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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
b: tn Pres dent Of the Init
.NfittPs.

Whereas, by an act of Con.ress. pas
i On the 9Th Of February, 1875 ,n'i
an act making provision ior t"e'
41li.hment OF additional Lad OHlcrs
in he territory OF Missouri" the Presi
DEF Of the y. States is authorised to d''
rec. the public lands, which have been
surveyed in the said territory, to be oHcl :
ed for sale
Therefore; ] James Monroe, President
OF The L. S. do hereby declare and mate
Mn Nn that public sales far the disposal
(s,reesb'v to law) oi certain lands in ihc
terraory Of Missouri, shall be heN II
Fra,klip is said territory. viz:
On the ii, st Monday i'll january mex
for tie sale of -,
Townships No. As to 81 incl0te ant
fracl'Itwnship IS in range
$40 50 AID -.s2Ms
hsct' toansh;p SO - 2iss2s.23
On The first Monday in skrch aes'
for ..ie OF .ESAE5
Township. 4s to IS inoIs rsgge
As,oso 'KMs w : :
On the FIRST Monday in MayVNf, for til
aale of
ships 4s 10 54 inclusive, &Erange
Me 1
81 TO oG 1SA
IS ~ H6 14rt5
excepting the lands which have been, 0
ma, he reserved Ivy law for the supper
OF schools, and Tor other purposes.
Each sale shall c intinue as hong as ma
be necessary TO offer the lands for sale
and 10 longer; and the lands shall be o
ssrrd in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand; at the city {
Washington, This l7th day Of Jul.
one thousand eight hundred a.
eighteen. JAMES MONROE
By The President
JOSIAH MEiGE.
Commissioner of the General l.. Offic
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DISTRICT OF DELAWARE, IS.

BE REMEMBERED, That on the
Third day of December, in the forty
third year of the Independence Of the
United States OF America, A. ID. 1918,
JONAS PRESTON FAIRLAMB, esquire, OF
The said District, hath de posted i'll this
Office, the title of Book, the right
whereof he claims as author in the
words to wit -" A new and concise
method Of completely obviating the diff
6culty accustomed in surveying by Local
Attractions of the magnetic Needle, III
most parts of the United States, by back
observations, not published i" any other
work, by Jonas Preston Fairlamb, Sur
veyor and Conveyancer, Wilmington,
Delaware.
In conformity to the act Of Congress
Of the United States, entitled An act
for the encouragement of learning, by
securing the copies Of maps, charts and
books to the authors and proprie'ors OF
such copies during the time ,hereil'
mentioned" and also 10 the Act, entitlet
" an Act supplementary to an Act, EMIT
led "cn act for the encouragement ul
learning, by ecuring the copies OF maps
charts and books To the aathors aud pr,
prietors of such cap es during the ,in'e'
therein mentioned, md extending the
benefits thereof to the arts of designing
enyrAying end etching historical ant
other pri ts.
| THOMAS WIrHRSPOON.
Clerk u the District Of Driazuare.
District of HeIa7ca,e. IS.
I DO CERTIFY, That the above is
true copy of the record thereof, az re
......x. naming of Record in til,
Office of The District CouI
!. for the said District. Il
''-''s' testimony whereof bay,
hereun,o set my hand and affixed nj
seal of Office. at Wilmington, Decembe
10, 1878
THO\!AS WITHERSpOOV,
| Clt dist. Court Del. Dist
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December9-4t.

Bills Of every description
executed at this Office.
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W.l.NI'EL,

vii "ingtsn, Nov H., 1874.
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Friday. soy. 81.
IN SENATE.

A Message WAS received from III,
Prcs'aeut Of the URi,ci States, trans
mliuas the report OF the Commissions
err Of the public buiidin. $, (more par
,iec'arly noticed in the proceedings Of
the either Honsc, Of yestcrAay.)
The engrosse's bill to increase ths
salaries Of cerlain officers Of the gov.
eminent, WAS read tie third time, an.
the blanks filled with 60OO dollars 4:
the snlary Of the Secretaries Of ti,,
state. Treasury. War and Navy De
irartmcnts, $500 dollars Tor that OF
the Attorney General, aud 1000 dol
lars iov tia. OF the Postmaster Gen
er~l.
The blanks, with the exception O.
that fixing the salary Of the Aitorne,
General. wlisse income. il was remar
!.ci. did not depend wi:nlI, ou hi
salary, as he attended to private hnsi
ness. &c.) we're filled with the sum
named without ebiestinn.
AS amended. tie bill passed, nnI
WAS sen: TO The other House Tor cen
Ivurrence. --.
I Several bills from the other Hous
were read and rrFrrreh.
! The rcsoiutionsubmittcd yesterda.
ny MIR. Macon, was taken up an
agreed to.
The joint resolution fora monu,nep
over the remains Of General Washing,
ton. and some minor business, Wa
postponed to Monday to which ia
The Senate adjourned.
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peetation Of repayment Of Tie aid this
afforded, usJer the critical cipruu,-
stances in which it mas then PLACED.
Mr.. =. csntcntletl, had avaiIe6 iis.;r
of the cover Of a mercantile transar-
tion, and OF the agency Of Beouma
ciiais as the ostensitle shipper of sup
plies that il had done SO, the publ.u
disaso"al Of any agency in this mat
ter was 10 proof to the contrary, hc-
ing part Of the policy Of concenineut
which dictated the employment oi'
Ms rcantile asene, IN l..e first Instance.
The claim, therefore, Mr.. T.. .onsid-
erred rs wholly unsustaincd, and Eiuun.
ded Oh an attempt, Oh the part ot
Beaurnarrhais, TO uggrandize ilimself
"nd family, by taking advantage Of
tile secret agenry. in viii h his name
had been employed. and that Of the
government and lis officers wholly
concealed, to Slain remuneration
the United Staies, for the suppties
sent, as il the matter had been u
speculation OF lis own.
After Mr.. =. had concluded his
remarks, the committee rose ind OBJ.
tanned leave to sit again ami the
House adjourned {. Monday.
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New Castle, Nov. IS 1918.

BY virtue Of writ ofvcnd. exponas 10
me directed will he exposed to public
sale. a, the house of John Grow. Town
of New Castle in n. Castle hundred, on
Saturday the 18th day OF d sceinber mex,
at 9 O'Clock P. VI.
No. /. A plantation or tract of land
lying between White Clay Greek and The
road leading from White Clay creek
Mils'o Oge Town. ADJOINING lands OF
Hat orns IVm. Adams and others con-
fai.iag b. cpmput- tioh threc hundred
ac.rs more or less. 30. 2. Tract lying
Gil the south side OF said road ard boun.
di"1 'hereb, and adjoining lands oil
Hai,horns. Richard L. and William ].
Smi and others, containing BY compu.
tation ESQ acres more or less.
No. 5. A lot Of LAND VITA the improve.
ments, adjoining Il. L. Smith, contain
ing acres more or less
seized and taken in execution as the
property Of George II. Massey and Il
be sold by
John Moody, Sh'.J.
N. Castle Nov. IS, 1878
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S..;acyiss'7 6 Sales.

b. vi,,ue OF \ wr;; CT ,eAt. exponas {,
me directed, win b. opposed to puiii.
sac, a. The innse OF lniln Grow, Iii the
Town o; New Casly, il New Castle
hundrcd, on Saturday TIE 5ih day o. DE-.
ccmber ne:.t, al two o'c!ocA ? Nj.
No 4 iagnl situate in i'encadcr hun
s'rcd adr,i!an:' property oil "ni. Eobin'
son, jacob Ferris and Others, coniaInil,.
By computation one hundred ana Eiiy
ACES more Of less.
No. 2. A lot OF land and tree brici
tcnenir3;s Iiierl'.o. 81: gaze On s'aGke'
Street o the town Of Ncw Crsile, ati,oin
Ing property late Of la!Hrs Caldwell, dc
and stiitrs containing by computation
more or less.
Ssized and taken in execution as tht
property Of .Adan. Barr, and 70 be sols
by
JoiIn Nloody, shift.
Nav (octIn Lov % 1919
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Parents. Guardians, sc.

The Subscriber, having been Teacher
TO he Rlttenhouse School Tor years last
past thinks it expedient TO leave said
School a, the close of the present year.
Pv,sots wishin, 10 employ an En-. ish
Teacher, viii please to call on the Rev.
Joseph Wildly, John Crawford, Esq.
Arnold 5. Naudain, Esq ,4essrs. Alex.
ander Crawford and Peter b Delany
(1,ustees Of said Schoo.) or Abraham
Statt, Esq. and fur ter'rs, TO the sub
scr,ber. al he Rittcnhousr School, near
Miudietown, Delaware.
James il. Calder.
Nov 9 ct
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From ihe N'utioaa! Inteiii.encer.
.N'0re,nGcr 2i.
CONGRESS-
Thursday, Nov. 30. 1918.
In SENATE.
New Castle, Nov. Is.

The President communicated a
'cttcr lvom tho Secretary Of War.
u ans,nittiag. in conformity to RESP
luton oi the Senate. Of March t7th,
1915. a rcro., showing thu orsaniz.-
,iou md s,rrnSth Ol the militia Of The
several states and territ. rics, US far
as returns have Teen madc, together
with .uri militia laws rs have been
received At thai department whiril
letter and report we're rvAi and re-
icrrcd 10 the COMMITTEES on military
..ii.Airs.
Several petitions were presented,
AM s",ue tii.s repOrtci by eonl.niltces
without amvnsu"nt.
The nil proy;:inS Cor the rc,oo,ai
oFti,c Library 81 Congress to the ,'sp,
itoi, WIS read tao ts;rd time, passed
ansl sont tn ll;v ether House.
The joint rcsp.u'iau. toreGuast TIE
President To take measures ~ oai,i,.
permission OF tie iion"rasI,: isu-:lrut
Washington, fox Congress 10 r..use =
suitable nisnn,l,,nt "a b.. +yui L., s>v!
she REMAINS ii his i'Iustrious rel it.,..
Ike lutc t'enise Washington. ~her'
they n"w liz, also 10 auti!orisr hin
Ia give tie SUN VI dollar,
;.r The bcs. r!an of ii ,aoaumen: 'uI
ijte ;urr.;e n:ur,.a,.'. 20 he dcchIe.
~ ,y tiie President. the GhiefJusi;c,
| H. ~ ~: i...s ~ tnr ii!.r~h, DE
nar,'ncu,. uni the Attcrne. Grnc" /.
,:nd ;p,,So.'ri.tins cellars f.i
he cxpchecs thereof, Was read 4
' ou'i.. tiinr.
Tie Srn..te a1.;Q;lrnrd.
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BY virtue cf writ Of lev. ia. 10 me
directed, will he exposed to public sale,
at ,ha house of David Brinton ~ ilmisg
ton on Monday the 4lh day Of January
next, at two O'Clock p. M. a tract OF
lai.a situated in Christianu handled boun-
ded by land Of Peter Derickson, the
Oaissian road, ilerrying Branch, land OF
George I.alimore, Robert Arnnatrong,
Rebert Phillips. Joseph Lyna, John
Wslravcn, decd. Thomas Du' and VIM.
Robinson, containing by computation two
hundred and twenty seven acres and 90
perches, be the same more or less.
Deemed and taken to be the property
Of William Price * Ierre Tenants.
and to be sold by
Jokn Moody, Sh..G.
New Castle. Nov. %, 1918
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New Castle, Nov. 20. 1918

s,y virtue of a writ Of Lev. Ia. to me
directed. will be exposed to public sale.
at the House Of David Brin,on, Whining
ton, in Christiana hundred, on Saturday
the 5th day of December next, at lC
O'Clock, A. M. A brick Messuage or tc.
nement and lot or piece Of land, thereum
10 belonging, in the Borough CT Will
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~ III. SOLD.
AT PRIVATE SALE.

A lot Of Ground; containing half all
acre, situated in Me Village OF Brandy
wine. on The Conc ord rca;l near the toll
ga.~ With iargS NJ WHY erected TWO story
s,u,,e dwcI in.. tousc and wood bu,i
ter ment erected thereon. The houss
is well calculated for weaving establish
men, being in tbs vicinity Of extensive
manrac.oli.s. For further pas,lcuIa:
enquire OF
Morgan jones.
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HOUSE CT REPRESENTATIVES,

Mar. Rlien, from tie committee .;
! si2ss'":,,, -. ,n.A,i :. bill; coDcer"n.p
'aya!i'! pensions, (''e'nS in form anu
lbAtaHrr t''c sane rs passe;; TIL.
house dnriD. The last scssio mi I'll
Through in sscnase.) Tie said bill
was read Erst ;.;Iu second time, an,
jtrtd To Le eHy,russr;i Tor ii ,nn''
re.t,hg; "nd WAS subs"GDc.itie "a; D,
ll,iTt time, passed. and sent tn tnt
| SENATE.
sIr. i'lcasan.s. from the com ,.i',r,
Oh naval Affairs. rcpurt,.i Il hill eE,,,
Ii,inS th" term OF hpl. is,y pension.
rae s.ju"s aad r'iiiar,s Of cert j.
aiiircra. scaunrn AMI .uGrine. Gii0 ,i'c,'
ID The rn',!ie service: which was Ia i F.,
rcau sid committed.
AIR. Campbell .s,o,ci to RESENT III,
raie OF the iiuus: Which REEVES III,
uniinisilcd business II tie hrs, -rsa!nr
30r each Congress wu',,n nne week
after the commencement of th.Il Whist
follow, il. s'le o, jet Of TINS r"ls
is to t,row irom the table all I'll,
! ;Iusin.s drought over frOM tie l4s
session. aen TO require the orisina
Ion Of The wi,ul, OF il de nopJ. i'ht
reaolntian lies "a the tnbir o.. day. 0
course.
/ On motion Of Mr.. Butler, "a com.
.nitt.e Wa. ur'rrci To he hppOi.Ise t,
10 iriu, in iii granting pe0sios
10 Nj. jM General jam stark.
The rngrossrd b,iI 20 prevent The
discontinusnce otsuits in the Western
District Court 81 Pennsylvania, an.
that fur the appointments Of additions
Jerks to the War O.!irc, were rcst
a third time, passed, and seat to tt'
) l,cEste for concurrence.
! On motion Of M. Middleton, til,
aill "f last session reepectin, The lille
lsai introduction Of slaves into the u
s.. ivs, was committed to the commit
l'.u Oh ihe present session having th
,al,jcct Under consideration.
| The hill OF the last ,sion an
Hhirh passed The Scnatc) cancernsn!
T The Library OF Congress, passc
! Trough oomn.i,tc oi the Whole, Iii
pitkin in the chair. TINE bill Pre-
s..cs for the removal III tho Lihrar
10 the North Wing Of the Caj,ta.. az
appropriate An additional sum OF zoo
dollars Tor the purchase o! hooks ia
!, the same. The bill Was then order
CD toa THIRD reading and was accor
' dinghy read third time and passc.
CLAIM OF BEAUM.ARCHAIs
'i'he ilouse then resolved itself int
"a committee Of the whole, MIR. Suil
oi Maryland in the chair, on the hi
TOR the relief Of the heirs aud rcpr,
>eata.ives Of Caron dc Bcaumarcllai
y 1.-THE magnitude Of this clai!a make
y il an important one. and the long j,
q ,ervAl Of time which has elapsed sinl
;. the debt WIS contracted, has at on,
, rirled the amount Of the debt, al
l. involved La SEINE obscurity the que
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-02
John Iarnall.
No 8, High Street, opposite the Upper
Market, has Just received fresh
assortment of
GOOD

From Philadelphia --atnnngst which are
Cl.ths, Cassi,neres, Cassinetts, Blankets,
Flsni.els, BACKING and Floor Cloth Bal
yes, t:ombazetts, abbyne,s, rclisse
c.o;h. enr ioak Coaiin S, C'hbrei as,
Sill. < Cotton, Silks. l.evantipc, Florence
Cta,an Grapes, Lus,res, Shambarees
Vesiiugs, Waterloo and Canton Grape
Shawls, Levant,ne and India Silk, DO
Bi;'is and i',siia ,iuslins, American, dc
4 !crican Plads, Stripes, Bed Ticking
&c.
With an assortment Of other Goods
all of which he will dispose Of at the
lowest Prices, and for CASH only.
! 18th NO rs II.
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House Of Representatives.

MIR. Ball. of Virginia, appeared Il
day and took his seat.
Mr.. Smith, Of Md. from the com
mittce of Way. and Means, reported
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m;hgton, bounded by Third Street. KIM
Street. lands of Samuel Goodman and
wife, and the heirs Of Mary Grow, decd
be the contems thereof more or less.
Deemed and taken to be the property
|of Thomas Grow, and to be sold by
JOHN AiooDY, Sheriff.
New Castle, Nov. 10.
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lion OF tie justice ~ tie claim. In tet
report VI the committee to whom ~
snbjet was referred ut the last SEES
ion. and on which this bill is founded
'he members Of tho committee were
unanimous. This report. which is al
elaborate and able one, was read
through to day by the Clerk /; and
shoul' the subject ike turn appear
ing To require il, shall he published
in the National ln,r.!isencsv. A re.
port OF u committee uf u former
Congress, adverse to the claim, ai,sl
equally elaborate, was also read
through.
After the reading Of these docu
incnts--
Mr.. Bassvtt made a few remarks
on the merits oftlis lain, impressive
~ urging on the house the justice OF
giving to tie rlaim n liberal and seri
Gus consideration. He stated the i'm
,,ortant services rendered to The u.
Stutes i,y NJ. Bcaun'archAis, and the
reduced fortunes Of his heirs. After
reading the warm exprrssion Of thanks
to that gcntlem.,u. b, the Continents
Congress, and stating that his aid
had essentially contributed 10 some Of
tue n,Ost iiap0rant aud su,s e-s!ai
events OF the Revolutionary war. MIR.
Il. expressed his hope. that the door
would not br closeh il the face Of hi.
representatives. sucing for dent just
ly due by liz, lniteu States, and thu
want oi (which had impoverished them
Mr.. Prkin sail. that this claim
was " that nature. lind i that am ounl
too. which required "a zoo! considers
it.on oiits uatnrr. and that the bous.
sioa!ii clos i, txa'nine into its u;eIil.
tor themselves. Witt, regard To thl
risin, same OF the documents unia
,or"s.!r TO II had been uestrnyrd "A
the time Of the invasion Of 1Sf4
others were not general, accessible
or nj. generally accessible. or n"
Ararraliy understood. As scn,ien,a'
Wid ~; have had tine to ioDk owe
the papers st tie present s,>,lun. AN,
u ~:.s. ''ia'. growing late, he nIovc'
tht the commit &c should Iise, tha
on meeting again. gentlemen Migl,
he better prep red than at pnesen
IN so into consideration Of the qups
tea.
Wa"rrupon the committee rose AM
obtained leave to sit again /; aad
! The House az: 'arnch.
! In the few observations made il
ltbc House Of Representatives, o.
Wednesday. Gy Gen. Harrison. res
Iprrtinx tl!e necessity Of appointing
,Gi.s:Gial clerks for H.: Pension u,
80. lie 'ngs"s,r'i, that many OF thas
'rson- NV. had l.ere,oIove ..rio ga
|sinrs uad"r ,hr UniIct States; o.. In
several states. having given then, n
Ian applying Tor the benefit Of the Ia,
,of last scssln". were now il grei
!''i.,r,ss Nv The want Of t., Il. T..
wrong impression as to the requisilion
Of this law s.,ould go 1 III from this \
press'pi', II Is thought proper to corree
- iEadvri1a'.' NE ini "a stale ps"sion!
he 'ac' is thai the law OF las, sc ssio
does not require the accomplishment ,
p; gram, .' sc STA eg"y imen,
the prn'iso on the subject Of reilnqui,t
il, tensions being III the toll. winr term
= Provided, TIA: 0 person shall be ent
tied to the provisions of this act, until h
shall have relinqu,s''e,i hi. claim to ey,
rs pension heretofore allowed HIM b
: the laws OF the United States"
!, -
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Morgan Jones.

,;npton, De-. NoY. 90 ct.
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N. Castle nov. %, 1878
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80 Dollars Reward.

d AN away from the subscriber on Satur-
II day night the 9th ult, Negro man
by the name of JAcoB THOMPSON, aged %
or 90, nearly 6 feet high, very black, and
very apt ito to put one hand up to his chin
when answering questions. He is very
submissive orderly fellow-His clothing
that can be recollected consisted OF blue
second cloth coat with yellow buttons,
nearly new; Russia sheeting shirts and
trowsers, and a variety of other clothing
not recollected. fully expect he must
have from $50 to 200 dollars with him in
money-and very little doubt but he had
furnished himself with free papers. Who
ever takes up the said fellow, secures him
in jail, and retains all moneys and papers
he may have on him, shall be entitled to the
money found on him, and the above re-
ward il taken out of the District or TWEEN.
ty dollars if taken within the District OF
Columbia. JAMES BLOXHAM.
July 90 d3tfmw2m
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New Publications.
TUST Received and for sale by the
0D subscribers,

TUST Received and for sale by the
% subscribers,
Capt. Tuckey's Narrative of an
Expedition to explore the RiverZaire,
usually called the Congou. in South
ern Africa. in 1916, to which are adj
ed the Journal of Professor Smith,
and some general observations on its
Inhabitants, published by Permission
of the Lords of the admiralty.
The possibility of approaching the
North Pole asserted by the Hon. ID.
Darlington, with an appendix con-
tanning Papers on the same Subject,
and on Northwest Passage, by Col.
Beaufoy. f. r. S. illustrated with a
Map of the North Pole, according to
the latest Discoveries.
Hobhouse's Historical Illustrations
of the fourth Canto of Childe harold,
containing Dissertations OH the Ruins
= Rome, and an Essay on Italian LII
terature.
Joycc's Dialogues in Chemistry Tor
the amusement and instruction oil
Young people, 2 vols.
The Brownie of Bndsbeck and other
Tales. by James Hosg, Author OF
Queens Wake, &c.
Marriage, novel.
The Bachelor and the Married
Man do.
Foliage, a Poem, by Leigh Hunt.
The Fudge Family in Paris.
Yuma, or the Tree of Health, and
other Tales, by Mad. de Genlis.
A Help to the profitable Reading
Of the Holy Scriptures. by the Rev.
Edward Bickersteth.
The Testimony of Natural Theo.
logy to Christianity. by DR.. Osborne.
The Life of Mrs. Isabella Graham.
Mrs. Martha Ramsay.
Rev. DIR. Buchanan.
Dir. Watson, Bishop of
Landau.
Ellis's Account of Lord Amherst's
Embassy to China. :
Rambles in Italy, by an American.
Rob Roy Nc Gregor or Aud
Lang Syne, a Musical Drama.
@ Every new publication as soon
as il can arrive, may be had Of
JAS. KENNEDY Il SON.
September 9 wfm6t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-14
PROPOSALS,
By Gideon Fairmdn, John BinnS and
Charles S. Parker,
TO PUBLISH

A Splendid Edition of

A Splendid Edition of
WaShingtOn's Fare1relL .4ddress,
To the People of the United States.
THE world has seen enough of war
riors and of HerUes-enough of Sta
tesmen-ofm men who have guided Ar
mics in the field, or dictated as Sa-
gcs in the Cabinet, for the exclusive
purpose of Ambition. History from
its earliest page to the present day,
has offered to our contemplation, only
ONE WASHINGTON, but ONE MAN,
whose dangers in war, and labors in
in peace, were undertaken and sup
ported with single eye, to the benc-
fit of his country whose wonderful
and honorable success, was the plain
result of wisdom in design, and val
our in execution; whom danger never
appalled,. nor defeat depressed ; who,
persevering in the justice of his cause,
wooed Victory till he won her: who
coveted no reward but the well earn
ed appreciation If those whose interest
Ire lived to promote who renowned
all public honors, when they ceased to
be the necessary instruments of good
to the people, whose gratitude confer
red them : who superior to all Mon
aryhs, was content to be called the