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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-12

A genstsi adortmeDs of Drugs. Patent ME
dirines, Shop furniture and Vials; few hand
foaae Hall Lamps Indian Shades; proof walls /;
Egence Of SpInce Patent Backing Madeira
and Sherry wine black bottles in bogiheads !;
Paints gsouni IN oil; and aSfew barrels Flax
feed Oil, which be viii Zen on resionable terns
for cath, or to PuAstaal eufomeys on horr
9 redit.
90. A gensrcu. allowance will be made TO
.ho6e who purchaGe the above Medicines by the
dczsn.
hssssh n. zsv
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-12
Dr.. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir
Or Cough Dro6s,

For Coughs, Colds, Aehmas, fpisting of bsoo'
and alldilrafes OF she iaags. It's merits ifant
sasisalled. Price SO ccntsa bottle.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-12

Fairfax County the I'D ! IL, eoI9A.
day of Jolly, 1906. ! I"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-04
From Gibraltar.

Captain Rogers, arrived here yesterday
from Gibraltar, in "a days passage, brings
accounts that the combiaed French and
Spanish fleets were still a, Cadz tia, ad.
mirals Calder and Col!ingwood, were be-
fore the place, with a squadron of about
sew ntren all sand hat Lord Nelson with
an additional force was hourly expected 10
arrive on that station, for the purpose OF
taking the command of the blockade.
According o this account then, the vari,
Gus umory i great naval engagement,
fall, 10 the ground.l
Captain Rogers further advises, that the
French and Spanish troops in the neighhor-
hood Of Gibraltar, were said TO amount to
between twenty and thirty thousand men,
and that on the event Of return CT the ca.
Iamity, which proved so fa.a to toe garr-
son and Inhabitants during the last year, it
was expe ted an attack would be made. Al
present the troops enjoyed great health gad
were prepared to meet the enemy at every
point.
The differences between Ibis country and
Tripali, bring ft.ly adjusted, 4 part Of lie
United States squadron, then Is ing at Glib.
raItar, and consisting of 4Irigates, : scfloo-
ners and 2 bomb briggs, were expected 10
saii Immediately for America.
No accounts had been received at Hala-
ga or Gibraltar, of any hostile disposition
ha.i@g been recently co,ered on the part
Of Iunis, or any Of The other 1arbary pow
ers against this coanly.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-04

10000 electives, viii be joined BY sixty
thousand Russians.
The oath regiment, commanded by the
hon. colonel M'Douald, is in a very sup1.
rior state of good order and discipline.
The interior economy of this excellent
corps does the highest credit to this mrri.
torious officer, who has Justly obtained the
confidence, respect, and high esteem of
every individual of his regiment, by the
happy union of hrmness and decision,
with geptleness, steadiness, and amiabe
manners. The 38th are above 1000 strong,
under rhe command of that old and excel.
aent officer liut. col. Vassal. General
Beresford has the oath, 38th, and SD in
his brigade, all in high discipline and well
commanded they performed many evo.
lutions on shore the day before yesterday.
General Ferguson commands that excel.
lent brigade OF highlanders TO be employed
on the expedition.
Four O'Clock, P. M.
A countermand has just arrived and we
are TO be detained until further orders. 1t
is here supposed thar we shall sal! for Eng.
land. Admiral Drury holds consultation
at this moment with Lord II. Paulett and
Sir Home Popham; and the result is ex-
pec,ed to be, thai the Terrible, BelIiqueux,
and Diadem will be sent to sea. This
coantermand has depressed our spirits ex-
cessively still we trust il will not be long
before we meet cur enemy under he gal
liant gaird, the military Nelson of the day,
who will lead wiling, trac,alole courageous
and well disciplined soldiers to honor and
victory. Ills name VIII intimidate host
of foes, and would inspire even towards
with courage and confidence, were any
such to be found in British army.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-04

forms us, that several foreigners, furnished
with passports by their respective amoassa.
doris, left Vienna since the disturbances
which took place on the 9TH and 9Th INST.
and circumstances induce us to believe, that
those foreigners have taken more or less
active part in them, and that the rear OF just
punishment has made them take flight.
In consequence therefore, OF superior
orders, it will be necessary to watch, with
great attention, strangers and in general all
persons who have left Vienna after the Pc
Rod of the said event, whether they have
passports delivered to them by the foreign
ambassadors resident atVienna or not
Proper measures are directed to be taken
TO arrest such persons,and send them, with
out-delay before the police of Vienna. 1t
lis therefore enioined to all magistrates OF
bailiwicks, as their particular duty, and
upon their responsibility, to use the great
est diligence to discover all persons suspect.
ed, and to adopt both themselves and their
deputies in each parish, the necessary ar
rangements to examine the passport OF eve-
ry foreigner coming from Vienna, and pas
sing through their province. In case such
an individual shall have no passport, or a
passport delivered on the 9TH July or later,
he is TO be arrested Immediately, as If he
had refused to produce his passport; and
whatever be his rank, he is TO be sent IN l.
rons, and under sufficient escort to this
city. Every magistrate is to understand,
that wherever there shall be military force
it is duly required to lend assistance; and
thar in places where there is none, the es.
cort is to consist of a sufficient number OF
trusty persons under the command OF the
gems d arme of the bailiwick. 1t the arrest
takes place In village, the arrested person
is TO be delivered to the bailiff. The same
orders are given TO all postmasters who, as
well as the magistrates, will expose them.
selves TO the severest responsibility, 10 case
it shall be discovered that they shall have
failed TO arrest suspicious traveller, and
that such traveller shall escape; or in case
they shall not have used all possible mea
sures to cause him TO be arrested.
Given at the baiiwick of the circle OF
Tabor, July 19, 1905.
(Slgned) JHiklAoCH.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-04
JHfKIKSCH.
CORK, August %.

The signal for sailing was displayed on
board every ship of war in the harbor yes
terday, in consequence OF orders received
from England, that the expedition IS 10 sail
the moment the Diomede, OF so guns, APP
pears off this port, having under her con
voy a few transports with troops, teloin the
expedition. Report states, that two brlga"
diers are to Join with the additional force.
Every soldier here seems animated with
enthusiastic delight and JOY, a, being com
handed by general OF the first abilities,
and highest reputation.
1t is a singular fact. that on the first aP.
pearance of Sir d. Baird the soldiers were
heard to declare, una v0ce, $ He is the man
for our money" such an impression does
his martial figure and distinguished name
excite in the bosoms OF private soldiers, as
well as their NOR. enligheycd ofFcers.
When the troops returned from Brigade
fcld-days, it is impossible to repeat the ob,
servations made on sir ID. Baird whom
they had never seen before; in short mad
a demi.god assumed the command, ne
could not have met more universal aom'ra-
ton: this being literally the case, what
feat what achievement viii this free not
be able to effect! +" Nee ardaa, nee a$bera
terrentt" Sir d. Baird unites the strlctcst
discipline. the most minute and constant
attention 10 The happiness and comforts Of
the soldiery +; steady, decisive, firm, and
iuvariable in the administration Of Justice,
he knows how to manage men Without
petulance or cruelty; he knows that
the first and most sacred duty OF a COM
handing officer is TO encourage the rnerito.
rous, and 10 punish the unruly. Human
nature is the most requisite study OF &C.
neral who should never confonnd the guilt
less with the guilty. Some are too prone
to this fanlt; this dishearteang fault Others
think it necessary to express dissatisfaction
when inwardly pleased; most mistaken
and misguided zeal! The signal for sailing
is still flying, and We most impatientlv ex.
pect the appearance of the Diomede. Sir
d. Baird and staff go out on board the Di-
adem, OF 81, sir II. Popham. Brig. Gen.
Beresford goes in the Narcisgus, and briga-
dier-general Ferguson on board the Leda.
Lord II. Paulett is our commodore. We
have been joined here by the seth foot a
very superior corps, under very excellent
officer, col. Gibbs. Our destination is Ger.
tanly the Mediterranean Minorca will be
our first object, and from thence we shall
proceed to Italy. It is said that our force,
consisting .(when collected together) of
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-04
BOSTON, October %.
Fran Holland September 2.

Fran Holland September 2.
Letters sre received in towE from Am
sterdam, by an arrival on Tuesday last,
which obtains the following information
/" Seven vessels have arrived at this
place, which were carried into England &
after short detention, released. --Ihis
circumstance has caused in some measure,
depression in the markets. There is
report to-day, that the Austrian anbassa.
dor had Quilted Paris continental war
is therefore now considered as inevitable"
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NEW .YNRK, Nogen 1s1sr I.

Captain Anderson of the Caliiofe, irfc
Nantz the 16;h Of September ne lnforu,s
thai the British frigate DIDO captured he
French frigate Cybelle after a desperate en-.
gagemens OF four hours; and that the new
French friga,e La Topaze, out Of Nan,z,
had fallen IN with the British irisate
Nymph, and after most severe engage
ment, in which the greatest par, of the
Nymph's crew were killed, she struck her
colors and Immediately sunk. In the act
OF sinking, the boats from the Topaze saw.
ed the remnant of her crew. The above
engagements were in the channel.
An arrival at Boston from Halifax,
brings papers from that place to the 18th
inst. containing London dates to to the On
September. The following are the OILY ar
tiCles extracted:
Letters from Lisbon state, that the
French frigate Topaze, of A. guns lone Of
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Disturbances at Iienna.

The following copy of circular note adj.
dressed 70 the magistracy Of the Austrian
Bailiwicks, corroborates the suspicious en-
tertaine6 of the fundamentally of foreign
ers (la other words. Frenchmen), in the
recent disturbances at Vienna. 1t likewise,
sbews that the austrian government is de-
termined to maintain its dignity, and to
PeTserre itself from the base Communication
of Jacobinism; whether excited to promote
the views of the republic, or to extend the
power of Bouaparre.
Circular Note to the Magistrates Of the DIFF
ferent Baikzvfcks.
VIENNA, July 90.
Aa official letser we have just received
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FOREIGN Elk TRACTS.

From Bordeaux paper of the soth of
August, we have taken The following ex-
tract of letter from Naples, dated the3lst
of July:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-24

lGreensville county, on Nottoway river, about .
miles below where the great stage road crosses
y il, 1T The lower Cpt Bank bridge. at Zen Su''
meas each, and :. Dollar 10 the groom. TO be aus
charged any time bsfors the ist day OF Ce'ooe'
next b, the payment of forty dollars bur no a's-
count will be made if paid after that day. Bus-
zApp is a chestnut horse of good size, and OF eA-
celle,t sliced; for his beauty. shape and appear
| ,nce T leave Others TO decide; as racer the
Calendars dcclsrs him most capital, having won
and generally at Hew.Market) "a races HE'S
| Undoubtedly among the best stations mat nd,
+, ver appeared in England, for the proof of which
II beg leave 10 refer gentlemen TO the Racing Ca
lendars of that county, and which are to be seen
:, his stand
In 1879, the first of Buzzafd's stock appeared
on ,he turf in thar year he had Ave winners, in
1900 he had seven, in 1901 he had fourteen, Use.
yeraI Of those won and times ca n in that
year) in 1902 he had sixteen winners. and in
1885 he had twenty-onc. This is the hast Calen-
dar that has come to hand. II is he observed,
that Buzzard's stock have very generally run at
NEWMARKET, lwhere I'll tie best horses go aud
many of them have proved uncommon,y good
tacers; among them ave Horribly Lass. PET. Pop
pingjay. Quiz, Surprize, Malta. Merryman, So
phia, Miss bailey. and great many others : IL
is also 20 be observed, that no Stallion IN England
had AS many winners in 1908, by seven, as Buzz
card had--Thc famous horse Sir Peter Teazie
had only fourteen, rrumpeter thirteen only, John
Bull fourteen, Bcnning brough fourteen. Voun-
teer nine, aud Whiskey 9--Those horses are ac-
knowledged by al gentlemen conversant with the
rurf, be the best StaIious now in England
Buxzard has been well proved good stallion /;
for which reason, beg leave TO recommend him
strongly to the gentlemen of the turf and such o.
theirs - have well brcd mares. not doubling bur
good proportion Of his stock viii turn out "a
GERS.
In the i've years above mentioned Buzzard's
coils won i6l races The great value of this
horse viii, trust, be an apology for the price
he is,to cover at. however, wish gentlemen 20
come and view him. and see thenlss YES the per
Torrance OF his coils ia the calendars, and !
hope they will admit he docs not stand TOO high.
Good pas,urage gratis Servants who attend
the mares boarded At 10 6 week cora furnish.
ed at the market price, and the greatest attention
paid TO the mares, but no responsibility fos acct.
dents or escapes. Notes for zen guineas will o.
expected with the mares Ivy
NATHANIEL. RIVES.
March, 1905
N. u, The season will commence the 18Th
inst. and end the lar of August. N r.
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1
credt at years old /; at he proved fuc-
celssul, and 70 continued until the lat of the
wear 1860. In 1901 be war purchafed for
me aud feat to Virginis. inl7oS lac won
fweepffakes of 20 guinsus each, for 8 year
Odds. 8 fubfcriberS, cnce round the ground,
beating Mr. Pierce's b c BY Walnut, fir Fl.
T. Vane's Puh Forward, Cir Fl. William
fon's STRIPPING, Mr Fletcher's gr Camper
down, Mr. c.. Crompton's BaAo, and
lord A. HamiIton's b & By Spadille, cut Of
Snow Drop fee Calendar for 1893. He
ALTO won the meGbers' plate of SO guineas
tors and 4 year oids. beating lord Der
by's year old col, Diomed, 5 10 I on
Knowley, who was thea Mr. Fields pro-
perry, fee Calendar for 1898. lie alto
won fwe.pfskes for year oIds, beating
Mr. Carforth's c by S?adille. snd.lord
A. Hamiltoa'O c By Spadiile - la.
dar for 1899.
In May 1899. York. On Tuefday
May aS, a fweepaskes OF 10 guineas each
7 fubfcsibers, then the property of Mr..
Walker, was won by Kuoley, beating lord
FitzwiIlisr'o h Wouder, years old, lord
HaRil,on's ch by Walnut, fir Thomas
Cufcoigue's Maid of the Mill, and John
Robinfon's b Abraham Newland. On
Thurlday the goth following, he ALTO won
The Hand plate of so guireas, for Z year
ODDS, beating lord A. Hsmi!Son's b c by
Spadile, Me- Garforth's mare Carolina, 6
years old, lord Bclnasen's CD b Mater
Robert ysers old, Mr.. Wcnrworth's Bar
uaby, aud MIR. !. Anton, gr h Little Scott,
years old t: See Calcnda. for 1900.
In Juse 1900 fGniiford) the Prince of
Wales owned him and won the Kiog's plate
for 4 year oids. of 100 guiacas; 10 Ronc
lbs. four mile heats, aud beat lord Done
gall's b h by Potso's; See Calendar for
1900. pa. IS.
wincheaer, July 6. His msjeay's plate
! Of 100 guiness, was run for aud won BY
Knowlley, beating lcrd Doneeall's h By
Pot 500, 5 yesrs old, and ir r. Evels's b
h Asparagus. years oid--Gx TO four on
Knowley.
Lewes, Augua IA, 1900. The kings
plate of 100 guinezs, mile heats, " as wen
10y Knowlcy, beating lord Doneg ALPS cl, c
Fus leman, = to on Kuow0ey. 'fhurldsy
following he won fubfcription Of 10 gui
nsas each, seating Mr.. Darsud', BeIiilirnc
and Mr. Lsdbrook's Humbag fee Cal-nds,
for Isoo--7S and 5o.
Litch6eid, on Tborfday, September q
he won the kings plate of 100 gniness. 2
:, mile heats, for S year Odds carrying 8 Gone
| 7 posnds, beating Mr. Hsming'a b b Ploro
ten 10 one on Kaowaey.
This horlc cof me onIanding 10 this coua.
try upwards Of 100 arrlins, and even a,
th, price it was viii difficulty he could be
obtained for my agent Informed me, b.
could have fold him for ITO guinness more
than the original purcha(s, which evidently
provec the high eiiims,ioo he was in.
| WILLIAM LIGHPFOOr.
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PEDLGREE.--GiDsn by Lord Der6y in
khe /oilowng svords, rizs
al 10 hereby certify, that the bay horfe
eslled Knovley, late the property Of the
Prince Of WsleG, wss bred by me He vas
got By Sir Peter TeszIe, out Of CspeIIs,
aud was tx years old lsa May, and no more
(Signed) DERBY, (sEAL.)
+" Knownsy, June IS, 1901.
CsSeIIs was bred by gen. Parker, foaled
10 1873, & got by Herod out Of Mifs Cape,
BY Regslus, Buckeyes, by Crab, War
lock- Galloway. See general Aud book
pa 40 Sir Peter TeszIe was got by
n'ghsyer in 1874; fee fame book, pa.
IS1 HishAyer wss got by Herod; fee
Pa zoi and 70 on he nnsy be traced ihro'
nohlr 'iae Of saceaors for ages paA with. |
out h,ogie Cav IN his genealogy, either 90 |
the male orfemsle 6de.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-24

the lat year he GOOD at
Capt. VIM. Lewis, 10 Dinwiddic csun,y.
made capital icsfons, and proved himfelf a
fare foal gst,sr. He is fine bay, fifteen
hands three iaches high, nine years old isit
May, 10 great perfection, aud 40 70 mulcu-
lar Areugth and beauty, no, inferior to
any horie ia the fgte. He is ths ooIy
horse ia this countSy that has won four
kiug's plates 10 one year; this he did 10
1900; See Racing Calendar for that year.
Notwithaaad;ng shi' & other uns xcsptions.
bic evidences Of KnowGey's fupesior worth,
YET peTioual view of him will be his heff
recommendation.
KOWSLEY viii aand the enfsing fes.
leo, AZ William Wood's in Aibems,ie COIN.
~ sea miles shove Charlottesville. to cover
mares At oix Guinness the feafon, for which
notes WILDE sxpeaed, difchsrpesSIs by ,he
payment of Twenty Dollars, on or befo,e
the 18th Of September next; Thfe. CT
ness the leap, aud Ten Cs;ness so ;,,f,r
mare to be in foa, With Doe Doll,r for
eseh mare to the groom which with The
leap moueY, mnR be paid when the mare !.
covered. Ex,enhve paaerage gratis. nod
fervaniS feot with the mares boarded >, =,
a week. Mares mpy be fed "a di,eaed :.
the market price OF grain, and al noSIihIs
care tax 10 prevent accidents or efc,,.,
but ne responsibility for any that NAV la
pen. The fsalon will commence RI. IN
Of March, asd expire the 10th of Auoua
next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-24

In Henrico County Court, February
5th, 1905.
Robert Brooke, complainant1 :,
Ia AGAINST y
Wits Cowper, administrator OF John : :
) Cowper, deceased, and Henry Hovey,
defendants. y
FHE defendant William Cowper
4 not having entered hi. appe ance and Civ
en- security according to the az of assembly and
the rules OF this ccurs, and 1t appearing. to the
satisfaction of tks cour that he is not an inhab-
tant OF this commonwealth On the motion of
the complain snt by his counsel. II is ordered that
the said defendant do appear here on the first
Monday in July next and answer the bill of the
said complainant; and that copy of this order
BE- forthwith inserted in some one of the news
paPer published in the city of Richmond ros " o
ronths excessively, and posted At the door of
the courthouse.
Iete, ADM CR.dIG, G. G.
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PROPOSALS

For carrying Nal, Of fbe~Unitea Stairs, on tbe
.foigo-cins Post Roads, ,siH De receioed ar ne
Cereal Post-o5iee in Bas5irston, safil fbs
tentb day # .Jnly next ircius:ve
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w IIIlalns0ury, tIle n tti tiIy OF &c
tober, 1904
John Amber and William p. Harriss, cx- :, -
ccurors of William Wilkinson. plss. o
against rs
William Shermer. def. J =
HE defendant not having entered his appear.
i ancc and given security according TO the
aets of assembly and the ruies OF this court. and
i, appearing the satisfaction of the conrt that
he is not an inhabitsnt OF this country: On the
monon of the plaintiffs by their counsel. Ii is or
deref. that the said defendant do sppeai here on
the Grst day of the next term and answer the bill
of the plaintiffs; and thar copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper of the city
OF Richmond for two months excessively, and
posted at ths front dooe of the former capitol in
this city.
A copy-Teste,
ANT'Y. ROBINSON, c. c.