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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-08
FROM THE NAT. 1NrEL1rcENorp

kN = r..
writer. who signs himself :. PubE.s -
mas very unadvisedly in my opinion. uoder-
taken iu discuss, and in discussion TO deny
the power OF Congress to Inquire into the
conduct OF military officer
There can be no doubt but. in making
laws, that Congress are bound by the LETTER.
oil the written constitution. But their mn
raj powers extend much farther: for. as
the grand organ OF the people, (who are The
absolute sovereignty they mus, necessarily
purge, by contempt, the officers of govern
ment OF bad men and eXalt, by applause
such individuals as, in a virtuous course
do more than their mere dutt. TINS moral
conservative power of Congress. which is
the true SALT of our insti utions, serves ~
once as a barrier against the phrenzy of DO
pular faction, and the favori ism Of the E.s
cu.ive.
1t is in the exercise of their moral faculty
thai Congress vote thanks to military and
naval officers; and besIow by votes, bonn
ties Tor the deeds of valiant and vlrtuons
men.
The constitution does no.. indeed dele
gate. in writing, this moral power because
1t would be impossible 20 express. by words
the entire scope which IT ought to embrsce.
IL is lett. very properly. to the equitable
discretion OF Legislators, who are answera
bic tor its abuse TO the people.
AMERECANIS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-07
!oCcph H. Vaudeville,
December 8.

yo(eph H. Vaudeville,
O6srs for sa!e the following arficlss,' ~
1vhoksaie or retail
5000 busls Lisbsn and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Green!C ofee, in barrels and bags
5000 Goshen Cheese, Of excellent qua
lily in casks "a.
1000 New England do. do
200 bbls. Of Herrinys, ohad and Mackarsl
so tons Plaster Paris
20 bacs prime Upland Georgia Cotton.
% hhds. Jamaica, Antigua and 'Dsms-
rara Rum
4 pipe. French and ditto Brandy ".
IS hhds. Muscovado Sugar ~
so bbl,. do. ds.Gasrsat q iAlia's
2 hhds. Coppsraa
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-07
PublnSale.

~ - u > = y e..
A GREEABLE't to the last VIII ind Tee
"A lament Of Col. rPsrKR WAosrEa, -
ceased, will be SOLD. 1t the Town Of Coaches-
tel. in Fairfax County, on THURSDAY, sthe,
u 5,h day OF ,hi. month, all the re,idue g
his estate, not included in tho tpeeidcls
eie,; consisting Of swen.y-on Iksiy Ne
groes, and Household and Kitchen Furnitares
and Stock Of every kind, and Fsrufng uten.
sis. Among the Negroes are two good
rough carpenters, cooks, and some excellent
male and female house servants; asneag the
number ia a middle aged man. Sxcctsd by
few as waiter, having never been otherwise
employed. The terml will he,. for , perfs
cash and the remainder on credit xhisA
gill be made Known on the, Day ofs sale, Any
claim against the es;ate, or against The late
AIRS. Sipsh Wagensr, his widow, approyed
by me previou, to the dey .ef sale, VIZ -
received 10 payment. 80 =, !
- = -. - 6. .Denealc. Ext
Fshruaty :. 'y;s,; ~ = II; dia.S +
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-07
ii o. TIcE

S7sHE ,uhseribsr By. rsirtne 6fraS1ss6 ~
II ,russ to him tom 'AAEzEt6Asl itspsrst
sox, dated on the sS,A ~ @ SH sEs 10 y
the yesr .lssss iier sths prWp ssscsse4 &
.aaAs Hstkisst On ths :Slk day Sl R@tElbs1
,n.xi, and Il. III hour 81 swssss q !Aek 9,
that day--if the DAY 10 ct fais SEss, seA Z
Tie Erst iair day thereafter md q ,saMe,
hour win proceed 10 1sii tsr rssdt nictiy, )
ts public, sucsioa, 70 tht hiyhsAf Addsk ~
the preMisea, y = j. = = = 81 !, Z
The Fec.sintpae Rstase9 Z ~; 4.
1sths 3sAsstx Prshsssy. 4 Nh Z. {. - !,
/, About Eve aerss md 90 49, IS q! 3, y
Win the hoases thef ron. idiasaaAt ~ $780,
" OF Aiexsnds W a, lie sAi g 49, ,. y. =
ef Ajsxas dria, sss "a siaiag .shs 49,
.sf i3tiliisw, ths sssl d1ues' - 1T w, !.
whieK EtS sesvi I'D slsF sse ]
,posSestisn q Mr.. I'D 80 VI AZ so
Rdd,nnd q 9 ! - ! z !. AZ &,
! Jaesay4 ST. M {. B w Y
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-07
n Q + l G. e.

LAST NIGHT he,wcen the hours 81 So
-, .n,I eight O'Clock, was stolen frsm the
nous. formerly occupied by Mr. Laws, now
occupied by stiss HeI!en Guls'', ~ ~ !.
cui,,s, one of which Jein, renaskao.sshao .
Iarc. .izei leaf with dark ground diamonds
bcior Also of furni' urs c .li:o, ana quilted D!
the Leaf, also BY the diamo2a-t,e other o? e;
;nv diamond and star, With Large Star IN
the center, quilted Chiefly IN she'ss-.a'so T."
-, .nd l,,en sheet. Whoever will ap-
nrssend ,he thief and deliver the things =. :,
,h;. ofsce. or,o Miss HELEN Guilatt' sDs,'
T.. generously rewarded. shoutl they oe
o ~ sed lor sale, i,isrequestca they navy ~
:, o.nsa and inform alton given as aso's men :
sioEcd. ~, -
!; February .. ,g - -.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-07
Public Sale.

PUBIC Salcs ...rt
UNDER the authority Of deed Of trust
from Samuel Bailey to W., for the purpose q
securing the payment ofcsrtain debts TO "!
liam Wilson, surviving administrator Of Cam'
6erL.nd Eiisom, deceased, and to Benjamin
Bon. we will offer at public sale. for cash,
on the 18th day Of Mach next, ut the front
door of the court house, In Fairfax county,
a TRACT OF LAND, in the said county,
described in til. deed as situated on Occoquan
Csess,< u.ljoinins 70 the town Of calchsstss,
and devised to the said Sansei Bailey by his
father lillian Bailey--supPossd to contain
four hundred acres.
Thomas Harrilon. jun.
r. l. Taylor. ..,.u
December 8. ... sSH
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-07
Janusry24

to Intending. to remove 70
tie town Of Alcxxndriu, ! wish to sell . lease
Of 3 years Of SebassiSs 81, ing Tavern, with
Is acres thereto belonging. Any person In.
'clieed te purchase will meet with q bargain,
and may be supplied witha numl er of arti-
lies suitable to Tavern keeping. =
e ..'7 ~. - - ID. A. Undo. Z
January Is. .......t.. -. -
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-07
A GKEAI BARGAIN.
November 10.

THE subscriber wishing to remove 10 the
western country, viii .cIl the FARM on
whicn he resides in Fairfax county II mule"
from AlexaniriA, 9 from George Town icr-
~. ana about the saAe from the Potomac
E,i,l.;c crossing 10 the city OF Warrington
IL healthy, agreeable nrishoorhood' e";'-
tanning abou, AZ" acres, on which Is a co"Se-
ricn, dwelinyhousc large enough Tor gen
,scl sa,Aiiy, together with all tho out""'ses .
suitable, all new or nearly so an orcharo Oh
sp,,,e trees Of selected fruit, together WIN
Gi;Isrcn; other fruit trees, proportion OF in'-
nrs,ed meadow Tor the scythc, and large
norton more may easily be Made. Any per-
SON inclined to purchase may Know inc 'et'l''
~ application to MIR JoHs DULix' a',l''n'ns
trc said fIrIn, or the suoscrioef o" Inc prs
''"'e'' Y D,,i;,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-07
,CHRrsTOpHER ;CIRD,

- Z" "1"- IN q = S1.y1Sr1s. = y, %
n ETURNS his most greselsl thenke -
cS. the citizens OF Alexandria and iii: VI
cini,y for the very srsat patronage md Pr.
lection he has received from them :SiAees hSS
commencement in busiasss In sAis eovRs row
near fourteen ycai s--Hs hopes from . steedr
Atten,itn sud . desire 70 plsate 20 msfka
continuance OF their favots 20 long thpy
naay think him worthy. ~ (.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-07

Sales at EesdYe. +.
On every Tuesday and Friday,
-, WILL Be- SOLD ::
a ss,s yendss Store, sorass Of Prince ana
So Water streets.
Il Ysr,e:y IF Dr., Goods, Groceries, &c.
p.Jicuiars Of WHICH viii be expressed IN
x,.e bflIs Of the day----All kinds OF goods
.rldcb ara on limitation and thu prices OF
snich are estabtishsd, Gan Ut gay time os
vi.wo,l and purchased AZ the lowest hnitssios
aaupTices. =, ,........
= p. G. Marsteller, v. NJ.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-07
o. FRESH FRUIT, Sc,

THE subscriber has jus. received : Emp:
ply Of fresh English Walnuts, Spanish FL;
berts. Bloorn and Mssladei Raisins, Sweet
Oranges-alsa. few 6rkhS Butter from the
buck country. - ~. - :;
y... +. l., Thomas Patton. \
Y.o~s., "a --''. ~ ~. : Ft.' -. q - ..
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-07
STAVE YARD.

: CASH will be given for any quantity o.
Mhbs and rsi o.s 40; .heAd sild blrrel Ssa'es
aae tis@I!.s, ~ III. s..
:. = - y 3. James Harper. ),
On wharf north oi hunters ship YARD
s lYao rx,1:e:. g qnsnsisy Of =, !.
Tar aaI piteR, and Intends keepios segu'
VIA supply ersssese articles.
sgsru.-:: 2.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-07

,Jun Received, .':' .
T.. md POR SdLE ny 70"
CHARLES ]. ,CArLETT, a, ~
D.. IS chests Imperial, Tyson, & Young
fIyson Teas. -. ,......, 80. ; :
$4,000 lbs. prime Green Cofee.
20 pipes and s,quar.er casks Lisbon
and Tcnartfc Wine. ~
8 hosshcads Muscovado Sugar. =
1000 lbs Srine Irvine. -"
90 boxes Mould Candles. -.
50 10. Spanish Segan. -...
8 barrels Pimento. . -
October is. t..a ~"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-07
II NEW NoKEL.. :.
II NEW N0KE q IS sa.E.
s.lSts. s..s-,f q q * s:.,S
;, Jsst ruhlishsa, end fers 9a(s sssf 81
;GLENcA ;.,s q. I,
.1:HK Dza1PP0ESTsfEN7s'oE9 t6118
9 sees5 aasA NOVEL, J 'S@s s. y ~

, = +z,Os W'AsATxords 0lrssy q, :,
! .AssAsraf ne tssysr ~, eaitk
!, &a-I'% -. q. ~ .dsis ~
5 The csisbsity sof sthiss IathSEE q laAy -
YER" and q CHILD OF sFExLfNSy:i =
ducedths pu6ishsrs - Sngpeeip sAis iwoeAs
ard withou: detratsing shum s|Ie miFitspf tha
.ioI mer, feel themselves jusdAed ;tf ssis!ing
thst his GLENCARN y SupsFisr .,
1t Is submitted without further stecmsnSndA-
,ioa, with &isl. that thss AmS{isi4 ssysSy.,
srs may give further, snssafsssiatns' 81 III
yourg gsntisn,ans sndeavSps % sAtsttaiA r..
s,vuct AVID moraliss his fellow eisisSas, ma
way seemipSly web calculated. 20 asracte
attcn,ioa. ~ 'f,,ls.f isas3ii ~ ~ EE''s.
Feb. g., - - -; ~ jtis ia t'}EsFf 49,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-07
RVSE Hill FOR SALE.

This healthy, beautiful, and we'll improved
SEAT is nos offered for lie
Il con,.ins 200 acres, 80 of which are in
wool. No!and is better adapted To- the use OF
rlaiat. r 0! Paris, and there is sHnAe very valu-
abe meadow lsnd uEont
For ;era,s apply to w. Il. Foot., esq. upon
the premises, On TO the subscriber in Charles
county, Maryland. 3D..
Benjamin Dulany, jun.
September - q
10 B u I 7 E K.
1000 lbs. f,kia Butter, in good ship
ping order.
20 boxes Dixon's flesh Mustard.
40 kegs Leiper's & Carrots Sauifs,
1ust,rece;ved By
J,feph Vaudeville,
Corner v, King amt fairfax-s;ree's.
With a gensr4l assortment Of Gr0ser'" g
i,S0d!. -.
80
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-07

Catalonia } s.. - -...
Holland and Country Gin III 4
New England Rum in hhris- and bib.
Peach and Apple Brandy in bbis.
Martinique Cordials, in ,oxes e,
Loaf and Lump Sugar, aavsnnah Honey
per gallon, Fiyb'ue. .',>.3,
Molssses 10 hhds. Spanish klotant image
Spanish Cigars, Butter, ~
,Harris's and 'raylors manufactured Eos
,bacco in kegs,
Gunpovdsr and Shot Of different sizes.
'Cinnanson, Nutmegs, Pepper, ptmsats,
Chocolate Nos. ! and :, Mould and DiN Case
dies, g., ....,'. . $50.
Malaga Riisins IN boxes,
Pipes in bsxss, 3gross each, =
slingha,I, box's, fiamiltous ,Garrs0a enc
Iincr's Stuff in bottles. @sf1 tgr
.Lom;on and Phiisdelphia Mustard
Writing snd Wrappiag Paper.
Bed Cords. Leading Lines, &s -
l9AI -. 3 -, Also, a.sk 4 = y. :,
A conssan, surply ;ofwArEaynAs Cd
best sypsns,ss .sIoyn. b. retail ssd !, 81
. 80 hhd.. Of slaryl and ViaAael IT,
SO. - .ssi ~. ~ 49, I ~ y Z 80 Il. ~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-07

NJ Printing in all is variety y; !, ~
. neatly e, executed 1t this ohoA
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F.. Dulin.
=. Du9fH
MILITARY LANDS.

FOX SN IL,
O, viii be sreAang.d. FAR PROPERTY IN .Nera"-
0ris or rs vicinity, .,.-.,
A Warran, for Cos acres OF Land,
t:r.n;sd 6s rho state OF Virginia tor Military
seryices during the revolutionary war. m ia
1.p& lies III The 5tAte.cf Ohi"' ano Is s..' ~
be amongst tho bcsi III tue state IL VIII "
soA g:c4, b..r;sain. APplyio
,,~..',s> John Longden,
- NAV l3. So. ..
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-27
s. egtQafure Of DeIaluare
1ll senate.
Ely
7Eus,lep. Jaauiyv !s, 1910.


o. notloo. los bill Incorporating h.
Cher Island Marsh ConpanY,an The re-
solu'ian appointing bank directors, view
..ent % the House Of Representatives TO
concurrence.
The clerk Of the House Of Representa-
tiyss heing admitted, returned the bill max
ing prcv.i1n ior procuring copies Of ceral"
nspers I'd warrants from the land Office Of
lie s,ae q Mar, land, and Informed the Sc
nate thu. !he House of Representatives had
concurred therein; after which lie with
drew,
MIR. Cooper. agrecably 10 leave given,
lad O.. nc table bill to regulate the TIA!
Of causes by special jaries-walch, on mo.
ton. was read.
On motion. the bin to erect seminary
ng learning IN the town OF Doyer, was read
a second time.
o., motion. the bill to establish The hrigdr
acto.s 3 ,1ai Creek as public property was
resi- a third time by paragraphs, and passed
tn Sc7ate-
The bill % prevent swine running at large
w,thi- certain district, was read second
nme.-Ad,ournati.
so'ci0ch, 2 III.
Mr.. Cooper asked and obtained leave to
bring il bill 10 ar.harisr the clerk Of the
supreme court TO receive transcripts from
Justices of the peace, &c.
A messenger from the House of Repre-
sen'a:ives bang admitted, presented bill
extending he jurisdiction Of nasio;rates 10
es-sivrss ct uauiayea 2;;a aSsaplt and battery
under twes, pounds which had passed the
House OF Representatives, and 70 which be
requested the concur eng 81 the Senate
and he withdrew.
a m.sserg-r irnm he House Of Repre-
scnta'ives brig adt ittsa, reported hill tt
eaab.e --- .}u;sar il, Sussex county to al,
ssr a certain yoal tatrvin r,ea;inne,., whitl
had passed ;ar Houee of Representatives,
s:,a whch ~ rsc"4ssea tAs eoacu,rcnc,
X "" ;;,..;e---a,1ti hs wi,.7lirew.
=. $685. 10y 60, the i:ausc e Pspre
.0seeit.- -s-.v " 4, ,:sti. resented Tor III
.4ia a.aa4s & .;s &snaae pii supple
ns9.sa III inc }4-tsrr rss; alto
.}-'f>. IS. .ta., &.,ica M: ;s,,a..d ii
y 49, ."-,1se--.,sa;i he with
dts,r. Acj2arned
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-27
aus Of the clinton.
[ By Authority.
AN ACT


10 revive and continue in force for Further time the
first section of the act, entitled An act further to
protect the commerce and seamen OF the unteo
States, against the Barbary powers
DE it enacted BY the Senate 0ndHouse O
y REPRESENTATIVES of the United States q
america, in Congress- assembled nat 5"
much of the ac; passed on the twenty-h''@
day of March, one thousand. eight hundred
and four, entitled . An act further to PR
rec, The commerce and seamen OF the Unls
ed States against the Barbary powers"
ia contained in the Grst section OF the sai'
ac., land which was revived and consin0
in force for The time therein mentioned,
an act, entitled /" An act 10 revive and a.t
,inue in force, for further time, the i.
section Of an act, nt',led hn act tutiR
90 protect the commerce and ssamen OF &
Umi,ed States agalns. the Barhary powers
oassed the tenth day OF January. one taco
sand eight hundred and ninc.) be, aud tie
same hereby is revived and continued
force, until the fourth day OF March, o.
thousand eight hundred end eleven: FRI
oided however, That the additional duly Ia
y, the SAID secnon shall be collected on =.
such goods, wares and merchandise, llahH
10 pay the same, as shall have been impoi
ed previous TO that dav.
]. B. Varnum,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
George Clinton,
yice.pres;acnt of the United States. an
President OF the Senate.
January la 1910,
APPROVED, j iNf,o NJ y p =.
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scnta,iyss oeins alni..ei .iatofnied ti'at M,
house hau arpointed fsirssrs. Higgins ana
Robinson a cumml,tce oil conference on the
suffice, Of It's disagree 'nrns TO the amend
men,s ptoposedhy ne Senate 70 he hili re-
pnlst,ne shtn.s re.uins. After which ne
withdrew.
A messenger from the House o. Repre-
sen,asives being admitted, presented tor inc
signature of the speaker, sundry enrolled
biIis. which he inf1rmed the Senate, had
received ,hf signature o! ne speaker OF me
House oil Representatives. And he with
rev. Ad,9urarG.
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IMaaa \ 10.

M, CoGF.r. agtceaals tc leave given.
iti.i ~ s.'e ,ae@ hiii 70 antaouae the cirtks
d ,hc supreme court 10 receive ard Gie
Transcripts - N the dockets Of Justices Of
ils Teace aN:' for other parposes--whch,
% ,uatioa. sas read.
o. :ao'l9n, The bill anihorising the ,iv
si".: = iards the pre- sr:y Of certain minors
II s>sa; ard Sussex counties was rea, q
t.hifd sine BY paragraphs, and passed the
Senate.
/ he comr,,i@c 10 when? was referred
The petition 80 renonsrance ON the sob.
set Of tao town q L,swes reported thrir c.
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rongreta!o.A! Reglstsr.
In Senate.
.Jdnaasy Is,

IJUNNU7.E N.
The ,ena,e resumed he consideration of TIE
Il au,norlsng the tl'tins cut. otiiecnng asa
aiming the frg.tcs Belonging 10 the lnisea
!. ates; aud on motion oil MIR. Gi,rs, the MI
As recomni,tcd 70 the comci'ttcc who reported
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.jaan2t5 ~.
Tao senate resumed, as in coirr,ii'ce IL I'll,
who'll, the consider atom Of tie hi! " author
sing subscription on behalf Of the Y. States,
10 the capital stock of Chesapeake and Delaware
an1 Ohio Companies. (Th!s is new title to
the bill reported by Mr.. Pope, " for the I'M
rrovcment of the u. s. by roads and canals"
which, it viii be rcco'Iectca, WAS recommii,cd
and reported in this forpl.--on motion Of Mr..
Llovd, the Further consideration thereof wa,
postponed Till the first Monday in February
next.
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T. sls Ga5sifg.
Wilmington, January 81, ls 10.

GlARa.ED-Oa "Wednesday evening last.
ny ire Rev. DR.. Pryce, Mr. James Tayior ia
Miss Inn hinrdAsy, both Of Brandy wine hun.
drci.
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The bill anhnrsinS tnt tntiGg OFT, etttasF'Ps
an mannips The fl ga.cs Il Inc u. stare vas
al in co nmttee Of tne wnoie sn,l ordered ar
,hiId rc,,ng.
vOLUSTEER cOaF3
Tire bill 10 en.lsc corps Of goaase*ra for
hort croi IN the service OF the ~, II 10 was
y motion Of Mr.. Bradley postponed ~ SION
ly next.
[By h.s Bill the president o Tn i ~,
tliorlsed TO engage in the s.,vi'c III .'iies
ior the term Of one yea', the fo!uH . a''tary
.arce 10 he engaged as volunte re .9a'e>:
From Vermont go con,nanl.s. $50 .amp-
.hie 20, Massachusetts 10 Rnua, .--nd 10,
connecticut 60. New Yc.k 40, re nv 90,
Pennsylvania 40, Delaware 10, ~ ..4ta So,
Vrginia so, North Carolina 50, So, go IA
80, Georgia CO. Tennessee 20, X ~ 80,
and from OHIO 0 comrani.s; cac. :sis. G.
5pc captain, one lieutenant. one .,., io,r
ergeants, four corpoias, two mns!eaas, =. not
ess than forty nor more tF.aa siStY atii.--
Ore inspector to b. appo,a:c;i f., ?, 1 ftfrr
from the officers OF the army now
vho>c duty It shall be to lepef TO IT,
which ne is appointed and receive the !. 81.
gagement OF the companies &, la. -iaN y
volunteers To be liable, durius tn 4 ias
which they were engage. to be air.. 'rto
actual service by the president y T., lntrd
States and whilst in service 10 he eart,e! 4. TIC
| same pay, rations, forage ard emau lcni nj eve
| ry hnd (hounty and clothing excc.tsd) wnn
| he regular troops Of the Un,cc Stt,t,. Vine
| these volunteer corps shall be engage, mustered
and accepted by the rrcs.dcnt,.!;c shall &c e..
'i'led to the following bountiss: 10 each COM
issioned officer one months pay TO cacn No.
| commissioned officer, muse all aaa pirate q,
such companies who are creased in complete
uniform and armed and ppcd fit FIR sclve,
IN the field, twenty-five deiars; to each r,i
vate, &c. IN complete Uniform ana not armed
fifteen dollars, an ono Elasaet and ba yonct, an,
one cartridge box. Inc corps TO be io,m,d ir
10 regiments, consisting o. ten companies :aih
| from the same state, one Colonel or lieu.enan
colonel, and two majots 10 each regiment 70 b
selected BY the presi'!ent of the United States-
IT sniilcien' nrm5ef to fill the quota from eacI
s'at. shall not engage by the day 9
the presiden: IS 10 accept 90 mary super
na!neraIy companies from the state nearest to j;
as may be necessary 10 supply the deficiency
but when more compares saa.! engage than III
quota required, then those @hosc written Ell
gagencnt were first received shall be accepted
preference. The Office Of inspector OF voui
teers to be discontinued from and after the
day OF and the officers appointed shall re
turn home; or sooner if the president sha
think proper. A sum Of dollars IS propc
sc'i to bc appropriated to carry the pan INTO e
fcct.]
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The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-27
January 49,.


Mr.. Red submitted the following re oluton
for an amendment Of the constitution which
was read fer consideration:
Resolved by the Senate and House OF Re.
presentatiyes of the Unitcd States of America n
Congress assembled. twn-,h;Tds Of both house,
eoncurrng, That the following section be sub
m'';ed to the legislatures Of the several states,
which when ratified by the legislatures Of three
fourths of the states, thail be valid and binding
as part Of the constitution Of the u. States.
" 1T any citizen Of the United States shall G.
cept of any tile of nobility from any king.
prince or foreign state, such citizen shall thence.
forth be incapable OF holding any office Of honor
or profit under the United States.''
Mr.. Pope reported the bill! for the improve
ment CT the United States by public roads an.
canals, with considerable alterations and aa,snd-
useuts,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17

Tho federal party who style them selves tie
disciples OF Washington, are composed Of All.
that rema;n Df the old tories and refugees oi
the revolution. Had Washington refused to
sign the British treaty, those sesy wtetchts
who talk SO much about bis revolutionary
services and his disin,eses,ed pat,ioiion,
would have been The first to have Gu. the
throat or tx the halter about the neck Of that
beloved hero, statesman and philanthrOpist.
Had Gen Washington lived TO the present
time he mus, have spurned With indigiity
that party who have SO basely BETRAYED the
best interests Of our coont,y.s Mr.. Jefferson
has been condemned by the British party be-
cause he would no; sacrifice our independents,
and the moment the arrangement was made
by Mr.. E,skine and our governments, under
the direction Of Mr.. Madison, the federal
faction exutingly exclaimed, " the same ar
rongemens couia have been made isrior 20 iasiag
f1e embargo, had IL nef 6een for the obssincy Of
Jc6srsou, and his French fartiaHffes." Not
withstanding the British government with
its accustomed treaohery, refused 10 rafify the
same engagements, which the tory faction
have so long clamourcd abort, and for which
such strain OF billingsyate and abuse was
thrown upon him.
Had Mr. Madison been called to follow in
the same path which is pointed out for every
mortal, and gone as an inhabitant OF that msn-
sion with our beloved Washington, the prai-
ses and benedictions of the Federi party
would have been showsred upon his memory.
But as God has seen fl to preserve him TO
us, and strengthen him in that patriotism,
WHICH has always marked his character, those
very men who arc now the prcessscd admir-
ers of Washington, are now the revilcrs and
calumniators Of Madison. ..