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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-19
zen Thousand Dollars rsorA
OF GOODS 20 r SAL E..
Dlmfrics, Nov. Is.

g5TR BE- sogd, to the highsat bidder, on MON
D.fT, the FIRST day Of ,'esrt February, in
the fossa 81. % UafERIE S, at Tie store-hoase
farmes4ly ocea1.fed ~ lar, 5AxEs M17senET7,,
deceased
About 10000 dollars worth OF
GOODS tolerably we'll assorted. The said.
goods viii be laid off and sold in parcels of
from forty to one hundred dollars amount IN
each parcel.
IA credit of nine months will be given On.
oac half OF the purchase and fifteen months
en- the balance, the purchaser to give b9nee
Ito carry interest from the date if not pirnctu-
ally paid) and approved security before the.
goods are removed.
The sale Of said goods will continue from
day to day until the whole are sold.
M I'LL PERSONS indebted to the
firms of JoHx M. MvscHETT and Co, JAMES
MuscHErT, senior, and Co and JoKk and
CHARLEs MuscuErT and Co. are hereby no.
tilted and requested to come forward without
delay aud settle their respective accounts and
pay OFF the same to the subscriber, who Is full
ly authorised and empowered by JohS M.
MuscBETT, the surviving partner IN the a.
foresaia firms, to setile',and receive all such
debts; otherwise shall be under the neces-
sity of bringing suits against every person ow-s
inc any thing to said firms immediately, who
fails to comply with the foregoing request,
All those who have claims against said
firms will please to forward them to me as
soon as convenient.
John Linton,
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PROSPECT HILL,

he late residence Of John Gibson, esSl. Go
ceased. Containing shout one hundred and
seventy acres q LAND; the greater part IN.
deer eofinciosures, with q large, handsome,
an. coramoslious dwelling house, and every
necessary oathotise in good oraer- convenient
nslwell finished stables young apple or
chard of choice fruit beginning to bear--an
cxcellent gars!eT-anil q well of fine water.
This place ssituatednear Dumfrlcs--is ye-
~ healthy and commands dehghtisl pros,
y poet ofthe Potomac.
A further descriptions IS deemed nnneccs-
cary. IS it IS presumed any gentleman wish
ng 10 purchasc, wiiIyiew the PREMISES
The terms Of sale viii be sir months credit,
tie purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
surity. Immediate possession WILDE given.
John Spence,
aaaes REID,
Executors Of John Gibson.
4 Nurfrics Noy. IS cots
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-19
Hawslton's Essence md Exfract
Kamslton's Manufacturing Lo-
eRgZcs.

BY which nasny thousands lave been re-
Iieved from the distressing and dangerous ma
lady of werms and other obstsnations IN IN the
stomach and bevels.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-19
JlABI. e EDIcIN ES.

The following Valuable Medicines Justly &c
,ebIated fhroaghsthe United States for their
& superior efficacy in the .cnrcaof the several
disorders for which theys arc recon nacnded,
fsota. Ha,snaa slL.e6's latent amalg Medi-
cine Store, New York, are sold only by the
subscriber, st his store IN kifagestipst:
Ha,xslton's Grand Restorative,
IL recommended as an invaluable medicine
or the speedy and permanent cure Of nervous
disorders or such as arise from the INN ode e.
rate use Of tes, strong liquors, long residence
IN warm climates, excsssiyc weakness, and Nd a
general rsaaxation of the systenaar ON.
Hamagtou's Essence md Extract
o Mustard.
"a safe aNa saestual remedy for the gous
phsumatisna, sprsinss, pains IN the lace ana ao'
neck, sc,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-19
FOR SALE.

On gesdag IT. fsgenfy-seeoad Of Drceps6e
next, WILL BE SOLD at ft6lirs SAFE, On sb
freg;seS, thass ltlecsant seat--- sfs
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-19
Richard HorMell.
DIREcTIoNs.

The buttons on the back parts of the waisA
band ought to be placed the same distances
from each ether, as thetwo center buttons on
the Saspcndefs, TO prevent improper strain
ing and thereby destroying the ease designed
In the construction ofthe article.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-19
HQRWELLasl
y Eels9Ta.eIl Patsnt Sallbsnders

Celebrated Patsnt Sglbsndsrs
g4s . Z Ease, Ellegance, Strength &c. far en-
= seeds any IN llse. 10 be had wholesal
and retail 81 the FACTORY, lower end
of Prince Street Alexandria.
fhe Ssihscgiher has completes ~
aortment we'll adapted for the Winter Season,
and can supply wholesale purchasers On al
valtageous terms
Richard Horwell.
Sept. Is d6n.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-09
This IS to give Notice,

That the subscribers, of George OWL, IN
the district of Columbia, have obtained from N
the orphans court of Washington county, IN
the district of Columbia, letters trstamcntary
on the. personal estate of George Zee, .r.sq.
late afWashingtpn county aforesaid, decfas-
ed--Au persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscribers, on or before the Goth day OF April
next, they may by law be excluded from a. !
benefit of the said estate.
Given under our hands the 18th day OF Oc-.
tober, 1897.
NICHOLAS LINGAN, Fx,r..
JNO. r. MAGRUDER, Jun.
All those indebted to the estate are desired
to make payment without delay
N. l.. Ex,r.
]. r. M. jun. .
October %. [Nov. 2e 2aw5w.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-09
A French and English Gazette.

To .d1rateurs Of the. Feene5 Language.
.XTTE arc authorised to ANNOUNCE to the
Wv Public, and more especially to
American Ladies and Gentlemen, flor whom
this new establishment is adapted) that L, Orc-
Gle, French and English Gazette, printed
three times week, in Charleston, South
Carolina, will be published daily on the first
of January, 1903, in the city OF New.York. .
book of subscription is opened at this OF,
fee and =. Mr.. Gaas5y's fee~Hous6. :,
Subscribers pay .Wfne. Dollars per annum,
and only Eight DolEars, if paid in advance.
The establishment will prove very benefici-
al both to Amateurs and Pupils ofthe French
or English languages. =
The Editor and 2roprietor is Mr.. Ncgrin,
who is on his way from here TO New ork,
forming his correspondence.
November 2S.
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:Robert Gray,

Bookseller, K;ng-strcet, alexandria, has lately
rcceiped far rsle the foAlowins Articlcs.
Reeves's water coIcrs, in boxes, con-
tanning from six to eighteen cslors ladies'
japan dressing cases. japan ink-chests; dura-.,
bic ink for marking linen !; .supcrtine warrant
ed black lead pencils pounce and pounce'
boxes, camels' hair pencils for drawing; su
per6nc red sealing wax indian ink /; parch
ment violin strings, bows and bridges; Ger
man flutes one we'll finished clarinet; one
hautboy; instructions for flute and violin :;
tooth powder and brushes; red military fea-
Tiers; black do. with red tops; pocket Their
nlometers; mathematical instruments; wri-s
ting and wrapping paper; quilts; waters =
bonnet boards; fullers' press boards. &c. &C.
.1lso The foilorviag late Publications,
Warren's American revolution, vols. OCT,
Mease's geological view ofthe U. States.
boards.
Novice Of. ST. Dominick, BY Miss Owen
son
Margareha, by a young lady OF Phii.del
Domestic Cookery; Murphy's life Of Car
rick; Steuben's military discipline Azani's
maritime Jaw; pieces Of Irish history, by
w. J.. Mac Nevan, &c.
For sale 5y tie de7e1,
SctooS Bibles and testameats; Scots iss-.
sens; Murray Engiishres introduction
% reading Coluiilhian oratar; looking glass
for the mind Philadelphia latin grammafs.;
school dictionaries assorted spellins-books /;
primers; slates; playing and message cards !;
s powder bonnet boards, &C. Sc.
ON. K.fHl,s
4 large stsok OF ready -mad@ klank BOOKS,
Of various sizes, blank account books ruled
and beaEc 70 aay given pattern, al short no.
tlce Gctcses s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-09
PUBLIC SALE.

y, s. ,rURD.4Y, tie 18th day 81 DECEMBER Z.
aerf, nil Be offered for sale, on zee 1fs11'-
I ses, -
4 II elegant SQUIRE or .GR g y.y.ss,
~ situate adjoining the Spring GARDEN !,
and handsomely enclosed. The terms o. sa Y:
viii tie one third in four months, one lnira =, -
eight months, and the Remaining third n =
months.
"a cots
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N o T / G. E.

r. =
n T meeting of the President and s3lrec
N tors~of the Little River Turnpike Com
.pany, on the 7lst November. 1907, 81
Ordered,
That the Stockholders on the additional
shares do make fifth payment to the Irea
surer of the Company of Ten Dollars on each
share by them respectively subscribed, on or
before the 18th day of December next.
.Notice is also given,
That the Directors will meet at Gadsby's
hotel, in the town of Alexandria, on the ! 9Th
Of December next, to receive proposals tor
making two miles of the Little River Turn
pike Read, in the course fthe ensuing year.
Jonah Thompion,
Treasurer.
November -. 5taw2othDec
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BALTIM OR e
Rolling and Sitting Mill.
Dasafrics, Nov. Is.

HE subscribers are daily receiving from
4 the mandatory. / complete supply OF
Sd, I'D, sd, Cd, I'd, Cd, Tod, I'D and 20 pen
ny Hoop iron suitable for cut nails-Also,
Spike and Nail Rods Of all sizes, nlanutactur-
ed from iron of the best quality and executed
in The nea.est manner, whiGh they sell at PHI
ladelphia prices for cash, or on the usual ere
dit for accsptances in Baltimore. They also
execute orders fif for more than tony IN the
.neatess. manner at very hort notice.
Andrew & Thomas Elllcott.
Raltimnre. Oct. 81. INoy.s eol9tf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-09

IoEepIl H. Maadevls,
NEAR THE RI
Has for SAFE,
Muscovado SUGAR Id hhds. i
bis. various qualities
4 Loaf anu Lump do. in bbs.,
zoo barrels Inspected HERhlAos
& COFFEE in bags
MOLASSES in hhds-
Imperial
Old Hyson
Young Hyson, s@IEAs
Hyson Skin and
souchong
Port IN
s s 5 s. :. v.
cogniac and sSnish Brandy
Jamaica
Antigua lpIIM
Rye Whisky in barrels
Cherry Bounce ID do.
Salt, coarse and fine
Pepper, Pi1ncnto, Snuff, Chewing Tobal
20, segars, Mould and Dipped Candies, Soa,
'Coppcrss, Maddcr. Wrapping Paper, Ria
Chocolate, Philadelphia Porter, HAVANA Ht
ney.
.4ISO,
A constant supply Of met Flour for f.rail
use.
October eT. d
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+. Isl E Il / s.

Mn. e. IN Il Is
J55s he leasuse 70 his Friends q5au &c
PgbHc,
THAT nc has commenced his lSra ass .
sS,glS and ,viiiI continue them as heretofore
M. fsExExrs begs the parents who nave have,
.cb;ldrer IS be instructed, viii please to send send
them as soon as possible, 50 as g glVe ulel,.
m opportunity Of improving sufficiently, as
he intends to have, an Exhibition at the con-
- c,n,;on of his school for their amusement ;l
which will serss-to create ampitlon.
November II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-09
FOR SALE.
Oh, 1acalsy she tsuenty-second Of Qecemoe'
ne1f, Will BE SOLD at floAc sase, 81 ~
aremfses, faat pleasant seat---


ue.rf, VIII BE SOLD at Public sale, 81 tse
nremsses, faat pleasant scat---
PROSPECT HILL,
he late residence of John GIBSON. esq. DC
ceased. Containing about one hundred and
seventy acres of LAND the greater part u u.
deer good Enclosures, with alarge, handsome,
and cornInodious dwelling hosse, and every
necessary clubhouse in good order--conyenlent
and well finished stables-a young apple or
chard Of choice fruit beginning TO bear-.- an
excellent garelen--and . well Of fine water
This place is situated near Dumiries--llsg We
ry healtlly--and commands = delightful pros
pect of.the Potomac.
A further description is deemed unneces-
-sary, as it is presumed any gentleman wish
ng to purchase, viii view the premises,
The terms Of sale will be cir months credit,
the purchaser, giving bond with approved Sc
curity. IEaHediate possession will be given.
7ohn Spence,
5anes Red,
Executors OF John Gibson
Daaafrics, Nov. Is. cots
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-09

UNIVERSAL SPEELINC-BooY,
Accompanied by progressive series of Ea,
and Familiar Lessons.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-09

Iofepli AiafleAtylAe,
Corner Of EtSe and FAiAsAx aSTs,
ALExSxDRIA: q
HAS FOR SALE,
An anortrnent of " INES, In
ouoRs, GROCERIES, &e.
Consisting Of
Sherry ,xINrEC
Lisbon ~ AASs
sI.laga
Tencrihe s
Corsica
Cid St. Estephe Mcsloc laret, IN eases 81
enc dozens
"A few dczcn fine old hontisRc
Ditto do best wine bitters
Jamaica and West India rum
New-England 90.
Cognisc, Bourdeaux and Naples brandt
Holland and country gin
SchielsIn ginin cases
Irish whlskey, very old
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye whiskey
CldCrln barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
florence OH in TASKS
hogsheads IIayanna honey
- do. choice retailing nolassss
Gunpowder
Imperial
Tyson L. j EAS
Young Hysor 81 gaos q.sHty.
Hyson-Slin and
Souchorg
Muscoyado sugars, different quantities
Bengal white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia, Bal s.
lmore and Alexandria.
y. Leiper's, CARROTS, aad HsInliton,s ssaaH
in bottles and bladders
Macuba and rapce do.
Clovcr-sced, e Penr syas'ranfsa
Mace; nntnlegs; cloves J; eassia piiasA
pepper; ginger, race and ground LAY
ennc pepper refined salt-petfe.
Coffee chocolate; rice: pearl bsrley;
London and Philadelphia mustard baskce
salt starch; fig blue ilotant irsllss GccF-
gia and Tennessee cotton: flax wool; mad
der; copperas alum J; bslmstene chalk
pipes in boxes wrapping paper and tw3ne Z.
traces; bed cords leading ines demuohns
gin cases patent shot; brandywinc gunpow-
der; Harsey's gunpowder, ras only real Brl-s
fish battle powder] from I to treble sealed +
chewing tobacco; best HAVANA segars
1Iuscatel and bloom raisins IN boxes.
syn ra,sins in casks
Zante currants !. prunes soft shet'rd NJ :.
saonds
& 81 few. boxes excellent pickles, each one
dozen bottles assorted capers, olives and n
cho9ies, for sale ny the box.
a quahtity ofclean good allux; salt suitsbse
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G. e Z. Waite.

scr One Of the above firm will personally
attend the drawing daily, to take down the
numbers Correctly, as Wal also. che Of their
clerks.
The. next Newy crg ,csste,g Will rot COM
1nence drawing TIL April next--rickets OF
which lottery may be had at Naitc's Offices,
Ma. 81 and No. So, Maiden Lane New ork.
IN Distant advefturers, accompanying
their orders with bank notes Of any destrip-
tionfo either of Naltes Offices, In New fljaf,s
or Baltimore, may have Tickets as,d Shares
forwarded to any amount with the utmost
punctuality. and theearlsest advice sent them
OF their success. All prizes sold by g. aissa
r. Waite. will be paid by them.
tit Ticket in the above lottery arc s1o.sJJs
bad at ]. MARcH's book store, George Town.
where the prize list will Sc regularly received
October Is. Ersern
Printing in all its various branches,
Handsomely execused at this Office.
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ST. MARY'S COLLEGE.
GRAND L.0TTER ],
BALTIMORE.

a UfHORISED by the general assembly
n of sc state of Maryland, the scheme OF
whichis the most brillisnt ever ofsredto the
citizens ofthe u. S.containsnG bessdes largo
NJ, ~ Nor rff ether e.nod nriyes
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-09

Not t~o blanks to a prize, and the slowest
prize is twelve dollars. The scheme contains
only 81. 500 tickets 10000 of which are &C.
tually sold to company of gentlemen, IN II.
York, to whom the Managers have obligated
themselves to commence the drawing in the
city Of Baltimore, On 1RUxsD11c-3tb The Ist
day ofD9esxsfs ~est, and to draw 5oosSt OK
etsper day.
Tickets and Shares are now selling in a va
riety of numbers and very rapidly, at 1RN
Dol1xss and q ,xLF each, for a short isas at
G.x& R. WAITE'S
7rutu Forsaaate Lo44ER1-0 OFFICE, corner
lyARxsT and CH.4RLEs- STREETS,
BALTIMORE.
The grandeur ofthe scheme of the above
Lottery, together with an assurance from the
Managers that It will positively commence
drawing on the 5lst day of December next,
have been sufficient mducementifor the sub
scribers to come tothe city of.eBaftimore for
the express purpose Of facilitating the sale
of the tickets.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-09
JAMES BACON.


.fsbis GROCERY sSroEE, on Alng-sfreef, mas N
addition 70 MS former STOCK, added
A freih Supply of Genuine ATuclesis
the Grocery inc:
xv,,;cb ,,,a,-ss h;s acc 5rt,,, mt complete.
IT. - 80 -, 5;s u,,oI Iazv ,srn,s
a. g. &c -, Z
nuleoysuo iss "a Ssl w. ! u "a -
Atles,
loai and Lump ditte,
,Gunpowder s.
Imperial, 81 y
Tyson, parueuiariy aelest-s
Young Hyson, ed Tor s
Hyson-Skln, and faIIniy dse.
Souchong
Best green Coffee,
chocolate, of a superior quality 5
Madeirai
Buscllos.
Sherry, \.
Lisbon, " &c :.
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DGn,sstic.
REMARKS,


On a firing Of refolutions offered by Mr.. Hale, TO
tie Neeu'1Srk Hogs Of RfprejtntativeJ al III
bany.
ihrfe reiolutions have the appearance Of be-
ing what is fometmes called an eLeaioueer;uo
trick, lmilar to that about Notifications, prac.
tiled at New-York when the election for char
ter officers was to come on. They are like
bats thrown out to catch gudgeens. / will
examine each of the refolutions feparately, and
thew their defects.
Firf, "Refoved, if the honourable Senate
" concur herein, that in the prelcnt fate of
6 our national concerns, it becomes the duty of
" the people OF this tate, reprefented in Senate
and Aifembly, to exprefs their fentmeDts on
" the important fuhjed of fo-Hfying The port
" and harbour Of NeqU- FORK, and of prote cling
&" the valuable and extenlive commerce of the
" United States"
RemarkJ-Is MIR. Hale acquainted with the
fubje6t he fpeaks upon Does he know enough
of the principles of fortification TO explain to
the houfe what is practicable and what is i'm.
practicable? Did he ever fee fortified town :;
fortified, / mean, OF the eftabliihed principles
of forti6caton? Does he know Scientifically
or practically what places can be fortified and
what cannot? II he doea rot know thofe things,
he has waded out of his depth in making his re-
folves.
He fpcaks of the Port and Har6or of Nezv-
Tork." But what ideas does he affix 10 the
terms "bort ami barbor ?" If by port he means
the City Of Nezu.T York, it proves he knows no.
thing of tortifcation; for the condition of N.
York, as well by nature as by the irregularity
of its outline, render terrifying it impoIibe.
Again, if by the term "barbour," he means
the water at the wbarves within the range of
the Harbor-Malter, the cafe is, that to bring
fertilization there the ihips muft be fent I'D the
EAT or North River, and the wbarves turned
into pdrapet batteries with embrazures and
planted with cannon. Commerce and fortifi-
cation cannot be in he fame place.
But If by "barbow" he means the BAY be-
tween the city and the narrows, the moa eRtc-
tual defence would be by gun-boats, each car
ryinE twenty -four FOUNDER. A enn-hoat be-
ing a movable fortifcation, has a large fphere
to- act in, and a battery at land fmalI one.
a lhip can always keep cut of the reach of
land battery, or with briik wind and tide can
be out of tho range Of its fbot in fifteen minutes,
and being a moving Object all the time, the
chance is, that not fhot would frike her.
Before men afTume to make motions and re-
fove about forfifcafionJ, they fhould endeavor
to underRand them. The biltory of fortified.
tions during the revolutionary war, is the hifto-
ny oftraps. All our principal lofes in that
war were occahoned by truaing TO fortifcati.
ous. Fort Wilmington, with {" o ;houfand FIVE
hundred meH, was taken in lefs than hours,
aud the men made prifoDers of war. The fame
fate would have befallen the garrifon at Fort
Lee, on the oppofite lhore, had not General
Greene marched fuddenly off and gained Hack
enfack bridge. In the fpring and fummer of
10, General Arlington bad pofefiion of N.
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come to hand. They are, however. known to.
be very coahderable. Prince Jerome muft have
made his entry into the place. He is going to
befiege Brieg, Schweidn,z and KofeI.
General Victor, commander of the TO- corps
Of the army, has marched To htliege Cn'h-re
and DAn'zic. and to take tkefe places during the
remainder ofthe winter.
Prufia, wife and moderate man, who had
hgned the armifice which his matter did not
ratify, was, however, on his arrival at Kon-
ingfburg, appointed Minifter for Foreign Af-
fairs.
Our cavalry is not far from Koningiburg.
The Rullian army is continuing its move
ments towards Grodno. We learn that in the
lait engagements it had great number of gen.
erals killed and wounded. 1t cvinces great diff
content againe the Emperor of Rufiia aud the
Court. The folders fay, that if their army
had been Judged ftrong enough to fight with
advantage againft the French, the Emperor his
guards, the garrifon of Peterfburgh, and the
Generals of his Court, would have been cen.
Quoted to the army by the fame fecurity which
brought them to it laf year that if on the
contrary, the events of Aufterlitz and thofe of
Jena made it be thought that the RulIians could
not obtain fuccefIes againft the French army,
they ought not to have been engaged in an un.
equal ftruggle. They alto fay, As The Emp.
hicxaHuer haS compromised our glory. we
had always been vanquiihers we had eftablifh-
ed and fhared the opinion that we were invinci.
bic. Things are greatly altered. For thefe
two years paft we have been led about from
the frontiers of Poland to Auftria, from the
Duiefter to the Vifula, and made to fall every
where into the fnares of the enemy. II is diff
cult not to perceive that all this is i'll manag-
cd"
Gen. Michelfon is fill in Moldavia. There
is no news of his having marched againt the
Turkifh army, which occupies Bucharelt and
Wallachia. The feats of that war are hitherto
con6nedto the nvefting of Choczim and Ben
der. Great movements are taking place
throughout all Turkey to repel 70 unjut an ag-
greffion.
Gen. Baron Vincent is arrived from Vienna at
Warfaw, with letters from the Emperor of Auf.
tra for the Emperor Napoleon.
There had been great fall of fnow, and it
had frozen for three days. The ufc of Hedges
had given great rapidity to the communications,
but the thaw has JUL begun again. The Poles
anert that fuch winter is unexampled in this
country. The temperature is in reality milder
than il generally is at Paris at this feafon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14
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49, DECEMBER 10.
His excellency general Michaud, who arrived
here yefterday is appointed by his Mai. ffy the
emperor and king Napoleon, as governor of the
Hanfe Towns, Hamburg, Bremen and Lubbock,
of which our Senate had received previous in
formation. His excellency will make this city
his place of rcfdence.
SwABIA, Dec.
In the courfe of lat week feveral refpee Gable
Jews from Contaptinople, and other cities in
Turkey, peiied through this country on their
way to the grand congrefs of Ifraeites to be held
at Paris.