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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-16
nortIano,
Monday, Oimch l6, 1907.

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Late ErQtran Intelligence.
BY recent arrivals Loraon dates 70 Jsnua-
y Y and Pans dates % Jan q, have been
received The limits of our paper VII not
admit ot detailed account Of all the intel
hgence by these sTI., aS-we therefore pre-
sent OUT readers with tEc t,llC wing e-NtMA-
FY from tie CoHrlb.an Ceatut If " odnes-
day last, containing the substance cf NE
whole
UJ Army Bulletins, u2 u tie 45th, which
rs dated at Paltuak the 5Oth December,
1910. justify lie position IL our last >umma-
ry "uhat EonaFMtc At tic Chen last dates
was concentrating the parts Of some great
operation; and that IL movements indica-
ted the srocdy de1t,rcment II me splen-
dld scenes These scenes were dcvClGpcd
from u 25th To tie 9th December, dur
IT'S which time his plan 10 effect the entire
destruction OF The Russian columns der
Brnnmgsen and BuNhowden, was disclos-
cd The enterprise was formed with iudg-
ment, and TIE complete execution IF III was
only frustrated by thaw and bad road !,
which prevented the division under Mar
shall Soult from arriving in season at his dcs-
tined point cooperation. AS it was the Rus
sian columns, after their out posts were
driven IN were attacked in their strong p0-
sltons 1t Paitusk and Gollmin b. an the
other divisions Of the French Grand Army.
The Russians sustained the onset with their
customary hardihood-The French ale said
to have Put in requistiCn all their skill and
bravery; the combat which began in the
morning, did not close until eleven AT night ;
when tbs Russ 5 were compelled 70 re-
. treat 10 OstrolenhO, (a distance IF about 20
miles from their former positi0nl where tie
two columns joined, and where they were
At the last date. The bulletins state the
Russian loss at 10000 killed, wounded or
prisoners, with 30 pieces Of artillery, and
above 400 Wagons and their own loss
at 800 Killed and 1000 wounded, among
whom Az al unusual number Of General and
hcid officers. The effect of these conflicts
are stated 10 have been the termination II
the campaign and the retirement Of the
! French into w;nter-Ouartcls 1t is also adj
ded that the Emperor had lof the army, and
arrived ~ Paris, on the 30h January Thus
far French papers and accounts tiom France.
or Our British accounts IRE ~ Tie 18th
January They state, but not ON any trcia.
authority, that the French and Russians had
been engaged for twelve days successfully.
previously to the ID January, when a gener-
al battle was fought, and the French ever
tually defeated, with the loss of $4,000, and
all Their atHlsrg This Is also sud " b
corroborated by Bordeaux verbal accounts.s WI
far, as that in the last affair the Russians
I were successful. We give this only as re-
part.
~ We know It to be fact, that on tic
Both December, the French II. o. were III
Prttusk and at that time the French haC
had not been defeated.-Eor was there wv,
probability they would pursue tie Russians
or that the Russians would attack them
But we will observe that from the extreme.
y cautious language Of tie 45th bulletin 60
! from the duration Of The battles or Pllt,!sg
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-16

On concurring with the amendments
to insert the names of VIM. Eaton,
O'Bsnnon, and Mann.
The question was taken by yeas and
nays, and IoSt-yeas Az, nay 81
The New England members, most
Of the Newyork, ahd some from Penn
sylyania and Kentucky, voted for CON
curing, the southern members a.
gainst il.
MIR. TalImadge, Conn. requested
some explanation, why the names Of
two persons were in the bill as they had
not served Tie whole route
MIR. Aston said one was guilty Of
mutinious conduct and receive seventy
five lashes Ga loud la18h) but he was
afterwards Penittnt. The other was
engaged in lis room.
MIR. Chandler moved to strike out
the name OF John Newman, the man
WHO had received seventy FIVE lashes.
The house considered in committee
Of the whole the bill to place additional
persons on the pension list.
Mir. Macon, tie Speaker, moved to
put On the list all the state pensioners.
Ills motion Was losl-ayts SIS, noes
a.
Mr.. ]. Randolph moved an addition
al section, that the pensioners stCu!d
bc P,id fl ON tie date Of their dia.li.i-
ties Air Nalnam lose 70 speak On
tie suJItct.-Ile Speaker said II VS.
out Of order to sPsak till the motion
had teen prepared.
MIR. Varnnm. Perhaps we may
consider tie prinuple.
Nr ] Randolph. am sure from
what the gentleman has said, he does
not understand what the principle IS.
Mr. j. Randolph made motion 10
adjourn. lie said he sat here yester
day tlom 10 O'Clock IL the morning till
8 il the evening. He lad Sat here to-
day without rtlresLmcnt seven hours.
Tie house appeared At this TINE IL
be in N uncommon state Of agitation.
III the course OF 20 minutes, almost as
many motions were made and either
decided on witt drawn.
Mr.. Aston moved to adjoure till 10
O'Clock tomorrow, Sunday.
Mr. Quincy demanded tho yeas and
nays on this motion.
Mr.. SJeadInan seconded the motion
to take The yeas and nays.
Mr.. Fly spoke against meeting to-
Onmotion " Mr. FindIey, the house
al last adjourned till z O'clock.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-16

TIE tenth CCrgrc=s of tho United
States cNI lrcd ttc IG " start Afterl,r
inn tccr in session thee N rtls, and vss.
i Z most Of tat nc y the rate f SIX al
lar2 tc- JAY, ir G,-lHntc tie manner "
which 7-nue SKINS shall tlcat 6'1ct slias. IA
tx neglect ny almost every snbcct. inter.
cst;rq To tic honor, lrdtl ,r6CFcc and Br;.
peTlty Of the country rlv in The last mo.
1ents Of Their political existence, fUd tha
subjects Of national Importance crowd u7n
their hands, and their Deliberations ezilbt
a scene AT ahsurditv and confusion, that
would disgrace the prccecdl Is Of a CON.
mon town meeting
We refer tie recder to our cOngresg:rrL
head, VI ere . detail Of their doinfs Oh tie
9th and 28th ult is given How unlike Tie
character talents end patriotism which WIS
displayed during the administrative e
Washington and Adams, when the citizens
commircd the management Of their public
Affairs to men capable and worthy of being
the representatives a q free and fzHPhtertl
people, To such men as q Washington, Il
Adams, a Strong, ~ Ames, a Harper,
Lee, 0 Morris, Marshall, q SedgwiCk
and many c0piers Of these distinguished
characters, but by the arts aad wilcs Of de-
ToCrats and iacobins the people lave becr
induced to withdraw their confidence trcr
these eminent statesmen and patriots, and
supply their places with Sloan, euine
a Chandler, &C. &c. III we arc allowed 10
form an opinion, from The general reputation
If tie ne1g members elected w tie next con.
gress, vs. expect another winter 70 witnes,
the same farcical scene act, over again.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-16
Patent for 6Ltding 4qth Leccheg ! !!

Patent for blttclng run LecChf8 !!
IT an. ears by thc rapers of late that
person Of this CITY (PhHadeLkia) has rro-
cured patent fol the bleeding with lcech-
cs, thar which 2 d Orc klavish piece Of mGn-
oply was scarcely ever kIowD That tie
United States Should, for the benefit of an
individual, commit itself into WAY which
must evidently Prove detrimental to hun
drcds, is certainly matter Of deep regret, as
1t does "Ut CviECe al!. acLC.ttIGc fcT tie Juu-
tual advantages al All ids d tWhers. That
q person should have the cilCnlerv 70 e..
Gcaycur to obtain patent, far what has new
for mary Years been publicly Iluctistd both
liz this City and III Europe. does rat surprise,
but the weakness 0r ignorance lviuced in
granting y, IS truly wonderful II would
certainly have been wise IN those who have
tie privilege ST granting patents, TO have
first asCertain4d what thel were about 70
do. AZ j. is believed IL would readily have
appeared to them, tIat tbs was above the
powers which they possess. They might
as well pretend 10 grant : patent for bleed
ing with q lancet, OF by Cup,ing glasses
and i would be but proper fo tic Whole
body Of medical men TO C1inCc their dislike
w SUI III hii SpdlfO H'lDtIdi NtLGUCls ~ Witt
holding from the person alluded TO, AL tie
support in their power. 4 court Of Justice
so l.r from assigning any forfeit To LIN tcr
an encroacbmcnt on his privileges, w' uld
rather fine him for encrC~CiTg Oil the phi
vileges, of the multitude.
Il would be satisfactory to know what
success has attended our adventurer, in his
Breeding # ieeches, to which we are inform-
ed his patent extends If the United States
possess the power of g4antrg the privilege
Of breeding D. tatcrt we may reasonably Cr-
terrain hopes lfsurpknlE IN tewyears lie
unsettled parts Of our country with suff-
cheney Of Hve g:gc4 Of All descriptions, with
out further importation !--PhiLa. Mr4i-
ca INlasc I'M, Yok 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-16
CONGRESS.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
- = -

FRIDAY, FEB. 81.
Mr.. ]. Randolph (Vir.) after sundry
observations lSative to the bill against
the slave trade, in which he pronoun-
ced it the most flighttul, abominable.
and tremendous of all laws, H.oved for
leave to bring in bill to amend and ex-
plain il. Whatever might be thought
Of seditiOn, Of ALLEN, Of excise laws. they
were nothing to this. Ii laid the axe
ut the root Of all property in the south
orn states, and unless their legislatures
were asleep every man south Of the
PotOmack would enter their protest NJ
gainst it. If congress could abridre,
alter, or modify the rights IF property
in slaves, they could 60 step further
and emlnCiPatc them. lie asked the
southern members whether, after II @
proof they had had Of the temper IF
the two houses, there was anv reason
TO suppose this bill would not be made
at the next session the pretence TO be-
Ein a system which nav terminate ii
emancipation. lie believed the bill
passed without due consideration anC
therefore be made the motion.
Mr.. Quincy Mass } inquired whc:h
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-16

and Goly Win ;-fcro .hc cro.
rench General and Staff OGcers. Nh VI. \
wounded from tie unpeccdcr4dA5i lCd
ION that tie French lad 800 Nm Nm a,aH
-OUO wounded from tie statrnl n
ne Russian loss altogetIey' AID n nm ~
IzoOO men, when ut least $500 ncva
avs Deen engaged from secng n ms
Y single Russian General M s,sS a.I ti
-tated " Lgvc been taken Or liIlcd "3Ge' N
inc last bulletin j. dated three DAYS 49, ,'oD9
battle from the orders given tffG
French army TO retire into vyinta. 'U u
ments and from tile circurnstsroa Isshtc.
aparte's rapid Journey to Paris III n IN
to believe that when We have reca;. 1'e K
Russian official accounts w theee Nh w
and have heard both sides, It win ~ cua
that the French have obtained u p, 'JIuT5
and Gollmin. Just such victory M, 1Soa
Russians as ne English gained owe. H
Americans at Bunkcr-lill, and noo,le. ~
or Capt. Mcsscrvcv, arrived fcra
dcauX, AZ Marblehead, confl ms tbe LIB. ~
that dreadful and destructive maI.dr
Feared in the French amies and i.
new levy OF troops had been order5
France Tie French bulletins also A
ton, that sickness lad prevailed the Rp. -:f
ranks. ''-aa
or Gen. Nortier stin monaced sv.r.,
Pomerania where there was i slow 7, y n
termlned resistance. nj
o. Denmark remained N statu ono -.
u was apparent, that Id could HIT In, "
main 50.
CJ The Emperor Napoleon. II wss W
I ad dem"rdcd Of lis brother Of Austrs \
declare eithert5r Or o6Gi1st him. Il n.
certain very important negotiations were .
the tapis ID Vienna.
x The situation IF affairs between ~
sia and Tulkoy remained eniem&tc4l m
Russians se in force Turkey lin
whether allies or eremies- whether " IVY,
2. tbs luri ish ri o,incea, or 70 punish IN
E.sL rtLcls, me must tell
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-16

letter from Bordeaux, dated PIN Jan.
1907, fays, " Letters have been received at
MarfeiIles from Commodore CamPbel OF the
frigate Contribution, at Gibraltar, giving mr.
formation that the Tun. fan ambafador ie!t
there the Sd Of December for Tunis, with i'm
pre1ions and threats very unfavorsbIe 70
American Commerce, and all veiTeIs lying a.
Marleiiles were advifed 70 remain there, tiA
further information he chained
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-16

We recommend the remarks in the fra
page, on the economy Of Mr.. Jeferion 5 Gun
Boat policy az worthy the attention az tboie,
who have been hitherto launch believers in
the great 7ftaom and 1pise ee9ao7ry Of the pre-
lent powers az Wa ington for this powerful
realon, that they lave been TOTO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-16
Gcrcign 3nteitCccc.
- Spirited PrgGdn State Paper.

Oh Prg6g. K9a;fmg, De-. II, 1906.
The following Proclamation Ia, been pub
hlhed IN tie Court Gazette here
PPOCLAW437ION.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-02
Z A L u A BIl < i 4 n . 5,
TOTE eed gsyy Chsa4.

r WISH to sell my Mill Tract OF Land, 81.
tllsse o. IsscN-E4i1A aI.J iIlo.iall-4,uas about
six mics from tie town Of A.iex.neIia con-
t4ii,ing about eloyeh hsalsred acres. On tAis
tract are two plantations besides the nllll farEl
- on tie latter there IS a rory good mill, In
fhich are one psir OF barr, and one pair CT
elsa stones, with elevators, &c. complete
for merchant woTk--a distEiery convenient
to tie mil, with four stills and every neces-
sary usonsii in complete oreer--a dwelling
house, kitchen, bsrn, with stables tl1cer 1t 10
accom- wRfete 20 stalls, With every other out
Rouse requisite Oh farnl---;a very good gar
den, an orchard Of abort $500 trees Of the
choicest fruits this country can afford. acre
is about 500 or 400 ACRES Of the tract cleared,
the rcinsi,sder Ia woods and q great part of 1t
.1eviiv ti,noersd; aecrt so or 40 acres CT
rne.dow, sala nesrlr 500 acres more raay be
made on tho bottoms adjoining the two Ttsls
.dLSO,
One ether tract Of one hundred acfee,
abcps TIVE mics frou' b!exandris, part OF the
Cliceh Tract, snd adjoining tie lanas Of Mes
sieurs John c. Herbert, Roert Patton, and
Jchn Richter, the Mount-Vcrncn road run
ming through It, This tract Is mostly IL
woods, and conveniently situated for. country
seats. If these lands should be sold Al private
Gale, (which would preferl ] will take in
pay mont, If more Convenient TO the purcha-
GERS, stock OF any Of the banks from Rich
mend 10 Kew York, er any kind ref stcok ef
tbs United Estes.
s they arc rot sold befcre Friday the FIRST
day May next, TIE Mill Tract will, on That
day, be sold at public suction, totfle highest
bidder---and On the following day tho Crssh
Lands will be sold in like manner. The Mil
Tract will be divided into three or four farms
and sold subject to a lease OF sour and an half
years from the frat day of JAY last. The
Clsish Tract will be divided into lets Of 10 or
50 acres each. If sold at pubic auction the
terms will be made known On the days OF
sale.
William Hepburn.
December L. eosw law till lst May
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FOR SALE,
. January SO,


= n WE'LL finished three story BRICK
IN HOUSE and LOT, ON kingg-street,
the most commercial street ia town and In the
center oft.
A well finished two story Brick House and
Lot, on Duke-strcet, near tie river.
A Lot of Ground short naic above town,
containing FIVE and one eighth acres, near tbs
river.
Twelve hundred and slightly acres OF military
Land, ia the state of Tennessee, on Obey's
river, branch of the Cumberland nYer,
A tract of Land containing sic acres, III
Crssnbriar county, Virginia.
Also, very convenient and we'll finished
Brick House and Lot, IN Gsorge-I own, with
Brick Stable, Coach House, &c.
Also, two story Frame House and Lot, IN
George own, and Bake House-the lot is
80 feet A inches front and 10Y feet deep.--A
part payment viii be expected down, and
liberal credit given for the balance.
If the George Town property is not soldby
private sale, it will be offered at public sale,
on the first Monday in Maynext.
Samuel Craig.
Janssry %. aaw
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This is to give Notice

THATthe subscriber, of Alexanar;
ty, in the district Of Coiumbia, hath os. 'ssl
from the Orphans Court Of said CONT y' -
of administration or the personal ,. .s''sfs
sAenander Latfmer, late Il the county ~
said, deceased; all persons hayipo Say aee
against the said deceased, arc hereby a @
ed to exhibit them with the vouchers =. IN
otto the subscriber, on or before the als s~ .
of July next ensuing, or they may by l,s "
excluded from sll benefit to said est,,.
and thoec indebted thereto, are reqnestss :,
make Immediate payment.-Ciyen ysasn.
hand this 2lst day of January, 1907. "
Mercy LatiRer, Adm'r
January q 2aw6v
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his is to give Notice

THAT the subscribers, of Alexandriacn
~, ia tie district Of Columbia, haze oht,;s.,
from the Orphans Court ofssid county, .e1as lev
Of administration on the personal estate Of IT,
Lighyoot, late Of the county Aforesaid. 4
ceased ALL rEssoNs having claims
gainst the said deceased, are hereby war;
to exhibit them with the vouchers t5ereof =
the subscribers, on or Before tie 2i5: dov e
July next ensuing, or they nay by lau 5e,s
cllidea fren oil benefit TO said estata-.s.i
al persons Indebted thereto are requested !,
make immediate paymcnt.--Gigea under On,
HANDS t;ds 2lst day of January, 1907.
Elizabeth L'ghtfoot, IlM's.
Samuel Lish,foot, zzsaY.
Janaasy ii. 2%n6r
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EIank Acce,gst Books yeedy meae.

Ledgers, journals, day books, cash books,
invoice books, bank books, receipt books, re-
cord books, cypheling ard copy books, &c.
made of the best paper and well bound-Blsnk
books OF every description ruled and bound to
any pattern, at short notice.
GU r. GRAY will contact for the
binding whole editions Of printed books, at tae
Philadelphia prices, and warrant !is work to
be eauslia neatness and strength, 70 any done
Ia America at the same prices,
January 10. DIT law3e
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This is to give Notice,
January So.

FSHAT the subscribers, Of tdttax coan-
ty, in the stare OF Virginia, have obtaln-
ed from the Orphans court Of Alexandra
county. IN the district Of Columbis, letters OF
administrator on the personal estate Of Her
~ Zimmerman, late OF the county hrse aaofe-
said, deceased: ALL PERSONS having claims
againat the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibitthern with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscribers, on or before the 2sth day CT
July next ensuing, or they may by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit to said estate-hnd
those indebted thereto are requested to make
immediate payment,-Given under oar hands
this Ssth January, 1907.
Eliza Zimmerman, Admx.
John zimmerman, Admr.
January SO. 2aWsw
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Rappahannock Mills, &c.

= II
.--T- NE subscriber would lease or rent, thar
4 valuable property, called ssftONIE h :. :,
5WORKS, consisting OF Mssutactulang silll :
late In tie occupancy of Messrs. Cooch ana
Hoilingsworths) having two water Wheeis,
with four pair burr stones, and all necessary
mac hiilner,--+l good Grist Mill, Saw Mill, and
houses suitable for miiicfs, coopers, 9 black
smiths. At this place are the walls ara re- e.
mains of forge and sitting Mill, formerly
carried on, the saitcs of which, and others In
the sarae eaaal, are excellent FOR water works
of various kinda This property is on the
north edge of the RappaAannoek, within TWO
miles of Fredericksburg and one OF Falmouth,
has peculisr advantages of water, and is well
situated for tie purchase ct wheat, now the
staple of tho country, ard Of the last crop
large proportion vet to come to market
Also, a valuable MANUFACTURING
MILL, via two water wheels, two par OF
stones, and the usual machinery, situated on
the same edge Of the river, within hall mile
of Falmouth, having convenient and comfort
able milier's house attached to 1t, and canal
which now affords water communication rom
Falmouth &c the mill door, and at the exPcnce
Of snly three or four hundred dollars may be
extended 20 the doors OF the forge fnils-Or,
/ will sell the whole Of the above Property,
Under stipulations, for the benefit Of con.igu.
Gus property, but no way injurious to this,
and give credit seven years ii necessary, tor
three iouiths of tie amount, and accoInnlo-
dating tiIae for the other fourth.
Robert Dunbar.
January %. 7aw6w
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Guy Atkinson,
PUBLIC SALE.

-, e -. c...,, f,'.,,.r.'
fifst.e = : - 60 - Iy-,,r,,,,
ID Hhssr Laz' dssssse IN nsya laA1 q !
Isp se 80 a,,s,,J ~ bn5eIrea an SIX,
9s = go s;vt.g,, csnfs, witb inter
y - $3.50 ~ ~ ~. ,v af nil.
-, 81 ~ lssssi rapresenta-
.;.,u ~ 49,, - Ill SyY94Iau E1uDraIL l.GE,
dsssase. + s.ail sell at pll6lic auction, to tie
t $3.50. .5s,sr 49, t,,s fave5ginr
1.4e'-sss - r.1.,a - - f',,I
49, :.
At the periods hereafter mei'loneS----'''a' :
TO SLY W.
We liesSe y 49, 49, !,
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II o tt G F..
/, R,a4o9ITY ofthe stockholders Of the

a BfaJoRITY ofthe stockholders OF the
r. Alexandria theatre, haAlng asreea .
purchase tae ground rent OF s5toS per an
nun, arising from TIE slound ca m.lc lea, s; ;i
theatre is erected, giVe ms aas4slse n,ttse 70
stockholders residing cute AlexsSlSifl'' easl
unless they forwGd notes to the SUBSCRIBER
pavabieS at 8, s, and 9 months, from the nrst
Of JAnuagF, 1907, for their proportions, ny
the drss day, Of March next, aeeSl MID be ::
then taken for tie properly to those @slo sSlaii
agree TO the above purchase bY that day. ~.
Any stoekholdef disagreeipg tothe an &C SIT,
pulatioas, viii only be entitled to the one ana
thirtiati, part OF tic neat proceeds OF tss sale
Of the s,s.e,;5c1ty, sold ar pubic auction by the
direetion Of the trustees Of said theatre, Oh
the soth August, 1906
Guy Atkinson,
Agent for the Stockholders.
y January $3.50. aSis'aa
40 The above theatre TO resat.
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Printing, in It's Uari0us branches,
haadfomsly sxseated at this office.
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January %.

i - ~ p i,
Lately r-ceiped aid 1ar sale by EOIERI
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in King-street, 5etwee,s lai..jra AID Eoya!-
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-02
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other schoel books--ARd in few days will be
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