Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-25
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tUAS~ 1872 ~, AlN0ttStS tGsOsUksOtts
III mute a FISH, No tsrpiis oF gin upot
CsIOwssHill, no Town Or county meetings.
% threatsof tw and ssatkets the whole stu
,cniOes ROBBERY u Bonaparss has. not Great
4 80 great 4 bensA as the pi.fful affair Of
Captain SIN ii Charleston bu. so We
% On,-shsse i stiIl one s6mfcrt isls, that is,
yhen things setto the worst any change raast
sc for the better, and il az laSs We should
chance to get out Of the serape With our inde-
.,ndeDcs preserved we may well exclaira
h FalIstaif, honor comes unlocked for
L.1hSts'' an end on t." e y
r.. ,,,.,, 4, count. from Old Spain appear
~. ro,b.r a,,..r;os thsn otherwise to every
,,,I u6ilau,hropI.., The, represent the force.
/ tho Patriots 90 lnsrcstiag, !" high spirits
nd dstermlnSdas sverIT shSir OPt O''"0" 70
AsIr unSrassEul visitors, g., s.. H.. ~
when we look Of The lmpstuOsity WIN
valeh i'onapSrss has ever overthrown his
svpSnshts and soasiudSt HE campaigns, we
aunos but Vlsw slilS prOtraeted war M an
Iu,plclous Cnisnj a. the IGSt expiring hope
st the continent, Whlsh shall never bs suffer
"a snslrslystU sxtiBguish, but whose holy
nthuSlAsm snail b reElhdlGd, even 10 the
brsklag the bow Of'shs HrNns, and to the
restoration 81 the Hslghboring powers to their
natural equilibrium.
"Thsre is ride Ia 'shs Affair" Of men y
NAp1llyon has received largely the inSrss-
d0n ofhis he has been pampered 90 sump-
tuously Inths lap Of fortune, Ghat he'now be-
isves himself entitled by birthright to her
uninterrupted faVors. r...,..
He has donedlI BY his crimes that has ever
proved the obstruction Of ancient principali-
Gss With the srea.hery~ of JOab, he has
taken his brother by the beard, with his right
hInd 70 Kiss him. while with hislef; ne has
plunged his sw6rS;so his heart !" with the ar
fogance Of NebGehatinezza his eBihmunica-
hons are, the hight of my power and the
glory Of my mhjesty !" and with the impiSty
If BslshaEzari'h has ne laid tnhAllCwrd hands
on tSs%ohsecratsd vessels Of gold and silver,
land converted them 20 his own "nse IF,
therefore meme reketbe n6tin die time writ
Ten on his wall also : it will BE a solitary in
AaDee ofso eminent villain, 'tn6utRlng the
Heavens withimpuhity!
Mn. SNoWDEN,
Ihavs seen IN your paper of the 10Th
inst. soms" remarks. under the signature of
WatchmaH,' - RECOMMENDING occoqusn as
,pruper place Tor establishing a Cotton Ma
nhetory, IN which it Is stated that the Mil
Seat lately the pr6perty5ocf Elisha sJa1nsy, Is
entitled 70 Odly one sixth of the water Of
Oecoquan. which might be deemed insult
Gent for extensive water works. The writer
Of the article iwhO is unknown to ms> I am
sure wss actuated BY the pureSt motives in
recommending Elisha Janhey's. late seat ; but
BY some mistSke'Or other he has histated the
quantity Of water, which is two sevenths,
instead Of one sixth" to which the seat ia
entitled. This / am authorised to state, as Z
hes taken from the title paper now before
me- .>, A SUBSCRIBER.
In Mr.. Arnstrons's letter to Mr.. Madison
Orthe 2sd Of February, 1908, lately publish
ed Tor the rst,tins,, We observe that he refers
to his public dispatches Of the 18th OF tn
ame month IS containing the same unfavOr'
able intelligence In rsgsrd to the aAsn eSlSt'
lag disposition, and eOndaet OF the French
government towards the United States. Up
Unlocking at the documents communicate
70 Congress at the opening Of the session II
1908, We 6nd seven lines only Ofth"t imPor'
tans public despatch lntroAuesd under th'