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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-04
The Subscriber

Has far sale at his 7uareheuse on conway
4yharf, -
London paticular Madeira Wine, ID nan
n;res and.ouarter casks, fit for immediate use'
from the well known houses OF Mes',S' '.o.,
and Co. and Murdoch, Touille' "arofop anu
Co.
Coffee in bags and barrels CT, &C ~,
Old Grenada Rum, and some SHRUB OF SUI
perior qaulity from the same island .e,
New York prime Beef and Fork 04eS0s''
lent quality .
Bris,oc drop Shot in bags
Also,
Bills on London for sale at Oh days. =" '1i''
= James Patton
May
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-04
Eor Sale at Public Auction,

For Sale, at Public auction,
On WEDNESDAY, the 10Th ofnext month,
at the Coffee House, at one clock, P. M.
the following Valuable PROPERTY, conveyed
by ELISHA JANNEY to the subscriber Ter
the benefit of his creditors -
Two Dwelling Houses, on an
Half Acre of Ground, at the south west cor
ner OF Duke andRoyal streets One OF these
is an elegant new building, calculated to &C
commodate large family.
A small Dwelling House, on an alley east.
ward of Union street, between Duke and
Wolf-streets.
An Half Acre of Ground, situate at the
south east corner of Cameron and Henry
streets.
Also, available Mill Seat, in the town OF
Occoquan, with Bricks and Stones enough
upon the premises to rebuild the Mill which
was consumed two years ago by lire.
Terms of sale of the foregoing property
One tenth of the purchase money IN hand !;
the residue in three equal annual payments,
with interest from the day of sale.
Richard NJ. Scott,
Trustee for the creditors OF
Elisha Janney.
Nav g. CO.'S
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-04
@ 4 great Bargain.

BEING under the necessity OF selling
some of my property. l will offer at Pnoiio
sale, on SATURDAY, the Sth instant, at )
o'clock, the EXCELLENT STAND no"
occupy, on King-street. The terms VIII NC
enc fourth cash, the remainder credit Oh
s. l2, and Is months.
Alexander Perry.
June 8.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-04
Wood, Timber, STAGES, P9N anu
Rails, &c.
FOR SALE.

A TRACT Of LAND, lying IN Fairfax
county, adjoining the lands of Mr. Robert
pa,,on and Col. Smith containing from 70
to 80 acres; about halt mile from Diea'-
Hunting Creek Bridge Road. There Is some
good W woodland OH ii. The land VIII be shewn
James c. West.
wy, c, L,nsI cost.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-04
MERINO SHEEP.

MEklNO SHEEH.
On Saturday the 18th of June next, will be
sold at Auction at Broom-Lawn, near Alex.
andria,
Between 90 and 70 Merlno
SHEEP principally Ewes) OF the best breeds
in Spain, Paulars and Aquirres. They were
shipped some months ago by VIM. Jarvis,
Esq. and are now in good order and free from
disease, and their Heeces remarkably fine
They will be sold on a very liberal credit,
and may be viewed at any ime previous to
the day of sale. They are accompanied by
ample certificates relative to their character.
The sale will be continued from day to day
till all arc ssld, if the weather should prevent
a sale the first day.
]. H. Hooe.
May 81. dts.
~ The editors of the National 1ntelli-
gencer, Fredericksburg Herald, Winchester
Gazette, and Baltimore Federal Republican,
will please insert the above advertisement in
their respective papers, and send in their &C
counts to this Office.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-04
For Sale ON reasonable Terms,

For Sale ON reasonable Terms,
A VALUABLE Piece of LAND, con-
II tanning Oae Hundred Acres, lying
Immediately on the Leesburg road, Fairfax
County, Virginia, about Ten miles from
Alexandria, anu Seven to Georgetown: there
is about Thirty Acres of Prime Meadow
Land, with a sufficient supply of Timber to
support the place. For terms, apply to u.
Minor of Alexandria, or
WILLIAM MINOR,
Near the Premises
April 4. tawtf
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-04
]. H. Hooe.
THIS Day Landing

THIS Day Landing
From on board the sch'r. Republican,, Capt.
Davis, and for sale by the subscriber,
81 bales Upland Cotton,
Of superior quality.
IN STORE,
90 crates Liverpool Ware
90 casks London Brown Stout
80 tierces new Rice
tons Swedish Bar Iron
7 hogsheads Sugar
2 pipes French Brandy
chests Hyson Tea
a hhds Orange Juice, & bale Corks
40 hhds Tobacco, and
1900 bushels Corn.
Newton Keene.
June /.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-04
FOR SALE,

Mularo Nan, about l9 years CT age,
and brought up as q dining room servant
Apply TO the PRINTER.
Nav %. ooot
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NADER FOR SALE.

NADER FOR SALE.
We have just received few hundred w.t.
of the first quality Madder.
Bryan Hampson and 60.
also on HAND,
A few hogsheads 4th proof old Jamaica
Spirits.
Do. Sd proof Antigua do.
40 barrels New England Rum.
6 pipes London Particular Madeir7, -
do. do. do. Tensrlfie, :
2 do. old Lisbon,
8 do Sicily Madeira, %
l2 quarter casks Malaga )
A few hundred pounds Spanish Aote lndl-
go. ccoo g
And general assortment OF Groceries OF
the best kind.
Also, quantity of Ground Liverpool and
Lisbon Salt. ----'---.f
100 sacks fine do: containing from IL
to FIVE bushels each.
= March Is.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-04
April 4.
TO BE LET,

TO BE LET,
A two story BRICK HOUSE, on Prince
street, adjoining to Mrs. Fletcher, with
Kitchen, Stable, and Carriage.house on the
same lot. The tenement will be let for two
years or any shorter time, and application
for the terms may be made to Mrs. Fletch-
err, who is authorised to contract for the
same, or to the subscriber.
Charles Lee.
May s. 3tawlm
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-03
From the Columbian Pheni:r.
THE ISSUE JOINED.

In the address to the Freemen of this State,
from the Republican Convention, three char
gcs are alledged against the .fedtrat party l..
That the principles of its leaders arc monar-
chical and aristocratical 2. That they have
lost all attachment to the Union of the States
8. That they are under British influence. In
the last Providence Gazette, in an address to
the Freemen, it is said We freely admir-,
gvere the charges correct, you ought not as
Patriots 10 gfye the federaiists your sutroges."
But the writer trusts the Freemen 6 will not
believe the mere assertions of youthfM har-
ns~a, but will examine and decide with can
dour." This is all that we wish for, and we
are willing to place our whole cause upon the
result OF such AN examination and decision.
With what propriety, however, this writer
could call the Republican Convention address,
the mere assertions Of a youthful PARTISAN, as
ter he has observed, (by way of apology for
noticing it) that il issued under TIE sane
tien Of one Of the hoHticst horfies into which
our State is unhappily divided" and was
their hohtical creed," is for the good sense
OF the Freemen to determine.
The first charge will be examined in this
paper, it is hoped with condour, and that it
VIII meet. with a candid decision.
II TIC SOuFcntiOn huuTcSS, the plan OF
Constitution submitted to the Convention by
Hamilton, the measures proposed by him as
Secretary of the Treasury, and the measures
pursued by those who adopted his principles,
are referred to as evidence Of the Monarchi-
Cal and Arstocratical principles of the feder-
al party. But all this is denomna.ed mere
assertion. Yet il is not denied that Hamilton
did submit such plan, but it is asked :" uvhaf
is that TO the .fedrraisfs ? With as much pro.
priety might II be asked what is Hamilton
10 the .ffderahsfs /? What are James Madison
or Thomas Jefferson TO the Republicans And
yet the Gazette writer seems to be conscious
OF the weakness of the ground, by denying
Hamilton TO have been a monarchist We
cannot have better evidence Of the principles
OF Hamilton, than is con, aimed in the Sd, 4th
and 10th articles of his plan of constitution
'or the United States, and which are here
submitted -
Art. 8. The Senate TO consist Of hersons
elected 10 serve DURING GOOD REH.dY-
iOUR. That is, during life.
Art. q. The supreme executive authority
Of the United States to be vested in Cover
nour, to be elected during good behaviour.
The authority and functions 10 be ss follows
TO have NEGATIVE upon all laws about
to be passed, and the execution Of al laws
passed to have the direction Of war, when
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-03

our country. During the reign Of president
Adams, the conduct of that party exhibited
to the world an interesting though painful
picture, enlbelished with the highest colour
ngs OF political depravity. You Witnessed,
fei!ow-cisizens, the clamours and chickering's
OF clscontentcd parasites You saw the vspor
rising iiom the morbid fens of vice and cor
rupton, and the baieful cloud ready to burst
upon your country. Here was the reign of
federalism here were the halcyon days THAI
dropped "fatness" upon your land; here
was the period in which your national 6lessing
was increased your burdens borne by the
strong yeur liberty extended. And had
this glorious triumph Of federalism continu-
ed, before the lapse of this short period, tho
aristocratick junto might nave given laws 10
the nation. VOLNEY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-03

10 war;, it has been from conviction that it
was nor the interest OF eheir constituents TO
make rhu soemn appeal, or from the belief
that this was the gcneral imp ession OF the
people, and that war could not be ellicaci-
ously waged that was not at its com mence-
Incnt popaIlr. Until this great question is
settled, We fear that serious enbarrassments
will continue to attend our government.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-03

The Boston Centine has just discovered that Cob
bett whose political in America is not forgot
ten, is liar and calumniator" .N.f. Las
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-17

nroud as EnglisL,nen Giai so admirable
work has been executed i'll this country
This admirable production. which The
hest Judges have pronounced not inferior
TO any work Of Raphael CT Michael An.
cello, has been purchased by the geyer-
nors and subscribers Of the British ins,i-
tuition, at the price Of three thousand yui.
meas, a price equally honorable to their
muniliccnce and taste. II is intended to
pIace it in aNational Gallery, to be erect
ed by government, for the exhibition and
preservation Of the works of British Paint.
ers.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-17
Public Sale.

Pursuant to a deed of trust from JAMES
BRANDON and ELIZABETH his wife, dated
the zist February, 1905, for the purpose
thereby intended, will be sold, on the pre-
mis.s 10 the highest bidder, for cash, on
the 27,h Gay OF August neSt,
A Lot of Ground, fronting
% feet 5 inches on the cas-, side of Water
street, and $50 feet deep; situated between
Duke * Prince streets, In the town ct Alex
anlria whereon is erected neat and conye-
,icnt frame dwelling house
Thomas Vowel, Trustee.
May IL. la"ts.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-17
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On WEDNESDAY merit the 1871 instant, a.
three o'ciock, zyiH be cGerei for sale, 6" the
PREMISES,
ALot of Ground, situate at
West End, adjoining the old turnpike gate,
containing near one acre. There are on the
premises Dwelling House, Store House
and S.aughtec House. suitable for butcher !;
the 10, is well enclosed and part cultivated
as . garden. The terms of sale vii! be one
fourth cash, and the remaining three iourths
In equal annual instalments
Richard Vanpelt.
June Is. est
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-17
FROM BELL WEEKLY MESSENGER,
OF APRIL Ii.
FINE .aRT.S

FINE .1RTS.
MIR. VESTS PICTURE OF CHRIST
HEALING THE SICK IN TIE
TEMPLE.
This noble composition which has excl
ed such general attention. is now place d
in the Gallery Of the British Institution
in Pail Mall and will be open for public
view in the ensuing week.
The subject is Christ Healing in the tenn
Pile. To represent with suitable dignity and
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t:est-Fiorida.-'Cne following remarks
are eyrld from &" The Tiuie-riece."
p.2or published al St. franei.yiiie in
u e>t-F Iogida. The people Of tnat coun-
;s~.. il - iii lie seen. arc extremely di..a-
Il fed Win their present. situation.
u again call tie attention u ny fei-
lGw-eirizans u the extraordinary situation
il gLicaa gecyiie Congress Ia, placed Us.
ask low have yye been benefited by the
Change We hare experienced Are We
Ics, oppressed than We were twelve
Iuon,h, ago : Or. are We Americans only
in narae. end not in condition? The more
/ reject Oh tire strange conduct Of ny GO
yernment, the stronger arc nay induce
ncnts TO urgc the people 10 prompt and
energetic exercise Of their constitutional
privileges. If we have gained any adTan-
iage by the change Of government. it is
the liberty We enjoy Of demonstrating "a
gainst oppression, and Of expressing our
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-07
'NDe Guqulrer.
-7--s.--------..-.-
RICHMOND, JUNE T, 1911.
POLITICAL PLEADIMGS
SMITH Us MADISON.
Counsel for tie Prosecuiion-TN A,tyyo,o
No. III.


May il Please the tu6fc /! Il was nat,
raj to expect, that the Aurora would have
treated others that differed from it with
some little indulgence, since it has so ola
rlngiy differed from itself. This very ma
per denounces US for doubling the infa4l,h,
ity OF ideas. yet seems itself to have been at
a loss to account for the removal of Mr..
Snth. Al one time, it amuses us with one
ssolutiof when, fresto .fy /! new tale is
to be told 81 new light is to be shed ON the
subject.
First we are told that "the Secre,arv NJ
the Treasury has succeeded comple,elv'-
tha' the causes of Mr.. Smiths removal
were, LIST the influence of Mr.. Gallatin over
the mind, measures q &C ions of the Pres,
dent "a. Connected with this, by he ar.
tIhces OF Mr. Gailatinrto render himself
necessary & to make Mr.. Madison wholly
dependent on him, an'i holding forth the +
dea that Mr.. Smith was opposed to Mr.. Ma
aison re eiechon, and that he could not be
re elected without Mr.. Gallatin's aid 81 In
fluence. "--Here, MI. Gallatin is the clna
to solve this event.
Next we are told. that another Z" spec;es
OF reasons were assigned, aud in very an.
thoritative form, which we're, that Mr.. Sm,th
had been opposed to the feeble, fathless
dishonest, degrading and temporising svs ;
ZEN pursued since the repeal of the embar-
go"-The Aurora seems to chime with
this solution, by asserting that, ..the reno
val OF Mr.. Smith, besides its intrinsic in
justice and the dnplicity with which it was
accomplished, was considered as The crife
'ton " the hredominancy ofa certain co.lrse
Of measures and hohcy and it was and
is believed, tina. as the future oTfhe reneq,
al of tie Bank charter, 7vus a future nj
the influence VI Mr.. Ganahn, that this re-
moval Of Mr.. Smith, who was opposed r.
the bank, was intended to propitiate tina,
event, and to determine the pradominancv
OF that interest, which had faxed in both
houses OF Congress"
Thus our minds are to be split between
two different Sorts of reasobs-and we are
| at a loss to know, whether it was Mr. GaL
tain himself, or Mr.. Smiths opposition r,
| certain Cabinet meaSnre8. whlce have led
t. the catastrophe. he aim of the Auror,
| rs, however, the same in either case--th.
disgrace of Mr.. Madison and the viDdcati
on ut Mr., Smith, are It's great objects. II
Mr. GaHafn is the Cause, why, he Is tber
| III reality the Pres,dent;' and IL is time I,
bsolace MIR. Msd3son.-eti it was a differ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-07
POOR RICHARD.
" Mr.. S. Myers is NOT bailed.
NEWPORT, Or. ~ May 25.


" Ills AlaJesfy iove8 The .americans :"
Captain. Coggeshall, arrived here yester
day rom Havana, informs, that On he LIT
OF May. off the Moro, he spoke the brig
Cosmopoite, Heard, IS days from New.
York for Acknowledgment Heard intor
med Captain G. that on the 22d Of April.
IN lat. 33 20, long II, 10 he received a
iraternai embrace from III, French priya
teer brig Diligcnt, Captain Grassin. Fsince
arrived at Philadelphia. and was ROBBED
oil MS ya"I, and thre Atened to have his brig
burn or sunk If he did not ransom her for
5000 dollars, and gave bin, two hours to
Consider OF i'.--Capt. II. to save his vessel
WIS obliged to draw bill on n. M. DeIon
guemac, Esq OF New York, his owner for
the above sum Grassin Informed Capt.
Heard. that he should 60 into Newly rk
under pretence ofbeng IN distress & want
ing repairs, as he had several bills to col
iect. having lately ransomed several YES
sells belonging to that port; and that
he considered all Americans trading to
English or Spanish Colonies as good
prizes.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-07
Sales at .4uction.


ON Monday next, the 10Th inst at the s,i5fs
- OF the house at present occupied by Mr..
HyBa', Marks, opposite the Eagle TavtsA,-
WiH be sold, without reserve, in order to close
several c.nsigpmenis, The following valuable
assortment, OF GOODS, viz
TOO pieces long NskeeD, of first quality.
lis snperiine Brit,naiss,
200 While India Goods,
100 Blue do
200. RowaIl Hand'chfs.
100 .. Cotton Cambrck
SO doz. Ivory Combs,
cases superfne Harris.
IS ps Tow Cloth,
25 Diaper,
Bingham, ,..,
~ Renms wiring paper,
1900 half-pint Tumbers,
100 Elegant gilt china Pitchers, -.
lOO 10. Twine-a small Invoice of Hardware.
Irish Linen, Back Cambrics, Durants,
Vcivets, Toilapetts, Ves,coatings, Mems
Glow es, &c &c.
A5OO pair Shoes--conss,ing of Ladies coor'd &.
Black Morocco Sups and Ties Mems fine
sud coarse and Misses Morocco & Leather
Slippers.
a tew boxes Segars, and many other ar,i.
cies not here enumerated
z. s. An Elegant and we'll tuned Piano
Forte.
Terms, all sums under S so cash-S so 8.
upwards months credt-Ne gotable notes
W approved endorsers will he required Nv
f7oncure, Robinson 81 Pieasants. auc'rs.
June z. 7,
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Jrne 7
N ANCERY-Fiuvanna County Courr
May 27th, 1911
James James, Co. Pug

4 May 27tl', 1911
James James, CO. pt,9
hCAINsT,
~ W,ii'''" Cannon, Joseph Kaden and Charles
M B"tnsid. n
on the Motion Of the Plaintiff By his Connse
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of rho r.. ~
mat the defendant mon is not AN inhshit, nt
OF TINS Commonweal,n. V 10 hereGcre decreed
and ordered that the said defen liant C.nno, 10
Ppear here on the fist day of Angus, Cur
"eXt, answer The pi inlif''. hill and 1--WE s,ur;t
y torPerfoi ming the fnt re decree o. Ills Court
and that the defendant Haden g. B rn.rd- IL
not pay convey away, or secrete any deb,s bv
them owing lo,or effects their hantlsof. said de.
PENDANT cannon, tut 50 az TO reserve a suFc;encv
thereof 10 their hands to pay tue sum of tb;rty
nine pounds ten shillngs with Interest Sc. anJ
costs OF this suit Ind it is further o,de,sd Tar
copy Of this order BIZ forth with ;ose,'. - r.
some newspaper published in the City of h.
mond and continued for two months success;,e.
ly and posted at tie front door of the Co,,n,
house OF this Crun;y.
COpv-Teste,
J TIMBERLAKE, jr. d CFc
Ju1e7 -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-07
Richmond, June z.

N CHANCERY VIRGINIA In Rich.
m m Hastings Court, 18Th May, 1911.
John F Price, pj,,F
AGAINST,
John b. Walton & Edmond Webster and RI.
bert Poore, cabinet makers and partners carry
ing on business under the firm of Webster av,
p ore ~ n 49,
The defendant John B. Walton. mot
entered his appearance and given securitv. nc,
ora'ng to the act OF assembly, and the rules, OF
nus court and It appearing to thu satisfaction
:" the court that he is not an inhabitsn, Of this
commonwealth, on the motion of the pl.intTF
oy his counsel. 1t is ordered, that tue said de-
'cndant do appear here on the first dav ottbe
ext q4arteiy court, and answer the bill of the
With inserted IN some newspaper publ;ebad y,
ne city OF Richmond for two months success.
i'vey, and posted 81 the front door OF the Court.
,ouse in the said City
Copy--Ieste,
CAL. HOWARD, D C. r. III c.
Jne 7 "a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-07
To Planters and Farmers ,

90, or 10000 Hnds. of Tobacco. at this
Tune, In u. b. and no vent tn the continent
What them Take my advice
Raise Tess, and raise it good.
your MndS.--RUn not in debt for British yooda
but manufacture your own Cloths for YOUR
selves, out Of your own cotton, flax, hemp.
&c. &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-07

" we 10y before our readers, very lale
news. rom france.-rhe message of the
FRENCH Emperor had been delivered, be
Iore our last non Intercourse law reached
T CTS here &c ms to be no auspicious
Change since From G. B. the renor,s are
gloomy -retaiatIon is meditated ON Snr nnn-
intercourse law our own vessels excInd !
ed,