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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-14

il three or ton. DAYS. and did not know OF
sny money beng ir the vessel.
They next called thersecond mate, Mr..
Horton. He being asked ifthere was any
,nanev on board, answered there was not
They then hung him up BY the peak down.
hawI. and beat bin with their swords, and
cut the flesh off his back, and cut him a.
hont the head, and at last lowered him
down, where he laid for dead about bali
an hour.
p M the piratical schr. came up With US.
having the schr. Emily with her. They
then made us load their boat and our own
with whatever they thought proper.
they took our best clothing, one barrel Of
beet and pork, two barrels OF bread, one
barrel Of potatoes, tour bags and one bar
rel coffee part of barrel OF sugar, a de,
miiohn Of rum. halt dozen Of fowls, all
the spare rigging, twine and blocks, the
fore top gallant sail and yard aud rig
ping. one :opmsst studding sail, log line,
sny glass. cur colours, the principal part o.
the Clothing belonging to the late captain
| Treat. deceased, twenty dollars from Mr..
| Horton, the cabin furniture. such as crock,
ery ware. knives, forks and spoons, and
ali our watches. leaving US without the
means ofkreping time"
The mate OF the Mary Rose, entered on
board after the death Of capt Treat, late
commander. and was in Havana from
the beginning OF Oct. to the goth Nov. last
/ and while there saw this piraticai schs. un,
der repair--be also saw and conyersec
with the man who appeared then acting q
mate of the scbr When the piraticai scbr
sent her boat to board the Mary Rose, the
officer of the boat was Immediately knowf
by the mate. 10 be the person whom ne sa"
acting as mate in the same schr. at IA
wanna He also recognised two OF the
hands in the boat as two whom he had seer
al work on board the same scbr. being con
ident she was the same he had lately seer
under repair at HAVANA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-14
LIE GAZE Il ~.
MONDAY. JAN. "A. 1922
RANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

n
January 9, 1922.
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed Directors of the Bank OF the y. States
tor the ensuing year, by the President OF
he United States, viz:
Langdon cheves, e p.;,.ds,n,;,
John Connolly,
Charles E. Dudley of New York. and
James Wilson Of Baltimore:
And a, an election by the Stockholders
on the 7th and Sth instant, the following
gentlemen were duly elected Directors Tor
.he ensuing year, viz:
Directors for 1899.
Thomas M. Willing,
Samuel Welheril,
Silas E. Weir,
James C. Fisher,
Thomas P. Cope,
Henry Pratt,
John Coulter,
Robert Flemming,
Joshua Lippincott.
John Boblen,
Danial w. Coke,
r. M. Whitney,
Charles Brugisre, :.
Simon Ma wood, OF South Carolina
William y lila, n Paterson OF Maryland.
| Cornelius Ray, of Now York
Benjamin w. Rogers,
David Sears, oe Me-.
B. w. Crowninshleld, Vi Mass
And at meeting of the Directors, held
at the Banking house, yesterday morn
ing, at 10 o'clock, LANGDON CHEVEo,
Esq. was unanimously reelected President
tor the ensuing year.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-14
RECIPROCITY.

Mr.. Randolph in late debate in the
House OF Representatives takes the lib
erty to remark as follows;
Whilst am up, said NJ. r. will make
one more remark:-That by the best es-
innate am able 10 make-and that es-
innate has been4orti6ed by what has fall
en- from Others in the course of this de-
bate the Indians cost US, on the system OF
ciuilixatton and Cancellation rather more
than j! they zrsre black, and our proper
ty, and Torking on our estates for our
benefits. And this, MIR. Mr.. R. suggested,
without reciprocity; for though the mas.
ter be bound for the whole expense OF
food and raiment for his servant, he IS en-
titled to his services in return. The CnI-
ted states Mr.. R. said he thought, ought
not to he expected wholly to clothe and
feed these people: they ought at least to
do some little for themselves. One more
remark be would make. ltwas astonish-
ing, be said, what iondness the people
OF the frontier had for having their throats
cut. A gentleman bad yesterday told the
House, that this money for the Indian de-
partment was to be appropriated TO pre-
vent those people from having their threats
cut. But what did the Representatives
OF the frontier people in this House say
Why, that they had rather not have the
rev nue applied for their relief; they de-
precate your protection, said Mr.. T..
and endeavor to stave OF your defence OF
them.
We confess that we do not see the force
OF this argument; We did believe that
these wild men OF the woods were never
TO be estimated as slaves, and that they
had already yielded US an abundant recl.
procity tor all the pains and care that has
been taken to civilIze them Without re-
c,proCity does Mr.. randolph say! What
does he think OF bis own estate, nay OF
this very continent that we inhabit? What
OF the vast accessions recently added to
the American soil What of the In
dams being hunted through their aged
forests by the light OF their own wigwams?
Is not this reciprocity enough without the
total exit rpation OF this unhappy race
without leaving son to tell the name of
his father. or is christianity made to con-
sisi in utter humiliation. Now whatever
ideas MIR. Randolph may entertain; we
mold that the fee-simple of this costinent
IS abundant reciprocity for any little SER
vices that we render to the poor and lee
BILE remnants of the woods.
lBalt. Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-14
Congressional Proceedings.
From the National intelligsacer.
IN SENATE.

Thursday, Jan. 10,
The Senate spent the greater part of
this days setting on Executive business,
which is always transacted with closed
doors. The following is the only le-
gislative business acted on.
The resolution submitted yesterday
BY MIR. Otis, was considered and agreed
to.
Mr.. Gillard submitted an amendment
to the rules of the Senate, to the follow
ing effect:
"rhat the Vice President, when in
disposed at the seat Of government, may
name, in writing, Senator who shall
preside in his stead; in which case an
entry thereof shall be made on the Jour-
nal Of the Senate: but in no case shall
any substitution extend beyond an ad-
journmeat."
Mr.. Smith, from the committee on
the Judiciary, made report on the pc
tition Of Josiah Hook, accompanied BY
a bill for his relief which was read.
The epgrossed bill to establish port
Of entry at Blakely in Alabama: and the
billfrom the other house, to extend the
time of redemption of lands sold for the
direct tax, were severally read the third
time and passed.
Agreeably to notice given yesterday.
Mr., Dickerson asked and obtained leave,
and introduced bill pr escribing the
mode of commencing prosecutions and
deciding controversies between states,
and the bill was read.
Mr.. Lloyd presented a petition from
the Chamber of Commerce of the city
of Baltimore, praying the passage of an
Uniform System of Bankruptcy.
Mr.. Lloyd submitted the following
resolution for considerations
RESOLVED, That appropriations of ter.
ritory for the purposes of education
should be made to those states in whose
favor no such appropriations have been
made, corresponding in a just proper
ton with those heretofore made to other
states in the Union.
Resoived. That the foregoing resolu-
tion be referred to select committee,
with instructions to report bill pur-
suant thereto.
Adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-14
EXTRACT OF A LETTER, DATED

HavGna, Dec. Ia. 1921.
"The cruizers are again plunderIng the
vessels of the United States, as soon as
The latter leave the coast; and there are
three out from Resla, full manned. who
board every vessel they fall in with, and
have this week ransacked several. and
maltreated the crews. We do not know
where the vessels are which were sent out
here for our protection, as none of them
nave appeared for many days, nor entered
the port.
1.-The Cabildo of Guatemala has invited
the Cabido of this city to follow their
example and become independent; to
which the latter have given all angry re-
ply, and have published the letter and
answer The captain General has added
an address to the loyal and constitutional
people OF Havana aud the island.
"a new eiestion has taken place; the
Deputies illegally elected to the Cortes
are left out, and new ones chosen in their
stead.
''Our market offers no encourage ment
to ship any thing TO this place at pres
emit"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-14
jan II
Straw Cutting Machine.

ToHN RI. LADD 1. Co. have lately
- received, aud now offer for sale ma
chimes OF simple construction and easily
worked for cutting straw, oats, hay, corn
blades, &C they have Oeen long used, ana
much approved in the eastern states
Farmers and others who make use OF cut
food Cor stock, would do well to call and
view tor themselves.
ION @
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-14
UennaS,
Removal.

W WARD has removed from Ocoquan
liz to bis former residence, two miles
South. where travellers will be at
tended to as usual.
nrThe Editors Of the National lntelli-
gencer, will publish the above three times
and send their account to this Othce for
payment. Jan 4-6t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-14
Was Committed

VNO the Jail for this county, this day as
runaway, negro man OF yellow
complexion, who calls hunself
DENNIS,
and says he is the property of George
Hutchinson, near Cub Run, Fairfax 90,
Va. rhe said negro is between S2 and
23 years old. full feet 10 inches high,
straight and well made, with small scar
on his left wrist The owner OF ID" above
slave is requested to come torwaT prove
property, and take him away, otherwise
he will be disposed OF as the law directs.
ANDREW. ROUNSAVELL, Jailor.
ian g. I'm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-14
Coal.
For Boston,

SX The brig ARROW, A. ". 10y
49, veil. master; has considerao le
sart of her cargo ready TO 60 on BOARD
Zoo barrels will be taken on freight.
Apply to WV, FOwLE. 4 20.
Who haUe for safe,
$4,000 Les Ess Of 81 superior DS%' Sggali tyr
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-14
LINDSAY s. HILL.

HAvE just reed from New York, and
i Il offer tor sale
10 or. casks Lisbon wine
half pipe Port do.
60 bags superior green coffee
5 bales cotton yarn
loo boxes mould and dipped candles
goo do brown soap
so bushels fresh clover seed
jan s st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-14
L;ttIe River Turnpike Com

Little River Turnpike Com
pany.
January, 9, 1899.
A DIVIDEND Of six per cent for the
~ lasttwelve months, on eacn snare OF
stock held 10 this Institution IS declared,
and will be paid to the stockholders or
their representatives on or after the hitn
day of February next. By order OF the
stockholders. -
;.oIJ 3tawtM
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Wednesday,, jan. 9
On motion of Mr.. Nelson, of Md. the
report of the committee on Marufac-
lures against the expsdiency Of laying
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-14
Whiskey,

w HISS
30 Barrels 6rstproof Wellington
III WHISKEY. for sale by
o ~ JOHN ROBERTS.
Jan l. st
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-13

Of the bill te allow drawback on cordage
manufactured from foreign hemp, and,
without further debate, the question
was taken on ordering the bill to be
engrossed and read q third time, and
was decided in the negdtive-yeas II,
nays Ia.
So the bill was rejected.
The following bills were successfully
considered and discussed in committee
of the whole, and severally ordered to
be read third time. viz:
The bill to establish the district of
Bristol, and to annex the towns of Kits
terry and Berwick to the district of
Portsmouth;
The bill for the relief of Alexander
Humphrey and Sylvester Humphrey;
The bill supplementary to the act of
the last session for the relief of the pur-
chasers of the public land;
The bill for the relief of Thomas w.
Bacot;
The bill for the relief of John Ander-
son;
The bill for the relief of Jonathan n.
Baily:
The bill for the relief of Cad Worth
ington;
The bill for the relief of Solomon
Porter. jun;
The resolution directing the purchase
of five copies of Tanners new American
Atlas;
A bill to fix the limits of the port OF
entry and delivery for the district OF
Philadelphia; and
A bill to remit the duties on sword
imported for Captain Thomas Macdon-
ough. ofthe United States navy.
Several other bills were in part con.
sidered in the course of the day, and
laid over.
On motion of Mr.. Walker, it was
ResoIved, That the President of the
United States be requested to lay be.
fore the Senate, any report, or infor-
nation. which may be in his possession
as to the most eligible site on the vest
ern waters, for the erection of nation
al armory.
The Senate then adjourned.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-13

The extensive sale Of cotton at the India
House took place on the 9th. at which a
bout II 900 bags were disposed of Ben.
gals supporting previous private contract,
and Surats heavy alta reduction OF tols.
Tallow continued to advance With
great spidity the extensive holders and
Spectators continued their operations. -
Yellow candle tallow was sold on the 9th
at 56s and expected 10 GO higher: TO-
vernment bad at length agreed with the
county gentlemen to borrow OF the Bank
four millions and to distribute it amongst
the agriculturalists at a low rate OF int.
rest. and upon easy security, mlnlste-
rial pamphlet had been published, contain.
ing an outline of relief to be gwen, ana
the mode in which il was to be afforded.
The German Manufacturers are catering
into competition with those Of England by
sending their linens and othe goods to the
West Indies. A new Company, called the
Rbenish West India Company, had been
formed, and vessel belonging to them,
had sailed from Hamburger, for ST. Domill-
90, laden with linens cotlons, silks, hard
ware, &c.
The Earl OF Jersey had reduced the
rents OF his tenantry 80 per cent
Carlisle's shop in Fleet street has been
levied upon by the public officers, in con
sequence Of bis failing to pay certain PEI
nalties sentenced by the Kings Bench.
Richard Wroughton, late Of Drury Lane
Theatre, died in London on the 7th Feb.
aged ~. He was an actor of the old
school. and always maintained a most re-
spectacle rank.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-13
Savannah, Tuesday Euening,}
April 2-7 o'clock.

From Harana BY the sehr. Bee, BoisSls''
we have received the Havana Noticioso ho'
cantil of the Goth ult. We do not find any Pc
litical intelligence Of importance. The u .
schr. Porpoise, Captain Hammersley, arrive
on the 18th. The schr. Mary, Long, arr'ss'
the same day, brought in by the Porpoise' +"
having on board contraband goods.
Captain B. informs Us that vessel had az
rived at Havana, which brought informaa0'
that the piratical sloop Sailors Rights, cap
James, was captured on the 10th ult. by 'D'
Pensacola Revenue Cutter. The cutter n''
previously captured two wreckers, the C'ps
of one ofwhich acted as pilot to find the o'D
ors' Rights.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-13
FOREIGN.
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.

Ntw York, Aprz 8.
BY the British Packet Manchester, from
Falmouth, we have received Bells Week.
ly Messenger, OF the evening of the 18th
ofFebruary, and regular file of the ship.
ing List to the same date. They add but
little to our former adviees. [Gaz.
London Corn Exchange, Feb. II. two
O'Clock. The supply OF wheat from Els
sex, Kent and Suffolk, this morning, being
small. prime samples sold freely al rather
higher prices than last Monday; middling
and inferior sorts continue very dull in
sale,
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-13
TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1899.
in SENATE.

Mr.. Barton, from the committee of
claims, made an unfavorable report on
the petition of J. l c. Oldfeld, of Bal
timore, which was read.
The resolution submitted yesterday
by MIR. Rodney was taken up and a.
greed to.
Tbs. Senate resumed the consideration
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-13
James l. Weems,

A TTORNEY at law, offers his servr
N ces to the public, and to the citIzer
of the District, of Columbia in particular
He promises the greatest attention, -
Port Tobacco, Md. March 20 esos
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-13

ton for Genoa; Rambler Paine, Edentos.
N C. 46, for Malaga. ''
Cleared brig Munro, Knowles. for c..
DOa.
The schr. Aurora, Baker, arrived Xxx
from Marseilles, and sailed same day 4.
n. Orleans. :"
Feb. 26.-Arived, brig Marsare,t.
Carter, from Baltimore, and IL days from, On
Lisbon. ''su
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-25

FROM FRANCE.-By the ship Draper, from
Havre, we have received from our correspondent a
file of Galignani's Paris paper to Sd of May.
.Negrohont an important island in the Levant, has
been taken by the Greeks, after several hard fought
battles, in which they we're assisted by the troops
of the Peloponnesus.
The preparations for war between Russia and
Turkey still vigorously progressing Europeans
at Constantnople were gradually embarkng.
The Russian flotilla stationed in the Danube has
sailed from Ismael, and is now at REM, at the con-
Auence of the Pruth and Danube. Russian pontoons,
transported by land, were daily arriving.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-25

The old building on Tnicum Bank, below the
Lazaretto, and known the former residence of the
FIRST Swedish Governor, was burnt to the ground
last evening-A considerable quantity Of Wool that
was slowed in the upper part was destroyed Prompt
assistance was sent from the ". Carolina "a, now
at anchor abreast of the Island The fire was occa
stoned by the foul pipe of the stove.
Reifs Phil. Gag. June 90.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-25

EUROPEAN NEWS. Accounts from France
in relation to the affairs of Turkey, Greece and
Russia are of less pacific character than those
which reach us from England. BY the Draper,
recently arrived at this port from Havre, appears
that the Greeks continue the struggle, and have
wrested Negropont, an important island in the Ar
chipelago, from the dominion of the Turks. Their
cause, present, is represented to be 1ourishiDg.
The Provisional Government is removed from Ar
Cos to Corinth, from whence it has issued decla-
ration of independence, and the Constitution of
Greece. Corinth commands the two seas which
wash it, and by which it can have very active COM
munications with the islands and the coasts of the
continent. Intelligence has been received at Leg
horn, that the remains of the Turkish feet after
chase by the Greeks, had taken refuge on the coast
of Barbary. The Hydriots have seized three En-
glish vessels laden with ammunition for the Turks
and large sum Of money, sent by the Porte to
Courschd Pachs, has also been intercepted.
The Emperor of Russia remained at the Impe-
rial head quarters at Minsk. and the preparations
for war are SAID TO be progressing An embargo has
been laid on all Turkish vessels trading to the
mouth of the Danube; and the Russian llota has
asceuded from Ismael to Rene, at the confluence
of the Pruth and the Danube. The commercial al.
fairs of Russia are not as ourishing as the military
Great and numerous failures hsyr taken place at
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-25

From The New York Gazette, efHeel,.esday-s p

From the Ne~ York Gazette, Of Hedheaday-2 p. M
FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fosdck in
forms, that on the Goth of May an English brig
arrived there from Turks Island, which was fallen
in with on Key Sal Bank by TWO pratcal schooners,
and robbed of three men, the Captain and mate
hung by the neck, and the former SO much cut and
bruised, that he was not only unable to leave his
bed, but it was doubtful whether he would recover.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-25

acknowledgement, that in making up his case, he sup.
piled by gratultous conjectures, the facts which
we're not within his knowledge and that thus he has
sinned against truth in his delatons before the pub
lie. Be this as it may, | have so much confidence
in the dscernment and candor of my fellow citizens
as to leave to their judgment and to dismiss from
my own notice, any future torture of words or cir
cumstances, which this writer may devise for their
deception. Indeed, could such denunciation, and
on such proof bereave me of that confidence and
consolation, should through the remainder of life,
brood the affecting evidence, that had lived
and labored in vain. TIL: JEFFERSON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-25
PRICE CURRENT AT BALTIMORE.

Flour from the wagons Sc IS; wharf do sales
cash, 6 so; best white wheat so; common white
| 40al As red 1S8al40 cts white corn 77a78 cts;
yellow rs cts; rye 20 cts oats 40a45 cts bran per
bu. l5al7 cts; shorts do 90a9s cts plaster of paris
per ton IS so. fin. Farmer.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-25

THE PAPER SYSTEM. The Boston Galaxy,
after noticing the establishment of a new bank at
villagsin Massachusetts and the great amount Of
its paper thrown into circulation, thus proceeds:
"Thc Franklin bank is located at Greenfield, a
small neat village, near the confluence Of Deerield
and Connecticut rivers, and considerably celebrated
for conference meetings, intellectual ladies', and hen
pecked husbands. We have not been so fortunate
to get view of one ofthese bills but the follow
ing device is respectfully offered to the directors to
be engraved for new emission, if they have not
already adopted similar one, viz: Let there be a
representation of the inside of the bank, the presi-
dent at his desk engaged in prayer,-the directors
playing at all-fours,--thc discount clerk keeping
the game,-the cashier, lbeing also member of
the Temperate Society mixing pitcher of brandy
toddy-and the teller counting out religious tracts
Over the whole group let there be domestic
hen, Tapping her WINGS and holding in her beak, a
cock halfstripped of his feathers, his spurs broken
off and his majestic comb dropping blood. Ifthere
be vacancy in the back ground, it may be filled
with thin weazle faced, spindle shanked broker,
rusty jack-knife in hand, to denote his profess
sion, Hopkins Body Of Divinity in the other, as EN-
bematic Of his religion, and the moose of be.rope
round his neck, 10 designate how he made his mo
ney, and to what destination his love of money will
bring him at last With this embematic engra-
wing, the whole tribe of counterfeiters past present.
and to come, may be set at Defiance
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-25

The President of the United States has officially
recognised James II. Ladson as Vice Consul of his
Danish Majesty for the state of South Carolina.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-25
amerltall nDatrbman.
WILMINGTON, IS JUNE, 1929.

indignantly upon the first dawning attempt ALLEVIATE
portion of the Union from snother.' WASHINGTON