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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-04
mo. 54j3.
20 tie Public.

A \ mrsua' srnsinility has been excited
4 a III the MINDS OF our cnuntrymrn by the
copper plate engraving of The Declaration
OF independence recently pubi.heH ac-
companied by FAC Smiles of the signatures
OF those illustriuus patriots who framed the
document by WHICH our independence was
announced to The world. We feel, while
we dwell on those signatures, as if we were
ushered into the immediate presence OF
characters so exalted, and we seem for a
time to participate in all the emotion which
they felt ON the approach OF SO awful a chi.
sis-ftostlle armies, desoate fields, towns
and cities in nsagration-carnaoe and
death in lis most frighlIuI forms appeared in
prophetic vision on the one hand, and more
than all, The compli cated horrors, ignominy
ana slavery were presented for their &C.
ceptance on the other; they deliberateI
they paused, they trembleL. ard at lasl So
ieDnly appealing 10 the God Of battles,
they resolved that the United States were
and ought 10 be free, sovereign and indie
pendent. These illustrious patriots. with
five solitary exceptions, have now mingled
with the common mould-ihey survive only
IN their counlry's glory and in the recollsc-
ton OF grateful people. But it would be
consollng to the present generation, sepa-
rated as they now are from those patriots.
, by the Intervention Of the tomb, to beco me
more Intimately acquainted with their re.
evolutionary benefactors. We love to dwell
on the features OF such men, snarcbed Ey
the pencil from the Oblivion of the grave.
and emulate the prominent ieats Of thc,f
biography. impressed with these ideas. the
subscriber proposes, if suitable encourage
ment is given, to publish the lives of those
patriots i'll numbers, uptI the whole is com.
p!e:ed. The work vii! be executed in
style not inferior TO any European proC.uc.
lions, and the portraits by masters of ac-
knowledged merit. The biography will
be written by PaMi Allen. esq. whose init,
macy with the several signers, whose FAM.
liarlty with The privations and harlships
they had to undergo, and whose well known
talents will be sufficient to ensure the pa
troDage OF an enlightened people. In The
execution of this WORK, all that the pub.
| Usher oares TO promise is, that he will en-
deavor TO deserve the confidence of his
countrvmen, and that no exerlion on his
part will be. wanting to prevent an abuse
of that confidence. He ventures TO solicit
the assistance Of those gentlemen in pos
session OF authentic facts and anecdotes. by
communicating the Intelligence that viii
serve to illustrate the characters and TO en-
rich the biography Of those founders OF ihe
American Republie.-Those who are in
possession of their portraits would enlarge
the obligation by loan of The same.
prospectus with the terms will lie given
in few days.
JOSEPH N. SANDERsoN.
AZ, .Barket.street, Baltimore.
Amy printer who will publish this ms.
tice and become responsible for five subscri-.
bers, shall receive one copy of the work.
December 29
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For Sale or Freight.

SS%, The schnr. POLLY " SALLY,
81 - bmthen 80 tons or coo bis, nearly
new built in tae Chesapeake ofthe best ma
terials; very fast sailer, and can be ready
for a cargo in a few days, end requires but
u snlil expense to fit her Tor any voyage.
Apply to LAWRASON q FOVLE.
Drccmher q
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Laos Of The District Of Columbia.


Laos Of the District Of Columbia.
In the press, and will shortly be published,
By D.9VIS E. FORCE,
IN TIE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
~ COMPLETE CODE OF LAWS
FOR THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA"
With a copiou. Index, pre- pared and report
ed by the Hon. chief Justice CR4NCH, to
the congress of the United States, for
their sanction; agreeahiy TO the provi-
sions OF the act OF Lbe 29th April, 1916,
entitled an act authorising the judges
OF the circuit court and the attorney for
the District of Columbia, 10 prepare a
code OF Jurisprudence TO: the said Dis
trict."
The laws by which this District is now
governed, can only be found by reference
to the numerous volumes containing those
of the United States, of the states OF Vir-
ginia and Maryland, and OF England
therefore theacquisition of this code { ahich
will comprise the whole in one volume,
must be considered as of the first import
ance, by all magistrates, gentlemen Of the
bar, and citizens in general, who have,
experienced the necessity Of a
work OF this description.
A few extra copies will be printed for
such persons only as apply previous TO the
publication of the work.
TGentlemen who wish to be supplied,
will please to leave their names at this Of
fee. Dec 5
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FOr Freight,
For Freight,

EsM The substantial and fast sailing
sbrig BENEFACTOR, VIM; To-
6ey. master. burtben 1900 bis, will be rea-
DIV Tor the reception of cargo IN days.
Apply 10 NJ. Miller s. Son, or ,o,r, ,>rn
Who have for sale on board said vessel,
5000 bushels Cadiz salt. mo y
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NS.aNH ROMKS.

I iMES KENNEDY & son have Just
~ received a large assortment, consisting
al The following, vR.
LedgFrs, single i double !
Journals OF all sizes.
Day books faint lined
Letter and invoice ditto aud plain,
Record ditto. &c. Sc.
n plain and Russia binding, on the most
approved plan. Also,
A great variety OF the smaller books, wiz.
Bank, receipt and memorandum books !,
pocket Iedgers blank music books cy-
!phering books {; plain and faint lined copy
books, tor large and small land, per dozen
or single -
>. 0ST-orlers from the public Offices, and
irom merchants, TO any pattern of ruling,
executed at a short notice.
December ; stuthtf
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Tobacco and Segars.
TUST received and lor sale, first quality
u Cheating Tobacco,
Fine fevored Spanish Sesars.
Sept 90 WM. DEVAUGHN.
Just Landing.

UISC IEFIUTfE,
LNROM brig Susan, from Portland, and
IL for sale at the cabinet warehouse, low
er end of Prince-street,
Carriotes, Wagsons, &c.
together with Furniture and Chairs, viz. !:
3 top carrioles, with plated harness
II Jersey Wagons, with harness
Bureaus tables sideboards
Dressing glasses; bedsteads; chairs
A few barrels No mackrrel
A general assortment of goods in lis line
Comprising the best varitty IN the district
of Columbia all of which will be sold low.
on HAND,
Mahogany, in logs and boards.
HrFurnilutc, SC. made aud repaired as
usual. SAMUEL WARD.
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I;rnrnnnl Salt and Coal.
For New-YOrk,

In The regular and fast sailing Pac-
Eesket schooner ELIZABETH, 1ohn
FOLEY, master, burthen $50 bbis. she Is
,nw ready for freight, and will be Loaded
With I'll possible despatch. Apply to
ian re- JOHN H. LADD y TO.
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Piano Fortes.

TWO elegant fine toned Piano Fortes,
i with the additional keys, Tor sale by
JAS. KENNEDY Il SON.
September9
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1 wish TO Hire.

NOR the ensuing year, Two or three able
4 hodied black Men, accustomed TO the
work OF farm. J. L. N'kENNA.
November 80 d3lfmwtf
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Sales at Vendue.

I'm evcig tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
1t The Eendue Store, corner of Prince and
Water streets,
Dyp Goods, Groceries, &c.
Particulars of which will be expressed in
the bills OF the day.
GAN kinds of goods which are on Ii
imitation, and the prices of which are esta-
bllshed, can at any time be viewed and pur-
chased at the lowest limitation prices.
January 2. q. MARSTELLER.
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Private Tuition.

'SHHE subscriber has procured a young
4 gentleman "a graduate of Yale col
iege) 10 conduct a private school in his ia
laily, and would be willm: 10 receive three
" IoIr hoarderS Tor the next year. The in
s'ractnr is enineEtly qualified to teach all
me different braashes hoth OF class cal
aud mathematical education.
THOMAS TURNER.
fauuuicr county, Sir. Nov SO
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For New-YUrk,

,ISN The new and superior schr FIVE
S74&SESTERS, Capt. Bates, carries "a
bout 500 barrels, is now ready to receive a
cargo OH. board, and viii take freight to
that port if offered Immediately. Apply to
Dec II LAWRASON & FOVLE.
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For Bermuda,

4SN The fasl-sail;ng brig JUNO, A..
S5I Smith master, burthen $50 barrels.
For freight Of 500, apply to
ian 4 JOHN II. LADD s. Go.
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Boston, October %.

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE LATE GALE.
The following information has beeh re-
ceivei in own from Gloucester, by the schr.
Reliance. arrived at that port, from Ponce,
porto Rico.)
On the ED Sept. experienced a very Sc
we're hurricane. Before sailing, heard from
all the neighhorirg islands. At ST. Thomas
il was very severe. % vessels were on shore,
and l27 men missing the lower part or The
town very much injured AT Tortula, every
vessel on shore and the town entirely des-
troyed, only two houses stanfing-the Go
vernon Of the Island and his family were all
drowned in his own house, and many other
lives lost. At the city of ~. Johns. Porto
Rico, every vessel went on shore. and con-
siderable many buildings destr'yed-abrut
leO lives lost, principally slaves. At Maya.
quet. all the vessels in port on shore. At
St. Bartholomew. and the Windward Is
lands. much the same as has been reported.
No American vessels al Ponce, Oct. 4.
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"Gallipoli Oils, very fat game may De
said both of Wines and Brandies, although
neither the olive trees or vines promise very
plentiful results, but with the smallest TO-
reign demands all these articles will ad-
vance. Rags, Liquorlce. Soap, Cream OF
Tartar, &c. plenty,
I've recommend vessels calling at Mar
settles for information. when Tobacco and
Cotton NAV be added TO the articles above
recommended, cargoes viii lhus enjoy the
benefit Of two markets.
Your most obed't serv'ts.
ROGERS, BROTHERS & Co.
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Charleston, October 90,
FROM HAVANA.

By the schr. Comet, accounts are recelv-
ed 10 the 9Th inst. inclusive, Flour was down
TO II! dollars. sales dull ; asst sales of rice
81 dollars clean white Carolina would COM
mand 9 9! dollars. Business was getting
brisk. The Eliza. Chazal, was to sail for
this port. on the 18th or leth inst. The
brig Mary Ann, Selny, had arrived at Hava-
ma, in 7 days frem this port. The Margaret.
Sustacha, had not yet arrived from Nassau,
(N. P.) -
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FIRES IN coNsTANTINoPLE, n CONDUCT OF
THE TURNS AT THEM.

From DaLaudy's Travels ia The Levant.
Fires are so frequent, that few months pass
without them, and they are generally so fu-
rious, that whole districts are laid in ashes r
Houses are So soon re-erected, that the for
mer appearance Of the streets is speedily re-
stored, and little alteration is ever made in
their form. Notice of fire in Constantine.
pie, or at Galata, is given by beating a great
drum OF two high towers the n~ight-waich
then patTole the streets, striking the pave
ments with their slaves shod with iron, anG
crying out fangen ~ar,-" There is a fire.
naming The place. The Sultan is then sum
rnoned three times, and when the conAagra-
ton Ia: lasted one honr, he sf"rrei To attend
in person, and 10 bring mules with him laden
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ANECDOTES
of the lc.e Joseph DeEais.


Mr.. Dennie was remarkable for penning
down any brilliant metaphor which pleased
his Imagination. on a small slip of paper,
and preserve those slips in his hat, until he
had leisure 10 incorporate them in an essay.
O,e of these We remember to have seen IN
his hat after his decease i was much de-
lighted by the gorgeous decorations of human
life, until | passed behind the scenes and no.
feed the clumsy apparatus
Mr.. D. was extremely felieitous in his quo
tations he was once relating TO a friend hat
some literary gentlemen had arisen in Boston,
with whom he was acquainted, he exclaimed
with a sigh, that : they knep not Joseph
In a small complimentary note, that he left
on the writing desk OF & friend, at that time
absent, when the writer was laboring under
great personal debility-sfter complaining of
his indisposition, he took this mode OF in
forming his friend that he would favor him
with another call attwelve O'Clock, az sae!ye
lbs ghost xiH uaIk ogoin'
lBaitim0rs Gronicte.
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Meas York, Oct. 96.

The London Packet bring papers to the
18th ult but they are only filed with locali-
ties embarrassing TO the American reader.
Sir Thomas Hardy's squadron had sailed
from Plymouth. Mr.. Thornlon, the new
British minister to the Brazils, embarked on
board the commodore ship, the Superb
Sir Thomas, it is said, had sealed orders,
which are no, 10 be opene! till he reaches a
certain latitude. Each ship is in fine fighting
trim. being put upon the full war establish
ment, both as TO seamen and to marines,
with an extra supply of stores. This. a Lon
don paper remarks, at a period OF profound
peace, bespeaks not only a long and active
service, but a distant station.
Er-ue
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with piastrez, which he distributes with L.
own hands 10 the GFetnen. who are very :,
active before his arrival. These a. arm,
against accidents il The same manner IS tb,r
are in London, and are equally expert ana
adventurous. Fires are extipgrishst hy pl.
ling down the adjoining buses, for he ~.
gines are very small, and borne upon H..
shoulders Of two men.
The perfect resignation with which a oo,a
Musulluan sees his house consumed lv ao
flames, and himself reduced from ainp,rr.,
poverty, has been often and Justly remarked
By others he eyclaims Allah Karin r,,
. God is merciiu'," without apparent ero.
ton, and has assured himself thot the Sam.
Providence which hath made him poor and
AFFECT, can once more restore hin to wcala,
if il be his fate. As 10 the women, they hive
mol The praise Of such philosophy. Tlev A.
sembie in a group near the sultan. and ~.
merciiully load him with the bitt.rest rev;.
lings, particularizing his own crimes. and the
errors OF his government, and charging him
with the cause OF the present CALAMITY, 4,
such r%encouteYs no crowned head need envy
Sultan Selim lis situation. As this is the On.
~ privileged time Of conveying the voice .,
the people 10 his ears, and as women in Tp,.
key say any thing with Impunity. it is presu.
med that many Of the fires ale not accidental
As a grant spectacle, detachiug the iie,
OF conrmiseration Of the CALAMITY from ,bo
present view, if a volcanic c~ruption be ex.
copied, none can exceed a great fire at C,n-
s%tanlinOple. rbe houses being CONSTRUCTED
with wood, and frequently communicating
with magazines flied with combustibIe mate.
rails. a vast column OF fame, of the most 10.
minous glow, rises from the centre. which
lighting up the mosques, and contiguous cy-
press groves, produces an effect of superior
magniiicence. In other cities where the
buildings are of stone, the flames are seen
partially, or ale overpowered with smoke.
" In 1863 seyrnt> thousand houses were
burnt snd in l776 the conl4grat on was 90
extensive, as 10 threaten the universal &c.
structIOn OF the city.
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COMMERCE OF QUEBEC.

Six hundred and twelve square rugged yes
sells have arrived at the port OF Quebec, the
present season, and have brought out l2,434
settlers. These added to the number which
have arrived at the different ports IN the Uni
ted States, cannot fall short of St, 900, which
have enigrated from Europe, within the last
year. " Nv. I. T.. foa.
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A certain d~elirious man went into church
on Sunday, and peaceably seated himself,
in sermon time.--Lookine round the meeting
house, he observed some of the congregation
slee ping, and beng accidentally armed with
a pocket full uf rotten apples, ne dew them
forth one by one. AMI taking aim, let them
drive SLAP into the faces Of the sleeping chris
.iAns. This nas repeated several times, to
the no small diversion Of the au6ience-hut
the parson ut length observing his conduct,
desired the people TO take care of he ezra
Nv man :" who, hearing il, CRED out, u o.
mind your preaching, and Ill keep the dogs
awake" -
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Lock nan, The celebrated Persian moral'st,
relates The following story Of himself: -
was once" said he, 50 poor, that had not
wherewith to buy me a pair of shoes, and was
obliged to 60 barefooted. However patient
I had been I'LL then, | was become very dis
satisfied with my lot, and entered the temple
Of Cuff. extremely melancholy and diScon-
tenIe3. | there saw = man who had no legs.
Rejecting on his con itiun. ! no longer com
planned of wanting shoes. hut gave thanks to
God from The bottom Of my heart, that |
could still walk. though barefootet. How
much better is il, thought |, to be without
shoes than without legs! If this poor man
could recover his legs. how ex,alic would be
his ioy. though he would have 10 shoes"
"Th.re is more SIN in R. inordinate at
iachnent TO lawful things than we axe aware
of that which is lawful in itself. Is not S",
when it has ascendency in the mind"
&c 1t is the perfection ofhollnesst to DO what
God loves, and love Whist God does
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-29
Norfolk, October 95.


Arrived. Privateer schr. Almeida, of nine
guns. George Wilson, commander, (under
the Venezuela, n hag.) last from a cruise
On the III inst. off Cape Antonio, had a Sc
yer, engagement with a Spanish ship "a
Kings packetl of Is guns, and, as was al
forwards understood. of I36 men, including
some troops which she was carrying from
Vera Cruz 10 Havana, and after an action of
two hours. the Almeida was obliged 10 haul
off, having her rigging very much cut up.
one nan killed. ami Captain Wilson badly
wounded.-The Almeida spoke, Sept. 81,
of Mona. schnr. LumiEary, King, II days
OH, from Baltimore, bound to Porto Cabeilo {:
9th, in lat. 81, ion. 81, brig Mechanic, Gil
Ict. 9 davs from Cuba bound to
New-York 3Oth, in lat. q. I, lon. 81 ;
schnr. Adeline. Kills, 4 days out from do.
bound to Boston Oct. 81. in iar. %. so,
same lon. schnr. Emily. -, 50 days out
from S.. Jago-de.C Cuba bound 10 .ltcrGndria,
in distress, and out OF provisions, supplied
her 9Th, in lat. q. 80, lon. 80, brrz VII
liam Penn, Berk, 90 days from New-OI-
lean, bound to Bordeaux, said they had
beer robbed by a Spanish ship.
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Translated from the Minerve Franchise. No.
81. tor tie American Centinel,
LETTERS IN GERMANY.
Frankfort. Ang. 6. Is.

EFGHhjOTf, aug. y, 1919.
1t will be difficult to give any thing
else than conircturcs respecting the real
amount of the pretended conspiracies in
which 50 many young men and grave
Professors arc implicated. Thu inquiry
- Carried on, as usual. in the shade of
the most profound mystery; and the
orders of arrest issued by the police ex.
PRESS IN motive. and describe no offence.
The official gazette ei Berlin itself de-
riares, that the administrative authori-
Ties alone have been hitherto entrusted
With the whole procedure. II appears.
hat the Prussian Minister of police has
determined to give a striking contradic.
ton to several journalists who lave
pointed him out as a convert tn ill.,, al
PRINCIPLES. BE that as it may, ther, is
one r, mark, which has rot escaped those
who observe viii! some attention the &C
faal state o ( things. At the same time
that tie German universities were de.
nomnced as being in a state of conspira-
.! aSalnst The governments. s~candaluus
Genes were agitatiEg tie school If law
Il p"rIs, aud the Courier of London
accused he sch1olmasters of tueI; nd
nf intoxicating into the minds of their
'upiis. MAJ n ",trar! To the laws
II 10 TIL Is ablislIcn order. Tie news
leaChcd me. al the Same moment. that
serious disturbances had broken out in
several secondary colleges of the prin-
cipa,ity of l-ippe netmold. Is sedition,
alter i,a' ing run through the establish
meats OF a msher grade, about to take
possession uf the village schools? Shall
WE have conspErators Of twelve years
hid. and Shall the fcrula be unable TO re.
duCc to reason these new CataIines p
Have all these movements, almost 81.
muiianrnus, and almost similar, been
combined OH purpose, and be traced
III a common centre? Have all the
H"uth OF Europe formed a coalition, in
order to execute the plan of a vast re-
'olutlon Can they tell us. where are
the ambassadors, the treasures. the
spies, the means of correspondence.
which these universities have at their
disposal! Until they can give us these
Indispensable explanations We will not
suffer ourselves to believe that the re-
volutionary manuvres, about which so
much noise is made, exist any where
Dut in the brain Of some pretended 20.
liticians. who are terrified at the pro-
sress OF liberal doctrines ; and We shall
rest satisfied, that this great conspiracy
is ODly.a ridiculous chimera. because
w are Sc unfortunate as to think, that
1t is nothing bAt an ]atrocious felton,
ouronl, fear is. that by fighting against
imaginary dangers. we shall create real
ones that by teasing a peaceably and
taitl'iul population, We shall succeed in
xcItins dangerous passions. Do they
mnk OF this: These youth whom they
IRE pu' suing with so much fury into
he sanctuary of their useful labors, are
hey not IL" Whole hope of the country?
Are they not sufficiently numerous to
form very soon a nation? 1t was Pari-
cies who Was not only q great orator,
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C'MNEhIIAI.
Extract Of a letter fiom Naples. Eth August,
1919. to a merchant in Boston.
"SlR-We now wait on you with our com
mercial advices.
CoiomGis-Sales of sugars have been ex-
tensive of late, and we calculate on an ad-
vance in price as the Saierno fair approaches,
which begins 2Oth Sept. Coffee and cocoa
will be good articles next winter,
Light Buenos Ayres Hides weighing Is
a Is ID. each, and bees-way, always salea-
BILE.
Goldfish promises well this year, we cal
culate 81 81 dollars per O.. will be obtain
ed for the frs; cargoes of the English catch.
The American small dry fish sells for II dois.
less, large fish must he avoided.
India Piece Goods, say eossas and Ma
modes, 20 by | is yards, in small parcels,
will answer, being an article OF great con-
sumption both here and in Sicily there are
none at market; but the English Company
Long Cloths, double piece, sell currently at
s dolls. 40 cents per piece, net--fair quality
goods are what we require, dutIe, being the
same, fine or coarse.
Bengal COron--The duty has been re-
duced on this article from 90 70 10 ducats per
cantar, which f4vors the importation. Sales
were made latterly at Is dolls. rs cts. per
cwt. nett ofduty.
"Silks-The crop in this neighborbood
has been tolerably fair; that ofCalabria moi
SO abunosnt.
"Bheat and Indian Corn-The crops
have been abundant, and the former may
be put on board at | dollar Z cents per bush
81 ; the latter So cents TO. White beans 90
do.