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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-06

WHO OFFER FOR SALE
At their Store on Rirg Street, q ace0 Sc
tscted assortment Of seasona6le
DRY GOODS,
Which they will dispose Of on the mos
terms, for Cash or to punctut
al customers.
N. 3. All persons indebted to A. New
ton either by note OF account are request
ed to pay the same on or before the hrst
of July next, as his accounts will be lett
with an attorney after that time.
NAY Is.
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PARTNERSHIP.

June Id.
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RiDpon Ledge,

Containing from 200 to 800 acres on 20
fonac ls;sef, abput 5 miles from Gum
flies ard so from alexandria. The sol
Is good Cor cesis, snail grain ard grass
The improvements are a dwelling hoast
il, aoa: repsir containing six fooais, I
ki1o,sen. laundry. stables ard ether ne
cessary house. @I'he extensive MARSHES
.Eow,reacly dry Belonging 10 tbs estate
offer to the purchaser the most hattefin:
prospect Of re4lde',ng this a vataabl'
iarmby m iacoEsiderabie devotion q IA
boar. Tor terms afply to the subscribe
cr to- ,fto'!es Ler5e:,.., h.sq. OF Alexandiaa
John A, Washington,
Near Ci,sfIestovn, Jeherson County, Va
June H.
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e-s Port Wine.
WILLIAM Gil. FL AN,

h.ifing Street, asasrt door TO I6toils a'aes s
!. Eiftcaer.
las yus7 REcEIYED From OfoRa'o,
90 half pipes and First Quality FORT
90 quarter casks y me.
IN STORE,
S pines London Par. Madeira Wine,
from the celebrated house q a.af.
dock, Youiile, Nagsfcr = 2.
A few pu.icheons Ere old West-ina.a
Sum, sd and 4t!a pToct.
ssuseavade and Orleans Sugar IN iiaas'
anss b5is.
40 Demi;ahns
Together With a general assortment o
\ G2OSEaiEs.
Which viii be sold OH the most liberal
terms.
September IA
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Fresh Teas, &c.
FOR SALE ar AUCTION
Fg.iHYhEsN 81 .Eff.NTURN,

IN !, ,.v4 8. 3 ,,,,.TnRr
is'a s ~ = .s's' Is 49,, 80
q ssss5's s's's'a !, ! e ,'''s. :
hahlAssl.n - $3.50
Froslt street, foot Ct RooseseH ssfee''
n ME- ~ ~. 70 2E., SIS
~. IT,. 60 or.,ha Shin America.
Ans 800 1890, inst arrived from,
$ i ss''- s
S an "a -e'''s.
s. chests s's'p s eci
s hall ditto anu r,o.s
II boxes iihs'esiai s'
IS chests ifsson ditto. !
1ss9 40 .ssatfT boxes ;
$50 c'iests
20 hall chests 49,, ! :,
"a 10 Is lasfy caSes z Soa'se = S'i'
eos 10 do. Go.
40 s do. Co
~ chests
81 Sd chests nysoh ssh ao''
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Anotkecary and shugs1g y, iAteAaiiofia.
lairsax-stFeet,
gTAs lately received q general as-
su,tylent Of Drugs, Medicines,
shop rarnitai.e, Walls. Dye sttlas, Oe
ae.i Is in daily e;9.sssectatitn Of q tory ex'
''t,fsiva supply, WHICH was selected tTeAl
t,s latest iMpH,tatiia. and viii warrant
them to he pure ant' gaansae. and TIE
prices as low rs taeY can be- purchased
I(af equal qaality) u tie district. q
good credit gwen to nhysieiaps ard iaerr
cbapts IL tie country, and tier asi5efs
executed with tie utmost care = aTten.
'tion-.-tsaaatry produce will ec rscelSet:
JAZZ the highest cash price III pagnent fof
Medicines.
/ have Sa10 VT. Of the FIRST quality
Loslaoodea hand at Il reaaced price.
TuiV OK
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Jefferson Land for Sale

"A BOUT 500 Acres in the county 8
jefferson and State 81 Virginia, OF
tie rad lea.l.iing from Winchester t,
Baltimore, t7sni1es, from the Former, A
from lawyers Ferry and Siren Charles
togn--6Dln:les from ihlesshdria, George
town .aatiibe CITY Of Washington. The
improvements are a rev brick house,
stories high, 4 barn 90 feet sGnare, sta
BE. &c.
The soil is ef the very FIRST quality
ssoH ala2tad to tie growth OF timothy
every species Of gral'i--lsi ore or
than half OF tie land is covered with tin
Der CT the best quality.
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New Goods,
.Fssgs NEW ENGLAND.
soscrs s. Lewis,

IIGG sTaEaT
Arc now opeRing a part Ct their assort'
,aaat u fresh imported
,Fa.s = fE3s',grsEs?, fsaTCy .aAT'
sE.aPLE GOG1S,
y5sT RseasFED FROM BOSTON.
Among which are
s bales law priced. ce1anan ami 81
rs-iiae bread Cioths--sarieus
ca!irs,
L. ID. Gasaisneres-- asserted,
s DO. l99saaels --Gssaitcd some very
Gap. waise,
4 ia. B.naets r'steiit Imperial elastic
Cords, neg aad speeriar art
cief.,r ;eea;iemca's iseat;lloans,
] do. sgpr.te;As Scotch 2ia;ls far gen-
tieaisas cisaSs ard chila,eus
ciaaS..is.
e do. lspn5sEetts. containing plain.
black, green. brown, oiiTe.
slate aid maroon Cclors--ant
green, slate and orange, print
Cd 10.
] case siae twist shietings.
g 81. ssa;lpass pattern hdlsss.
S Ga. Ga;icges. piates, and fIrnitures
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Which they offer for sale on aecom:nc.
datng terms, Tor cash or approved pa
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FIR SIZE or Rent,
[,Ehe y. & siissiy7lgEon Tavern

In The tswn Of Aleyandria possessions
Ii, be Fad in tlie ,aoEth c. AFriI next
This long established SayeFn is so un,-
versal,j, lna9n shata pafticular aescrip.
ton Of tie premises is deemed unneces-
sary. itos tel'sas, SC. aar!yto
.sssnes Dandas.
septenibcr 9. If
~ The Editors eithe FresIericktovr
Herald and Winchester Gazette, vii
please to insert tie above once a week
Tor SIX weeks, and forward their accounts
u this Office iar rayment.
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-ALSo,

T'se7s, wf.te AL e,i'ored camhs:cs.
N assias, s&a yls, irHti'azeens, canten
.e....}a7, lack /: =. caier5;! !saeentiDes, Il.
3se+i sfeeat Sis, timing laccs, lace
sis s;ii sas1vl5, raic.ines, silS, aad
xi.k sS1 cott:fn s3awi$, s9:ae G~ry efs-
,s..,sst--s;ks:3as. a'eiy c;seep--silk hdkss,
si!S ;AneatiGe, 2f;tisa shirt;ags. Irish
iieueas, g;ne.,.asrs, danask ta5le cloths,
yes{lags. siin,ot;cs, domestic ccttons,
msas sf8l So@eas sh0es, etc. etc.---
a.; aaiSh a,ili be sld.wholesale' and re-
! rs ioif prices fs~cAsH, and &C all
Iavmeuts made in SPECIE a pre.asam Of
II. aef cent VII! he allewei, or bark
notes ri! BE 81 en ac specie and a pre-
E.lanl Of 10 per cent aAoFed.
Z. & &. ey4est additional supplies ct
fresh gaeds nearly every week.
n. 3. 'Ehey viii ny 90 cents Cash
/ or lga in s .cis at Air prices for SEQ
bssseis Of good rye, if offered within
ten ;ays.
t.4,lt Is
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t3s9iAN ls1&A1L J0,' 'sate

yESsIE subscri3ar ciYers Ger sale tha
& .isS.ai CO OF I.3.S.F3 on which lie
pog resides. containing ESQ acres. lis
s;trate.. ia hca!Hiy naiel;bali ool', about
;ifae miles from Alexas;.ria AID twelve
from WFas1ia. ton and Georgetown, and
y,iitll.in a n0ie o. the Little River TIN.
nike. Tie improvements are g comtor,
table two sto.y frame dwelling house,
p.ith barns and stables ard all necessary
out-holSes. Few farms in tie connty are
supplied with more choice collection Ct
fruit. and trom tire experiments t.at have
been made on lands Of tie same desc'lE
ton in Ire neigabarAcod, The soil IS b.
.lieved to be we'll a,lapted to the FIa!sts5
4 portion 81 tie ground is il Clover, ane
there is a ceHsisIei Table body OF low iaHd
a part Of uhsch is in valuable meadow
m. S, Stuart.
Fairfax County, Ans. 81. #
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To Rent,
The Bricls Store,

At the corner Of PriuceSs Union Streets,
now in tie occupancy Of David and
jonathan Rass. Tie stand for a Grcee-
~ Store and tae purchase Of Grain, is
sureriorto any in the place. posses-
sion given 18th October.
Apply TO
Laprasoa and FcscEc.
Sent.1l.
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FALL GOODS.
Joseph Smith & Son,
Haze I'npoFlssi til. Rarcwe Ms
RY, yfroSr( sipfrgee,al!.
goo Packages DRYEOODs

: - IN. y
Which they offer for sale on accom:nc-
dat'ng terms, Tor cash or approved pa
PEI,
,AM2yc wHIcK ARE,
CLOTHS, Casimeres, Eerseys. Elan
'neis, Blankets, Fiushings. Vestiags.
Bookings s, Green Baiae, kencI;d CO
jtoas, blae and white kerseys, Elorepets,
WoHsted and Cotton Hose, Ca!icocs,
white and eoiorcd Calnbrics K sarsnet;s.
Cotton isisirtinss, Chintz sud FancT
lshawls, fS::cotcis Goods, corded. Stirred
and Book Aiuslin, Cape anl Acne,
! ssinghans, Table Caves, C@ttsn I'M
lbrelIas, Sewing SILKS and TWISTS, Sew
ing Cotton, Shirt Buttons, Rect Cord &
Shoe Bindings, $50 boxes Tin Plates,
Sheet Copper, an elegant assortment of
IStufts, and varietY ofati,er articles.
! ~. n. We shall beready 70 sell. on
edaesdy next at our warehouse, King
lstrect.
For Sale, Freisat or char'...,
kI57s The fine Barque
,si 81 ZIP MARY.
sssss1Isss3 2Ga. G5-9S tons. a frst rate
salIsi, AID viii be ready to receive a
cargo in ten days. J.S&S.
September 9. If
| sEa Tie Fedora! Republican & Ma
tional lntelIisencer, viii please insert
the above three times, AID send their &C.
counts 10 this oG'ce.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-20
Cotton, | cas-, &c.

Cotton, ! cas-, &c.
He hare or hand & Qfar for sale,
so bales Virginia Cotton, Of very
superior quality.
IS Whole and half chests first chop
Gunpcwder and Y. Hyson Tea.
50 barrels 5iuscoyado Sugars.
10000 pounds green s. white Coffee.
6 hhds. Jamaica s, Antigua Rum.
6 ditto ard So barrels second anc
third proof old Whiskey, fit for
family use.
Teneriffe and Port Wine, very fine.
400 reams Wrapping Paper.
SO half boxes first quality Cigars
Is bags Pepper.
40 kegs Copperas.
$ tieices new Rice.
40 dozen best London Mustard.
so boxes Mould Candles.
so ditto English Fig Blue.
With general assortment of Groces
rias as usual.
BRYAN HAMPsON SEQ
May a5. t
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mo. 43 8
Public Sale
Of Lo,ldllon and Fairtar Lands:

~ 4I1UAdtfoIt uIHt TdfIJGT Af7ttSs
I'm Thursday the 10th day of August
q next, If fair, if not, the next fair
day: the subscribers Will offer at public
sale. at the tavern known by the name Of
Lanesville, tact Of Land lying in the
counties Of Loudoun and Fairfax. Tie
above tract contains about two thousand
FIVE hundred acres, and lies near the road
leading from Leesburg to Alexandra, a.
bout 2 miles from the former, & q from
The latter place, and near the turnpte
leading from Little River to Alexandria.
Tt is situated in an agreeable neighbcr~
hood and connects the advantages OF wa
ter and timber sit has been divided III:
TO compact farms containing from two to
three hundred acres each. upon most Of
which there are tolerably comfortable
dwelling houses, and will be sold in lots
according to the above diyision.--from
experiments which have been made Of tie
effects of plaster on the above tract, it
has been found to succeed as well as OF,
any other land in Loudon. One third OF
The purchase money Will be required in
hand and the balance divided into two
equal annual instalments with interest
from the date. TO secure the payment OF
which the purchaser will be required to
give bonds with approved security
I he purchasers Will be allowed the pri~
valege OF seeding in the fall, and pes
session will be given on the first day
OF Januarf, 1916. Persons wishing to
purchase will be shewn the property by
1Ir." 3ohn Matthias, Surveyor OF Loudon
County, residing in Leeeburg.
CARTER 3. PAGE,
JOHN w. PAGE.
June 81. tbs.
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Maurice Herbert,

YESAKES this method of informing his
5 friends that he will remain in St.
Bartholomew for several months, where
he will be grateful for any business that
may be entrusted tohis care. His first
object Will be to cultivate correspond
ence with the neighboring islands, by
which means vessels directed to his adj
dress. in the event Of an opening of the
British ports, will be enabled to avail
themselves Immediately, of the best mar
ket, thereby avoiding the expence and de-
lay of seeking one. The schr. Louisa.
capt. horp, will sail to his address on
Wednesday. and the schooner Enter
prize the following day--Letters for St.
Barts to go by the above vessels may be
lett at the counting room Of Adams, Her.
bert Il CO.
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= TX ANDRIA GAZETTE COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL.
sRoYA1-sTREET, ALExANDRI1s.
DaiLT, BY s.. s.soWDE.N, ]
THURS DAY, july 90 1915.
/ DAVID PEABODY

Has received IN addition to his form e
stock, the following GO0iss, viz.
nBLACK, blue and snuff-colored Lon
I'D don Cloths
Blue and blue-mixed London Cassimeres
One case undfessed Ginghans
One do. unaressd SCanblics. rery cheap
One do. white and coiored Hose
Blue. olive aud green cotton Cassimeres
Shifting long Cloths, Irish Shirtings
IA and 7-8 Irish Linens
Sattinets, Kersenetts, & domestic Cling
hams.
june so. 80
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j awrason 81 FoWle.

Have this day landing anti for sale at
their wharf, the CARGO of Schooner
Morning Star. Captain Hammett, from
3 Boston, consistingof
$50 boxes mould and dipt Candles, of
superior quality
100 boxes brown Soap
90 barrels new mess and no. I Beef
10 pipes superior quality Catalonia
Wine
100 reams large size WraTIin
rer
GOO dn. cammon DO.
so bundles sheathing Paper
90 cases Salad Oil
90 do. Tusnblers, Dccanters. &c.
ofthe Boston Glass Mandatory
20 tons Plaster Paris.
For Freight.
~ The Brig TRIM, James Cleve-
sse land, master; burthen 1850 bar
.rels. first rate vessel. ready for the i'm
mediate reception OF cargo. Apply as
above.
June o..
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Now-Coiniaission House,

DISTRICT CT COLUMBIA.
THE subscribers having formed a CO.
partnership uyleF the firm of DODGE
and KGITELL. will transact business
o. commission at Alexandra and George
,fown; and as one of the firm reside in
each place, they Hili be able to give eve
y facility required. and they solicit from
their friends and the public share OF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-08

q 1T haAafe sIacfes are offered spr SUE.
4 lyipt on i arSe 6ffsalls, aI'e'l
Brad Hp6 III the county Of sislopn.
sirsiliia Tie son III 'l,is tract Is q az
excsilenk quality ana we'll adapted ln
every rvspees Ia farming Plaster opes
rates With the best eject upon i his
lansl hes near sile snailS road. leading from
I.eeshurs ID George town and Alexandt III,
abuat SIS miles from these towns: a
contemplated paved road from the for
Dmer Ia he latter places viii imnediases
" pass Il. 1t IS bounded Cor three quar-
feFs If mile by the RIM above mention
ed. $50 acres are ii tiisNber Of the lirsi
suality ID kind and vigar. As many
acres lie on the side Dc the run and are Ct
tie richest quality, whSl, would pralace
'sine fNtfiar corr and Timothy. There
Il en- the land, a tloptisIins apple or
char,l. The fences Oh this laid afs &C.
aeraIiy gposl
l1as Tract would be divided iDteparts
of three hundred ACRES, IL purchasers
wish. For terms og sale. and For a view
al me land, apply ii kudweil Lee, Esq.
81 LoDdoun Cou.ify.
Richard fl Lee.
Luudmln County, near ltcesburs.
~ D ~ * II, y - Eats
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3.eI & Be reneuI,ersa,

LET i be Remembered L
has brought these evils , sas
|s y. and Wildly lla al !.
tlIspaseu TO hare remained q y. '''ey ben
ie''ted with Ftanee, and sbss Gu
bad any right To claim, tbet 49, s zane
escaped this sisitation. TIE s sgs's a Aass
|ers, considering what each q i Pew
turn, had suffered from Frs,ss'e nl, ID
more justice than commonly. ass' viii
The world, might have dismemhs. n
nation. and blotted its name -. s. tAs
'ander heaven. Instead, howsvs s' !: non
Ing this they LETT her in posssss;os - :, z
limits, without any ys. : es'
worth naming restored 10 her tS Il s'''q
valuable other colonial possession. a'sl
alibcral and honorable treaty w; 81, maze
and then took their leave. Rvas "
bloody Usurper, that had been AZ ) Y
ofalarge portion of The misery of ps,sa
was leltin possession aftitle And e.''g
But France must haze glory even va
expense OF hazarsliHg her own saisi, !. 'es
the worlds repose. Bonaparte VA, s,ss
ferssl to retafD, once more q uspr, !.
ascend the throne, and once na,. !
threaten Europe with Ere and ss..'
Had the natien withstooa him. tS'''
would have been some apology fOr. "a.
complaints !; but the very men Il s Is.
who make the most ms. y, y
tits subject, insist upon ii, even -. =
that he came with the heartfelt coDss s
and appreciation Of the nation. lfs0 !.
WAS a national act, and the nation /; = - !"
swerable fovit. Tosput him down ,s =,
more, the allies we're obliged to m,,,s
immense armies, from an immense d; !
|taBee, at an immence expense. An.
one Of the most sanguinary copa;s.
recorded in history they succeeded :aa1
|they have disposed of him in a MANN,
which they consider to be safe. TIN
|quired, however, no trifing effort !
their part, TO settle the affairs Of tss
troubled and troublesome nation. IA
see that done they must retain troops.
and to support troops. large suns acre.
'quisite. Who, in jastiee, is bound to
supply these expenses : They shesaus.
ell them. let, then, Frenehnsn CON.
plain, and democrats fret and whine, the
dispensation Of Providence under which,
France is now suffering, Is as far as 10.
man discernment can discover, psrleay
righteous. Happy Wilt be for thsn,if
they learn wisdom By thethinss they SIT.
fer.
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Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 500 acres on PoI
tomac River, about 5 miles from Dum-
fries and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
IS good for corn, small grain and grass.
sfhe improvements are dwelling house
in good repair containing six rooms, a
kitchen, laundry, stables and other me-
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this estate
offer ia the purchaser the most fattering
prospect Of rendering this valuable
farm by an incoDsiderable devotion of la
bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
or to J6blet Herbert, Esq. Of Alexandra :
John A, Washington,
Near Charlestowns Jefferson County, va
June ID,
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POLITiCAL

n o.
The state of things in France, excites
the deepest sympathy Of the democrats
IN his country. They consider it an
|ig.olera5le bultlen, for the inhabitants
& of that fine country to be saddled
withtbe expence Of supporting Austriars
Prpssians. .Cossacks and Russians; and
every requisition made upon Paris, o.
any ether part Of France, draws the
most doIctul gioans from their tender
and aHectionate bosoms. Now. it is ar
admitted fact, that there is no pleasure
|inhaying one or Two hundred thousand
men bil!eted upon country and re.
|ouisitions to support them, when consid.
Iered in the abstract, are far from being
comfortable things. But HEAVEN il
|ius.-and the retribntions OF that justice
are bestowed upon nations in this world
There is no doubt that France has been
a rod n the hand of Providence, to
'scourge the nations of Europe for their
sins. And there is as little doubt, that
France is now suffering, in her turn,
similar punishment, for transsressions
|probablyin no sense less aggravated, than
those for which the surrounding eoun-
tries have been visited. When the suf-
|ferings the French are taken into con
sideration, it is proper to regard them IN
some measure. as the retributlons OF
|instiee--Tfe measure that they have
o,e.teal to others, is distributed to them
Where we're the sorrows OF our demo
srata. when the French we're oyerrHn-
|n;np the rest of Europe, and exacting re-
nn;sitions ten-fOld more severe from the
inhabitants, than have been demanded Of
Frauce We have no recollection Of
having heard any expressions of sympa-
tby for the sufferings of the Dutch, the
Germans, the Swiss, the Prussians, the
Italians, the Venetians, or tie inhabi-
taDts of Hambuigh, tyc. In all those
cases, lust Of conquest and dominion, led
the modern yandals from country I'll
without the least shadow. OF
tight or justice, and it was the glory Of
their nation, the pride OF their statesmel
that their immense armies were support
ed BY tie plunder and wealth Of the1
enemies. The horrors spread BY tLs
French over many parts Of Europe--th
waste, desolation, and r0in, are enougl
to chill the hearts blood Of any rnan nj d
hardened against 5, mpathy-
in short, any but Frenrademprvef.
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On the Session q congress
lsheaeh II, i state 81 peace; BE sl.b-
Ifee nbicl, preseFt themselves 6'r fhe
|aelberation az Corr TESS are mary and
highly important. HE sicissitades d
war have exposed the weak parts Of our
|sIysts.n and ihs,ructad is how to remedy
them Among The prominent measures
will be-
/. A Modification Of the sysfemof tax
|ation. a general expectation prevails,
that the tax upon manufactures and
furniture will be repealed,
and the fax npon sfiIls4eduecd.
70. The imppst duties will iorln an im-
|portant subject for deIiberation. The
immediate and indiscrininate repeal Of
the double duties might produce much
mischief, by depressing prices and causs
ing the ruin of many, who have large
stocks of goods Jon hand. The protec-
tim aud encouragement Of manufactures
will merit particular consideration, in
fixing The tariff Of duties.
s. A national bank or some system to
furnish eircuIating medium, which
shall subserye the purpose of trade be-
tween tie different states, ard possess
SEES a uniform value in all. Tie project
has been preached in public papers, and
I'm pr waite circles, Of a bank predieafeI
Isolely upon the national capital, and the
profits Of " iieh should SO escsusiseiy I'D
to the nationai treasury. Its adsawates
maintain that the revenue and funds Of
the ration offer the best security for the
redemption Of its PAPER.
A. Tie preservation and gradual In
Fcrease ofthe navy has become gene
raj wish, however variant opinions may
have been upon this subject. We have
Witnessed its important utility to the ma
tioR in its late summary negotiations in
the Mediterranean. with powers who a.
lone can begcarbed by fear. As pro-
stection for eur widely extended COM
merco. as a weapon Of warfare, andas a
source Of national glory, it deserves the
fostering care OF the national councils.
S. Dur recent experience has taught
us the necessity Of military schools, and
Ialnfie deposits If ammunition and militia
Iry stores. With officers of skill and ex-
Ipcrience, and suitable magazines, much
Iof file expense and MANY OF the disasters
Ioi tie two first campaigns would have
been avertei. Military science should
he disseminated and military merit re-
iwaftled.
6. TIE militia system requires reyl-
sion and amendment. And
z. II rs fondly hoped. that Congress
will net view with indifference the de.
,fensive measures which are every where
|eoing on upon our northern frontier--ner
Iomif to provide corresponding means Of
defence. A mest hostile feeling is ma
|uifested On Tire Canadian side Of the Nj
Iagara towards US, which seems TO in
crease with their measures OF defence.
Tn the event ofanotker var. tie asccnS
|aepcy on tire lakes, aud the fate of oar
|tronfier. NIL depend upon the extent OF
our permanent defences IN that quar-
ter