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On National Subjects, auxiliary to Universal
Education, and Scientific knowledge. BY
JOSEPH Lancaster, Founder Of the Lancas-
terrain System Of Education.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28

9 By ,hc S,san Goat hGm Albany, we
learn that the Legislature adjourned Oh
Tuesday, and that The Convention Bill,
which, bad passed the Senate by a malori-
~ Of s, WAS rejected by the Council OF
Revision, OIL the following grounds -
First, because the Bill did mol provide for
hrs, taking The sense OF the people on the
question and second, because the differ
eni amendments we're by IL TO be submit
ted in toto and MOI separately. We learn
tina, The Council were divided ON the
question, aoi HAT The CASTING VOTE
AGAINST q CONVENTION, WAS GIVEN
BY MR.. CLINTON HIMSELF y!
IN. Y. Amer.
Extract ofa letter from Washington.
On Frlhay BON Houses adjourned over
till Monday. No business of any con
sequence has been commenced, and there
is little probability that any thing will be
gained by The meeting OF Consressearlier
than the Constitutional day THE Mis-
souri, claim To be Admitted is first in or,
der the subject Ia referred in the Senate
10 committee WHO will report IN a day
or two.
Though the Government appears TO be
without Information, there seems some
reason to believe ,ba, the Florida question
was referred by the Kings ministers TO
the Cerles,a coumillee OF which body has
had the same under consideration. II is
believed that The Freuch government re-
CURED OF Mr.. Gallaiin, authorized on our
par, 10 treat on The subject of Navigation
and Commerce, TO allow The admission Of
French vessels into Louisiana, on the same
footing as those of England, grounding
The claim on Ike article OF the Louisiana
treaty. by which it is stipulated that The
vessels OF Ffa6ce shall be- admitted into
the port eff Louisiana on The footing of
the mos, favored nation Mr. Gallaiin all
swercd thai he would mol consent 10 such
admission, unless France would by adj
mitiing our vessels into their potts on
the footing of French vessels, give us the
equivalent compensation by which Eng
land obtained this privilege The answer
Is SAID to have been, thar the cessioD of
Louisiana Was the compensation, and
thai IN virtue OF the stipulation on our
part. lbe vessels OF France were entiloc
10 BE- received in Louisiana OH The most
favored footing allowed, whether grajui-
'ousiy or Tor compensation, To the YES
seis o. airy other foreign power. Nat
only is Tins unienable claim made, bat
compensation for the suspension of the pri
vIiegeis required, and The negotiation s
transferred io Washington, where The plea
o' The want Ci powers .ouid not exist IL
Is possible that This uEiounded demand,
for such il doubtless must be considered,
Che construction Of The terms granting
the rights o! the most favored nations.
being so often and so universally settled, J
aims AT raising up claim that NAV 10 a
certain degree, operate as an offset a.
sainst The claims Of compensation made
on our paTi. no,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28
WEST INDIES.

HAYTI ..The death Of his Ebony Ma
jeslS, Kiug ileurN, of IIayti, Is an event
which sill cause much conversation
among ihc lrglllma,es in Europe, and
certainly wlll lead 10 new attempts on Inc
part % France To recover Their former
possrssons in St. Domingo possessions
~ Which they greatly prideh ihem> ives.
and which we've The sources NJ wealth and
Importance lu The crown. WHAT'S TO he
come Of her black Majesty tie Queen, the
ln'le black Prince Royal, ia Duke de
LimoDade, AMI Tie whole of King uenr,'s
motley court, time only can sIrw they
have unhonbted claims on the protection
~ The legiumates in Europe, for they held
ibcir power by The same iepurc. In III,
rHblic administration Ol tie rival chiefs
CbristOple aud P,iion. We ma, pcrceivf
tbr rssenilsl difference heiween y monsrs
chy and republic. Both rose from or
'iinary rauk, aud lak'ug advantage of Tic
times, placed themselves IT Tie head OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28

ti'sT + G5dn.-ihe importation at
infse uTiiei,s sas not been abundant for
he los, we.k, buttae prices have declined
su!l iUr'her 'rom Cur las, quotations.
The demand Tor ioreign markets has been
iese oven shan Ike preceding week, and
NE prices are 81 iaci lower Ihan they have
been here s'n>c iHe Amcrican revolution.
Nrw FnIh SuNeitine Flour. S4a Al /:
?h'iaivipGia, Baltimore and Richmond
Ciy Mills, . 81 f5; Alexandria, Frede
ncA>''wg aCa Petersburg, 4 North Ri
cr W",ai, DC" and good, % n 40 cents >,
best NipGu'a do. 20 - F; North Caroli.
IVA G2l Il G74 Northern Corn, 80 cents !;
Sus,ten ~ a d. f.; Rye, 80 cents Rye
Flour, 5 2 So 80 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28
Translated for The Philadelphia GG.tnc.l
OFFICIAL

rori an Pri,cc, Oct. ~, 1920
THE DEATH OF THE IYRANT, AND rHE END
OF TYRANNY
). + The President Of iiaNi entered 81
March on the 10Th inst a 9 O'Clock IN lie
moruiu@ He was received with -,ure and
priiect all, glance. The Inhabitants called us
INV noeia'"r and the savi"u,s at their cour-
'rN. Every one peicrivcs ia that town. the
appearance" Of misery, OF suiierin. aud of the
a sraiaiion OF the human race No tyr,nnv
us ever bee" more cruel nor mere refined
nan maj "uich was exercised towards the
Inhabitants OF the Neilh and of The Astbo.
nit". The crimes which we're co1nitted nv
On Stophe ATE innnmeiable aud too heinous TO
bO told. ~
Every where, where our army has passed, we
have "nly perceived in the habitatons old "a
me- and old men. ihr population OF this t,art
OF ne island waS then condemned TO end for
Wah' OF PROPAGATION. y. l.. received on The
i''h ithe' HON the Capes S!=aPd lay sour
cilsis WHO ale al The head of the revolution
hese Leaders ARE Richard Monipoiot Plac,dr
Lehrhn AMI CHARLES Pierre. iLsy rruort thai
on the 18th insi. ChiistOp.ie had dispatched ~
Ea'"Si h'ih ms military fatce, who no far from
opposing, lad united With those who had rais.
Ell the standard Oi liberty; thar Joachim d.
Champs, worthy iripud OF his master and
VINO commanded The corps. seeing himself a.
nhhdoned. sought safety i" flight and finaiI,.
lie royal family tell Into the power of The re.
publiCans
The month Of October will be memorable
f1i Us We have Witnessed twice in tie space
VI 'Osl''eF years, iibeItN triumph over Tyranny
aHn the twn tyIanis succumb TO the efforts Of
republicans
me Sisl OF Ibis month between the hours of
10 and I! III The mUrning, Christophs The Cruel.
bowed ont lis sgaIus
h"inai Has not yielded was sai This
Cih"f has declared himself IN a stale of rs-
br'i'on 10 W, and seeks to make himself
parry lie cannot, however thrive as the few
wlich lie has with him are daily coming over
10 "
iheie wcrpAoCO men in Tho n,is,,,s nd H.,
geons OF Sans oouci. They have been ihe-
rated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28

affairs. ....One became President of the
Republic. he other WAS crow c,i as King
Hayn, and created batch OF peers.
which Was satire on European courts.
10 MAINTAIN his power and crown. King
Henry became absolute aud despo,ioS
created an army, bull strong forilfca-
lions, and established a pvhce, whose
system vas cruel aud relentless. The
Pre>idcot of Ilayii organiztd govern
men' al The people. placed all power in
Their hands. and held his office from their
gW aud, by wise and salu,ary laws.
contributed 10 The peace and prosperity
ct his possessions. The despotism OF King
lieh'y, conlras!sd With tbe mid admin.
is'raiton ot President Boyer. led 10 the
revolt al the troops of King Iieuty. aud
The result was, that be assassina,, a him.
self, and ea,Ied his lite with ile violence
oil despot. The forces OF the repuhlic.
under President Boyer, are advancing
upon tue territories of Chrisiophe, and
VIII. no doubt. subjugate them. What
are 10 be the rrsul's 10 this country, from
Tins uHion OF iae black population IN 81.
Domingo! This Is question which viii
r.Qnirc some ~ hecirnn 10 answer.
While Glnisiopbe and Potion were
struggling tor supremacy, the power and
energies OF each were confined 10 local
objects. ST. ID mingo, united under one
head, 'ranqnil and powerful, may be in
ducet TO lock beyond that fertile island.
Emigration, particularly OF blacks. NAV
be cue outraged; men of tai n,s and en-
i'rpr'se may be induced TO tax, 10 their
resiarnce ihere in short, very powerful
republic, and mol Tar distant from us.
may spilng up. Tbis, IT, be sure, is r.
ther sublecl oi qualification than alarm:
hn,, IN relation 10 our maritime concerns.
y Is an object rqnring special aten'iou.
Protected rom INVASION by climate, and
possessing numerals ports and harbors.
their meas If fitting out pri,atecrs aud
vessels ct war are abundant, aud NAV re-
quiie from us an increased vigilance.
Sii!i there Is sufficient fire t. prepare tor
these evenis, should they occur and.
,nef"i"ie' me present change 10 The poll.
Ical affairs OF iha, country i, AN event
which should afford sen.,ai -a'isfaciion.
N. 7. Nat. dRp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28
Reelected from ,lle saR.H state, ihlugh
strongly opposed 10y MIR. Wnga,e.

IS'NlCSiSN itOA liiS :Gtssf" sake, lhS N,.t,
strongly opposed 10y MIR. Wngaie.
MILLIDGEvILLE. Nov. lathe elec.
tion al Electors Of President and Vice Pre-
siden' OF the U. States by joint ballot oi
the two Houses Of The General Assem-.
bly, took place on Saturday last, when
the following persons were duly chos.n
Electors: John M'lniosh, Htnr, Mitchell,
Oliver Porter, Beniau,iu Whitaker, Da
vid Mcriweihcr, John Foster, John Graves
and john Rutherford, Esq'rs.
Ii would appear, from publications in
the Boston papers, thai The American
and British Commissioners under the 5,h
article OF the Treaty OF Client are entirely
al odds as 10 The true line; thai The ter
riiory and POSITIONS involved IN the dis
puied limits are OF such Importance, that
compromise is not likelJ and that IL
may be necessary, as provided by the
treaty IN cases of uon-agreemcnt, 10 re
sort 10 The umpirage OF "a third party.
GNdt. Int.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
! Stop the Thief.
EYFTYs DOLLARS REWARD,

FIFTY OULLHffSs REtPdfD.
NXTAS stolen from my stable, in Middle
w burg, on Saturday night, the 9th inst.
alarge bright bay horse, saddle and bride !;
the horse near sixteen hands high, 8 or 8
years old, black name ndtail, nicked and
carries his tail to the side, has scar on one
ofhis fore ankles, was little lame when ia
ken away, rides remarkably well, trots, pa
ces and canters PAGES unusually we'll which
is his most common gait) the saddle halt
worn or more, yellow stirrups, the bride a
small snsfae plated bit, fair leather, plated
buckles at the checks.
William Cook, who is supposed to have
stolen the horse, is an lrshman, pretends to
he barber, from feet to S feet 6 inches
high, about twenty five years old, black hair
small black whiskers, round face, black
eyes, very much peck marked and fre.kled !,
his nose little crooked, round shouldered,
speaks quick and walks short and brisk. |
will give the aboyereward for the horse and
conviction of the thief, ortwenty dollars for
the horse. NOBLE BEVERIDGE.
Middleburg, Loudon CO. Va. sept l6 6w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
Dancing Academy.

MIR. VINCENT MAST. from Boston, in
lYI forms the ladies and gentlemen Of A
lexandria and its vicinity, that he intends o.
pening an academy for instructing masters
and misses, and ladies andgentlemen he po-
lite accomplishment of DANCING, princi-
pally in the stvle of VESTRIS. Mr.. Mast
will teach his pupils the hornpipe, shawl
dance, gavot, waltz, minuet, pass de deux,
with variety of other fancy dances. as well
as cotiI!ions of the newest fashion, principal
ly from France.
Mr.. Mast particularly informs those pa
rents who may place their children under his
care. that he has letters Of recommendation
from gentlemen of the first responsibility in
Boston and New-York, among whom are,
Gen. II. Dearborn, Hon. P. C. Books, Com.
Hall, Mr.. Wm. Little, Mr.. Joseph Tildin,
Mr.. John D. Williams, Col. |. L. Austen,
Mr.. B. l.. Swami. and from academies OF the
first responsibility, where he has taught tor
several years. He at the same time assures
them, that his best talents will be exerted to
render his school worthy of their confidence
and support. Mr.. Mast will attend at any
academy, and will give private LESSONS at
their houses if they wish.
Those parents that will have their children
taught by Mr. Mast, will please to call at
his fathers house, corner of Duke and Wash-
ington streets.
Mr. Mast will give due notice when his
school will commence, and where his aca-
DENY viii be, as we'll as evening school tor
young gentlemen. For terms please apply
as above. Sept 25
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
State of MARYLAND,

Charles County, IS.
I'M application to the subscriber. one OF
~ the Judges of the Orphans Court OF
Charles county, by petition inwritlng OF Ar
thur Latimer, of Charles county, tor The be-
nefit of the act of assembly for the reliet OF
in.olyent debtors, passed at November ses-
sion, 1905, and the several supplements
thereto, on the terms mentioned therein, a
schedule Of his property and list OF his Gre
ditors on oath, so far as he Can ascertain them
being annexed to his petition, and being sa,
tished by competent testimony that The SAID
Arthur Latiner has resided two years name
diatey preceding the time OF his application
in the state OF Maryland and being also 'sa-
tis6ed that the said Arthur Latimer is IN &C
tual confinement for debt. and tor no other
cause and the said Arthur Latimer having
entered into bond with sufficient security Tor
his personal appearance in Charles county
court. to apsw er such allegations as ms Gre
ditors NAV make against him: 1t is therefore
ordered and adiudged that the Said Arthur
Latimer be discharged from imprisonment
and that. by causing copy Of this order 10
he inserted in some one of the newspapers
edited in the district OF Columbia, once
week for two months successfully before the
first M onday in Nov. next; he give notice to
his creditors to appear before the said court
at Charlestown,i in said county ,on the said Isl
Monday in November next, for the purpose
Of recommending a trustee for their benefit,
and 10 show cause, if any they have, why
the said Arthur Latimer should not have tue
benefit Of the several insolvent laws OF this
state, as prayed. Given under my hand, this
Sd day of June, 1890. n,ccro
sept 4. bAoSGD'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
For Sale OF Rent.

A VALUABLE farm, one mile from A..
n lexandria, containing about $50 acres.
Also, for sale, a farm adjoining the above,
with valuable improvements upon 1t, con-
tanning two or three hundred acres, as might
suit the purchaser. Also. valuable mill
and farm on Shenandoah river, known Ly
the name of the Ford mill, 4 miles from
Harper's Ferry. Also farm in Jefferson
county, Virginia, 3 miles from Charlestown.
containing between 3 and 4 hundred acres.
Also merchant mill, g miles from Alexan-
dria, occupied by |. fanny; possession can
be had of this property the 9TH DAY of March
next. Also new house at the lower end of
Duke-street, on the wharf, in Alexandra
possession can be had Immediately. Also,
for sale. merchant mill Oh Shenandoah ri,
yer, I2 miles above Berry's Ferry any part
of the above property can be had on -
sonable terms, by applying SO -.oON
DAVIIYnTn WILSON
40 # f.. II. BRoHN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
Robert McCrea e Co.

TTAVE received by several late arrivals,
their fall assortment OF fine and super
fine Ingraiued Carpetings Flannels, Bases;
hIue. drab and mixed Plains and Forest
Cloth: Rose Blankets; point Blankets sc.
Also. Irish Linens; Irish and Flemish Sheet
ings; Oznaburgs; Domestic Sattinei's; Glng-
hams and Shirtings, which, together WIN an
extensive assortment OF articles IN their line,
they offer for sale on very moderate terms
september 90 thstuzT
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
Trustees Sale,

On MONDAY, the Cd Oct. at 10 A. M.
TIME subscriber will sell at public auc-
L ton, on the premises, for ready mo.
kp.pa ney, HOUSE and LOT of ground,
Gf1M situate in the town of Alexandria, in
W. Fairiax-straet, forty feet front, and
80. extending back one hundred and
twenty feet, subject to an annual ground
rent of eleven dollars and thirty three cents.
Also, at the same time, on Watershed,
a LOT in the said town, situate between
Duke and Wilke streets, adjoining the pro.
perry of Mr.. Mordeica Miller.
The above property was conveyed in trust
to the subscriber, by Richard S. Arell, 20 Sc
cure the payment of debt due James Nc.
Dehick. Such title as is vested in the sub
scriber by the aforesaid indeDture, will be
conveyed to the purchaser upon the receipr
of the purchase money.
N. S. WISE, Trustee.
sept 96 dt2O
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30

House Of Lords the King : guards had pre-.
scented arms when she passed the Palace,
and he whole number Of spectators assem-
sled in the morning gothic I7th, in St. James 5
Square, and in the streets through which the
Queen passed 10 Westminster Hall, was es-
simated to be three hundred thousand.
Such is an outline of the verbal account
we have been favored with--to morrow we
shall, OF course, have more particular de-
tail of this interesting news.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
Notice.
Bank of Alexandria,

September Goth, 1920.
FENHE Stockholders IN tins institution are
Il respectfully informed that genera
nee,inn of Them is requested at the banking
bouse on Wednesday, the 29d of November
next, in order that their assent may be ex-
pressed to the terms upon which the present
charterof the bank has been continued oy
an act Of the last session OF congress ana
also that they may cooperate in such mea-
sureS as may be thought expedlent 10 secure
farther extension OF their charter
By order of the president and directors.
J. y. M'KENNA, Cashier.
The editors Of the Richmond Enquirer
Winchester Gazette. and National lnteiii-
gcncer, will please insert this twice week
tall November 92d, and send their accounts
10 the bank tZ2N sept 70
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
sept. &c
Notice.

DURSUANTt to deed of trust executed
4 to me on the llth day Of September,
1917, by Samuel Edelen, whereby he con-
yeyed to me in trust two lots of land, lying
on the south prong of Holmes Run, in Fair
AJAX county, state Of Virginia, about miles
from Alexandria (the larger lot contains
I5e acres with comfortable dwelling house
and other improvements; the other lot con-
tains 9Ia acres j for the purpose otsecurlng
the sum of 500 dollars, debt due John
Wood shall on the third day of October,
on the premises, cause to be sold to the high.
est bidder for cash, the above mentioned
LOT or lots of land, or so much thereof as will
be necessary 10 satisfy the above mentioned
debt with interest and cost.
JOHN AUGUSTINE sOMMERS.
sugust3i thstuO3
HPThe whole of the above
property will be offered Tor sale on the day
above mentioned, and a liberal credit gwen
to the purchaser for The greater part OF the
purchase money. SAMUEL EDELiN.
september q 81"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
Ad6> READING ROOM I'D,
9s MARINE Journal. SAas
PORT or .ALEX.qNDRLa, September %

ARRIvEDs
Ship America, Barrett. 40 days 70 the
Capes, and 45 10 town, from Gibraltar; salt,
,oj & J. Harper. Passengers, 1t. Ferra-
gnt and Mr.. Seaton OF the U. 5. navy. Lett
m. American vessels. Came out In compa-
ms with trigate Guerrieye, schr Decatur, OF
Norfolk, and ship Commodore Preble, Ing
Is, bound 10 Boston. Aug. 80, lat 80, -,
Ion AZ, 10, passed six sail Of square rugged
vessels, standing TO the east. Sept. 5, lat
SIS, 10, Ion as 90, spoke schr Prince, OF
Graves. Is days from Casiine. bound to Ma
,ieira, all well. Sept. 4, Iat.s Sc, 46. Ion.
10. "A. spoke ship Golata. Oxnard, 10 days
irom Boston for Batavia. Sept. Is, lat 80,
81 lon 54. boarded by the patriot brig
Mortu Libra, Capt. Mortgage is days from,
AIargaretta, treated politely and furnished
several small requisite cabin stores.
SAILED,
Sloop Ocean, Middleton. Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
Picking VINEGAR.

r HAVE at my Vinegar yard on Fairfax st.
Eopposite the First Presbyterian Church,
several thousand gallons choice picking Vi
negar, which will sell by the barrel at %
cents per gallon, and by the single gallon
at 33 cents.
Attendance will be given from 9 in the
morning till 5in the evensng.
sept. 26 It
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
Washington Tavern.

TIME subscriber having other objects in
Il view, will dispose of his lease on the
Washington Tavern. Those who may reel
disposed to contract, will please make early
application. H. CLAGETT.
sep26 diff
The National Intelligencer will publish the
above for three weeks, and send their account
this Office for payment.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
Public Sale.

TN pursuance of a deed OF trust from pen 81
3 iamin Baden to the subscriber, dated ihe
/. sSth day of January 1917, and tor the pur.
roses therein mentioned, will be SOLD al
u.blc auction, for cash, on the 2ist day Q!
October next, lot OF ground al the north
east intersection of Prince and Henry streets
IN lie town of Alexandra, binding on Princs
street 1873 feet inches, and on Henry-st,
los feet; and one undivided fourth part OF
= lot of ground and the tenernents thereon;
al the south west intersection OF King ano
ROYAL streets, binding on King street %
feel. and on Royal street 49 feet. !,
Sale TO take place at 4 O'Clock IN the al
ternoon, in front Of the last described pro-
perry, corner of King and Royal streets.
r. |. TAYLOR, Trustee.
september SO STUNTS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
To Let,

Amu~k The store and dwelling house on
N King-street, now occupied by MIR.
Isl Samuel Wheeler, a few doors below
- the Mechanics Bank. Possession
to be given the 9th OF November next.
ALSO,
The Bake-house on King street, formerly
occupied by Mr.. John Tatsapaw, and MIR.
Frederick Wood. Possession TO be had im-
mediately. Both are excellent stands. En-
quire OF A. C.. CAZENOVE s. Co.
sep 90 If