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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-28
FOR SALE.

THE Dwelling house, Lot and Cutyhouses
thereon standing, occupied by Capt. 81.
mon Davis--situated in String-ssress, s. z.
corner of M;A-ssreet.
.flso--the House and Lot at the North
part Of Easton's foint, lately occupied BY the
Reverend Mr.. Bradley.
Likewise--the Masts, Sparrs, Sails, Rig
ging, Stores, sc. suitable for single decked
Brig Of 10 or lis tons, or high or double
deckcd Brig of 100 or 80 tons ns---Apply
to CONSTANT TABER.
.Nsuhort, .]une z, 1909. a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-28
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,

ID AN away from the subscriber, m Au.
N gust, last, an indentcd Apprentices to
the Baking business, named John FINK,
q native of Hesse, in Germany about 20 years
of age speaks broken English !; full faced,
and little pock-brokcn I; dark half stout
built and about Eve feet seven inches high.
Any person who will apprehend the said RuH.
away, and deliver him TO the Subscriber, shall
have the above reward, and All necessary
charges paid.
Newport, juno 81, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-28
APPRENTICE WANTED.

vXIANTED an Apprentice, to the Cabin
Wv Ct making business. A smart active
Lad, about ID or Is years If asc,who can
produce good Recommendation, may hear Of q
situation by applying at the Office of the
Raods- Isidnd Retubkcas., t
n D. One from the country would be pre-
ferred. Atrii ;.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-28
FOR SALE.

NHE Cargo of sch. NEPTUNE, consisting
4 Il of $500 bushels Turks-Island Salt, by
wholesale or retail and few boxes white
Sugar. For terms a2ply to ROBERT Ell
DRED, or JOSEPH QOOLD, in Wickford.
Jine 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-28
NOTICE.

WE the Subscribers, being BY The Coatto of
Probate ofth town Of Jemestown, sp-
pointed Commissioners to receive, cxaninc
and adjust the claims OF the creditors afsinn
the estate Of HENRY FOWLER, jun. Ian,
Of Jamcsfosoa, deceased, represented insol-
vent, hereby give notice, that sir moaMs
from the 5th inst, arc allowed to the credi-
tors of the said estate TO bring in and prove.
their respective claims I; and that we will at,
tend at our respective dwellings for that pur-
pose. ~ 1-s.. q y 49,. 3 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-28

~TvHAT pleasant and commodicus Room,
u corner of NH and amss-Ssreefs, hith-
erto occupied BY tho subscriber as an Office.
Il Is unquestionabiy by far the best situation
for Z puolick once, Of any in the town---and
at small cxpence, might be fitted for dry
goods store. Fortcfms spply to
PAUL ~. Mv9fFORD.
May .. A s. IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-28

/ NOTICE. y
T~HE partnership of WILLIAM BUR-.
II ROUGHSS * SON was dissolved on the
first day of January last Those to whom
they may be indebted are requested to call
Immediately and receive their dues and
those indebted to them are desired to make
speedy payment. Accounts and notes, the
payment of which has been repeatedly called
for, will, without discrimination, be put in
suit in ten days from date, unless previously
settled. WILLIAM BURROUGHS.
WILLIAM G. BURROUGHS.
Nesvhors, Altril IL, 1909.
WILLIAM G.. BURROUGHS
Transacts business on his own account, at the
store formerly occupied by WIN. BusRoUoHs
& SoN, so, Thames Street.
Wanted disnnaediafeiy---an active young Man
Good Recommendations will be required.
.4hriI IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-28
ABNER HATHAWAY,

BRoAD-S1REET,
IIAS fcr sale, many kinds of LUMBER,
IL a consisting of Timber, Joist, Boards,
and Shingles (. Cedar and Pine Clapboards.
Aleo--white oak Plank and round Timber;
with a good assortment of birch and maple
Bcdstcad Joist
Nails and Hollow Ware, of many kinds !;
cast iron Oven Frames and Doors, on an ap-
proved construction. Corn and Potatoes, by
the bushcI or larger quantity.
Nesyfort, Altrl s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-28

Nos l9s, 7namrs- ssrses, o5sys Jsv sass,
100 bbls. excellent Ship Bread. Gro
ceries of all Kinds, Crackers and Ginger
Bread put up at the shortest notice.
Nf1sz2orf, March %.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28

an official stamp. This then would alone
render the publication alluded 70, question,
able, even if its features were less unlike the
lineanents that must necessarily have been
drawn, if the pencil had been in the hands
Of Reubens himself. y
We observe strange substitution OF an
inappropriate term, by using the word pro-
positions for. conditions. They may not
be exactly the same in their import, though
a casual observer may not readily in this
case distinguish the difference. We are
disposed to believe this distinction would
have taken at the Office of state: this fur
nishes another ground of doubt.
We likewise remark the expression OF
!" gross iasnua,on" at which our philoso-
phical doubts are upon the tiptoe. II an IN
situation be correctly defined, :" a hint art
fully given," how will tread to say gross
hint artfully given To US, whatever ap-
pears artful cannot be gross, since gross is
either calumny, coarse or stupid, neither of
which are properly the epishets to art. Be-.
sides, we think much better,of the gramma-
tical correctness Of our premier than to
suppose hecould thus CLEAN our nomencla-
ture of its coarsest production to afix an Of
fetal stigma on oar diplomatic parlance.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28
COMMUNICATION

Ii has become matter of doubt We find
With some, whether the editorial remarks m
the National In,elligencer, that relate TO the
rupture of the negotiations with the British
Minister, have been published under higher
than mere editorial authority. Certainly
that Paragraph which announced that nir.
Jackson would be no more communicated
with, bears strongly the marks of spurious
offspring. We have not been heretofore IN
,he habit of accrediting any thing from the
ssce Of state, that had notthe authenticity OF
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28
aIsranprta raiIv @ssettf.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %.

Iatract ofa letter from a gentleman az tie
country to his. friend nthis t0s0a, datea
November 90. y
As to the rupture between our 3d.
.,ernment. and Mr. Jackson; believe Mr..
Madison has been deceived. Robert Smith
lid knozv of Mr.. Erskine's instructions,
though he concealed it from the President ];
and this concealmcnt was to further Samu-
81 Smiths speculations-I believe. But
now he DISCUSSES falsshood under truth
He asserts that the government knew no
thing of them. He dare not say that he, K.
Smith, was ignorant. NowifR. Smithknew
of than, how came the secretary OF state
who is that same Robert Smith, to be ieno-
rant Of them And if the secretary OF state
knew Of them, why did he not communicate
them to the President think see the
ground id work for an impeachment. The
whole Of this disagreea5le business may be
traced I have no doubt, to Samuel Smiths
commercial speculations."
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28
Notice IS hereby given,

THAT a petition will be presen1ea -
the general assembly of Virginia at their
next session, by the President and directors
of the Little River Turnpike Company, 70
pass an act au,horising them TO procure
wood, gravel and stone Tor the purpose 'o'
repairing the Turnpike Road, in the man
ner in which they are authorisedto procure
such materials for making said road by the
act for Incorporating the Little River lurn'
pike Company.
Nov. %. d2W
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28
COMMUNICATION.

The course which has been given to the
affair between Mr.. Jackson and Mr.. Score
tary Smith mas certainly added nothing to
the dignity or candor of our government.
Whether Secretary Smith has acted proper
lyin sasp@nding the intercourse, remains
for the executive to disclose and is not
nowthe question. The true enquiry Is
whether il is honorable to snfer editor
Smith to publish in his paper an exparsr,
sarbled statement. of a most important Trans
action without any signature from the go
yernnens or other evidence Of authentl-i-
u? Surely the only just course WAS to sub.
nit to the nation, through Congress, tal'
and complete representation Of all the inter
course with both Erskins and Jackson,from
the time the oversures was made bv Ms
sieurs Madison, Smith and Gallatin to the
British government, thpsugh Erskinc up
TO the suspension of Jackson. Such course
would have been fair and honest--is would
have challenged censure or suspicion--lt
would have submitted both sides OF the sub.
ject, and left the good sense OF the nation
to decide upon its merits. What has been
the course adopted A few days only be-
fore TIE meeting of Congress the editor of
the InteHigencer comes out Gas an edlto-
rial communication with a statement OF
to the!disnlissal of Mr.. Jackson very much
The dishoncr of that minister and altho'
the government has not, we believe, any
where acknowledged this publication to BE-
authorized or official vet the French fac
ton in all their public prints, have not only
declared it Official pom this slender asser-
uon---wihout knowledge OF the whole
ground, have they day after day insulted'
naduced, and rancorously misrepresented
hoss Jackson and his government Is this
ialr play? Is it doing as we would DC done
unto? Isit conforming unto the laws ana
and constitution Of our country OF which we
make such boast, which declare |" no man
shall be condemned unheard :" So very ex-
,raordinary has been the shape and bear
ines of this transaction so unlike the mag.
t'uimiy and jostice which are the cnarac-
tristics Of free ana enlightened govern
msnt, that however painful the conclusion,
the rejecting mind can fad no motive by
which the administration couldbc actuated
IN permitting these enormities, but in 4
govelling policy Of avoiding candid IN
vestiga,ion BY giving a signal to the factions
aEd thus attempt to forestal the public SEN
ssn'.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28
NOTICE.

THE commissioners appointed by the VII
ginia legislature to receive SUBSCRIPTIONS IN
the town of Alexandria, for forming turn
pike road from Fauquier court house "a IN
tersect the Little River turnpike roaa, Sl0e
notice, that they will attend at the Iity no
tel for that purpose, Oh SATURDAY., the
second day of December, from ten O'CLOCK
tilt and from three till sunset. As few
ofthe citizens of Alexandra are acquaih.eu
with the part of the country into Whlcn this
road leads, and the benefits which the COM
merce of the town may derive from It, It may
not be improper to state that it passes through
the county of Prince William, great part OF
the county of Fauquier, approaching near TO
Rappahannock opening communication VIII
part of Prince William, the greater part OF
Fauquier. with prospect OF no lnconsldera-
bic part of Culpepper. No road at this lme
leading to the town, brings greater advantages
to it than the proposed one promises. indie
pendent of those advantages mentioned as
certainly resulting from it, there is the great
est probability that others will follow as soon
,as it can be ascertained that this will be exc
cuted. It is reasonable to expect that the In
habitants Of Augusta and Rockingham on the
other side of the Blue Ridge, and of Orange
< Madison on this side, will exert themselves
to open road from Swiss Run Cap to Fau-
q,icr Court house. Should this be realised it
will shorten the distance to Staunton at least
80 miles, and if is confidently believed should
such measure take place, 1t will be found
thatsAlexandria is not above 20 miles farther
from Staunton than Richmond or Fredericks-
burgh. Through Stanton all the traders to
the westward must pass in their way to the
commercial towns, SUCH a, saving Of distance
would draw most of them this way from which
many important benefits may be derived At
this time a line of Stages is established from
Abingdon to Staunton. Abingdon is upwards
of 200 miles beyond Staunton Should the
roads alluded to take place, there can be no
doubt of the Stages extending from Staunton
to this place. The road at present contem-
plated reduces the distance from this town
to Fauquier Court House to 4 miles, only
or miles farther shan from that place to Free
dcricksburg. The goodness of the contem-
plated road to this place, and the superior adj
vantages of our market reduces it to a GER
tainty that the bulk of the trade from that part
of thc country will center here, if proper
road be opened to it. The prospects of great
commercial benefits resulting to the town
from the proposed measure, tequal ifnos SUI
perioF TO those expected from the Little Ri
yer Turnpike il is hoped will induce the
citizens of Alexandria TO contribute literally
towards il.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28

November %.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28
Richmond, Nov. 10th, 1902

~
p. S. AS much inconvenience and unne-
cessary expeace results from the present
mode Of collecting the con!rbu' ions OF the
members !; which annually diverts consider
able part ofthose contributions from the uses
for which they were intended burdens md
viduais with heavy costs, and greatly de-
lays the collections, to the injury OF the Gre
dit of the society the general meeting at
their last annual session, applied TO the legs
laturc, to authorise more certain, expeditl--.
tious, and less expensive mode OF COLLECTION.
Their application was rejected, under an !. I'm
preston, that the members OF the society
might not approve this act Of their proxies.
Having been informed that, similar pro-
position will be submitted to the consideration
of the next general meeting, and be-
leyinp some amendment in that respect ne
cessary to the prosperity of the institution |
have thought it proper to give this public no
tee thereof.
S. Creenhow, P. A.
Noysmber q. atllthDecs
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28
CongreG of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, November 81.

ETdken far the Aleaandria Gazetee.1
/; At 12 o'clock this morning the house
was called to order, 80 members being pre-
sent.
On motion Of Mr.. DazDson it was re-
solved that a committee be appointed to
Join con- mittee from the Senate to wait on
the President Of the United States to In
form him that the house had formed quo
rum, and were ready to receive any COM
muncstion be might have to offer.
A committee Of two was appointed on
the par. of the house, who soon after res
turned and informed the house that the Sc
nate had not yet formed quorum.
A resolution for supplying the members
with newspapers was moved BY Mr.. Nelson
ard carried.
! A resolution for appointing the hour of
II, A. M. for the meeting Of the house
each day was presented and passed.
The house adjourned.
sssss::s isss:sss;
1t is with great regret that we state on the
authority of the Wing of Baltimore, the
death of Gen. WADE HAMPTON.
..as.Ess:ssE
ls- advertisements intended
for infertion in this Gazette,
must be left at the PRINTING! o.
flee at or before five O'Clock IN
the evening previous to publ
cation.
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A further Proof
OF
Yarwosd's useful flashing Machine.

THIS new and very useful invention, has
i met with general encouragement at eve
ry place where they have been tried In the
country as well as town they have gained
great applause. The authority Of the under
dersigncd ladies cannot be diaputed, and
will warrant every machine to answer the de-
scription given of them. To any person who
will purchase of me, will sell out hts OF
counties to the southwark or Westward, for
cash, Barter or On a credit. Apply to the
subscriberin Alexandria.
VIM. C. Newton,
Assignee of Joseph Yarwood.
We the subscribers have found, ON trial,
Joseph Yarwood's Patent Washing Machine
to answer fully the intended purpose ofwash-
ing cloaths of every description, and do here
dy recommend them to the public as a great
saving of soap, labor ind cloaths. Given un.
der our hands this day Of June, 1909.
(signed)
Dorothea Krousc, Cathinder,C Calder, Ann
M'CarreI, Martha Abercrombie, Ruth De-
Won, Rebecca Hattersley, Vain de Brown,
Elizabeth Black, Jane B. Swami, H. Dick,
Susanna Rounsayille, Elizabeth Wilson, Eli
zabeth Snyder, Nancy Kell, Sarah Kelsen-
ger, Margaret b. Manley, Mary Fendall,
Mary Steel, Sarah Fitzhugh, Mary Duffey,
Persia Hodgkin, Carolina Hopkins, Sarah B.
M.Kenay, Elizabeth Muir, Polly Rhoades, l.
lizabeth Longden, Ann Snowden, fnn Da-
vies, Mary Began, Mary Slade, Betsey Fur
ner, Mary Smith, Sarah c. Janney, Jane Har-
riott Slacom, Mary Stabler, Winefred Nc
Namara, Mary Berry, Tryphosa N. Cole, Jc-s
mimah Mutt, Lime Deakcns, Eliza Butts, sa-4
rah MCobb, Sarah Taylor, Sally der, Est
her Sanford. The following subscribers live
in Loudon county. Mary Kile, Polly Gale
her, Jane M'Cabe, Kitty Bowling, Judith
Newton, Mary Luckett.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28

1t is with great regret that we state on the
authority of the Wing of Baltimore, the
death Of Gen. WADE HAMPTON.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28
Fl A C K
FOR FLASHING TON BRIDGE.

A HACK will start from the City Tavern
for Washington Bridge, every morning at 10
O'Clock, for the accommodation OF persons
wishing to 80 to the City, and will return
IRON, thence every evening at 4 clock Pas
engers will not be liable to pay any toll on
the road.
Hacks for the accommodation ofprivate par
ties may be had at all times, on application to
Thomas Jacobs.
Corner Of R0yaland Prince-street.
NJ. St
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28
Public Sale.

On Tuesday next viii De sold at the Vendue-
Store,
A Negro Woman
Ofabout % years Of age, aud her two children
of and years of age. Terms will be made
known on the day of sale
Philip G. Marlteller.
Nov 90
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28
NOTICE.

MUTUAL. AsSUR ANCE SOCIETY.
dN.NU,4L GENERAL NEE2I.NG.
vENHE annual general meeting OF the Mu-
4 ruAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY against hre
on buildings of the state of Virginia, will be
held, by adjournment atthe Capltol IN 'ns
city of Richmond, Oh the second MONDAY IN
Dec. next, ,being the 18th day OF Dec.l
SAMUEL GREENHoW,
n
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ATTENTION /!

APECPUITLNG RENDEZVOUS is O.
pened a. the corner Of Washinston and King.
streets, for the enlistment Of soldiers to
seyoe in the United States Artillery.
John Fitzgerald.
1t. U. S. .Artillerists.
NoO. II.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

= OPT JOHNSTON, in addition to his STOCK
Az of GOODS on hand, has received com
piete and general assortment, which n. will ssu
low Tor cash or negotiable notes, amongst which
are, iRO NNoNGERf's CUTLERf; of every
descrPuo'i' WHITE LEAD IN Kegs, Wndow Glass,
Clue, SnNaTrow Spurs, Horse Wh.bs Brushes,
Scythe Blades, Seine r wine, Imperial n Yaior
Hysen Tea, Coffee and L ,af SUGAR, Oznab,,rgsa
Russia Shooting, Cotton Shifting, C,1nbr,css'
Patent Suspenders, Umbrellas, superGn- nd
coarse Cloths, kerseymeres, Elannels, &c wor.
sted and silk Bindings, Manchester Cords, COL
hats CArpeung, Mattresses, Ladies Morocco
cork sole Shoes, &c &C.
Ut Wants to hire or purchase, a Young Wo.
man, VINO can cook and wash
November 81 -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

peculiarly exposed situation Of our bwn ter.
Sorry almost surrounded on the one side by
'''c colony OF government by M means
friendly, on the other by numerous tribes Of
~arIike savages, together wiz our remote
position from our brethren of the states,
leave as no temptations to repose in false
security.
The Colonel INDUCES we'll founded con.
fidence. that the regiment which he has the
honor to command will never lose sight Of
the momentous duties which bind them to
themselves, their country and posterity, and
that they will on this as we'll as all future
occasions display that promptitude and ala
Gritty in acquiring military discipline. which
will qualify them to be the worthy defen-
ders of the most free. the most enlightened
and the most happy country on the globe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

ENCR SALE, on tine premises, on me 22d tIay
- OF December next, if fair, If not, the next
far day, all the zeal and personal ESTATE Of
WIN; P0"re, decd. consisting of the LAND on
Ta, me WIDOW now res'dss Negroes, Hoses,
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, and all tlt Household Fur.
niture, and farming Ut-nsls--a sindi crop Of
Corn, &c -
A credit of twelve months will be eiyen uno,
all sums over ten dollars, all under, cash--'rbe
purchaser giving bond with approve "a security, t.,
carry interest from the dave not rinctuiy paid.
ROBERT POORE,
danairtstrator of
I'm PCORE, Deceased
Powhatan, Nov "a. Ia
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

A LII those who have legal CLANS al .,p,st
= estate OF Alexander Frszer, deed will b.
pleased 20 exhibit them duly authenticated to mo
Mcdonald, administrator, or 10 Peter Ralston,
who IS authorized by me, on or before the first
Jay OF January next, to enable him 10 make pro
VISION tor their payment rs there are SOM
wearing apparel and other articles which wer,
LETT with the deceased to be cleaned and dressed
ne owners OF them will please call at ]. McDo-
nald's, and take tkem away,
November ~. 2ts
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

X DUCATlON The SCHOOL, vt IN. 90, =.
- Man, Will be continued the ensuing year, un.
der The direction of Richard and Brooke I'M. ID
Witch wit be taught Reading, Writing, Gram
mar, Arithmetic, Geograpiy. the ma, nr ,'..
Globes, Mathematics. it'll its application 10 ~
veying, &c Ferguson's and Blair's Lectures ,rl
the Latin language. The price foros ard viii ,c
5 75-Tntion Is, to be paid quarterly; escb
boar'ler finding his own bed. Books VII ne fur.
mshed' II requested, by parents sad guardians.
The School will begin on the Ism JaS,,,,., Il
end on the i5th Dec following.
King and queen, Nov 81 y,s-v
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

" La Yisae, the man. by fate & Heav'o dss; ,,,J
To set to rights. the HEADS of all ManyinIr
A LEXANDER c. OLA vICNE, I,nse,i.
az Ope,aro', and Original Iaecntoy of FASH
IONS. with Difference to the superior taste 9th.
Ladies and Gentlemen of Rctmond,) begs leave
to inform them, he has recommended his Doe.
ratons' IN style that will, at once, excite appro.
baton and admiration, at his
TEMPLE OF FASHIONS;
Where the most bsactif;Il and esti,nable oar,
or the creation, can be supplied with ornament.
TO snit ALL complications. taste and contour.
prove to the worid the faliscy of the celeera,ei
Poets assertion:
8eduty 'ohsn end9orr'a, aio,;,'l the most
Mankind in general are hereby informed, that
he IS prepared to repair the damages OF old ,p-.
and render abortive the effects OF wrinkles. in
short, youth shall be renewed in the aeed. and
prime manhood displayed in sll its loycliness
r. $. Ionneyman of approved talents, and
an Apprentice wanted.
november "a 80