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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-09
KEENE, IN. H ) September %.

Extract ola letter from a gentleman in Boston
da'eCl Sept 10.
yesterday witnessed the experiment of the
Diving Bell, whic,lto me was great curiosity
The man went down at India wharf, depth of
water from SO TO 10 feet. and went on the bottom
thence 10 the farther end Of Long wharf, a dis
lance should suppose of $50 rods. He was ui,.
der the water one hour and so minutes was
very near HIM when he came up--He WIS not in
the least exhausted l also saw him go down
He had no communication whereby any ali could
get to linn from above.
WASH NC roE, October S. The following. is
an extract of letter from a very inteliigen; gen
tlemsn living on the Mississippi, whose sources
OF information may be ,tied on -. West Flo
rida rs qust The now regulations adopted by
tue convention, have met the appreciation of the
Governor at Baton Rsuge, and tranquility is res
tored Their system apprcximates, as nearly AS
possible, to Republican form of Government,
and they openly ayow wish to become part of
the United States. The name of Ferdinand VII
is siii used IN the public acts OF that province
but the inhabitants hol, him in the most soye
reign contempt. There is a small British party
among them, who are hostile to the government
ofthe United States, and, from the loud ciamor
they made, were at first thought TO be the maio
rity; but they are found to consist only of Il few
old tories of the revolution and half pay British
officers Nat Igt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-15

',s: and tAAs OF the span:y cou., ulscl
"A. sd
sysh. coars. unanimously, IJsdge R.sI
'ot sitting la the caase, Oh ac,uun. ,cf ~
being interested in a suit :ayolvias ~.
SANE poin,,l the su1gnAent OF the Disu,ss
c,art reversed, aaa that OF the coaa:Y saes1
a!hrmci.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-15

A correspondent remarks, that Mr..
Randolph, as political pIaas, may be
5otanlcslly delineated as the AnemoRe,
or wId F9soer, which is THIS descri,-
ed: rhs seeds are collected i1 4
to ain obiong head, aud surrounded
with copious down. The principal
colors 10 ancm9aies are Waite, red,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-15
Dtrgln.a Nraus.

TUESDAY. MAY is, 1910.

The Federalists triumnhed in heir
assembly Ticket in the City of New.
York by the apostacy of James Cneet-
ham. fhis is-the age Of Revolutions
and the age Of Apostacy.
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cpmnittsd To- q conmissE Of de Whale or
this day, IS u - .sS,. 3. ..s g
Thu an6nished susiness Of Yesterdays.
Maeons bilI---uas resumed. i. 1 IS q
= u A seesan mcyed TO postpone the fur.
tier confederation Of the bill until Wed.
nesday ION account Of order he modified
h's motion to postpone until Saturday. The
,qnession was taken by ayes and noes and
iost-Ayes 5T--Noes sc. -,
p Mr.. Macons morton 10 adhere to their
disagreement under consideration. 50 =.
Or. Fisk concluded his observations COM
meneed.yesterday in favor Of the motion:
Mr.. Holland followed on the same side.
7ar. Gdy1Snd delivered his sentiments =
gainst The motion and in favor Of passing
The bin az amended. 80.
Mr.. Lsve, after speaking some time in
favor OF an adherence, moved 70 postpone
the further consideration of the subject I'LL
Friday next. ~ ,asH So
Mr.. Mumfard rose to speak in favor Of
the motion and OF. adheripg--he was called
20 order-Mr. Love withdrew his motion,
end Mr.. Mumford proceeded with and
finished his observations. A motion was
then made 70 adjourn-the question was
taken by ayes and noes and negatived-
Ayes 60 Noes 81.
Mr. Emmett then rose and spoke at
length against adhsring and in favor Of the
bill as amen died by the senate.
{ Adjourned.
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CsngreS Of tie United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WEDNESDAY, March %.
Taken for the alexandria Gazette.
WEDNESDAY, March %,

The message of the president received
Yesterday was read and ordered to be print
ed.
Mr. Sawyer had leave of absence the re-
maiuder Of the session. .. .......:. -
Mr. Rutiy reported bill for alt'ring the
time of holding the district courts, in the
district. of New jersey. Referred to
committee Of the whole ON Saturday next.
Ar. Ptkin from the committee to whom
was referrrd1he memorial and representa-
ton of William Lambert, relative to hx'
ing FIRST meridian for the United States,
reported that Il is exped; ut to make p:o-
vision BY law, aushorising the president 70
cause the longitude Of the city OF Wash
ington to be correctly aseertained from the
observatory Of Greenwich, and Tor pro-
viding the nscesssay instruments to MAKE
the astronomical observations. Ordsree
toh printed.
AIr. Tandatke after SEINE predatory obser'
va,ions offered The following resolution
Resolved, That the comraissee 70 whom
was referred so much ofths message OF the
tres;d, Mt a. relates TO the, naval establish
Eshm,ns, he instructed to enquire into
the rxp"dieury Of authorizing the president
Of the Y. S. 10 sell such ofshe larms6 ves'
'rG o,.s!l gun boats belonging to the v. -
Is he may judge unfit or unnecessary 70 be
employed in the public sersise.
The words between b, aeksts were moved
BY htr. Ascon. The resolution a. amend
sdwas passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Nelson, the engrossed
bin relative TO disabled and suPefanaased
cGesrs and soldiers Of she u 8. vas &C.
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Leaseof baifianS Spring Tayslu
FOR SALE AE.1EciIQE Z

1E1ILL Be cold on + the .prsuiscs e.
wv Thursday the sth OF April btxts,Se
10 s'eloehs prscisely. the unexpired ,ItakHsk
the above Tsvers tiaslu ing three sumrn1lf
with Is acres Of Land. .v1fA sr.StIAest n ~
,imhrovemenss. FurtAsr. particulars O H.
Of Aale. ~, ...l 81 VI z 2, \, !, .
AZ same hns viii 30 sold . Sps3sltof I'M
Room. Furniture, consulting OF esl1co, III
gallon. quart, pint and haf pint T1tlefs,
common and Champaign wtns.sllll ~ sausrs,
pint and half pint decansers, cslpea90 md
china bowls Of large and email ~ 1aie6ss
Of every description, patent lamps. ~ . ~
rietys Of other. articles, suitakJ6x tns5in
keeping. Also, email sseek Of Z6n60I = Z
Slows, ono Of them very Aand5 = ~
Farming utensils, . CrindstqnSiA HaasS "a
Cart and two fire. CowA rossssslon az tkA
place viii b. given w!shin 10 dsys firm ~
OF sale. ~ % t1.-gsj l. 6 a.
NIB. 'Ths-imprevsmsnss tonaist q aFoodl
Dwelling House, containing s rooha.dn ~
lower AoonI besidea family sDostf and M
room and two lodging rooms aboye ! q road
kitchen, stable. . large shed, story housss
dairy.a bath house, fowl house, &c. &c.
March, 80. ~. ''NNsasSsdS
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NEW ,PUBLlCAT IONS.

9ast receiued for sale by ysmes K<nnedy:
sen. BoskseAer, Nng Street:
THE Works Of Oliver Goldsmith. M. D.
q new and elegant American edition, by Coals
and Thomas in five volumes, with 6na
head Of the Author. l.stst. ~
Travels through the Northern and EssterD
States ofthe UHsn, in 1907 and Ices, con-
taining particular account of the consaitu-.
tons, laws, state Of society and mapners,t lie.
rature, soil and produce, population, &c. of
each ; by William Augustus Ksedali.
Travels and Adventures In Osbada and The
Indian Tsritsry, between the ysars f7so and
ITO, with . particular account Of the Indisns
by Alexander Henry, Esq. 800 i
Romance ofths Pyreneess novel. e ). -
Rosa, Or American Cenlus and Eduestionj
q novel. ,..5, - z -
ALSO, I, ,,5 Is y.
Lsmprisreb Classleal Diedoaasy, !. Aiairs
Introduction, anc general assortment q tho
Classic Authors. ~ ~, -, : !,
March 90. r. 500 ~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-29
Psnkerton's Collection Of Voyage,
and Travels.

THE lecond number Of this valu.
able Work is juR come to hand and
is ready for delivery to lublcribers, at
zwo Dollars, payable on delivery.
On Monday next, the lecond Of
April, the subscription wilt he rallied
to Two Dollars twenty-five Cents
each number agreeable 10 the condi-
tons.
;3amts Ksnata,, fen.
March 90. At
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..,a ms! IN enc, he declares his conviction, {
- ), any further attempts TO obtain justice,
wa,il prOSasS'y incur displeasure, and draw
down vengeance upon his head ;--in snoshsr,
TIA, he will Sc rndtuvor to engage" such an
one, to approaeh his majesty intheirbehalf !.
in ;hird, be erades his duty, by attempt
irs to insaIidAtc the applicants, elaisa to his,
Interference
I'ew iIestimable, at this time. would be
IN hsursf, staaneh retaa56eon, at that court |,
WHO would soon brook the appellation Of a
rear than farasifs and whom no display
Ct potency, could daunt, or sivility seduco,
to console one Arittke Of his csuntry's rights (;
Grd OF rDiose forehead, no trace Of meme
TEEEL suosa Be found - :.
New YeRx, MarcS pc.
Latest from Portugal. Captain Pigot of
ihr snip U1ion, arrived hers on Sasmdsy
iro'a Lisbon, which port be left on the 4sh
Of february, and has furnished the Editors
OF the Mercantile Advertiser with the fol-
lowing verbal intelligence: =.
4 few days before captain Pigot sailed
Two ccu.iers had arrived frtm Spain,
announcing the Frvnca having forced the
pass of ~. Sierra Morena. Two divi.
Sions Of the French passed with muskets
orly. butthc latter divisions me, with OBJ
t,inate resistance. I; was supposed the
Spaniards wxr. brihsd. Another courier
arrived brigGing the important news, that
the Firnrh having advanced ns lar ne, Tar.
raSona, were attacked by the Spanish ar.
my under the duke de Albuquerque md
defeated with the lcss of 5000 men, and
were obliged to retreat thrtogh the psss q.
gain. When the courier lett Catliz, ST.
vile, Badsjoz, and Cadiz, were iliumina.
ed. No particulars OF the action had
transpirrd at Lisbon when capt. p. sailed.
1'hs re VAS also report oi tlie revolution IN
the south OF France. headed 10y Massena
and Davoust that they had sent deputies
60 lord Ccl'ingwood, Offering 20 give up
Toulon aod Mar,rillss. The night before
capt. p. sailed, brig Of war arrived ex-
press from England, but every thing was
Kept secret. There was report that she
brought confirmation Of the revolution in
France, aud Bonspartes proclaim alton on
the subject. Maj. gems. Stuart & Pic.on
had arrived from England, together with
the T9;h Highland regimeni,> and the
94ih regimen. Scotch brigade, same arti!ls-
~ and cavalry and recruits fsf dc rsgi'
m,nts in Portugal, composing in alt about
$4,000 mn. At was SAID losd Wellington
wSs ,xp, csed at Lisbon to hold convrn-
ton. There appeared TO be. every dispos'-
ton to defend Portugal. The Portuguese
army under marshal -Bcresford were up
yards os $4,000 strong, the British about
$4,000 men,"
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advertisement.

DY virtue of decd of trust from John
- Potts and Elizabeth his wife to the sub
scriber, will be sold by public auction, on
Saturday the 18th of april next, to the high
est bidder, on the premises, sandry Lots OF
pieces of Ground, situate on Water Union
and Cameron streets, in the town Of Aiexan-
dria. A credit of SIX, twelve and eighteen
months will be given to the purchasers, they
giving their notes with approved sndorsefs,
and negotiable in the bank Of alexandria tor
the several ins,a'men:s and lien on The pro-
perty as further security.
Ludwell. Lee, Trustee.
March %. d
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-29
Adam Lynn, c. c.
WILL BE RENTED,
For one or more ycors

: y 'foF oHe uF INVITE ycuFv
rTSHE property commonly called Joness
Point either with or without the marsh
and hills adjacent. The subscriber intend
inc e, remain In town but few days re-
oSe.,s those who may wish to rent the ABOVE
amen,ioned property, TO make immediate
application. ,oun D COOKE. 8,
March u.s..
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-29
AN ACT,
AN ACT,
Fixing the Sa5aries efcersain sffcers efMe
Cooperation for the present year.

Cooperation for the present year.
DE it enacted by the Common
eher' ID Ceunei! Of Alexzndria in
Council asssmbied,r That the Mayor be al.
lowed for his services tor the present year,
the sum Of two hun Ire dollars, to be com.
pu,ed from the frat day Of his appoint.
men, to Office, and that itshall be his dusy
to ssk and demand for every u.testation un.
der the seal of his Office, the sum of one
dollar, Except when such astessation shall
BE for The use Of the common council OF
Alexandria, which shall be considered as
an addition to his salary. G..
Sec. 2. And be it. further enacted, That
the following persons shall have and receive
as a compensation for :heir respective ser.
VICES for the present year, the following
sums, 10 wit:
The Superintendent Of Police ard Street
Commissioner, the sum Of four hundred
dollars. s..., =. ".
!. The Clerk Of the Market, the sum Of
TWO hundred and fifty dollars. --.. -, -.
The Clerk Of the Council and Auditor,
three hundred dollars.
The Superintendent of the Watch, three
hundred dollars. 49,,
The Keeper of the Powder House, one
hundred dollarss
Each Waterman, the SUM oftwo hundred
dollars. And
The Physician to the Poor House, one
hundle cd and fifty dollars.
Which several sums shall be paid quarter
yearly out of any monies in the Treasures
hands for gsn,r raj purposes.
See. 5. AnS be it further enacted, That
the Laws and Orders passed by the Com
mon Council, SHALL be from time 10 time
published in the newspaper printed in the
Town of Alex. and that there be allowed
and paid to the Editor of said paper, the
sum of one hundred and twenty dollars, for
the present year, as full compensation for
the said services-and also, as full compen.
,a,ion 70, all notices and advertisements OF
apublic nature. and public accounts pub.
lshed by order of the Mayor or Common
Council.
Passed in Council the Gath day of March,
1910.
Edm. J. Lee, President
Offhe Common Council Of alexandra.
Examined aud Approved,
VIM. Herbert, Mayor.
Attest,
Adam Lynn, &C.
On fixing the clerk of the markets 'a'a'
nv in the above bill, the yeas and nays
were as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Butcher, Deane, Hooe.
Lawrason, NrKnighs, hewitt, Newton
Rhodes, and the President, +. ]. Lee.
NAYS-Messrs. Anderson, Sutton,
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March %.
IEWELRY.

THE subscriber has just received and
4 offers for sale at his store corner of
Fairfax and Prince streets) small invoice Of
Jewelry, consisting of Ladies' Earnings,
Bracelets, Necklaces, &c. of new and elegant
patterns. Also, general assortment of Sill.
yer Ware, as usual, all of which will be sold
very cheap.
John Gather.
N. B. All kinds of Hair Work executed
in the neatest manner at the shortest notice.
March 80. cow .
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REM O ,V Ak q, !,

The subscriber has removed 70 Hat 49,
mFairfax street. notthernmoas door. Hsey3t
opposite Mt. Thompson's larss htiek hull
ing; whers persons having hpsinsssswfk
himseif or Mr. John Ramsay, will; ~
call. o. - 81 81
Colin Audi s s;s
SMareh. 50. 6 81
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bryan Hampson. 81 Co.
.HeDe ;usf rece;ps6 and oHer Gr sseE. !

~> >>~tSS"s " ~
'Rs1e just reeeiued and s6ErJsrssas,
IS hhds: FIRST quality New Orleans sugar.
30 bales. Upland Georgia cotton.
S hhds. Jamaica and Antigua run:
IS do. New England do. -.
rs hhds: 6r.t quality molasses. "a
10 tierees rice. fo.:th
600 ihsl Bengal Indigo.
900 do, Flotsnt dn.
IS bags heavy peppss. n
Is Do, pimcnto. D .
10 boxes best Albany Chocolate. G
- do Bakers do.
30 or. casks Malars wine. ~
700 reams writing and wrapping paser:
IND ON HIND, =
London Particular Madeira1 -
s, Do: do. reneria. WINES J.
s ssai Nader. /. Port ::
Aliofthe first quality in pipe. and quarter
Imperial \ ssa
Hyson $.
Young Hyson TEAS -
and ."... u
Hyson Skin - i. ,.,.>..,tf e.
10000 lbs. green coffee in bags, and eeae;;
raj assortment Of all kinds Of groceries.
Selected -four for family use. q
March 80. -. ~, - r.. Z,
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NO,TllcE.L

i ALL psrsons isdsSesa q the ssstaeesse
Samuel Dunlap, an iasslysns dahex. srsse-.
quested e MAKE paynsnt tei IN. sshscs9hsss
and Oil psfssns having elaims' 6alnst saii :.
': |: are rsgdssssd 70 hing &tn 6rxsa1
Mr., SsEs' !. J: sATL -:
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ISAAC KEEL,

cobbersmith, Plumber, aid Tin Plate.
Worker,
TTAVINC REMOVED from Water to
III Prince street, two doors above the
corner of the late Col. Hooe, informs those
who have hitherto favored him with their
custom, and those who may b disposed to
do 10, that he will thankfully receive and
enLeavor to merit their iavors.
Cash or exchange given for old Copper
brass, Pewter or Lead. 49,.
WANTED, -. -,
A BOY Of good morals - Apprentice u
the above businesss r...... ...s
March 80. ...r... s. law
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Public Sale.

THIS DAY, at ten clock will be sold 1t
- the Fendue Store,
Twenty four dozen cloath-
brushes /; fifty dozen horse brushes eight
eea dozen no. and paint brushes ten
doz IN head brushes, shoe brushes, &C. Al
SO tortoise shell and other combs; scissors ;
rssors and buttons plated ware; snuff boz
es /; beads and agates fowling netts cam
brio mu,lins, &c.
P. c.. Marsteller.
March %
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zsfraeE s 1ilss ia ss sls ~ 1si;sa u
AicssaGF 10, for tie sfins1jskneNs ef

zsir1eF l 1H1es sssas t1evjs 1sl;sN u
AlessalFis, for tie sstins sishssss d
Fire. & d. s - !
! ssesioa7 ;lfmypssson whoshali bsprs-
ssntat any Gre, shAll neglect or rsfase osbey
the erder or direction Of any of6eef who shall
Se appointed by 'anys FIRE company how ssie-
biisheA, or which maybe hereafter estabiish-
ed, knowing him % b. On ofifer, such person
shall forfeit and pay the sum Of Ave dollars.
Provided the name Of such officer shall have
been first published ID one ofshe public papers:
At meeting Of tie Sun Fire Company, held
in the Court House on the 26sh q March,
1910, tie fsAo1viag Gtseers s0ere chosen,
piz: -. e
George Drnsok, President.
Euthbert PeweM, Vice President.
John HeeE sTreasarer.
Georye:Deneafe, ist1 .....-
John Tucker, Cd Commandsrs.
Adam Lynn, Sd J. r. .- .
: scu'hbert Ps.ueA, J.. ~
, Joseph Riddle, Sub Directors:
p 1ohn Hoo6, } ="
zs.ssA a~dss;us, lR.,u,.,o,,,
Fireman Brashears Nesa's'o'''
Thomas Lavurason,
Jonah Thompson, !
$ b:s:. x Ss's:sy; Trustees.
..yoSEPH RIDDLE CHI.
March 20.
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!. 4ulblie Ss,e;

Y. 49, n Z { IS b,
fon SstTnasy.n eas e ~ ~ Is
twelve cselosk IniIl oiIst the U.s. ks 4;
GROUND, sSioisisf Purkis g MasstesH 81
ss,si % thu terms sin n 5ssriael S j
aAvsrtisemeat. -; 8 ~ !;
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t. Printing in all its branch.
es, neatly executed at tAi, 81
fee. '.~ =
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tinued about two faisu'es. AID was rnS.t
dreadfui. ---Therc were I'll see Others
with n h ace ofhiiao hour fsom the
First all com pari,i.ely slight. The chief
sy op,on during this ms: awful p enom.
eoc,, were --thc dogs barking aud hawiA
ing most ieuiAly watches and cocks
cithe, stopping entirely, or else losing
time the bells in all the houses ringing
violently the earth discharging water
IN PLACES h,therto dry and the stars
shooting in every direction across the sky.
We have had lesser ones. either by night
or day ever. since which leaves Us in the
most unpleasant state of suspence.
To attemp' giving an idea OF the
cor fu ion and dIsmay of The inhabitants
and every class of people, is quite GU Of
my power. Most of them were in bed
at the time, and in moment the streets
and government, gardens were filled with
persons OF all ages, sexes, and colours,
nearly naked, scream ng g. wrinsing heir
hands, in expectation of being swallowed
up every moment. They remained out
the whole night, since which time they
have n ch d tents IN the different squares
aud open places. where they remain du-
ring the night nor do Thick they will
be induced TO sleep in their houses for
som- time. Prosidentialiy there were no
Ives lost, as no houses were actually
thrown down, but many persons hive been
obliged 10 take theirs TO pieces, in COM
sequence OF the injury they have Sustain.
ed, The thermome er was, during the
whole time, between II and Ts."
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EARTHQUAKE.
ExIsG ofn letter from the Cope OF Good
Ione da,eH Dec 10, 1909.

ExrsS ofa letter from the Cope OF Good
Hope, dared DC 10, 1909.
"As you will probably have heard Of
the Ear,hqusks which mas taken place
here wish to let you know that 1 am
perfectly we'll, hay ng escaped INJURY,
much alarmed. Ittock place on the 4ih
of this month the GcA shock about quar-.
ter sfer ten at night. We we're reused
up suddenly By most violent, loud, hol.
low. rumbling, subtsrrsneous sound, with
a considerable degree of motion over the
entire house; which, from its cracking
and rocking, we imagined il could no.
stand. The bells rung most violently I;
we therefore made our escape as fast as
possible into tbs open att. THIS shock
continued abou: minute, and alter mo
meUps calm, was succeeded by second
one, much m3re alarming and heavy than
he FIRST, and attended with ell the same
symptoras, but in puch more terrible
degree, end proceeding like It from the
centre of the Tabi. Mountain, neatly
due south, toto the sea tue sky Per-
Ie6tiy clear and bright with stars, and
so, asloud 10 be ssss This shock Goa