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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-01
: WESTMINSTER MEEEiNG.

WESTMINSTER NEE TING.
At a meeting of the inhab;tan, householder,
electors Of the city and liberties of-West.
minister, assembled .in-New.P Palace. Yard.
18th day o fApril,s 1910.
ARTHUR MORRIS, Eco.
High BoikE, in ahe eiu;,.
twas resolved, That We mos, highly
sp2rovrd Of sir Francis Burdeu,s letter 20
his constituents, the subject being of The
utmost importance, andthe areusesss il.
es~atrpvertible.
That sir Francis Burde.ts eondue, IN
calling upon the civa power tor the prosec.
ton d his house against military, force, ~
diesatfd BY prudence, knowledse Of aad'
confidence in shela~s Of bic eoussry.
That the house ot eommoas b called
upou 70 restore to ~ our beloved rspsesen-
nsive and 70 cooperate with him jmme.
dissely in Ais endeavoss TO psoesssya Cir
Representatives Of the people IN passiamsss.
That tbs-pstition now readbs adnoesd !.
that b be sisnsd By the high bsilif asd IS
sleesors, aed delivered % OF. renajninr
.~spssssasssiys d. right honorable lord
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cssAiiis, y - siyyAia ssesssAsdu
house Of eemseeHN ~. =
That is,tsr bSsddrssss6 70 d, i
Hvrdsts, s~xpssssiag pus llPn sud .s.'ss.s
proba.iea sfsyssy pess Of he seadu.s /
meahss A pasiiansas
, 1Jhsetjes lesias new ysssd, BE- ade,A
I'm Il B rsisnsf b, elssew
usjIsk thie assiiae 4 cd hat III lS
bsisd1 = vyeussss4 islpssssss he Il;
sls pfsseis 6ss1 pss.
Thas d sta6bs q shls meeting
70 eurvsssky ssp~ssssassslss. NE ,sAsI
jssd cosAsass, ~ hsssupress efsk a.
clio Bsrdss,. dssas tAsfpssssaa ssdsss
.7kssAhs thsnks eflhs needing ,s -.
,hoss in~dspendsp. nspA<rsod ne hess \
eaM~sps. vao-hsvs sspecsssd II. ,t;sis
oftke people.
1k ~ thanks afthlb mseiisg b IN
% Arthur Norris, Ia. hieh hsilt III:
rsady eomplsMss.StA. M nqaisidea !.
The ~ ssess, md tas bio sbls and iapaslil
ihs chaiss
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: ~NEWBURYRoRT Ahysa /.
= .FRON cADz

Schooner Fsme, captain Jesse Hoy,, =.
: rived yesterday. ., this port, - day, fos
Cadiz. Captain Losad lpvrk, ~ka,
! vessel was eonde maed a. uaaesxorAf,
eame passenger. By this arrival, ahhouH
no, the latsst, We havr msny Of our iousr,
accounts con6rmed.r Cadiz vas v.I ~.
piled with water, whiek~was bai 2 ddiss
per hrgshsad. and provisions we're pi.ss
and cheap. The sity~.ss %. wea fassei
and defended as { o'rehder it;nposshis r.
the Freneh to take it exexpI through IN.
cherry a tsesigue." We have a eonSsua.
tion of,he hospitality Of tbta EaslisA ID y.
sisting the i m~erieans in the lsts gal-, add
that IN English halt's eTrvYslo host IN ,hra
humane endravosssas repsstst'.jfany w.r.
destroyed by hern it. was~tu prevent th.a
falling. into the hand; oftSs Ft.pch. The
Amteieahs whose veSseh wstesburn, BY tie
Htssih, were ssh. 4, Seville ana imp'isoa.
ed.
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NEW 1~DR1EH6.hs,al7.

' We publish ~ partieulau q
the plsnder;py u skrshak lohn--fro~ Il.
~Srspeesahit soures kA1Asth Il came, We
hsve no hss;sa.ios h sayiag tAas iteoa,Sm
Q f;y stssrmrns Of fsets.x1 1--WE daily hex
Of theedeprsda'ions .eom~itsdS On the hir
seas by those prisatsers., many q them 10
vrrink Of .our coaseranA" - NspAlsoo has
not 4 foot Of land 10 the West indiss, ne,s
his Gag permitted to'tnter anr port % The
continent OF South OF North Americas
Where then says, those robbers shall We 70
with our booty why to New Orlsans,s
the answer; there we have friends-iks
been and still. is the ASYLUM for the djs.ress.
ed people Of the nations we esn EiEn IT,
fress and tho sympathetic hrsrts oi the IA.
merieans and our Frsnrh bss1Arxn xil 10.
ceive us~wi,h open arms. ,u.
IF we are truly . neltrdf ration y ~
profess 10 be, let 10 most ri6idly prae,ns
the SQUAD dosxisss Of neutrality. The re-.
cent change in the executive OF our terrific.
ry;1sad.t the. command Of the army, wnh The
'frnuess ofour title navy on this s,a;ios,
gives us II least jusr ground % hope hat
the suPinenessswhich Tor some time past
have 30 strongly marked The affairs Of this
terrisoEy'wM be done sway.
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'MoRE EREAcH Hs0TEcTEE
Extract efa letter from sxen4sron il Pm.
'-saceAa, ID hi. JSiEnd II vi. city.
ain reply 70 our inquirie, relative "a
the American ship John, which was plum.
desed BY . Frene4 priysteer. I have. myself
learned the following Particular. On the
sra.ah Of which you msy depend; and which
j think, a. . f,ieod to opreommon country.
you ought 70 make pabiie, in order that
those 'briyands, who know that they no
longer have. a .ssyhm IN the WessI Indies,
and WI NOS. peeblhiy be constrained 70
ssks ssfsge in some poys., of <U.'Stas'A
may there besfsreed 20 disessSs What they
have % iLiqsisously, md Win % .nueh il.
solen. ssd. ssenseiaS -outrsse. so6bed iron
OUT citizens. srrl1 Es-.
.The :Ieha ss;led lion 'Msje;rs sbnus
The middle of, jsoSssyS and On th< oh Feb.
wss bsouxtt too n hss2o ling. 81. BY The
Frvneh p,iysssrr 1t,1pias f~sStneriy tie r.
los hoss Thosn pt New Yesk1 eo1msaded
~ eaptsinI Dossasne, q soms Ssspe lie Il,
1tth one gsne f tasss, ssIibse, I'D . mosey
sic1aanaf shesde e Freseh..s, nalas4ss
I'd asSTpes, ahout<on sanGtr. eonpoe:
kis ersw. ThsAkesr- vbo boasdea. T.
b desssvesahs digaisy of,sek . lila 80.
Cd Boaaay, q be3ag told vhsrs. ~ xsssd
was fsoa. - thal shs ne II hsjlast, ~
piied. .'ds tsjasy kasv che hss, besslA
one q The sRae1sA islsDds cid . eaJa!
= Whas!r odd b, .6sa msdsiss ssb+
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e Ma PINxNEY.


Anopinion very generally prevails that
this gentleman i$no, qualihed for his sftua
ton at the court of St. James. II is pref
ty manifest, that he n ~ not, oa al occasi-
ons, maintained the dignity and republican
spirit OF the United States in his cores.
pondence with British ministers. We can.
not avoid recalling to mind the tamen,ss
with VIII CHI he replied TO a certa n letter OF
Canning's, which icttsr terverfed the con-
vcrsation between them, and insinudted
that MIR. PinkDey mad not adhered 10 the
truth In his nerratons TO his own cove n :
mem. Upon such an occasion, We should
nave been much better pleased to nave
seen our minister speaking IN tone OF
decision aud with that dignity which be-.
long, to the character OF tile real repre-.
sentative of lhs country a)rcad, instead of
running INFO the {" iining cant of aztec.
ted moderation" as he did. And what,
10 the name OF commoo sense, cou have
prompted Mr.. p nkney to IN Ike the speech
he 81 d at tae sneep-snow iro.ic in Eng
land 1t the pTises had n b en- d.ssr on !.
ted before his speech was sde. the u
nted States would unquestionabiy be enti..
tied to premium for the exhibition O so
capital RAN tansb az the show Of sheen
1t at that moment Mr.. Pinkay had hal
fcdtJ VI MS pOChSt, ndue upon MS own
ems, /, wouiu have been d grading e.
ms government thus to get up at a com
mon feast OF English suojsc,s, aad, like
derr agogue, haranque the guzzlers. There
is another thing that We d. not approve in
the conduct vi Mr.. Pinkncy, nam, ~ tuat
he sh ould permit mis- Lady 80 far to acpar.
from the republican simpIicity EMO, ed up
on m and her by his s.auon oil IN n ster
OF the Unued States, as TO appear on the
birth .cay o. the Queen OF England, a rayed
IA (" geranIum veiveC, embroidered saver
festconsd WI h bullion rope ami
Of gerduiun veivet, embrOi.
del ed ia sHver--aod head dress OF teath.
crs anarffdtsonds." When a man is ap.
POI tedto a,pa5l c office, 1t is hiss duty to
crn orn to the peculiar nature OF taai Of
fee. and to ma6F ms prsvate coaduc. con.
pore " tn his publ C functions. We sDould
ds soon expect to see a clergyman mount
the puipt win reg'inentalS 40 10 see ths
Lady o. a VI niste. OF the Un.ed States al
a forelgn Court Dedecked with diamonds
We hink that We can now begin 10 PR
c. We gvhy Nir. P,nkaey is SO Oepralscd In
Loldcn by a cert I'm SET OF pefson s==it is,
We apprenend. because he - biassed to
nigh IA name $, English iuxuFy, and,
ooyS all, to Engjish arpStocyacy. lie should |
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be cautious, lest, from IN. circumstance of
his having been notNr,olsly poor man.
suspicious should arise as to the source of
,Eoqe funds W III VIII h hose fes Don tasse =.
and bu,i;oo ropes, and above all those dia .
monds, were purchased. We have very
little doubt but VIVA the English bias and
sveckness of Mr.. Pinkney have very. much
occasioned that delay in The adjustment o,
our differences With England wnicn is a
circumstance OF SO much regret to this
nation IN general. And We are confirm Ell
in this opinion the more, from news lately
received from Europe, taa, Mr.. Plnkney
has afforded faculties TO certain iniiv .siu aus
in London to proceed to the European
continent, under the character of American
agents, but in fact to recover tue proper Y
OF British merchants seized in the ports of
the allies of France. Among other agents
Of this description is one Jay, whose pro.
ceedings are pretty well depicted by the
Aurora. the editor of which very respec.
table and intelligent paper calls him
Jay.
The President of the United States with
the advice ana consent OF the Sena,e, has
appointed the Hon. BENJAMIN HOWARD,
(member of Congress from Kentucky, !
Governor of the Territory OF Louisiana,
10 supply the vacancy occss,oaed by the
death of the much .lamented Mer.wether
Lewis, Esq. Mr.. Howard is a frm re.
publican and very niable man.
SrANLGY GR1swoLp. ESQ. late a Sen.
tor OF tue Ualted s ates frDa,. the state of
Ohio, has been appointed blythe same a
Judge of the llliHois territory. "a
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crese~gang and was taken into rehdezs
vous house and kept-he sent the next
morning for me to come to him II accor.
dinghy went, but to no purpose. The cap.
tain of the gang swore that he was an l.
r:shman=I commended long with hun, but
it awaited not for me to assert he was my
brother-they wanted men and no matter
what they were ALI were dragged on board
the Princess, (the guard ship that lay. in
the river J When j found he was taken
on board, thought no time was to be lost
IN getting him off, Immediately went to
an attorney, took writ, Their to- caurt,
swore TO debt Of % I. he was indebted to
me, then to the water balff and got the
silver oar sent on board of the Princess to
take him, and put him in prison for the
debt--when the captain Of the Princess saw
the silver oar, he would not deliver him
up==for said he, now he Is in my charge
/ cannot let him 60 until you take him by
habeas cos>pas, from the kings bench in
London. then went to my attorney, and
asked his advice about 1.-THE replied the
hsbsascorpus will cost you As {. beside o.
Their fees. No mater. said ], take my at
fidavit and send to London for one. That
we effected. After the ha5eas corpus writ
came to Liverpool it was served ON the
captain OF the princess, and the man de-
manQe0 he TepiSu uS was WhiuS W give
him I'D as soon as he had received an an
swer from the admiralty Office. Judge my
trouble, the ship being ready for sea, 4
begged the shippers to spare me Two Gays
TO have his final clearance foom London.
They granted my request; al the expl.
ration OF two days, the wind being tar
they insisted on my sailing or putting
nothe: captain on board, for the ship
could not be detained any longer. Find
ing no possibility OF getung him clear be
fore my sailing, went TO my attorney
left 1891 10 pay all expenses, and 10 &c
him clear as soon as possible Then t.
Dir Breed, gentleman Of Boston, wha
had the goodness TO teke II in hand as was
obi ged 10 SAL he has promised TO interest
himself in his behalf. AT the time Mr
Pity was Impressed they had on boa
the Princess between so and 40 American
mates and seamen; Two masters OF Anne
rican ships had their own brothers i'm
prsssed, aud had no prospect of getting
them clear. l have done all could iol
hini before Left Liverpool, and have lef;
The business with my friends, who, will gei
HIM clear ifposslble. 1t was with Iegrel
] LETT him bruind."
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sheer at you country might perhaps,
be forgiven, and placed to The account
of your peev:sh disposition; but when
you suggest that our s'rights" ought
to be admitted an1 modified by the
posture ofaGairs and the existing state
Of things ;''-in other words, that the
United States ought to submit to the
British orders. in council and to the
French DEGREES; we feel something
more than disgust; we feel a senti.
nent of indignation, that there should
be man who claims the title of an A.
merican citizen, so base as to propose
the abandonment OF national and ina
lienable immunities because European
tyranny and power have wantonl, at
tempted to deprive Us of them.
Such are your principles: .Such is
your patriotism. Such your system Of
government! Alas! Sir, if we are
destined to submit, let us a. least fairly
understand the question let us know
the price we are to receive for it;
and obtain some security that we shall
not be deprived of our plantations and
our lives.
Your temps to alarm the President
an to excite hostility in him to Smith
and Giles are uuavailiog. The trick
is too musty. And your malicious in
situations with regard to Mr.. Smith
In particular, SO long as they are ano-
nymous & couched Ia m vsterious phra-
seology, cannot attract the attention of
the Secretary Of State Besides, crini-
nations coming from you, againsta man
to whom, fora like offence on former
occasion, you made a whining personal
apology, can meet with very little no.
tice when it is known that you have
not evinced the Spirit to yield hon,
orable atonement where you have
manifested sufficient malice to Willy
distinguished citizen.
When you utter things that are not
true aad which have an unpleasant
tendency, you must expect to hear un-
pleasant truths. You admouish the
President to avoid those VINO would
degrade him from his post Of honor
yet you are the man who swore to
MEMBER OF Congress, that by G.
James Madison should never be Presi.
dent of the United States" You af-
feet openly. to admire Albert Gallatin,
and eRdeavor to make use of MS name
to degrade his colleagues yet it is no.
torious,%n private conversation, that
you ridieulef G allatin, call him the &C.
nevan hummer, and swear that he alone,
of al the Heads of Departments, has
the ear of the President. Nay, Sir,
you build, upon this supposed inau-
ence of Albert Galiatin, calculations of
ruin to tn: present administration.
should not descend to these little an.
ecdotes, were it,not that you deal so
much In anecdotes yourself. There
is ons advantage however, which have
over you, and it is this: MY anec-
dotes are facts : yours are fctions. If
you were as well known to your con-
stituenis as you are at the City of
Washington, you would soon have no
other medium through which to en-
barrass government than the columns
OF newspaper.
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Advertisement.
Lost or Mislaid,
A BOX of BOOKS,

DELL VEKED MIR Thomas WI
ats Emanuel, Boatman at Lynchburg,
directed on the Box 10 the care of the Rev.
A. Foster, in Richmond, in December, 1909
Containing sets Hawer's CHURCH HIS
tory ins2 vol. vols Myles History A vols
Rev sed Code, I'd vol. Wirt's Spes ches
aboui IL quirss fine large paper; 2 Watts
Hymns; omarts Introduction to Lat,n-1
do. 10 Latin Grammar Life of Jonn EARL
90 Tutors Guide=i American Preceptor
81 Newtonian Phllosophy-2 Life of ia.
vid-1 Resignation, poem-l Grounds of
a Holy Iile--l Lees lite, Ses. Any person
having knowledge o. such Box or of
such books 10y leaving word or delivering
them at e. Fosters, in Richmond, or at tie
frcss Ofhce IN Lynchburg, saali be rewar-
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L OS Il,

BETWEEN Richmond & George
town, d. Z. between the 1lh and 10th
INST. a ticket No 97oS in The Union Col.
lege Lottery OF NV York, now drawing.
II had the names Of judah & Lazards prln
ted 90 the back, and writ en- Thereof, :. The
joint p oPerty of Joseph Trent and L. Jc :,
sepn, to be divided II prizs" Ii va
dropped. II IS suppo ed a. some tavern a
the road. One of the proprIe ors IS now
on MS way TO New York aud viii take
such steps as to prevent tIe Under, should
ne not etufn ~ nom receiving payment
should 1t draw pr,z=. III reslorec 10 ef-
ther OF the owners, or TO tue dnof Of
this paper, any reasonable Compensation
will be made. ~
81 Tue Editor Of the /" Alevsrdfia
DaIy Gazette Commesc,ai a. Eoi.,:ea;,--
IS requested ~ i".sr, shs ab,yel week q
Forward Co his account to the ed.eos IF
he Virginia Argus for psymsh,:
April -, 1870
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new YORK, April Is.

BY a letter from Hartford. Conn. we
have received accounts of the eleAion for
Governor IN that safe.
FOR SpaldIng (ihe Republican can.
didate) 6lI7
For Criswold tone of the federal
candidates) 27o7
ocaslertng votes 1e7
COLL
Fer TreadweIl (another federal
candidate) 8479
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Second Days Drawing.

PY Virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed
by Robert and George Turner to stcure
the payment OF several sums of money to
John Doyle. Will be exposed TO sale. bN
auction on the first day of June nekt, co
the premises. al u o'clock, FIVE <CRESI
aud FIVE PEARCHES Of LAND oow in !
cluded within the CITY OF Hchmob, whic3
was purchased by sad Dofle OF Cot. RieE
ara Adams, aud adjoins tie TenemeatIToI
Messrs. Soushgates GrantN0d, MaGFand
Adams. rhe sale will be Tor casa.
Charles Wills.
April 26, 1910. ssu
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To Let or
L E A S E,

r T w z L V e E A rs;
FHE DWELLING HOUSE,
Il Kitchen, Cellars, Smoke-f
House, Stable and Garden, the property Of
the estate of the late Mr.. Jacob BockiuE
situated on the Main Street of this CiY,
and possessing every convenience for TAME
ly. It will be shewn OF application to
Messrs. McKechnie g. Ewing. -aFor terms
apply ito the EXECUTORS,
Richmond, April s7sh .ist9 ri
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tsKoReE Town, (D. c.) April "a.
CONGRESS.

? On Saturday last both houses were
Engaged all day on the Banking pro-
ieSts without coming to conclusion.
Yesterday the Senate rejected the
claim Of Mrs. Hamilton. The house
were engaged all day on the subject OF
:: loan.
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$50

BY the constitution of that state, i. is
requisite that a majority of all the votes
taken at the eiect,on should constitute a
choice by The peoPie-as the woes now
e.and The choice Gevolves on the legisla
tdre, and Of course they will elea the go
yrtaor. 1t is expected there will be a
{, republican gain of ten members in the
house of representatives in that state.
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PihIsTER OF PARIs.-'rhe use of Plais.
,tev ofsraris on the lands in the vicinity of
the district of Columbia, and all the coun
thy on thc Potomac for many miles above,
hat occas oned such aud an extraordinary
de 4pahd for 1t, that Plaster on ground sells
as high as sixteen dollars too! Those
lnu. Amer.
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A vIRGINIAN.

Delegates elected to serve IN the next
General Assembly ofVrginia.
Rockingham, Archibald Rutherford,
William Bryant.
Bath, Robert Owens, Samuel Black.
burn.
Pendleton, Peter Hull, John Fisher.
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TaS5xE;&yiaUzn-e-z,s<,z,7.-s.----.1s.s
POETRY.
rRoM TIE coLuMsIAs.
GIVING AND REcEIvING.

GIVING AND RECEIvING.
THE supplians departed, while gra,iiutle's
In his JOY -beaming eye was suspended;
My heart bounded light, for my MARY was
near, ~ ~
Who thus the donation commended. =
The bosom which softens at Misery's
wound,
.' And proffers the balsam to heal him.
With the glow of contentment must joy
fully bound
Sand such is the breast of my SELIN"
" But which. !" exclaimed, as the fair-one
priest,
While her eye with affection was bright
cned,
/" Receiver, -or donor, which think you
most biest!
"Whosc joy by the action mostheishten-
a" The being. she answered, you saved from
despair, -
Z" WAC tastes, by the sudden reversion,
!" Or exquisite bliss proper .ionate share
y 10 the depth OF his recent Immersion"
Her answer was sweetened with loves
nectared kiss,
And my breast with the transport was
heavingy
AS l owned, with sigh. thasthe giving
was bliss,
1t was ia int to the joy of sessiving.
SELIM.
SCRAPS. FROM LONDJN PAPERS,
Extraordinary Family.-4ndrew Pearse-
a very industrsous m4h WAC wosks at Messrs
Hare and Sons floor cloth Inanufac DRY,
BRISTOL, was married. January, 20 1901, 10
Hannah Tay iory by whom he has haa four
teen childfen IN little more than years,
In speedy prospect of farther increase
to tine family. The children consist OF
boys, born Oct. l., 1901 two boys, Octo.
Der 9, 1S02-one COY and a girl, July 16,
1So3-two ooys, May IS, 1904 boy *
a g'ri, February IA, 1805=on. boy and a
giri, January IL, 1SOo=,ne boy, November
Is, 1907
Extraordinary coincidence in the lives
and deaths of two gentlemen and ,wo la
dies, OF Norfolk, whose decease was re.
Gently recorded: mir larry aud Nh l. Ii
oft, lately residing in and near SCUM Wat
sham, married two sisters on the same
day, one at Ave O'Clock in the morning,
and the other five in Tho afternoon aud
the same day, viz. the 10th ms. closed h.
existence OF sheir tws husbands, the first
at FIVE O'Clock in the morning, and the
other at i've an the afternoon.
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.

STOLEN from out my stable, al
Huckhill, near Manchester, in Chester Sc I'd
county, On the night OF the S0.h inst a well
set bright bay horse. with star. in MS
forehead, his be ght is not exactly known,
.,ui supposed to be about FIVE feet A. ,hsrs
nl,ou >, las been L - to draw in harn, IS,
ard j. an excetent work nors; upon tn
lsit shoulder 10 @smaH knot, oeo ssoeeA BY
the collar, ana uper BE q his hind feet
inst above tbs root a small scar he pa
res Vhen rode SLOW, and trOts very we'll.
NJ asosc reward v Ii be pad to any per-
ION mon the delivery Of toe horse 10 me
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-27
WAIrE'S

WAIrE'S
CORRECT LIST OF PRIZES,
Drawn in Union College Lottery, No. ! i.
First Day.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-27

John PoIndexter, C. L. c.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-06

puns, 4 vendsr Of eonundrums, and mas
ter ofequivoque, and that therefore the in'
tent lies in the terms, and is there to be
sought. If they do so reason, however
highly may think Of their ingenuity, I
Sd all think but lit,!c oftheir logic.
One word more, before l take up the
communications. Iwish not to be under.
stood as standing here the apollo gist Of Mr..
Jackson, for the manner in which he con-
Quoted his part Of the correspondence, nav
I am ready to admit that there is in some
ofhis letters a harshness OF expression and
wan. Of courtesy which is not ju.si6abl.
But on this am no. called to judge. The
Executive has placed the dismissal on dill.
irren, ground, and by the Resolutions We
arc to pronounce whether the ground tax.
ca by him 10 d, fsnsihis.
Mr. Lmens speeeh 70 be- esatiaasLI