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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-08
SELLING OFF CHEAP!
Greet Bargaans may BE kadas
Gather e Earl's
CHEAP STORE.

Ud1tn6T CT EnrLS
CHEAP STORE,
In the following goods, viz:
Il Best Canton grapes, (black and other
colors)
Do do Grape shawls
Sarsenets, Senshaw's sewing silks
Black horentines, black silk hdkts.
Baftas, gurrahs, sannats, Wallham shirt
ings and sheetings
Brown, shirtings pieached do
Handsome domestic plaids, chambrays,
Checks, tlcklenbmgs and burlaps
Russia diapers, Russia sheetings,
Brown Holland, Irish linens and lawns
Buckskin and beaver gloves
Parasols, umbrellas, THULE lace,
Merino shawls, ribbons, best kid gloves
Levantines, Italian Grape, black and
white florence assorted colors)
Best twilled cords and velyets. shawls,
Sewing cotton, muslins, cloths, casimels,
I, Superhne white flannel, callcoes
Cambrics, null null muslin,
Book muslin, best cotton cassimeres,
Rich cotton shaw!s, Madras handkts,
Checks, women's fine cotton hose
Mems halfhose (black and assorted CO.
lorsl
Bombazetts, best twilled, (black and
assorted colors, do)
English Bed Ticking, very fine
Marseilles yesting, dimity, fac steam
loom shir:ing, nankeens, and mern) shawls,
Brewster's best hats
Irish Linens
Domestic Goods
Canton Grapes
AND
Cotton Yarn.
Will be sold al very reduced price.
April % diff
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-08
For Freight,

sM> Tbe ship WILHELMINA, carries
sssSFssyl Aoeo Ibis. or $50 bhds. of tobacco.
she is in complete order, ana ready TO take
4 cargo ON board immediately. Apply to
I'M. FOWLE & Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-08
Was Committed.

ITO the Jail for the county of Alexandria,
Il as runaway, on the 9th inst. negro
man who calls himself TOM, and says he is
the property OF John Soper, living about four
miles from Upper Marlborough, Nd. The
said negro is about 26 years OF age, five feet
seven inches high, of yellow complexion,
stout and square made, has on a drab coat
and domestic pantaoons. The owner is de-
sired to come, prove property, pay charges,
and take him away, otherwise he will be
disposed of as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL,
msy8 tu2m Jailor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-08
Also for Freight,

!. vsssel. 4, will be ready for cargo in 2
9 Who have received by the above schr I'm
t,ieira. half pipes, quarterand hall quarter
~. old Madeira wine, from the house q
"a q. Co. may l3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-08
For Boston or Portland,

20, !he new and superior brig
sslPAYMASTER, Gushing Prince mas
S'Ai : now Ioadins--will sail in all next
!, and take some freight f.r either OF
1--we norris.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-08
Il. D.gR..aH,
DENTIST.

DENTIST,
ID RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies' ard
4 b gentlemen of Alexandria that he has ia.
ken ms old stand in hr. Atkinson's house,
where he performs every operation in the
line Of profession in the best manner.
nav 5
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-08
A5 90 Prizes
ss74 Blanks
225,ooo
5000 Tickets

Nollwo blanks 10 Prize.
THIS lottery presents inducements that
are seldom offered to the public, the prizes
being all put into the wheel on the trst day.
Those wishing TO adventure in this rich lot
terry, should not delay, as all OF the high
prizes are liable to come out on the hrst
day S drawing.
Whole tickets D17 90 Quarters 495
Halves 8 30 E;ghts 2I23
For the Lucky Numbers apply at
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-08
For Freight,

sxw The slaop EXPRESS. John
Knight. master, bHrthen Goo barrels,
v;l be ready in three days for freight to
any e'' JOHN H. LADD &. Co.
Also For Freight,
XIX The fast sailing and new brig
nkss COLUMBUS, burthen roo barrels,
now IN complete order for the reception Of a.
rago. which she will take TO any eastern or
West In Ian port. Apply as above.
NAV ii
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-08
For Reston.

La The schooner oSPRA1, captain
ls2sI Loring is now loading, will take a few
bundred barrels on freight. Apply to
VIM. FOWLE & Co.
Also for Freight,
EkM The superior schr. PLANTER.
SsSsscaptian Drinkwater, 5uIthen about
loco bbls, viii be ready Tor cargo in four
days will take freight 10 any port.
mays Apply as above.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-12-19
CONGRESS.
House Of Representatives., December s.
MISSOURI.


The House having, Oh motion of Mr..
Lowndes, resolved itself into a committee
of the whole on the state of the Union,
Mr.. Nelson, Of Va. was called to the chair.
The resolution declaring the admission
of the state Of Missouri iuto the Union
ou an equal footing with The original states,
having been read:
Mr.. Lowndes rose, and delivered a
speech Of nearly two hours in length, of
which the following is brief sketch.
The first observations Of Mr.. L. we're
lost to the reporter, from the confusion
arising from members changing their seats,
&c. When Mr.. L's,observations became
audible to us, he was speaking of the diff
ficulty under which he should labor, in
what he had to say, from being obliged
to direct his observations to arguments
not yet urged, and in regard to which he
must depend upon what he had heard 10
other quarters, and upon conjecture.
Ia the outset. he said, he was met by an
objection Of general nature, applicable
to other cases as we'll as that now present.
ed to the house. He could not doubt, he
said, from what he had heard, that there
were members Of the house who consider
ed themselves bound, by the same princi-
piles which influenced them at the last ses-
sion, to vote at this session against the
resolution declaring the admission Of Mis-
souri, into the Union. On this point, he
addressed himself to the moderation aud
good sense Of the house-of those gentle-
men particularly who believed the constr
tuition framed by Missouri to be iucon-
sistent with the principles Of our govern
ment, to say, whether it was not inconsist-
ent with the character Of our government,
and Of all government, that questions once
decided by the legitimate authority OF the
country should be considered as yet open,
or inconclusiye Did not such course
Of reasoning lead to the conclusion that
all the acts Of the government were bind
iog only on the majority who voted Tor
Them? That all compacts are void, for
lexample. as 10 the minority which refuses
10 sanction them? Suppose, in regard to
n debt incurred in carrying on war, a
party subsequently, ia power were 10 say,
ne did not vote for the debt ne did not
lsupport the war; we are not bound to pay
the debt. Would such an argument be
entitled to respect? Take, for an example
| the debt incurred in the late war with
| Great Britain: was il not essential to the
character Of the nation that that debt
shonld be considered obligatory as well
upou those who approved, as on those
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-12-19
STATE OF NEw.JERsEY.


AN ACT relative TO elections for Re,.
resentat;ves n ro,v,oss ona
~ S'o's
s1l q ''S'uetA'
!. BE 1T ENACTED, &c. Thai
from aud after the passing Of this act, the
Clerks OF the several counties OF this
Slate, for their services a, every election
oil Representatives ia Congress, and the
Electors oil President and Vice. President
OF the United States, 10 receiving nomi.
nations, transmitting the same to the Cow
ernor. transmitting The nominations 10 the
township clerks, and receiving the return
OF votes, aud transmitting the same, by
public mail or otherwise, TO the Goyerner
Of this state, or person administering the
government, shall be allowed the sum Of
SIX dollars.
2. And be IL enacted. That the sam
to be allowed as aforesaid, shall be paid
TO the respective persons entitled thereto
by the collector of The county where such
services have been performed: ProDided
disUays, That whenever an election shall
be hefd for Electors of President and
Vice. President, and Representative 10
Congress at the same time, the. compen-
sation aforesaid shall be allowed but for
Que election.
3. And be IL enacted, That whenever
an election for the Representatives 10 the
Congress Of the United States, on the
part of this State. shall take place pursu-
ant 10 law, 10 be holden at the same time
with the annual election, for the choice of
members Of the State Legislature, Sheriff
and Corcners the officers conducting The
said election. shall receive compensation, |
as for one election only, but in all cases
the clerks Of the respective townships
shall be entitled TO receive the additional
sun Of fifty cents Tor their extra services
10 advertising both elections.
a. Ind be At enacted, That II the copies
OF tickets containing the NOMINATIONS oil
candidates Tor Electors oil President and
vice-Presldent, and OF candidates 70 rep
resent this state 10 Tue House oil REPRE-
sentatiyes OF The United states, snail mol
DE received from me CLERKS OF any OF 'ne
counties OF TINS state oy me GOVERNOR OF
person administering me government,
within zen Gays ai'ei llie gay Prsscrioed
by law ior making 'he said NOMINATIONS
IN the respective countess; OF = 'he Ger,
uiied iis's OF so.es' gwen ior Electors .,
president ana vice ires'uene auu VI
Representatives o. ms s'a'e III aie oonf
gress O me uh,'eu S'a'es, snail nc' =. ue
received from 'ne cie'hs ., duy " '"e
counlies o. tnis S'a'e, " 'ne uosel"os -
person administering ,ne o.o'"neu'' M
70 seven Gays a''er .oe pel'ou p .r .ss
ny Jaw -, 'he .as''.s " y sre 49,
maKins ''s' .','e'1o'' auu es''ay US s"o
same " ue c,eias y me 49, ~
es ~ ,'s s'a'e' !. s',a ~ ,',s a ), ,hs
Tovelso IS, 'O.sw,'" " o oonp fro, sb;rb
s'e,S :. ~. e0""', :, 80 car,;f;ed
su.'' uoM.'s !. no.','' 49, .oos;sea md
i's's y so'os "o.e ~. IL. ~. os ,ha
~ pioeus '.,e sou . =. .,.V ,Sa o.n,;as -
s..' anu : y aay e. Connress
su's 500 ~ =, 'sas.Io !, shaIl not.
";s,,"so.. $3.50 10 ne d,ay If the clerk Of
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-12-19
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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-12-19

persons so failing to attend, who shall per-
form the same services, aud receive the
same compensation as Electors OF a Presi.
dent and Vice-President duly chosen in
The mode prescribed by law.
O.. Aad be it enacted, That the act en-
titled I" An actfying the Compensation OF
the county clerks, for their services at
elections Tor Representatives in Congress,
and Electors Of President and Vice Presi-
deui," passed February the twelfth, one
thousand eight hundred aud sixteen, aud
The supplement 10 said act, passed June
the sixth, ore thousand eight hundred aud
twenty, be, and The same are hereby re-
pealed.
! inrther Supplement to the act entitled
San act for The Punishment OF Crimes
passed the eighteenth day Of March,
one thousand seven hundred aud ninety
six.
|. De IT ENACTED, &c. That
when any Slave shall hereafter be con-
gicted OF manslaugbter, arson, burglary. Z
rape or robbery, or OF All assault aud bat.
tery, with intent TO commit murder, arson,
burglary, rape or robbery, or Of q INSIDE
meanor 10 poisoning or attempting to poi
son. and so TO endanger the life of any
person whatsoever, aud shall have judy
ment Of Imprisonment for the same it shall
be lawful for the Governor Of this state,
al auy time during The said imprisonment,
by writing sealed with the Great Seal, to
and empower the owner of such
slave 10 send him or her out Of this state,
and of the United States, and TO direct
the officer iD whose custody such slave
may be. TO deliver him or her to such
owner for that purpose accordingly: Pro
rided, that snch owner, before he shall
obtain such authority, shall euter into
bond to this state, with one or more surety
or sureties, TO be approved OF by the
Gnrernas, and fled in the Secreiarys
office, in the penal sum Of four hundred
dollars, conditioned that such slave shall
be sent out of this state, and of the United
States, within ten days after such delivery
by the said officer, and shall never return
to this state without lawful permission.
AadproUided also, that such owner, before
The delivery of such slave, by such officer,
shall pay al! the costs os the prosecution,
and maintenance, Of such
slave up TO the time Of such delivery.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-24

ins al Billiards. with the son oil the Ans,rsa Com
mander-in chief when the Italian, by aceder
ifnrk Of he balls owes the table asd Il struys
he $50 Of the aurtfian General ia the forehead
tid 'aisel a small lump. The young men, howcv.
4 the goveruot's son, to his father, he told what
hal happened, whereupon his father advised him
n render an apology to the oomnanIer-in-ehief.
In obedience the opinion 81 his "a her the YOU'VE
italian, repaired 20 hesd quaster. L. apologize %
the commander-in-chief Instead of accept. < the
'aolagy. the Austrian Gsoefal rlered the young
iaiian 10 be tied vp anil so strokes of a
stick. The lasi blow struck iho von,h dead. The
moment his father heard Of tits harbarous act BE-
took his sword lroceeded IN head quarters and
rqn the Austrian General through the body The
Aus'ran troops were immediately bent TO arms
TIE people rallied round their governor. aud the
two nArties. were left lighting, when the laiier.
which opr friend saw WIS cent Of
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-24
FOREIGN ARTICLES.

The address from ST. Migy's White chape
had upwards of a5 900 signatures, One wa,
presented al the same inc from the ladies' of
Sheffield, which contained i0,600 names
On he 81 Of September, the Queen made
an excursion on The Thames the banks WIRE
crowded with spectators. and several salues
were fred as the yacht passed down.
The London papers contradict the state
ment we published few days since, Of the
death OF captain Spencer, Of the Owen Glen
dover.
A letter from Brussels Of the Cd Of Sept.
says Numerous couriers continue 10 arrive
in this cily;a British Cabinet Messenger has
passed through, with highly important des
patches, for Vienna
Ii appears from Madrid accounts up 20 the
24'h IT August that third diplomatic note
from The Emperor of Russia. had been com
munics,eJ to the Spanish government, which
was very satisfactory.
The Duke Of Cambridge arrived at Nurem-
burr oa the eth ult. ON his way 10 Vienna
A Frankfort paper. after mentioning this cir
cun.siance, says, 3" |. continues TO be rulnor
ed on the continent, that his Royal Highnes'
is charged with mission from the British
Court on the subject of the approaching con
ferences relative to The state of Europe. Bu
we think il more probable, tina, The only OBJ
ject Of his journey is to see the military re-
views at Pest.
The number of troops actually on theiI
march for Italy. are u. 100 men: and many
more regiments have received orders 10 hole
themselves in readiness TO proceed for the SAME
destination.
Bensa. Alag. s9--some public paper. as
seft that the grea. Austrian loaa. compel 9th
er German states TO negotiate similar loans, IL
Order to areven, all the current coin from be
ing taken out OF the country. Thus Ba,avi;
will negotiate loaa OF go 00G .000 of forms
Cosnt Constantine de Ludof Minister Plen,
poieni'sty At London, has just been nominal
Ell o 'he embassy at Cons;aninop!e. mission
which be has already been upon several years
Prince Cin,mili has set out on an extraor
tnagv aai important mission TO the Empero
Ales sender. When he has executed this mis-
SIGN ne will proceed 10 London.
pf,vs,e letters from Sicily mention that the
& under the Palarm,tan JHnta amounts :,
s. 7o men, All well armed without disci
pit hat determined to perish rather thar
s. to 'he yoke OF the new system which
d. sonsn have formed. The most pow
ere 4 'hs nobility IL Sicily are at the heac
q, ssurre~''n,-.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-24

istts. rsceived m Charlesiown, dated savan.
nah, 9th Octobsr, says the sickness does no,
sba's--nine deaths ] understand have already
occurred to day, and know abou, as many per.
soma past recovery
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-24
4ANDHHRs
PORTLAND. TUESDAY, OCT. "a, 1874

Yesterday the inhabitants of this town cleo,
ted Representative TO the Legislature Of tbs
state to supply the place vacated by slnn
GarENLeaF, Esq. The whole number Of ydAs
gwen IN wsss364. ISAAC ADAMS, Esa
had 229, and was chosen.
We are requested by the Hon. Jossus
HEap, Of Marlborough, TO inform the EIec-
tors OF the 81 Congressional District, that h
declines the honor Of being considered car
didate a, the approaching election for Repre-
sentative TO Congress.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-24
BY Hr M Ais.
Extract of letter, dated NeJs o, leans,
Sect Q. 1890.


Icemnenced writing because I was aware
that the papers would be filed with exaggerated
Account; r 10 say the truth, they can be exsg-
gegatsa' ne fact is. the fever nsrer nrs uor,s
sAa. a az and IL is generally thought, that
i neVar va so fatal. Nearly all the who
we're SIX when | last wrote are buried aud the
zHnbeF at deaths is daily, during this week, a.
baa: tweaty FIVE. has number IA out Of pop
ulssoa ef strangers only the natives never get
tlss - foyer. Lana the only instance Of NY
acc 1airtanoe, who have passed a summer here
esesp.ss the fever They are either all dead
or recovering. Strange yon may think it, !
tssi perfect confidence that am to escape. II
ever pa.a another summer in this
You may form idea Of the
somsrt ulsn may enjoy, when | tell you that
l have ben covered from head to foot during
the Ia. ,1s- weeks, with the prioky heat and
NhefessF tssst had left point of fesh uuprick-
oil Bsseoltr "a sure 10 insert his prohoscis. But
! 40, tired Of aousing the place. If you happen
20 hsaf % aag other very foolish young gentle man,
ysha " shes &c cave the comforts Of New York,
a. aar otter porihecs climate, for place OF
tatnsot Yo0 nay recommend him TO New Or
issua &C ie q and which alures but 10 destroy.
MY sp.f. psrfectly good The fever does
net toatis -,s on NY own account; but cannot
As;, fsslios most sincerely for others. One can.
no, forn erdshlp. but il is almost To be
hroE5n a. ~ cont lnund tales which one he airs
oG SD 81 snsss of friend, aud the death Of
spslasF, -. than the incessant tolling Of
tsaefsi tail-"
There ~. We undersi anJ, good grounds for
believing loa ,he Russian Court has directly
aekDoNi ssd .i,s. constitutional system re-es
tatlisheo ~ SPAN, and congratulated the
Spanish ssrsr,b on the harmony subsIsi nc
tetwees I'm nd his new ministers and az
sTssr-z ysTu, upon IiiIOfmaII0n
which ne 'hink worthy oi credit, tha, the new
administration in Spain are decidedly IN ia
cor Of ihe RATIFICATION OF the flori IA Treaty,
aBd h3d resolved To eSer, IL that end their IN.
avery sm,esbie correspondence between the
Spanisa Secretary Of State and Mr. Forsyth,
10 81 ..ich the latter makrs lul amends by III.
chewing READINESS Of his tone for The asperily
IL hss fortAeg address. We rejoice in every
sc, Of CONSULTATION aud kindly communion be
tassa ,bs two governments, because we be
.asse toe sYrsDsenssis Of The treaty are thS
test that could Dc msde under all circum
,snsss, asd bat the final confirmation o.
,ssa oil ne tor their mutual advantage.
Ta~ -SghtS Of shis country cannot he rein
ess.tso Ar al Difference 10 The noble career IL
mhSch tbs Spanish Liberals are engaged bu
sn Assssting thr0, we owe every tesumoD'a
q ctaspistatioa and sympathy compatible
nS tbs faaln object.--.NGionaI Gaz.
I'm bs PLilodefgbtg Dsnoey1tte prs,.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-24

II viii be recollecied that the Tariff
Bill passed the House of Representa-
tives at the last session of Congress, and
was stopped 10 the Senate. The major
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-24
Tom IN. Pliadeia4,c Democrats Press.

Tom he Philodeia5 i0 Democratic Press
a as.tienna, upnn Whas' 'orac''y and memo
~, we Goa rely nth confidence has Just informed
~ absss be hns r.s Italian letter, dated At We
rcaa ass. 4, 1902 of which the following - ,he
assstses9
Fh.' day before the letter was writiea the .oa
All see Gorasos az veYoss, Ola italian, ives play
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-24

YonT nemorialists believe that the excite
seul m favour OF manufactures has had its
origin rattle in the impro,Idence and rash
eoierprize Of some of our fellow citizens, than
IN any well grounded cause # complaint. II
may be that between l8ls aBd 1875 stale
OF things existed which induced ,ndN iduals ~
great numbers, even 10 plunge neonsiders,e--
" INTO extrasagant aad wild schemes W Fe!a-
ion 10 manufactures. But II does no, io-
| iow that Government is, al all hazards. bound
10 Uphold. protect, and save them from ruin.
Every step which the gvvernment might fake,
Under such supposed obligation, would bot
Increase the evil and create still new obj
cations prsdicated upon sunllsr unfortunate
late OF things. The final result would be q
state and condition like that Of Great Britain.
There, unfortunately such Solicitations N
umes past, have been yielded TO aud the
nation now stands committed, at whatever
costs, TO end by, and uphold establishments
which 1t would now gladly shake off, A garing
instance of the folly and stupidity Of saeh en-
gagements was bot lately witnessed ~ thu.
country. The merchants there petitioned FOR
4 greater freedom Of trade, and complained,
among other .hings, Of heiog obliged 10 import
lAber from North America stating that il
oosfd be imported from Norway al half iAe
cost lha. j. could from America, The ship
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-05

that Slave vessel, commanded by an A.
merican, is lying at the port Of Oratava
on the North side Of this island. 1t ap
pears that she cleared at New York, and
came here TO obtain clearance hence for
the Coast Of Africa. AT the request Of
Capt. Trenchard, the Governor has de-
talned her until tomorrow, when we shall
despatch an officer TO examine her, and
should she prove a slave vessel, shall send
her 10 the United States for condemnation.
The Coast is swarming with vessels
, engaged in the slave trade, great number
Of which are commanded by Americans.
We calculate on having much trouble on
The Coast after the Isl Of August, as the
law respecting slave vessels, commanded
and manned by Americans, will then be
carried into effect. We shall be obliged
to use eur beats, principally in shore, ;n
capturing them.
We expect 10 leave here In week
or len days, for the Island Of Madeira, for
provisions, and thence return in short
time to the Coast Of Africa, where we
shall continue to cruize until October !;
when we expect TO sail for the United
States ahe CysHe proves to be very
fine ship.
"Not having landed, cannot give
you description Of this Island, 10 which,
however, see nothing remarkable except
the Peak Of Teneriffe. The island pro
dnces excellent fruit and affords good
water"