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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-27
LIBBY s. CARNE

Have received, per Captain Hand,
N GU IN rIrY of grass < grain scythes,
~ scythe stones, looking glasses x spades
BY other conveyances, Dutch scythes,
straw Knives, bar lead and window glass In
boxes 8 by 10, tin plate in boxes, and &C.
neral assortment of castings They are in
daily expectation of receiving ageneral and
extensive assortment of hardware, cutlery
and saddlery from England-they have ar
rived in this country.
They have as usual, bar, hoop and sheet
iron. nail rods, gunpowder, shot, bhstered
and Crowley steel, cut nails, wrought ditto
and spikes, wool and cotton cares, Morocco
skins of various Colors.
June %.
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WEDNESDAY. JUNK 81, is1o.
." NEW MILITARY WORK. q.
. 7St Psbsif he'd and for Sale,
1t the ;Bookstores ef r, Gray, and Cotton
and SteID6Ft-
PRICK a DOLLARS 50 CIR

... . -. - ana 0EetUOtks--e-. So. 49,
81 PRICE 4 DsLLARs so scENrs-
= Rules and Regulations for the Field Exer-
else and Maneuvres of. the French Infantry,
issued August lst, 1891; and the Manpu-
vres added, which have been since adepten
by the emperor Napoleon. Also, the Ma
neunes Of the Field Artillery, with Infan-
try. BY Col Irenee Amelot de; Laeroix, late
Chief Of Brigade in the French service. In
three volumes, the third volume consisting
of plates. -,...... -
J The principal part of this work has been
translated from French to English, by Lieut..
Col Macdonald, in the service of his Britain
nick majesty. Col. de >Lacroix has not only
avalled himself of Macdonald's translation,
but has retained the principal theories, with
which Col NJ. has enriched his work, espe-
ciaHy his comparison Of the French tactics
with the PrussLan, and the principles OF the
different nations with the English because
those valuable notes are sufficient tor such
comparisons, and are in point. Col; DE l..
has augmented those notes.
The introduction OF Col. de Lacroix' works
viii direct the attention ofthe young Ameri-
cans to the Study of learned tactics, the re-
suit of experience, and enable them to obtain
the precision, desirable In the Warrior, TOR
they must be convinced that a good officer
forms goo soldier, and that the expert
ence of ages has de monstrated. that the SOL
der will perform his duty correctly, whea ne
is well coimnianded.
AT the end of the second volume OF this
work, Col De Lacroix has added the manGu.
vres Of the field artillery with the infantry;
according to the French principles. II lsnot
necessary to lavish praises on the advantage
of moving this laundering arm with the same
facility ana celebrity as the line. Europe ~
now convinced and confAsses'it. lie has adj
ded Plates, which demonstrate those mahosa-
vres SO essential to heTgreat operations OF
war. and which win enable officers to execute
thefrt: +- u. - =
Col deI.acroix has judged it also exPeti-
ent. 10 add 10 this book some ne" adopted
ma,seuyres, which have beenput IN Practlce
to great advantage in the face of an enemy.
TO enhance the value of this work is the only
motive could induce him to augment It's size.
June s.
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THOMAS RICHARDS,

Bess leave to inf0rmths f'iends and the Pub:
liz, .. !
THAT lie continues to carry on the TaI
vern, ut the sign Of Mr. Madison, eorner OF
King and Henry streets, where he will be
constantly supplied with the bestwines and
liquors of every description. :
A few boardets will be taken ON moderate
terms, and will be thankful 20 those who may
please to favor him with their custom.
June r.. ....... ....
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Ieleph H. Vaudeville. j
HAS JlTSTl REcETYED q AON SHE,
90 bales of Colon. Wv.
10 hogsheads Sd aud4th proof good West
India Spirits. 49,.
40 do. Sugar, various qualities -.
10 tlsrces New Rice. -...
q hoesheads. Molasses.
S do Gopperas. So.
= 10 Alum. A..
50 barrels Whiskey and 50 barrels New
20 chests of Imperial, Young Hyson' and
Port, Madeira, Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga
and Catalonia Wines. '
so barrels of Herrings and Shad; -
so barrels Herrings, put up with !par'le0-
lar care and saIt-petred, a.
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon sait' Se'
% July 2. 49, :, ~ 4
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Valuable Farm for Sale. :

TWILL sell tie FIR ACKoFL iN3osa
which resided tie last year, called '.Ba=- Z
zarTs 'Lsta.d,," lying "Np Patuxent river, in
Calvert county and nearly opposite 40 Bene-.
dies; containing by estimation seven hun-
dred three and one quarter acres Of as terile
hand as can be- fyuAdi an the. state Of Mary
lid. one thru OF wnicn i. in wood ana very
heavily timuered, end as well swatefet! for
the convenience OF stcck' as any. tgac, oil It's
size iir the state. '7S.s = \ -' -. 81
The arabic part Of this: plantation is level
and most of recovered with oy stcr.shelIa anGs
is aivued into three fields eacI, of which will
produce TWO hundred barrels of corn, with
seserve of. prime Tobacco land Sufficient 70
grow fifty hogshe DIS Of Tobacco annually, :
and with very !ntle lat,or more meadow may
be reclaimed than Will be Hound Sufficient ~
No land can BIZ Eetter adapted 90 the growth
of corn, tobacco and wheat, and few plshta.
tons hold out stronger Inducements to sta
mplate an industrious man. 1t binds fora
considerable distance on tho river and lies
nearly in square. ..
\ Fish, o. sters and wild fowl, are TO bekad at
all times Stock ofc,ery descpiptisn,p arti-
cularly sheep. thriresand improves akcader-
fully when removed to lkis land cor. me-
ing proof ofthe hutsicious qualify oithe grses
which it produces in great asundanee. The,
Improvements arc sufficient to Accommodate
a small family. "A More particular deseiip-
ton is not necessary, as a purchaser will Is>
turally view the premises The above estatcs
is now'under tenement OF one thousand dol
lars per annuin. Terms muaedstinR. end
made known by application to 'sssissf ~. af7sr-
pood, merchant, Upper Maabto' sl'r,Dcc
Geoge County, or to tine subscriber now 10.
Alexandra, -. r, 3; & =. ~
II. Richard w. Harwood. D,
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;Havlnga desireEto declne ti9r
business of Store. Keeping at occoqanIs ne,
wish dispose Of thGpresent snalL Stcsk 81
..-.e5 GO OD S ::
on hard, to person who would. bcswilJine
and more able to Keep q store well Assorted
than ourselves, and who. would do business on
a scale sufficiently extensive for tasir interest,
and to do iusticeto 50 valuable s4i.uatioa. e
We will also Sell or Rent, &
that valuable md convenient Brick Stcre.
House and w hsrfye atpresei,t occupy, beng
calculated for store an coGntipK rooa moo
The 4irst floor, and FOR family bpon he s. 4
6ndfoor, with an excellent dry ecu Andsy
the whole bsiidiag, together Win asttick
kitchen, adjoining. This stand hss, plptably
been equal TO any I'M irginia fort6 sale
both DRY sCoedsl and Groceries & and IS De
present growing ebofssd grain sshguld
realized equal to MS present appssrancce
there 10 mo- doubt but this stand tte kaus3
| 20 former times, sas ~e ;prapOse % kskt
constant cash market loisMhest, md I'll
surobably buy 20 TO- 50, COO bhshels. h 81 .
Elbsol, stasie bsl 3 yDsIeeiky. s
50eeo99n lime q ~ s
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Loaf Bread Baking Busin esq !

FLo f-Bfead Baking BnsIn ess.
THE subscribers respectfully informs IN
Il odd iriends and customers IL Asexsti-
,andria, that he has reeornmenccd tho
Bread Baking Business, ION Prince stree
rosite DR.. Dicks shop From his Tony
,perience in his profession, he ihdA 5es -
hope that he will be sble to serve his custoni9
ersSsith as good. Breed as can be made lbs
town, and that too SIM any .iforsn or shape
Wiicb mayb be desired, and In due time =
..Alt favers which ,mayr astendf his exertions
togivs general satisfaction will be received
with the utmost gratsfalness. ga;.
~ Aconstantsuppl cakssand Crackers
Away .oa hand. "A. 4;
~ Nicholas Young.
June as. - i 1asf Sts 's-sa,
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r. Cray.
June IS.
Thirty Dollars Reward

Will be gwen for experimenting and seeur
ING in iail negro SOLO MON, whowas seen
lurking about the suburbs of Alexandra this
morning; he is of'low stature, about twenty
wears old, and had on an old white hat brown
Goa, and striped p;tnsatoons good deal worn.
], is supposed he is now in town. All per-
sons are hereby forewarned from har0orlng
Or carrying of said negro. ..~
Thomas Hunton.
May 3-s. - ... III
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% Sail CLOTH.

FUR received and for Ssls.
~ boIss.ot 6rss quality Russia and Ravens
DUCK, .', ~.-.l. -. r."
=. .. on HAND, -.
A few bolts heavy Ravens Duck
\ .s y. .ALS0s
Several barrels good retailing soSAAo'
; @. Coleman.
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NAMES M. <STEUART

Has on hand and O8srs for sale,
Imperial, .,l0
Young Hyson, ,29th' June' 1902 7,
Ayson Skin So,
Real Bourdeaux Brandy, by retail
Hollands Gin, few gallons remaining
Coffee in bags, or by retail, the nice long
green grain ....-:..
Cheese and Bacon, which he can reeen1-
mend. k.,.
FIorence Oil in bottles that will hold a hai'
mint more than the generality Of French sal
sod o;I imported into this country. -
'~T s@ - An assortment of GROCERIES, by
retail will always be found in his slore' X
June IS. -. sJ.
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Tzuenty Dollars Reward.

-Izuenty Dollars Reward
ID AN. AWAY fTom lie subscriber, on
Fl Sunday the oath inst. an Apprentice
Boy to~tke Cooper's business, named q 4,
%smelaus ,Red7den,
years of age, S feet 9 or.io inches high.
II ad on and took with him 9. blue .ginghant
roundabout jscket and p.ntaIoons, pair OF
homespun pan,aloons aid his working cloaths.
Whoever will apprehend said runaway and
deliver him to me, shall receive the above
reward and reasonable charges. ?
80 - Levi Talbot.
10 Masters of vessels and otheis ape
fore warned against carrying OFT, employing
or in any manner barboring hi,R, as am de-.
termined taprosecute Offenders. L.
june 90. ~, st
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Twenty Dollars Reward,
WIN be paid to any person WHO will deliver
to me in Madison county, -
Negro b 4 L l. y,
XNTHO eloped on the. 24th of'last month.
wv He is a likely fellow, about 80 years
of age, feet eight or hihe inches high, is
markedly straight, and has scar on one Of
his cheeks, believe the left, occasiohed by a
cat; he is cooper by trade, and served his
apprenticeship at the Occoquan Mills, and
was purchased some years ago by Mr.. Thos
Richards,of a Mrs. Waggoner, who lived In
the neighborhood Of that place. He was seen
eight days ago on his wsy,'to Alexandria,
where he said he was going to get employ.
ment. Ithihk it highly probably he may be
found, in the neighborhood Of the above Mill.
John B. Nooe.
April %. 49,. aaw
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The Subscriber having pur-
chased the stock of; Jesse Talbot, offers for
sale, at his shop on Fairfax street, hear the
corner Of King street, general assortment
of DRUGS, MEDICINES, SPICES, &c.
which he can recommend for thcir tur7ty. "A
share of the patronage of his friends and the
public isrespcctfully solicited;
Richard H. Little. :
9Th mo, 2lst. :
Orders from the country will
be executed on moderate terms, and at a short
notice. Physicians and family Prescriptions
!R.:H.!L. .
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-26

70, in a man who had teen honored with the
confidence and fufrages of his fellow citizens,
and who had attained as high honours as he
was able 10 bear? Some are dIipoled to believe,
rather too high for his head.
Finally, 70 be willing TO quit the honorable,
the virtuous, and the wife, aud 10 Allocate
politically, with the bafe and the profigate,
Is proof of either low or a calIous mind.
Deiertion of ones party, and entering into the
ltews of democracy,is a fpecies OF prohibition.
1t ought 20 meet the public icorn--ir is the
only barrier againlt The introduction of gen.
eral dePrivity. To fufer fuch men 70 retain
their Handing after fuch an act, IS doing ire
parable mitchell TO the publick
Az merchant, Air. Cray was iuitIy diffin-
guifhed for the extent and fuccefs of his enter
prize, and his knowledge Of foreign markets.
Beyond this, he was " Vox ct bystsyea nibI" E
ven in his own protection, | know and honor
an hundred men, who have much more enlar-
ged views of commerce, and at leaf, as cor
rect commercial habits-Out of his own walk,
Mr.. Gray was mutually uniformed and ia.
perfcial-In conversation, dictatoriai and ran
ting-In debate, of which he is fond, garru-
lous, incoherant and appropriation reftng
long enough in any one petition to enable his
opponent to grafp him, and if he fiould be 70
fortunate, always wrigginy out of bis grafp,
Some writers have contracted Mr. Gerry and
him with MIR. Gore and General Cobb.-This
is wrong. You cannot bring them 70 near
together, as to make them objects OF rompar-
lion. Nature has put barrier between them,
which men ought NOT to overleap.
Mr.. Grays opinions on the Embargo, ifthey
were NOT ireeye, do great diicredit to his heart
If they were 70, they are equally fatal to
bis head His prophecies as to heir effects on
Belligerents, (whiIe they had fome effect in
keeping them ON are undeniasle proofs OF
his total want of enlarged views even 81
Trade In hort, isto be regretted that he
had not one friend who had frsnkneis and in.
huence enough to fay, Mr. Gray, you have
reached your zenith--Naiure made YOU for a
merchant --if deipiing her laws, you turn
itatesman you will exPofe yourlelf to as much
ridicule as your ambition can crave
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-26
THE SECRET

The brit reelection TO men Of honen minds
is that the irfttsf Of the Administration i iden-
tined with that Of the people and hence they
are liable 70 draw the erroneous conciu6an
that the standardization would not be IN favor
of war, unle!s the HoaoR and INrEREsT of
the NATION imPeriou1y demanded Il. On
der this Ja5s imb,s5f.r, nation may commit a
fatal intake aud ruth into an unuecensrv
war, when knowledge Of the ysat zuotive, cf
the rulers would have prevented the fin aee.
and its irreparable conferences
The !oVs Of Felrs and 6ggraa5izsrzsst i com.
mon to the hEnan heart and i zpbet.r, bv
qualification. Has the pofel1ion OF iuiiice
COMMUNION, or iome other 5asbs. fatisGsd yonr
detlres or has IL NOT rather warmed your am
bition for It's continuance, or to obtain frYne-
thing greater What then mua Be Tie sbyr,~r
Of the EXALTED HONORs Of the tirlt Of
noes IN our national government 10 anbti-nr
joaf' To pretend. that our reading men ors
ne a7TbifisEs, would argue extreme ignorance Or
extreme pervei leneis. II 4ps- -r9ri irere4Jr
OFFICES, and zvei IRE selead0sy oa5 ~. ,i.r.ss "
f6rir i~eusubfrt5. While he psgBlr would be
ePPysGsd with the bardea>of the war. tie RIJI,-
ERo would he esas:sI with FEB powsRs AID
HoNoRs TIE irtret Of all Their caniors fo- war
Is re 5spe Of POWER and ACGRANDIZE-
Oracle
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-26
Ebf sponitor. No. XXI.

$ Come With me and see my zeal for the Lo'a"
SUCH is the stupidity OF men that the
plainest declarations Of scripture are unheed-
ed, or, if ever remembered they are receiv-
ed merely as matters of speculation and not
as. rules of conduct One of the most bare
faced departures from the morality of the
Gospel is leyity of conduct which the Apos-
tie calls " foolish talking and jesting." Al
though our Saviour was pleased to declare
that for every idle word men should assuredly
render an account in the day of judgement,
yet this truth appears to pass our minds with
out any salutsry effect. Company and social
conversation when rightly improved are pro-
ductiye of much good. "Speech ventilates
the mental magazine" brightens the fscul
ties, and usefulness. But when degraded
to low buffoonry it weakens the mind, fills
it with impure images, and serves to incaPa-
citste for the right discharge of any duty.
Could the conversation which is generally
made in social circles be written down and
read by those present In one after hour of
cool reflection they would wish with confu-
sion Of face to write 7tkel upon it, and blot
it out forever. And must the protested dis
ciples of Christ fsllow the multitude in their
idle conversation Must they to avoid the
charge Of bigotry and superstition spend or
rather mispend and trifle away much precious
time in discourse which is neither profitable
nor nationally pleasing Must they be gull
ty of conformity to the world which even
pagan philosopher would dis6ain o "tell
it not in Gath, publish it not in the streets of
Askelon !"-If such as feel the improperly
of sinful or even useless conformity to the
customs ofthe world would resolutely come
out and be SEPARATE and fora while endure
the SCOTS of the unthinking and the ungodly,
and order their conversation Alright in all
things, much very much might be effected
While professors of religion allow them
selves in light and vain conversation il can.
not be expected that others should abound
IN that which is serious. Therefore, a. with
the Apostle, whatever things are just,
whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever
things are lovely, whatsoever things are Of
good report; if there be any virtue, and if
there be any praise, think on these things
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-26

few Of our friends who voted for
Macon's Bill, has NOT been underltood
they were alarmed LETT if this Bill
IN auld be rejected, fomething worfe
would be fubltituted--. for they fill
keep up their Glamour about "/ub-
Fitme,' though many are aihamed of
it. But ON this fcore their " fears
were vain"- --they dare not ferve their
matter in this way any longer. There
is no doubt, in my mind, that fhame
deterS them from an immediate re-
peal OF the noD-intercourfe, without
any " fubftitute." But it is hard to
give up pretences 70 confidently
maintained. Mr.. Jefferfon faid, his
embargo and non-intercourfe would
make Mother Britain las the demo-
Gratis call her) 70 poor you would be
able to count all her ribs Mr..
Gallatin says "the old jade grows
fatter than ever"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-26
3nterssting Political spisesllanp.
The would be Lieut.. Gov. GRAY.

The would.be Lieut.. GU. GRAr.
A fatyrical writer in the Bolton Gazette, after
ridicaling the ambition and iteS,f for popularity
which prompt men to folicit offices they
have not the ability to execute, and for
which nature never intended them---con-
cludes with the following remarks:
To tbofe, who prefer reafoning to ridicule,
as teft of truth, we have now fomething To-
Der TO fay The only fair and legitimate Object
OF ridicuie, as Of all human punifhments, is to
hold up an example to deter. A. to any eff
feet on the individual, punifhment uluay
comes toe late. II there ever was cafe which
called for shat fcorn that blafts and wthers,"
It IS the one have undertaken. To quit your
princiPles-your party-your political and
Pe-ional friends, IS always difgracefu. To
JOIN openly the banners Of their enemies, who
avow their malignity, and their with to crufh
your late friends, is Till more fhameful TO
6et'ay thoie with whom you have afociated, is
the baieft of all. Now you do 6etysy them in
the mott injurious way, when you de(ert them,
JOIN their enemies, and give force to their cal
umnies, by fuggelting and Altering thar your
former friends are aetuated by " Foreign isfs-
enc" The deferter II more than common
witnefs-what he lays is viewed as fort of
eOzf1Goo of former guilt, from which he has
purlned himfelf, but to which his late f,ieads
are iubject. Whereas, this new language is
nothing but facrifec of confidence, and an
outrageous e1prefiion of zeal, which all new
converts are apt 20 make
If fuch defertion be at all times 70 difrepu-
table, how much more 70, at late period Of
life, when ambition ought to be reprefed I
How much more 70, ia man 70 dininguiihed
for his properly, and whole detection would
operate as a pernicious example 10 juveaiIe
and unrrinciplsd ambitions Fcw much more
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-26
Americans Read and Ponder
From f6s BsifimOss Federal RepsElisss.
THE CRISIS AT HAND

We fate as faa Of which we challenge
consrsdie tion, that the f,ssitnt Of tie Uaasa
'fofs' ,:stsed tSs SSarjs srinRsy, Don ou, zUifs
ir'1V lsgs, that be zSa' eporOsi By 81, goverameni
20 settle ns difsfed boundaries, IF Lssitians, ana
gzsrsnf< 70 tbs soust,y f5e Payment If EIGHT MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS az a yssEnsratios sozsuft.a
sPon our eom~ase
1t is fa5 that the French party in congress,
thirty :hrss in number. as appears by the ysgs
sHdsay', notwithstanding the unjun, impottick
and iniulting rejection of the SpaniGl minifter,
have attempted to procure an appropriation of
money for tie Sgjs and Sa6ardsy ewpo,e 9fsesdinp q
"''a5ser 10 Madrid IL es1pirssffs tb< E.uyesy 20.
sff6 Bassesrfe.
tn fa9 that the difmifal of Mr.. Iackfon.
the Britifh minffer, was announced in a DO
iitical Journal in Paris, conducted by one of
Napoleon's fenators, before the niinifter's ar
rival in this country could have been known
in Europe.
IL is a. aa if the French partizans in con.
grefs, Mehrrs. Smile and Burwell, are to be
believed, that the million of the spoitate John
Quincy Adams. TO RulIiA, is come cied with the
NORTHERN cosFEDEKAcY, upon which Mr..
Smile declares that tie f betrs # tbif soantry de-
pends.
1t i,a jaH that general Smith, fenator of
the United States from Maryland, lfands in
debted upon bonds to the prefent government
OF Spain, to the amount of about THREE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
which debt he expects will be wiped off by
the fubjugation of Spain TO the iyranr Napo.
leon.
II has been ALTO Jared as a fact upon which
implicit reliance may be placed, that a treaty
has beer negotiated by general Arnftrong
and M Hautrieve at Paris, defroyiog the neu-
trail character Of the United States. and pIedg-
ing the American government to become
party in the war aganff England,
Aud above all, Il is fa6l. that the French
party IN this country, encouraged and embol-
dened BY the tame and paiIive difpolition of
the federal party, have at laft openly propelled
to the people an alliance with the GREAT
ENEMY AND DESTROYER OF MAN.
Witness the following appeal from the ha-
rora!
My fecond reafon why we ought imme-
diately 70 fam IN ALLIANCE WITH
FRANCE Is, t6afouy iyfesf dsmaads Il for no
man OF information can doubt that Spain and
Portugal will be fubdued in few months,
and then Penfacola and Mobile will come I'm.
der the power of France II is well known
that Spain is very iroublefome at the Mobile
and as foon as Tombigbv and Alabama are
well iettied, the trade will be immesie. It we
form connerion with France, we can, on
very eafy terms, get pofTeflion of thoie ands,
which will be great acquihtion Z the Uni
ted States. Nor can fee one argument why
we ihoud procrailinate this connerrou C5ar
Pggrys hfftys speak tie enfizezts Of eps,y f,send
Of tbe,igbfs e nztc~s, ana a,firuia,iy Of dnereaa
h9ePires, s1a e0st~ir' 0gis i ia: rvi5 70