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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08
Gain 6 1884 IA

Gain 5 1854 Ia
GJ NOTE, the diminution of the gain, during
the last year, arose from the introduction of q,
spinning machine which being Incomplete, re
CURED the expenditure ola considerable sum OF
money, besides the loss of labor to put it in ope
ration also from the convcts being necessarily
engaged in manufactures which were less profita-
bic than those i'll which they were employed tho
year before.
%. NorE also, fit be proper to charge the in
st'riion with the officers salaries, the expenses
Of that portion of the public guard employed a,
the Penitentisry, ofthe physicians salary, and OF
the transportation of the prisoners to the Peni-
tcntiary. then these items must he added to the
loss sustained in the years 1908, 4, and S. In like
manner, similar items must be deducted from the
gain OF 1907, 8, and 9, with the addition of an ex
ira commission allowed to the keeper, assistants,
and turnkey, on the clear profits of the institute
on The above comparative view proves, that,
set'!Ng rhe accounts upon the same principles the
operations OF the present system are vastly more
favorable than those of the former. The numoer
otprisoners during the above periods was nearly
the same, varying from leo TO 100, AS new con-
victs were admitted or old ones discharged.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08
No. III.

No. III.
from LIST December, 1905, to LIST December,
1906
To expenses. &c. Gas in No.I) S 24.932 &c
BY manufactured articles, and
stock On hand 1851 so
Loss C Q nhn .;
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08
,IUDoRsED ON THE PETITION.

IHDoRSED ON THE PETITION
Facts stated by the district judge to be
true: have no doubt of the innocence of
the petitioner; instructions have been given
so prosecute Stewart, in Massachusetts
"a. G."
IL PieTo Of the most Imhortant Proceedings
Of The LECIsLA9URE Of VIReINIA, at
tie Session Of 1S09--lO.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08

Present. System.
No. l. 81
From LIST April, 1907, to LIST December, 1907.
TO expences, arising from pur-
chase of raw materials, tools, diet
ana clothing of prisoners, stationa-
ry, and agents commissions s 1885 81 IL
BY manufactured articles, and
stock on hand 52,s66 90
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08

No. III.
From LIST December, 1907, to 1st December,
1903.
To eXpences, &c. Gas in No. ~
S 61,93s rs 1.2
BY manufactured articles, and
stock OH hand 1910 81 1-2
Gain S 1871 81
No. I'LL = .l
From 1sr December, 1903, to list December,
1909
To expences, &c. Gas in No. ~
S IS, 500, IS ID
BY manufactured articles, and
stock ON hand e2,loS AZ 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08

The Secretary offke Treasury, to 1vhonl
zvas referred sthe Petition Of .dnfAomy
Buck, Of Virginia, flraying TO be eronc-
rated from The Payment of an embargo
bond, giuen by certain cahtain Stczv
art. 20 svAich ndthe hetitioneri is a harfy
as security, reshecJuliy submits the fol-
iOSvinr
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14

For cxpenccs of intercourse With The Bar
barry powers, fifty thousand dollars:
or the contingent eApences OF intercourse
with the Barbary powers, fifty thousand dol
lars:
For the relief and protection OF distressed
American sealnen, including the sum OF twenty
Thousand dollars 10 reimburse the bankers oil
the United States in London, and others, sums
heretofore advanced By them for this object,
twenty five thousand dollars:
For expences of prosecuting claims and ap-
peals in the courts OF Great Britain in relation
tc captures of American vessels, and defending
causes elsewhere, six thousand dollars
I To enable the accounting officers OF the
treasury formally to pass the accounts OF It.
notify Pickering, late secretary for the DEPART
ment Of state, the sum of seventy eight thou
sand five hundred and eighty three dollars and
eleven cents. being the amount OF former APP
preparations Of monies received and expended
by him in that department, by the application
OF surplusscs in some articles and approptia-
tons to others in which the appropriations
were deficient.
For the discharge of such miscellaneous
claims against the United States, not other
wise provided for, as shall have been admitted
in due course Of settlement at the treasury,
iour thousand dollars.
Sec. 2. dud be 1t further enacted, That the
several appropriations herein before made, Shall
be paid and discharged out Of the fund OF six
hundred thousand dollars, reserved by an act
making provision for the debt OF the Unl,ed
States, and out of any monies in the treasury
not othel wise appropriated.
J. B. Varnun,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
George Clinton,
yce-President of the uF,ed States. and
President OF tac senate.
Febr usry c6, 1910
Approved
JAMES MADISON.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
Dntelttgeitce.

.Hezu Y@A, March IL.
The ship ATLANTIC, arrived at this port, left
Caiz on the goth January. by her we learn
verbally, that battle was fought the beginning
of January in which the Spanish army was dis
pcised BY the French--iha, large French army
was approaching Andausia--Ihat the Supreme
Junta mad ordered apartments at Cadiz, where
they were expected about the ST OF Febfuary--
That the Spanish ships of war atCadiz were ben
ding sails and in n'ner respects preparing for sea,
1t was reported ar Cadiz that there was scri-
Gus instruction in the south of France--that
the leales it had solicited Marshal Masscpa to
become thcli commander in cbief and that
This state OF tngs was communicated TO Lord
Congwood, probably for the purpose Of soiici-
ling his aid in iurthering their views.
Capt, Field informs the editors OF the N. York
q Gazette, that Gcnetal Cassanos was at AigeZiras
on the 2 st January again to take command of
the Spanish army.
Capt. Potter informs, that on tie 9Th Of Jan
a French army from Madrid was hourly expect.
ed a, Car,hascna, aud that the patriotic troops
were preparing TO give ,hem battle.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
IMPOPIa NJ.
Phtod ipAia, MueA

PhHoa, ipAla, Niarfh Is
Letters from Washington. dated on Friday
last, communicate the agreeable information,
that MIR. Pinckney, cur Minister in London,has
informed the secretary of state, that on the 4th
of January he had an official interview with the
Marquis OF Wellesley, which, IN matter g. man
ner, was III the highest degree satisfactory, as
will be seen by the subsequent extracts
The Marquis OF Wellesley ha, assured Mr..
Pinokney that Mr.. jackson would be recalled
aad that another minister Of distinguished talents
and character would be sent to the UnitedStatcs
and thai every thing would be done to conclate
the differences between the two countries"
d" Dispatches from Mr.. Pnclsncy had been
received by the executive, which were Of the
most encouraging and conciliatory tenor, Mr.
Pinckney had had an interview with theMarQus
of Wellesley in which he communicated to him
the substance of his instructions relative 70 the
mission Of Mr.. Jackson. The Marquis cypves
scd himself in terms the most concatug re.
joccd that the rupture was perfectly personal
between Mr.. Smith au. Mr.. Jackson, and hop.
ed speedy adjustment OF all difficulties would
take place under the auspices of another mission.
For this purpose he informed Mr.. Pnckney that
an enlightened, liberal and able minister should
forth with be sent to America"
Extracts from sundry other letters, of SIM
liar purpor, to these, are given III tAePhilatepha
p"pers.l
Washington Cty, MarcA 9.
Extract Of letter from J. NJ Fy,bes, COnsM sf
the o. States at Eam6urg, dafed Decem6er go.
1910.
'}i''Fe writing the aforegoing, l have asceI's1
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
March 5.

The census bill, after being amended, way
passed to third reading.
A message was received from the FL. Of Rep
resentat,ves informing the senate OF thir disagree
ment to the amendments of the senate To the bill
concerning commercial intercourse with Gteat
Britain and France and their dependencies, and
for other purposes.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
March 6.

The senate resolved to insist on their amend
ments TO the bill concering commercial inter
course, &c, without division, and appointed a
committee of conference consisting Of Messrs.
Anderson, Lieb, and Smith of Md. TO confer on
the subject with such committee as should be
appointed by the House of Representatives.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
March g..

Ine house was engaged nearly the whole day
IN the dis 'uss'on of the bill aushorsing delach-
msnt OF the militia of the u. s.
The hlli was not gone through before the
house adjourned.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
Gongredios7al Regttter
In Senate.
March 9.

The bill making an appropriation ter the pnf-
pose therein mentioned torpedo ezperncn') was
read third time.
The blank for the sum to be appropriated was
filled with 5000 dollars."
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
March z.

A resolution submitted by Mr.. Bradley, sp-
pointing committee to enquire into our rela-
tions with the Barbary powers was taken up &
agreed to.
Mr. Smith of Md. presented resolution Of
the legislature OF that state, instructing their Sc
na,ors and requesting their representatives in
congress to use all proper means and exertioss to
procure the passing law establishing weights
and measures.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
March s..


Mr.. Bradley presented bill for the preserva-
the United States in the ports, harbors and
ters under their jurisdiction, which was passed to
second reading.
Mr.. Lieb submitted the following resolutions.
for consideration
Resolves, That the President Of the u. States
be required to instruct our minister at the court
of Great Britain, to demand of the British gov
ernment an immediate compliance with the ar
rangemcnt made by their minister, Mr.. Erskine,
with this government, comprising atonement for
the attack upon the frgste Chesapeake. and a
! relnquishmcnt Of the orders in council and that
| on failure to execute that arrangement, our min-
! is,cr be directed TO return forthwith to the u.
States.
| Resolved, That the President Of the u. States
| be required to instruct minister at the CO urt
| OF GIeat Britain, to demand Of the British gov
| eminent an immediate release of all Americans
| impressed into the British service, and that on
failure or refusal to make such release, our min
| ister be directed thwith to return to the IT,
States
Resolved, That on failure or refusal of the go.
veTnment OF Great Britain, after demand made
oy our minister, TO carry into effect the arrange
ment OF Mr.. t.rskine, the British minister, or on
the refusal or failure to release all American CHI
zens, impressed into the British service, the
President of the United States be authorised to
Issue letters of marque and reprsaI against the
snip' and vessels belonging to the government &
subjects of Great Britain,
LLaus Dec u
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
March T..

The bill from the senate " making an appro-
priatlon FOR vhe purpose of trying the practical
use OF the torpedo submarine explos:an," was
swice read and referred to committee of the
whole,
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
March $.

March s.
Mr.. Eppes reported bill au,hor.ing the pre-
sident to employ The public armed vessels of the
United Sates,in protecting by convoy, merchanr
vessels owned wholly by CITIZENS OF the United
States, IN voyages to ports or places with which
intercourse is prohibited by the DEGREES or orders
OF the governments Of Great Britain and France,
which was twice read and referred 10 co,nmit-
tee Of the whole house.
The house resumed the consideration of the
bill concerning commercial intercourse, &c. as
amended by the senate. The house refused to
concur IN the amendments of the senate, so the
bill was reformed to the serate precisely in tht.
same form in which it first wen, from the house.
1farch 6.
Nr. Eppes reported bill making appropria-
'ions for carrying into effect certain Indian ,rea.
ties; Mr.. En- mott bill relative to returning s.
'mpancll,ng Jurors in the courts of the United
States; and Mr.. Love a bill to make putli,
road IN Washington county in the districr of Co..
unoa, which were severaiIy twice read aud the
two flrs' committed and the last ordered to be
ensrossed f3r a third reading.
a message was received from the senate inlor-
ming the house that they insisted on their amen,-
mt rs to the bill concerning commercial inter-
tercnursc, &c.
And the house agreed to insist on their diss,
grecnsnt TO the amendments of the scnates
The house also agreed 10 appoint committee
of conference.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
House Of Representatives.
AIa,ch g.

VTNTEN :.
The House in committee Of the whole dsa.
greed to the uniavorable report Of the select COM
miliee on Mrs. Haml,on's claim, and instructed
tEe committee of claims to report bill pursuant
TO the prayer Of Elizabeth Hamilton.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-31
For Sale,

EN Y FARM about one mile and three
- quarters from Nlexandria binding on
: t'le River Turnpike Road, and contain
sS'Y two ACRES; 20 of which are in a
aausOme young growth of timber. the resi-
~ cleared AMI under fence ID acres in
1 aO~' and welrknown to be equal to any
nc vicinity Of that place, and has on it Sc
SPRINGS of excellent water. A further
'poonls considered unnecessary, as it is
. -sa that thosewishing to- purchase will
'n' properly. Also, several handsome
|, Building Lots
k.s oSiasron afc St. Asaph streets, two squares
H.; me Market Rouse, and in good si-
49,. - iOf privite families Should he above
~ not DC disposed of before the first
u, ao5to5en il will be leased to good ts-
- TOT terms apply TO
r.. Peter Wise.
co
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CHARLESTON, Tu!y %.

Arrived schr. Perseverance, Murden,
|h,lia.Island, 9 days. The Spanish ship
n. Bake had arrived az Amelia from Ii
fpool SAL. d May17. Ga Friday last
kc the British sloop Of war Goree, from
|ssau; going over Amelia bar. On Wed,
Eaav lss,, boats crew belonging TO a
ti,ish three masted schooner lying at A;
lila, deserted. and made To Cumberland
land, on tks American side Of the river:
pain Frlssrl OF the British government
Re Pllmpsr, also lying there, instantly
Enned boat and jumped into her, in pur~
lIof the deserters. When the boats had
h into the American waters and near to
I shore, the dsser,ers were fred upon Ivy
plain Ffissel !; at the same time BOAT
longing to the U. S. gan.hoats lying near
/ .spet, fred upon the Planners boat,
ID the FIRE was returned by capt. Fr.SseI;
/ dsserters, however, reached Cumbsr-
nd and made off When the crews OF the
Insrlcsn and British boats met upon the
fach some very severe language passed be.
gssa captain Friss-t and the American
'atsnant, and twas said the boatswain OF
c Plumper was knockeil down by the lat
cheer. This affair mad excited the ami
osly OF both parties on that river, and it
a'ieared that something of "a more serious
uu'e might take place between them. We
ave ln.se particulars from the passengers
The PERSEVERANCE.
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!. dilute it to any person
think handy y Of any drink, where.
satsr IS 20. % J" fruit when fully ripe and and.
pther w y extract the juice, It IN hot,
sah i . a1a IS possible, using as llstl L
N, as soo .ssary 20 getit out; then ada
rdl i !, = gallon sufficient, and the
Of,ugaf = /, ne bsst !; when the sugar IS
HSana.i;, II 4 clean sweet eask TOR
pssd pu' and y place ,.so high from the
p,ntat'0 Unit lis dribbliug some distance
70 s :u,o tub placed to receive &c.
beting INV "a ,be contents ofthe cask. /
b VIII Do a.,rly in the shape ota wood
ihlng ',s gutter in the handle; hang
gsl W." The cask so as to prevent
Owl : p .srn let it dribble slowly; this
b. anu sanId be first performed when
Fatl9'' . ,. has nearly subsidized !; rack
|IsIa 8 .naut month after, and several
Eaip n ?. : s me course ofthe year, as the
: NJ, .;ng through the atmosphere IN tnas
PaJ 5,ibbliug manner, az q ifres ma'u-
|. aa s,I,be tine isltr IN the com
% :, ~ e Management. But 10 RETURN
wy $, csss is placed as above, hll :. two
I ~ ,;r,,s day to work out the NTH
n': !. .m,,s clear iroth cheek the ter
mar, ); gradually by putting IN the ouns
= :, Ia, long been my opinion that one OF
=" ..., errors in making wine IN our
!. nc custom Of making it prlncl-
y .ooar and water instead OF making
i. principal and TIE spirit OF tru't to
! -. 9,sp through our hot summers. by
,,o,,s Of racking above directed, the !
Il ii, spirit will evaporate and be-
4 imperceptlbie."
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Rns.rON. fulu "a.

4 m.rehsn, ofrespectability at Bordeaux
had Gallert, was committed to prison, on
tOh Of March, for having expressed IN
bIjc company, his doubts as to the Legality
|N,Dolron's divorce from Josephine, on
[ouut Ola dispsnsauon from the Pope not
Eior PREVIOUSLY been Obtained.
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Public Sale.

III ten O'Clock, suA be tddded TO tie sales az
The Yendue Store,
One cafe of Genoa Chords,
Cambria Muslins, and one trunk of SCOTCH
Threads, received from New:Yo.k, per t1a
schooner Ceres
49,. ! 1xLso,
One Share in the Alexandria Library.
r p. C. Marhellef.
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TO" RENT.

THE subscriber being desirous Of re1:
Il moving nearer to his Off &illIent tie
BRICK DWELLING House which, Inc.
now occupies, at the southern extremity Of
Fairfax street. Attached to'this house is an
half Lot, upon which thereia an, excel.
lent Garden alldevcry convenien. out HOUSES
To a good tenant the rent will be very moae>
rate, and possession Immediately given. Aa-
ply to Col. SINKS, or to the subscriber.
tJol1n D. 'Simrns.
julya3l cow 81.
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% y ~


ARRIVED. w.
Brig Helen, M'Cobb, Madrira-Wine
Ito James Patton, the Master and Joseph
Thomas. n......o..
] Brig Victory, Tarl,on, Passamaqaoddy
-Plaister-to the Master.
Schooner Freighter, lowering, Ealsi
mose--Sale, &c. to Mr.. Riggs. |
SIoop Little Lady, Moore, Norfolk
ssundries-lo Newton :Keens,
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S. and D. REED,

Nave Just receiUedand far Sale.
A quantity of Chip and Straw Bonnsts--
part Ola superior qualify. $50, -
Ono package of Domestic Linen, Of the
best quality. ~. :. =.
.6LsO ON HAND, 49,.
A general assortment Hats anG Shoes.
July,Sl. 3tawtf
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SILLY
Orphans Court,

,Alexansria County, July Term, 1910
Ordered, that the executor Of 1zary tXsss
Zehe7niek, deceased, do insert the following
three times in each week for
two weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
Teste.
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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This is to@give Notice, That

MS is 10 give Notice, / hat
the subscriber Of Alexandria county, in the
district. Of Columbia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters tests--
nen'ary or the estate of Mary Ann Zeheraick,
hate Of the county Aforesaid, deceased-Ail
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased; are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber,
or or before the 2sth day of December next,
or they may by law be excused from all be-
neht to said estate and those indebted there
to are required to make Immediate payment
Given under my hand this slst day ofsu
k, 1910,
Alexander Perry Exy.
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agfrsnnsta E,atIp @s3stte.
TUESDAY, JULY 81.

Electioneering for members Of Congress
has commenced in New Hampshire. We
observe by the papers that the following are
the Candidates in nomination by the two par
fec aSss3t -
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FEDERAL.

George Sullivan, Esq of Exeter
Hon. VIM. Hale, of Dover.
Hon. James Wilson, of Petcrsboro'.
RogerVose, Esq. of Walpcle.
Daniel Blaisdell, of Canaan.
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Mechanic Relief Society.

Il stated quarterly meeting ef the A1s-.
chanic ReAsf Society zuiH be heM4at tie.
Court House on Wednesday evening ne xt,
at Z o'clock. Punctual attendance is re-.
By 0yasrsf tie President,
J.. <JoHN MdcLEoD, See'ry.
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- PUBLIC NOTICE.

HAVE, this soth day Of July, 1910, tor
- one'month) appointed Ddnisl Minor ana
William Foe, my Deputies, TO collect the.
Taxes due to tic Corporation of Alexandria,
for the present year
Abel Janney, Collector.
July 3o-sl. st*
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DEMOCRATIC.

Doct. Josiah Bartlett, of Stratham.
John. A. Harper, Esq of Meredith.
David L Morrel, Esq of Coffstown.
General Samuel Dinsmore, of heene.
Obed Hall.
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have in Portugal some Of their best and
most popular generals but unless more re-
lace can be placed, in irregular onset, on
the Spanish and Portuguese militia, than
experience has appeared to warrant, their
force is much interior in Effective strength
to the French; the latte, having received
much stronger reinforc, ments than the for-
mer; the veteran troops from the garri.
soned cities forming part Of these rein
forcements; their places being supplied with
new troops. IF a general battle is fought
(which we do not think the English com
mander will risk it mus. inJerd be bloody !;
and be decisive of the fate OF the campaign,
if not the kingdom.
1t is worthy remark that two of the
French generals, Junot and RegnieD i'd
vancing On Portugal, have heretofore been
defeated b, two of the English generals in
Portugal. Il may be that Napoleon has
assignee to them their present situations 10
give ,hemoppor'uni'ies to wipe off what he
NAV consider dlsgrace!ul spots on their
sabres and ifhe has so done, he has doubt
less furnished the necessary means to effect
the end.
The hatred of the French by the Portu-
guese is represented to be as inveterate as
was 70 b. expected from the barbarities ex-
efcistd by the former when they traiterous-
ly overran the kingdom, before they were
driven theretron by the English. ,,s>
The anglo usi.anian army, under lord
Wellesley, had their head quarters near
Eaarda, and was estimated at 65 900 men
about one halt militia: The Spaniafds
near the Tagus, are in detachments by the
marquis Romana,-Boston Ceati'leL
(, New. YORK, July ~.
We learn by the ship Highlander, from
New Orleans, that on the first Of July, the
Spanish ship Atalanta, with 40 slaves on
board. anchored at the Balze, prize to
the French privateer Lespine. The priya-
teer was cruising off the Balizc, boarding
every thing that went out. The prize was
going up to New Orleans for provisions,
being in distress.