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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-27
al,rsacr;a Esag Gasstte.
MoNDAY, NOVEMBER II.

Facts respecting ths bf3s'SH m1'efSs'
~ ovsrrcd in many successive papers, that
10 paragraphs of the Intelligeneer vesPect-
no tbe rupture with this minister were false
"a fabricated. This we did troraa know
Ice we possessed, that the chief statement
was a gross Misrepresentation. butwe had
no conception of the extent OF the proh'gase
ialsehoods, with which that paper has dared
90 abuse and deceive the paopls. from the
HESITATION which it was SO natural tor eau.
!; ms men to feel in such circumstances. and
he desire to expose the truth in its true CO.
,ors. we some days ago wrote tor the facts
20 a friend in Washington, who moves IN a
circle enablng him to obtain correct intsll-
oenee. Yesterday evening, VIXEN the mat
,er Tor our paper was too nearly completed
- admit Of sufficient room fol his whole
communication, we received his answer
The following is a contraction Oh his state
merit.
On Saturday preceding the Intelligen-
GERS manifesto, Mr., Jackson did send not
for = vassport to leave The country, but Tor a
.,fscuard FOR himself and family, foFeseeing
vhat has since happened, thar as soon as.
,oyernmsn, had broken OFF co1ainanication
With hiu,, an attempt would be made to IN
aasnce the passions Of the people, and 10 VI
olegca. 70 which they had before been RI.
dtsec. rrane by the same psns, Walsh alter
war5s pretended to calm them. slr. X
Smith was expressly Informed, that the M
Mister did not intend to leave the country.
On the Monday, besore he knew that the.
rupture was published, a notification WAS
pivsn osthe ministers intention 70 remove.
from Washington, accompanied with SUCH
explanations IS ight have led to an accom-
mediation if desired. An inclination was
even shown to further explanations, which.
was abruptly refused by Mr.. Saith, unless
the minister would consent TO say, thar was
not a fact, which he had before been told By
tie same secrstary was fact.
There has been no impeachment q oeraci-
tg. Mr. Jackson took Nir. Etskiae's state
ment as he found it (Which is not vsr6al but
1vfitteu) wi.1oa, vouching for the correct.
NESS OF it. IIe'wou!d have received MIR.
Smiths contradiction, as he says in the same.
manner, If Mr.. Saith had given one, (Which.
he did not, aud that he had nothing 10 Go.
with the veracity of either party, but to-
take the fact officially stated by the one anu
admitted by the ether, to Wit, that three
conditions, forming the whole Substance o.
the Instructions Of the esd January, had
been ROT only communicated Dat cEpatlated
upona considerable length.
This is a fact and &c insinuaiion, AMI be-
yond this, he declares, nothing was meant
nor said, There 1vas ne intemterats or M
oecoror.s Jq,29uage used, bat only resist
aEce 10 an attack upon the independence OF
foreign minister, who, ii Is to be remem-
bcred, treats upon q footing OF Pertect s.
quality, and VITO would be cond emned BY
lis government If he submitted to be school.
cd.
(Bals Fed Rep.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-27

JANET STREET., esq. isappointed Ca
shier Of the Office O. discount and deposit ii
Baltimore, in the place Of d. Harris, esq,
deceased.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-27

We hare seen(says the Editor OF the Phi
ladelphia Gxz-t,s) cap:. Turlcy ofthe schr
Phe5s, from Carthagena, in South Anne
,ica, who has assured is, that not only the
declaration OF independence of Quito was
certain, and THAR troops were marching iron
every quarter 10 suppress 1t, but that ht
himself had seen troops IN readiness tor pro
-ceet,ing there, but suchan indifference wa
apparent On the part OF the said troops tn"
they seemed more inclined to support IN
cause ftheir countrynen then disposed t
su5due it. This revolution in the province
of Quito, appears TO US as a spark whie I
will extend rapidly over the whole continent
of South America, and in the present cir
cumstances, is the only means by which tina
country canbe rescued from the dominion
of Bonaparte.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06
TUESDAY, January 8.

A communication from the Senate
by their Clerk:
The Senate have passed the bill
/" Increasing the reward for killing
wolves in certain counties therein men
toned !"
They have also agreed to the reso-
luton, to enquire into the state and
condition ofthe Bank Of Virginia and
have appointed committee on their
part for the purpose.
The House, according to the order
of the day, resolved into committee
of the whole house on the state of the
commonwealth and after some time
spent therein Mr.. Speaker resumed
the chair and Mr.. Barbour reported,
that the committee Of the whole house
on the state of the commonwealth had,
according to order, had under consi-
deration bill To suspend the ope-
ration of executions during the cdmti-
nuance of the embargo, and ninety
days after il is RAISED" and had made
some progress therein, but not having
time TO go through the same had di-
reeted him to move for leave to sit
again;
Resolved therefore, That this House
Will again tomorrow resolve itself into
a committee of the whole house on the
state OF the commonwealth.
A motion was made that the House
should come to the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, That all the scrap iron
and scrap steel, now in the armorv.
belonging to the public, be forthwith
delivered to the keeper Of the Peni.
Tertiary, and that he be directed to
use the same in any maaer most likel'
to contribute to the public benefit; and
that a report be made to this House
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06
MONDAY, January 2.

Ordered, That NJ. Pryor be added
TO the committee of Propositions and
Grievances, aud Claims.
A communication from the Senate
by their Clerk:
The Senate have passed the follow.
ing bills, to wit:
A bill Releasing to Sarah B.
Campbell the right of the common
wealth to certain lands therein menti-
onea"
A bill " Releasing to Robert Park,
the right of the commonwealth to
certain lots of ground therein menti,
|oned !"
A bill " Releasing the common.
wealth's right to lot of land in the
town of Wheeling, to Thomas Baird =
A bill {" Divorcing Nancy Bayne
from her husband Griffia Bayne )"
A bill Divorcing Margaret Brough
for her husband Thomas Brough )" and
A bill {" Fixing the permanent seat
of Justice for the county of Nelson"
they have also passed the bill g For
dividing the county Of Kenawba, and
for other purposes" with an amend
ment, to which they request the con.
currence of the House of Delegates.
The House proceeded to consider
the said amendment, and the same be-
ing read, was agreed to by the House.
Ordered, That the Clerk acQuain,
the Senate Herewith.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06

The second and third resolutions
being read, were on motion, orlsred to
be laid upon the table.
The fourth resolution being read a
second time, motion was made 20 a
mend the same, by striking out at ths
end thereof the words /" is reasonable, "
and inserting inlieu of them the words
',be rejected" and the question being
put, on agreeing to the proposed a
mendment, it passed in the negativ, .
The question being then put on a
greeting to the said resolution, as re.
ported, it was agreed to by the House.
The fifth resolution being read Sc
cond time, was also agreed to by the
House.
Ordered, That bills be brought in
pursuant to the 1st4th and 5th resoluti-
ons, and that the committee Of PROPOSE
tons and Grievances Go prepare and
bring in the same.
On motion.
Resolved, that committee be APP
pointed on the part of the House OF
DelegAes, to act with committee
from the Senate, to enquire into the
stete and condition of the Bank ofVir
sinia and that the President and Dr.
rectors of the Bank, exhibit to the said
Joint committee, fer their inspection
and examination, a statement OF the
amount Of the capital stock Of the SAID
corporation, of the debts due to the
same, of the monies deposited there
in, Of the notes In circulation, and OF
the cash on hand, together with the
book or books containing the minutes
of their proceedings, and that they
make report thereof to the House.
And committee was appointed on
the part of this House OF Messrs.
Crutch6cld, Shelly, S-mple, Graham,
Mason, Prunty, Otey, Slaughter,
Wooding, Hatcher, Congleton, Simon
and Estill.
Ordered, That the clerk a-quaint
the Senate Herewith.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06
NEW YORK, d c. %.

Hi Britannia majesiy's schooner Priam
off guos lieutenant Niles arrived at Is .
ton on Saturday from Halifax with d 8
patches, and TO- the accomm sda,io O
Mr. Ho~e's return home.
The proclamation for keeping open tn,
ports % Nova Scotia 10 neu rals IS extend
ed to April next.
judge Crokc the governor of Nova SEQ
ia fro-fem' in addressing the Assembly
expressed his hope for the re itorstio
If good understanding with America
md the Assembly reciprocated The sent
neat. From his situation, as Judge Of tn
Admiralty, Mr.. Croke would be bene6,e-
~ war but he is universally spoken q
as worthy disInIeres;ed man. He Wa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06
PHILADELPHIA, December %.

The celebrated Alum, writer If the law
II nations, has been chosen me mber of the
French legislat We holy.
The Monlteur, states, that at the Ievee or
the emperor, on the Esd October. general
Armstrong, munster of the United States
presented an American gentleman of the
a'ne OF Poipfe;t; there mus, be some mis-.
take IN the name, as well as in an aiIeratiA
on some time since put abroad, .copcern,ne
me american minister not appearing at the
French court.
Spain, on the 18th of October, were as fol
lows:
The head quarters of king Joseph at Wiz
toria.
Marshal Sessieres at Miranda.
Marshal Money at Pampeluna.
Marshal Lefebvre duke of Dantzicl With
his corps Of 80 900 men, and heavy tram
OF artillery, had passed the defiles OF the
Pyrenpees, and entered Spain.
Marshal Ney at Bilboa.
Gener ! Duhesme at Barcelona.
General Verdisr, between St. Anderoand
Biboa.
General Merlin at St. Andero.
Gi b a' on the Ebro.
Benaparte has conferred the badge Of
the legion of honor on Weiland and Goethe,
two distinguished writer's of Germany.
He has also appropriated $4,000 crowns
to repair some houses of poor persons in the
town OF Jena, which were destroyed at the
period of the great battle.
During the stay of Bonaparte at Jena, the
inhabitants changed the name of the noun
tain on which he had 6iuonagaed or kept
guard on the night of the 18th aad 18th Oc-
tober, 1906, preparatory to the battle which
anDihilated the pnwer of Prussia. 1t was
before called Windknoilen, they have chan.
ged it to Mount N apoleon.
TAurora1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06
8 9 433 900
have the honor to be, with great
respect, Sir, your obedien' servant.
ALDER L GALLATIN.
The hon. the Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives.

On motion o. Mr.. Nelson, the house went
into a committee Of the whole, Mr. Marion
in the chair, on the report Of the com nit
tee of military and naval affairs, for raising
fifty thousand volunteers, agreeabIy to the
proposition Of the secretary Al war
Mr.. Dawson said, although he did not
conceive it material, yet the Presidents
message did contain passages relative to
military affairs, &c. [Mr. ID. then read
certain parts Of the message touching de-
tachments of militia, and Recommending
he adoption of measures for the security
" the country.1
The report was agreed to by the com
mittee OF the whole, which then rose and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06
[Aurora.1
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. ..

The important debate on the raising Of
10000 volunteers. has excluded Napoleon's
Message to the Legislative Body, and the
details Of Congressional proceedings for the
two last days. Nothing important, other
than that stated, has been done In ether
branch.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06
Rumford Academy.

THE same branches of Literature and
= Science, will be taught at this Semi
nary, the present year, that has been here
tofore -and the terms Of board and tuition
will also continue the same, viz. 6 80 for
the first, including washingr-and 6 10 for
the latter, each to be paid quarterly in adj
vance.
Capt. John Fox will act as steward. and
the subscriber and his assistant, as teach
srs.
CHILES TERRELL. =
King William county, oya
January 1, 1909. 4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06

of the quantity, gu .lity and descriptions
thereof.
On motion. Ordered that the said
resolution be laid upon the table.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06

ilY virtue OF deed of trust executed 10
- me by Pleasant Younghusband. dec
bearing date on the 2sth day of March last,
and duly recorded in the cosrt of Henrioo
I county on the sixth day OF June,
WILL BIZ SOLD,
To the person who takes the same for the
shortest period, and pay two thousand dol
lars, with legal interest thereon from the
first day of April, one thousand eight hum
dred and seven, and the costs of executing
the trust, that
Brick Tenement,
On the South side Of the Main Street, adj
Joining the lot of ground sold by the said
Younghnsband 10 Joseph Marx, and extern
ding from the said Nam Street back to the
alley which extends through the square, il
being the lower tenement Of those two be-
longing to the said Yoanghusbahd's estate,
under the same right. rne sale will take
place on the premises, on Monday the sixth
day OF February next, at the hour of II
&c ock, and the lease executed.to the pur-
Chaser on the payment of the said sum Of
money, by
WILLIAM MARSHALL,
Trustee.
Taou,re s,t, f2no On
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06

no commender Of Berkley's conduet. ror
OF that Of the Nosa.Sco.ia Asss oihi,, :,
voting him sword which vote, howe.
The venerable Gov. Wentworth refused 20
confirm.
The Expedition sailed from Halifax On
he 9Th inst. destination rot meu,;on.,
and consisted of $500 troops and . or $
small men Of war.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06

Mr.. Jackson is understood here to al :
lude to certain indivldu i or ind viduais
attached to. or resident with me English
legation, of whose upnannerly conduct ~
the gtlleries, we have more thta once re .
ceivpd authentic assurances We have hi
'therto fcrborne TO notice their conduct, be :
cause the men themselves are really OF n,
Significance Monitor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06
FRoM HAL,rAx, N. S. Dee. q.

On Moqday, his Excellency Lieu,enant
Gen. Sir George Provost, Barr. with HE
snl,e, &c. erbeked OF board II NJ. s p
neIope. Capt Dick and M. bag No,
selle, Capt. Lennock, with The sore .b;ns
transports. SC. having on board the IN
9Th and 23d Regis,-a company of he
toyai Ar'ilery and detachment from
the Corps OF Royal Engineers, got under
way add went to sea with fair wind
The destination of this expedition IL MD,
publicly known {; but from the bieh sfa;a
Of health and spirits of both officers and
men, liule doubt can be entertained If il.
success. We are sorry to learn that His
Najesty's slpop of war Banterer captain
Sheppard. was lost on the north SIDE of
ihr river ST. Lawrence, opposite the island
pt &c, on the e9.h Of Ost Capt. S. win
his officers and crew; sr,iv, here on sa..
Eurday evening, in the Dawson, ,ransDosts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-01
JENNlNGs'S GAP, June cab, 1893.
Robert mcdowell,

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the public
az that he has Removed his family fror.
Stanton TO the Red. House in Jcnnings's
Gap, an the main Road 10 the diffeycn
mineral Springs in Bath, Monroe < Green
bner, where he keeps o HOUSE of EN-
TERrAINMEN'i' al The Sign of tbs
SPREAD EAGLE, twelve miles fconl
aunion and % mles from Harrison
burg His house is large ard any, wei
furnished with good b=ds, liquors of ih.
bess, goad stabiing 10 had upwards o
lhir'y horses, with pienty of hay ant
grain and pastavage. h!fo some Mine
81 Springs very co"renicr' 10 the house
a''d as he intends pay;eg particular aiteH,i.
on TO the house himself; ne hopes o Civ,
ssus.al satisfaction to thoSs who favour
nim with heir custom.
On,
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Fluyanna County.

Nay Quarterly Session, 1903
Joseph Parrish, FIT.
AittlsbcrFy priddy, John nriddy, VIII.
liam Priddy, Charles Hunter and III. s
dith bis wife, formerly Judith Prid. 2
dy. and Pleasan, Bybee and Mnley :
bis vile, formerly Miliey Prddy,
He defendants John P,iddy and iViI.
lam Priddy, no. hayfeg entered their
appearance and given security according
to the act Of assembly and the rules OF IN 8
court, and il appealing to the satisfaction
OF the court, that the said defendants are
not inhabitants OF this country, or the saoa
ton of the plaintiff by his counsel, e is
ordered; that the SAID defendants, John
Pfiddy and William P,d,iyr Go apprar
here on or before the first dly of August
Quarterly ,srm next and answer the plain.
uh's billi and lhai copy OF this order b..
forthwith inser ed in one ofthe Richmond
newspapers, and continued Tor two months
cesaively, aed another copy posted at
tie front decr OF the courthouse of this
county.
T. Copy-Teste,
JOHN TlMBERLAKE, j.. d. G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-01
VIRGINIA /:

At superior court of chanecry holden ut
the capitol in the city of Richmond, the
first day Of June, 500.
Horstio VIM, plaintiff,
AGAINST
Frances Pettypool, executor Of William Pet
typool, deceased, and Miles Jordan,
defendants.
THE defendant Frances Pettypoo NOT ha-
wing catered her appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly,
and the rules of tins court, and it appear.
ing to the satisfaction of the court that she
is not an inhabitant OF this country, on mo.
ton of the plaintiff by counsel. IL is order.
ed, That the said defendant do appear here
on the FIRST day of the next term, and an.
swer the bill of the plaintiff; and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the c.ty OF
Richmond, tor two months successfully, aud
posted at the front door of the capitol ia
the said city.
"A Copy--Teste,
PETER 1'INSLEY, C. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-01
VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA
iii a SUPERIOR eourf Of Ciapecrg holden @.
The Caii;toi in rte C;ty Of Richmond. ~.
2lSr jilnc, 1869.
ohm Willis, executor OF Francis Willis. Pin.
against
Philip c Psndleton, and David Hrn.er, execu
tors of Philip Pendleton, dccesscd. Hannah
Dew, widow, I'd who was nSuea exec tr:x of
the said William Dsew, aud Dolphin Drcw.
William Drew Whiting Drew and Washington
Drew. heirs of Benz amin Dew, deceased, who
was heir a, law and devsee OF the said Wiiliam
Drew, decessed, Esfs.
4 II ( subpoena scirefaoi,s. awarded in ,h,s
eSrss NOT beng returned executed on tte tefrr
dants Whiting Drew and WashngtcG, Die>. &
It ap2earing to thc satisfaction OF ihc cours ths+
they are not inhaSi aats ofthis country on mo-
ton Of the plaintiff, by Counsel, j. 10 ortrscc TIN,
rhe said defendants DO appear here on ,iv IA =
day OF the rext term and shew cause if apy ,i-c,
can, agaiuss the revival thcreby svuSi,,s--an d..
copy of this order be forthwith n 81 led some
newspaper published il, the city OF kichr, ond
FOR two months successivey and posted :, ,be
front door of the Capitol in The ssid CITY.
ca copy. fes,e,)
r. Tin. ey, c. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-01

Just reserved and for sale az s. Plesants' Rich
- mcnd, few copies Of the following valuable
works THE Amer an Annual Register, vol
tth--Bordley's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a new no.
vel b. Miss. wsuson--Burder's Village Ser
mons Quincy system OF Short hand vriiing
--Ferguson's Lectures a new edi;iou--Nar.
shaps Life of Gen. Washing,on--Th omson's
scasong, cheap edition for the u,e Of schools
Russelts ancient and nbdcfn Europe--Catsy's
general atlas, (the best collection of Maps YET
made in this county, )--Morse's UnivcTssl Geo
grSphy-Co'dmiih's natural Histo-y---a genesai
assonmcnt Of qusro Far1ily Bibles, with and
without p'aics, Concordance. psalms, &c. &c.
from 3 5 80, 20 8 II each Gibsoh's surveying
--American &c Ks Magazine Walkers pro
nohacing DiA'cnAry--aiso, school Bibles, Tesla
nents and Srs ling Bccks.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-01
VIRGINIA /:

NlnSlNlA
At q superior court of chancery holden at
the capitol in Richmond, June lStk, 1909
Charles Yancey, plaintiff,
William Lipscomb, David Bullock, exc
cutor of John Bullock, Nelson Craw-
ford, John Crawford, and Charles Craw-
ford, executors ol David Crawford, and
Robert Marlborough, defendants.
THIS cause was this day heard on the
4 bill, answers, exhibits, examinations
of Witnesses, and reports of the ccrnn1issi-
oner, pursuant 20 the order OF the eighth
day OF June, one thousand eight hundred
and eve. with exceptions thcreun;o, 9nd
was argued by counsel; on consideration
whereof, The court doth reconmnit the SAID
reports With The exceptions, 10 the cosn.
missioner who made them for birn io,ie-
consider and report ,l'ereupon.
A Copy-Teste,
PETER TiNSLEY, C. c.
CoMMIssIoNRR's OFFICE,
Rtchmond, Jsiy IN, 1909.
The parties concerned Will be pleased
10 take notice that have appointed Mon
day the eighteenth day of Sep,emher mex,
for carrying into effect the within decree,
upon which day their attendance is requir.
d at my Office with their accounts ready
or fra. settlement.
On VIZ. HAY, NC.
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Alta Quarterly Court continued and
held for King and Queen County,

At a Quarterly Court continued and
held for King and Queen County,
at the Courthouse, ON Tuesday,
the 9th of May, 1909.
James Bray & Aggy his wife, who0
was Aggy Stevens, and Mary
Shepherd, who was Mary Sic
vens, PlDS.
AGAINST In
Sam Stevens, Tom Stevens, and .CI.an-
JOHN Stevens, Reuben Marshall Gerry.
and Nancy his wife, who was
Nancy Stevens, Jesse Perkins
and Maria his wife, who WIS
Maria Stevens, Deffs.
fNHE defendants not having entered
L their appearance and gwen security
according TO The act of Assembly and The
rules ofthis court, and it appearing 10 the
satisfaction OF the court ths, they are not
inhabitants OF this commonwealth, Il is
ordered, that the said defendants do ap.
pear here on the 6rst day OF Angus, court
next aud answer the bil OF the olaintiiis /;
aud that COPY Of This order be forthwith
published IN some public newspaper print
ed IL the city of Richmond, fcr ivo rnon,hs
successfully, and that another copy t4 pos.
TED at the front door OK this courthouse.
Z Copy-p.fes.e,
wst R0: POLLARD, C. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-01
GEORGE WATT.

] y as just received ard offers for Sale--Sielly,
Madeira and sherry Wine by the HID. aud
& csss; Green Coffee Orleans Sugar by che
hid German Psl;llss Simplex BY the peice or
case; hslfroint glass Tumblers IN cases OF 1000
c@ch--an5 Rev York Soap and Candies
Oh itAED, -ssHadsiT3 Wine-Orlcans and
ddscovaGo Sggar--Green Cofee-t1vla,sts--
Prime Pork Liverpool ard stone Ware
Son1hon6, Tyson Skin and Gunpowder Tea
Spanish Segars-- ds--Nutrcrs
w indow Giass.--Ten's and Women's Shoes
: which he viii dispose OF by wholesale on rea.
sonablc terms
Richmond, both July 1909.