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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-06
Prince William County, 10 ut.


ALEXANDER HENDERSON, ore of
the Commonwealth Justices of the Peace
of the said County, to all Sherifs, Mayors:
BailiHs, Constabes and Headhoroushs,wlthln
the Commonwealth of Virginia.
WH.ERE.dS complaint is>made to me this
day, upon the oath of Samuel Davis, that
Jasscs 5Cor71weH, laborer, who was lately
committed to the Jail of the said county of
Prince William, by warrant from Hf1rs
Washington, Justice of the Peace for the
said county, on suspicion of felony did Oh
the night Of the twenty sixth instant forclbly
escape from the said jail, and is now going at
large: These are. therefore, in the name of
the Commonwealth, torequire you. and e.
very of you, in your respective counties, ri-
ties, towns and precincts, to make diligent
search, by way ofhue and cry. for the said
James Cornwell, and having found, to sicze
and retake, and safely convey, or cause him
to be safely conveyed, to The jail of the said
county of Prince William, there to be kept
antil he shall be thence discharged by due
course flaw.
Given under my hand and seal this twenty
eighth day of September, 1910.
"A Henderlon, (SeaD
Dumfries, Sept. 3o--Oct. s. d2w*
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-06

cribable. This old couch, apparently has the
virtue of divesting me,when lolling thereon'
of all the superstitions, par,iali,ies, or pre-
,iudices, incidental to human nature, and
of suffering me to see, and speak, things as
they are!
From this peculiarly appropriate retreats
| intend, occasionally, to send you some
reflections on the passing events Of life, and
whatever else may obtrude itself: they will
be concise, and without preamble or apollo.
gy-rude as the rough castings of the
brazier and nearly as reFlete with his me-
tai. | do not promise to continue my COR
respondence any longer than it suits my
convenience; on the other hand you can
re,aliate, by consigning to oblivion, the
first fruits from the old couch.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-06
MARIA ANNE DUNLAP,

HAVING been,engaged.i the tuition Of
youth for some-years past, purposes to open
a-school on Monday the 9th inst: for the in
struction Of young Ladies IN the following
branches Of literature, viz. Reading, Writ
ing, English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geo
graPhy, History of Nations, Natural History,
BeiiesLettres and Musio-together with. Bm-
broidery, Tambour, Marking, Working
Maps, PLAIN work, &c. sc.
Terms OF tuition may be known by apply
ing TO MRS. dunlap, opposite Mr. Plummer's
store at the head of King street.
October 2.
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MO ! C. F.

THE Creditors Of James Douglass, on the
4 It'll of fully So4, who subscribed his
release previously to the first dayof Novem-
Der in that year, arc required to exhibit their
claims duly authenticated TO the subscribers
on or before the first day of January next,
preparatory to dividend. Noyinterest will
be allowed after the nth of'July 1904.
Robert |. Taylor.
William Newton.
-Ortoher 9.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-25

the Duke Of Reggie. prohibiting all attempts
of the Dutch to emigrate to other coun
tries, under very severe penalties.
1t is said that Bernad0tte and Bruno are
Doth in disgrace. and it is even asserted they
have been confined by order of Bonaparse,
but there does not appear any authentic
foundation for the rumors.
The Gazette contains his majesty's Pro
clamation for proroguing the Parliament
from Tuesday the 21st of Aug. to Thursday
Nhe LIST of November.
Inferesfing.-We have seen letter from
q respectable house in London, dated July
so. which says. Colonial produce and dye
goods have been refused permission to be
landed in England. from neutral VESSELS
Application was made to the Board of trade
60 admit that which had already arrived. or
might be onits way. and TO fix definite
period, after which it should be refused an
entry-No answer has yet been received.
Phil. Gaz.
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vessel AT about o'clock p. NJ the coinn,s,.
der OF the Netlcy called upon me al my wharf.
ana while we were conversing on the subject N,
friendly and pote manner, the note which had
oeen lett on board for him by me, together with
one on the subject from the British Consul. was
delivered TO HIM; he then declared that Il had
been always his intention to lberate the man "a
ne knew himto be an American and had been i'm.
pressed, ne Immediately went on board and sent
tho man on shore without delay In our CONVEX
ss''on 'here was no acrimony Or i'll temper and
tne oimcer appeared tobe well disposed thus en-
ded all my interference in this matter i lsnew
not, nor do know now that there ,y,s .,,, ~
nifestation o! q riotous disposition on the POINT
nor had any reason TO suppose that any thing nf
a Serious hostility was intended. as M r,om,,-
ncaton OF such an intent was made to me. nor
did hear one angry word from any indiyidu-
al. ou
Such is The transaction, FOR my humble share
IN Which. undertaken at the request of The Gni.
rector, and with no other view on nv part Than
.hat OF toroearance and the preservation of order
!. mas pieased lie Editors of the Federal Repub-
i'can to brand me with the iouiest epithets.
from the foregoing statemen, leave it to those
unacqumnted with either o. tire parties ia ;uIe,e
whether most deserve the calumnv he.n, 4 On
me- or tney the title of unprincipled slapderer.
10 those who know us both, this statement womb
De utterly unnecessary to the formation of such
an opinion. '"SA
~ co"ciuoe lDeg leave to state that I
sNail always consider 1T duty incuyr bent ON
IN. 20 render every assistance in my power 10 re-
n u rom bondage any of my Fellow -citizens
found therein, and to join with my friends and
heighoors at any time in peaceable manner tn
crush traitors and enemies to nv country.
ms muc for myself; as for the other citizens
OF Fel's Point. implicated by the infamous publi-
cation IN the Federal Republican, j know thew
nave the spirit and means to punish so dar;ne, !.
libel on their characters
Sept 18th, 1910. Ola ..
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BosToN. Sent. I8.
FROM PORTUGAL.

By arrivals at this hort and at y ezvbury-
7aorf. Lisbon fanerS TO the 6ih Of august
haDe been received. The latest accounts
from ihe Angto Lusitanian .Army are TO the
I'd of.dugusf, zvhen lis head quarters svere
ar Celerico, 6Htn 7pas contemplated 10 adj.
Vance. themfo Alverca: The Portuguese
roohs nnder Marshall BERRsFoRD. had
Joined those Of Lord Weiiington az Celeri.
CO. The French had been before Pinnel,
GO or 8 miles y. w. IF Aimeida out had
7ecrossed the Goa There ahhears TO haue
been fighting from .the 24th of July TO
fhe "a offuguSt. On the 22d Of Jliy, or
5000 French trootts. eu,th 8 hieces Of artu
Terry fGssed fhe Douro, no. far from Zamo
Ia, and threaten the northern hroUsnce of
Portugal NE herceiOe no further mention
of REGNIER's division, qyhich hassed The
Iagus az AlTarez, ahharentky Svtth viev
0Joining MASsENA. He 7uas cioseiy hres
said, had 400 Of his rear guard cur Off
The British division, un+er Gen HIkL
matched thar Of REGNIER IFS soon as me
fdHcr began 10 withdraw from Estramadu-
ra The Sfanioyds recovered fresh Shirts.
md many military movements are mention
cd Patriot defachments are noted rs ha-
Uinsr marched tram .Albereuerene TO CAGE
res, Trurilto, ana .Aibtarez. Foreseeine
shis cfecf, iris said, The French division of
5000 men under 17ok7Ikk, (Which has been
for some time at Seville, lad began ifs
march far Estramadura. The hohers as
usual, con,uin many accounts Of small rem
contreS IL. Stain. in 4vhtch tie French
sSrre dcfeafedS and they relate many in
stances Of desertion among Others. thar
Of Fan enire regiment Of Polish Cavalry -
Porfugaf has made feace zvith .Aleiers,
through the mediation of England II new
contribution, for tie suhforf Of The nation
aga'nSf ne French, is making throughout
Porfugaf. 1900 sroohs from Cadiz, mad 6een
landed al .fyaniontc. -Pailadium
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BY the elections which have Just taken place,
he representation is politically marked thus

"A Republican increase of six and federal de.
crease OF the same number of votes has taken
place, leaving nett Republican gain of trpeive
votes And this is the subject of loud exultati.
on to the opposition party Really that cause
must have " a kind of alacrity at sinking" the
depreciation OF which, at the rate of onlv netbird
OF ITS whole weight becomes a subject of reioi
cling.
BUTT may be said that the result, which is
considered so very fattering to Federalism. is
conhned to New Hampshire and Rhode Island
The SAME observation would still apply with @
quail force; for although no change has taken
place M the representation TO Congress, because
the election III both states; is By general ticket
and majority of one or few votes determines
Che election of the whole delegation; vet has a
material favorable change taken place in the pub
TIC sentiment, as evnced by the votes at the late
election and at that which placed the members of
the present Congress in the seats they hold At
The Congressional election in the autumn of 1905
tue federal majority IN New Hampshire was IN
wards OF three MoeSdnd; it is now at most fouy
hundred and ffty. AT the same period the maio-
rlty in Rhode island was /oa, hundred and f6y I!
1T IS now tue hundred and forty. If fedeI alisn
eXuls at such increase Of strength, the approach.
ing annihllatloD Of its force IN those states, will
but afford cause for fresh congratulations
The truth IS, that the voice Of the beooke, as far
as expressed, IS uuequyocally with the admins
tration. The opposition Of determined enemies
and the detection of lukewsrrn frlehds have pro-
we'd equally futile as means Of battering down or
undermining the fortress Of Republicanism In.
pregnable to open assault, division alone. bv
weakening its forces, can expose il to defeat If
UNIoNbe the watchword, it will forever bid de.
fance TO its foes.--Nat Int.
In the Congressional district in Kentucky, re e
presented by Mr.. Lyon, there were given, at the
late election, the extraordinary number Of nine
thousand seven hundred votes, Of which Col New
obtsned 8 400, and Col Lyon 6, 3OO--B.
WAsHIEGToN September 2f-The fol 4.
lowing IS AN extract of letter from WIN.
JARVIS, Esquire, our Consul at Lisbon,
dated
| LIsBoN. August 1 1910
Among these scenes If warfare & blood.
ever attentive to the interest and welfare of
my eoaasry,I have prohted Of an opportunity
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WILL be sold TO The highest bidder on the
premises On the 1st Monday in Dec. next.
IHREE THOUSAND ACRES or LANLI
IN the county OF Heurlco, within six miles of The
City Of Richmond, and on each side oftLs So
road leading from Richmond to Frederick sburo,-
on the waters Of The Brook Ruo. The land the
ives. side ofthe road will be lad OFF in lot. from 10
to 300 acres; on this part ofthe land is manuf,c.
turing Z saw mill. The East side and on which
tue dwelling house stands, in one lot containing
De.ween oOO ana IOO acres It is thought unne-.
cessary to give description of the abop . nrorer.
w. as 1t is presumed, purchasers will form Their
own opinion OF It's present or future value Terma
Of sale, ono third cash, one third in twelve mnn,hs
the balance, in two years bonds with annroved
security, with Deeds Of Trust on the Land u;iI
he required OF tiIe purchasers. "'''
Sep 25, 1910. ''HN
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PHfLADELSHfA, Sent. IL.

The Szpiflsure, "a, from Lisbon arr4ved
at Haitian. Sent. 8, sailed. from Lisbon Ju
~ 81, on 7uhich day the fresh troohs from,
7atifar qvers landed. The Ssmf1sure tel
in with shift from Messina bound to Lon
don; ), the CAPTAIN of svhich rchorted that
the French had landed 20. COO men at Sci-
G.-Phil. Gaz
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az YERY LATE FROM fR.ANcE.

t. NV YORK, Sep. 49,
The brig Emeline, captain Kennin, arri
we'd below in ID DAYS from St. Jean de Luz
with some Americas captains passengers.
Schooner Indepe ndence, Dasbiel. was to sail
in few days from Bayonne for Baltimore,
with Brandy and Wine. The day before
the Emeinc saied,the Grand Sale conmen-
ced al Bayonne of all the seque stored Amc.
rlcaD Cargoes sales would continue u s
weeks after when, il IS generally belle
we'd, all the Vessets viii be sold. Letters
from Paris of IS N July, state that our min
lister knows but little of the nceedings
there, and Communicated nothing The
Schooner Bon Adventure. captain Cocqai
rifle arrived AT Bavonne in short passage
from New York and was seized under sus-
Htcion Of being AmeriSan hroherty.
An arrival at New York gives the price
of -four St Croix on the 30h August, 5 40
Per barrel Same arrival informs of the
total loss ofship Brutus, Macy, from Bona
vista for N. York.
CP'iUate Correspondence communicated for The IT,
nited States Gazette.
E.tr0ef Of a ietfer from an American gentleman
at Baponne, AHgast 1, 1910
The copy of decree which lately sent YOU
Ldecree OF 9Th July, 1910, published in this Ca
diiicati0n as may be seen by the one now enclosed
which received from Paris few days since -
NO conf1'lence, however, should be put in these
licences, aud as the aspect of affairs is daily chan
gng 1t is very possible that they will fall through
and nobody can rely Upon their being executed
BY the last intelligence from Paris none had then
been issued. The sale of American cargoes had
commenced this day. and they will be sold in the
order of the enclosed list we have an arrival
mere OF a vessel Under FFenck colours, with a
csrgotrom New York The cargo has been ad
United to an entry, by which it is proved that A
merlcan produce can be imported in French bot
toms, but the vessel must have French regis.
ter,
- The following is the list referred to
List Of american vesseEs ca,qoes under se1.esfya
fon ~ rte French government, ddvertised to be
sold rte ist Of Aa2ast, 1910 These cargoes,
fSOrHtg fve IN number, such as are as VET ar
ranged IN lots for saiethe Others which re,u,riH,
.fon,tceS IN number, will foiiozv soon after They
@fll De sold IN the foIIoJuiag alphabetical order
Cargoes.
A. Schr Exchange of Baltimore,
u. Bsisey, salem, Cotton, 1907 bales
G. Trim, Baltimore, Sugars, 600 boxes
ID. Yg Connecticut, N. York % % nv,
Z & T two Northern vessels1
names unknown 1t Bilboa, s AV"@' 90 N"O'
g Brig Roebuck, of PHIL Pepper 273f bags
II Schr. Post Boy Baltimore, Cocoa 1876 bags.
Snip Radius, N York, bbs.
X. Schr. Eleanor, Baltimore, Potashes IA casks
L. Brig Camilla, n. York, Kocos 81 ~ casks
M Schr Com Rogers, do. boxes.
~. Schr. Sally, Boston, bbls
o. Schr Freedom, N York, Coffee IS tierces
y Brio tI,,yk Ne,,,-vou,, 1877 bbls
III bags
Q. Brig Rose in Bloom, N. Y. Fish oil. 50 casks
X. Schr Post Boy. Phil Rice fO2 hhds
> Schr. Faun Baltimore, Cum arabic 200 bags
4. Schr Hswk, do Sugars SO boxes
V. Brig p Tsmmsny. N. Yoik, Slaves 800
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DIED, at Scltpate. Mass on the I2th inst. the
MOI W'lfaa', Gushing, Esq s,. II. one of
r. associate Justices OF the supreme court of the
N; Sep 20. DIED. Yesterday afternoon
a. a. en1ioo,nlhsdaie' Mr. fumes Cheathan, Editor
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IRON THE sAL7YMoRE AMkRfclM
A CARD

L..., a CARD
Ii WI be deemed unns cessaPy by every m an
VINO has formed ajust estimate of the weight
to be attached to charges brought against cha
racter, in that scurrlous vehicle Of csltnnv
the Federal Republican, to notice its sIanderom.
imputatlons in any other manner than bv stint
contempt and G'sS the publication of that par,sr
confined TO the city, where its editors reside and
where their characters are known should mt
offer the following statement to the public. az n
pref answer TO am infamous publication IN their
paper OF the 18Th inst. respecting nv character
~ general and my conduct in regard to the i'm
pressed American seaman on board the British
orIS Heuey i-b9t as their paper may circulate
W9ere Doto rnysel' & ITS editors may be unknown,
deem u a duty owe to society," to EXPOSE the
wanton and malicious falsehood they have ende,.
Vored 10 circulate to my prejudice, with respect
to that Transaction, for which / have ordered
suit to be instituted, and it remains with the laws
OF my country to give me redress.
On the morning otthe 9TH inst I received
note from James III M'Culloch, ESQ Collector of
the port OF Baltimore, addressed TO nv brother
Mr. Joseph Bays, VIM. Jackson and myself sta
ting That an impressed AmerIcan seaman was on
board the brig Netley, and requesting our inter
ference With the people in The neighborhood of
the Point, u necessary, TO prevent disturbance or
any violence being offered to any of the crew Of
SAID brig. TINS was the first intimat;on I
had OF the existence Of the fact. MIR Jackson
ahd myself, accompanied by two persons vino
Knew The man IN question, went on board tn,
Netley, the commander OF which was ON shore
and leaving he note received from Mr.. M,Cul.
loch, to be delivered to him. with our conpli.
men's, that we would be glad TO have an in,er
We" win hin about the business, we left the
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GDollaeGtlr.

NEW YORK, September 17.-7ne British
Jrisafe Venus, zuifh Mr. jackson and suile
on board. sailed from, this hort yesterday
for England
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TO READERS AND coaRespoynn.,.
Sept. 18th, 1910.

. 1T ~ CORRESPONDENTS.
. we nave no room at present for original mat.
.ers-the mass otiHterestng news, on this sheet,
viii au'nlt OF neither retrenchinent nor mut;lat;
on-the feast is spread of articles from por,nsraI
France and Britain. SAG
me important Nos. of CAMDEN will be
oo.il'neHced IN our next The Literary Anecdote
Is received, and will have a niche on Fr,d,,
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MERINO SHEEP, Wis:

SIX RAMS x I'WENTf. ONE EWES.
i"ey were lately imported in the shin Po,yba.
tan, capt. Poythress, from Lisbon, and will be-
war warfahted to be OF the genuine breed TIN. sale
wv take place at the Vendue- Office of Messrs.
w; and H. Haxall, and the Sheep can be en-
al kosln, by intending purchasers, at any timc
previous TO the day of sale
ierms-Approved endorsed paper at four and
full blooded Mertno Ram. ~
JAMES G. JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, Sept. 25 7t
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e Oars s05.
Beans s bbls.
uN. tly-l

10. Schr. Prosper. Of York, !. Oars eos
|Y. Brig Fox, Phil. Beans bills
|B. b Brig Britannia, Salem, Dye Woods
Campeachy, sc 9o6 Kill
&c G. Parts vessels Car Z Brazil l7O6 do
IL goes unxnosn. 5 Nicaragua 246O
The vessels whose cargoes are not yet advertised
Ship Eagle. Philadelphia.
Brig Andrew, do
Schr Spencer, do.
Ship Hawk, do.
Brig Mary Ann, New York
Brig Tom Fry, do.
Ship Sally, Boston.
Brig Enterprise, Salem.
Schr. Hetty, do.
Ship Wells, Boston.
Schr. Salem, Salem.
Schr. Trim, Baltimore, 2 voyages.
Ship Franklin, Boston.
Ship Wilkinson, Of.
Under American colours from London. with
linen, cargo claimed by the king of Spain, but sc.
questered as American property.
Iheto!loving rs Copy fthe decree referred to in
the above letter.
CTranslatedfsr the United States' Gazette I
PARIs, July 90, 1910 Licences in your de
partment shall only be given to depart from Dor.
deaux, notwithstanding merchants ofother cities
may obtain them on condition of dispatching
ti'eir vessels from that port The same Gcence
shall answer SIX months, shall be addressed 10
me to be accompanied by declaration from the
captain in writing, making known the places he
has visited, what he has done, and every event of
his voyage The licences shsl be given accord
ing 10 their title gratis.--rhey shall contain an
obligation to export French wines and brandies,
to the amount of one half the tonnage the other
halt shall be filled up in wines, brandies, grain
OF every kind except grass. and IN the merchan.
DIE, produce and manufactures of the empire,
the expectation of which is not prohibited
Articles ofimportation shall be the same as
those enumerated in the licences of the second
system, excepting such exceptions as l may think
proper to grant at the special solicitation Of coin.
mercial houses.
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Trade between Riga, in Russia and Ham
burgh, is carried on in Wagons by land. On
the 9Th April last, 80 arrived at the hitter place
tuii OF Russian produce and merchandize-50
more were to follow immediately
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bN "Wednesday, the 10th day of next month.
- WiH be eafposed, at Public Sale, at the Eagle
Tavern, IN the city of Richmond, LOT, on Ca
~ street, IN the said city. which there is sub
stantiai brick Ware House, in good repair, b.,
ing the same which was lately owned nv Mr. VIII
lam Mackenzie, and conveyed TO us by bin. The
premises may be viewed any day previous to the
SAFE on application to Messrs, Tompkins & MUIR
ray, or essrs. Prosser & Moncure.
Ierms-APProyed endorsed notes at a, 6 and
months. - -
g K TArLoR,
:. ,a e. JOIN DUNLOP,
Atf0,nies for Dinwiaiie, Crawford G. Co.
Sept 25 ~.
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pt13, me public are respectfully informed, Mr.,
on Friday evening "l'' 'AAe pace
or. I'eketS 10 De md at Mr.. Dauis,s o,int;ue.
sept IS. :.
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soBLlC SALE, OF ME- INo SHEEP
on FRIDAY the 49, day Of October next.
oe'hs liie third day OF New Nj rkct Races, at 8
Sac, - AS"c
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THOMAS LONGING Of Stokes co,,,,,, NJ
Carolina, ny be informed whore 80 I 80
ms VS. one-eJed slave ESTHER. by Supplying =, he
Office Of the Enquirer 'Pr''"e At Tue
Richmond, September IS. '''.
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II Ok . ALE.-Four second hand CHAR.
OIS-ior cash, credit, OF good pape 80
Boshcr, Carriage Makers "o'Ss
Richmond, september 2L wqs,
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VALENTINE AND oRsoN.

as performed at Covent Garden Theatre. nm.
wards OF one hundred nights, with unbonndsp,f
applause.
sr i ,ne par, Of the Green Knight. by MIR Metey-
night only, VINO will during the Dram. 6.ht
different combats h6 III -