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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-04
BoNApARTE's COMMENTARY
SfeErson's Toast


I>S,w;u b. recollected that at Pu1iIc
gnusr. said to be gwen to the late prss'-
DENT 2, Richmond last year, ne gave The
Liberty Of the Seas'-"ish'nG no doubt
70 make the pesple believe that it was the
policy of his par,iz~,s and 'm'tat'rs I" en-
courage trade, after they had la'd INC
whole impos,s of the union on commerce.
and anniaia,cd cur little navy. But 'ae
late decree issued at Paris by way OF al
fartling son,.,eiight relief to the inpoverisn-
ed French nation, and prevent a eou"''s
r,ro,p,;on: is the best comment on letter"
sons toast. BY this decree, neutrals may
be permitted, on taking out licence from
his imperial majesty, the assertor OF the
Liberty Of the Seas" 20 bring into MS
territories, certain naval stores, &c. esPe'
calls, silver dollars, and take away in re.
turn CO. if they ever get away at any,
wine, grain, and above all, tricolored rib
hons, paste boards and eat-gu'!
Who now will dispute the generosity o.
the grea, Napoleon Bring me, says hs'
%our solid wealth, and will let you nave
,aa, is ifyou ask prsstily. the refuse OF my
fancy shops. Come forth, sou American
farmers, who earn your bread BY the
.wta, of your brow, here's gewgaSs tor
your little misses ; only briag along with
.Ou plenty Of dollars, and make O Iorob0'O :
* , So. NO DUPE.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-04

Hs toticWInS are the yeas and nays On thu
fnal quession of adherence 70 Macon;s
EbiiE .}'H H. 4
YEAs--Messrs. w. Alston. Anderson,
Bard. Bssse,t, Boyd, 7. Brown, r. Rrown,
Hutter Calhoun, Clay, Ciopton, Cobb,
Cochran, Cox, Crawford, Dawson, D{b
sha. Findley, Fisk, Franklin, Goodwyn,
Ganne,t, Cardn.r, Ghelson, Helms, Hol.
land, Howard, Hufty, johnson, Jones,
Love, Lyle, Macon, Nike, M'Kim,
Miller, Montgomery, N. r.. Moore, Nor
row, Mumford, Nelson. Newbold, Nsw-
ton, Nicholson, /. Porter, P. B. Porter,
kra Of Pen. Rhea of Ten. Richards, Root,
Roane, Sage, Sammons, Seavsr, Seybert,
Shaw, Smile, G. Smith, S. Smith, South
ard. Stanford, Tracy, Turner, Whitehall,
Winn, Witherspoon- Sc. ~
H. NAYs-Messrs. L. 7. Aston, BlaisdeH,
Bibb, Breckenridge, w, Chanaberlin, Chit
senden, Cook, Dana, Davenport. Emptt,
Ety., Garland, Goldsborough, Gold, Gray,
Hale, Haven, Hester. Hdbl,ard, r.. Jack
son, Jenkins, Kennedy, Key. Knieksr.
hacker, Lewis, Livermor.. Livingston,
Lyon, Marion, Ma,the VS., M'BrideSS Mil
nor, T. Moore, Mose'ey, Pearson, Pick
man, Pi,kin, Potter, Quincy, Randolph,
ShrTey, Smelt, Stanley, Stephenson, Sur
ges, *Swoope. Tagsars, Talmadse, Taylor,
!roup, Upham, Van Dyky, Van Horne,
Van Rensselaer,. Weakly, Wheaton, Whit
man, Wilson'S. 49,, =. ...-....,
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Esiract Of a letter, daied cerihsgens, 4fa
Febrxary, $780,. ..ass i

r
@This part Of the world is quiet at PIE
sent. The extensive city and province OF
Cato, which, formerly made a part OF the
vice kingdom Of Peru, but lately was join
ed 20 Ste Te OF New Grenada, endeavored
10 throw off the oppressive laws and regu-
L.,ioas of Old Spain, which prohibit all hne
manufactures, aud even the cultivation OF
many articles OF produce, such as oil, wine,
&-. With Spain can turkish, besides. a
number Of other opprc ssioas and monopo-
lies, bu, for wan, Of a proper head, and
10. being actually Joined by any OF the sur
rounding provinces, they have bseh Obliged
for the present, to submit asa'" to their 0'o
forms of government. The bishop IN k"i-
to had joined the people, but most OF INC
,le,gy .of other provinces, particularly TIC
iaquisition, who think their influence mort
secure under The cid system, raised cry
,,,.ns, ,hs Olitonians, and their brethren
and follow sufferers and marched against
item. The Quitonia,,s are the most 'n'
.5ps,rious Of all the inhabitants OF Spanish
America, and manufacture coarse wooEns'
eo,on., and Iinsns, for expectation to other
provinces. They had procured machinery
l,r making finer goods, but their govern
msnt opposed them. They have sssy sooa
raip,ers and mechanicks. Their country
thou.h much variegated, is mostly noun
campus, the soil. f,r,il15, and the climate
healthy and pleasant"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-04

The subscriber respectfully
informs the Inhabitants Of Alexandria, that
he has commenced business in his iine in
Prince Street, at the house Of Ignatius Juni-
gel where he will repair and tune Organs,
Piano .Fertes, Violins, SC. at the shortest
notice. .., ~. =
Jacob Hilbus.
April4, " -. - =. a,' IS
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SHIP
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
S,hr. Regulator, Sutton, Baltimore
Sundries-for merchants of the District.
Sloop Montezuma, Palmer, Norfolk
do. do.
The snip William and John for Madeira
and Isle Of Mayo, is below. Also large
brig, supposed to be the Hunter from St.
Barts.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-04

E<traa from d Law fthe Corporation.
AND II any master or mistress OF family,
or any owner Of taxable property, shall ne
elect or refuse to give in list Of ali male
tytheables, belong to, or residing in his or
her family /; or OF all his or her taxable pro-
pcrty, within five days after demand made
thereof by any assessor, the person so of
feBfing shall forfeit and pay one hundred
dollars. And il any person whatsoever shall
wiifuliy omit or nisrcpresent in the list Civ
en- in, any tythabie, Or any taxable property,
or shall in any other manner conceal the
same f ON the knowledge of the assessors,
theperson so offending shall forfeit and pay
double tie amount of the tax imposed on
such tythablc or taxable property. Every
mcr liant, shop keeper, mechanic, or other
person, having in his or her service or EN- :
2loymont any clerk, journeyman, apprentice,
or assistant, shall render an account of the
same in his or her list OF tythables and shall
be accountable for the capitation tax hereby
imposed, in like manner and under the same
rcnaltles, as If such .lerk, jonrneyman, ap-
prentice, or assistant, were a member Of
MS or her family. 49,.
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asrannrta patIp esssts..
nEDAESDAY, APRIL =.

The Lopdon Courier Of Jan. IS, ssys-
=" The American Consul, Mr.. Forbes, we
undtVstsnd, has retired from Hamburger to
tho Wrssphalian territory, spprehendine
some insult or violence from ths inhabitants
of rha. city. Their indignation was exeis-
ed by his having denounced foar american
r,ssseis that arrived at Hamburg with An,e-
sric1n papers, but which 10 FACT sailea from
an English port. The vessels were seized
and srques,ratad, and wiz no deubsbe con-
demnsd. This iptsrPosition was warmly
resented by the whole commercial ciass." !
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ron RENT

FoR RENT,
n VERY Convenient and comfortable
"a DWELLING HOUSE on the lower
end Of Royal street, lately occupied BY Mr..
Edmonds. Possession may be had iinme-
diately. j4g ~
John T; Brooks.
.lsrit,&.>
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N O &c E,

THE citizens of Alexandra are requested
Il 10 mike ont . list OF their real estate,
the street it is situat d upm;, og >ther with an
account of their tsxabie property, consisting
OF all male tythables sixteen years and up
wards all their horses cows, W gsons carts,
drays, two wheel carriages, four wheel carri-
ages, male and female dogs and hand the
xapae 10 ..-" . ~. s..
Richard Lewis, or
go, George Corryell, -
....... .dssessors.
April 4. .r 1922 eosw
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LANDING,

LhNDlNOs ,
From the schooner John, Captain Asris, Jrss
.....r. Norfolk, and for ssis Sy
Lawralon and FoWle,
IS hogshesds of Molasses, - -,
, bales BserbeeR GErakk 49,, ~, 1.
MsFrk ~ - - y. q 2
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from the Baltimore Fedora! Gazette
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April 4.
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April
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15

The Americas; government only adhered to that
npartiaiity, for which it has been so much DIS
tinguished, since itd.d not reject tire gentleman
in question to make room for an envoy from 10.
seph Bopapsrtc. The u. States could only look
a, the subject as it related to the severe gn pc W.
er OF the spanish nation in point OF faes, AID not
in point ofright-to tkiggs as they eS.srea, and
not TO fhiags ds fhey casht TO esist.
Events have .,y justife,i Tie conduct Of The
President with respect to Don Ons. INC Sn
prems Junta, IN whose name he actually same
hither, has been dissolved under the most unprc-
missing circumstances and the only formal aii-
tharity maintained IN the name OF the Bour bo.s
on The Iberian Peninsula, is exercised by local
committee at Cadiz. Add to which, the present
appearance OF political affairs in the Spanish A.
m,erican provinces does seen, in the least de.
zee suspicious to the cause OF Ferdmand Vii -
inesc facts apart, however, the W. could not
have interfered in the contest between the
Bonfoons and the Bonapartes without a mani
test REIMBURSEMENT of their neutral character.
There did not exist the least necessity for this
act OF Don Ous The Spanish coasuls or vice
consu!s, proceeding in virtue OF their respective
eHeYus'urs, were fully competen. to disseminate
the information which the notification contains
1t will strike every inteliigent man, also, that
commercial agents are the usual and most proper
organs for such communications Nat. Int
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15

+ sAhBARI SHEEP--Eavine increased INV
- number of Ewes, the last season, { can fur
ash to siderable extent ti!ose vino wish tn
cultivate the Baroary breed of Sheep, derived
from the Asiatc Broad Tails, with ramb lambs.
< Ewes, lew oil good size and form Tbose. de-
liVered last year were dropt late, mary Of them
from lambs Of the preceding year--Snd all from
uPs.oI s!A OF eight months old--lny bre ednp has
been from pair presented to me by Cen Eaton.
and lamb descended from a ram OF Co.arnoi IRE
bafons importation. The most of this breed IL
inerand larger dian that of our comR,o, sheen
the size about the same. Having only four of tie
ZINC on my plantation, called some ofrnv neigh
bors together, 20 witness tieir shearng a few
DAYS past, one lamb OF the last year. Welded Sc
ven pounds by nice weight; the four torsther,
twenty three pounds and upwards, without any
particular care oestowed--and my pastures crow
dcd with upwards of three hundred head, where
small numbers have been kept and toIerabe pas
ture Afforded. nave known the fleece to aver
a8e SIX pounds Tor tie ewes, and eight for the.
rams, the first neeces.
ihoSe VINO wish TO ascertaiR the merits OF the
siaIic Broad Tailed Sheep, are referred to Az
Silur tou"g general history OF Sheep. They will
ma there, that they are Placed next to the Meri-
no IN hneness OF the fleece, with larger bodies
and ia deiicacy of flesh given the preference of
all others
few ycarrng rams may be had-thsse at 10
dohGrs-choice ram lambs at dol .Ys--second
cholce ut . dollars and few ewcs at ) dollars
Many verbal applications having been -oade, IL
IS requested of those who desire T. be f,,rnished
by me, that they send in then names, with anv
particularly in their demands, soon as convenient
and Il IS expected that they will be prepared
20 receive the lambs BY thc first ,ycek in uiy. as
Inc subscriber is obliged TO visit ths Western
Countryia August Tie Cap SHEEP IRE ne
times, by those lnatientiYe 10 the yarious breed.
mistaken irr sc Rarbary. The Cap is larger
than ordinary, wth hat, sho-! and taperinC tais
their flesh and WOOL remarkahIy coarse
Nm. FcNTAINE.
Hanover, r,,Be IS. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15

X 'lIZWHYLSONN & POTTER, have Just
- received from London, by way of NJ York,
large supply of articles. which added 10 their
former stock, makes up very extensive assor,-
Hient. II consists principally of
Writing Papers, of various sizes and qualities
Counting House, Chamber &. pocket lax Stands
ESceiient Pea KNIVES and Razors
Office seals, Wax and Waters
Drawing Books and Water Colours
Pencils and India Rubber
Violin Bows. Hair and strings
Music and Music Books
Ladies' and Gent!emens' Pocket Book.
Travelling and other trunks
Playing and visiting Cards
Gold Leaf
Tooth Brushes with silver wire
Chess Men and Boards
backgammon Tables, Durable & Japan Ink
School Books, Family Bibles.
They have on hand, large supply ofdsybooks,
Journals and Lsd.sers, h,il Books, sisIk Noes
ana ~ Checks' Record and Sheriff, Books, paper
HAnSi"gs for houses, &C. &c Sc.
June Is. 40,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15

I AND FOX SAIE---Wii be expossd
~ TO pablo sale at Amierit court house, on
the first day Of the ensuing August term fair,
other"ioe the exi fair dsy during aid term. the
Following tracts Of LAND, belonging TO the
estate OF Doctor HenrY Rose deceased, late OF
Falvfsx county, subject 20 the WIDOWS dover.
Eleven hundred and seventy acres, 10y Iete
suryey) on Hat creek, r. slson county, neat 20
Maj lhos. Massie's MIL, aud now in tie occu-
p.ucy ola tenant at Will a considerable pro.
portion Of which IS believed to BE- good tobacco
LAID. =
Seventy four acres also in Nelson county.
adjoining the lands Of Alexander b. Rose aud
Thomas FHzhugb, bang part Jf LARGE tr.ct
generally kuown - the Pmey Common rne
terms ri sale will be made known ON tie cay
! tAereot, by
ALEX. F. ROSE,
Executor 81 DR.. Hsary Rose, aeCaL
Msy -. W7wg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15
COMMUNICATIONS

Don Lewis he Onis has issued at PhiadeI.
phia a . CVcsiIe" notification, directed to the
Consuls ana Vice Consuls orSpain resident in
different ports ofthe u. 5. The character OF
MihiS:sr PlfHiboteafDy" witch Don Oris
thcfe'n assumes; IS ono which is not recognised
III the person Of that gentleman by our govern
ment bu,, at ;i,e same Gme, II - an appcllatiop
naked and Inefficient, which :he laws OF the l.
D 90 moi prohibit any igGividuaL from taking up.
on himself, q AL individual should choose 70
place h'Hrseifiu such ludicrous posture bcfor.
,ss p'si,Ic.
" Fei"srB to receive Don Onis in the capaci.
y u eil''oinetic agent Vi zig Spanish INC g4rcly
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15

'HG Office of the High Constable, for the CT
L ~, IS removed to the office frmerly occ,-
ir'eo bv the late Capt William Richardson, on
Tue street leading TO Mayors bridge, and iinun d.
a.e'y opposite the Rising Sun Tavern. Hours Of
"'shaAnce' hon till 70 O'Clock each day
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15

SUBl.lC AUCrION-on TUESDAY se,,,
= viii he sold at Public Aucti ON, at the l,nuse
,t'ey occupied by hIr Thomas Gilliat-aL his
iao.Senoia ana Kitchen FURNITURE Also,
an elegant CHfR RI1I' and Harness
ierins OF sac----Ali sums under so dollars
cash above SO dollars, six months credit. Noes
with approved endorsers wiii be required.
24oS. TAILOR, A,4cs-.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15

M l. GRETTER, .3eructle3 and slpersnsirs.i,
1'A opposhe Gamble's corner, Main-strees-
Grateful Tor the liberal encouragement he h ,s re.
ceived since his commencement in business. in
.ornlsl lbs friends ard customers, he has seie ted
Tor Cash, M New York and Philadelphia, .,u ex.
tensive assortment of articles in his line. anon.,
which are, the following, viz: peari and Topaz
bracelets Breast Pins, Rings and Earring Pia-
ted Tea Sets, complete, bread aad cake b sLets.
Candiesucks with andwithout branches. C astors.
Boide stands, Swords, Epsuetts, &C. With, in
addition 20 his iorfoer stock renders his assort-
ment very general
~ N b. The highest price for old Gold and
Silver.
june IL ,,.r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15

tiiey were sold en- the ee.h MAY. at &
where wa,er,aelons from the~Sonth arc now
be bought.-----In Richntond. Va. green
reas were at Market. about the 5rl MAY.
at 5 4 a busiel--la Savannah, G tley were
ripe about the 5 h April.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15

: The french psiya.eer Intrepide, libeled
at -. (ls'eans,, has been liberated by the
distr'c' Jldge. on giving 1900 dollars.
The French privatecr L'Espine, which
rsobed tue ship John. of Boston, has put into
New Orleans, in distress! -aa
The Rev. .Aieraader =. Griszvoia, of
Bristol, Or ~ has been unanimously elected
Bisho;, ever the Episcopal Churches in Mas.
sachusetts. New Hampshire. Vermont aud
Rhode Island.
NEW PORK. jane z.
CAPT, Coz. zoho G,rired here yesterday
ia IL days from ST. Bars Informs. that
just before he sailed, the nesvs Of The revi
UaL Of Intercourse reuched that place MA
-fnHgaa. at (Which place number IF .aD,e.
yican UesSeis had already arrived There
mere absUe 40 sail Of american pesseis at
sc. Barfs, svhich soere getting ready 10 ieave
The place.
BIZ the schr, Szcift. rvc haUe recriped a
Nassau f,aifer Of tie 26fh Of May. guhich
contains a Proclamation Of ne Coz. Of the
Bahama Islands dated on fhc i5,h Of thut
Z, month. aiiozvinr The INFO, :ation, I'm Bril-
tish Uessefs only from The u. States, ofto~
SScco. fitch, FAR, fur1entfne. hemh. far,
s-a.ssfs. yarns, 6ov$hrits. stapea, .hcadiag.
coards. lia.ssr, shingles and iu06er. Of
any sort, bread. 6iscuit, -four. heas, beans,
flotatoes, zcheaf. rice, CATS. barley. and all
Kinds ofSraiu, for q limited time.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15
Wfiad7ns6arg, In Common Council,
II fr.I fnfy

- Nny l6th, 1910.
4 EDLRED, That pubEcs,ion be made in the
~ Enquire printed Ia Richmond, for 2 weeks.
successvely, ti'at he Common Council will. ON
tie FIRST Monday in July next, proceed to the e.
lection OF Master fnr the Free School, in the
city OF Williamsburg aforesaid.
Il Cory. Ieste,
w. RUSSELL, CleyE.
June IL. vs.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15
~ CAYALRY ORDERS

HE RICHMOND TROOP, will muster on
4 their usual ground, at 5 o'clock, p. NJ. on
"Wednesday, the 10th instant, in Flinael Jackets.
completely equipt, except valieces, ha.iers and
cfuppers.
ROBERT GAMBLE, Captain.
rune Is q.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15

HOSE who have for sale Funded Ger, N safer,
Il or 3tate 1roab Boanty Wa-yant,, ON the
otSte OF Georgia, i"ey hear of a purchaser by APP
plying INN edateiy 1t the PIONEERS Inn
June IS. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15

e. Livingsfon las settled in the cify Of
~. York.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15
Prockamation.

Whereas in these times any man may dub
himself Minister Penipotentiary, with
out the aid Of the Government to whom he
is sent
and, whereas have taken upon myself the
TUE OF Minister Penipo. OF the Chocta W
US.
THIS IS therefore, 90 inform all those who are
concerned, that no vessel will be admitted To- an
entry in any OF the Cnoctaw ports, CzghereeVcr
fhey my be /oRu) without their Sachem's Consuls
cei tfc"tes ~ their respective ports Of clearance
have communicated this 10 all subalern agents,
from whom expect implicit obedience, and who
nave al The rights IN sach cases flowing from M
AID Their o6Seial situation.
Cod preserve you many years"
Richmond, Seas a Ut ] forget what, 1910
FOCKONAHOMA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15

Come at last THE John Adams has
gone up the Chesapeake Bay on Sunday
: 'is sid, 70 Annapolis.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15

We have been informed, that the ]. Ad-
ans is expected to bring such news from
Europe as will require an immediate call of
congress by proclamation and, that it is
the intention Of the President TO convene them
an case of public e.igence .--Bai;. H1tg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15

Vegefafion IN tie Sfates Green Peas
were not broughtto the Boston Market, un .
I'll the 4th OF June --+-and then they sold
for $ a bashel.--In the NJ York Market,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15

This is the age Of bombast, Whatiis moreEri.
diculous than to see a private man taking upon
himself The title of Minister Plenipotentiary %
don 04is, at least, will have to change LUIS sign
from " Minister PienipoentiaFy of Ferdinand 70
70 M of the Count of Provence, (Louis
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15

= Ihe Boston Centinel says-J'he United
states have sued the county of York for the
escape from Jail Of Clark, the public de.
'au,ter. The Cause was tried last week
at Portland, in the district court, and n YER
dict found FOR the County"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15

DIED-At Norfolk Mrs. West, reIict Of
Mr. Thomas West, deceased, founder of the
Virginia Theatres.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-28
THE PATRIOTS DYING HOUR.

When plundering armies take the field,
And treason's blood stand trophies tly,
The Patriots soul, unborn 20 yield,
Glorics in freedoms cause to die
With bold indifference taught to scan
Death, and the slaves who dread its pow'r,
BY wrongs provok'd he feels the Man,
This cheers the Patriots Dying Hour.
Like light ming Fash his ardent eyes,
The foes OF Freedom to engage,
Fierce to the sanguine combat lilies,
Furious amidst the battles rage,
Jealous his country cause to clasp,
Whom treach'ry's bloodhounds would de-
YOUR,
Her rights to rescue from the grave,
Cheers the brave Patriots Dying Hour.
For home ! fond source of all that charms,
The martial warriors bosom glows
Indignant braves the wars alarms,
To hurl destruction on his foes.
Fen midst the fight, a hope perceiyes
Sercnely meets deaths chilling pow'r;
The thought, preserved his home he leaves
Cheers the brave Patriots Dying Hour.
Proud to revenge his county's woes,
Inspir'd by Hcas& and Liberty,
He feels cen as the life stream flows,
1t flows to make his children free.
Heav'n aids the spirit that she gave,
To vanquish base oppression's pow'r;
Those rights secur'd, he fought to save,
Cheers the brave Patriots Dying Hour:
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-28
For Rent,

A very convenient three story brick DWELL
ing HOUSE, on Henry, between King and
Duke streets. Possession may be had i'm
mediately. Apply next door) to
Jerome Plummer.
July 81. 2aWsw
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-28

! More properly the hyalanches; ira-
mense accumulations of ice and snow, bslanc-
ed on the verge of the mountains, in such sub
tie suspense, that, IN the>opinion of the ma
tives, the tread Of a trateler may bring them
down in destruction upon him. The Glaciers
are more permanent masses of ice, and form
ed rather in the valleys than en- the summit OF
the Alps. J.,