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,ASn6s onfy. and not ct the caGscs
,vhich have led 10 Ii. The evil exist;
wesfssl hat they me great and our
40 interests require that they should
Is xneediiy removed We ask you.
vhether Il u Is probable that they viii
be.removed under the adminissration
yof M. Madison, Who stands commit
I'd IS his Writings nd acts on every
ouest;on betvesn u md foreign m
800. IS under. the ailministration 0f !
mn Who Ii pesfeetly free from that
36ias. which regard for consistency Of
characser cannot al 70 produce on
men even of the purest Principles, and
nose eulieh.ened understanding. We
nav Be miafaken, and eshsll rejoice
iffime shall conyinea our error but
'if MI. Madison b ellctedy We Gee q
present, 10 Aftermath e for The United
Sfatea, but WAR, On kMBAR-
co al indefinite dur hon. Hon the
Other had, Mr.. n pnroe should be
elected. ne think fo1 ,he reasons just
ssated that he win 81 ass stand : hsss
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49, ,5I { - -. - - - de
sse.,,,,,i... esp.n1re thSt - zen cast
-. ~ for ! .arna,ed abandon
-, - - s.b;.cs M IN seizure 81
i $500 $500. =. eor6den,ly IS.
.s.i y ...,- src,,leass AZ ~. condnct
il,e,,.S . M. ~ ,hirss years deyoted
Z $3.50 |. 80 3. . -. 4. iii 80,
's0yoa. 49,, M. - ;.s =. -.
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i mny bssmore sxiensissly nischsviiSus.
We disappfOse u many Important
acts of the present administration 70
which, IN DOR opinion. may Be ascrib-
cd the evils We now endure, and the
still greater evils We have % appfe-
hend !, and GO We cannot doubt that
they, have been recommended BY Mr..
MADISON, Ne must believe that they
win continue 70 receive his sanction
and suppork On the other hand, we
know thar Mr.. MonaoE had the saga
city 70 foresee, and in his late public
function endeavored, d far % was il
his power, 70 prevent our present dis.
tresses: and We have reason 70 con-
eluds from The list address Of his
Csmmiitee, xhat bis course oppressed
ING, 10 regard 10 our foreign relations,
viii Be more agreeable 10 our sensi-
ments, and % the true interests Of the
country. s =. .5 -5s...2 RI. sS= 80 u
We presume not, however, 10 die
tate % our fellow citizens-our only
hope d, that m expression Of our o.
pinion may induce IN their minds that
serious reflection, which The times
require. and disposition, q al e
vents, 10 aet With energy and concerG
Stillless do We entertain the idea Of
interfering with the plans or objects
ofthe other states, in which federal.
ism may be more eon6denf, or less
fettefed, than here. Welease them
tovotc accordingto c:rcurnstaAces and
inelination; happy if they can aceoma
plish, wha, il would be folly in No 10
attempt. We know that At this late
period, the whole weight Of the fede.
raj vote in Virginia cannot Be brought
into action; but We had seen, until
lately 20 proof thar Mr.. Monroe
would adopt different course Of pro.
ceeding 10 respect toour foreign rela-
tions, and q choice between indisidu.
als disposed topursue the same system
OF measures was to % unimportane.
3. Resolved. That Mr.. Daniel
Call, Mr.. William Marshall, DR..
Syohn Adams, Messrs. James Penn,
Robert Gamble. Jun. Thomas Wilson,
Walter M'Clurg. and Charles John.
ston, be appointsd . commitlee 20 cor.
respond with The fedesalists through.
out this state, and 70 adoptall proper
measuresto promote the success Of
the election of James Monroe. "
JAMES MCLURG, Ghairmans
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.san &C vIsoIsIA oAsrrrE.

Z; ~ n. - ~ - ssss s
Rieks,osd, Oct. %. 81
The election 81 eIeesors Tor Presi.
l.nt aud Yiee Presidsal eide Uaited
Ssat.s e near 4 hand -ue had under.
stocd th,t 4 tickef u,culd he foruned
With view is .prono.e lie eleCtioa. Of
DUR friends Gen. pinckney, and the
honorable Rufa. King !; bos Il nov
seems th.r e g, rvndsr % service II
lii Sfdte 81 yotirs ~ ss such ticket.
yEhe tan skaI - po:e ~ Z u sfhe,
assssiou e deer e,oneern so every one
6fns. Tive persbns ID Virsinia, and
:, sslS farsk -.
esadid.sss. Fhsss tsnslsasea are Il
81 shsmr our political 0pponents, and
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Thi. gen,leman Is certainly dsssrv-
ing The gratitnde ofhis country &c the
many services he has fendesed it-
whilstgayernor ofshis commonwealth
we dijcovcred il him every disposi-
lion 10 administer with Justice %
treat his political opponents with tqual
respect, ID conciliale party asmdchas
10 his power lay, and avoided mixing
those Parry disiincfisns in aPpoine-
ments 20 Office, which have marked
the conduct Of the executive ofthe y.
nitcd States. Il al J3s
Mr.. Monroe diEsrsin Politicalopins
ion from Us; but he Is IN honestnsn |,
We have no fears ofhis marking opt tie
federalists IS q political sect, upon
whom he will have uengedncesg No,
he viii use every effort ii his power 20
eoneiliate our affections, and y m
impartial and enlightened admhistTa.
ton Of that government, UNITE
ALL PARTlES--he win acquire
the confidence and esteem OF " good
men 81 every party.
Mr.. Monroe viii have itin ~ power
TO sestle our diiferences with cry To-
reicn nariou, with whpm ~ ess %
varianee.- This he VII do without
giving France money Or rtqniring
from other nations mote than 8 fair,
ms, and Memorable rsttbution for past
injuries, and . reasonas u security for
their future good condtrt towards 10.
This he win acconelish without
WAR, and without ~ Of those evils
attendant upon war, y9ils NE are ae
peace. 'Ss'. . Is. III stss,'H :, r. ~ ~
Such, federal republ cans, are our
expectations from die lpPoiusment Of
MI. Monroe to the restiential chair-
hence Il % thar ne add every exer-
ton tobe made in his ftor on the day.
ofelersion, which maybe eonsisssns,
fair, and honorable. NJ
Our concutrence viii the poksicai
frisnds Of MI. MONROE Muss snsHre
kiim success, provided tley do not de.
ven him ID the hour d danger--we
Nave beenfold thar fhey gili dssert him,
tbAs We cannot believe Il j, however,
shek do desert him, let d d cur dxfy.
Ats meeting agreeably co. posice Of
tie Federal Republi ofthe City
! Of Richmond and town a Manches-
Ter, hid at the Bell Taestu il tie
City Ok r Richmond, on Nl0naay the
i7th Of October. tana. - decide
upon the candidate whom they viii
support Il the ensuing eleesion- Of
President df the United Stakes.s
Doctor 1dnses M,CisgY was unani-
.mously chosen Chairman, and Doctor
Jeha A6ams Sesretary 20 the heetiug
latter which the following Tesolu.
tons we're unanimpnsly adopsed.
Reduced By de tyranny Of the
General Ticket Law 20 he necessity
Of abandoning our shSi Nee, and bessov.
ing our soifrsges O oae of tie demo-
cratic eandidales COR tke presidencyof
the Unissd States. sad belieying thar
Of these. HE electon pft j AN1ESl
MONROE would mosk ssentialIy
promote de welfare q Ne union !,
Resolved shaa this mestinE viii sup.
port the tieketofihe said laanes Mos,
roe, 4 he ensuing slse.isn and
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Declaration Of W1R.
New. York, Oct. %.

- ASS9-&8SO
Yesterday arrived at
this port the bardue Ri
chard, Capt. O diorne,
in 80 days from Liver.
pool. Capt. o. informs
that On the 18th Sept.
Mr.. Marry The Amerii-
can can consul !. pool,
our goyernl rom
Mr.. Pinckney Lon
don, with positive d.
trections, that should
there be no vessel about
to sail from Liverpool,
one should be instantly
chartered for the pur-.
pose, and sent off with
in eight hours. That
the barque Richard,
loaded |. only in part, was
procured for the oecasii.
on. and dispateh ear
u on the 10th. That
while beating down the
channel, she wss board.
ed by Mr.. Maury ! clerk
for the purpose Of COM
mn u the intelli-
gence that an express
HAD Just arrived from
Mr. 4. ;Pincl<ney, bringing
information that Buona-
parte had a clared w pr
against the y. States,
hadconfscated All Anne
rican property within
His reach, and arrested
and imprisoned all the il
American citizens that
could be found.
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fedsssi papers 81 dis slass.
TO THE FEDEf&ALsNERlJBkI.
CANS or VIRGINIA. -

To those OF our fellow clllzene n
virginia, Who approved of he con
duct or our frst Pre1idsnt, the Ina
a6oslai w AGElrN cIo1gv ~ nho
are penetrated wah respect e. sthose
ohservations on the stnfc DC partiss il
this country. which his poIitiell saga-
.eity, Improved BY lone esperience u
the most ardnona aisnasions, md
psompted nj the pussst pasriotisna
enabled him % make - o. people
called FEDERALISTS 1e he
federal republican, II Richmond md
Nlanchester submit this address.
The violence &c I MAJORITY,
which, IN the pursuit cf power has
never hesitated % sacrifice ID pre-
tendsd republican principles, having
deprived Is a allinnuenee Ia tho ap-
ploaching celection soG president, by
substituting Z general ticket IN Place
ofthe elecsioa by dissricts, redacessus
% The necessisy Of supporting ths one,
or the other, 81 their rival candidates.
10 The present crisis &c The country,
there q no room Tor prisate considera.
tious. Ancient frisndship mnst yield
% present good and even he Opini-
nofeminent talents can only tnrsaade
y that, undersa improper biass, they
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JOHN ADAMS, Se,t'a,
ELECTORAL TICKET.

/ The Scllowng i the Monroe electoral ticket
rspuhlished for de information ofthe citizens 81
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-05
s FROM THE HAVANA. !

We are indebted to the politeness Of a
mercantile friend for the following extracts
from letters, written by gentlemen of the
first intelligence on commerce. lsu5jects
Extract ofa ktter jS9w Aatanio sc Frias s.
Ca. dd1ed Raaaraala, Sept. Il, 1903.
g We enclose you herewith melnoran
DUN eff goods now IN demand, and those
most likely 70 answer after the embargo is
OF. How that impohtic measure is suffer
ed to continue In the u. S. is wonderful to
the people of this country although We do
not want any thing from your statesbut -four
aud boards, we still might have carried Oh
an extensive trade in other articles as well as
these two neccssaries, Which the British
viii now very soon enjov, but for your fool
ish embargo, which it appears from accounts
per Usage, has had no other effect than to
produce from the tyr.nt of the world, ano-
tier insulting decree. The president of
your states will shortly receive communal
cation from this government relative to that
poins."
Another letter dated HAVANA, 18th Sep
tember, to the same house, exhibits alarm
Ing testimony that our long protracted en-
barge viii be productive OF serious injury
to the West-In,iia commerce of this coun-
try. The writer says, HAVANA being O.
ptnel to the English, considered now as an
ally, we have already several merchantmen
from Jamaica, from Providence and from
Halifax. The .5Pan;arhs begin to carr on
their trade under their own flag to Spain d.
rect and several expeditions have been I'M
dertaken which will yield great profit
Thus you will peceive commerce has chan
ged very much to the disadvantage OF Anne
rica." Upon this revival, colonial produce
appears 10 have risen considerably Prices
Coffee, is to Is dollars Sugar, 8 to $
Flour, So; Claret Wine, 50.
/ We have been informed by former accounts
that III Cuba and other parts of the West
Indies, the inhsbitsnts were beginning to
surn their. attention, wherever practicable,
to the raising of gram. It is also well known
that the inhabitants of Canada and Nova
Scotia are growing ::ch on the trade right
fully attached to these q. States. We sim
cerely pray for the appearance Of a saving
spirit to protect and cherish the trade and
independence OF our country.
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) gen. Dearborn accompanied him hence
Mr.. Gailatin passed through on Saturday.
We are not, of course, acquainted with the
contents of the dispatches from France
Watcher they confirm the accounts Of Bona
parties further hostile proceeding towards
us, few days will possibly make known.
Reports by this arrival state, that the A.
merica spoke ship, when ten days out
which informed of the complete defeat of
the French in Portugal; that the Russian
feet ~ the Tagus had surrendered to the
British, and that the French army in Lisbon
under Junot, had all been made prisoners.
Whether Junet surrendered to the British,
under Wellesley, or to the victorious patri-
OTIS of Spain, is not mentioned. We expect
every particular by the next mail from Phi-
The next French Bulletin will
state that the Russian feet, from "certain
reasons, cannot return to France"
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Mr.. MONROE.

Mr.. Madison chance of election in Vir-
ginia, seems to be diminishing, if we may
Judge BY the renovated ardor Of Mr.. Mon
roe's party. The committee of correspon
denee, for promoting the success OF the lat
ter, has issued an address, which as dis
finely paint the evils inseparable from the
continuance in power of the ruling party,
as the most glowing pen ola federallst could
pourtray. We have thought it would be a.
ereeable to our readers to peruse part OF
this address. We havesno design to pro-
mote MIR. Monroe's views or calculations ;
but re must not passby the opportunity OF
confirming the validity of our principles, by
showing that they coincide with diametrl-
eally opposite political section of the people
North 4merican.
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Dancing School.

Mr.. GENERES has the honor to inform his
friends and the public, that his DANCING
SCHOOL will commence on Thursday next
from three until five for young ladies, and
after five for young gentlemen as usual
Mr.. GEEERES hatters himself that he
will give satisfaction to those who will intrust
him with the care of their ch;ldren-as much
in their dehortmeat as in their dancing.
October S. cost
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IowIaEIsE, july 10.
BY TIE LAST MAIL.
SCHENECTADY, N.Y.3 Syst. 81
Latest from ,Sbasa.

k--'tS7S.FV ~ :, - =
4 cntleman passed through this city OH
saor1.ss lass direct from Grebec, who re-
.er.r3 ,.lat or slae 10th iilss. vessel arrived
Ps.ac n " DAYS from Liverpool, bringing
,r,,a,s TIA. ils.e French and S2sniards had
Il tsnersl engagement; the French army a
s,oansiar 10 $1,000 men, and that 1t met
with afstd ds-1fsat. The gentleman, from
whom tbs information is derived, was IN
|acrthe necessity 81 leaving Quebec hume
after me accounts canne.ashore, there
FIRE brought 10 prin.ed accounts. The
nsSs sEas believed at QueSec and excited
snsrsl rejoicing there.
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Totals, 244S

Ffom the above statement it Will appear,
thai notwithstanding their opponents have
exerted every nerve the result has been
highly brilliant 10 the conssisutionalists.
They have it's true, one ward less this year,
bat they have lost It by the most abomina
he vi.laiay, and the citizens are determined
ioP,lAish by isgal mcasss the perpetrators OF
iraad and corruption. The constitutional
sts have reduced their opponents in South.
Sark and the Nosshern-L Liberties, to small
naJorities. Mr.. Ross Will have handsome
majority at the general election.
The coustitutionaiists have succeeded IN
lo'townships IL Delaware county--tne Ja-
tobins a three !..i!i
The new corps raised in the states east
sarl O. the Hudson, are on their marca for
.se norsh west frontier, under lieul. col.
Whiting, of the regiment of infantry from
,Nsssacsasetts; ths companies of whichwe
nave heard on tina; route are,
Capt. Easterhrook's,
q 49, Limb,
- HatShins,
- Whitney,
- Byess.
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BALTIMORE, September al.
FROM FRANCE.

The ship America, in 40 days from France
0 y to Philadelphia, has arrived at New
sastle, Mr.. Baker, the messenger to France
:, N the St. Eiichaels, returned in this ship.
ne landed at N. Castle and proceeded with
~ haste TO Washington with dispatches.--
ar. 3. passed through town this morning !,
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Three Dollars Reward.

STRAYED from the commons of Alex
andria, on Wednesday last, MICH COW,
about six years old, her face and ears white,
body white and red, horns sharp and not much
curved. Whoever delivers her to me at the
lower end Of Royal-street, shall receive the
above reward.
f. Edmonds.
October 6, st*
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FROM the Spirit of Seventy Six.


Fross the Spirit ef Seventy Six.
! a principal objection to the election OF
Mr.. Madison, and one which we deem UNI
answerable is derived from the present state
of our national affairs.
Our foreign commerce is totally suspen-
!. ded, our ships are rotting, our seamen dis
!. persed, and gone, and our produce shut up
IN our warehouses, our public revenue is
cut off, and the deficiency resulting from
that cause, must be supplied by recourse to
the expensive system of internal taxation.
Z We know very well that these mischiefs
have originated in the unjust DEGREES of
France, and the arbitrary regulations of the
British council. But we are speaking of
the present state of things only, and not of
the causes which have led TO it. The evils
; exist: we feel that they are great and our
best interests require that they should be
speedily removed. We ask you, whe-
Their it is as probable that they will be
removed under the administration of MI.
Madison, who stands committed by his
writings and acts on every question be-
tween US and foreign nations, as under the
administration of man who is perfectly
free from that bias, which regard for con-
sistency of character cannot fail to produce
on men even of the purest principles, and
most enlightened understanding. We may
be mistaken, and we shall rejoice if time
shall convince us of our error: but if Mr..
Madison is elected, we see at present, no
alternative for the L. States, but WAR, or
an EMBARGO of indefinite duration. IF
on The other hand, MIR. Monroe should be /
elected, we think for the reasons Just stated
that he will at least stand a.better chance to
extricate us from the critical dilemma in
which we are involved: and notwithstand-
ing the groundless censure that has been cast
upon him, fora supposed abandonment, on
the subject Of the seizure of British sea-
men, we confidently appeal to your know
ledge OF his conduct through life of thirty
years devoted to your service, whether he
will ever consent to any arrangement incom-
patible with the honor Or real interests of
bis country.
Thus, fellow. citizens, we have presented
to you q rough sketch Of the view whichwe
have taken CT the next presidential election.
In exhibiting this view, we have only per-
formed a duty which devolved upon us as
members of the corresponding committee
and in the performance OF this duty,wc trust
that we have not departed from that candor
and moderation, which we took leave to re-
commend in the commencement of our ad-
dress.
Under the influence therefore of belief,
which the events of every week seem mere
completely justify, that in advocating the
election of Mr.. Monroe, we are promoting
the real welfare and union Of this country,
we shall proceed with the least possible de-
lay to publish his electoral ticket, with
hope that his committees and friends thro'-
out the state will firmly and diligently assist
in every arrangement which may contribute
to it's success.
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PHILADELPHIA, 0st55sr 5.
EaPD ELECTIONS.

The following is sn accurate statement O.
the result Of ward elections, held on Friday.
last, acreeablyto law, for the choice OF two
Inspectors Of the general election, and OF a.,
esessor, for each OF the wards OF this city,
IN -syf
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,s,son ofressectability and ranks
Soc e's' Irons Of that honor.
aae sss ssx,ety which his majesty shevs to
me , s'S of ali that relates to the inter-
ise'nl 's's' d,s.ricts he passes through, with
IS 9 =. : arodrcsioas, as well as the improve
rs ~ q E r,;eh they are susceptible, and the
psn!s. ' - ,vH;cn marks all his enquiries, gain
aaAl ass..,, Of all that have access to him.
sss nes " !, ~. audience, and during the rest OF
A,'s' mil nine in the evening, his ma]es-
Poe a@n o..eaoied in business, either IN private
IN his ministers. His majesty notwish-
.aI,op the incenseniencies OF journey IN
.a' ssrpn season, is in good health
~ 81. ,iltieult to conceive how small town,
.;s;pe only about 500. could furnish the
works. bands OF music, and all that con-
'.ss,ed % the splendid festiyi,y which was
Ei,played as i proof ct Its icy.
4 L.gsl. Since the first ct this month, &C..
r.ri Clarke, minister at war, has dated his
[S.oatcbes as Count de Hunenburg. Mr.. Lake
Erysc.or gener1i OF the conscri2slons, has also
4 s,,sd hinscH gou..t dc Seecas.
I.owLa-cIsE, july 10.
TIE day before yesterday, three persons
roaylc.ea Of holding reasonable correspond
..rc With &c enemy, were ssiot before one OF
fac s,.cs Of iambafs,
j. Z
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O. At the folicitation of a
number Of our country friends,
we shall commence, on the 9th
Of this month, the publication
of a paper for the country, three
times a meek, which will contain
all the matter and advertise
ments published in the daily pa.
per. The price will be FIVE
DOLLARS fer 0mna1m.
Such of our prelent patrons
as reGde on the route where the
mail goes but once a week, will
be furnifhed with the country
paper in lieu of the daily one,
unless ordered otherwile.
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alexandria Eaisp 6aset:ss.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER. 5.

Prices at st. Croiu, Sept. 12.-Tlour $50
at retail, and quantity at market; beet 10 a
12 ); prime Is 20; pork 28 80.
Freshbeef very plenty and low /; and other
articles in abundance.
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a letter received in Baltimore, from Bar
racoa, via HAVANA, dated Cd September,
says g A vessel arrived here this morning
from St. Jago, brings advices that the inha-
bitants OF ST. Thomas are evacuating the IS
land, on account Of the great scarcity OF pro-
visions"
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Public Sale.
ON PRID.6Y I4tA insf. 4 O'Clock,
Will be offered for Sale, the following valua-
BILE property:
a Warehouse and Lot,

NOW in the occupation Of Wm.N. Mills,
situated at the corner of King and Patrick
streets, fronting on King twenty-slx and Pa
trick street one hundred feet, to a ten feet ale
ly. also, II SMALL FRAMED HOUSE,
on the ally, occupied by Mrs. Davey Atso,
n. TWO STORY FRAMED HOUSE, adj
joining the said warehouse on King street, oe-
cupied by Thomas Richards. The whole pro-
perty is subject to a ground rentsf eighty-se-
ven dollars and fifty tents, and sold subject to
the right of denver. Terms of sale, 8, &
months, for approved notes, with deed of
trust on the premises to secure the payment.
John Korne, Ex'r.
October S dts
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LOTTERY OFFICE.

LOTTERY OFFICE.
@ TIcKETs in the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the Office
of the alexandria Daily Gazette.
price Fee Dolls. g Seventy fue
cents. A regular list of the
drawing will be received and-in-
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.