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The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-06


IT enjoying the privileges Of the most
favored nation. 4,l. That the stipu-
Ia,ion shall no, embrace vessels and
cargocs-coming from, or going TO ports
from which the vesselsor cargoes OF
the United S,atess are excluded"
Could any propositions be sh'ote
fair or reciprocal: AS to the aboli-
ton Of Discriminating duties, it was
one of the terms proposed by Great
Britain herself, and ratified by an act
Of parliament in l3o2-but at tina.
time, it is said we declined it, owing
: 10 the smalness Of our tonnage, land the
fear lest we should be unable TO with
stand an equal competition with the
British tonnage. Our tonnage has now,
however, grown to such size that
we can venture to offer the same pro-
position which we had rejected bu,
Z shis very reason furnishes a doub1
whether Great Brirain will not noT3
be- afraid Of entering into an equal
competition with our vessels.
In the treaty made by Mcssrs.
Monroe and Pinkney, the ships or
merchandise Of one party in the other,
were not to be bur,hened with other,
or higher duties than the like vessels
or merchandise of o,her nations. Nor
was any higher duty to be laid on the
importation of goods, &c. the pro
tiuce OF one, than of the like ar'i
Giles, the produce Of any other foreign
colnuy. Nor was any prohibition
TO be laid on the exploration or i'm.
potsaion If the articles. which was
no. tquslly to extend to all other ma.
lions. But both nations reserved 10
themselves Il righ! (which was grant
ed TO Crra, Britain onl! b. jays trea-
ty) Of eqHaiizing the tonnage duties
paid in every others upo;. their resrrc
sivs' vessels. - And it was agreed, that
in the trade Of The two count. les, the
same duties Of exportatio. and ;mpor
tation on all goods and merchandise,
IS also draw bac':s ard boun:ies, were
10 BIT paid and allowed in both coun.
tries. whether such importation or cx
por,a,ion were The British, or Amer.
lean vessels. This article was, in ina
nv res poets, better than the treaty o
1874
The great objection against thi.
article was, tina, it did not speci.
fly, that the parties were TO be bound
up from laying duties as well as pro
LIMITATIONS, un(avorably diserimina
ting between articles exported Il
them, and like articles exported K
other nations.
5y the cons 1t'ition Of the Unite,
Sfa,' s, cong,ess can lay no duty O.
Nxp0, IS.
The article then, as it now stands
allows Gteat Britain not only to dut
GU exports, without our being abl
10 couatervaH them but the expor,
4; IS, more ,han tie like exports I
o her nations. As to the frs. case
mark the effect. Great Britain nov
lays an export duty of4 per cen.
on our exports, under the names {
convoy duty--w0r duty. Sc. Nov
stating the exports Of Grca, B'ilai
10 the Cnited States, at 5000 90
sterli1g only, she thus leaves tax o
the United S;acs, (says the secrelar
of s,a'e) amounting TO LOGS, 500 do
laaS and tbs The British governmer
draws into It's treasury. from our cor
sumption. 3-8lhs Of the revenre no.
paid into il ~ the United State.
This woul4 be the effect of placin
Us on the footing of the most favoI
ri ,..l in,,. LIZ DIS L.; .ll
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H1tSA3 ~ - IL
From the foregoing report it appears:
/. That the ccns of Great Britain, ard ,le
hA'f ioes of Portugal, being OF tue sqnr ~ II,
with those of the u. States, viz. 90 cArets Gne,
part alloy. are, by act Of congress, rated Al
their true intrinsic value OF o. grams TO 90
cents.
9. That the moiIiores appear to be Of SOME
what inferior quality, and according 10 the aver
age OF the foregoing assays, would require shout
Ito Of grain more TO the 100 cents, ,tan the
egII weight.
8. That the gold coins Of France, averaging
81 % grs. would requite about II 90 OF
gam 10 the 90 cents, more than tic legal weight
OF 27 90 grains.
4. That the gold coins of S, rain, averaging 90
y. 9.32 would require about 81 90 grains
TO the 100 cents, fnore than the legal weight Oh
27 2.5 grains.
II may however be observed, tn. the Spanish
soh. coins OF 1906, both hy the assay Of the
present ycar, nd by that made in 1907, appear
to be considerably inferior to those either o: f,r-
ner or sn5scqucnt dates 3; and therefore iakiag
the aveiagr from the other dates. % 47-l0u gjs.
would DC equal IN value 10 lOc cents th-t IS
7'loo more than the law requires
b. inat the silver Trench crown, quality 10
| ~. 10 DIV and weighing Is DIV. II glains,
compared with the standard and ighs al ,hr
silver coins ct .hc United States, would BE- eou4 /
m value to l09 SO 100 cents, nearly 4 100 OF
cent les, than the value established by law.
6. That the Spanish silver dollar, the average
| quality Of which is o OF. Is DIV. ars. if ot
the tnli weight of IL DIV. srains, would be
equal Ia value TO 100 $40 cents nearly or $40
OF a cent more than the value estab sbed bv
law.
II may, however, sir, be remarked, tiiat very
| little foreign coin, except Spanish collars aud
parts, Is now Circulating in the United States i;
and therefore any further resu atoms Of cur CO.
vefnnent on the subject, would, presume, be
row unnecessary.
have The honor to be, c:c.
L. PATTERSON.
Hon. Alder. Calaiip, Sc.
The following remarks are copied from Bells
weekly Messenger, not merely as giving a
true picture oil England. but as in part ami.
cable to ourselves l--Fats4o'.
week has seldom occurred so Totally bar
rem not only OF all subjects of immediate inter-
est, but almost of al! subject fer remark. The
governments Of England and France seem botf
at stand. The French emperor, having ac
comphShed his main purposes is induaiug him
sell in tht ahula.ion Of his people. Paris is be-,
one scene OF triumph; and France from one
erd to The Other has opened her arms to receive
The conqHeror. HIS atrocities are forgotten il
his glories, and SO long as his conoues,s admin
'ster TO the na'iena vanity, so long Will the,
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Augut II. eo4E
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

yust:receiOed by flames Kennedy, sen
B0akselisr, Klng-street,
The Scottish Chiefs, an Historical no
nance, in vols by Miss Porter, autaoreS'
of Thaddeus of Warsaw, illustrating
that portion Of Scottish history in which the
gallant Sir William Wallace acted SO dlstl-
guished part.
a BRIEF VIEW
9fhhe Policy and Resources Il the y. SiGt'''
Comprising some Structures on a Letteron
che Genius and Dispositions of the French
Government.
ELLA ROSENBEPG-G Romauce:
BY William Herbert, Esq. authorot the
Spanish Outlaw.
July &c otf
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Recent Publications,

Just received by L:ablES AE@NEDY, sen.
Bookseller, King street,
The Letters of Ms Elizabeth Montague
- 1tenerant, or Memoirs OF All Actor
Osma and Aimeria, by Mrs. Roche
The Lake of Killarney, by Miss Porter
Also,
Nezv and elegant editions ofthe following velu-
able BOOKS.
iune's History of England, with Doctors
SmoIicct'S and Bissett's combinations. Print
eGby subscripti IN
Inc foetlcal Works of William Cowper,
IN vols. containing variety of Pieces ne
yer before published
Doctor Johnson's Rasselas
SCOTS Lay OF the last Minstrel, beautiful
miniature edition.
- Marmion to match do.
Doctor Percy's Clergyman and Peoples
Remembrancer
- Hobart's Sermon on the Excellence
OF the Church
Rev. MIR. Beasley's inaugural Discourse
delivered in Christ's Church, Baltimore, on
sjst December
The Book of Common Prayer, of various
sizes, in plain and elegant bindings, with all
the additional Hymns.
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HAMHTON'S
% CELEBRATED WORM DESTROYING
LOZE.A G E S.

Which there is reason to believe, have,
hundred thousand persons OF both sexes, OF
every age, and IN every situation, of various
dangerous complaints arising from worms,
and from distractions or foulness in the sto-
mach and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy whatever
to-others OF similar title, so commonly com
planned of as operating with violence; on the
contrary, a particular excellence Of this re-
medy is tia being suited to every age & con-
stitution. 1t contains nothing bur what is
perfectly innocent, and is so mild in its ope-
ration Mat it cannot injure the most delicate
pregnant lady, or the tenderest infant OF q
week old should no worms exist in the BODY.
but wiiEwithout pain or gripping, cleanse the
stomach and bowels of whatever is foul mr. of
fensive, and thereby prevent the production
ofwerros and many fatal disorders. Che To-
Yzenges are particularly cfiicacious in CARRYING
Off all gross humors and eruptions, feverish
and bilious complaints, and are the safest
and mhdest rurgaliye that can be urged on a.
ny occasion.
A 6ose of this medicine given occasionally
during the warm season, will efectually pre-
vent the vomiting and purging of children,
a Dreadful disorder which annually DESTROYS
thousands Of the infant part of our citizens.
1t Is likewise the mEdest and most certain re-
medy known, and has restored to health and
strength great number when in an advanced
stage ct this fatal complaint. Particular and
llain instructions are given for every part of
the necessary treatment in such cases.
children generally taketh is medicine with
SaRerhess having pleasing appearance, and
an agreeable taste
, LIZ Ham'lton's Grand ReRorstivs.
Wnioh the inventor confidently recon-
nenos al and invaluable medicine for the
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Public Sale.

By virtue of deed of trust from Sarah P0f9r
to the subscriber, to secure the payment O.
sum of money due from her to andersen
and Brooke and WyAHe and Langley, viii DC
sold for cash, at public auction on the pr
misses, on the fifteenth day Of SttemO"
nert;
4 very valuable Piece of G'ou'3,
Situated in the town of AIexandlla a0o
bounded rs follows:
ID EClNNING on the north side of Faye'S
- Alley at the distance Of two bundIea
and forty feet cast from Water street, running
thence east on Fayette alley sixty feet to "
mon street be the same more or less; t'e".o
north along Union street forty six feet sN
inches and an half, to an alley between lI'1
property OF William Ramsay, deceased, anu
John Carlyle /; thence with the said alley slA'
ty ieet; thence to the beginning:
Robert l. Taylor, 714VfS'
AUGUST g. 2awts
Wanted to Purchase or Hire,
A BLACK NAN for a house servant
Apply to the Printer.
August Is.
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber of Alexandra county,
in the district of Columbia, hiss obtainedfron
the Orphans Court Of said comfy letters
testau.cntary on the personal estate Of Edvd
May, late Of the county aforesaid, decd al
persons having claims aSai'.st the sid de:a
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the SINE with
the vouchers thereof to tie subscriber: on
before the 10th day of February next, Or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate. and those indebted thereto are
requested to make immediate payment. Civ
eli under my hand this 10th day of August
1910.
Richard IiorwHll, Exr.
Of Ed7card Nay
a,o,, ~ eoAw
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Prevention better than Cure.
For The Prevention and Cure of Bilious ana
Malignant Fepers, is recommended
.HAHN'S ANT1-BILLlOUS
PILLS,
-Inpented (say) by H LEE, SO aU9'ae"
Lane. NeVv Yor6.

-7npented (snkyJ 6y II L6E' Do 1'
Lane, New Yor6.
TsHIS Medicine has for ten years PAST
been attended with degree OF suceess
hiehly creatfuI to the invenor's feelings, Ia
several parts of the West Indies, ana tae
southern of the United States, particularly ~
Baltimore, Petersburg, Rlchnohu' $500
Edenton, Wilmington, Charleston anu oa1an.
nah. The testimony OF a number OF Persoii'
me ach of the above places has been aaooo0a'
who have reason 20 believe that tlmeiy use
ofthis saIutary remedy has, under PROVIDENCE
,rreserved their lives when IN the most alafti-
ing circumstances.
Facts of this conclusive nature, speak more
IN favor OF medicine than columns otpoihP-
Gus eulosy founded on mere asser'io'i oooi1
do.
II is not indeed presumptuously proposed
as an infallible cure, but the lhVehtor has
every possible reason that can result from
extensive experience, of believing that dose
>of these pills, taken once every two weeks
, during the prevalence of our bilious levers,
will prove an infalIible preventalVe' ana
further, that in the earlier stages OF thoSe
diseases. their use will very generally Succeed
in restoring health, and frequently IN cases
esteemed desperate, and beyond the power OF
common remedies
The operation of these pills is perfectly
rnild---so as to be used with safety by Persens
IN every situation, and OF every age -
They are exeeIlently adapted to carry OH
superHuous bile, and to prevent Its moroid
secse:;ons to restore and amendthe appetite,
produce Tree perspiradon, ana tnere9y pre-
~ oft n e.
.n,encesi a dose never fails to remove cold,
If taken on It's first appearace They are
celebrated for removing habitual costiVe-
mess; sickness at the stomach and severe.
head ache; and oughtto be taken by all persons
on change OF climate.
They have been found remarkably ethcacl-
4ous in preventing and curing disorders a'ten,
1dant, on long voyages, and should be procured
and carefully preserved for use BY every
seaman
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speedy relief, and permanent cure oivarlous
complaints which result from dlssipated
pleasures, juvenile indiscretlons, residences
,;nclimates unfavorable to the constltution,the
immoderate use oftea, frequent intoxicatlon
or any destructive intemperance, the unskll-
flu or frequent use of mercury, the diseases
ne,culiar to females at certain period OF
life, bad layiHgs in, sc.
And proved by long * extensive experience
to be absolutely unparalleled In the cure OF
Nervous disorders, consumptions, lowness or
spirits, loss OF appetite, lmpurlty OF oiooa'
hysterical affections inward weaknesses, VI
client cramps-in the stomach and back maj
gestion, melancholy, govt in the stomach'
Involuntary emissions, pains IN the iiilios'
rclaXations, obstinate elects, 'hur aious tc'
whites) impotency, barrenness, &c. &c
Itch Cured,
BY once using Lees Sovereign Ointment.
The pruprietor informs those persons and ia
miles who are suffering urder this disease
against the infection Of which no person IS
safe, that if this ointment is used at night on
going to bed 1t never fails to perform cure
by the following morning, SIS thousands VINO
have ussdIt duringthe last ten years Can tes-
tify. The peculiar eScellencies OF TINS N
faiihle remedy for the itch, above every o.
Their, are the certainty ofthe cure by slngie
application the ingredients being so inno-
cent as 10 be applied with pertec. safety TO
the terderest infant and Its being not only
free from any offensive smell, bat equally A.
greeable with the pleasantest pomaum
Haha's true and Genuine German Core
Platter,
An infallble remedy for Coms; speedily
removing them root and branch, without CIV :
ing pain
Genuine Perfan Lotion,
The Restorative Fowder-tor the Teeth
and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Water,
A sovereign remedy for ali diseases ofthe
eyes.
HamnJtoao's Essence and ExtY0H
of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Govt, Palsy, Sw ellings,
NumbHess, &c.
Tooth Ache Drops.
The only remedy yet discovered, which
giyes immediate and lasting relief In the
most severe instances.
The Anodyns Elixir,
For the cure Of every kind of head ache
TIE Dqmask LIP Sa!ve.
MfaIIibLe Ague and Fever Drebs.
AZ The above we'll known Medicines
contiaue to be sold by James Kennedy, senr.
King Street, who has for years past been sole
,,snJcr in d wan ]ria in which time lInlta-
tons and counterfeits have abcunded, most OF
them have sunk into disrepute, but as others
are succeeding, purchasers will 40 well to
observe that each of the genuine ARTICLES have
on the outside wrapped the signature OF
Hannah Lee,
Widow of the, late Proprietor.
August 81. La"
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WILLIAM RAMSAY,

WILLIAM RAMSAY,
.rYinee-street, ohtosite the Vc''due o'0re'
Offers for sale ON the most reasonable TERMS
the following
A r T ] c l. + 5,
Part of which are just received from Rh'Aa-
delphia:-
GUNPoWDER, Frsh TEAS,
Imperial, Iuho,tsd in the shin
H nssOl,' t5vson 3 Pacific, and fart euIar'
Hyso1. Skin " selected
Liquors-a general assortment
Spices, of every description
Best Green Coffee, and first and second
quality Chocolate
Loaf, Lump, and Muscovado Sugars
Spermaceti, Mould and Dipt Candles
Box and Casks Raisins
Almonds, Figs and Tamarinds
New Orleans, Natchitoches, and Carrots
Philadelphia Snuff
Best Spanish Segars & Chewing Tobacco
fresh Salad Oil, Capers, Olives, Ancho-
yies, and Mushroom Catchup
West India and Sugar House Molasses
Georgia Cotton
Rice, Pearl Barley, Fig Blue, Starch, In
digo, Mustard, and Basket Salt
Lisbon Baskets, avariety.
Wrapping and Writing Paper
Hair Siilcrs
Sweeping and Scrubbing Brushes
Leading Lines, Traces and Bed Cords
Mems fine and coarse Shoes
Smithfeld Bacon and Venison Hams.
II constant sHtEiy Of
;lamieson's w ater Crackers
Silted Indian Corn Meal
Fresh Fruits
A quantity of Irish Seed Potatoes
A neat assortment of Earthen Ware, from
the Columbian pottery, PhisSdciphia--
with which he will be constantly sap
piled, &c. sc.
May %. colt
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LANDS FOR SALE,
Agreeabiy to the MI Of JOIN GIBSON
deceased

EGCCuStUs
IN thursday the 18th of October next,
Z will be sold al public sale, at the plan
talon in Fairfax county where Lewis Jenkins
is now Orersccr, that Tract otLAND and
others adjoining, belonging to the estate OF
John Gibson, deceased; in all about fourteen
hundred and thirty seven acres, on Castle
Branch and Jonney more Run, about "a miles
from Alexandria. they viii be sod II lots
OF between ZOO and 100 acres each.
i he land will be shewn ty Lewis Jenkins to
TO any body. visnln, 70 view 1t.
And o., Monday the Stu OF November Text
at the house Of c&pt. George Wnams, IN
the town Of DumIrics, th.t very valuable
PL iNIAIOM,
in Prince William county, whereon Slaty
Run Church stands, containing ia acres
about 100 acres Of which are in wood; there
arc near 50 acres in timothy that have this
year yielded q line crop, and 200 acres may
be made into meadow: On II are young,
bearing apple and Peach Orchards o. choice
fruit, and 4 good new Barn, a. by "a teet /;
a framed Over5eer's house with two chin.
MES; good out houses tor Negroes, meat
house and stables, and at the Overseer's house
S a well OF excelleut water.
Also, another Tract,
adjoining that, Of about 9oC acres; 50 acres
of r,I-:.fi are in wood, about 20 acres OF IL
'othy have been cut on ii this year, that pro-
aoced good crop; and 100 acres of meadow
may be mader-I There are two dwelling
houses on it which could be rendered cons
Portable at a small expence.; and some Ne
gro houses. olaty Kun is the dividing line
between the p!anta ions tor a,eut Two miles
On each OF which are extensive Quarrles Vi
substantial browu Free Stone.
and both arc under very, good fences. They
arc distant rs miles from Alexandria, and 5
from Dumfries
About four hundred bushels of Wheat VIII
be sown On them this year.
With the last mentioned plantation will be
sold, l5o acres of LAND on trencLi's Branch,
aboat miles from Slaty Run, 100 acres of
which are we'll timbered.
Possession will be given tho first day OF
January next,
One. fourth the price to be paid at the time
OF purchasing, and the remainder in three
equal annual payments. Bonds with APPROX
ed security will be required, and Deed of
Trust on the land 10 secure the payments. |
Mr.. Elisha jenkins, living thereon, will !
shew the lands on Slaty Run, and give in |
respecting them to any person who
may apply.
John Silence, |
James Reid,
EXECUTORS of John Gibson.
Aug. Is. 2awds
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NEW SHOES.
JUST RECEIVED IND FOR SHE D.
S. & u. REED,

~ * ~ NLLD3
Ladies black Morocco slips & Ties, viii
and without heels
Ditto green do. do. do.
Ditto yellow and green do. do do.
Ditto red Go do. do.
Ditto tea color do do Go.
.Eitto orange do. do. do.
Ditto purple do. Go. do.
Gentlenens' fine Shoes of the ties. ouaG,,
Misses red. green, yellow and black Mo.
rocco Slips and Ties.
Childrcns' Morocco Leather Boos x Ties,
9 A general assortment of mems line and
coarse hats.
Z Also, one case Of Straw and one Of Chin
Bonnets
All Of the above articles will BE- sold Or II
ry low terms by WHOLESALE and retail.
.upuGt "a colin
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ORPHANS Court,

alexandria lonnty, Ausust Ttrm, 18la
Ordered, that the executor Of Ldv-l
May, deceased, do insert the following od.
verGsemcnt three times in each week ir
four weeks in the Aiexandria Daily Gazays
Teste,
Alex. Moore, Reglher
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ISAAC KELL,
,Cob9symlth, PIumber, and Tin Plste-
Worker.

Worker,
LAYING REMOVED from Water to
Il i Prince street, two doors above the
corner of the late Col. Hooe, informs those
VINO have hitherto favored him with their
custom, and those who may be disposed to
do SO, that he will thankfully receive and
endeavor to merit their favors.
Cash or exchange given for old Copper.
Brass, Pewteror Lead.
March - sau
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csriseate of Mr.. William Deuenucy.

During the last nine years, have been IN
vthe habit of using Hahn's Anu.blilous Pi!is'
prepared by the late Mr.. Lee, whenever COLDS
head aches or costiveness have rendered me
-4tiicine necessary in these cases single
dose has uniformly removed my head-ad.'e,
and has generally been found sufficient to re-
move every symptom of "a cold, it taken on
ats first appearance. Induced by the benefit
received, have for years past recommends
ed them to many ofmy friends, and l have
the pleasure to inform you, they have lnvaria-
bly succeeded in removing the above COM
:gplaints. Yours, &c.
VIM. Devenney,
No. las Cherry Sueet, New York
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THE SABBA7H.

Still he reverb the sacred hours ofrest,
And he the Sabbath day forever bIest
Whether man Iabors withthr utmost toll,
Manures the glebe or turns the faithful soil !:
Whether he guides the harrow or the helm,
Rules DER district or conducts realm
One day in seven is to rest assign'd,
And praise TO him who gave the human mind
Then let each heart adore the God Of truth,
Let age respect him !! and revere him outh!
Let sons OF Freedom bow to him alone!
And let all nature his dominion own!
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FAL MOUTH, TuIu 60.

Arrived this b { day The Msrlbortv,s,h
Ct, captain Bull, in 10 days t,em = J ,fIy
On the 28;h irsta,t, in lat. d. . IN
II, fell in with French b,ip r,;,. ,S' 1,
16 gurs, which, after several ar, p t
board, and having her lore-,cpnFs, ,t', e
sway BY stot fle IA the pa,le,, ,,s. .l'a q
I ne acton Taste d one hour & fin r,in0 nv 'n'
the prlvateer IS SUR os, d 10 have ."S
much The packet had TWO mep wowsS S'''a