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The Subscriber

.. The Subscriber
viii diseose OF at Public Sale, at ~ O'Clock,
on Saturday the 2oh day Of Jon. on the
premises, e.. 81
The Houis and Lot on King,i2ree
Now occupied by air. Thomas Shreeye, re-
serving to himself his heirs and assigns,a
rec passage at all times from * TO the TWEEN,
ty feet alley in the lack Of the lot, to and from
the hose now occupied by. Mr.. RI Gray,
and the buildings back ofsaid house.
The terms of sale, one half cash, for. the
other half anote with good endorser, paya.
bic in ninety ia, S fro m the day of sale, and
negotiable at the Bank Of Alexandria.
, Stephen Cooke.
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Barr-IrOn and Steel
Orphans Court,
December IL.

alexandria County, Dec. Term, 1903.
Ordered, that the executor OF VIM. Fit.-
hugh of Chatham, deceased, do insert the fol-
owing advertisement three times week Tor
eight weeks il. the Alexandra Daily Gazette:
Teste, ..
Alex. Moore, Regliter.
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g. New Hardware Store.

" ,NCU l1Ul u WGJC oLOIe.
ADAM LYNN, & Co.
Have received by Me shih DuNsRIfs, JTsss'
Liverhool, via baltimore,
A large and general assortment Of
Ironmongery, Cutlery, Sad
dlery, japanned & brais Ware
Which they now offer for sale, swholesals
and retail, at their store, corner Of Kong
and Royal-strsets, lately occupied By Psssr
Sherron.
They haze also for sale, -. /,
Barr.Iron and Steel.
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t. B u T T E r.

1000 lbs. h,kin Butter, in gool ship
plug order
20 boxes Dixon's fresh Mustard.
40 kegs Leper's & Carrots Saufs,
Just received by
Joieph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Farfax-streets.
With genera! assortment Of Groceries q
usual.
November %.
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Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next viii b sold Ut tho Ven
.. .... due Store,
u hogsheads Muicovado Su:
gar, 6 Ghosts young Tyson and y chests s'd
liyson Teas, On credit.
ALSO,
- bags Of Coffee, on credit Of 4 nenshH
entitled to drawback.
Philip G.. Marsseller.
January 6.
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This healthy, beautiful, and well improved
SEAT is now offered for sale.
It contains 100 acres, $50 Of which are in
wood. holland is better adapted ID the use Of
Plaster Of Paris, and there is some very yalu-
able meadow land upon it. b.
For terms apply to w. H. Foot., esq. upon
the premises, or to the subssri5e in Charles
county, Maryland.
Benjamin Dulany, jun.
September Ia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-11
GDe GnQulrer.
JANUARY11, 1910.
gor TIE Guqu,rer.
e" The solid state Of Public Credit

" The solid state Of Public Credit"
MADISON.
The Federa,ists mock us" You dare
not defend our rights, say they--you dare
not meet The costs--you must kiss the dust
i'll silence"
Is i. come to this! When ths national no.
nor is wounded, " must we wait until the
Secretary of the Treasury hos counted the
costs of healing the wound ?" Shall we
become colonists again, to save our purses
Our sres were Of different opinion.-
They gave their treasure-they gave their
blood--for independence. They did not wait
to see how much Liberty was worth n shil-
lings and pence. They felt it was the best
gift, which the Gods had showered upon
man, and they dedicated their self to its ac-
QUESTION: Are theirisons unworthy of their
siTes?
VIII the people murmur at this EXERT
on ? Are they so blind to their own honor,
as to Danish its defenders from their conf
dence, Are they so blind to Interest, as to
see their rights invaded, their trade cut up
the future means of acquisition destroyed by
British avarice melted by our submissions
and yet hesitate to prevent it by the i'm.
mediate use of few millions of dollars p
What sort IF economist is he, who would
save a dollar to day, to lose twenty to-mor-
row who refuses To build a LeUee, when
the Ocean, threatens an universal desoati-
on ?
This is a bastard species Of harsimony,
that destroys its own views-it is an econ.
amy fhat deVours icSeif.
" But 7vhere are your resources ?" They
are to be found in the credit of the u. S.
in the vaults Of Banks and the purses of
individuals. The government stands nigh IN
the confidence of the peopie--its stability, its
faith so strongly evinced in the payment of
the revolutionary debt-its unparalleled JUS
tce, are its suretes. There Is no govern
ment under the sun in higher dit.
"What! Fly to Loans ! IPhere are your
means of redemption"I And where wcr {
they, when we assumed the debts Of the re-
v1lutior--where were they, when the last
administration paid or near IS miilioas, be
sides interest on the rest, and more than 6
millions to the convention with G.. u. aud OF
the convention of Louisiana! We are rich
our prosperity, our means, our riches in.
crease every day--impOrtatlou9 are greater,
and the duties more lucrative.
Have the public lands vanished4 Here
is = vast sinking fmd, gre1ter by far than
Pitt ever dreaRt Of During the last year
Te sold 0s8 $50 acres for 5 6,357 ,0o3--and
VIC still owu 650,0J0,OJ0 acres.
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!. "brt loans increase debs.r--'Tis true
and tits true public debt is a public curse
lEconomy is, in itself virtue. But there are
other virtues besides it-there is something
valuable. besides money-ndtionaI honor
There are other curses besides deb.-dis
grace and degradation. An 9conong of
gold is sometimes a waste of liberty 6 rights.
-" But those debts may fall upon our chill
laren-~hat right have we to- burden them !''
danHt that it does-vill our sons be base
enough to murmur at debts which were the
price OF their right. and Independence? Is
there an American son so base us to return
under the British yoke, if he could thus
spunge the public debtf If this objection
had been urged against the Revolution, hoto
would our sires have iaughedat it,
But 'tis not true, that our loaos will fall VI.
on our posterity.-For the Secretary of the
Treasury has estimated that after 1911. no
more than 5 100000 will be warning for
the present debt ---iu lieu of 6. OOO, 0OO-thus,
i'll fact the only effect Of new loan will be
to dJer tie Payment OF the debt. as it now
is for very short time.
" But where is your money" say the federal
lists with an ignoble taunt--why is the
ircasurY exhausJeds rhis comes of your en-
hargo-and of all the wise acts OF YOUR adj
ministration !"-Imhudent PRESENTATION +!
VINO paid off 25 millions of the old debt.s
he Republicans. And who did it, though
they reduced the revenue law, dismissed the
direct taxes! levied not a single loan? The
Republicans. And yet these federalists
taunt us-men, wso, when in power, con-
'racted new loans, and run their country
deeper in debt.
Ii our resources are now reduced, is it our
fault? Did we issue the British orders and
, French decreesf These would have reduc-
ed our duties. The federalists would have
submitted in silence and disgrace-But be.
cause we few to expedients to save our coun
try from ruin, we are reproached with the
acts otthe belligerents. And who are the
accomplishments Those very men, whose op
position has defeated the efficacy of our nea
sures-who encouraged the embargo break
ers-who acclaimed in the Senate-circulat
ed circulars against it-and reused the lie
gislature of Massachusetts, almost to arms a
gainst the general government And be
hold their consistency! They charge ns
with the i'll success when it is they, who have
produced it-They taunt us with the low
condition OF this treasury, when it is they who
have caused al these sacrifices TO be unavail
| ing! They now ridicule iodn, when it is
they only who nave rendered it necessary
sup Vanity" Down, Federal Shame!
A REPUBLICAN.
Besides. some millions paid for Lou;.ia
ma, and tn~t key IF the West, the 7,.ou.h offh
MiSsisSibpi, which the Federalists would have
seized through fire and blood-IVe got it /,
Peace.
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( EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNALS Of
THE HOUSE or DELEGATES.
TUESDAY, Jan. Q.
a communication from the Senate, by thci,
Clerk The Senate nave passed the follow
ilg bills, TO wit ~ Jiil =" Increasing the
salaries Of the Inspectors at W'Rae's ware
Rouse 10 the town of Petersburg ;"---A bill
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ENOR SALE--A Negro Woman & two Bows;
i great bargain may be had, if immediate
application is made They are sold for no fault.
only to raise money Enquire at this Office
January IL. Ct
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1,lrbnionn Gbeasre+

LAST NIGHT BUT ONE, OF MASTER.
PAYNE'S ENGAGEMENT.
The Public are respectfully informed the The
Atre will close for this season Friday evening.
On this Evening, { 7hrsday) fsnua,y II, VIII BE-
preteated, celebrated Trsge4y M fve aess.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-11

" virtue Of deed of trust executed by 10 nm
A1 DeHnis to the subscriber, bearing date tue
25th day of July. 1907, of record in the County
Court Of Richmond, for the purpose of securing
the debts due to Ezekiel Levy, therein m.n,ioi-
ed : Will be sold az the plantation at present o:-
cupied by the said John Dennis, on Farnhap
Greek, in the county Of Richmond. on the 9th DIV
of February next. IF fair, otherwise the next fir
day, to the highest bidder, under the provisions
Of the act of Assembly passed last session, en-
titled " An ect concerning Executions and for
other purposes" the following PROPERTY
conveyed by the said deed, to wit Schooner
Henry Of Tappshannock, with all her apparel &c
SUM- Negroes, whose names are, Sarah, Sam.
George, Hannah and Joe, three Horses, ten heal
Of Cattle and ise Feather Beds and Furniture.
or so much of the said property as will rsise tho
sum required.
D McCARTY, Tr6tee.
Richmond County, jan IL w3w
NOTICE By virtue of a dee1 al rust exc, Ut
" ed tome by Francis Vaughan, for the purpose
Of scouting the wment of debts therein DIsr..
med, due to William White VIII be exferEed
to sale to the highest bidder, in J.nestc0n, on
the 18th day of February next, the Tract of
LAND whereoD the said Vsuglr nan resides, Wing
N Cumberland county, near Jamestown, aud
containing upwards Of two hundred acres aad
ldioining The lands Of Jos. ~ Lee, los r.. Roy.
III, WIN. Coiley and the subscriber .... -
TSCHARNFR WOOUSUN,
Cumberland County, Jsn. r. ears
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BARBAROSSA ::

OR, THE
.DoWNFILL Of the TIRANT of ALGTERS
SELIM, (<isguised as Achnet) Master PAYNE
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Description in the hand bills
- Abundance, IS ceats only, Season Tickets,
SO cetts--H Hours of entrance from O'Clock in
the morning till 3, and from till 9 in the evening.
January IL. Ia
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To prevent oo.,ructiors to the passag. Of
hsh In Pig river 81 bill - Establishing
an inspection OF aour at Villa m. ferry, in
the County OF King William ;" and "A bin
Z" 10 amend the act, enti,led, an act con
Corning the Upper Appoma.tox Company"
An engrossed bill, Authorizing the
sale OF the land of which SanLel DiXhn d
ed seized. was read a third time, * blann
therein filled up /; aud passed.
An engrossed bill Retunding ?, sum of
money to Jaars Hickiin." was read third
time and passed.
An engrossed bill Establishing several
towns" was read third time, and several
blanks therein filed up; and passed.
On motion, Ordered, That the committee
OF Propositions and Grievances be dischar.
Sed from further consideration of the petit
ON from sundry inhabitants of the COUNTY
OF Charlotte. and that the sane be referred
to the committee appointed to bring in bill
on the subject of amending the laws relating
opublic roads.
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Besides. some millions paid for Lou;sia
ma and sa~, key IF the West, the ,,,ou.h ofthe
MiSsisSibbi, which the Federalsts you'd have
seized through fire and blood.-We got it in
Peace.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-11

THE WORLD IN MINIATURE
Consisting Of different pieces of Mecharis m of
extraordinary workmanship, in which, by means
of GIockI9o,k the various motions of Mem Aai-
nisfs, Carriages, Ships, &c correctly imitat-
cd, TO the surprize and establishment of the spec
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THE SPOILED CHILD.

q MATEUHS, PAINTERS & ARTISTS
- for the tirst time in this place--Wili be ex-
Inhibited until the goth of January, every day at
the old City Tavern,
THE MGR COSM:
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AFTER THE TRAGEDY,
IN Interlaae to be performed BY Children only, CARD
THE HUNTERS & THE MILK-MAID.
Csnsic Song, The Cosmetic Doctor, Mr. SLTLLY.
{ o7nis Song, The Potatoe Merchant, INr. BRAf.
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RICHARD HARRIS.

| (The Bill, as it now stands, i,:creases the
number OF Judges to fve. and the DAYS of
| II cir annual attendance To a. least 2CQ)
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To zahieh will be added, the much admired Me-
sicai Entertainment of
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Port Of Alexandrea.
ARRIVED,

Schr. Brothers Return, Stone, 90 days
from Lisbon--Salt--. VIM. Weston.
Sailed 10Th August: nc news. The two
armies lay looking at each other and doing
nothing.
list Of Oesseis left 1T Lisbon.
Ship Citizen, Dodge, for Georgetown !;
brig Rising States, Smith, for do. in 4
days brig Suma;ra, Scovell, for New
York, uncertain brig Ambitiop,lJ Jameson,
of Portland, for do. in days; schr. Ag>
mes, Stanwood, for Alexandria in q days;
schr. Robert, Elliot, for Marblehead, I'M
certain brig Atlantic, Handy, diseharg-
ing; ship Traveller of New York at quaran.
tine brig Wandray for New York, in two
days; ship Henry, Allen, for Bos ton, in 4
days; sch'r Julia-Ann, Bartlett, for New
York, in two days. Sch'r Union, Libbee,
for Richmond, sailed in company. Left
number of vessels performing quarantine
names and masters unknowns
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September 81.
New Publications

Just received ly JAMES KENNED1~
ssn. Nng.s1eet,
Antidote to the Merino Mania, now pros
crossing thro' the United States,
o r,
The yaIue of the Merno breed, placed by
observation and experience upon proper
basis.
The British Cicero, or selection of the
most admired speeches in The English Ian
guage-srranacd under three, distinct heads
of popular parliamentary and judicial olatory
with historical illustrations and an intro
duction to the study and practice of elc-
quence, in 8 yolumes-by hoInas Browne,
L. L. d
A Dictionary of Practical Surgery, COR
tsining a CT mpIete exhibition OF tie prnci-
pies :rd practice Of Surgery, 2 volumes
by Samuel Cooper.
MAYORS Lives Of Plutarch, selected. cor-
tanning the most ilrstrious CT; racters of an
tiouit,s-For the use Of schools.
DR. Smiths trsnslaton OF Ionginus, with
the original Greek.
Sept. IA. COW
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e. French Night School.
CDescrption ef the Piece zriE be given to.
morroro.

THE subscriber Will reopen his NIaHr
School for teaching the French Languages:
at the corner Of Prince and ROAD streets, on
the first Monday in October raxt. Terms Of
tuition may be known On application to
john Frignet.
n 3. Ladies and gentlemen viii be wait.
ed on at their places of abode at such hours
as they may appoint Tclms may be known
by applying as above.
September e.. St*
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climbed the nnasts, and two women passen-
gers, and lad, ran down below /; the chief
hailed the men, and told tkem they had got
all they wanted, having plundered the ship,
and that if they would come down their
lives should be spared. The deluded men
obeJed, and fell, like their comrades, sa-
crihce to the inor1inate and brutal appetites
OF The cannbals. The two female passen-
gers and The boy were taken on shore. and
the ship was burnt. The captain and men
on shore were never heard of. The rival
chief Pari, situated at a different part Of
the island, hearing OF the affair, expressed
his sorrow on the occasion to the CAPTAIN Of
The CITY q Edsnb,nsh, who was at the
island lor timber, and prepared to arcompa.
ny HIM with an armed force to release the
women and the boy, in which they fully
succeeded, and the latter arrived safe in the
City Of E0ln6ursh at the Cape. Londs,,
papsr Of July IL.
In l.ie massacre Of the crew Of the ship
Boyd, by some of the inhabitants of the
island OF New Zealand, as relate d in tor.
mel paper, 1t appears that tho boy (Davi-
SOM VINO was saved, owed the preservation
OF his lie 10 his being club. tootea; The ma.
lives taking hum tor son OF the Devil!
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Forty Dollars Reward.

n AN AWAY from the subscriber, ON
i 4 Saturday night last, Negro Mah nam
ed ISA.gC (who generally calls himself Isaac
BIueiootl he is OF a dark Or black compiexionf
about % or q years Of age, about feet or
6 inches high, tolerably we'll made: very ac<.
tive and fond of wrestling. has rather an i'm
pudent, stubborn lcok VIXEN spokenNo, stams
npers little, has flesh mole On his nose
he is very good singer and when in compa-a
ny very fond Of singing as he walks or stands
his toes turn out much had on when hes
absconded pair OF trousers of German ozna-
brig. shirt of the same, q waistcoat of grey
cashmere with brown backs, and an Old black
furr'd hat better than half worn, had no Other"
cloaths with him, but it is probable will pro-
cure some, as he is very artFu and cunning
fellow. Any person experimenting & bring
ing the said negro to NE, in Leesburg, Leu
doun county, Virginia, shall receive the a.
above reward:--or experimenting and SO Sc
curing him in any Jail that get him again,
shall receive the reward Of Thirty Dollars -
am, from certain circumstances, induced
to believe lie will enleavor to get OIL board Of
some vessel therefore warn all masters
and captains Of vessels from harboling said
negro.
Charles Binns.
September 81. cows
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fRIDAr, SEPT. 81.

-i
Whilst others press the couch OF down j
And pleasure waits at princely portals
Snch the varied lot of mortals.'
Who ever before saw frown pinch ?
Lii. held too poor to be worth pricing be-
,,o,s in the winter, if the skies are incle-
msnt the weather may be cold.
aMany wake by wo oppressed;
Many sink beneath the wave;
Tempcst-tost they sink to rest,
And find deep ans tracktess grave
These are the best lines in the poem, and
these are not worth reading, A trQckless
wave means something which the author
might have understood, but which eludes
the investigation of common sense.
i" There, hey hold the midnight rcveL
Riot aad his mazda ming tram;
Here, pale poverty and evil
Are of happiness the bane."
Formerly It was customary to say here
and there. But, for the sake Of originality,
the poet has transposed the expression to
there and here. Thr information contained
in the two last lines has an abundance Of
wit il Pope's d. hnition be correct;
True Wits aa|Hrs to advantage dressed;
What oft was thought, bat ne'er SO well ex-
preSsd:
and it's certainly very natural for noverty
and evil to b: the bane of happiness. The
sentiment oft was tho't," but was ever
before so wslI expressed 20
Such is the a7pard Of heaven,
Modest merit suffers here
Wulst reward to vice is given,
IN this Iozo and sartAiy sphere"
That this earth is earthly is matter of
fact; and, as matter ot fact part, our
fhymemaker mas much merit That it is
ha'p admits of some doubt; it being, hall
Inc time al least, what our bard would call
al AIs midnight, abo0e the sun. Rewards
"rrsward may be typographical blundcr;
yS' ne who knows nothing of poetry knows
nothing of grammar.
Dee across the Atlantic wave
~, wars wild demons rush to death;
thousands never find a grave,
Ow lie bleaching on the heath -
MAY the demons of war al suffer death
''' 'nelr crimes, and universal peace pre-
WI from this lime henceforth and forever.
~'s--Amen. The tomb would be bet
- ""s sor the poem than midnight One
:. 'O"s'er IS as proper as another; for
10 Che can be amiss.
"0 such poets SIS that of the Independ.
american and the National Intelligencsr
"' truly rare aces in ferris.
ppsSlngton and Georgetown hold
w tOS's twain Of lofty wing,
~ ~ numbers new and bold,
nj ~ most omically sing,
III P shall we behold again
NJ HIM. 'nal are 50 monstrous clever?
IN eNcialms, with ghastiy grin,
NeEer' on, for G-s sake, never"
Qo...; last received Baltimore Whig, asks a
winch we really think tryisg one
HAIL., originated in federal paper, it
s,n, 70 oe Pronounced "alibel on our govern
coming from the orthodox Wing,
1'ufe to repubish it.
s, na' any nation on earth passed 50 MANI
Ahl.']NS as s0e; and has any discovered
resolution as zve ?"
roS ~ answer will be gratefully received
-. my member Of congesss-post paid.
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PRICES AT ST. LUCIA.

Flour IS and 18 DIS. per Dbl. Herrings
I and 7 IL Pitch Pine Boards so dol
lars M; Shingles Z IA; Scantling 81 -
Molasses so cents. gal Rum so.
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New YoRK, Sept. 1e.

NEW YORK, DepE. 4c.
From Englu1d--Capt. Gardner, Of the
George Washington from Liverpool, has
favored the editors with London papers Of
the 1st of Aug. and from capt. Lewis, Of
the William, they have also betn favored
with Irish papers to the 9th:
Dispatches from lord wellington had
been received in England, with inforsna-
ton Of the fall Of Cuidad Rodrigo, in Por-
tugal. On the day Cuidad Rodrigo CAPT.
tulated, the French cavalry debouched on
the plains of Almecla, and were attacked
by part of the English 18th and 18Th dra-
goons, under col. TaIbo, They were re-
pulsed with ne loss Of 500 in killed. The
English lost about 20, including col. Tai
bot, whose chargers fore,legs were broken
by musket balls, and making desperate
plunge, he threw the colonel over his head
upon the bayonets Of the French, who in
stantly dispatched him.
The electors of Westminster gave grand
dinner to Sir Francis Burdett on the 3lst Of
Iuly, at the crown and anchor tavern in the
Strand. On tie baronel's leaving the ia
vern, the populace took his horses from the
carriage, and carried him in triumph to his
house.
Price Of Stocks in London, aug. I. 8 per
cent. red. 60 SO 8 per cent. conso!s
68 3.4, rs omnlum 8 "a.
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Mr.. Apthorp, Of Boston, passenger in
the George Washington. is the bearer Of
dispatches from MIR. Pinkney for govern
ment. The dispatches are said to be of
Importance aud contain information, that
another British minister is appointed to
come cut to this country.