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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-08
Ff9oitte Unlte4 S:ates Gazette.

Emracs o}f q let:tr from venera5le demo.
Graf dates JPa%5Ns;sn. Decem5er zoM
1907. :,
"'Hou maze, 40 doubt, seen in tbs Au.
soeS, sh acsount Of dinner g,veG by a
mess OF fedeIa' geatlamea, TO Mr.. Err
skine; t,e hri@sh ninis;e:- Being afraid,
lest syi! communications shonid eorrapt
good manners, nave been ..tsie III the Ia.
biz speaking 10 federeiis 8 u con any sub.
Jest. Ea!, h&vjng ae sGe|,i s,quains.
aocs w,tn Mg. 6ayard, who ID The above
a.cQuoi is sisted 10 tlave been ot me party,
sensured one Gay 10 callupon him for the
pufpos4 II re5usiug E,sy. seserelys BIZ, 30
any sulpJlse. Tea. ned ina. ne had noa yet
arrived IT he scar IT goyernmens, havlng
beer detained at hg1ns 5y professional Ga
sincSs, ever slace -he -commescemsnt OF
,heeeesslon. began. therefore, TO d0ubs.
whether this wac uot one IF oi6-D uane's
oao plumpsrs. 8utis uas. segregated TO.
n,e thar lse paper mad passasi MO his sons
Kinds hopStai eps'g-a chip Of the cid
block, lam told; Z Fo4.h syosshy Of his
sire Finding aayssn sals trough, Up al
the, outset,I .el: no dlspo4:,inu To pussue
the .iuquiiy. aod shoulo probably have dis
he,isvvd sae whole stecY, L, fortunately,
nny casicsi'y as :ee!i sa aa2iety~llsd no.
been eScised oy auaseq u3af oecofrence.
Calliogcnc evening on l'ss,oc,s>it friend
OF m!Be, sse.aoerof the house Ct repre-.
scp,syiYes, fer he purpose OF ,slktng ever
tbs esroei.ies ct rag 'sri.,4h government,
ana tie ss,ca e&aess os al Us subordinate
,aeanS*s I was ssseck ygt;ia as.ooi&htaeps &
horrot a: hisiar. log!zlas tx leaving Csc a.
bfu2tivp tor shs pusnosc II con1p's' SO 9Th
an invitation be hadsrecsived 10 nsssy Ga
bait and supper at the Bf..,sh nio,stts's::
| could not for be soul vi nc ayosd expos
soia:ipg with him on fhe righteousness Of
such condncs. Uniformed hia4 OF .hS sea
sssion which the Einuegan mes aal ezci,-,
ed By their open assa prrsigate pe!iieness
TO the Bstast minister ---and tll.,' | doubt,
ed, ifotd him. nc tru.h Of the story,
there my sriesd iatevrup:s1 nae. ~ say:pg.
lfas 'vithoot Question, some PAR, Of the
siorr vas trUr: thar he British minister
10 resurn tor the cie,!ity he had ehown.ta.
mess, had been inyised by thsns 70 din.
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CON G. r ES S.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY. DEc. 10.
DEBATE

On the bin from tie Senate for making ep.
propriatioa far building an add'nonol
num6er q gao, boass, far the presrcttcn
Of gar pats and h0gbors.
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from St. Michaels, arrived at Cs,p.a,
the 18th Of July. Parted from tie a. s g
the Goth July, eff Tortola. Makes
and the British Islands well stocked Nh ~
very thing but lumber. August $, ip s
80, long. ~, spoke the brig Eetsey, Eoul,'ssss
days from Baltimore, Tor St. Jag9 dc c.
ba.
PHILADELPHIA, August &c.
This morning arrived the British sehoo
ner Polly and Nancy, Fucker, Il days from
New Providence.
4 Also, schooner Charlotte, Barnet, % dav,
n,om New Providence.
Also. British brig Hnmcny, Morris, q
days from Kingston, Jamaica. Game pa.
sengers, captain Eausch and Remington
Left the schooner 49,, Scott, to ssii in
or 6 days for this port.
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From TIE dgrora ef Augusi I.

= -
g Jyorse and 2c57se-May wellb said of
suehparagrsphs IS abuse and scandalize the
character oEany individual--and with still
greater free may ii be o.hbHed when such ar
ticles are fatiicasedSNAsxA kiew TO mislead
the people aud impiicate TIE officers of &c
vernn1ent. VI. Jackson. ID his paper OF
the 28th inst. copies an article from the n.
York Evening Pest, asserting, that the sehr..
chartered by the government to carry dis.
patches TO Europe, belongs to capt Nathal
H1fNr>and that tie IS the bearer OF those TO.
eenefai b r1ns,ropg, our minister at ferris
and that this Nathan Haley is tlie ss:5l:e per-
so, who ran away with the ship Hare- he
person who ran away with tie .aip, Rare,
was captain Haley, who it IS bc,ilvctl llas
cortirued in France ever Since. lleIefter
that is published and signed Nathan HAS Y,
addressed to Mr. Clason, coaid hardly. BE-
furnished in that form BY that ge,.tleissas,,
(Mr. Clason) and If not, he should he Gated
On by the friends ct EIr. Nathan Haley here
to contradict it."
We now assert again, and challenge rrscse
to the contrary, from the whole loros Of
MIR. Eeiferson's democratic editors, from
Smith, Of the National lntellisencer, down
to the mercenary editor OF the Aurora, shat
the Nathan Haley, who sailed from wash
! ington few days since in the flag Ct truce
schooner Hope, as the bearer OF dispatches
to our minister at Paris, is the self same l.
IDENTICAL piratical scoundrel ehat ran off from
London in the year 81 with tbs American
ship Hare, belonging to Isaac Clason, of
this city, and took her into the port Of
Dielpe, in France, where she was con-
demned--an that at tie same time this fell
low bore a French commission. The Hare
was bound to New York from London. with
a valuable cargo OF dry goods, principally
for American merchants in this city, and
was insured in the latter place for upwards
of One Hundred Thousand Pcuuds STERLING.
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-rH:
NETWORK. AusYst is

9 Arrived, schooner Polly, Spencer, in 2o
days from Tobago. Left the brig Quick
Time, Prescott, to sail in days for Ports
mouth. Sailed on the 18th July, with a Bril-
fish feet Of SO sail and touched at Grenada
the 18th. The brig Sophia, Of Philadelphia
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s DEAR SIR.

z letter uas elso. yeceioed tfyon hin ly
az ian. Senator in Congress irom IRIS sictc,
2 ,'eze Gays bsfore he sailed tran u asl;ng-
ton, terins' to lake The charge Of any Aetters,
&c. that ne might zUssA TO send to france.
LED. =. P.
Il Bet We are authorised to bet from
1coo9to 10000 dolla,,, that Nathan Haley,
VINO has gone out IN the flag of truce schr.
Hope, IS the bearer OF dispatches to Mr..
Armstrong, the American minister at Pa
ris, is the same Nathan Haley that ran
away with the ship Hare, belonging to Isaac
Ciason Of this City. Theproof to res. with
lls.-ib.
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Hp The Public are respectfully Inform,
ed, that Mr.. O'KELLY intenGs preaching
bis fareaveN sermon on Sunday next, in the
old Methodist meeting house. 1t is expected
he will preach at j O'Clock. and III the asatsr
neon at the ringing Of the beR
August 10.
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FROM THE II. Il. CoMMERcIAL ADvERTIsE:R.

FROM THE N. II. coMMERcIAL ADyERTIsEsR.
Nd7HAN HALE 4 has been assert
ed in the federal prints that Nathan Haley,
the man whom Mr.. Jefferson has appointed
10 carry dispatches to our minister N rance
s the same fellow who ran away with the
ship Hare, belonging to Mr.: Isaac Ilason,
of this city. This assertion has been oen M
ed by almost every paper devoted e the m
terest Of the president. but why mas y
been denied Ale they ashamed OF the
public acts Of the enlightened, the z1isstfzo1ls
jefferson? Or must the indignant voice OF
public censure be lied into silence hy those
harpies who have lied the present admins
tratiion into power, and who, by the same
base and unworthy means, are endeavorlng
to keep them in power? # 1t be true, IN
what light will Mr.. Jefferson appear before
the bar Of public opinion? By thus arro-
eantly denying a fact, which, if proved to
be true, involves the integrity OF their Chief,
the democrats have placed themselves IN q
most awkward dilemma. For, if it should
so turn out, and ne have no doubt it will,
that the Haley in question is the same scoun-
Grel who robbed an American merchant OF
his ship, and defraudsd Loyd's insurance
Office Of one hundred tseascad tosnds stesl-a
ing. they must either bear Mr.. jefferson out
in this most enormous and outrageous act,
or consign him and his measures 70 that OBJ
Iyion which the welfare, prosperity and glo-
~ of the country has long since required.
Let them chuse either side OF the alterna-
tive.
The following statement, relative 70 this
dispraceful appointment, and the neiaIlCus
conduct Of Haley, IS from the Post:
hcthen Lalcy agai,s-It was stated IN
the Evening Post of Tuesday, the z5th III
timo, that Nathan Haley, whom Ntr. JET
ferson had sent out as the bearer Of dispatch
es to Mr. Armstrong at Paris, was the Same
Nathan Haley that ran away IN the year q:
with tie ship Hare, beloreingso Isaac Cis-
sen, OF this city. Tbs brought cut the
next day the following paragraph N the
L'Craele and Laily Advertiser, Paper
printed in this city, in French and Eng
lish.
Frem the I'0racls end Daily 4Advertiser.
Several editors of this city have made
mistakes in their statements concerning Ma
than Haley. He IS not tie person who franz
dulently s0la Nj. Clsson's vessel, but is a
man of ilreproachable integrity. his we
have from coed authority"
The next denial OF the correctness Of our
statement, and the only one We have seen,
notwithstanding il has travelled ali the way
TO the seat OF government and back again,
and has been copied into almost every tede-
raj paper between here and there, is by
the oi~islous tfsah-teAins editor OF the Au-
loIa.
Fran TIE durofa ef Aususi1.
"
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Ef / want to hire a negro
fellow that understands something Of garden
Ing as well as farming.
r. T. Hooe.
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We have received information, (says the
Albany Crisis on which we can rely, TIL,
500 families in the single town Of Salem,
Massachusetts,, in additicnto the usual Fun.
Der OF paupers, are reduced to the necessity
Of relying on private charity for subsistence.
Indeed, indeed <to use the language Of the
Registcr) !" The EMBARGO TELLS"
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whid1 the underwriters had 70 pay. Y Or
der hat our readers may be more July ac,
'nnailted with this yiilainous TRANSACTION ,s,ld
i III same time see what sort Of characters
The Executive selects for.his lzessc7s, 81
Pead. we republish once more his infamous as
lettci 20 his owner in this city on that sub
ject.
!. 1ey ef a letter ram captain Hairy to
Giason, esquire.
Dieppe, soth April, 1877,
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Among the various reasons which Sass
been assigned for laying an embargo, W
recollect none which are applicable sPar ~
IN her present situation. In the exlSups
State of affairs, England would not now ~
our commerce with that country, ard Frau ~.
has not the physical ability. Spain has oo -.
asno injury, but in compliance with As =
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4 brccious cenession.-It IS stated in tn.
Lu2erne FeGtYaist, that while the Secreta.
ry OF the Treasury was in Fhiiadelphia the 0.
Their day, some one asked hin. hcv iong the
Embargo would be kept on -" Catahs
people lake 1t off," said he.
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From tie WasAi1Stss Federelist.

u ar WiM Enyltnf--T The supporters oe the
administration, 70 irightcn tao iluorous, are
threatening the country WITH a War with Eng
land. Tn,y Say, Ii the embargo is raised, we
cannot avoid war. 1 know car officers OF
government are wishing Tor war with Eng
land, and would be yer. wiling TO nave II said
they have l,4eh driven TO 1t ey the clamors OF
the people against the embargo. But let
those beware! Inc people viii nave neither
an cnlb rgo nor a Wa, unless better reasons
Cali be given tor them than nas been given
yet. | speak u 6ola language. Tie time has
come Tor open and plain acailng--iio mnclng
the mater now. The ministerial mlnloEs
have declared themselves french parry
and we now declare ourselves Americans
full true -blooded Americans. We are not ALI
English party, but ne Shall not Involve our
selves IN war with England to CRAFTY a
French party. We are able to stand On our
own ground--and on our own ground We are
determined to stand Our present executive
has disgraced the very n ME OF an American
soldier, by appointing such men as Duane,
and supporting such men as Wilkinson 70
command our armies but this disgr:ice viii
not be borne b. tie people. We are not Yet
IN the situation OF Bonaparte's slaves. Cur
rulers must change their measures, or they
viii be driven i:ona their situations in dis
grace. The work OF reformation has com.
menced III the east, and is travelling witt,
bid strides towards the south. Cur rulers al
ready trcnble at its approach, and are using
every means in their power to put off the EVIL
day; but their exertions are OF no ayai.-~Ja-
cobinisln is rolling down the hi.l, and the arts
OF the Devil and all his angels, Cannot hinder
it from S DING to the bottom.
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FROM THE SAME.

Revolution in s2aaiss-The independence OK
Spain, which notwithstanding Duanc's dia-
grams, and the predictions of jaco,in editors,
we may consider in some measure establish
ed, will alter materially the aspect Of politics
throughout the world. It's not to be expect-
ed that the Spaniards If they are able to defend
themselves against Bonaparse. will again sub
nit to crouch beneath the rod of an absolute
despot. Though it may at the present mo-
ment, be necessary to acknowledge Ferdi-
nand as king, anc! to make use ofhis authori-
ty as rallying point and though the state
OF society In Spain may be such as to make it
advisable to place him on the throne, if they
can relieve him from captivity yelit cannot
be supposed they will deliver over all power
and authority into his hands. The people of
Spain now feel their consequence, they have
found that on them, aud them alone, depends
the independence, the safety and the prospe.
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For The Alexandria Daily Gasetts.

Mn. SNowDEN,
A FEW months since stated IN your
Gazette, that by experiments made IN Penn,
sylvania, in feeding swine with boiled ana
unboiied food, it proved in favor OF the Tor
mer, as six to nine. :,
In a communication from the honorable
Richard Peters to the Philad. Agricultural
Society, he says
ssSour food is the most grateful and all
fnentary to swine. One gallon OF sour 1sash
goes farther than two of sweet. Dry rotten
zvood should be constantly in the pen, that
the hogs when confined for fatting, may eat
it at pleasure. Nature points out this ab,
sorbent Cor whateverit may be- as remedy
or preventive. They will leave their food
to aevour the rotten wood, when they re-
cure it. Ihave not lost fattening hog Tor
more than 80 years, when / used It. Some
of my aeighbors met with frequent losses OF
fatting hogs, till informedthern otmy prac-
tice."
Finding the communication of Judge Pc
tiers TO agree with the experience or several
good farmers that have conversed with,
/ have thought proper to trouble you with
the present for the information OF such OF
your country brethren as have not the cp-
portunity Of reading the S Meaao;rs' OF the
above SocieSy, which were sent me by one
Of the members.
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FROM 7HE N Y. EVENING posi-

TO call to recollection the blessings pro-
duced bv an open, honest, patriotic and vir-
tuous administration snd to awaken deiud-
ed people to sense of The prosperous and
proud days of FEDESALIsM, compared with
their present degraded and suffering eondl-
ton under the all Ringing and desoiatmg
reign OF DEMOCRACY, send you the fol-
lowing, which was originally published IN
the Boston Centinel.
Although the Federalists built up beau
tifui and lovely edi6ce from chaos and con-
fusion, vet as the materials were then pure
and uncorrupted, the task was easy and de-
hghsul. But we have serious apPrehen-
sions whether the same can be done at this
day. seeing the dreadful effects which the
devastating and baneiul influence OF Jeifer-
sonian policy, both external ana internal has
produced On the morals, habits and patriot
ism OF the people OF these states. we have
only to revert to the deplorabie political ST.
tuation of our country before the adoption
of the federal constitution to give us true
picture of the actual gloomy and responding
state OF things, with the aggravaslng cream
in 1888 we still were in possession OF Our
virtue and public spirit, but that (heart-
rens,ing reRection) in sos we find them ali
entombed in the 1ohiteaed sepulchre OF de
mocracy. But, my countrymen, ought we
to be surprized, when, over thus charael
house of or public virtues and happiness,
has presided for eight long years the vacli-
lating genius of modern philosophy, who
from fear or affection to the Desolator and
Tyrant of the world, appears to initlse into
every act Of his ruinous admins trauon the
pestiferous streams issuingfr this poison
Gus fountain. Oh America How art thou
fallen. From thy high estate into what a
galph of wretchedness and misery art thou
plunged. Oh my country! What an lliadof
still greater woes await thee, unless thy in
fatuated sons speedily arise in their nights
strangle that gallic influence, which, nursed
by the tools and agents of Bonaparte, isnow
proving On your very vitals, and at the same
time laughing at your stupid credulity. Re
collect the fatal examples of the numerous
nations who have been swallowed up in the
same friehtful abyss which has been marked
out for US. 9ou are nous pursuing the very
coarse Which has iedtotheir ruin. Younow
stand on the very brink OF the precipice.-
Think, above all, on the awful fate of Spain,
the faithful ally Of France for IS years, and
then shudder at the hellish patriotlcidal doc
trines which are taught you by the French
party among US, who are sedulously and
wickedly employed in enlisting your pas
sions, against the glorious and righteous
cause of the patriots, on the side of the per-
Sdious and ambitious Corsican, WHO'S now
delnging Spain with the best blood Of her
own children, merely toplace his brother On
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their farms over stocked and their producc
commanding ready money and a high price
In short, it found them poor, INDECENT NAL.
contents it hath left them wealthy friendS
to order and GooDgovernment.
1t found the II. States deeply IN debt TO
France and Holland it hath paid ALL the
demands of the former, and the principal
mart Of the latter. It found the country IN
a ruinous ALLIANCE with France 1t
hath honorably dissolved the connexion,
and set us freel. Itfound the United States
without swivel on float for their defence
it hath left a NAVY--composed OF thirty
four ships of war, mounting 918 guns, ana
manned by 1850 gallant tars.
It found the EXPORTS OF our country
a mere song in value it hath lett them !.
worth above SEVENTY MILLIONS OF
dollars per annun.S In word, it found
AMERICA disunited, poor, lnsolvent,
weak, disconnected and wretched; 1t hath
left her united, wealthy, respectable, strong,
happy and prosperous. Let hithiul ms
torian, in after times say theseThings Q. It's
successor if he can.G And yet, notwith-
standing all these services and blessings,
there are found many, very MANY weak, dc
generate sons, who, lost TO virtue, to graft
r4de and patriotism, openly exu.t that this
administration is no more, and that the
9. Sun oil Federalism is set forever.
80 Shane, avhere is thy blush Z"
AS one Tribute of Gratitude In thesel INES,
THIS MONUMENT
Of the Talents and Services OF the Deceas-
ed l.; is raised BIZ the
CENTINEL.
4 Would that the federaEsts were again i'll
power to break the SECRET LEAGUE winch
exists with the Corslcan, whose Will the Pails
papers insultingy boast "dlrec:s the eestiaieS
of America
WHAT do they amount to now
Does not our present hopeless situation
proclaim these words p:ophetlca!!y tralc
.* We trust, however, that the present
trying crisis Will make it rise With healing IN
It's wings, Otherwise We must continue Our
present voyage through the storms Of anarchy
and distress until ne seek relief from ON trou-
bies and affections in tae c4lm OF foreign OF
tismesuc deSpollsm.
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FOREIGN.
WA SEW-YoRKl
BoEoGEA, w

Bo.oes., A9 !:
Her majesty the Queen OF ,p M.a ~:
here yesterday, on her way from VA sri n'.i.
made a stay of several hours. h nn ~,
received a visit from tic Cardinal ork So 4
AID the Project of the department. "" ho,,,
20 pay their respects to her. nc - VI Viz.
lain Rianchetta, who was sent D '"s incl
10 compliment her on her passaSs Men
the Bologna, wasreceiyea in the Hl w. ;a,is
ly manner, AMI had the honor Of os .;ao,d b
to her table. Her INCEST eo"@
Journey tie same day towards ps''
M1s.spA, .M N, Il
His majesty set out from VlH ;sG ~ tts!'
O'Clock this morning, accompaD's a 4 AIars /
puties Of the town and province ., o. On
the boundaries of their ;urlselclD..as cf.hs 4
iour,.ey he received the magistrates orres5f
ferent villages, and in this cry w. ri.;aaI q
the municipality, the civil ana .yaaics' y
the ssa magistrates ss Of the towns and d.. ,!
had come to DO introduced TO '''''
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u. throne Of the Bourbons, TO scourge tnc
nation with rod of scorpions.
Fellow citizens !! To comment any fur1ne1
on the following splendid picture, by coa y
trastinr it with the present sombre state =
n,blic affairs would be quite unnecessary.
BBy comparing times past with the present.
!; YOU must be convinced that there IS as mucl :
difference between the easy steady courseoi.
Federalism and the wild range Of Democra-
cv as between light ard darkness. Iwii
not therefore attempt to narrow up YOU
feelings to the pitch of indignation and sor-
row. which an accurate and painful oDser, :,
walton for length Of time Of the hayward
conduct Of our rulers has wrought upon my
mind. but only exhort you to be Jealous
active and vigilant in the exercise OF your
elective franchises, and by this mid pro-
cess. purge our national councils OF the pre-
sident's majority. These men have not
virtue, talents or energy sufficient to save
their country from inevitable ruin by man
fully and independently opposing the aroi-
trary and mysterious rescripts OF vlslona-
~, artful and power-loying executive whose
marked prediction to France and hatred
of England has so far disgracefully tainted
our public affairs as to have brought us into
state little short of complete vassalage to
the former, and Of actual war with the tat.
ter-
From the Boston Centinsl Of March $, 1901.
MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTION.
q That life is long which answers LIES great
end"
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N Q T l C E.

AT meeting of the Directors of the Lit
tie River Turnpike Company, on the 18th OF
March, 1865 Ordered, That the Stockhold
ers in the additional shares in said company
do, and they are hereby required, to make a
sixth payment to the Treasurer of the Com
pany of Ten Doltars on each share by them
respectively subscribed, on or before the first
day Of May next-Also, the further sum OF
Ten DoNcrs Oh each share, On or before the
first day Of July, also, the further sum of Ten
Dollars on each share on or before the first
day of September, also the further sum of
Ten dollars on each share on or before the first
day of November, also the further sum OF
Ten DoL,ars on each share by them respective
~ subscribed on or before the first day of
JANUARY, 800.
Jonah Thomplon.
Treasurer L. II. I. CONTRARY.
March 81. colin.