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Thomas Miller, William Miller, Edmund Pen.
dieton, James Drnlop, survivor of Dun!ops' and
Cross, Henry Wright aud Robert Wright exc
cutors OF James Wright, deed. George Catletts
William Sale, John G. Catlett, Samuel Sale, John
boutwell,, William Bernard, executor of John
Hipkins, decd. Jane Sale, Margaret Herd, exc
cutrix of John Hord, decd. Reuben Turner, Vel.
verton Stern, executor Of Peyton Stern, decd.
Reuben Saunders, Iohn Turner and George Ter
rel, former high theriit' of Caroline county,
.'1 DEFENDANTS.
THE defendants, John Dunlop and Samuel
Sale, not having entered their appearance and GIL
ven security according 10 the act assembly, and
the rules Of ;his court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the court, that they are ndt
inilabitsnts Of this country OH motion OF the
Pi@at'it by counsel: II is ordered, That the said
defendants DO appear here on the first day of tie
next term, and ana the Dill of the plaintiff: &.
that COPY Of this order be forthwith inserted liz
soTe newspaper published in the city of Rich
mohd, for Two months successfully, and posted
at the front door Of the capitol in the said city.
Il Copy. Ics:c,
April 17. wsw
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y I@IiV' : FsTsI
April 49, , yi
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10. 900, 0o0 15.537,S70
'l.441,627
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chli,~ston,
Savannah,
Ne W.Orieans,

Philadelphia,
Balance due the bank
in account current
By the Offices:
1000
Capital reserved
3,950,000
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"a IFENFION The Richmond Troop will
L Muster on their usual ground, on Wedncs-
day the 18th inst. and on FRIDAY the 18th Nav.
completely equipped, at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj. a.
PunctuaI attendance is required
RIGID. RANDOLPH,
o. S. II. L. G.
April 10. ar
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JOHN LYNCH,
CHARLES SOUTHCATE.

HE business heretofore conducted under The
ABOVE hrm, will, in future, &c done Under that Of
Lynch and Davis as George Davis purchased
Charles Suthgate's share Of the property therein
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The defendants Thompson Mscaboy and Ro3
pert Jones. a'iss Macaboy not having entered their
appearance and g ven security according to the,
act OF assembly. and theries of thi. court, and
II appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
they not inhabitants of this country. On mot.
on OF the plaintiff by counsel, 1t is oydcred That
the, SAID defendants do appear here on the
arst day of the next fern, and answer thu bill OF
6ie plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
forthwith Inserted in some newspaper published
IN tne city OF Richmond, for Two months success
sively, aid posted at the front door of the Capol
in the said CITY. -.
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Joshua o"ehs and Francis Lynn, Elizabeth
Jones. James Jones alias Macaboy, NI,Iiv Eoncs
!tss Macahoy, Nancy Jones alias Macaboy, Iohn
jon7s alias Macaboy, Robert Tones alias Naca-.
boy, Rnwzis Jones alias M4cabey, - VIII
son and Betty his wife, Benjslnin Macaboy,
P@iiy Mscaboy, Thompson Macaboy, Murthy
Macaboy, John Macaboy and Culhbert Owens.
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nISSOLUTION OF Partnership
- The partnership Of Lynch and Soutbgate,
was this day d ssoyed by mutual consent Ali
persons haying claims on the said firm. or owing
any thing thereto, are referred for settlement OF
them TO John Ly nch, who alone is authorised to
pay or receive the same.
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HOUSE OF REPRESEN1ATYVES,

Mr. Fisk reported bill to amend the act brovi.
ding for the third Census or enumeration OF the
inhabitants Of tic United States. Read three
shines and passed
Mr. Love reported bin TO amend the ac. for
Incorporating the Inhabitants Of the city of
Washington. Twice read and committed
Much business besides, Of s private nature,
was progressed in.
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Tho.e a,aylca i6as arc neao meD,bsrs.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-29
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

''Cangmg Doc < agin." Our friends in
New Hampshire announced the Joyful It'd
ings that the election there had eyentuated
in favor Of the federal ticket. On Our part
We lost no time in winding the horn" Of
exult-,tiou, and waiting the pleasing news
East, West, North and South. Some how
or other this pleasing news has turned out
to be what quizzcal gentlemen would call
political Haas = the tederaists are eject
I'd cut. IT'S little Notifying to be sure
no one likes take-in' and the de.
nlocrats will laugh heartily: Aye do, gen
tlemen, laugh ill your sides ache and as
it is useless to lament, why if you have no
objection, we may as Wei laugh with you.
s" Let him laugh that looscs
He that wins will laugh"
They manage these things better in Con-
neCticut
The following is the official statement of
the votes from the secretary Of the COM
,1.l>
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Young Ladies' Academy.

TIE INHABITANTS of Alexandria are respects
July informed, that an Academy exclusively
devoted to the education Of young ladies', Will
be opened Oh The first Monday IN October
next, in the large room of Mrs Wilson'S
house, adjoining Doctor kennedy's Shop, OH
Fairfax street, under the care md with the
assistance of the Rev. Mr.. Gibson. In :.
ton to the common branches, reading vi
ing Arithmetic Geography, with the ~ g
Of the Globes ard English Gran mar, 1t -
proposed to give particular attention to the
Bellies 1 etters and history at once TO enrich
the mind by correct taste In polite lItera-
ture, ard enlarge it by "a lno"ledee OF an
kind. With the patronage CT Tie ubhc, i.
is also proposed to exteid the Usefulness Of
this Institution Ly picoullrg Gle or mere
persons as assistant teachers, Wio shall be
qualified to teach the olr;mtntal bIar,les IF
female education. The subscribe ,eiIg /.
stranger, IL quests tiose vi would 60 Inn
the ltnor to erGune ltsrectiie L.mseH. Il
call on The Rev Mr. I4'ety. trcr hi. Git-
sen. tc Lem lie has suLnsitts d las testin,o o.
mails.
Henry Field
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tence. "In that awful scene our ancestry
will have no avail, nor will the patronage of
the great afford relief, whether we receive
the summons on bed of down, in the peace
full or hostile field, or by a brofisacy ofAfe,
or from an electric shock is immaterial,
sinoe(deaih is the common lot, and who, our
friends and relations are, this critic will
find OF no advantage, only in this instance,
tho they cannot save irons death by aetr1bl.
tude OF old age, they may probably save
him from the demands Of the saA'o5ts. =
Here grammar, punctuation ane, sense are
AL equally set at defiance as usual. The
low language and gnaIignity discover what,
he has Obtained Of 3 christian spirit by read
ing the Bible.
The Ode in truth but very slightly no
ticed. Had | possessed any other molina
tion than TO 90 him service by gentle re-
buke might have shown in almost every
line some blunder or weakness. HID |
supposed him capable OF such deep resent.
ment, OF SO unhappy mper, compassion
would have commanded fofbearance. But
respect is not always due to old age and if
one who boasts OF an education at Harvard
University, WHO in Senate and in Council,
in his profession, among books and among
men. ought to have acquired some literary
taste, or at least good manners, deports
himself with respect to both SO unseemly,
the modification he may receive is of his
own procuring and censure can be attach
ed only 10 himself. Besides, | know of
but few who attempt to critlcise with more
severity or who are more Indifferent to
the feelings Of others, than himself. behind
the screen. The attack on me is personal,
tho harmless; yet will for the present
spare him the PAIN OF seeing his name ex-
posed; hoping the present admoniion may
Be Of service to him. | never attempted to
wound the feelings OF another undrseryed-
ly. To have done so, would have far More
severely afflicted me than such person.
III readers Of this paper will have the
goodness to pardon this occupying OF SO
much room. A single cEastisement like
this may bc Of extensive utility as warn
ing 70 others.
Mr. Leakn speaks of me as the Editor
of this paper. | have nothing to do with
the ediorship. Having BUSINESS that will
probably detain me here few weeks, Mr..
Snowdvn requested me if at leisure, occa-
sioual!y to furnish him with few para
graphs.
Mir. Leak;n is requested 70 repubish the
above. {. ?.
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ADAM LYNN, c. c.

at THE Committee appointed by
the Common Council Of Alexandra,
for the pu,Poie Of distribuiug rewards
to thoie PERSONS OF COLOUR
who dillinsuiihed themfelves by ex-
traordinary exerions at the late fire,
viii neet at the council chamber, this
evening, at tou' clock, where luch
persons as are entitled TO reward, will
attend with certificates attes,ing their
good conduct. Such Of the citizens
as are able to give information on the
above labject will please communicate
it to the committee.
Saturday, Sept. %.
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t to the committee.
Saturday, Sept. %.
4t>a Meeting efMs Sunfre COMPANY
q alexandria, Sept. q, 1870,
ORDERED.

/'."0""''"3 @.f'' go A
ORDERED,
THAT the fun of Twenty Dollars
be appropriated For rewardlng the dit
ferent pef!ons Of color who aiilsted in
working the comp aLys engine on
Monday last, and that the lar'e be
paid under the direction OF Mr.. Ohm
Aoof trea!uIer.
1t having been reprefented to lome
members Of this company, that their
members directed most OF their force
at the late FIRE to a particular build
ing, in preference to some other pro-
perry equally involved it is therefore
thought proper, as publication of
such preference, to pubiiIh the 9th ar
ticIc Of the compact entered into by
the different fire companies Of Alex
andria, which is as follows:
{: The members Of the several COIN
ranies pledge themselves to each other
that they Will assist member Of eli
Their of them Whole property may be IN
danger from FIRE, in preference to per-
fons who are members Of neither"
BY order,
lanes Kennedy, jun. elk.
PALMER's Packet viii fail for
NORFOLK en- tuesday next.
ScDtember o.
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s1eop Margaret, Pearee, P'.ndysire
y ia I. Vowel.
s,oop lo,ra, Chsdviek, New Bsdlo,d:
The Master.
sloor A.pts, H,vlsnd, New Islfoid
Tohn G.. Lac ;rd ott.,s.
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n Here Will 70 TNiIe
Sellice IL Il e InslytelEn
{ IL1cE next Sabbath.
IN COMMON lCJlCIL,

EHfHfff Z, 1910.
Pesol4ed, Thst j. nts II. Ieoe. Ckarl,s
M'Knlltr, ttarks ]. Cs'le,t, ard jena
,han Iut,htr, tie con ni,,fe TO request
II loiiesrg gentle men, 10 W.T. William
He,ter, Thomas Vowel, Jacob Il. fman,
Cuttber, Powell, Edward Stubler, ard 10
nah Thompson, TO act in oerjun.t cn with
them tor the Iulpose of soissiNrg aid ios
the sufferers by the late fres
Extract from the minutes,
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Columbia Ware
FOR SALE,

A valuable new MERCHANT MILL, in
complete repair, with two pair. of French
burrs for wheat and one pair of Allegany
stones for corn. There is machinery, Of G.
very description for conveying the wheat
from the Wagon and from the packing with
a very small portion of manual labor. 1t
NAV be tended with less than halt the labor
in common mills. 1t is situate on the main
turnpike road leading from Ashby's Cap 10
Alexandria,. on good stream of water as a.
nv in the parts. 1t is capable of making 80
barrels OF -four every twenty four hours -
i, is also expected the new paved road will
come directly by it, which will make the
carriage of -four to Alexandra short, cheap
and easy .,
Any person wishing TO purchase will DO
well,o make immediate application, as pos
session will be given the first of July. tits
presumed that any pei son wishing to pur'
chase would want to sec the premises, where
the terms will be made known by
Joseph Hatcher.
OR
Samuel Hatcher,
Near Lsesburg.
April II. CD
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FOR SALE.

TIE Long Gtades, where the white
house tavern and store lately stot'd}
containing 1850 acres Of land, situate three
miles from the great falls Of Potomac, in THO
county Of Fairfax, on the post road from ~
lcxundlia and the city of Washington. twenty
miles from the former and fourteen from tip
latter.
1t can be divided SO as to give an equal
proportion of woodland, Of which it has asuf-
feiency TO each part. There is no tract Of
the same size in the county that's better va
tered tina, has a larger PROPORTION. OF Mea-
dow land, nor 40 ore in the state on which
Pl,is,cr of Paris answers better.
Hay meets with as ready sale as at Alex
andria or Washington
There are on it two Mill Seats, Stone
Quarry, and an excellent situation lor a Dis
ti.lery.
will give a bargain in one half or the
Whole of the abovo property, on EherGt
Gre it, or receive approved property in thi3
district in payment. :
A Farm in Louo Iun, containing IA acres.
adjoining the lands of Ludwcll Lee, esq. ON
the south side OF Goose Creek, FIVE miles
from Lecsburg-
1t has eomfortsble Improvements, is welk
.inlbercd and watered
go also, ~
A tract Of Land, containing $50 acres. in
the district Of Columbia, between 7 and eight
miles from Alexandria, and about four from
George Town. ....
More than half this land is in valuable tim
Der, has large quarry of building stone, and
is we'll watcred. The meadow land is bound
ed above a mile by. four mile 1un. The road
from George Town and Washington goes
through it.
: The Improvements sEe. indifferent. Itha5
several elegant .sci'es for building that cou-
maad prospect of Washington aid the ada
jacent country. =
For this and the farm in loudoun will
give generous credit or exchange thep for
property in Alexandria.
]. SWIFT.
april 10. dst
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Coach.making, in all its various
Branches.
april ls.
e. p. TAYLOR,

'cs IL r. ASNS 3 .
- RESPECTFULLY informs bis tIisn
N and tile public, that he sontin ,ss 10
carry on the. Coach making Rssiness in all it,
various branches, At The shop. in Fairfax.
street, formerly occupied BY Rhea and Toy.
or, where all orders in his line Of business
will beIstIictly atsepded
From an establishment Of three yearstp
the above line Of business he i able To ~,
1. proof OF his workmanship, hs has msny
vouchers. ~
Gentlemen who may please to fsyoi him
with their orders Ter. Carriages Of sny kind
or description, may depend on having tksie
work executed with neatness and strength.
NIB. Allkinds Of Carriages and Harnsss5
E, made and repaired with nsatness aud air
patch.
T. FOR SAL1,
! A lssend h,sd Csashss HitkD,
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MONDAY, dPrH 16.
Taken far the alexandria Gozette.]

Sunlry bills from the Senate. were read
and referred.
On motion of Mr.. Lewis the committee
ct the whole was discharged from the Con-
siderat,on of the bill to incorporate COM
PAW for the purpose Of making sundry
turpp;ke roads in the District of Columbia.
The bill was taken up in the house, read q
third time and passed.
The bill authorising drawback On mer-
chandize transported by land between
Newport and Boston, was ordered to be
enerossed for a third reading tomorrow.
On motion of Mfr. W. Alstoa, the house
reso|yed itself into committee of the whole
on the bill to lay additional duties on goods,
wares and merchandise-Mr. BAssETr IN
the chair. -,
Air. Taylor moved to lay the bill on the
table tor the purpose Of taking up the reso'
luton to reduce the army and navy, After
some debate the motion prevailed, 40 to
4s-the resolution was therefore taken up
Mr.. Macon moved to amend the resoIu
ton TO disband the whole army.
II
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After some debat6 NJ. Nelson moved to
have The committss rise and report pro-
gress. This motion was negatived.
Mr.. johnson then made speech OF some
length. He said though he was for ensrget'
&c measures, he should vote to reduce the
army. H. ........ .s.-.. O.,
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N oTIC &.

THE citizens Of Alexandria arc requested
j to make out list Of their real festate,
the street it is situated upop, together with al
account Of their taxable property, consisting
of all male tythables sixteen years and up.
wards. all their horses cows, Wagons, carts,
drays, two wheel carriages, four wheel earn.
ages, male and female dogs /; and hacd the
same 10
Richard Lewis, or
George Corryell.
y .1sssssors.
April 4. eosw
Extraa FROM a Lawefthe Cooperation.
AND if any master or mistress Of family
or any owner of taxable property, shall ne.
elect or refuse to give in list Of all male
tytheables, belong to, or residing in his OF
her family or OF all his or her taxable pro-
pcr,y, within five days after demand made
thereof by any assessor, the person so Of
tending sball forfeit and pay one hundred
dollars. And if any person whatsoever shall
wilfully omit or misrepresen, in the list CIV
en- in, any tythable, or any taxable property,
or shall in any other manner conceal the
same f, ON the knowledge Of the assessors
the person so offending shall forfeit and pay
double the amoupt Of the tax imposed on
such tytEablc OF taxable property. Every
merchant, shop keeper, mechanic, or other
person, having in his or her service or cm>
ploymcnt any clerk, journeym@n, apprentice,
or assistant, shall render an account OF the
same in his or her list OF tythables and shall
be accountable for the capitaion tax hereby
imposed, in like manner and under the same
penalties, as If such clerk. jenrncyman, sp-
prentice, or assistant, were Q member OF
his or her family.
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6ngrsiS Of the United States.
KOUSE OF PESEATATIYES.
WEDNESDAY, AbrH II.

Mr.. Randolph said that the house was
already apprized of the death Of General
William Washington, in whom our country
had lost one OF her most illus,rious sons.
1t 10 very far from my intention, sir, (said
he) by any Nmplfca,ion of mine to lessen
the impression of that me,it which the bare
mention Of his name is calculated to make
on the mind Of every man who hears me.
1t is not tho least uneauivocal proof of that
worth that it was not sxtinguished BY the
effulg.ncs of his great kinsman's glory,
with which it was daily brought into com.
parison. The reputation which can stand
such an ordeal as this, is far beyond the
praise or blame Of an humble individual
like me. If to the proposition which am
about to Offer an objection should arise in
the breast of any man who hears me on the
score of the rank which that gentleman
bore in the late American army, permit me
TO suggest that it is a testimony to valor and
not to rank. 1t is not mere respect to
rank which I wish the house to pay. 1t is
not in rank to add to the infa.ny of an Ar
mold or to the glory of Washington. l
will therefore move the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved That the members of this house
do wear Grape on their left arm during the
remainder Of the session, as testimony OF
respec, for the memory of WIN. Washing
ton, late lieutenant colonel in the revolu-
tlonary army.
Mr.. Smile said he hoped there was no
man who felt more respect or gratitude to
those men who served their country during
the revolutionary war than he did but this
resolution appeared to him to be improper
on several grounds. 1 agree (said MIR. S.
with the gentleman from Virginia that the
! rank should have no effect on the opinions
of members of this house on such subject
as this. But it is not singular as to the ma
ny heroes who have sesved us during the
revolution, who have now gone to their
long home, no notice has been taken OF
their merits by US, nor any step taken to
confer upon them the honor now proposed
&c be conferred on this officer, whom |
acknowledge to be meritorious? We have
seen a Green die, and certainly no man ex-
cecde d him in rank or merit, the general in
chief excepted. We have also seen Wayne
die, and DO not recolect that such 4 tribute
was proposed to any man who served US
during the revolution. Shall we then by
passing this resolution sanction an idea that
lint. col. Washington was rn,itle to more
respect than others Would not the pas
sage of the resolution be considered as an
indirect censure on the o,her revolutionary
characters who have gone from US Win
the other heroes fall that are still existing,
we must, if we lass this resolution, pay
he same respect to their merits, or sup
pose thcm 70 have been inferior. This
would introduce into the legislature invid
Gus comparisons, and. instead of leglslating,
we shall BE- sitting as judges upon character.
In every respect, I think the resolution OBJ
jrctionablr.
+ The question was taken on the resolution
without further d*bate and PISSED in the
gatiye-ayes 50.
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Freight Wanted.

About SEQ barrels will be taken on freight
on boart! the SC hooner AleHt, now !oa'lin for
st. Baytholemews, or Barbadoes if permit
ted after the .3d instant. apply to
C.. Coleman.
Anrfl H.
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the president Of the United States mat bet
ter know the amicable intentions Of Fraac CO
towards the United States, and her favorable
disposition towards American commerce.
tAgnedl DUO DECApORE."
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Public Sale.

wiz be added to This days sales,
One cafe Of Cotton ,Cassl-
meres.
P. C. MARSTELLER.
April II.
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April II.
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Domefic Warehouse.
April IL.

THE Domestic Manufacture Company
i have opened Warehouse on King
near Pitt. street, where they have for sale,
by the piece or retail, variety of American
Manufactures, viz Superfne broad * mar.
row cloths and milled cashmere, sattine,s,
grey mixed and drab cassinets, co,ten a;l.'
toilenet vest patterns, table and towel did
per chambray, ginghams, stripes, checks,
bed.tieking, shifting cotton, plain and Color
cd sewing thread, white and colored cotton
thread in balls and hanks, metal buttons,
tackled flax. spinpins wheels and cut reels,
and an assortment Of
Columbia Ware
From the pottery IN fhiladelrhis. They
are il. daily e>pee ta,ion of a supply Of linens,
flax and spinning cotton, and will endeavor
to keep constantly on hand general assolt-
ment ofCOODS suitable to the season.
John Macleod, agent.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,


April 18th, 1910.
On balloting for Constables Of the town
of Alexandria, Robert Abercrombie, John
Nellie, William Dulany, and Elijah Che
nauts, were unanimously elected.
Ordered, Tha. each of the Constables
of the town be allowed for their services
for the present year one hundred dollars.
Extract from the Minutes.
ADAM LYNN, &C.
ASSIZE OF BREAD
1Iade Of SnterSne Burr Flour.
CENTS.
The . pound loafto be sold for 40
4 pound loaf 90
pound loaf 10
pound Loaf
JANfES HARRIS,
Clerk Of the .AIsrket
April II.
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t. W1LL1AMsoN's Packet will
bail for Norfolk On Thursday next For pas
sage enquire at Mr.. McClesn's wharf:
April II.