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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-11

20 the, pitch It was at in France. There,
denunciasion preceded, and decollation d.
rectly followed. HIRE, as there, obEoxlous
leaders are denounced, put down and dis
eraced but not b=headed. Mr.. Madison
is denounced by democrats; and SO also
arc the msiorities Of both houses OF Con-
gress. Is any good coming out OF THIS:
We doubt it. Who are their denouncers
Duans, Baptist Irvine, and others OF the
same stamp Is because they have sub
mitted tamely to series Of monstrous in
digni,ies, insults and injuries, heaped upon
thus country by France? No, 1t is be-
cause they went not greater lengths tor
bringing this country into close alliance
with France. 1t is because they offended
Napoleon, by raising the embargo; which
his influence had imposed on oar degraded
country, as part of the general system OF
warfare on the commerce OF England. Ii
is because congress rose without declaring
war against England, according to the
wishes and expectations of these Panders
for the French emperor. Hence their wall
ines and seedlings. Il is this that makes
their heads hot, like furnace III tuIl blast.
Full likely it is, that the president will
be in disgrace with most of his party, ere
The present term Of his administration come
TO an end and that aaothcr will take his
Office. What then In the place of the one
they contemFtuousIy. call king leg, they
may chance (aliuding to the old fable) to
put serpent and aetuaIly will do it, it
these men can have their wishes. Gao such
m.n as Duane aud Baptis. Irvine want d
President that will walk erect, like Wash
ington, prcferring the general interests to
the interest Of party F.; mau that Will pro-
coed directly forward in the line Of ms au-
ty, and relel insults with frnness and with
equal hrmness, whether they proceed from
England OF France? Nothing is further
from their hearts. They want thorough
going Tacodin; one who with all his heart
loves France ard hates England and who
has ncrve enough to carry his partlal'tles
toto foil effect. It IS fu;l likely that many
Of the democratic members Of congress Will
De set inside at the next elections tor the
sake of Supplying their places, not with
men of more sense or more honesty, but
with men more violent or more desperate.
In short, so long as democracy in THIS
country retains its vital strength, there
seems to be more to fear than to hope from
a chance OF its leaders. Who can bring
a clean thing out Of an uncean? Not one. !"
-G0nn, LouyGnt.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-11

The following is statement of the gold and
silver, coined in England, during every
reirn from the Restoration, TO the 25th
March, 1910, e1tracted from aushenuc
documents
By Charles II. f7,524,lo5
BY flames II. 2.737 'oo7
Bv Anne |'oSl'o@o
Rr (,a,,oeI 8,725, 22t
fGoId 11,662,216
By George IL Silver 3OA, $50
The great re-coinage Of gold,
between Esd Aug. 1873,
and the end of l777, "a
mounted to 2O,447 ,OO2L
From the commencement Of
the reign to Aug. 1878,
there were coined about
10000, OOOl max ing
By George III. be. ! Gold so,757, 457
fore 31st Dec. 1880, }Silver 1926
ao,464, os1
From 1880, to the ] Gold a5,a1o,sS2
end of 1902, Silvcr 56,475
1885,, so5
FROM 1So2' 10 2osn Gold 22,445 ,e5s
Total gold and silver coinage
since the Restoration, 99,e23,354
In the above statement it will be seen,
that the Bank dollars amounting to many
millions duly stamped and issued by au-
thori,y, are NOT included. The last silver
coinage was in 1902.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-11
From tie Federal Republican.

Prices Current at Liverpool dag. rs, 1910,
(including tie 1mpor: dWy.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-06
From sAe aurora.

1T meeting of surviving military cha
raCters of the late revolutionary army and
navy. residing IN the city and county OF Phil
adelphia. convened in pursuance of public
notice, at the Shakespeare Hotel, on Thurs
day evening. 25th inst. =
DIR. John Geemie. being appointed chair.
mainland
Daniel Broadhee9, Secretary. @
1t was resolved. that their address to the
president of the United States, and his an
swer thereto. be published in all the paper.
in this city friendly to the principles Of oul
revolutions.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-06

es where the banhs- were published. be also
present at the same time, for there were
some questions which 1t would be proper
to put to them. ifhe rccollecsed right, the
Marriage Act gave seven days to the Cler-
gymen to make enquiries with regard to the
residence and situation in life of the persons
who applied for publication of the banus.-
He wished, therefore, toput some questions
to them, and let all the parties appear in
Court on Thursday next.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-06

voked the inauspicious state of our foreign
relations, has been as persevering as it has
been sincere in efforts:to avert it: and that
as cur wrongs become aggravated, the rea
dIness to maintain our rights becomes more
universal. M
From none was this patriotic spirit more
to be looked for, than from those, who know
ing most experin,entally, the price paid for
our independence, must be the last 20 suffer
its attributes to be impaired in it's descent
to their pos,crty. A free people. firmly u
nted, in a just cause cah never deepond Of
cihter inspiring respects for their rights. or
OF maintaining them. against hostile inva
sions. Should this last alternative in spite
OF all our concilatory endeavors, be forced
upon US, it may well be expected, that how
ever the capacity of our revolutionary cham.
pions for active service, may be impaired
by the infrmities OF age, the deficiency will
be amply made up. by the animation given
by their former example, and present zeal.
TO their fellow citizens wbo have not before
been compelled to rally to the banners and
tue defencc at their country.
Accept assurances of my respect and
friendly wishes.
> JAMES MADISON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-06
COMPRESS.
IN SENATE.

~ JANUARY 90
Mr.. Horsey. elected from Delaware, vice
Mr.. White, deceased, appeared and took
his seat. s IS
The bill for the relief of Harry Caldwell
and others, was read third time aud pass
ed. t,sl t.
Mr.. Bayard gave notice that he should
Tomorrow askleave TO Introduce bill rela.
tive to the district court in the Territory of
Orleans.
Mr.. Reed reported his motion to amend
the constitution, amended to read as fol-
lows:
A." If any citizen of the u. States. shall
accept of any title ofnobility, or OF any other
title OF distinction from any emperor, king,
prince, potentate, or foreign state, or shall
hold the same by descent. or shall intermarL
ny with any descendant of any emperor.
king or prince, or with any person of the
blood royal, such citizen shall theaceforth.
be incapable of exercising or enjoying any
Of the rights and immunities of a tree citizen
of the u. S. or of the individual states and
shall also be incapable of holding any Office
of honor, profit or trust, under them, or eli .
tier Of them"
The bill concerning a corps Of volunteer
was resumed; but on motion of Mr.. Brad
fey ordered TO lie ON the table lili to NOR.
row.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-06
rHE rKsIpkNr's REr1v.

~ .
To .he surviving military Characters Of the
late revolutionary army and navy, resi-
ding in the city and county of Phiadel.
phia.
Ihave received, fellow citizens, with par.
ticnlar satisfaction, tie sentiments you have
thought tit to address to NE. at q moment 81
Interesting to the honor and well.beiog OF
our country. The unjust preceding of TO.
reign governments have long been witnessed
ny che nation with feelings, repressed only
0y a love Of peace and by hopes founded ON
appeals to ilIose principles Of Law and rich,
~hch have been exemphded in its own con
dHct. These hopes having continh,8Iy fail
ed, our situation retains is pefplcxi-y. and
the preservation Of peace secones more and
more uncertain. At such period. il is 2
precious consideration that the governmen
~ :hs CRi,cd States instead Of baying pro
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-06
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED,
A New Theory,

The DIURN:fL Ro7A7TOW OF THE
E.fRTH:
Demonstrated upon Mathematical Principles,
from the properties of the cycloid and the Efi-
Cycloia.
WITH
AN APPLICATION OF THE THEORY,
To the explanation of the various Phenomena of
the Winds. Tides aud ofthose Stony and Me-
tai,c connections which have fallen from Hea-
ven upon the surface of the Earth.
By JOHN WOOD, ,&i.
.duthor Of Elements Of PershsctiUe, frin-
red in London, in 1899.
December Ia. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-06
JANUARY so.
VOLUNTEER CnRps

The Senate resumed the consideration Of
the bill TO engage in the service of tile u.
D. Tor Certain period, corps Of yolun-
teers.
After debate,
The further consideration Of the bill was
postponed till to morrow:
MIR. Pickering laid on the table the fol :.
lowing resolution:
ResofUed, That the President Of the u
Statesbe requested TO lay before the Senate
the Information which will exhibit those
" features in the conduct OF foreign powers
towards the u S;a,es.' referred to in hi.
message OF the Sd inst. which impose on
them the necessity oftae precautionary rnea
snrss' recommended in that message, OF
providing by law for detaching one hundred
thousand of the militia, aud for raising a
force OF twenty thousand volunteers.
NAVIGATION BILL.
The bill fcom the House OF Representa-
tives concerning intercourse with G.. Britain
and Frtnee and Ihsir dependencies, and lor
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-06
mos 81.

other purposes; and the several bills this
day passed in the House OF Representatives
were read and passed to a second reading.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-06
January II, 1870.
NEW YoRK, Ian. ",

NEW YORK, Ian. Y.
n gentleman who returned lately from
the Spanish Main, where he visited the un-
fortunate American prisoners taken in Mi
randa's expedition, inform US that 1 S persons
only remained in custody. and that these
Craving been furnished with the means)
would, he believed, shortly be persisted to
effect their escape, Their names are -
Robert Saunders and Peter Naulty at Omoa ;
Phiaeas Raymond at Porto Rico; Samuel
Iosier. Daniel Eewbary. Ellery King,
Robert Stephenson. James Hyatt, Abraham
Head, Pompey Grant, George Ferguson,
Robert Reins, William Ride. William
Long, and BENJAMIN Davis. at Bocha- Chi
Ga.-llcr. .adv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-06
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT

A TTENTION!!- Members of the
IN Richmond Troop of Cavalry are ordered to
meet ut the Washington Tavern ON Friday the
ninth of February, at six o'clock, p. M.
BY order of the Captain,
RICHARD RANDOLPH,
lst Sergeant Rishnioad Troop
January 80. st
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-06

2 WARRINGTON, Jan. 81.
Il is with, a snrprize only equalied by
onr indignation, that we peruse the unbound
ed statements. with which too many OF the
papers TEEN, OF the deienceless state of our
ports and harbors Were they partially
true, the avidity with which they are cir
culased would expose the patriotism of their
authors TO much question. But when repre-
sentations, hagrantiy untrue, are depicted
in glowing colors in times like these, when
the iijustice OF foreign powers leaves us no.
thing TO hope from their forbcarance, such
conduct becomes highly criminal, and calls
for marked apprehension.
The truth is, that most nf the works con-
tsmplated East of New York are either
finished. or nearly finished, and ina res
pectable condition for defence. Those in
The harbor of New York, being on an unu-
sually large scale, have progressed more
slowly than the rest. But as the funds are
sufficient, they will, as soon as the season
admits, be prosecuted with new rigor. The
proper departments have not been inactive
even in the dead of winter On the contrary
cannon are now constantly casting and in q
stare OF transportation. carriages and nipple
ments are making, contracts for powder
and ball in execution, aud ammunition of
every description preparing. Small arms
are ready In abundance, and the prcparati-
ons for war, shnold Internationally become i'm
evitabie, may be affirmed to be in greater
forwardness than they have been at any an
tscsdent period since the first settlement, of
the country Md. InI. 5.-s-
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NUNS Ne MES. !

- IS I Isr IL J, Is ~ os NJ yoAxs
I 81. So fIbms tsg orr sesses ! g
sAors,s;on el sls SD sryiee sgae 2. ey
svssm ssesi ate Prepared dsIt srStl'sks sVes g.
siSaas.s re- ssnE are geiI,siSe. 80.
O5y9sisoss Coughs; Cetts, f4om4S'
a.. INN eSsatsIy sstsiyse sud speedily cur.
q & - $ ed 81 the rse Of ~ 49,, 30
ma MILLIONS EblsKER sfoH Ce1uSl aFl''
- DEAR houEhG q petisDce bas tangh t tnOu
SaT,ds mat oily ans heated medicines lolnea
~;rh s,sOs,9 6plales or sleepy drugs, repeat
al dosss ~ which 9RaGteF and deceive the Pa
eIsne for The present, BY proen.lng mo- AsN.a.
- 80 !. experiencs, ] say, has taagns
skourends. thsf the common opiase and BAL
samses, as they are called, hnally sgsIa' y,
avery dtD0nier Of the breast ana lungs. an
heir most distressing symptoms; sna1 saS!
oudths stomach and impair tbs digeSu s,1.
lnsSma lhe whole sys'sm, increase me oiul
oulfv 81 5. saahinr and excite ievcr.I but inc
cuai;.le, d. tL.is, valuable discovery are @
y,nced by perfectly opposite effects a sln-
80 ,r;si vii wroyc, that Il restores the oe'
sScr,v;Ar,ion ofthe fluids 30 the surface OF tne
NV, and brings on the common healthtal
rsrsplr, tiOn--that IL tIiSlod SeSand evaeuatss
ths tough viscid phlegmOr nau:us, strength
, ara the weakened vessels tof the lungs
shesEhss tho acrimonious humor which irrl-
tsEss chem, aud finally discharges It. Thus
s.rSSinu at the toOt Of the disorder, ths
svmptSms are OF course effectually ana per
msnsntly conquered; the reverse OF common
medicines, which weaken the constitution anc
give strength to the disordCr'tor the SAKE o.
modersting for the present some OF us Pai"-
full effects. r.-.,:,,
FTo narents who have children afflicted wltf
che shopping coughs. this discovery is OF th'
6rst nagni,dde, as it affords immediate re.
Tsf, checks the progress, and ina short time
.ntirely removes the most cruel disorder u
which children are liable. The elixir Is 50
reriec,ly agreeable, and the dose SO small
That no difHcalty arises in taking 1t.
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William Moss,
Joseph Powell,
William Payne,
Richard Fitzhugh.
Richard Radcliffe.
2awts
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber, after a lapse Of time
4 necessarily consumed in the Prepara-
ton of his house, respectfully announces TO
the citizens of Alexandria, as well s. tho
community at large, that he has taken for a
term Of years that noted and eligible estab--
hshment known by the name Of the CITY
HOTEL, and once occupied by Mr. GaGsby,
whose distinguished abilities as Publican
gave it an celia, which the subscriber hopes
T. preserve by his unremiued exeruons III
4fIording to ali those who may confer on him
the favor of their patronage, genteei and COM
Portable accommodations. The subscriber
deems it unnecessary to indicate the multi
plici,y Of convenienccs attached 10 the City
Hotel, and will only submit a description to
that portion of travellers who have SO gene
rally attes,ed its numerous advantages
James Brook.
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Dollars Rluayd

Forty Dollars Kt1gds &.
T0skSl AsVAy from the subseriber. on inc
iesh 81 December last, negro y IN.
Is SO years old, $ feet 10 or 4 ihe .ss
"a hirb, tolerably black, high check bones, ne az
Ind a.. openine between his lsc1t teeth hssS
;nt lie aupearsnce Of one lost, sreriat KANE y
.roSpd sISouldefs and slender walsh ne - oy
proIsssion Batnss, has los. much o. ms rs-
i;.ion; and is fond Of talking o., tbaessiolec1--
ma has appeared to be very unwell Tor two Or
three years past and has done nothing pc
fore that time he was good hand 70 pat; up
most and rail- fence, and ditching, which !! he
no doubt will engage in should he get 2 d's.
.ssnce from home is good at all kinds o.
nIontation work II IL believed lie isfstlli 10
The neichberhood OF Alexandra where he has
= wife, and is hartored by the negroes De-
longing, or who have atseiy belonged 70 tns
estate oi benjamin Dulany, Esq. and theil
connections. 'r ,.so- u, -
4 / will give the above reward II secured 10
iail 30 that get him again, and reasonable
charges IL brought home. =.
John ,Dulin.
As.1 ..... yn. .tE-. SaWllt
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ar Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, That the sub
In scriber has taken out Letters qf Adpsi-
Missration, int County Court Of Fairfax, on
the estate OF Obsdiah Garwett, deceased /:
An persons having claims against the. said
estate, either rs Creditors or Distributes
thereof, are requested to make them known
tothe subscriber, living near the Great Falls
OF Potomac. = 80.
!. John s. Cartwright.
I. !. Eamr fO. EGnett, dec I
Blayss. 1$askse,
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1 III KBiTLT0N,S Is 80 IS - 4
cELEBKATEDs WORM DESTROYING

sL0ZRN. G ESS.sSf
AFnong the symptoms attending Worms
are, sdisagreeable. breath, especially in the
morning bad and cotrups gums--itc!ing in
toe nose, and about the scat--copvu
1eppilcsie eta, and sometimes.a pri.arioe OF
speech Irregular appetite, sosnetill. '@is-
Ing food and sometimes voracious.y iurginS
with Shiny and t&tid stools-- vomitint large
and hard belIy--pains an4sickncss at ave sto-
mach--paiUs in the head and 'ttighb with
FIowness Of, spisits-slow fever, wi,h small
and irregular pulse-a dry cough-excessive
lthifss--somesime pale and unhealthy coun-
mace, and som etiIneS the face bloated and
uShed. '-,r ""''. )f n
Persons afflicted with my Of the above
syrptoms, should have INN ediate recourse
70 EamiitOn's Worm Dss,foying Lozsnges
which have been constantly attended with
succsss in all complaints similar to those above
described. s I r|E ~. .s#
Hahn's true and Genuine German Corn
T.. i% .hbPLaiRer, ...
IAN infallible temedy for Corns; speedily
Enremoviug thcmroot and branch, without CIV
Ing pain. g.. =, ...s i:
" GexsIns Perkan Lotion, - -
Tho Restorative Powder-ior the Teeth
and Gums. ... -.
r.. EYahH'S Genuine Eye Water, -
A sovereign remedy for all diseases ofthe
eyes. .....- -
| HamiIton's Essence and Extract
-: Of Mustard, J.
For Rheumatism, Cout, Palsy, Sw ellings,
| Nurnbnsss, &c g..
! 49, Tooth Aehe Drops, ~
The only remedy yet discovered, which
Epives immediate and lasting relief in the
most severe instances. ~ .--
The AnOdyae Elixir, ..
For the cure OF every kind Of mead ache.
TIE Damask Lip SaIvs. e
hfallibte Ague and fever Drops
| p- Sold only by James Kennedy, sen
BOOKSELLER, Krg SIR eel, Alexandra, Hht
has long been sole ayeht for the sale OF til.
genuine preparations.
Hannah Lee,
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.hchnCSfYed,.. !.

4 3 &
/ y Nv once using .kse's Sovereign Qinsment
( irheDroprissor informs those persons and Ia
,Aliss who are suffering ardsr this "a disease
agaSnstahe infecIidH of which no person ID
ssie, that il this ointment IS used at night on
!, rOiRg 20 bed Il never tails, toPeFtornl cure
Sy the following morning, IS thousands vino
q hsve usedil during the lasl ten years can tes'
slsFy. The pecNliT exesflencies OF this In
! FaiilIe TsSiDeay sshe iteE, above every o.
der, are yhe:e sf1ai1tY oftheeare ~ q slagie
srniicati0 on tina Ingredients being 30 -inno-
80 sat 20 ~ applied with perfe 2 safety TO
) y. q, A. fkst iniSEts and es being not oaly
Z 49, F.6Ss SSsS ynslf, bat equally g.
BE sIth ehsplsas snsssts PcgnassnA : b Il
rsSaS Rst lsratiisss.
ssgkich Abe inventor cChEds6tly fecol-
saanas = and inEaD,sble Medas NE Tor the
spse5T TsEss aae lament cue otSAG ~
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ssoeo Aeyes oE Las9 1erSals

soeo Aeyes 81 Las4 Jer Sale.
81 III L subsesiber Offers for ssie 5 Aasnber
Il ofveyy sssslaStf 7seeSs 81 ,LsdEd IN Ii & /
part ii the sisas 81 Gsotsis called the I. sEx
nus sHA 8 e, g. = slS &,
Iie can most ccn6aensly siirin that bic i.
lie Is tieas aad ibd sputable- This he 'sishe.
10 imbrcss In order ii temove any pfcjuu,ee
s,hat may exist Ia the. piin.lsOf ths&c disposed
10 purck ase Georgia Lands The tracts now
for .ale are situated between lie Oconee aud
|t,cmuIpee rivers, and are within the last pui.
chase made. of .tiss indiana by Che state Of
Georgia. The iegislatnre Of t;esEyia 70 ea-
courage the population Of the sdisaflct as well
as 70 benefit the ihha6itaTts q " shte, had
! the purchase surveyed and divided into lots %
squares of0 :. md half acres each, snd grai.t-
cd alottsr re stricting tie sale ofdcks,s 10
the ci.isens of Georgia u VI low price, the
prizes to consis. Of lots within the purchase
| nvmbcf. of these lots the subscrihrf now Of.
fer. for sale, come ere In the vicinity Of the
CITY OF Miiledgeville, the permanent, seat of
the state government, its present white po-
| mutation; exceeds $500 souls--il Is situated
upon the verge or the Oconce, which Is M.
Sirabls for boats thar carry from fifteen 10,
twenty. tons, 10 Darien, npnn The Atlantic
| indeed the whole purchase isbecsme very po-
| pulous, & those disposed 20 engage In sou,t-
ern agriculture, or 10 purchase upon speeu-
Iation, cannot do better than 70 avail them
selves Of .hisoppor,uni.y to obsuin good lands
now for sale. Several oil he tracts sre eSn-
tiguous 10 each other and some In the neigh
| borhsod OF Aourishing county towns; some
! unite many desirable advantages. The eoun-
try generally il well supplied with branches,
creek streams, rivers, and springs thst con-
stanely flow. Many Of the tracts new aover.
tised have the advantage OF fine dnLer and
mill seats. 4..5F t1@
Those inclined TO become purchasers may
know the terms by applying toths subscriber
living at Alexandria. in tie district of Co
lumbia, ~ ~t.,.r ~. - -l
| r.....,%s,.. Anthony Dyer,
Il . e. 1rz0R
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Nav +.
: Land :tor Sale.

IN pursaaneeof decree OF the worship
iul cour. or.King George county. 'we,the
subscrib srs, commissioners therein named,
win oxpose to public sale to the highest bid
der on the premises for ready cash, on Tues
day the 18th Of jnne.next, one undivided moe ~
~ ofrhe TRACT or Land lying IN inc
county Of Fairfax, on the waters Of Difficult
Ruo, about fifteen miles from Alexandria.
the Little River Turnpike Road passing .hro,
the tract. This land was conveycdby deed
Of Gift from John Ashton, sen. to Charles IL.
Ashton and others, and is sold TO satisfy q
debt due Austin Smith from said Charles II.
Ashton. ..a .. 20. ......