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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-23
Joreph Vaudeville,

IOlC)ti -i'o3
Corner Of K,4s and FatJe1'sSree1s'
HAS FOR ShLE,
10 quarter chests gunpo"oeE anu ''''p'''s'
TEA
90 Boxes ditto ditto
90 quarter chests dyson ditto
80 ditto young dyson
o. ditto hyson skin-oft the latest 'mfor'a-
tions and sUfEaloR quarry.
x horsheads and ~ barrels muscovsdo
sugars
90 kegs madden
10 caskshrst quality Goshen chez >.
niucs old London particular Madeira
ditto fine old port ,
ditto Lisbon
10 quarter casks sherry
S ditto colmenaP
30 di,to mouutaia Malaga
20 ditto Catalonia
20 Cases old snedoc claret
diilo yin dc grave
20 cases Lucca oil
10 bales Orleans and Georgia cotton
10 hogsheads Molasses ;.
| C,~nac. Bordeaux and peach brandles
L,n,a:ca, Antigua and northern rum
| Holland and country GIN
| PENNSYLVANIA rye wniskey
| Wine and cider vinegar
100 boxes and hall boxes choice hrst ana
second quality HAVANA Cigars.
Loaf and lump sugars; cotfee; ohoeoiaIe
slmocds mace; nutmegs; tioses' oss'a
and cassia buds; plmento pepper fa0e "'' :,
GROUND ginger; srnet,o; Jesul's bark pear
and common barley indigo; alum copper
as hg blue; birthstone; starch; barr pow. 81
der; .Leiper's, CARROTS * Hamilton sha'
in bottles and bladders; Macauba ana rapP1.
snuffs !; gunpovder; patent shot assorted s,
mould shot bar lead; gun and P,s''' t.'.':
writing and wrapping paper; giue' Ssn
Johns; corks; ted cords |; Leading hiie'
chewing tobacco, &c. &c.
He WILL PURCHASE,
! Flaxfeca, and well cleaned Ms'-
ts,d Seed. !
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NOW LANDED,
From siooh Olive Branch, via Battimore,
AN additional supply of EXCELLENT
RETAILING COTTON.
IN STORE,
80 Bags Carolina GROUND.NUTS,
Is Boxes Fancy SOAP,
800 Spanish HIDES,
TRUNKS and SHOES, constant supply.
E. GILMAN.
December 81. co 81 law.
~ Having large quantity Of esrth to
dispose of, at the corner Of Fayette and SeHis
msrce Streets, would engage 10 fill up any
low grounds adjacent thereto, on modera.s
terms. l. "
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On the Srsd day cf February "ert, 'olt be
sold 10 the highest Bidder.
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,Oscpn Il. MdndcVlllc

,oscpn Il. lMdndeVlllc
OFFERS FOR SHE,
1000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon sai'
Liverpool Satin sacks
20 hogsheals Muscovado Sugar
SO barrels do. do.
j horsneads New Orleans do.
5000 W. hest green Coffee in hhds. bags
5000 VT Old white ditto
5000 VT Race Ginger.
Is hocshcads Ao!ass2s
50 barrels Whis;ey
20 ditto New England Rum
GO boxes mould aud dipped Candles
barrels Herrlngs aud Shad
10 bales upland Cotton
Ganpowder,
INpcriai, TEAS.
dyson, lo,s,,junorta tious.
: Hyson Skin
Madeira; Port, Lisbon, Sherry, and Cata-
onia WIVES
J.,ra.se anti ftpti5ue Spirits
Cngnac iIrandy A--..-----. -. -
Holland and country Gin
C,unnowler of dihfere at kinds, shot, iAoh'-
don AMI Philadelphia mustard, pipes IN oo1-
es, wri ting and tapping paper, nests OF box
es, best Spanish and common segars, oea
cords, leading lines trace ropes, loaf isinp
sugar, butter in hrkins, pepper alsplce' CHI !
anon, nutmegs, cloves and mace "iu'n'
copperas, dcmij Johns.
Also,
Always on hand, best suParhne flouf anu
Crackers
October II
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January 10.

4 NOTICE,
Tha, the fifth payment Of Ten Dol
hrs on each share subscribed TO Inc
Farmers Bank Of lexand'ia, will be
kc-;yed at the said Bank on Thurs
Jay the a4th Of the present month.
BY order Of the Board,
| John HooH, CASHIER.
4 January Is
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LANDING,

LANDING,
And for sale by the subscriber at MS S.ore
on King between Ws'er & Union-stree's'
10 Chests young Hyson Tea,
do. Hy son do. of fresh & hne quail
bales Beerboon Currahs
Q do. fine Battas,
90 boxes mould and dipt Candles
40 kegs choice Butter, in small Kegs '0r
family use
a. tons Plais,er Paris
so rcams Paper
Also, IL bales OF Irvine, x "l"uso' 'o"f'
in boxes. Ill
Noyeoahrr 10.
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Coach-making, in all its various
Branches.
F.. P. TAYLOR,

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
r. and the public, that he eontin '':s 10
carry ON the Collaborating Business in ali -
various branches, at the shop in talriss-
street, formerly occupied by khea and I"y'-
Or. where all orders in his line OF buslness
will he strictly attended
From an establishment of three years n
the above line of business he is able TO say'
as proof OF his workmanship, ne has many
vouchers. ~:
Gentlemen who may please to favor hlm
with their orders for Carriages OF any S!na
or description, may depend on having the'F
work executed with neatBess and strength
NIB. All kinds Of Carriages and Harness.
es made and repaired with neatness ana ais7
patch. cL,r
second hard Ceachee with Hasness:
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I-olt yelterday normn s., ,o
petveen nv store and the old Tobacco
Warehouse or between the old Tobacco
Warehouse and Hooe's wharf
Notes for So hhds of Tobacco, OF
the Alexandra Warehouse Inspection III inc
name of John Eayloe, of the following marks
and Plumbers:
+. T-iv. SIS TO $40; sss to s4e; '5'
70 s5s, ,7lto l7s. T-R' t. 81 I;
! SIS 70 $50, s53 TO S35; l64 TO 100; los
.,7n 7 r 24to at; 2T 10 IS
rh G advo rt;sem,nt is for the purpose of
preventing any Innocent person ''0'A pun
chasing the above Notes.
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Sales ii kenGue.

SNLGy az FGTINuc'
Every Tuesday AID rrld avs
a RLLL Be- SOLD
ke Ventlue Store, corner OF Prince "a1
Water streets. -.
s,,i;..y ofOy coos, Groceries, &c.
rr,cnl,rs Of which will be Expressed IA
sl,s os the ,iay--AIl kinds OF Se'"E
4 ~. on limitation and tho prices OF
q are cs.ab!i.hsd, can at any rine DC
i! and purchased at the lowest lim'ta''o'
,:ices.
70 - Ma~rtrl'e-. - -.
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n O T I c f.

THOSE who have unsettled ae-
koun,s against the Brig Lou'sa' c'p': ''N,'
kf Aamayq, will please present ihem Tor aa'
I,s,,n.n, 70 me, on or before the Goth IN
lane H. Slacum. Admr'x.
Of George Slacum.
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JANUARY .23, 1871.
NEWTON KEEhE

DIFFERS FOX Sd 1 E,
~ hogsheads West India and New Or
leans Sugar
tierces ditto
100 barrels ditto
$50 bags green coffee
20 tons bar iron
IS barrels New England rum
SO boxes candies
10 chests young hyson tea
ditto Tyson ditto
8 half pipes Teneriffe wine
3 hogsheats West India RUM
100 barrels New York prime pork
90 casks London brown stout, and
90 bales New Orleans cotton
pipes Bayonne brandy.
De !: q.
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t. QUIG L YS
Burr Milestone Mandatory.

T-HE subscriber has received large sup,
L ply of BURR BLoCAS' OF a superior
quality; and has commenced making BURR
hILi-sTOMEs, at lbs shop on the upper
end OF King street, near tho diagonal pump,
~ h.pe he can, on short notice, furnish
Stones of any sfze, "ar.--- ..,'~."el if not ST.
perior, to any in the United otatss-a"a y"
very reasonable terms.
DIFF
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Bryan Hampson. & c

Bryan Hampson. & 20:
Have just received and eFerj or Sale'
10 hhds. and so l. rrels first quality sugar
20 do. second quality,
10 pipes old London particular Madeira,
pipes and tierces London market and
IS quarter casks Malaga WINES,
70 boxes dipt Candles,
hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
50 barrels New England Rum,
20 do prime Whiskey,
10 chests Imperial,
iodo Young Hyson TEAS, of this years
importation,
And selected for family use.
.dLSO, the best selected Flour for DO.
October 81. ..
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-07-29

on their arrival, they were placed in a
state Of suspense and detained at a great
expense for several months. And be-
ca,,ss these vessels were not added to the
pl,nder of Napoleon. the Editor Of the In
teiffgeneers boldly asserts, " not only that
the Berlin and Milan DEGREES are rescind-
ed as to us, but their RECESSION takes date
ed of November last, on which our pro-
clamation was issued, it is thus reduced to
a certainty that France has complied with
the letter of our law ofNovember $780,"
when at the same time he knows that the
vessels mentioned in the letter OF the
Duke of Bassano, were uncOnnected with
these DEGREES in the Duke of Bassano's
letter there is not the slightest intimation
of remuneration for the American yes
sells burnt by the cruisers Of France, since
Cd of November or restitution of a single
American vessel that has been captured
and carried into France after the Cd No
yember thus reducing it to certainty
tina. France has complied with our law OF
Observation-Disclosures, July 20, 1911.
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PHILADELPHIA, July q.

Brig Joseph and Ruth, capt. Frost. ar
rived at this port yesterday from New Or
leans.-June 2i. while laying at tie Ba-
lie, he heard very heavy firing which
was supposed to be at Mobile, as it was in
that direction, and it was known that a
United States schooner and several gun
boats were gone to convey a vessel, carry
ing powder, past the Fort at Mobile. as
the Spanish commandant lad some time
before stopped her, and refused letting
Military stores pass that post, up the river
to Fort StOddart.
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AMSTERDAM, May 2i.

Observation-Disclosures Of Man.
The following notice has just been pub
lished here:
The Director General of tho Police in
Holland. and Monsieur the Mayor of Am
sterdam. having had meeting on the sub.
ject have agreed that the wise regulation
respecting the holding of the exchange,
made by Monsieur the Senator Van dc
Poll. ancient burgomaster, ought to e
strictly maintained; they have submit d
their decision to his royal highness the
Prince Governor General, who has fully
approved of it. Consequently, the ev-
change shall invariably be shut at half
past three, and such persons as shalf be
found there after the hour prescribed.
shall be subject to the fine that has been
imposed. All wise and peaceabIe mer:
chants have applauded this measure; ma
ny Of them have ever expressed their
thanks for it.
After the holding Of the Exchange, the
streets and passages that lead to it are to
he evacuated without delay the commits
saries OF police have received orders to
draw up process-verbal against those who,
by obstructing the public way, shall dis
turb good order /; the necessary prosecu-
tons shall be instituted against them, with
SO much the more severity, as it is certain
that the heads Of no respectable house
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NETWORK, July 2f.

It will be recollected. for it made noise
enough at the time, that in April last,
the marshal Of this district was prosecut-
ed for the remission ofcertain sums which,
he had illegally exacted from sundry mer-
chants in this city, in obligins them to
nay his fees after certain vessels (Which
had loaded in Great Britain previous to
the ed of February LAST had been li5e-
rated by the collector.
BY the decision of one cause {viz. Sc.
lab Strong and Son, rs. Peter Curtenius,
marshal of the district of New. York; the
rest were Of course to be decided. This
suit was properly brought inteFd0urt. and
Messrs. Emmett, Hoffman & Golden, ap-
peared for the plaintiffs and51Ie1prs. Og-
den and Griffen for the defendants. 1t
appears by the Post of the 9th oi, May,
y that after the argument, whichapn tho
i" part of the plaintiffs, was confined ito
IS the single point, that a remission OF,
IS or exemption from, forfeiture, exemnts
.s Of course, from all costs either pre-
i" viously or subse- uenuy incurred -
IS the court took time'to advise and on
q Friday the Sd of May last, Mr.. JUS
+" tice Ferguson delivered their opinion
1" in favor of the plaintiffs, and in man
:. ncr highly honorable to his legal la
:" Tents. 4 evincing that the court, CON-
i" posed of. three professional gentlemen,
:. had considered the question, submitted
s. to them, with great ability"
II was stated in the Post at the time,
that the question would be carried up to
the court Of errors.
1T is with pleasure we now state, that
the whole of the marshaIi's fees amount
to nearly 1000 dollars, has by him been
repaid to the plaintiffs.
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Public Sale.

On THURSDAY, The first Of august, will be
e.rtscsed 70 kadhe SAFE, on the tren,ises.
Il Lot of Ground, held IN fee
simple, situated on he south side Of Duke
street and the east side OF FairtaX-strcet.
md at The sqne. time and Mace,
Another Lot OF Ground, STU
ate on the south side OF Duke-sneet & east
ward Of Fairfax street subject to ground
rent of thirty SIX dpilars sixty six cents; late
the residence of John Duaiah, Esq. deceas-
ed The sale will commence at 4 O'Clock
TEENS If sa!e--One third in hand, one third
In six months, and the o,her third in zine
mohtts; the p yments to be secured by good
notes negotiable III any bank in Alexandria,
and by deed of trust on the premises.
July 26 dts
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can who can live in this world without
s,,tisring SANDER, must be too stupid OF
insignificant to claim attention.
FRoM THE CONNECTICUT MIRROR

War 10Th Great Britain.--Mr. Jenef,
SON supported his popularity for elsh'
wears by kindling the passions OF the Peo-
ple against Great Britain.-scarceiy a
year passed during his administrators
without an exhibition of this scare Gro"
Of the nation. This demigod Of democra-
cy came as regularly to this point as TIC
ancient nations of the world did to their
annual season of fighting; which was SO
much matter of course, that In scrip
ture it is called-"tle time 1cten Kings 90
forth TO 7car." How much did he say a.
bout his gun-boats as formidable means
obedience against the threatened INVASION
of our ports and harbors. How often
were 100000 militia solemnly detached
to be ready at moments warning to de-
fend our precious liberties, menaced ny
the naval force of Great Britain How
many times was that brave man authors
zed to accent the services of 0,O00 volun-
teers, in ease of any emergency NOT
session of Congress for many years mas
passed, but what we have heard much
bold staggering in Congress from the
mouths of such statesmen anu heroes as
beau Dawson, Eppes, TrouP, Holland,
&c. about conquering Nova Scotla anu
Canada. Each successive effort OF the
Administration, both of Jefferson and
Madison, mas produced its desired effect
it has excited the fears Of the federal
lists and although they had the eiearest
evidence from the result of each, yet they
ielt whilst the alarm was on, as ii he:ad-
ministratien were now certainly in earncs'
and that this time, unless the spirit OF the
country should rise against it, ice Should
certainly hare rear.
This conclusion was preciselythat which
the administration expected and wished.
The fear of war which would not only
to high degree be distressing to the
country, and palpably unnecessary and I'M
Just, naturally led the federalists SO often
as it was repeated, to demonstrate against
it.
This brought the administration upon
their fayorite ground-they Immediately
charged them with British partially,
British influence, g even British gold
the great body of the people, easily bias
sed in favor of the party in power, and
wrought upon by all the frauds and falls
hoods which the ingenuity of the men in
office. or i'm the search of office, could in
vent and propagate, as a matter of course
would take sides against men, who the
were led to believe were traitors. in feel
ing at least. to their own country, and the
administration thus would reap the fruit
of its schemes and labOrs-and increase
popularity.
Now we appeal to our readers, and to
the federalists generally, whether his ac-
count is not strictly correct as it respect
all past time under the Jeffersonian dy-
nasty.
From SO the Sum-" q Democratic Paper
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From i" the SUM-" Democratic Paper
published in Baltimore.
COMMUNICATIONS.

COMMUNICATION.
The National Intelligencer, when con-
Quoted by its former Editor, was distin-
guished for decorum of language and ex-
preston of American feelings. Under the
present Editor, it has become a reliicte
Of unblusIins misrepresentation ofthe con-
duct of France towards the U. States
On the 4 9Th of June, in opposition to well
authenticated information Of the daily out
RACES committed on American vessels by
French cruisers that have left France af-
ter the cd of November last, and had ac-
cidently escaped the cruisers of England,
that paper asserted that France had CON-
piled with {" the letter of our law" which
required that the Berlin 4 Milan DEGREES
should cease to have operation, so far as
they related to the U. States. Notwith-
standing the high degree of indignation
felt and expressed at the time by all re-
publicans uninfluenced by foreign attach
ments, at so SHAMEFUL a Misrepresentation in
a paper at the seat of government the usu-
al channel of official communication, its
Editor has again the hardihood to insult
the American people by repeating the as
sertion accompanied with the observation,
that " we do not often sport our opinions
on slight foundation, or substitute for facts
the result ofvague conjecture" tits true
that certain vessels have been permitted
to enter their cargoes in France but it
is no less true, that the same vessels were
ne wise involved in the operation of these
DEGREES, they sailed from this country d.
rect to France, under positive assurances
Of a friendly reception, instead of which
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Potomac Company.

Potomac Company.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an Annual
Meeting of the said Company. will be held
according to law at the UNION TAVERN,
in Georgetown, on Monday the sth day Of
August next.
By order fshe Board.
Jos. Carleton,
Treasurer Potomac Company
Georgetown, July S-11o dtSl.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-26
EAGLE-TAVERN.
Feb. 2e.

ma RS. WATT respectfully informs the pub
I've lie, that those spacious and commodious
bulidin gs known by the above name, are no W un-
der hes sole management and exclusive control -
Situated in central part Of the City of Rich
Enond, and equally convenient for professional
characters, and others from the county, who
have business at the Capitol, and those who wish
TO take lodging in psrtof the town contiguous
TO mercantile transactions, the Eagle T avern
cannot but offer to the traveller and the tempo
rary resident, accommodations aud convenien-
cces, at least equal to any in the city Gentlemen
from different parts Of Virginia, and indeed from
different parts of the u S. who are obliged TO vi
sit Richmond, and are DESTROYS of an interview,
one with another, will be least likely TO be dis
appointed, by putting up at the Eagle Tavern :;
as IT is, uDquestionably, from its long and exten
siye celebrity, more frequented by gcnteel ira
yeIlers than any avern in the City, and also has
me advantage of receiving and entertaining the
sage passengers, bOth from the north L south.
ne rooms in the Eagle-Tsyen, are numerous O.
"el furnished, and so diversified as TO size and
retirement, as equally to suit those who move
WIN numerous families, and those who travel
oy themselves. n large and elegant table will
n.se. every dAy spread add this establishment Mrs
Watt pledges herself to support with Gn;iormi-
~.
Feb. e. If
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lT AND FOR sALE.-win be sold "a "a
IL highest bidder on the pi emises, on tie LAT
day OF September l811.--Thst well known tract
OF Land called Suithfeld containing by sting,
[ on five hupdr-d and fifty acres, lying on the.
V ,Ppahandock in a very he,hi,v sit,,s,.cn about
four miles below Frcdericksburg-O On tx .-acS
there is two hundred AID fifty acres of Wood.
land, and the ol'en land for fertility of soil and
the many natural advantages is not surpassed by
| any tract of the Size Ia the state.-There are SC
veral Ouarries of valuable Freestone upon the.
margin of the River. The land is we'll watered
with never falling springs There is a natural
Wharf where vessels drawing ten fee, water
may take off grain There is a small meadow
ct about twenty acres on the River and about
fifty acres OF improved Land which is supposed
hy Judges To be Superior TO the other ---.-
The above Property VIII be- solx for the dis
charge Of two deeds of trust to Robert Pat.
ton of fredericksburg The terms IS the
sale will be one fourth Of the Purchase money
10 be paid down on the day of Sale and the Ba-
lance by three annual payments, taking Bonds
with approved security and n deed OF trust up
on The land bearing intcrss from The date.
THE TRUSTEES.
February 90 WITS.
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FEB. 90.

NJ OTICE.-Whereas,I have BY the ALL %
my father, conveyed to- Messrs. Georg e
Holman, William Pastuer and John Duffield,
adequate property for the payment OF all just
debts. This is therefore TO inform my credi-
tors, that by reference to the above gentleman,
they will receive every satisfaction, ana in a
shor, time, will be paid their respective claims
Will moreover further agree, II All indulgence
of three or four years, be allowed me, i'm case
oil any difficulty in disposing of the property, in
trust for the benefit of my creditors--I will paw
them yearly in due proportion, out of additional
means, that may have at my comrnand-I
Halter myself that having made an honorable s.
ample provision for the benefit of my credi,or
(whereby they will be ps;d 2Os in the pound and
interestl----Tis hoped RIO prosecutions will be
preferred against me, whereby they would re-
ard the progress of that justice i have done to
them, and Illustrate my last endeayors for their
benefit.
DAVID ROSS, Jr.
Buckingham, Feb. %. If