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TO BE SOLD IT
PUBLIC AUlION,

On Tuesd"y the Mi'd Of .tprt ser',
At their Store in Market Strset--cale to
commence at ten o'clock in thu morning
the goods to be viewed the day of sale
the enti G STOCK IN TRADE Of Jan,es
Dot and Co consisting Of tour hundred
packages Of the following alti les
PRINTED CALICOES, Fancy Plates,
super undrsssed Cambri:s, super Chintz'
Cambria Suslins, Hosiery. Shifting Cam
brics, super shifting Long Cloths. Black
Cambrics, Ounce Thread Colored Threads,
Manchestry, London Kerseymeres, Irish Ii
mems, Pehse felxets. Long Lawns. Dimi
ties, Printed Cuttings, Fashionable Printed
Waistcoatings, Sewing Silks, Fancy Mus
Inns, Sewing Threads, elegant Muslin Shawls
and Robes, Book Muslin,, French Pullioat
Handkerchiefs, &c. &c. &c.
The above goods will be sold without re-
serve on liberal and accommodating terms,
to elise the concern Of James Dali and 60.
n.itimore, March 1919. dts
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,lfsD JbiIl passs' Kiessd ssass snsasd.
The question was sakea By ayes and ness,
and earried-syes s2-noes -
The un6aished business Of yesterday was
called up-tA. Root msved to postpone
the csnsideration Of the bill until Friday
next. The question on this motion was
lost, IS 70 81. The house proceeded to
consider the bill the question shall the
bill be sngrsssed for third reading!
Mr.. Root repeated for the tenth time his
argune nts against the bill. .
Nr. Fish spoke few words in favor OF
the bill. The question was taken by ayes
and noes and carried. Ayes 6s--noes 81.
The bill being engrosssd was road third
time and on the question shall the bill
pass! Tbs yeas aud nays were ayes 6s-
noes 50. The bill was therefore passed.
The house then, on motion Of Mr.. Clay,
took up the bill for the detachment of one
hundred thousand militia.
Before any question was taken the house
adjourned.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-19

the stocks are larger, bat the prices are
nearly the same. Rice 10 in much greater
abundance, and the prices aos . .25stper
cwt. lower. The stocks Of Tar and Tur.
Pensins are very considerably greater /, the
prices ct the former are los AS, aud Of
the latter ass sos per cwt. lower. In To-
bacco there 10 an. an increase of about 5000
hhds. and the prices are lod sd per cws.
lower. ..N
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-19
Wants a Situation,

A. Tutor in o respectable family, or a.
Assistant In an Engli'h School, an elderly
gentleman, who has long acted Ia the former
capacity, and can of,sr usqu's,ionable tcst
mnnisls 10 10 character, &c A few lines d.
RI e,cd to 4 h Alexandria, post paid, Nill
he duly attended TO.
March 20.
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March ~.

A PERSON properly qualified to Teach
n the Greek, Latin, and English Lam
guages, dramatically, < Geography, would
meet with liberal encouragement in the town
Of Alexandra if application bY letter address
ed to the Printer, is speedily Eaae.
February a. 2ay
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

a BLACK MOROCCO POCKET
n BOOK lost. containing 90 dollars in
bank notes, principally of the Bank Of Wash.
inston: one note Of hand of II. F. Goats Tor
LOCO weight I obaoco: one note Of HIND on
William Maddox for 40 dollars and several
other proven accounts against sundry people,
in cash and tobacco =
The shove reward will be paid by Brya1
Hamfason, " Co. or the subscriber.
Thomas S, Brawner.
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SATURDAY, Aarch IS.


A message from the president Of the u.
States communicating treaty entered into
with the Kickapoo nation OF Indians, vas
read and laid on the table.
A bill from the Senate for altering the
times of holding the district courts in the
district of Ohio, was reed twice, and or
dered to third reading on Monday.
Mr. p. B. Porter moved the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Pessloed, That the committee of COM
merce and manufactures be instructed to
enquire into the expectancy Of erecting
light or beacon on Bird Island at the exure-
mitv Of Laxe Erie.
On motion Of Mr.. S2vye, the house
came to the following resolution: r
Resolved, That a committee be appointed
to enquire into the sxpediency Of altering
the times of holding the federal circuit
courts in North Carolina. x ...r--.
The bill for the relief of Amy Darden
was read . third time, and on the question
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-19
PUBLIC. SALE. r. -.
On TUESDAY next viii b. cold, .at tn

!. Vendue Store, Is 9a,sb 20
4 Negro Waman - years old, !used q
all kinds of lhouss wosk--Aise, Two Nekt6
Girls, one eleven ysars Of age. end Ne ODE
hree. Terms wiz b made knaNn - NJ.
TINE Of sals. - 49,. l;y s. -, -.
I Aaub lH
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CongrsG Of the Un'nd States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
FRIDAY, March 10.
TcoNcLuDED.

[Taken for the Akxandria Gaseite.
Several other gentlemen spoke on the
subject after which the COMMITTEES rose
and reported the bill without amendment.
The house proceeded to consider the bill.
Mr. Macon moved to strike out part Of
the bill so as to introduce a clause which
would defeat the object of it. The ques-
ton on this motion was lost.
mr.. ". ASTON introduced an amendment
VIII. oh had for i,s object also to destroy the
bill. The question on this smc ndmens was
taken and Loaf. Ayes s.; nses Sc. The
house thea adjourned and left the bill as re-
ported by the committee OF the whole.
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ASSIZE OF BREAD
Made Of Suherane Burr Flour.
CENTS.
The pound loaf to be sold for 40
pound loaf 70
2 pound loaf 10
pound loaf
LANES HARRIS,
Clerk The Market.
March lo.
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NEw-YoRk, March H.
BY captain Cooper, IS days fremS, Bar:
thol"msws, We arc informed, that TIC Byi.
fish had taken 81. Eu,,a,ia, and s. Mar.
tins. - =
1t was reported at St. Bartholomew. ,hae
. French aeet Of seven sail of the line had
been SEGA to the windvard OF Gu,d.Ionn.. :,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-19

The Britain yo,ssom-nt vessel Frolis.
cap ain WiAsa,e, s;oke the American bris
Beuty, from Ireland for III. u. S. with 1.
r'sh passing. and ins.ead Of imp,,s.i -
any, the ttiesrs made up purse OF 70 dol.
Lars and presented to the widowed mother
If six children the father having ben
washed overheard.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-01
ReneSuaI of brush Outrage.

Our nation is doomed to etcrnay insnltcd by the
petra,ed (than the affair is nme,,,ei, smotIeredD
new one occurs, and 'Le repetition is continued iii
patience is exhausted. How long are We AS ana,ion
to bear this kind of Infamous tleatnentl Are we
free DO we possess tbs spirit and re sentmc,t of
rs, that tand our ind gnation into fame aud kind
led tina, noble and manly resistance which secured us
AN honourable peace
There isa party in this country designated by the
name OF Federaiists--tl,e leaders of which party are
Torres and British adbercnts, and who sccrcti, TO-
ment these insults and total disregard for every re-
spect iorour national lrespcctabily. Posr ad Jack
son are leading utD in this Federal perry who i'm
medlaeeiy vsmp up sn apology tor itish outrage,
and charge the blame 10 our government VIII the
enemies of their county nights dare accuse gov
enment of aiding and promoting this new insult of.
tered our national tiagl GODSl If here is a spark
OF the American valour and patriotism to be found
within the of him that trca ads upon cr soil,
or m the heart OF him who dares acknowledge hil self
an American, let it burst into flame and crush those
who would annihlatc our dearest bought privileges
Thisis not time, to temporiSc, TO require apollo
ges Tor outrages and insults repeatedbut retail
iate with ten fold vengeance The means are in our
power and he that will NOT lid ia the use Of them
merits either the halter OF The block .---My Cows.
'rRNMEN My CouNTRyMES !--awake from your
lethsrg Your apathy md indifference tonational
conceras will destroy your dearest Kghts--y our
happiness and your Llbertic s--RioE and aid that
yirtious cause, that only save you, and drive
from Office those leading men that seek your destruc.
ion
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-01

'her Csa-tfys RI a., fas british or foreign Gold.
ehder circumstances like these, a large aud re.
speetabe number of your best friends, I'm C.nyen-
no June last, after mature deliielion, unaniu,s.
ly agreed, that, -
NAlHANr l. HAZARD, ESQ 6f .Ns,sbo,f.
AND NATHAN BROWN. ESQ. of Johnston,
Nese eentiemen eminent. quahiied TO represent
,ouin the Twelfth Congress, AID to oppose The vile
,nssl1naiions ofyour toreisn and aomcstrk ,n,mi,s
- hohest zeal for the put lick good and your loo al
h' ''fests,s requisite YOU have it these Gentlemen
Are the. Capable ! attend them in your General AS
sembi,, engaged in the supper Of the true interest
On ueir-< -<'chsutuents The ioinei Of these Gentle
'nsn Mr. HAZARD, has beenelected to the first place
'. Importance, whehwas an The power OF the House
OF keprest ntatyts to bcstow. here he took his
stand and in dg n,fed, correct and elevated tone
ueiended and supported the Rights, Liberties, and
rrn'leges at his Fellow Citizens, IN manner that
aid hononr to his head anu has heart.
Situated as he was, and opposed by host of
Lawyers, and Federal bluoderouses, ne discovered
such traits OF elocuton, precision, knowledge Of
tie principles OF Legis lstion and Law, as caused
your enemies to letfasl their heads and be silent.
Such men demand the confidence and support of
every friend ,ohis Country, and lover of Tie pros.
periiy and happiness Of his fellow creatures These
Gentiemer are cultiva,ors Of The soil--they arc
Farmers. the yeomanry of this State must tcel a
peculiar interest, in selecting from among them.
selves, men, who know how to appreciate their best
interests and who will be faithful IN the discharge Of
their duties.
Opposed 10 these, our Candidates, are a couple
OF inen. by the names of Potter andyucksou. These
men, are best known b, Their determined opposition
10 The Administration of our own Government, and
supporting that of His Britannick Majesty
Our Republican friends have only 60 he enasgct-
ick and attentive TO the cause and success will be
ours. THE PEOPLES FRIEND. s
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afgRRIED.

IN this town, pn Sunday evening last, by the Rev.
d. Patten, Mr.. IIoRAr 10 G. TAYLOR to Miss MA.
aY PENCE, both OF this town.
DIED,
At Portsmouth, on the Cd uit. widow sARAn Al
MY, aged -, reiict OF the late John Amy, Esq
--on the 22d ult. JOSEPH CUspkLl, in the 18th y'r,
Of his age, eldest son of Joseph Cunda!l, Esq
AZ South kings,o1va, on the 24tli inst departed
this life, MkRy PEcKHAM, ,consor Of Wm Peckharn,
in tie 57lh year of her age, after long and ex-
tremely trying illness which she bore with christian
patience and resignation, after expressing that she
ready for her change, and its awfufapproach the
frrnness with which she embraced Death, c,nced 90
,hosepresent that her immortal Spirit was conducted
into the mansions OF eternal In her life
ample Of humiy, AN afIectonate Wife, tender
mother and neighbour She lived beloved and died
lamen,ed Her tender husband and moher'ess chill
dren have for their consolation, to believe, that their
irrcparabe loss IS her everlasting gain
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Xety Mfe ii,Gm .Sbain.

On FRIDAY Evening, capt. HlEal in the brig Enter
prize, arrived heretrom Algeziras, (Spsin.) He fur
nshes detailed account Of the seizure by military
force, tas SAFE, without form trial, bat the
of the French Imperial Government, at Malaga, of
the brig i1So .tf1rias, Doane, OF Boston, with fish ;
sch Four Brosiers, Grozier, Of proviIcctown; and
sch Hope, Noble, of Portsmouth, with cocoa, log
wood, 81 put into Malaga il distress.
The French were in possession OF Malaga the 18th
june King Jo. had visited it. but had gone Gra-
NADIA
Capt. " left Algeziras The 18th June. On shc i9lh
5000 Spanish trsS;s under Gen. Laci, arrived there
in English transports from Csdis-Their object was
said to be attack the of the French inva-
dc Of CSdiz Two priratecrs were ready for sea
a Malaga, and two others fitting out
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-01

THE undersigned, Ills Ssved;sA Ma
"A jesy's Vice-Consul For the States Of plossss
lsina and Connecticat, has received from The Consul
SeNerai, residing az PhiiaIep,sc o Decrre of thc
,sscdssh Government, undertake fihc 2Oth of March
islO an extract of which follows, and is published
Tor the information of the Merchants and all o,Lera
eoneened->-
ne hereby grac'ousy command, thar on and after
ne S4sh cf 9p ne,y, 30 Goods shall 6e baborie ,cis
"er on 5osing The battles aer ~ trarsitu r.,, brS..
20 ereat Britain lrcland ike Colonies o. Cow5sxqss
nndsr me influence c the British Co,errmens or Ce3as
81 any description sshafseepcr loaded in ressels from.
erea'-,i'sn Or any II her dependencies. be ae,nitfe 4
ns'o oar PoTs ond that aH rssseis, uer sphasseeuer
fg h.eh sha3 be proved 70 curry suoa Cso,s or ,has
arc nsf furnished s@iM Cerffoaies and Dsc,men,s 20
cery ne Origin or rfN particulars IF their Carr.,es
from f5e port IF oadng, shaH uton Their arrival y, ear
H"rooars De ordered cF ard elccpf such ressls
"a ave sole laden xiM SoH For The execufisn Of car
Deeree, Uc tem@and all O6.cers and Persons in o,u
service, &c ere'r Msir tsss rgence ia si,ic ero,.
",g me PAPERS Certificates AID Docnents Of al rec.
se1s fhaf may arrive" s
he farther gives puhIick notice, that the
d"cumen,s required by The foregoing Decree, will
be furnished ON applicati, to him.
GEORGE MILES.
Newport, August L, 1910.
The printers of newspapers in providcrcr cr 4
New-iiavepand Ncw-Lonon will insert the above no.
tee and forward Their Bills for payment
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al Tonningen ; that no new decree for Sc
questefins American property had lately been
issue'-. and that the markets were toleretly
good.
ihe Luna came through the English chan
mel, and on the 7th June, off the Isle of
Wight, spoke British vessel, and Capt. S.
oh'-ined file of London papers 10 the 5th OF
June inclusive.
The raising of the American non-intcr-
course WAS not known in London ON the 5th
OF June. ~. Y. iier. .fdv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-01

Informs hs Customers IN 7oTcn and Connfry'
THAT be has just received from .Sew,Y'rs;
Britannia Tea Pots and Tumblers Pia,eo
baskets and tea caddlcs silver mounted c'ase
WHIPS walking sticks real windsor soap and "ssn
balls mo. occo poe e,, note and pencil books ; tor
Castors best anil common plated Candles'icks' d' : :
canier labels bottle stands; general assor'mel'tP ~
jappah'd tea and sn,l.ier rrays wine waters sFes"
yCsTREcEWED, ~,
- --Lv .9DDT7YON no THE JBOPE-
Assortment of Cutlery s.isO,--Jewelrj ano '''e'
Ware usual ,.r
June 27. ~. i'u.
,ose shell combs fancy beads ear droops n'Nk
Of roses essences steel pens, &c With vaney
Of such other sr,eles are gencral'i'una 'h zap
cy stote.
June 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-01
Health better tban Riches.

II M, Ph, sician. at 10, Nnlbotouch-
street, near tho Methodst-Chapel cu,es CON-
SUMPTION. DISEASES Of LNNts, LIVER HD-
lOuS COMPLAINTS, FEvERs, CANCERS.
COUGHS, &c &C. by succo sstu mode of Practice
"A mode of Practice, which has restored TO perfect
Health, great number Of Consunptiye, and other
Patents, who, under the common routine of Nicdi-
cal Practise, would have been, ere now, committed
10 the silent grave!
He may be consulted at any hour and will attend
TO oil requests, in the line Of his profession.
July 10
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NOllekY,

This afternoon, at O'Clock the anniversary Of this
laudabIe and bene, oleut Institutions will be conmen
Grated in Trinity Church, a. noticed in our last pa.
per We earnestly hope the hand Of charity will be
literally extended, aud that benevolence which has
ever characterized the inhabitants OF this town, WILL
this interesting occasion, be particularly con
spicuous.
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Repciution m Sqpedsn,

LONDON, JUNE 2.
An import mt piece Of intelligence has been re-
ceived from sweten--The Crown Prince, die inten--
dei successour To the Usurper of the Throne OF
Gus,avus, is dead lie reviewing some troops
in the neiS Sboarhood of ficisngborg, when inc sud-
d,ai ftil from his horse, and expired The Go..en.
burg Papers attribute it to apoplexy; the reports
ot private persons assign poison the cause, aud
thai This ascertamed an examination Of The
body aIer MS aecease.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-01
MARINE LIST.
PORT or .,.EUPORT

Enfered--brig Hiram, Updke, Kumkey; do. Au.
ogsnaneia Castottaiia, Ycard, Havahns slo, Fame,
Justin, ". York sch Caroline Tobey, Turks Island
CieTed- sloop Industry, Simmols, New-iork
do. Friendship, Briggs, do do. Express, Wood, do
do. Fame, Justin, do.
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Sate of Rhod.- -Isimd and Proviaeaee
Plaatafiops.

IN General .9ssenbt,. June Session. "A. ID. 1917:
ID ESOLVED, ThEt the tern. of,thc Supreme Ju.
Ia dcih Court, which BY law is to be holden as
/. .,srbo,t. on the Fourth MoSpAY of .sngrst nest
he holden al said .Nelpbrri, on the TnunspAy next
tdrccdng the Fourth MoSphy IN .sHgns. neN s,v H..
,,s, ali Wr;ts, Executions. and other Process, ny
which Law are retrnable to said Court, to be boldsf
on said Fourth MonpAY Of .ht5ist bereturned 20
sa;d Court, 20 be holden on said TnunsDAy nefs
svtceedipg the Fourth MoSpAy in angif neM. . a,
Ordered That this nesolui'of DC puS"sSnru S.VSa, ~
IN, Ncwspapers printed in the town o' NesPor,i, -
we, IA before the said TnthspAy, next succsednE
D' T-V - TRUE corr
~ tiffness, SAMUEL EoDi'
Newport, Jui, iS, lsie' sT'r'
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REPUBLICANS ef he
SC3TE of RHO DE- -TSE.7.SOy

THE state of pu5iick aiairs, demands that you
FURNISH your iots of q n no ,es, nj caaaole men,
n represent Won in the Twelfth eongress of Tia U
ted States Mrn,wi,o may be depended pm an the
aos. irving 4 II il.s. All sed Ictive pos.n - which
h.y can b. pi &C. -nen, VINO are eqIay opposed
10 tyranny and oppses,ion--sho viii nsyer 5A'teg
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TAMMANy SOCIETY, on
C0LU.hBL8.N ORDER.

A N adjourned meeting of the TAM.
4 N MANY SOCIETY, or ('olrMptAS oxnrs.
wlii be held on MONDAY EVENING next, rbs.ng
u G 9th of the month Of" Fisles,"l at lie Council
fi. OF their Great Wgwam, in the State House. pre-
cisely al the going down os ,se SUN. -
By order Of The Crand Sachsn.
:. WILLIAM SlMONs, Ssc,eiorp
s'ionh Of Fishes, ne lsf)
Season. of Blossoms, Aug. +
feG' Of Discovery, SlS. )
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Pri0ate Correspondence.

HARWIcH, JUNE D.
We have his day had three vessels from Rotter-
dam. with passengers: and @packet from Gottenburg
wth malt and passengers. by the former we learn
that the King OF Holland and his Wife had left that
country, aud that he has positively a6dicated his
Ttrons,the consequence whereof, 1T is considered, will
BE- the immnedate anne xation of Holland to France.
8 81 the Gottenburg packet, we h;Sye ad,Ices OF
AN instruction at Stockholm, a strong party have
siewn hnseyes in favour of the son of The dethro
ned Gust,,yus and Frederick of hugustenburg, the
declared Rsrsditary - nee has been boisoneds Whist
taking airing horseback lie suddenly fe ande.r-
PRED immediately, a.l examng his body, it was
found that has eatlrS7ad been occasoned by poison
Letters from Duakirk, received yesterday
morning, to the date OF Monday last. Buonaparte
had ieft that place. on his journey to R?uen aud
report prevailed, that his FIRST hls
10 Paris, would be. to declare wax against the United
Ss4tes of America. q
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France and Russia.

Reports arc current, from different sourccs, that
PUP are between Rtssio and ffaace expected TO
TAX place, an that the former would make common
cause with Ei.saa,d and Tnrkey. They need confirm
alton
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-01

The President of The UntsI ,,atcs has issued his
Exe1uasm 10 GEOauE IILES, Sss II .N.gp,rt,a,
We rcasu.of H.s Ssiit .h.es ,or she states Of
ssss fc-isi.s-j nd CsDaecficr'.
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BOSTON. JULY so, 1910.

fSrel5r srto'es recsired y the Caroline-Londoap pa
pers 10 June 7th, and Gelters 10 che 1lAt