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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-02
LOit yciterday Morning,

Between my store and the old lobacco
Warehouse or between the old Tobacco
Warehause and Hooe's wharf,
Notes for IS hhds. CT Tobacco, OF
the Alexandria Warehouse inspection, III The
name of John 7ayloe, of the following marks
and numbers:
I.T-W. SIS to $50; s3e to 5.e; s5i
to $50; IN TO l72. | r.-R. 81 t. S'S;
325 to $50, 335 to 1856; l64 to l66; JOB
to ITO. |. +. "a to ~ ~ 10 s.
This advertisement is for the purpose OF
preventing any innocent person irom pur-
chasing the above Notes.
James Sanderson.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
Strayed or Stolen

Strayed or Stolen
From the sni,scriber's wagon lying at Ba
go.'s, near Harlshprne's mill, Oh SUNDAY
night, the 18th Nov
A bay Horse, about If handa
high, star in his forehead < shod all roufsss
about nine or ten years old. Any person WIZ
nav find The said horse and will leave HIM
any where On the road so that get him O.
gain, shall receive the above reward.
Israel Lacy
Gosheu, LoGdsaa Gaxxty,
.annazg ~. Sc
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LAWkASON IL FOW LIZ

LAWkASON IL FOWLE
EAvE JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE,
A FEW Cases Playing CARDS from the
IN Mandatory of Ford * Co. said to be
equal or superior to any made in the United
States.
ALSO, IN STORE,
$4,000 lbs. Prime Green Coffee,
IS Hogsheads, N +, Rum.
10 Barrels,
$50 Barrels Mess e No. |, New Beet,
$50 Boxes Mold and Dip'd Candles,
80 do Chocolate,
80 Chests Imperial and Young dyson
Tea.
20 Pieces Russia Sheetings,
25 do. Russia Duck,
50 do. Ravens do.
Pipes, Z Londoa Particular
HALF Pipes, s Madeira VIM.
: 50 Boxes s by lc and Il by II hhGiish
Crown Glass.
400 lbs. Nutmegs Of a lats importailon'
4,O0O Yards Tow LINEN.
January %.
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.,ns at ilendliR.

Su5ss at Feudlse.
q, every Tues lay aad Fridays
WILL. BE SOLD
4, ,s Vendus Store, corner OF l'Fihoe al"
Water streets. :,
. 1,,:.s.or Dry Gods, Groceries,, &c.
,..,r.cr.s.rs o.. watch will be expressed III
re dis oi tho day--All kinds OF GOODS
.rirh ART on Limitation and the prices OF
-, sr. sstA5l,Iad, can at any time De
:, .,rca aud purchased at the lowest Limitation
ga. prices.
p, 9. Marstc'ler. " NJ.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-07
April Is.

HE Subscriber, has just received by the
Il ship Protectress, direct from Liverpool
ard rs now opening, at his Glass and China
Store, first door above the Eagle Tavern, q large
supply OF Rich Cut and plain Glass, which to.
getber with his former assortment, render il We
ry complete among which are, Globe Lamps,
handsomely mounted, India Shades. Glass
Candlestcks, Gilt and Silver mounted !,
great variety Of Plated and Silver Rims.
and Casters, rich cut, and plain Pitchers.
various sizes, rich cut and pl ain Cans, with CO.
vers, cut and plain Tumblers, with covers
SAVERS OF all sizes; cut snd moulded Bowls of
every description; ditto Sugar 30 is and Milk
Jugs, cut and plain Decanters, do. water Car.
OTIS to match Wine Coolers, and Finger Bowls,
elegant cut and plain Tea Plates, do. cut and
plain Sweet-meat Glasses, do. Jelly's, do Lem
onades, few services of elegant Rich cut Glass,
10 dining Sets OF English and India China, to.
gether with a general assortment OF plain Glass.
not enumerated Window Glass of all sizes.-
10 induce County Merchants TO take timer sum
pies without the trouble, risque and expence OF
gong 10 Philadelphia and New York, the Sub
scr'ber IS determined to make the price OF the
above named articles, az low as they can possibly
ne purchased in either of those places. The dit
ference then, will be at least, a saving TO the
purchaser, OF the Freight, Insurance, and risoue
OF breakage. Just received one hundred G ashs
Ground Plaster Of Paris, which from it's super,.
or quality he can recommend to Mill Stone Ma
kers AND Farmers also fresh Teas in whole. half
and quarter Chests a few hundred W.T.. Goshen
cheese, which is thought by the best of Judges
10 be equal to the English at less than half price.
Swecds and country Iron assorted by the ton. a
lew Thousand VT. Of Rcks's superior quality
Bacon, Liverpool Blown Salt, in twilled sacks Of
four aud Eve bushels
Aprlo. w,s
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.VfRCiNrA :4HAt Superior Court of chsu.
Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in tile city OF
Richmond, the LIST. day Of Feb. 1911.
John Emmerson, p,,
Agaiust
Maria Reckley and Elizabeth Prince execu-
trixes of John Beckley decd and an infart
son OF the said John Beckley decd, William
Chs-her!:yse. WIN william isyi-tt, and Martha hrs
wife, late Martha Posey. De6,.
And Isaac Stone, pI,
against
The same, D.6,.
The defendants Maria Becklev. Elizabeth
Prince, Beckley and VIM Ayle,t and
Martha his wife, not having entered their an
pearance and given secu-av ACCORDING 70 the.
act OF assembly and rules OF this court. and i
appearing to the satisfaction of the tina.
they are not inhabitants of this country: ON mo
ton OF the plaintiff by his council, II is oyae,eg
That the said defendant do appear here ON The
first day of the next term and answer the bin oc
tue plaintiff and that a copy Of tits der n.
forthwith Inserted in some newspaper published
IN the city Of Richmond, for two months suaces-
siveiy and posted at the front door of the CapitoI
in the said city.
copy.-Test,
,. WM, w. HENN1NG, &C.
NA"'e" 90 wSw
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March 26.

VIRGINIA AT Superior Court of Chan.
Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in the Civ OF
Richmond, the LIST day of Feb. 1871.
John r. Hawkins, and Anne Burnley, widow
and devlsee OF James Burnley decd Pt,
Against -.
Gorge Bruce, D.r.
Ehe defendant not having entered his appear.
snce and given security according to the act Of
assembly and the rules Of this court. and II an
Pesrng to the satisfaction of the court, that he
IS not an inhabitant of this country on mot;on
of the plaintiffs by their counsel. Il IL ord.,.s
That the defendant do appear here on the frss
day ofthe next term and answer the bill Of The
plaintiffs and that copy # this order be forth
with Inserted in some newt PAPER published in
tne City OF Richmond, forNfwo months success
in the said City.
A Copy Test,
~. WIZ w. HENNING, C. c.
-o" No. w8wT
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TN cHANcERY-Meckienbr ....ty.
4 February Quarterly Court, 1911 ES y

TN cHANcERY -~Meckienbr ,....ty.
\ February Quarterly Court, 1911 IS
William Boyd, - PIT
1gainst 49,
Philmon Hurt, jr. and Daniel r. Barnes,
administrators de bonis non of Philimon Hurt,
decd. U.}s,,. :
On the motion Of che Complainant BY his
Counsel. and il appearing 10 the satisfaction of
the Court, that the def's Hurt is not an nhabi-
tant OF this Commonwealth; IT is therefore de-
creed and ordered, That the said def't do appear
here on the LIST day of June Court next, answer
the bhl"f the Complainant, and give security to
abide by and perform the future decree of this
Court, and that copy of this order be forth
win inserted IN some newspaper published in
the town of Petersburg for eight weeks suces-
sively, aud be posted up two Court DAYS
successivel> at the front door of the Court
house of this County, and that the defen-
dant Daniel r. Barnes, admir- as aforesaid be
injoined from paying. conveying away, or Sc
cre,ing the goods, chattes or effects in his hands
helonging to or debts due to the said def't until
the further order of the Court.
A copy.--Ieste :;
w BASKERVILLE, c. n. c. C.
hPrh 10. w8w
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RI STORE RE MorED.

M NJ. ANDERSON, having been recently ap-
w pointed Agent for the Commonwealth, in
The place Of David j. Burr resigned, J has re-
moved the Penitentiary Store to the House for
merly occupied by Oakley Phillpotts, nearly OPP
posite Robert Candles, where he will keep a
constant supply of the articles enumerated be-
low The manifest improvement in the quality
OF the nails manufactured at the Penitentiary,
under the direction Of the present Superinten-
dant Of the Institution /; the late deduction
which has been made from the former low prices
OF the Cut nails, together with the disposition
which shoule be felt by the Inhabitants of the
State, for the encouragement of its own manu-.
features, are inducements which he fiatters him
self, will give them preference to any others
in Market orders from Merchants, Inspectors,
Carpenters, or others, living in the Country
shall be particularly attended to.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-07
March 8, 1911.

NHE parties interested in decree r.oaoun=
! ced by Albemsrle County Court, the Nh
day of November, 1909 in suit therein Deepen.
ding, between Gilbert Hamelton, CuI bingham
Corbet, John Lawrie. John Sterling, & George
Lothian, assignees of James Todd and Ninisn
Menzies, Complainants,Ss James Woods, Joseph
Montgomery and Jane his wife, VIM. Harris
ad Elizsbeth his wife. Benz Harris and Mary
his wife, Barbara Martin, widow and reict of
George Martin. decd. Richard Netherland and
Margaret his wife and Robert Brooks execut.
tov of James Brooks, decd who was executor of
aanu,l Woods, decd. Defendants, are hereby
Mt fed, that have appointed Monday the 17lh
d OF June next, for the purpose ofexecuting
SAID decreetal order: the parties Interested, are
therefore required to attend on the 18th day of
June next, at my Office III Charlottesville, with all
books, papers and other testimony in order TO
carry into effect the said decree.
ALEX. GARRETT, NJ. C. A. c.
april 80. WY
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virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 Ben.
~ Jamin Mosby and the Subscribers nv Da'
viu Noss' esq bearing date the goth day 81 la
nuary, IN the year 1903; & of record in The 10
noraoie the General Court of this Comron-
wealth. VIII be sold on Monday the 18th dav or
May next, at Fiuvanna Courthouse at Pnbl;c
huc.'o S .9e residue OF the lands, conveyed BY
the sad indenture remaining unsold in tbe co,,r
ties OF Fluvanna and Albemsrle, on Cunningham.
Hackoon and the waters of Bremmer and Rer-,,
Creeks, supposed to contain about seven tbo,S-
SAND acres more or less for the purposes in tbc
same Indenture mentioned on q credit for one
fourth part OF the purchase money payable the
hrst day OF October next, and the residue in one.
.'s o tnree equal annual payments thereafter
the purchaser giving bond with approved s,c,,'
r,ty tor the first payment; and bonds with dseS
OF trust upon the lands for securing che snnn-
a. instruments as they SHALL respectively FAX due.
sers. PuiS"s-
April S. -.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. II,

gNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD, afto
Il ken beyond fifty miles, ifnearer ten dollars
for experimenting and committing to gaol so that
get him, my negro man Jim, who runaway a
bout the LIST. inst. Jim is about 5 feet 10 inches
high, IS years old, of spare MAXI, he is light
colored negro, with very large mouth and thick
lips, shelving his teeth very much when he
laughs and speak /; his legs very small and slim
and his knees bending forward
In his manners he is clustering, very passion.
ate and profsne and remarkably lnsolent.
am informed that he was raised near Sher-
ly Or James River; it is probable that Jim will
change his name and attempt to pass for
freeman.
All masters of vessels are forwarded not to
employ or harbour him He had when he wen,
away variety of clothes.
CAROL SHEPHERD.
Buckingham, april so. w4wT
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THE BARD -

CT From the 3rd Vol. Of Selection Of YyisI
Melodies, with Symphonies and Accornpani
ments by Sir John Stevenson Mus. Doc and cha
rs'eristic words by Thomas Moore.
The following Verses are written by Mr.
Moore; whose principles seem TO have taken a
purer hue from the devotion Of his genius 20 the
Cause ofhis oppressed and native country.
ohi blame not the Bard, ifhe Ay to the bow.
ers,
Where pleasure lies csrelessly smiling at
fame
lie was born for much more, and in happier
tours,
His soul might have burn'd with holier
Zane.
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LAW REPORT.
Court Of Kings Bench. Cmlaaati, Eec. 10.

Court Of Kings Bench, GUitdhaEi, Lee. 10.
MIA Prias----Betore Lord BHen6oroarh G. a ju.
-. Lac Of the road.
Several 81 orl trials, of NJ public interest, tool,
UP the time of the court and jury for the grea
est part of the day one, an action Of trespass,
an which Mr. Bernard AnsandO was plaintiff, &
Nj Brandon, defendant, we lay before cur
readers, in order that the public may under
stsnd correctly the full extent of that custom,
which is now emphatIcsliy termed the law of
che road. AS Mr. Ansando was travelling in his
own chsise tn his country seat, near Martlake
ON the third OF last Sept. he was encountered
will such violence by the defendant driving in a
gig, that the shaft Of the gig entering the neck
OF Mr. Ansando's horse, wounded him despe.
ra,ely that he died in little more than an hour.
Mr. Ansando's coachman and Mr. Brandon were
both driving on what is called the wrong side
respectively, both having their left hands instead
of their right TO the centre Of the road. Ii was
proved on the trial, that Brandon must have
eeen the other. as it was not then dark, and the
coacbman swore that he could see 40 yards be
fore him, and that the road was wide emo iph TO
admit or carriages Under these circum-
stances when the violation Of the custom, or
Law Of The road, was attended with no nconyepi-
ence, u when Mr.. BIS gig was almost opposite TO
the carriage, from some sudden impulse he
Thought roper to pass over 10 MS pwn side witt,
such Tapdhy,that the accident above mentioned
wa tie immediate consequence. The coacbman
snd Az ithtr witness were oross examined but
no c0ntra fiction took place, and as the coun-
SCI for The defendant admitted that he had no.
tbint, byt c,rcumstsnGsl TO oppose 10 positive
eTdences TIE jury unwr the direction of his
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I ANDs FOR SALE. in,he &C.. =

ANDS FOR SALE, in the State of K.,
-! tncky-The Subscriber offers for sale
I''ree Tracts of Land in the state of KentucI,,~
at reduced price, viz. one tract of g 600 acres
IN The county of Mason, the other two in ne.
county OF Ohio, on Rough Creek and Green
rlSer, oelng hrst rate land. The tract on Rough
1000 acres "" "'ee" fVer
oh the 3,ooo acres on Rough Greek are SALE
works which will be valuable to the mr.
cnase' title to the above lands is indisput-
Richmond, April 16 e.
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To LAND PURCHASE Rs.--pire,,;on.

TO LAND PURCRASEP
-! having been peremptorily given BY Brira.
der General John 6. Farley aud Mrs. Elizabeth
Morson, TO sell all their lands in North Carolina.
well known as part of the SAURA TOWN e,.
tate-those disposed to purchase are informed.
mat full authority has been given by us to Mr..
William Edward Broadnax OF BRUNSWICK. to
receive proposals, and sell the whole or sny part
tnereof-He will be ready to treat with those in
clined. to buy, at his own house, in Brunsw;rk
county, on any day between this time and Mon
day the 9th of May-On which, and the three
succeeding days, he will attend on the premises,
20 sen any OF the lands that may not previously
have been disposed Of Terms will be made
known ON application to him. and letters to him
lpost paid) directed to Percipars will be duly
G. K. TAYLOR, ~
JOHN DUNLOP.
attorneys ior .John S. F4rley ase
Mrs. Ekisabeth Aorsor.
Niarch ~. t6M
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The string. that now lansuisbes ioose on the
Tyre.
NJ ght have ben, proud bow to the warriors
dart
And the lip, which now brea,hes but the song of
Night have pour'd the full tide ofthe patriots
heart!
But. alas for his country--her pride is gone
And that spirit is broken, which never would
bend;
O'er the ruin her children in secret must sigh,
For 'tis treason TO love her, and death to de-
fend.
Unprizd are her sons, till they've learn'd to be-.
tray
undisinsuish'd they live, if they shame not
their sires;
And the torch That would light them thro' digni-
TVS way,
Must be caught from the pile, where their
country expires.
Then blame not the bard, if, in pleasures soft
dream,
He should try to forget, what he never can
heal;
On give but hope-fet uista 6ut giednt
Through the gloom Of his country, and marx
hosp hen feel!
That instant, his heart at her shrine would lay
& down
Every passion it nurs'd, every sliss it adored,
While the myrtle, now idly entwin'd with his
crown,
Like he wreath of Hsrmodius, should cover
his sword.
But, tho glory be gone. and tho hope fade a.
way,
Thy name, loved Erin shall live in his songs,
Not cv'n IN the hour, when his heart is most
Will he lose the remembrance of thee & thy
-, wrongs. ...,
The Stronoer sbalt hoe n, IL, IN -.
The sigh of thy harp shalt be sent DER the
deep,
| Till thy masters themselves, as they rive. thy
chains,
Shall paSse Dat the song of thy captive, and
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no BUILDkRS-The Subscribe ,,.v,,-
Il just r"ce'ved samples of
SLAIE ma IL RIn Zyanc,

invites the attention OF such ge"iemen as nav
zee. men interest to furnish themselves wfI,
mat valuable article-I's utility has cen 50 mi.
versay felt acknowledged both az Il resneot..
duration and being proof against fire. that to de-.
tan ITS particular advantages over wood-roofs
would be unnecessary.
The folio wing are the sizes & prices at vvb;c,
it can be furnished. 90 WHICH
10 & ii Inches length g per so,oro pr
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G. K. TAYLOR,
JOHN DUNLOP.

WILL sell privately 400 acres land in Ior-
isa, on Fork Creek near Marks mill in .
Popuious and respectable neighborhood. This
land is adjoining very extensive and fine range
tor stock, has from so to so acres of rich Grey
land well adapted to grass, and nearly one haig
.ne tract IN wood, most of whicl is good timber
land the pantation well iIsclosed and wifi,
some labor may be made very valuable farm
the land IS under lease, but if sale l., made of =
possession may be had next fall, ;se pron,ie, o..
having removed to Kentucky, will sell 3 srs..
apply to 'o' 'erh TN
LANcELoT MINOR, attorney
r.. 90 for JOHN TODD.
12wwT
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(BY AUiHOkITY)
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

For allowing a reasonable com pensation to the Ter.
sons Srho have taken an account of the several
manufacturing Embellishments and nlanuj &c.
lures Hith'H fdc' US.
II IL endcted by the Senate and House of Re.
- presentatives of the United States of dn,e,..
ca an Congress assembled: That the Secretary
OF the Treasury be and he hereby is authorised
to allow such reasonable compensation as he
shall deem adequate, for the services of each of
those persons who took, under his directions in
pursuance OF an act entitled {" An act further to
alter aud ameRd as An act providing for the Sd
census or cnum, ration of the Inhabitants of the
U. States," an account of the several manufac-
turing establishments and manufactures within
their several districts Provided howeuey, That
nothing herein contained shall authorise the Sc
cretary ofthe Treasury to expend out of the
funds already appropriated for taking the E.
ANNEXATION OF the inhabitants of the Univ.
ID States. a sum exceeding thirty thousand dol.
lars.
]. b. VARNUM,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives..
JOHN POPE,
President of the Senate pro tentpo,e.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
March 8, 1911.
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10 & Il Inches length 8 per square Roof.

Opposite the Eagh T4ve,n.
he has also received and is contnua,l, rcce;..
ing additions to his stock of Books and Station.
airy. 1 ''S''o''-
Bookbndng as usual.
April 10. go,
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Z N CHANCERY.--Me cklenburg County
Il February Quarterly Court, 1911.
Hillery GUode, & Co. Plfs.
against
William Hord and Arrnstead Burwell,

ffHlery OOOue, q 20. PEfs
against
William Hord and Arrnstead Burwell,
Def's
On the motion Of the Complainant by his
Council, and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
The Court, that the defendant Hord is not an in.
habitant OF this Commonwealth IL isfheyefo1e
aec,eed and ordered, That the said defendant do
appear here on the 1st day June Court next, an
swer the bill ofthe Complainant and give secari-
~ to abide by and perform the future decree of
this Court, and that copy Of this order, be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper, publish.
ed in the town Of Petersburg for eight weeks
successiyely, and be posted up two Court days
successfully at the front door Of the Courthouse
oftbis County, and bat the defendant Armstead
Burweli be injoined from paying, conveying a.
way, or secreting the goods, cbslteIs effects in
his hands belonging to, or debts due to the said
defendant Hord untiithe further order of the
Court.
A copy.--Jsstc,
w.sAsKERvILL, O. NC c.
April 10 ~2w
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WROUGHT Walls.

Broad and narrow Axes, Hatchets, Mat
tocks, Peck Axes, Grubbing Hoes, Broad,
Killing and Garden Hoes, Traces, Well
Chains, Plough Shares and Coulters, Stretch
ers and OK chains Hinges of different ST.
yes, Hammers, Wedges, FEEDERS and Cinder
Shovels, Snafflcs, Curo and Blind Brides, Hal
tiers, Horse and Mule Golfers, Surcingles, Back
Rsnds, Belly bands. braces, Breaching, Fire
Buckets, Bed Cords, Leading Lines. Sash Cord,
Chalk Lines and Seine Irvine. Cotton Cloth of
different descriptions, Spun Cot n, Bed Tyke,
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Mammoth Tooth.-On Wednesday the Sd
April was ex'ioit N he town OF Burlington,
Vermont, Mammoth Tooth, weighing six
pounds. This tooth is inchcslong, 8 inches
wide, and inches thick. One of its prong sw Ill
hold gill; and it IS equal in weight to 90
horse teeth, or 160 OK teeth.--It WAS found III
Soioro Sa', Lick State of Ohio, feet below the
surface of the earln
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lordship, gave their verdict FOR the plaintiff, to
the amount Of 90 guinness, for the horse and
iher losses with which the accident was stten
ded.
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THE LETTERS OF
April S.

/ T. L + X PL YniLEY.
FoR SALs 1T TINS ofxytg.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-22
From the Fredericatosen Herald.

Mr.. I'hCmds-I have endeavored to
note. for the inspection OF your readers, a
few Of the many shifts and subterluSes
the Madison party have recourse to, in or
der t0counteract the effects which Smiths
pamphlet has had on the public mind.
In the National Enteiligcncer. which is
the government paper, there appeared
what was called review of it, teeming
with violent personal abuse OF Smith,
without single argument to contute
the charges he has aiiedsed against Mr..
Madison. Whatcyeris denied in that pa
per. must stand on the same footing with
any other bare denial. The proofs must
he exhibited to substantiate il; and in
this instance there exists this remarka-
BILE circumstance. that the facts have pre-
ceeded and cleared tie VIZ for the intro
fluetion ofthe evidence. 1t was long since
believed, that several prominent measures
Of our rulers were adopted in susseryien-
CIV to the views Of France, and that the
cmban.~o was intended as an appcndage
to BoaaDarte's continental restrictions a.
gainst British commerce. The PARTIAL
ty of Jefferson AMI Madison towards the
French government. was inferred from
an assemblaSe OF facts too plain to be
mistaken ard now al length Smith, one
of their o~a confidential agents. once the
Presidents prime minister. has come for
ward boldly 10 declare the existence OF
that Partially. and supports that declara-
ton with detail OF circImstantial evil
denee. Who. that views all this with
cool. unprejudieed eye. hat must acknowi-
edge lis convietien of tue truth of it. if
he De not wilfaliy blinded by party spirit.