be accommodated by l.and-
re q feryant to his ihop.
e. He has for fale, every article ia
he Perfanery line, ON the mott r%eaio1a-
bic terms.
Cath will be given for hair by the large
or imall quantity.
Alex. Dec. s. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-22
City Tavern s. Hotel.

The SUI erv5er RETURNS his
tinccre thanks to his cultomcTs for the Ii
beral encouragement he has received, and
hopes to merit a continuance Of their ia
yors. lie requeifs all perions indebted to
him 20 come forward and frttle their ac-
counts, on or before the fira day Of April
Text, ctllerWifc fuits will be .commenced
Tor the recovery of the fame without re-
ipett to perfons. I
From the many difficulties experienced
N collecting the fmall fums due him, he
+ under the necenity of giving this pub
sllcnotice, that after this dat he will give
Credit to no perfon whatever.
JOHN iGADSBY.
January II. d
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To be'Rcnted.

Asd Petition given mued;ot.L
two tory houfe and garden on Duke.
ltreet' about two iquares to the eai@ward
OF the aone bridge. "sfa
w. HARTSIoRNF
n nuns6ey ct valua6le lot,
IN different ltuatiohs, to be fold-aMo :.
BRICK houfe in King Rreet, in the ten,.a
o. l honlas Cruie "a part Of the purchscs
money will be taken in Alexandra P.aI
mares at par, and for fome Of the lots, Al
iexandria 1nfurance hares at a price - X
agreed on. For part Of the purchac. ~ =
ney OF either, a Liberal credit may be had.
If Month 9TH. 40 @
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WANTED TO HIRE.

WANTED TO HIRE,
For rte E,Dice Of The Pofomue Combau,
FER The en/aing year, 10 qvo,k at be
Gyrat-FaKs,
A number of active. able
bodied NEGRO MEN, for whom libe-
raj wages will be given. They will he
well ted, clothed and lodged, humanely
treated, and in cafes Of fcknefs taken GOOD
careof at the expence Of the Company
heir wages will be paid quarterly, and
Il deilrable to the owners, agents will be
appointed at different places to pay at the
expiration ofeach quarter, as may be moa
c~onvenlent.to the parties. Further part;-
culars may be had by application to Mr..
Alexander Reid, at the Great-FalIs' ~
to the fubfcriber in George Town.
By order of the PRECEDENT and Direc-,
tors.
JOSEPH CARLETON. (.
Iysa/a,ey 9 The Pofomae Comsauy.
George Town, Dec. 20. sot
TO BE RENTED,
On the ~ day Of FebvAa,y uexf, on tbe
tremjSJ 70 HE bigbsa bidder, far the
term Of f7uo yeays,
The FISHERY
At the Point, on Saint Elizabeth, here.
'tofore ffhed by captai.r Midd1eton-the
time tor afb g to b. the ufual feafon.
Approved isrt-ifywiil be =, Juircd.
800. ~.
JANE BARRY.
City OF Warrington, ,. ct
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-22

NSpeG5E1tUy informs the tub
eic thats6nding it indnpenfably recena-
y todlholye the copartnerfhip of O.NErL
and WARD, inthe Globe Tavern. of this
town, he intends in future to conduct that
monte Q his own account, under the name
OF the GOLDEN BALL, and declares
no xertionron his part fhall be wanting to,
give every perfon who may favor him.
with their commands entire fatisfaefion.
He reqnefs auperfons indebted to the
above firm TO be fpecdy in fettling their
accounts with him, as. he alone is autho-
raied to give avalid difcharge for money
due, or makesany kind of lettlement with
them. He alto rcaueRs the favor of all
Perions holding demands againIt O,Ncil
and Ward I orendrr him their fevcral de
inaads, as hewifhes to. have them adult
led as foon as po0ible.
ENOCH WARD.
Jan.I5. toy 3weo
The Creditors at the Eltate
of the late Col. BURGESS BALL, are
rcqneRed to forward to Mrs. BaHa fate
ment OF their claims; as the Adminihra-
tors are anxious to provide for the diff
charge OF them as early as ppfliblc.
Loudosln, Dec. y, 1900. (Isl IT
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
TRIBUTE or REspFcr

YeRerdaY II the Houfe Of Cru, naf y
Addington, after very eloquen .s 0A' u.
the bravery ard difcipline Of tbea,n slssnaa
moved that an humble sddrss \. u lgps
his Majeay, praying that Ne would tb,sls'''ta
ly pleai,d 10 give directions for s'adas
being erected il he Cathedral Cb,.. .i0pOals
Paui's, London, to The memory NJ II. n Y
nented Lieut.. General, Sir Ralnb AZ III e'd ~
by, Knight Of the mot honorable o.
Bath, who, having BY his confumm,,.s NJ I'M n "a
bravery efe6ed landing % the ross ~ |, "
gYPt, n the face Of powerful and rs v =
pared enemy, did, on the ant IF Ma. III P'a
reGH an obhinate and derparate stasL i''ii
upon his lines BY choien and vst.r.. "''s
when he received mortal wound NJ, \ ny,
withdraw from the field of battle un,l !. Y. 'os
under his Command had gained olo-on w., NJ,
immortal viaory ard 10 allure II, M'. ~
that This Houf- will make good tbe syr.aE NJ
CURED in erecting the fame. ~ 4
With was agreed to nem. ega.
The hanks Of the Hou6 we're ,f,.ru. \,
voted To AdmiIal Lord Keith. Sir -
p ckrrton, aud he Officers and feamen n MI
a-eJ Rationed off the co4h Of Egypt. =
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"Yt IS impoGible for me 10 do juaice to tht
zeal Of the officers and to the galantry OF The
folders Of this army. The Reierve, againl
whom the PRINCIPAL attack Of the enemy was
directed, conducted themfelves with unexamp
led fpirit-Ihey reiRed he inpetuofity Of The
French infantry, and rePulfed feveral charges
of cavalry. Maj Gen. Moore was wounded
at their head, though not dangerouily. Iregret,
however, the tempory abience from tbs army
Of this highly valuable and meritorious oficer,
whofs codnfel and cooperation would Be "a
highly neceGary to me al this moment. Brig
Cen. Oaks was wounded nearly at the fine
time, and the army has been deprived Of the
(ervice Of al excellent oficer.-The 18th and
AID regiments a6sd il the mot diGinguifhed
and brilliant manner. Col. Plget, an officer Of
GREAT Dromiie, was wounded at the head OF the
former regiment; He has iince, though not
ouite recovered, returned to his duty.
:. Brigadier Gen. Stuart and the foreign
Brigade fupported the Relerve with much
DromprneIs and fpirt indeed it Is but iuRice
10 this corps 70 fay, that they have, all occa-
Gons, ends2vored to emulate the zeal and lpirit
exhibited BY the Britlh troops, and perfectly
flcceeded. Mai. Gen. Ludlow dellrves much
sDDrobation for his conduct when the centre ot
the army was attacked under bis guidance the
guards condu9ed themlelves in the mott cool,
Intrepid, and folder Ike manner; chey receiv
ed vefy efedual support BY a movement Of he
right If Gen. Coolies brigade. Brig Gen
Hope was wounded in the hand The army ha:
been deprived Of the ftrvices Of a mott a6tive,
Jealous and j1dicious officer.
The lois Of the enemy has been great i
IS calculated at upwards three thouiand kilej,
wounded. and taken priioners, Gen. Roz-,
who commanded the cavalry, which lufered
couGderably was killed in the field. Generals
LaruFe and Bodet, are iince dead Of Their
wounds / have been informed, thai fevei Al
other General officers, whole names j DO MT
know, have been either killed Or wounded.
~ cannot conclude his letter without fol-
EMMY aGuriog you, thlt, in he arducus contelt
II which We are At Preieut engaged his Majel-
tvs troops IN Egypt have faithfully ditcharged
Their duty 70 their country and nobly upheld
The fame " the Britilh name and nation.
have the honor % ". sc.
(Signed) J. H. HUTCHINSON"
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HOUSE OF LORDs-n.r j

Lord Hobart Pref-nted meGage from \.
King, Eating that he had granted the diguirI
2 Baroness to Lady Abe cEomby, which NIL.
defend 70 the nal heir of Sir Ralph, MA
Pcnfon Of 70ool. year and defrinq ~
Lordlhips 70 enable Lin ID istule TIE Isnu
par Of The grant.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
NORTH OF EUROPE.

The return If Admiral Parker 70 go N.
gen, and the fulpenEon Of holtllities n - IN
tic, leave IDS nothing interelting 70 looSiu wv.
that fide. The Danes according n M
letters, were To leave Hamburg on the gnw
and Il was expected tha: the PrOlhan' n"
evacuare Bremen with equal diiPatfn: ,ou
Sir Hyde Parker has been recaieG II. n Nh.
nander il chief Of The Baltic hsat' anp'D
m4nd conferred on Lord Mellon. "
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From PTtf, M4y

Fro,y Pqri5, MGy ~ 7
An American frigate entered t I1,- .1 Il
Havre, on the evening Of the ION Ftoi NJ Jfat
had on board the new Ambdiadof III r,6f.
ted States, charged to carry 70 rarI' u. uts
cation Of the Treaty cf Peace eon''u1
the French Republic. ID
"A London paper Of May 9Th mention. , ,da 'i
II Snap1b fbps If TIE line, II Two NJ. wtditr
ceased from BreR harbour defined ~ ri
raneap. il, aaF-
TIE EIbc has been declared ~ M qP'A
eatioa Of All nation7.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
AFFAIRS IN EGYPT.

LONDoN GAZETTE, MAY Is.
LORD HOBART, received this morning
Dnpatches from Egypt.
Camp Jsfore AIsxandria, Mareb 10, ISoI.
(" Sri have the honor 70 enclo1e che arti-
cles Of capitalization Of The fort Of Aboukir,
together with a return If the Ptifouers furrsnd
cred, and Of rhe ordnance and Eo1es found in
the fort.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
p" Camp four miller t,on Altxandria, I
SD AbriL, 1901. {

"I HAVE the honor to acquaint you, that
on the 18th Of March, al affair took place BE-
tween q Parole of our cavalry and one Of the
enemy, il The nei9hborhood Of Alexandra !
have to regret that Col. Archdall, Of the I1th
Light Dragons received wound in the arm,
which has Gnoe been amputated and that we
h ave LOT lone valuable officers and men. In
clofcd herewith have the honor 10 tranfnit 70
you lit of The killed, wounded, and taken pri-
foners on that day.
" i have the honor To be, &c.
(Sigrcd) - II. HUTCHINSON"
Fs51 Here follows 4 return Of the killed wounded,
&c Quarter mater rank and Sic Al horfes kill.
"a cif-ctr5 I lcrgeant, rank and file ia horfes.
wounded officers, Quarter. rTalet. II rank and file
hories milling
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
DOWNING STREET, MAY is.

DOWNING A IEtEIs MAX 10.
By advices received this morning from Maj
Holloway, datetthe camp 81 the Grand Vizier
GAIA, March 20, E6o., i appears, that on the
18Th 81 that month, 1900 AhAtic cavalry al
Vanced ON thar place and on the following
day 1900 Arab cavalry. This body is to Ne
under The command If Tahir Pa,h,, as ar ad-
vanced guard. On its arrival az El-Arifh, il
i tn hale day or two until M2llomet Pacha
arrives with a conf rable part Of the army,
probably above 5000 men, when Tahier PaGla
Is to advance to Catch. Ii is the Grand Vizir's
intention ;hat theie 1900 cavalry join the Bri-
tilh army whenever the Commander in Chief
may require il.
K ALTO appears, that Djeggar Pafha has en-
tered into al accommodation Of all differences,
and ordered 5000 Of his troops to join the I'm.
Pesial army, for the PuIPol. Of The ezPullon