The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-02-14

ties OF an Giostdte hhtylof"-E1r. Dexter
Gssttses democracy, hates IL. thinks the
mere e6er of support injurious to his
character and more so to his feelings.
after all this is he sfy suspected Of not
being a true Pdt.RIOT. But should he
fly The y"ay he will be /" stripped of his
mask" (by Snowden and Simms) and {" pre-
sented," by the same honorable gentlemen
" TO the world an aPostaie patriot" +" How
7ooneeItni ihe s7orks Of a Bumbie-E ce.''-
AT what rate 7ve olthtes swim"
ED1goR's OLIo.-Thc people OF BaIti
more appear determined 10 do every thing
by Lottery. The legislature OF MARYLAND
have passed" An act TO suthorise the rails
ing Of sum of money by lottery or lotte-
rles, to build an arsenal in the civ of Bal
timore, &C." 10 produce S loo, 600 clear of
all expences We think II wor,hy the q, :
tentlon of the inhabitants of this town and
county TO petition congress, before an ad
Journne Mt, for leave to raise S 10 900 in
similar way, and grant from government
ior the like sum, which added together
would build a suitable Jail and court house,
without any additional expenoe 10 the lat
ter, Tor the cxpence they have TO incur for
guards TO watch their prisoners would
nearly pay the interest of the money -
christopher H"ehes, jr. Of Baltimore, a
connexion of Senator lSasnh, has been an.
pointed by the president and approved by
the senate, secretary Of legation to the
mission instructed to negotiate for treatv
ot peace and commerce with Great Britain
a, Gotfenburg We expect the presiden,
and the Smiths may again get upon an am,
| ieabie tooting-the war and Office NAV pro-
duce uniop.--John J.. E.awrencc, of New
york, has also been appointed secretary o.
legation to the Stockholm, mission.--Or
the 4th inst. the mandatory Of oil OF vitri
oil, at Greenwich, N. Y. was DESTROYED By
fre--loss S 9,ooo.--An Eastern print in
:orms us that his ereeNeneg Gov Strong
and bis honor Lieut.. Gov. Philips arc again
candidates for these ofices-cn this coca.
sion we may use the exclamation OF face
tious freshman, The dcpildon5t tkem.'--
he gov. of Pennsylvania has made q re
QUESTION OF 1000 militia, for the U. States
service, rendezvous at Erie.-Jhe lc.
| gtsiature OF New York have refused to- as.
sumo that states proportion Of the direc
| tax, which would have saved them s IS 900
! he senate passed a bill for the assum D,iop
but the honse Of delegates being good fed
| eralists, re jected --Massachpsetts we
observe has done the samc---this is truly
| citing their ncss off to dfsfieose the face -
| Maryland was about making the cornpro.
| mise, bnt MIR. Hanson would not permit IL
as it would interfere with his eonrar,tai
| sysfem," Of driving TIE democrats from
| ho7rer.--Thc u S. schooner Nonsuch
Lieut.. Reed, has been captured by the
Belveera Qrigate) and carried to Bermuda
The following foGsts were drank suonu
others at public dinner given to COM
modore ChauDcey in New-York, On the
9th inst.
TIE Navy-Its glory shines with equal
! lustre on the bounded waters of the lakes
as on the boundless bosom Of the ocean.
The Hero Of Lake Erie--IIis gallant a
| chieyement is rendered still more brilliant
Ivy the acknowledged brayeryof his OPP
poneDts.
BY Gen. Norton. 1st vice president
Our Hearts of Oak on Lake Ontario
We ne'er see on: foes, but we wish them
TO stay
IT we meet them, we fight them, or drive
them on shore,
And il they wont meet us what can we
do more
BY Mr.. John T. chamhiin, Cd vice-pre-
sident-" Free trade and sailors tights
Protected by sacrifice not sacrifced by
protection
BY the Recordcr--Our fore fathers, the
Dutch: the founders of New.Amsterdan
May their second emancipation from des
potisn, be the haFbipger Of another day |
of glory. /