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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-18
BosToN. Sept. IL.
FROM FRANCE.

FROM FRANCE.
Captain TUGKER, who arrived at Mar.
blehead on Sunday, was in Boston Yesterday
He informs, that the Captains of American
vessels taken by French prIvateers, and who
were at Bayonne had compromised with
the captors, and that the compromises had
been ratified by the Council of Prizes at
Paris. The terms were in some instances
half the vessel. and half the proceeds of the
cargo; in some the whole of the vessel and
half the cargo. There we're no better terms
but in some cases where an estimated
sum had been agreed be given to the cap
tain for his half, by the reduction in the va .
lue Of merchandise, it had been nearly the
whole that the cargo sold for.
There had been no change favorable to
American property which had been long
seyue8fered. 1t was all advertised for
sale the sale to commence on the fat of
August, and TO continue daily till compile -
ted.
Several vessels arrived in Spanish ports
direct from America, after the suspension
of the non intercourse law. They had all
been sequestered, and remained so.
There had been a report, some days pre-
vious to the sailing of Captain T.. that Gen.
ARMSTR had effected some arrange
ment with the French Government; and the
report was renewed the day of his sailing
1t was said, that American vessels were ta
be admitted in French ports with the pro-
duce Of the soil aud industry of the u. States,
excepting Tobacco. There was no talk of
the Generals coming home MrLEE had
sailed for this country on a visit, leaving his
family in France, and deputy Consul at
BordednE. MIR. l.. sailed Is days before
Capt. t.
A great number of troops had marched
through BGyonne into Shain-and IS 900
fresh troops from the North were passing.
They were well clothed, and appeared
chearful, expecting much booty. 1t was
calculated that the French had lost, in six
months in Spain, by disease and the sword,
nearly 100. 600 men. Great numbers Of
Spanish prisoners had been brought through
Bayonne. They were used very i'll. The
English prisoners, on the contrary, had no
cause to complain of theirtreatment.
The Spring Bird brought dispatches for
the French Consul.
LATEST FROM BAYONNE.
The echr Snring BIRD Cant Tucker -
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BALTIMORE, Sept, ID.
FROM THE BALTIC.

The Chesapeake. capt. Mum. mentioned
yesterday, left Cronstadt 18Th June 25 h, off
the entrance of the Sound, in co. with ship
Horace. Beckforc of Salem, was boarded by
the British ship Standard of 81 guns. wlo
endorsed their papers and warned ,nem n 1t
to proceed through the Sound as he Sound
and Elsineur were in strict blockatle.
They we've treated very politely by tie Stan
dard and offe red any assistance. Came
through the Belt in CO. with about $50 sail.
July 10 lefs Gottenhurg in CO. with about
200 sail. bound into the n Sea. Same
morning fleet of about 200 sail, sailed from
Gotenburg roads Tor the Baltic. Previous
to the sailing of these two fleets there was
supposed to have been in Gottenburg road.
as many as7 or 800 sail of Shipping among
which there were a)ont 70 sail of Ameri
cans.
The Chesapeake was boarded by several
OK the Baltic fleet nelonging to S;r lanes
Saumarez's squadron, by whom they we're
treatd with politeness. The Bri,is, officers
expressed their desire to give ever. pr,aec
ton to the American flag against the Danish
privateets which we're very numerous in
the Baltic. Parted company off the Scaw
with briggs Eliza Ann and Susanna fl, BALI
more and Horace 8eckford, for Salem
Left at Gottenburg, ship Asia. Lee.h for
Boston. Was informed at GottenDGre ,ha.
there were about 70 sail Of American YES.
teis detained at Copenhagen ater having
stopped at Elsineur and paid their Sound du
ty.
About the 10Th July part of large con-
voy from the Baltic was attacked of he
Maze of Norway by six Danish gun brig,
and some gun boats. out of which feet the
Danes captured 40 sail. among which were
l0or IL Americans. 1t was supposed the
Danes got their prizes into Fahrsund and
the neighbouring ports. All the British
ships OF war, with the exception of one gun
brig. had parted with this part of the con
voy. This information Was received from
several British ships of war in the Skag.
erac, who advised us to avoid the coast of
Norway.
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pressing eighteen Of thirty two bishoprics of
Rome and Tressimene. in consequence Of
their bishops refusing to take the oath to
the emperor. A French privateer from
Dantzic is said to have been taken by two
English fr,gates disguised under Ameri
can colors, off Bornholm, which the priva
teer mistook for American merchantmen
that she had been enquiring after. The pri
vateer was saidto have been taken by the
English twice before. The captain and 20
men were said to be hung by order of a court
martial, and two boys put on shore with a
reprimand never to be again engaged IN pri-
Watering.
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Sr. Petersburg, June 13--The day
before yesterday, the most eminent rner~
chants and bankers were sent for 10 the
Minister Of Finances, who Informed them Of
the measures for improving the finances Of
the Empire. A loan Of enc hundred MILL
ons ofrOubes is to be opened, on which ac-
count the Emperor has published Mani
fesfo--Cpiouisl products remain at low
rrics. Yesterday the course Of exchange
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FROLICS IN FRANCE.

Tn the late entertainment given by the CT
ty of Paris, to their majesties, The Orches-
ira in the dancing hall contained 500 must
clans
On the 10th Of June, the Sunday after the
arrival Of the emperor at Paris, there were
distributed to the people Of that city, at the
Elysian fields, IA butts of wine, 5000 pieces
of eatabIes and 5000 loaves of bread.
London Pahrr.
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The Persian ambassador lately in Eng
land, is on his return in the British ship Ii
on, Of 81 guns He goes by the way of Ma
deira, South America, Bombay TO Muscat.
& z, zoo, 900 have been afforded by the lord
lieutenao. Of Ireland, for the relief of the
city Of Dublin A number Of seguestered
vessels at Trieste were sold in June last, sup~
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aide of Almarez; we are making the most ener.
getick preparations in our army.
NEw. YoRx. schf. IL.
L.d1EST FROM CADIZ md CT.
Il. tt- - 5T

TIE brig Young Soidier, gshich arriped
atshis horf yesterday tef Cadiz on me SOFA
ofJuly. and Gibraltar on lhe7ih of.august:
IL syas refortea at Cadiz that fhe, British
and Portuguese armies had formed a Juno.
hoH and Scere on their march against fhc
FreHeh. ---Ihe French quere- casting NOR
tars u a large caii6re at Seuiue for the
siege Of Cadtz. American produce at
Gibraltar very dutt. .Admirai Pefs.norc
had arrived there in the 7emera,re of 90
guns. on ms svay 70 Join Sir Charles COZ
.fon, Of Ioufon.-- III zoas quiet in the CT.
ty of Cadiz.-Mer. Adv.
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rBosToN, Sep. 8.
FROM FRdNcE


Letters from Wiscasset dated on Tuesf1av
announce the arrival there of the sch Befsv.
CooMEs, from Belfast. which on the I4th
Augnst, in lat 40, Ion. a., spoke the shin
.dnn. 80 days from Bayonne (where bound
10 not mention ed, but probably New Yoek)
with one hundred and eighty five American
seamen on board. being part OF the crews Of
Anerican vessels CONDEMNED In France,
WILLIAM LEE. Esq late Consul OF the U.
States AT 6ordeauc was on board. The
Inn was short OF provisions Two of the
american ssamen were put on board the
Betsy. :
On The 1eth July, CAdiz was we'll sup
pied with provis ons. and markets for A.
mer'can produce had fallen. Flour was selling
al s Is Rice at S 4 SO; tobacco was very dull.
scarce any sale. The following British
ships OF war were lying in Cadiz harbour.
VIZ Inp'ncifte, .dfias, Jealous, .sudacious,
Peneraote, of'74 guns each .Arethusa fri.
gaze So; Iasher and Htert I8: Deuosfa-
A'n II. and yE M (bomb) 8 guns.
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LATEST FROM BAYONNE.
The schr. Spring Bird, Capt. Tucker, -
days from Bayonne, with several passengers
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was somewhat better, which is to be attriou-
ted to the great purchases of Russian pro,
duces to freight neutral vessels.-Corre.
silondcnt.
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aleranbrta soatlp 6a,etts.
e WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80.

Call Of Congress. news ofthe day
l., that Congress Is to be Immediately con.
vencL by proclamation. The President, 1t is
said, waited only Tor the arrival Of the John
Adams to determine on the course he would
pursue. The joan Adams has arrived, and
We shall, Of course soon know whether Con-
eress are to meet Immediately, or not. The
next question 10, why do they meetI What
will they dol Will they lay another perma'
nent embargol No. The country has al'
ready decided against embargoes. Will they
declare War a. AGAINST Francel No. There
is strong party in this country. in favor OF
Napoleon - Congress dare not offend Ma'
party. Will they declare war against EGG
and! No. A majority Of the. people are OPP
posed to such a.measure. What thcnv i'll they
do? They will make flaming war speeches.
1rheyswil pronounce loud curses and anathe
mas against England, snd whispers Of disap.
probation against France. jTheywill propose
and discuss for many days. the old exploded
system Of commercial and social restrictions;
but be careful to lay none Of them. They will
talk OF Wilkinso,r's late army but will be
sure to have no army but an army Of useless
officers, They will bring forward resolutions
relative to the navy, but suffer what few ships
wo have 70 rot in the mud Of the Potomac.
rhey viii bring in bills providing for armlng
and tlisciplimIng the militia; but the militia
will never be armed nor disciplined They
will be loud in favour oil Notifications, but
grant no money for their erection. They VIII
talk a little about gun boats, and great 9ea'
about torpedocs. Trey will propose direct
taxes; but they dare not lay them. They
will hold caucuses to influence the elections:
They will make engagements to prom"te
the views Of the ruling party, at the expence
of the nation. They will authorize another
Ioan-and adjourn.---They will DO every
thing, but what they ought TO do.---rhey
will tremble before the " super-eminent rob
Der of Europe, when they ought to oppose
him like men. They will deliberate VIXEN
they ought to act, and hesitate when they
ought to determine. They will, in Fact, DO
as every government has done which has at
tempted to court the friendship of the Corsi
can tyrant--kut they will suffer the energies
of the nation to be .paralized b, foolish expe-
yiments, aid to fall an easy prey into the jaws
of tbe deyour r --A. Y. E. Post
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LAND FOR SALE.

pr1SHE Subscriber, living n the county o.
+ 4 King George, on the P0sora &C fiyefs
a6hdiag great Inconvenience il having quar-
sers q a,distance, cffers Cor sale 'hip valuable
TRACT OF LAND In tke county df Fam
squief and state OF Virginia, lying Ii . most
healthy part of The state, In the neigh
'cf three valuable merchant Mile, between
the Leasher.coat and Pignut mountains, ven
Sniles from the Court house 'of the said ccuh.
~, and seven miles from Haymarket where
the newly contemplated turnpike ROAD viii
pass, six miles from Middleburg and 4s
miles from the City Of Washington end che
commercial townof Alexandria-- The great
road from, 6verthe Ridge by the White Plains
passes through Il, on which there'is an ex.
eel'ent wagon stand, from whence Great
quantities OF manure are annually collected.
'Two.tbirds Of this estate is,uncleased, .andiin
excellent timber, The soil n well adapted
to the cultivation of.Indian Corn, Wheat and
Tobacco; and from experiments made, no
land Is better suited for the use OF the Plais.
ter. There isa dwelling house on this estate
newly shnished, with two rooms on floor,
and other convenient out houses, calculated
for the accommodation Of q small family
This estate is at present divided into two
farms, on each Of which there is an excellent
granary, farm houses, &c. There 10 at pre-
sent from forty to sixty acres of land in Ii
notify and Clover on this estate; and eighty
or an hundred acres more may very conve-
niently be added. No estate is better or
more conveniently watered than it is. L, is
bounded by Broad Run on the west for nearly
one mile and an half; and Mill. Run, . never
failing stream, runs through the middle of
it, on,W hich there is an excellent site for an
ovefshot Mill and Dis,iRery. The subseri-
Der will divide this estate Into three or more
farms to suit the convenience of purchasers.
1t il deerRed unnecessary 70 say more, as il
is presumed that those who may be incliaed
TO purchase will first view the premises. A,
4 easonabie accoHm odation wilt be givenpar. ;
chasers as to the payn: cRts. Letters address!
ed to the subscriber, postpaid, will meet
with due attention
.,.. Richard Steuart.
Cellar Grove, June 20. 2aws;"
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June 20.
Forty Dollars Resoard.

= -
II AN AWAY lrom the subscriber, onfb .
~ 18th Of December last, negro DhNt :,
El..-he is SO years old,:s feet io,or hljsei :
.es high, toIersbiy black, high eheek'hsnehl e
had an opening between his iront,teetti hM 8
ing. the appearance of one lsst,ircmsfkad Q
round shoulders and slender waist--ne . } =
,profe ssion Rahdsf,.bas lost much ofbis,r =
:iision, and,is. fond oftaiking on that sgtjsat :.
he, has appeared TO be yesy .nDwell i6ts tEp or
three years, past and has done nothing; > e.
fore that lime he was good hand to PIT up
post and rail- fenee, and. itching, which he
no. doubt viii engagein should be getaid -
lance from home--he d good ~ oil kinds Of
plantation work. It Is believed ihs u An IN
the neighberhosdso of Aiexandsiaw hele DE = g
aviie, and IL hsrtorsdby DE fIsesbs =.
longing, or who have atseaYs Seioaged % d =
estate Of Benjamin Dulanx sEsa, nd ths u
.conne ctions. 81 ls.l s 6. z: !. e.
8 will give the above reward df sstnred IN
Jail 50 tbaei get him gsips az Teseonab -
charsesH brought haMes & ssgs.ss = gu
John Dull &
tNAExv n ~ t3 IA r! ~
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

r OS1 yesterday morning, ,Blaek &ea-
IL Aher POCKET BOOK, mended at both
ends with pink colored silk, 'is formerly De-
longed to Mr.. Maerath, whose name is in il,
containing tsvo hssndrea and thirty Gve l,etlars
IN bank nsfes, consisting OF two fifty dollar
notes, one on the bank Of Potomac, the7a,her
on the bank Of Washington; six twenty dob
lar notes, one often dollars and one ofAse,
with snrdry papers Of no use to sny, psrspn
but the owner. The finder shall receive the
above reward add no qges lens astsd, On Se-
livcring the book with its contents 70 ,ths.
Printer, or - ~ $40 -.
David Mankins. I
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A Warm 50 .Cola Bath.
Tin Mandatory & Plumming.
Jpue. 20.

Mas ELF ABETH .M'MuNN :
Respectfully informs her friends and tho
public that she continues to carry on the N A.
NLlFACrORY Of TIN WARE, in AL it,
various branches, and RUNNING, at she
shop ], tely occupied by George M'Mnna on
Fairfax, between, King and Prince streets.
All articles in the above line viii be made
according 10 order, at the, shortest notice SaFs:
most reasonab1e.teyms. "a
She keeps Consistently on hand, for Sale. .
supply Of ,heyarious articles Of lin Were.
.e.+ ALSO, s.
Articles Of Sheet Irisn manufactures, end
.Gustersand Pipes for Houses will be furnish.
ed at 20 Cents per feot. Apply as above
June 20 r..- ." eQ3t :
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aelS, che Wealtk ct this country Slmoss eur.
psssss tssdihillty !; lss us nee BE- PrOMptsd
By smpgudens gealo.so Of any description, 10
hazard shs isfssrievabis losb of eali, Or sny
OF their lnss.isnable biessipga !; lee sps sss'
cure them soEsvsr. with the aid Of Divine
Fspvidehes, BY rallying around the ssand.
ard at ear National goverrdAens, and by ca.
<Cnfaeing sad essablishing martial spirit,
on the selid EopndatiOn OF internal peace,
order, and. eoaeord. s. =
4. GERRY.
1--WE have abridged shis speech, BY emit.
ting ssmsiecal n,asssrsl : E,
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ROBERT CRAY,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
has lately received, for safe, tie following
BOOKS:
Collar Grove, June 20.

Adams on the Globes, Cicero Delphinia,
Nugent's French Dictionary, picket edi-
ton; Millions Works, miniature, Episcopal
Prayer Books with additional ny INNS. in plain
and gilt bklngs. Pocket Bibles Morocco
Cooks Voyages, Fenelon's Pious Reflections
Tor every d.y III the month. Ella Rosenberg.
JUL. De Robisue, Italian Nun, Sandtord and
Merton. Cabinet>of Menus, Criminal Re.
corder Constitutions of The United States,
G,eanings ON Husnandry, Bowditch's Navi.
cation, Duncan's Dispensatory, Edinburgh
do JscksoDs Book keeping, Young Mans
Companion, Steub,h's Military Exercises,
Dwlgnt's Geography, PERKINS, French Ia.
bles Wats's Lo. ic, Boyle's Voyages, Let.
tiers from the Mountains, Roderick Random,
Cottagers uf' Glenburnis, Sterne's Works,
Sc. SC.
STATIONARY.
Wiring. wrapping, printing, letter, ban-
box, bonnet and drawing Paper.
Blank books ofvarious sizes, rulsd 4 plain.
MUSIC,
For she Piano Forte or Aarhs;rAsrd.
No. l and 2 Of six progressive Sonatinos,
with violin accomplishments lad 'libituN NY
.Pleysl Andante, with variations, by do.
Battle of Dunkirk, by Limrock,
'Blaire ct Babet-overture for four hands,
by Vogel. ......- -.
@ Duets for 4fiutes or violins, by :P!eyelL
r.. SONGS.
The .art that fights for liberty. Tell me
soldier. The oak Of our fathers. The York
shire beauty. Swser Emma. Snowy Rose.
The home f.my heart. Colin and Kate.
My Lowell far away. Oh, then remember
me. Sweet is,the Vale. -
Musical instruments.
Two elegant patent London made Piano
,Fortes, with additional keys to c. and Pedal.
Ono pair French Horns. 4 military drums,
! .elcggnt C Clarinet, 2 E fat do. . 3. fat
do 2 octave flutes, i elegant hautboy, w
.olins of superior quality, large assortmeSt
.of common Eiolins, bows, .screEs and strings
for do Strings for Piano Forte and guitar,
German flutes and militaryt6fes, instructions
for Piano forte, violin, flute, haatbog, daEe-
let, clarinet and French horn, &c. !:
- = < COMBS.
Fashionable tortoise shell Combs, suitable
60 wear with Madison fat bonnets.
: Long, crooked. and eide do. ~.
Mock and patent do. ~
Ivory small teosh combs. -
Dressing do.
June 20. III
$3.50 Us,ce;a Cheefinwc. 80 ~
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ISAAC KELL.,
CoSbeysmith, Plum6rr, and Tn Ptsss'

CoSteysssith, Plsn6er, and Tn Pts's-
..-s-~-s asl WOFker, .
TTAv1NG REMOVED from Water 20
II Prince street, two doors above the
corner of the late Col. Hooe, inforTs those
who have hitherto favored him sith H'e'r
custom, and those who may be disposed 70
do so, thai he will thankfully receive ana
epIeayor to merit their fayors.
Cash or exchange given for old Copper
i,rass, Pewter or Lead.
WANTED,
A BOY Of good morals As Apprentice %
the above business! ..,
March 29s l-vs'
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Aas1,.
FOR u,

FOR S3kE II 50 IS q.
I The HOUSES md s oT sess.es !.
Dixie snd Hoyal sireets. ate tle pfo ok
EEshs aapaeys n 10, = hal aete AsSs15 ~
corner o cnnsssn md ;ilsnsy -
very lihersI term. :, q s q ssss
ishssd Z. ScOsss IF
May e. 8.
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- KA ..
SHIP ,3SH#a NEWS.
o..
Port of Alexandria.
SHIP

ENTERED, ..., .-
Sch. Minerva, Potter, Providence
sundties, 20 the master. =, eu
Sleep Montez una, Palmer, NoEtolk-
Aour &c.--,o Jas. Passou. -.z.
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ik1 Bank .StecA.,
-BATHsH0DSE

THE subscribers bsss lsaye,to seqaains bic
Il friends and the public, that he has 6,tsd
ND. al RURAL FELICITY, 50. !, =,
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Public Sale.

On THURSDAY, the 18th Of this month";
will be offered for sale, 10 the town s6csE
! chester, =.
"A Lot Of Ground situate IL
xhe upper part Of that town, coaiainisg bah
an acre, on which are erected iva sess9
fra1he dwelling house, stabis, graaesy, md
other out houses This house md los Id
Joins the re.idenes Of Mr.. SaHsA 6syty, aa1
was formerly occupied By Mr.. x.sS NSas-
i.sion, Jun. The terms viii bs made isswn
ON the day Of sale. ~, e. *.
j. H. Hooe.
v.-.-,a ar..rl.s. - "a. =.
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y,ai,nt time and sIaes the kSssS -
point; sa.; II. r.aas I'D y w hspaaph 9
.hs .abls,s II The ms s.be,s, With .sssasss
v.sf Sr,ussa. tTt.nbls, 2 ysbslliss'.asss
and Ss astonishsd, o ye Sighting m.n, Soa
byss ana land ! iof; whsn sospedtes aa0
sarrov.sunss n. bsodSh. 70 bear st'os yeaS
both above and bsa<A,h, ys Van p saa.h
lated !! ia &. So
NJ. Barwea from the eemminse @ .
the ssbjss. was referred, rePorted 49,
authorizing and requiring ,hea Prssides -
order the public aned ships e eesyoy
merchant v.ssrls, and 70 aashotise mstshsa
vss.eh 70 arm tor The prossesisa e sti:
can commerce. -. !.
Til. bill require the arTaed 49, = = !.
the United States to convoy sAAs 80
same, and allsx merehans vseseIs -.
under the following re..siesiSasa xexssA &
to carry no good. euasrabanst f&arEs = I
perry Of the bslliseren,s- nc - s I. I,
re.i., search from nsslensl ssffps1 sRl -
belligeren.,, By. are ne. q. taIsis q ~
.s.rch.d.by privaiesrs o. lssfe's = nssso
they are not 70 attempt to enter anys Fess !.
.,eaAy block.ded, bu. they my farce shsis
way in aud su, Of those naminSay -
go 49, 49, = i
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FR1pAY, February 9.

Til. Speaker read a letter from Mr.. Full
',oa respecting his ,orpedcs' and arrew'sun',
and stating shss he had published pa"Ph-
le. On tn. subject. and was willing 70 give
. le,.ur. 70 explain che principle. Of .a'.'et
with sorp<dess and arrow guns stany cen.
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CongreG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, February g., - 3D., ;
[coscLuDrD,l
t74le, for the Alersndris Gssette.l

l7Gkf1 for the A1ersndfiS Gssette.I
The 100000 militia bill, vas. on motion
of NJ. Sssshsrd, reeenai.,ed. ,his the
quota. Of men to be detached. might be ap-
porsioued equally among the several states
and territories. A committee Of 20 was
appointed. - r.. -. y.... -. -
Adjourned. "',-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-10

STRONG BEER FOR SALE
!. A few barrel. OF the hrstquaIt;,s msfs Sy
J. Leonard. Baltimore, Of whSSSSs.u ha.s
a regular supply during the season, price ssx
dollars, barrels retuInaole. - :.
- - JEROME PLUMMER:
January .. "
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-10

to The Gentlemen of Alexs
andria are requested to meet IS
the City Tavern, on Saturday
evening ats o'clock. to. choose
Managers for the Birth night.
Ball. ..:.,.t 49,