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eoKxER OF KING and FAIRFAX s7xki9s
ALsxANDkIA:,
Has received a considerable ace
dltlon to his Stock,
md OFFERS FOR S.4LE,
so hogsheads,} st and Cd quality
20 barrels { Musceuado Sugars.
1000 ID. Green Coffee
I-2 tons British Patent Shot, assorte
BIB to No. 9.
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks first quality Goshen Cheese:
40 boxes Mould Candles.
Is bags clean heavy Pepper.
SO ID. Nutmegs.
casks London refined Saltpetree
ditto Irish Glue.
1Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, YoLng ny
son, Tyson Skin, and Padre Souchong leass
in qua, ter chests, boxes and cannlsters--moss
Of which are equal liz quality TO any ever INA
ported
nciM saei Ara P azA Marsala Sherry
few cases Medoc Claret.
Jamaica, Windward.l Island, and Northern
Rum.
Cognac Bordeaux and Pech Brandy.
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whiske7.
Six hogsheads Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Molasses, Havana Honey.
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Best Florence Olin bottles and TASKS.
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Choce late, Rice
Pearl s. Common Barley, Basket Salt, starch
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves, Cassla' ~
nnento, Race and Ground Ginger, Cayenne
Currants, Madden, Alum, CopTeras, R2i
birthstone, Chalk, British and Israndywlne
Cunpow,ler, Spanish Segars, Cavendish and
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, Leipsr's,
CARROTS, and Hamiltou's Snuff, Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards. Bed Cords:
:. ling Lines, sc. St;
tober l8.
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Y I N E G A r.

For sale, one thousand gallons, by quanti'
ty and retail. Apply to
Thomas Crule.
April 10. d3w
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Black R,yer Lottery No. 2,

Commences drawing on Tuesday next the
llth instant.
f1IcruEoI PRIZES.
One of $4,000 dollars, enc of 90 900 dow
lars, and two of 10000 dollars.
In order to give tho.e persons who have
draw prizes in the charitable Marine Lotte.
ry, An opportunity of exchanging them for
tickets in the Black River Lottery. tie price
will be continued ats dollars until the drawa
ing begins ,after which the price WILDE regu-
lated blythe state of the vhee!--the FIRST drawn
number on Tuesday next viii be entitled to
Cine Thouiand Dollars.
TICKETS
For Sale at r. GR.AY's bookstore, King.
street. Akerandria.
Orders from the country, enclosing the
Cash ipost paid) punctuaily attended to, and
carly information given of the fate OF all
tickets purchased as above.
April
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SSlcK & STONE LAYERS.
T. B. Hell s. T. Ball

,xr.s B. Hal s. F. Ball
sSokM the citizens Of Alexandria and
nus = nciaity thatthey have commenced Ihe
1.s', business, and from their practical
sedse hopeto meet with share OF pa
Ssrss s nom generous public. They pledge
a,sa a'.ses TO execute such orders as they
: favored with in 2 satisfactory manner.
s,N VIII furnish materials measured II The
asS y lay them by the thousand. a. may
seas employers, Where they are g
70 furnish materials thsy will be
.sasry n. asm
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Extracts from the Journal Of tic Hause Of
.., a. .. Delegates.
MONDAY. December II.

MONDAY, December II.
The committee for courts ofjuslice have
according to order, had under their consi-
deration a pstition to them referred, and
have come to the following resolution .here-
uron
RESOLVED, As the opinion Of this COM
mi,tee, That the petition Of Ann Eliio.
Mackey, widow and relict and administra-
trix Of Robert Mackey, deceased, and guar:
dian ofthe children of the said deceased,
praying that an act may pass authorising
the sale of a certain tract OF land, lying in
the county Of Fairfax, whereof the said Ro-
bert Mackey died seized and intes,ate, and
an applicatiopof the proceeds thereof for
the benefit the petitioner and the children
of the deceased, is reasonable.
The committee Of propositions and griey-
aEces, have, according to order, had under
their consideration, petitions to them refer
red, and have come to the following rssolu-
tons thereupon
I. Resolved, as the opinion of this COM
mistss, That the petition Of sundry inhabl-
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CongrsG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
THURSDAY, December 81.
Taken far the A,cxanarM Gaaetie.]

ALr. Poin9exter reported bill extending
the jurisdiction ofterritorial courts, and for
other purposes. Read twic' , and referred
to committee Of the whole house on Tues.
day. !.
Several petitions of private and local
nature presented and referred.
Mr. johnson reported bill for the relief
of John NJ. Stout. Rea d twice, and re-
ferred to a committee of the whole on
Wednesday next. ......,..
Nr. Morrozv from theRpmmiltee to whom
was referred the bill f ON the S. nate for lay
ing out and establishing road from Cum
berland in the state Of Maryland, to the sta c
of Ohio, reported the bill without anent-
ment. Referred to committee Ct tie
whole house on Monday.
Mr.. Southland reported bill for making
permanent the act prescribing the mode OF
taking evidence in cases OF contested cleo
tons, and for compelling the attendance OF
witnesses in such cases. Read twice and
referred TO committee of the whole house
on Tuesday.
A report from the Secretary Of War was
announced-Some conversation took place
respecting the reading and printing of this
report. Mr.. Nevtsn was opposed to the
reading or printing this report. Nr. Gar.
denier wished it printed. 4Nr. Lewis tho't
it ought to be read at least, and if it was not
proper to have it read publicly let the gal.
ieries be cleared, and read it to the house
only. Mr.. TaAmadye was of the same OPT
MON. The question for reading was anally
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caApLEsToN, Dccem6cr Is.

.s;..d ship William * Henty, Hnd-
An Nswn,.rt i3 DAYS. OE Saturday last,
.op D., Al q 30, long. IS 50, fell 10 with the
y .as = Il the sloop Thetis, 'Taber, from
~ M. b dfora, bound TO Savannah, and
As s oS from il, the captain. and Msssrs.
Po0I = = r,b.r l,raddock & Clifford, Amos
4, = q : and Thomas Snow, being, the only
=. ; - out OF "a souls, who were on
/ III th,, vessel The Thesis had sailed
80, Nv, Bedford on the 10Th OF Novsm.
E, No. 7 O'elock in the evening Of the
8ssd, being then in lat.34 8, lons"67 81. 1T
biorine gale, the slooP was upset by the
sadlsn shilting OF the wind, or what IS
es,r,,,onIy termed awhile squaA -l2 OF he
I .rsons on board we're washed from tn VS.
\ / and instantly met watery grave the
Ee,p,ain and IL others, however, cluag to
l,b. week, waichlav in the same situation,
|uDon her beam ends for IS hours, during
which time two out of the twelve who had
adhered 10 the wreck, persisted through the
severity Of the weather, being unable TO
:, stain the hardahil to VIII h they W
exposed. Atser much exenion and pc. il
the survivors succeeded, bv cutting away
.he rigging in righting the vessel ; bnt she
was still fun oil waterald scarcely rising a
|bove its surface. In this dreary ecn5iul
|thev continued until the seventh day, when
IA sea struck the wreck and swep, nine out
of the ten into the sea capt. Taber who
was amongst those washed of, fortunately
regained the vessel, as did likewise three
Others, but the other Ave sunk from their
view and were never stem more. These
|unfostunate men, after being second time
thus proyidentially saved, continued upon
the wreck for en- days longer, being in all
" days from the time when the sloop up-
pet; during which time they subsisled up
on raw potatoes and soase wine-when they
were fortunately discovered and taken off
by capt. Hudson, from whom, and the pas
sengsrs on board, they received the most
kni and humane attention. Among the
persons who persisted, were Messrs. Ma
ehanitl anti Samuel Proctor, and Samuel
Wing merchants, the rest of the persons
LOST were mos,iy artizans, who we're gong
70 Georgia TO work during the winter.
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4. 1. -
,:.s..s,son aid srFaE ssns' ia
ss . 49, ma csnaision was inserted $ S :.
sa ~. instructors because = aaa = IS.
a rom his own report Ct sDnss. -,
-, nth ofScial persons &C y asI'as ~
,ons .s %.,, would Be 40 difficulty N agree
& TO it. ,,.t;,;on 4 .aid 4 very
opO .pas. Irs-s,ated what had J. thrown s'a :,
~ w. Inc matter Of i in an 'aiormal
fA .rs.,,;ou,i in January, and xpfessso ny
Foil s. , ,h,n 4 SHOULD have been mlsaPpFe,
kssls sa Mr.. Cunning immediately . sa'a
,snosa was himself Of opinionthat the idea ga
1as = sb;ch thar condition turns could nat G,'
Ppo ~ e',d is way into 4 stipulation; thasne
ssn a ~. .sr,heless, believed ls proper 20 pro-
pau s ~ coalition 10 the United Slatss';--
Foss - should have been satisfied win
ha' - of il and that the conss,
&c :. y would have been thai they should
usnt csptrd the co'amerce to when II
I'D. ii any such connsree should DC
s,,snpted."
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TO B E r E N T E D,
F,r one or more years,

Err one or mare years,
THAT valuable properly COMMONLY call
l. &c Jones's Penn, now occupied by Je+
s,AH BRowS1se -Also, the Mxvsh and Eliill
adjacent. The terms will be made known by
DR.. Heiihen Cooke, near Lsesburgh, LoudeuI
county.
The subscriber having been informed tbs
JOSIAH BROWNING has committed yaIiousde
preda,ions on the point, that he has sold .i
stone which surrounded it: and the soil |,
self, gives nprice to those who hare been cir
gagged in this honorable traffic, that repeti
ton Of it will inevitably subject them to tn
penalties Of the law.
John r. Cooke.
Dseembss 10. ds.klawH
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N O r I G. E.

N O T C. E.
AT the request ofthe Brethren Of Alexan.
dria Washington Lodge, No. -, CHAIR
TY SERMON will be delivered at the Epis.
sopal Church, on SUNDAY next. in Eticjpa-
ton of their annual tc.tipal. The members
arc requested to meet at the lodge room pre-.
cisely at ten clock, A. from whence tho
Lodge will move in procession, with such vi.
sitting brethren as may b. in town precisely
at ten O'Clock.
BY order,
VIM. H. Parry, Sec'y.
n. B. There will be no service in the
Presbyterian Church on the forenoon Of that
day.
December 81. st
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tanss III the town q Esyf Vile, ID the coln7
|Sy Of Frederick praying that alaw may pass
incorporating trustees 6f an academy in said
town, Is reasonable.
e. REsoLvED, as the opinion of this coma
sai,sse, That the petition Of sundry owners
1sof land and residents At the courthouse Of
Fauquler county, praying that law may
pass establishing a town atsaid courthouse
IS reasonable. s.ss
3. RESOLVED, as the opinion of this corn
mittee, That the petition7of Richard P, Ri
chaEdson and VIM. P. Richardson, praying
the establishment of a town on their lands
in the county of Fauquier, is reas enable.
ORpERAD, That leave be gwen to bring
in bill TO amend the act, entitled an act
70 organize and establish a superior court o..
law in each county ofthis commonwealth
and that Messrs. Thompson, Craig, Byars,
Ward, ,Ingles, Goodson, Johnson, (of Giles
and Shannon, do prepare and bring in the
same.
ORDERED, That leave be given to bring
in a bill "to incorporate company to es-
tablish turnpike from Fredericksburg to
Swift Run Gap )" and that Mcssrs. r. Stan
ford, Crutch6eld, Green, Rutherford, Mil
Tory, Bryan, S,eickler, Madeira, Simon
Claypoo', and Meriwether, do prepare and
bring in the same.
The London Statesman of the I'd ult.
contains the proceedings Of the French Con-
servatiye Senate, on the Sd of Oct. consist
ing of an address to the Arch chancellor ct
the empire, and report made to the en-
peror by the minister of war, Sept. 15,pre-
vious to the peace of Austria. One pas
sage in this document deserves notice. AZ
ter speaking Of previous determination to
assemble it in the interior Of France, what
ever might be the complexion of affairs, the
Youth of France it is added that The
temporary dereliction Of this system would
be productive Of some danger to the en-
pirc," &c. d.
The minister of war further observes,
that "The English ministers who proceed
ed the members Of the present government,
a more able set Of men than the latter,were
convinced that every serious attempt on the
continent, on the par. of the English, is a
step toward I general peace" Every man
of good sense may predict a general peace
to be near at hand, if the English persist in
a continental contest" "
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psf UdEIelS aIiSS oOtlSs$ cWys Deans 5 50
per barrel; pipe staves 40 per m. Dbl. do.
30; beef Is per barrel !; pork 10 !; beeswax
As cents. The above prices are on board
free.of charges.
/ he following is a correct outline OF the
bill from the committee On foreign relations
respecting the. commercial intercourse be-
tween,he United States and Great Britain
and France; and tor other purposes.
The 1st section prohibits all public YES.
sells belonging to G. Britain or France from
entering the harbors of the y. States, sub
ject to certain specified exceptions.
The Cd section prescribes to the punish.
ment Of .hose who shall aid the infracton
Of This provision. -r
. The Sd section prohibits all vessels sail
ing under the flag Of G. Britain or France,
or owned in whole or in part by any citizen
o. either. from entering the harbors of the
United States.
5 Tie All section prohibits the importation
into the United States Of goods from Great
Britain or Ireland, and France, and their
co'cni.s; or of goods from All. foreign pert
viii h a c tbs growth, produce or manufac-
tn of G. Britain or France; unless in YES
sells owned wholly by cisizc MS of thu United
States.
The above provisions to take immediate
effect.
The 5,h section prohibits after the 18th
of April next, the importation of goods from
Great Britain and France and their colonies
AMI, IS imported directly therefrom,
The 9Th 9Th and 9Th sections, fix penalties
to the ipfrsc,ion of these provisions.
The Oh section authorizes the President
in case either France or Great Britain saal
SO revoke or modify her edicts, so that they
shall cease to violate the neutral commerce
of the United States, to declare the sane by
proclamation, after which the prohibitions
of this act on the commerce Of the nation
so doing shall cease.
The 18th section repeats the act to amepd
and continue in force certain parts Of the
act entitled an act TO intcrdict the CONNER.
cial intercourse between the United States
and Great Britain and France and their de.
pendenciss and tor other purposes.
The 12th section limits this act 10 the end
of the next session OF congress.
-. VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Extracts from the Journal Of tic House Of
...a. 49,. Delegates. ....
NOSDAv necspohsr11
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Philadelphia Shoes.

THE subscriber has just receivedby Capt.
EfsSood, general assortmen: Of .PhiladeIphia
SHOES, which he offers for sale on the low
est terms for cash. at his store next door to
MIR. :Johas1n the halter.
Thomas M. Davis.
December %. Il
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E. Brooke,
PUBLIC SALE.

M sold on the 2Sth day Of this month, If
.Ss y not the next fair day, unless dispos-
90 Olaf private sale,
3. Z, 4 Too Story Blck House,
IN Water street. adjoining the property OF
. ,Ps'n Hamilton, and Mr.. Harpsr's Rope
YAK For terms apply to the
PRINTER.
december z.
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7rsgb moved that l port 81
printed. s. 81 s. 8
IN. LybhSm joined with M. 7yealt and
wished itmight be printed.
1lr. Tallaradg was opposed to the pFis,ss
ing, as be thonsht we ought rot 70 declaf6
by a s0lemn aet of The ration hesconpleto
stateyof our Notifications & especially AS IL
was kintedby gentleman that we Are &c on III
evesof war with England. Twas CARED
that the paper benot printed, Referred to
the committee on Notifications. &
mr.. Lore presented a resolution, 20 IN
struct the committee on the Dislrie, Of Co.
lunbia, to- enquire into the exped;rncv or,
amending thesact for establishing 4 turnpike
company in the county 4of Alexandria IN th,,
District Of Columbia. Adopted.
Mir. Rhea called up the resolutions from
the senate---the house resolved itself into
committee Of the whole, Ar. Basseh in the
chair.
Mr.. Emmott proceeded in his obserya.
tons, and went through the correspon-
,dence between Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Jack
SOD. , ~ 60 s,s
mr.. Gholsan spoke in favor of the reso,
luton. e.
Mr.. Gholson was on tie floor when our
reporter closed his letter.
/ This days proceedings to be continued
Wihninstsn, (Delauarej Dec. Is.
The grand jury of New-Ca,,le countr
have presented James A. Bayard and NJ.
eholas Van Dyke, for neglecting to attend
in Congress. The following is a COPY of
the prescntment:
- The grand inquest of the state of De-
laware and the body OF. New. Castle county.
being engaged in the business seyer.llv
brought before them, and rejecting q, in
duty bound by their oaths and affirmatiops.
on the causes productive Of injury to their
tsllow-eit'zens, (,heir opinion that the pre-
sent being critical period in the pglsicul
affairs OF our country, and one which re-
CURES the united wisdom of all the mem.
bers of the national legislature, to avoid or
provide remedy for the evils which threat.
en- the Z. States under these circumstanc. (.
they consider it highly improper that ,hoss
who are chosen to represent this state In
the councils OF the union should withdraw
their services, sacrificing by that means tx
snterest OF this state, and afiording an ex-
ample which, if permitted to becoms gene
raj, would eventually cause the destruction
OF that constitution which is our boast, AMI
with 1t those liberties which we hope 20 de-
liver unImpalred 10 posterity." ~
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g PRINTING in all its va.
JUS branches, handsomelyex-
patch.
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altraaprta 7oatlp 6a3stte.
FRID-4Y, DE cEMBER al !.
The Vice President Of the United States
arrived at Washington on Sunday last. d:

Prices Cutrent at Cddis. Flour 10 dolls.
per barrel; rice Z dolls. cws. beans 8 SO
per barrel; pipe stsyss 17o per m. Dbl. do.
30; beef Is per barrel pork i6 beeswax
IS cents. The above prices are on board
freeNof charges.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-27

portion of the community to rc'inqulsh
those professions in which, by the ex-
press sanction oil the general govern
meni, they had vested their property,
and OH the prosecution oil which, they
depended for support. This was, he
believed in direct violation OF the letter
and spirit of the Federal Constitution.
lie said he would not enlarge upon
the enforcing act passed by Congress
Jan. 9th. That law had received an
able discussion. He considered it as
an alarming usurpalion of power, des-
tructive OF civil liberty, unjust and OPP
pressive in its operation arbitrary as
it affected the merchant, as law
would be to the farmer, that should
compel him to move his buildings off
his farm. Are not such measures sio-
lalions Of the peoples rights +! What
says the resolve under consideration !!
/. expresses an opinion that principles
and laws like these are rerugnant to the
spirit of free government. Have not
this House right TO give this opinion
He had never doubted his right TO give
this opinion in private, and if he should
hesitate to declare it in his official situa-
lion he should consider himself unwor-
thy 10 represent Jreemen. When l
see measures adopted by this or the
federal government which are destruct-
i've of the property and rights of the
citizeps l shall always exercise the
right secured by The Constitution, that
of equally opposing them.
Mr.. A took view Of the CONNER
cial and agricultural pursuits and inter-
ests OF the District of Maine, said the
measures of the general government
were as ruinous to men engaged in
these professions as storms and mil
dews The produce of the farmer was
greatly reduced. Lumber paid little
more than the expense Of transporting
it from the mill TO sea port.-The ship
owner and coaster were reduced 10
bankruptcy. lfthesc subjects do not
demand our attention, nothing can. As
to the remarks of gentlemen that the
course the House is pursuing will tend
to sever the Union, l think the contra
nv is the fact T; il is the direct means to
preserve the Union if there is dispo-
si,ion TO promote separation OF the
States any where it exists among the
authors and promoters of the measures
Of which We complain, which cannot be
endured.
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Iesislaturr Of A9assarbusftts.
"TDs osyp'
aptssy rest st0k.

I'm order to give place TO the numerous
natriot;e Resolutions sent Us for publication
from different parts of the District, we have
necessarily been Obliged TO withhold from
our readers many important and highly in
teresting Reports, Debates, &c. on the SUBJ
ieet of our t,istrcsses, in the Legislature OF
this Commonwealth. Nor should we ex-
clude Tie spirited resolutions on hand, to
make room for the following remarks by one
of our Representatives, at tins time, but for
the correct picture lac has drawn OF the
country, as we'll as Of the town he repre-
sen,s and also TO do away the absurd -
pinion inculcatcd at democratic caucuSes &
by democratic editors, tina; "fke iederalisfs
pish for setaraiiOn q the nnion - Although
the assertion rests upon the mere say so of
the party; and every action Of the federsllsts
proves It's absurdi,y 1t merits con-
,radlcuon.]
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Resolved, That If the embargo be indeed
fpost 10 Tome IL is erthe'eIs, death to
great par; of us, hardy and indultrious inhab-
itants of the fca coat.
Resaipsd, Thar We conilder our rePrefenta-
tive i'll Congref. as having THANKFULLY ADAM
doned our rights, to iubierve the withes of
fon,e perfon or perfons not his condiments.
Resofv.5, Tia; having been unluceeisful in
cur petition to the PRECEDENT, we now look
up TO the legislature of this fate TO interpoie
in our behalf; nevertheless, in consequence OF
the report of committee in Senate on the
leyeral memorials from the people of number
of towns in the fate, praying the interpolation
Of the lsgilaiure in their behalf in the preient
fi,ua,ion Of our public affairs, made in part on
the fecond day of February infant, we con-
CIDER petition from us thi, tinie unneceilary.
ResslVe5, That we rec'procaie aud approve
all the firm and temperate meaiures of our
fellow citizens Of this fate, and in the other
parts of tie u States, in their attempt to pro-
cure redrels of the common evils under
which we now fufer
Re,oiped, That the example of numbs of
undertaking patriots in retgn,ng Offices iuhier-
Went TO purpoies Of oppreihng the people,
does them much honor, and iloulc be exten-
lively initiated.
Pe,oived, That a committee Of fafeiy be
chofen to correspond with hmlar committees
in other towns, ii neeeiIity require.
Yofed, That Mr.. Edmrae bi'sor, Capt. Nm.
M Reed, Mr. JeLs M CEsfok Mr.. hHs,a Piper,
and Capt David G. Bsrois', be committee OF
iafety for the purpoie mentioned in the lait
refove.
Y.ssd, That an attefted copy of the proceed
inps of this meeting be tranimitted to the
PORTLAND GAzErTE and EaPaa A,g1' for
publication a
A true copy of record-Attef,
EDMUND WILSON, Tom Cl.yk.
~ I'll. Belfsa RsssiIfs,s ave 'efeise3, and s0if
appsay rest z.esk.