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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07

The Inauguration of the President of
the United States, whose second term of
service commenced yesterday, took place
according to previous arrangement The
oath of office having been administered 10
thF President, by Chi.f iusticeMarshall, he
delivered speech which is published in
the N,tional intelligencer of to-day.
TIE day proved very untavorable for
the attendance of spectators. there having
hiien during the preceding night, good
neai OF snow and rain notwithstanding
which. an Immense crowd thronged the
foors ofthe capitol. The number of per-
sons who obtained admission within the
walls of the representatives chamber(gal-
,ery of course iucluded) could not have
been less than TWO thousand.
There was not much form about this
ceremony, which, in truth, requires no
form but the forms of deccncv and deco
runl-but the scene was not the less inn
prrS,'ve. The president was placed on
u" platform in front of the speakers chair;
tie Chief justice stood by his side during
the delivery of the speech. The associ-
ate Iddge>, the president of the senate,
TIE speaker OF the house of representa-
ives, lie heads Of departments, and ma
"y OF our distinguished military and ma
val oihrers were near him. Assigned to
u't'r proper places were the members of
sac various foreign legations. The seats
20 lie interior were principally occupi-
VI ol numerous collection Of ladies;
'na al around, above and below, were
countless numbers of the people, of
"Hom, without discrimination, as many
N''e admitted, after the ladies' and pri-
'"-|d persons were seated, as the room
'ould accommodate. On the entrance and
SA'' oil 'he president, the music of the ma
'ine band enlivened the scene, which was
'EH''Sether characterized by simple gran
U'Ir and splendid simplicity.
II Is well, considering the great crowd
""'ch hlIed tic avenues to the door of the
representatives chamber, and pressed on
"Srd Tor abundance, that no accident oc-
s - TO mar the enjoyment ofthose who
,,""' lhe pleasure TO witness this truly re-
PSohcah ceremony. MAT. Int.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07
HORACE IN AMERICA.

HOhaCE IN AMERICA.
1nus-" Justum ct Tsnacsm proposin vir-
TNHE man whom judgment clear and
Il firm,
Has bought chance IN Tyer's wheels,
breads not the near judicial term,
Or logging !ipstaff at his heels,
Tho banks and merchants round him break
Tho ships are lost, and houses burn,
He stands uninjured midst the wreck,
And views the scene with unconcern.
Whether Napoleon We, exists,
To brighten Liberty or power;
Or gentle Caroline persists
To brave her husband and the tower;
Whether the Salary bills succeed,
Or our large army be curtail'd;
Or the Missouri point agreed,
Or the wish'd bankrupt law has fail'd:
To that wise man il matters nought,
Who safe ON Fortunes smile relies:
To gain, with YLEa's ticket bought,
The Forty Thousand Dollar Prize.
GRAND NATIONAL CANAL LOTTE.
RY
Draws again on Wednesday morning, when
the SPLENDID prize of
2o,ooo DOLLARS
may be drawn. and may be obtained at
THLER'S
Grand National Lottery office,
This Evening, for th. trilng sum of is dol
lars, Just exactly two days work for Mem
Der OF Congress. 10, 200 Dollars day is
fine wages ror these hard tin es.
This splendid Lottery viii soon be COM
pleted, as only $500 numbers remain to be
drawn and The follow ing SPLENDID prizes
remain TO be drawn, viz:
prize OF 40 600 Dollars.
of 10000 Dollars.
SO of I,n0o Dollars.
OF 300 Dollars.
And a great number Of loo. s., &c &c
In two drawings more the grand capital
prize of
10000 DOLLARS.
and 80 of loco dollars Will be floating, ma
king 70, 900 dollars. which may all be drawn
in one day.
Whole Tickets, Is dolls. Halves dolls
Quarters dolls. Fig tbs dolls. but will
snon advance to 90 dollars,
A few warranted undrswn lucky numbers
10 hp had at TYLER'S march Z
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07
Was committed,

THIS day to the Jail Tor the county Of A.
L lexndria, negro mn, named AN
THONY, who says he, is the property Of
the b irs of William Mason OF Maryland,
decd. Said negro uan is aoout2l years Of
ag. :abnul 5 feet, 7inches high, black .om-
pIexion. strait made :; his clothing soldiers
blue coat, cloth pantaIoons; he has lost a
part o! his thumb from the LETT hand.
The owner is desired to come & prove
properly, pay charges and take him away,
otherwise b. will be disposed of as the law
directs.
AND. ROUNSAVELL, Jailor.
feb 29-95 On
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07
Attention!
,fler'a HMependent Volunteers.

YOU are hereby notified to attend
L meeting OF the company, on Wednes-
day next, the 7th of March, at the Town
Hall, at 6 O'Clock, P. NJ. BY order of the
captain, w, DEF AGGHN,
Sec. Pro- Tenn.
N. B. 1t is requested that every member
will be punctual in their attendance, as
there will be an election Tor FIRST and Sc
cond lieutenant. Those gentlemen that
wish TO become members will attend for
that DurposR march
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07
Goshen Butter.

Beef, Pork, " hiskey, &c.
MESSERSMIlH, offers for
~ sale.
100 bills. New York prime beet and
pork.
I5U hbls. Baltimore whiskey
so hhds. Muscovado sugar,
60 boxes superior gunpowder lea
25 Or. casks Sicily Madeira wine
Is do do Coin enar do.
20 do sweet Malaga
8 pipes do
hbds. Antigua rum
pipes Holland gin
30 sacks Liverpool blown salt
80 realms wrapping
90 Sundles n sugar loaf ''F PAPER
20 do shealhng
60 do band box boards
7 bags black pepper
60 boxes mould candles
5 do soap
6 casks Goshen cheese,
march
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07
Lands fer sale.

WILL be sold on the 10Th day of April
w next, at public auction, to the high.
est bidder, at Amos Fox's mill, one undi.
vlded moiety of three tracts of Land. lying
in Fairfax county, and principally situst.d
on Difficult Run, containing 500 acres, more
or tss--the same being conveyed To ne IN
trust by Benjamin r. DAVIS. Terms will
be made known at the true AMI place OF
sale. WIN. CHAPMAN NEW TON,
Trustee.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07
Thirty Dollars Reward.

INSERTED from this post, on the sth
- instant, JOHN PERRY, private of
Capt. Ansant's company (E) corps U. S.
artillery. SAID Perry was born in England;
is twenty-three years OF age. five feet five
inches high, dark complexion. dark hair
light eyes, and by profession a mariner
The above reward will be paid to any per~
son who will apprehend and deliver said de-
serter at this or any other military post in
the United States.
FELIX ANSART,
Capt OF Artillery mmanding.
For Washington Feb. - 3tawW
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07
sSx READING ROOM Lax
sE1E NJ AR n T. JOUR \ AL. 49,
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,. March 6.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Dash, Cunningham N. York, full
freight 10 J. II. Ladd &c. r. M'Crea. & Go
and other-Lefl one brig, tour schrs. an.
several inland vessels, all this side Mary
land point.
Schr. Star, capt Mention. 25 days from St
Thomas, cargo molasses and coffee, to Bus,t
and Cawoed.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07

AUGUSTINE NEwToN, has been elected
Cashier OF the Franklin Bank of Alexandra
vice Charles Chaplin resigned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07

A. G.. Cazenove 8 Go.
uAVE for sale by the piece or package
LII large assortment Ut
India
German : GOODS
Russia Il
Murdoc h's best LONDON particular Madeira
wine in pipes, half pipes aud ar. casks
do do market Go in do
Malaga wine in half Or. casks
Cognac Brandy ia pipes
Molasses best retaIliDgl in hid:
Caracas indigo
Spanish Sugars
Swedes iron assorted
Baltimore window & SIS, every size
Dupon's best BrandywInc GU POWDER
And few cases of Milan white stones,
Dutch states, toys nj quilts, which
can be sold very cheap
They are purchasing
Maryland tobacco
Ginseng
,lierino and SINNERS wool.
.&sx> And want vessel OF OF 500 bbls.
800, to load for an eastern port.
march
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07
Al XANDRIA:
WEDNESDAY MARCH 7, 1921.

* In order 20 crafty our readers with
perusal of the Presidents Inaugural
Speech, DIS cary as possible, we have ah,i-
cipated the publication OF our paper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07
Runneps Prize List.
Grand National Canal Lottery.

TcIRD CL'SS.
28th Days Drawing.
No. 1888 aprlze of $1,000
1901 CPS sec
22I4 1899 100
1OII8 so
Draws again on Monday next
After two more drawings the grand prize OF
10000 IIOllars,
Together with 80 of DlOOO vii! be floating
Twelve drawings mors will complete the
lottery AMI the following prizes yet 10 be
drawn, viz:
IF 10000
Of 10000
So Of 1000
besides several of D5O0, loo, SO
Whole tickets, Is 90 Quarters, 4 90
Halves, g 90 lights, zoo
feb 9S-march
For sale warranted undrawn at
J. III. Runnels's
Lottery Office King-street. Alexandria.
march 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07
Removal.

Removal.
WE the subscribers have removed from
w Alexandra to Georgetown, and have
taken the house and wharf recently occupi-
ed by Thomas Thorp, esq. where we con"
template carrying on the
Grocery = Flour Business,
And intend to sell on line most reasonable
terms, for cash. We solicit part Of the
public patronage.
SAM'L 4. JOS. PEARSON.
Alexandria. Feb. 81.
P. S We will take any quantity ofgoods
on storage, on very reasonable terms, and
every attention paid to them thai may be
required. S. r.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07
Red House Landing.

TNHE subscriber having rented the cele-
Il brated Herring Landing, known by
the name OF the Red House o, Lear's Land
ing, bout four miles below Alexandra,
gives notice to persons DESTROYS of putting
w. Herrings. and to wageoners in parfcu-
lar. that every attention will be paid to
supplying them on the lowest terms and
shortest notice, as this landing has never
been known to fail. The road TO the land
ing is good, and the distance so short that
it must be an inducement to those who
want good. sound. and fresh fish, to pre- fer
il to the Alexandria market.
Persons wishing Shad or Herrings put up
for family use, by giving timely notice.
will have them warranted of the best quail
ty. JILSON DOVE
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07

To Let.
s-s That two story brick store, and
4E dwelling house on Union street, late
Iii the residence Of MIR. j. Leap
AyAI ALSO,
One other two story brick tenement, ad-
Joining the above, well calculated for small
store and dwelling.
The situation of the above property being
near The wharf is well esta blished as place
of business, being occupied as such for ma
ny years. For terms apply to AM LEAP,
or VIM N. MILLS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07

Postponement.
IN consequence of the inclemency OF the
l. weather Yesterday. the following sale
was postponed until THURSDAY, at 10
O'Clock. Will be sold at Clei-h Farm. adj
joining the land of David Ricketts, Esq.
ali the personal estate OF John Ball, deteas-
ed; consisting of household furniture and
farming u!ensis-Terms of sale, cash.
d. NJ. BLACK. Adm'rs.
At the same time and place will be sold
two horses, several valuable COWS. cradles,
sythes, &c ALSO,
Cleish's Farm
Will be offered for sale or rent. Terms made
known at the time of sale.
march s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07
Public Sale.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
WTILL be sold to the highest bidder, fox
Wv cash. a, Fairfax Court House, on the
18th day Of March next, negro SiNGLE-
TON, committed as runaway, to satisfy
bis jail tees. &c agrceahy to law.
CHARLES hAfCLlFFE,
Deputy Sheriff for Spencer Jackson, Sheriff
OF Fairfax County.
feb 10 Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07
Sales at Auction.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
WILL he sold on THIS DAY at 10 o.
w clock, all the personal estate OF Susah
Hartshor deceased. al her late residence
near the corner OF Wilke 4 Royal streets,
consisting of variety Of Household and
kitchen Furniture, some of IL valuable
Also, an excellenIMik Cor.
march 3 W. II MILLER, Execu-
JOHN WOOD, : tors.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-10-10

he is vested, cannot appear untn there shall
be some investigation of the affair. Enough,
however, does appear, from the statement eff
Col. Calava, 10 occasion apprehensions that
no explanation can justify the transaction in
the eyes of the world; and that the animal
version of our Government viii be necessary to
prevent the reproach which may attach to our
national character.
But however warTantable may have been
the seizure and imprisonment of the late Span
ish GOVERNOR, we shall look in vain fer JUS
tifcation of the treatment towards Judge Fro
mentin, who, upon the application of COD. Cal
son who had Col. C. in custody. This midi
vidual, instead of obeying It, referred it to
Gen. jackson, who Immediately summoned
Judge Fromentin before him for contempt of
h1s authority: Every citizen of the United
States knows that the privilege Of the writ OF.
habeas corpus is guaranteed by the Constitu-
ton to every individual, which no Judge, Of
competent authority, is at liberty TO deny, un-
less when suspended by Congress, in times of
publick danger. And yet, for issuing a writ.
which any man may demand as right, one of
the U. S. Judges is summoned before Gen.
jackson as for contempt of his authority.
What! Is the authority of Gen. jackson par
amount to the Constitution? Surely it is time
to check the daring usurpations Of this extra
ordinary man. We trust the people will not
have TO blush for second vindication, by the
Government, of his high-hemded proceedings.
Below is an extract from the unprecedented
writ issued by Gen. jackson against Judge
Fromentin.
p" To shew cause why he has attempted to-
interfere with my authority, as GOVERNOR OF
The Floridas, exercising the powers OF the Cap
taln-General and lntendant Of the lslandof
Cuba over the said Provinces, and of the Gov.
ernoars of said PROVINCES respectively. in my
Judicial capacity as Supreme Judge over the
same, and as Chancellor thereof, having COM
united certain individuals, charged with a
combination to secrete and carry out of the
territories coded to the United States ahe evil
dence OF individual right to property within
the said territories, which has been secured to
such individuals under the I'd article of the
late treaty with Spain, and in open contempt
OF the orders and DEGREES made by me-"
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-10-10
WORCESTER,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1921.
Conduct of Gen. Jackson.

The conduct of Gen. Jackson, in imprisoning
Col. Calava, the late Spanish Governour of
Florida, has become subject of no little in
terest. Col. Calava IS now in Philadelphia,
and has published formal protest against the
outrage done to bis person and to his rights as
a publrk agent of the Spanish Government.
We had laid out this document for to-day's pa
per, but have been obliged to exclude it to
make room for the Report Of Committee of
the Agricultural Society. The subject will
not improba5ly attract the attention Of the
Government and we intend our readers shall
be IN possession of the document alluded to.
Whether Gen. jackson is justiliable, consider.
ing the peculiar circumstances in which he is
placed, and the indefinite authority with which
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13
THE LIMITED STATES.

The following article will be read
with sincere pleasure by every true
friend 10 the glory and honor of our
country. 1t proves that there are
Briti.h subjects willing TO do our Gov.
eminent ample justice, and to defend
us against the malevoience Of the re-
viewers.
IRON THE EDINBURGH scoTcHMAN. I
america--additionai testimonies to the
happy e6ecls Of its Political Institm.
sionS.
But IN fact how Singular, and for
the well being of uian hov glorious the
change, which has turned these vast
haunis Of pantbers, wolves, and sava-
ges into the abodes Of Industry, and
the sure asylum Of The oppressed -
What notle edifce has there been
raised for hunted liberty 10 dwell in Sc.
aurity 1t is impossible to tread the
soil Of America and not TO bless it; i'm
possible TO consider her growing wealth
and strength without fejoicing. -
Vie,cs Of l5ociefy md Manners in H.
mericu, IN Series If Letters, by an
EngEsho0man. 1924.
We feel ii a relief 10 turn our eyes
from eoDvuIsed Europe, the scene Of
solemn hypocrisy and triumphant vii
laDy, 10 the cheering aspect OF the u
Dited states, enjoying, under their pure
and benign institution, an untroubled
calm, like that Of she heavenly bodies,
aS;: ivaliiug 1bese bodies ic the seren-
ity ard constancy Of their course, end,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13

is as unable TO appreciate the sublime
simplicity Of the American system, as
a savage is to feel the beauty Of the
Be!videre Apollo. Every vutgar.miud.
ed Greek could admire the Olympic
chariot Of Diouysius, but it was only
small and chosen circle VINO could feel
the suhliinity Of the death Of Socrates.
The volume before us shows that in the
philosophy which results from exalta-
sion Of sentiment, womeo often get the
start of men. The moral sublime Of
the American democracy was never 80
deeply felt, and SO eloquen,iy desert.
bed. as in these =" Lette. Of an Eugl sh
weman.' The generous feelings Of
her sex save her the trouble of labori-:
GUS specuiations. Nor has her enthu.
siasm been pourished in ignorance Of
its object. She has Witnessed its all
pervading and beneficial influence. aud
her admiration Of the American Gov
eminent is but an expansion of those
sentiments of benevolence aud love of
justice which flourish in every mind
where cultivation is united with true
sensibility. Ii is impossible to des>
pair of a country where such minds are
strewed through the circles of private
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13
Pocket Book Lost.

OST on Friday night, the 2slh ult.
IA in this place, a RED MOROC.
co POCKET BOOK, having wire
spring as containing a
number OF valuable papers, which can
be OF DO use 10 auy but the owner s.
also two Five Dollar Bank Notes, on
the Valley and Farmers Bank /; like
wise 500 Note on The Miami Tx.
porting Company I; and a SIS Note on
Northern Bank. The money will Ire
given as a Reward TO the fiuder on de.
livering the Pocket Book and papers
to the Editor Of the Gazette.
Winehester. Oct. 6.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13
Notice
September 90.

s hereby given that the subscriber
IL Intends presenting petition to the
hext general Assembly Of Virginia. TO
make her d deed for a certain Tract or
parcel of Land lying 10 the county of
Frederick, near Winchester, adjoining
the lands of George Kiger, DR.. Daniel
Magruder and John Maeky, contain.
ing so ACRES, il being part of 100
Acre Tract purchased by Col. Angus
Mcdonald deed. of Col. Fairfax, and
sold by the subscriber, execu,rix of said
Angus Mcdonald deed. to paw the
debts of said estate. Also One other
Tract containing 90 ACRES adjoining
Capt Edward Mcclure and John Mae.
ky. purchased by col. Angus Melon.
aid OF james Keith Of Alexandria.
ANNA MCDONALD.
September 30, 1924.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13
Public Sale.

"A N informali,y having occurred in
IN making sale of the property Of
Samuel Dawson 8, wife, at Moses
Newbank's Tavern, on Tuesday last. +
shall, under authority Of deed of
trust from the said Samuel Dawson q,
wife, executed for the purpose of Sc
curing debt due to James B. Hall.
offer for sale, at public auction, on
Monday the 22ud Of October, 1921. at
Moses Newbank's Tavern, on the road
leading from Romney to Winchester:
the following tracts of land mentioned
10 the said deed of trust, 70 wit:
One Tract
containing TWENTY FIVE ACRES;
One other 1ract
containing TWO HUNDRED AND
TWENTY SEVEN AND A HALK
ACRES, which said two Tracts were
conveyed 10 The said George Lessinger
by John Lupton and wife.
One Other Tract
containing FIFTY ACRES, conveyed
to laid Lessinger by Joseph Baker and
wife, and the following personal pros
perry, TO wit: two U5agons, sic Hor.
SEES. fire par of Geers, .,oo ne,c fore
Wheets for Wagon, one Ce,o and
CaJ,-t1co Ttoughs, and rurietv of
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
A more particular description of tbs
Land will be furnished on the day of
sale. The sale will commence aIout
:2o'elock "A. Nj.
A, s. TiDBALL, Trustee.
September 90.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13
MISCELLANY.
Perseverance, illustrated.


King Robert Bruce, the restorer Of
the Scottish monarchy, being out Que
day, acknowledging the enemy. lay at
night ina barn belonging to royal cot
tager. In the morning, still reclining
his head on the pillow Of straw, he be-
held spider climbing up beam of the
roof. The insect fell to the ground,
but Immediately made "a second essay
10 ascend. This attracted the notice of
the hero, who, with regret, saw the spi-
de- fall second time from the same
emineDces 1t made third uusuccess-
full attempt. Not without mixture Of
concern and curiosity, the Monarch be-
held the insect twelve times baffled in
its aim but the thirteenth essay was
crowned with success; it gaiued the
summit of the barn, when the King.
starting from his couch, exclaimed,
"fhis despicsble insect has taght me
perseverance, will follow his exam pie.
Have not bee1 twelve times defeated
by the enemy's superior force On
one more fight hangs the independence
Of ny country" In a few days his au-
tieipations were fully realized, by the
glorious result to Scotland Of the battle
of Bannockburn.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13

Virginia,
at Court held for Frederick COUNTY
re 1st day Of October 1921.
III pom the petition of John Hop.
~ kins, 4 it appearing to The salts
faction Of the Court that BENJAMIN G
Orr, Executor Of JOHN ID. Orr decd. ia
not an inhabiiaDt. OF this Coiimon.
wealth. Ii is ordered that The said Ben.
jamin ID. Orr executor Of John ID. Orr
deed. do appear here on the End day of
November Court next to shew cause, if
any he hath. why he shalt not give se-
curi'y for the faithful performance of
his duties as executor as aforesaid, or
III default thereof have his powers as
executor revoked and administra-
ton de honis non, with the will afore-
said annexed, granted upon the estate
of the said john d. Orr deed.
A Copy-Teste
JAMES KEITH C, F, C,
q 0ofnbar G 400.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13
For Sale,

u She Tract of Land on which the
a late James Ryan resided lying On
Patterson Creek in the County of Har-
dy, and known as his Nome place.
The Lands are productive and we'll
improved: on them there is an excellent
Log dwelling House.
The sale will be made pursuant to the
last will of The said James RYAN, and
will take place on the premises, on the
27th day of October next. The terms
will be made known on the day of sale.
ADAM crosse,
JAMES WILLIAMS.
Hardy city. Sept 29--tds Ears,