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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-12
From the Mercantile advertiser.

SIR,
A. it may be interesting to the pub
lie TO know the particulars OF Capt. Ichabod
Sheliieid's throwdg over the Turks in the
Mediterranean, from on board the schoon-
er Mary Ann, after having ben captured
by an Algerine frigate of ~ guns, aud be.
ing in their p"ssessioA DAVIS. have i2r7s-
cured them as correctly as / could, and
now lay the same before the pubic
through the medium of your paper, hoping
he and his brave companions who SD Justly
merit the bounty of their couitrymen, may
not 60 unrewarded for risking their lives
in SO desperate an undertaking.
Yours S<c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-12
a SUBSCRIBER.


On the Goth of Octobe.- last, within the
Straits of Gibrata r, saw sail to the North.
ward. Onhcr bearing down She proved to
be frigate with English colors- After Il
ring three shot, which fell near us, the schr.
bove too. When alongside they hauled
! down the English colors and hosted the
! Bloody Flag. They sent on board their
1 boat, and took out the capt. and three men.
After two hours detention, the boat return.
ed with the capt. on board the schooner, &C
companied by 9 Algerlnes, all armed, who
steered direct for Algicrs. Being in their
possession upwards so hours the captain
| held consultation with the mate and cook :;
when fearing they should never again see
| the United States, they chose rather TO die
than submit as sllves for life TO Turkish
! tyranny. The vessel attdIs time was with
IN three miles of the'land, and in sigh of
the shipping in the harbor OF Algiers. Ac-
| cordng'y the Cook was stationed at the
pump and the mate at the cabin door, when
| the captain threw the grains over the
quarter into the sea. Four of the Turks
went to the side 20 see it ne had caught n
! fish. The Captain then seized the prize
master, and threw him overheard the
mate at the same time seized the one nsxt
TO him, and did the like; the cook then
came to their assistance, and they threw
over the third. The remaining six attack
ed them very furiously with handspikes.-
/ The captain clinched the second prize
master and threw him into the sea, while
| the mate and cook killed two--Of the re-
naming three, two who refused to submit
were killed; one they preserved and car.
ried safely into Naples, where the vessel
[ fortunately arrived after six days
During the contest, the captain and mate
received several desperate blows from the
Turks and while they were on board hey
compelled the capt. and mate TO 50 aloft and
assist in navigating the vessel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-12

- NO''SS'llencc on inc ram on Tuesday even
@g last. which for violence and rapiditv. was
u'equatlcd in the memory of the most aged in
hab tanis, we received no papers, as the mail
couid not reach Richmond Il commenced a.
bout 4 O'Clock p. NJ. and continued about an
hour ard 20 minutes SO great a swell of wa
Ter in the streets was never witnessed belor
even during the longest rains !; in the course Of
this time the stream under the market bridge
rose within about three feet ofthc TOP of the
arch. helShth e'hich no fresh ever be fore rea
ched. Ohe of the arches some distance, above
Ruiherfaord's mills was completely washed > :
way, Which OF course viii $ op the operations
OF the Annoy. Many parts of the canal were
overiioWed, ard according 20 our information
the damage sus .ained amounts 20 about 900 @
Inc circumstance of a horse that attempted to
cross the stream some distance above the mar
ket budre where it is commonly not more tina,
one foot deep, was obliged to yield to its force.
and was swept through the arch 20 some dis
nee below the bridge, will suiFi emily shew
the vioicIce and quantity of this FIJI Of water.
The following article is extracted from the
Albany Register, one of the oldest and most
respectable republican printers u the state
of New-York -
Some recent remarks of the EVENING Post,
on an article from the ainey7cga Citizen,
can be no medium in the public sentiment
he tween /ederahsm and rehu6Ecanssu. -
There can be but two parties-the friends
of LIBERTY, and her enemies. The Post
says, tnat if the public sentiment changes
from the JFFFERSoNIAN, it WI not stop
at the CLINToNIAN policy. This, by the
bye, is another stab ut Governor CLINTON,
by representing HIM as an enemy TO the
repuhll can sys EN- of Mr. JEFFERSON. We
know very well, that the iede~alists never
will-that they never intended to-support
Governor Clinton for the Presidency :
And we believe the patriotism of governor
Clinton would induce him to reject their
support, VIII cf, even if 1t ensured him sue
cess, might be the means of blasting his
fame. The fact is that the federallsts will
do al they can to excite division in the
republican ranks, and when they think the
flame of discord is sufficiently increased
for their purposes, they Will make bold
push 10 squeeze in Rufus King or 6 en-
| Pinckney, between the disunited republican
parties. But in this, highly as we revere
! Governor Clinton, we should rejoice to see
them disappointed by the election of Nh
! Madison.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-12

to the over wcening AMI opposeless popu-
iari'y OF Mr. r. We shall in very few DAYS
be enabled to blight these budding hopes of
FEDERALISM, rs we are Confidently assured
that the people of that district admire the
adm nis.rat'on and are determined to eject
man who loves his government at home
AND ieeis respect and sensibility for is char
acter abroad.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-12

waom they were purchased, for the nm.
pose OF having the purchase money 'retr pur-
ak, Extract from the proceedings.
SAMUEL COLEMAN, secr.v."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-12

- At 4 O'Clock on Sunday next, the Rev
Mr. ELLIS viii preach CHARITY SER
MON, at the Methodist Meeting House, for
the benefit Of tie School under the direction Of
the Female Humane Association.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-12

The North American has caEht wiih
avdiIy at the circumstance Of NJ. john
ston's reccding from his design Of opposing
Mr. Randolph, and from the msnner ~
which IL is stated, would insinuate that all
opposition IS vain, that the popularity of
Mr.. X is fixed upon base whfh will e.
ven dash aside the strong streamof minis.
terial appreciation. II was perhips recol-
lecied by the g North American thai this
is the same Mr. Johnston who ,vercame
his MagHus ylhoIo, 7YmofAy Ecker1ne,
1vho refused when he was secietary Of
state. to present an address of the peo-
pie TO the President Of tho United
States. tx Is true that Mr. ]. ias with
drawn but from what cause we are ie-
norant, 1t is not however to be attributed
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-07
Notice IS hereby given
November a.

That application will be made to to the d.
reetors of the hank of Alexandra, to renew
fifteen shares of bank stock of the bank of a.
lcxane.ria, which have been lost or stolen -
Certificates numbered and dated as follows, to
wit-No- ID, II, 5, Issued in the name Of
Benjamin Dnlany, ON the 2sth March, 1903
No. 1864, to William I. Eall, 9th Of July,
.l796-No. sci, to John Love and Compa-
Fl, aSth Murch, l79s.--No.915,t o Chs. Love,
sth July, l7se.--No. 1885, to Ann Mat
thews, 18th August, l8al--No. e57, e38,
and $50, to Robert T. Hooe, March %, 80.
No qo4, to James NJ Crea and Co.-.-No.
sll5o, to Samuel Nichols, July 5 1906
No. 76s, to francis Oianyer.--No, SIS. to
Nj Lean and Cooke, 5th July, 1875 mo.
al, 10 Samuel Dunlap.
B. Dulany.
Novem btr 4. eo3w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-07
.!ofeph s1andevllIe,
CORNER o. GEsc cid lAISFAx sz"Af'''
ILEXAED&IA:
Has received a considerable al
dition to his Stock,

ND OFFERS FOR SALE'
20 i,ogsheads; : LIST and "a lNa''1
20 barrels ) hiase9paa' '"5e'"'
1000 ID. Green Coffee
3l.2 taas British patent Sho', assoI''
&c to 70. 9.
10 5a.cs Cotton.
10 casks FIRST quality Goshen Cheese
40 boxes Mould Candies
Is bags clean heavy Pepper
50 h. Nutmegs.
casks London refined Sa-tpcdc'
ditto Irish Gisle H.,
Gunpowder, Imperial, Tyson, J o. q -
son. tivson Skin, and Padre SouchoDS isa''
in quarter chests, hoxcs and canhis'e '-.'"n ~.
of which are equal III qualify 70 any e'S' !"
ported. ro,e,
PORT, Marsha, Sherry, Lisbon, i''''
rife, and Malaga Wines.
A few cases Mcdoc Claret-
Jamaica, Northumberland, and N3go5"
Rum. ~
Coenac. Bcn'eaax and Pech Dsandy'
Holland and Country Gin
Irish and Country Whiskey.
Six hog5heads Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Molasses, IIavanns Honey
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Best Florence Oil in bottles and lasNs d..
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Chocolate . nrch
Pearl & Common Barley, Basket oa!'' p pi.
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves ASA ss'a.,ne
mento, Race and Ground Ginger, o1. 81"
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Rals'ns' hii"O poa
Currants, Nladder, Alum, Coppelasii u;no
Birthstone, Chalk, British and Dfa, n'I and
Gunpowder, Spanish Segars, Cavehp's;% a,r',,
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, h :'s and
CARROTS, and Hamilton's Snuff, Wfi,i@ m,r,;,
Wrapping Paper, Playing cards' Bea w.
Leading Lines, sc. sc.
October Ia.
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OF THE ABOVE PRIZES,


From the above scheme it will appear thai
that there are not two blanks to prize, and
that the prizes are to be paid without dis
count.
sIPa TICKETS for sale at r. CRAY's
bookstore, King street-Present price OF
tickets SIX DOLLARS, Will advance as tie
drawing progresses, which Will be at the rate
of 1000 tickets week, and will positively be
completed in nine weeks from this date. 4
correc! list of the drawing will be received
daily. Prizes in the Charitable Marine Lot
terry taken in exchange FOR tickets in this.
November 2.
n B. The Charitable Marine Lottery has
unavoidably been postponed, by reason that
the clerks have been employed in preparing
the numbers, checks, &c. for the Trinity
Church Lottery bat the draw:ns will be re-
sumed in short time and no doubt need be
entertained of its final completion.
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Trinity Church Lottery.

This Lottery IS authorised by the I,egisla-
tiFe of Maryland, and boncs have been given
to the Ma, or and City Gouacu 0! Ealtlnore,
FOR the f4ithful performance OF tue Managers.
Tie following IS U C ScAcre -
s Z u Z VI j..
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to- LET.

THE BRICK. DWELLING HOUSE
and STORE, on King street, next door to
the Washington Tavern. For terms apply
to
John Janney.
September g. lawst
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BANK OF POTOMAC,
4h .souem6er 1903.

Att .N0Oeni6er ISO8.
ATOTICE is hereby given to the stock
4 holders III this institution, tiiat a dlvl-
<erd Of three and a half per cent, IS declared
for the last sixmonths ending this day, which
viii Sc paid to them or their legal representa-.
tiycs, on, Tuesday next, the 9Th Instant.
BIZ order otthe President and Directors.
Charles Page, Cajhser.
November A. cost
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-07

CcToBER II, 1908.
NOTICE is hereby given to the stock
I y holders of this institution, that an t.icc,
ticn viii be held at tie courthouse, in la.aS-
andlia, on Monday, the l4th Novcmbe next
.sor choosing sscclre Directors to serve Tor tie
ensuing Year.
by order ofhe President and Directors,
Charles Page, CnjAler.
October ! 4. 2awtl 4thNov
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-07

TO LET,
The HOUSE On Pnnce-street, lately oc-
cupisd By John Hats, deceased.
FOR SALE,
Share Pennsylvania Copper Mine Stock.
r. ]. Taylor Es'or
September "a. 60
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BY n. C.. DJFIEP,

dmAor Of Nature Di@rtcycd III her mod, y
seuckiAS hrIsNcSg 70 mar, GfHAedto@e
F'seAch Language, &c.
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already been. so ,>n.mently distinguished By
the greatest accuracy and taste In tAcr
profession, and a thorough knoSiedge Of
the French and English languages.
n Price, 10 subscribers, far the two Toiam's
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gentIcmen, however, wishing to nave Inc
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received upon paying the iuIl amount G
tie subscription for both volumes.
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TEE FRENCH AND ENGLISH LAScues,
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T. An alphabetical list Of the most Enjr,.
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EMPLOYMENT,

WANTS. ( FNpLJI METI,
A YOUNG MIN who IS now in the has
bit Of teaching School, in which capacity he
would ag&in CT age-or IS clerk IL Mef-
canti.e business. He CAP bring proper tcsa-
.non;als of lis capacity, character, sc. &
letter addressed to 4. 3. Fairfax Court house,
will be attended 10.
Dctcberl II. law3tf
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Tie FIRST booi. O.. 9 Ta,ion is the diclionay
of theii oxn language.
VoLSEY.
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Hass:Itou's Grand Restorative,

Recommended as an invaluable Medicine,
for the speedy relief, and permanent cure OF
the various complaints which result from dis
sipated pleasures, juvenile indiscretions, re-
Sidence in climates unfavorable TO the consti-
tuition, the immoderate use of tea, frequent
intoxication or any destructive intemperance,
the unskilful or destructive use OF mercury,
the diseases peculiar to females, at certain
period of life, bad layings in, &c. &c.
And IS proved by long and extensive eSpe-
rienee to be absolutely unparalleled IN the
cure of nervous disorders, consumphons and
lowness of spirits, loss of appetite, impurity
of the blood, hysterical affections, inward
weakness, violent cramps in the stomach and
back, indigestion, melancholy, gout in the
stomach, pains in the limbs, relaxatlons, IN
voluntary emissions seminal weakness, OBJ
stinate elects, Ador albos, or whites, isapo-
tency, barrcnness, &c. &c.
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ITCH OINTMENT,

Warranted TO cure BY once tsi'E5, si'u
be free from 1Nerrs''y or any !se'ss 49, =,
fsn.iue ingredient, &c. may W'th pefleet s.
'ty be applied to the youngest ll liant
Hannah Lee, Patent Medicine otofe,
New York, Sept. 10, 1903.
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Bank OF Potomac,

November 4
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r.ux,. rRUR AND GENUINE

HAMS True AND GENuINE -, 8,
a . q MA ~ COR ~ PLAzISS I e q,
Aninfallible remedy forCorns, speedily re-
moving them root and branch Without giving
pain.
The Restorative Powder for the.
Teeth and Gums.
IIahu's Genusle Eye Water.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF the
eyes.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-14
EUROPE.
NEw-YoRK, October 5.
FURTHER ACCOUNTS FROM SPAIN
Oct. Il

NETWORK, October 5.
FURTHER ACCOUNTS FROM SPAIN
Ertroct Of a letter from an .4mcrican gen
Heman ia Cadiz 10 his friend in .Nezy-
York, dated 24fh ,4uguS. 1908.
IS Joseph bonaparte with his French
troops, evacuated Madrid on the 3lst ult
and it is said he is now at Burgos, where
the remains CT the French armies are COL
lecting, with the intention probably of main
tanning themselves near the frontiers until
the arrival of the reinforce ments from
France. The provincial Juntas are now de-
iiberating OH the establishment of q general
Government, which will probably be fixed
at Madrid: from present appearances, it
viii sc,tie in a kind of Federative Repub-
lie, the provincial Juntas delegating to the
general government such powers only as
they themselves are unable individually to
exercise such as the negotiation with TO
reign powers, the management of the Colo
MES and the direction OF the army and ma
Wy. 1t is likewise proposed, that each pro-
vince shall be represented by two members
with equal votes. l send you the declarati-
on of two OF the Juntas, viz. of Grenada and
Valencia, on this subject.--In the mean
time, the greatest eXertionS are making by
the Provinces to be in readiness to resist the
expected attack, and so encouraged and e.
lated are the people, that not Il doubt is en-
tertained of the final result of the war; and
we cannot wonder when we reflect on the
almost uniform success of their arms against
a people, whom they had been taught to be-
lieve invincible. Already the losses of the
French i'll this country are said to be in Kill
led and prisoners more than $4,000 men,
and | believe the statement is not eXagge-
rated, as it appears by the Spanish Oifici-
cial account that the army of Dupont alone
Eamounted before the battle at Baylen to up
wards of O,00o men,
Every honest man must rejoice at the
success OF the Patriots Of Spain, so nobly
struggling for the Independence of their
| country, and at the DISAPPOINTMENT of b.
naparte i'll his treacherous and mean at
tempt to possess himself of the government
of this country by deception and fraud, in
the execution of which, he has completely
exposed tie cloven foot and has convinced
the world OF his disregard for the reputati-
on of faith, honor or honesty.-This infa-
moss attempt has already cost France more
than the conquest of Germany and Prussia,
and the humbiing of Russia and as vet.
Bonapartt has gained nothing but defeat and
disgrace"
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Il AND AND NEGROES TO be rented and hi
rkx red.-On Monday the 10Th day o.! Decem
hernext, if fair, if not til. next fair day, will
let for the term of three years, a tract OF LAND
In the county Of Louisa, known by the name o!
the Healing Springs, containing about 1900 a
crcs-On this tract there is about 800 acres of
open land, in good order fnr cropping, 100 acres
OF which are creek aud river low grounds, OF
prme ouaIitv--I20 bushels of bearded wheat
will be Immediately and carefully seeded, ono
half of which will be sownin tobacco land. The
RIinerA, Springs on this tract were much ircqIen-
ted when kept as public place, their virtues are
attested by Physicians OF the first eminencc, and
some late and surprising cures, have, beyond all
controversy, established their value and theil
powers. There are several roomy and convenient
houses, all of which Except one small hOhse or
chamber kept for my own use,) will be let with
the land At the same time and place, will be
hired 20 valuable crop hands, consisting of Men,
Women, Boys AMI Gill;. I am willing 10 divide
the land in parts, and hire the negroes separate
j., but should be better pleased, AVID would make
some abatement, Il could meet with ary proper
person who would undertake the whole. 1.-THE
same time and place, viii be sold II valuable
york Mules, the stock OF Cattle, Sheep & Hogs,
rlantatation Tools, 2GD bbis. OF Corn, Tops and
blades, 500 bushels OF Oats, and some Hay, one
light Coacliee, with harness for two horses. one
Still several articles Of valuable Furniture, con.
sist;n- Of Mahogany Tables, Chairs and Couch,
suntliy WALNUT Tables & Windsor Chars, large
looking Crises in guilt frames, a quantity Of
China, (tsecn's and Glass Ware, Kitchen Fur
niture, &c. &C. too tedious TO cnumcratc. For
iii purchases Under ID dolls. cash Will be reuui-
red--for al between IS and 100, twelve months
credit will be given--aod for all purchase over
100 dolls 1 will wait two years, but in every case,
bonds with 5e most undoubted security will be
required, bearing interest from the date, unless
Junctuoliy paid. GEO: FLEMING.
Healing Springs, Oct. Z. FIJI
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FROM late London flahsrs.
LONDON Aug. II

LONDON Aug. II.
A Pappenburg vessel is arrived from
Bordeaux after short passage The cap
tain states, that an order had been given for
the return of all American vessels which
bad dropt down the river, and renewal of
the embargo
1t is very generally stated, that some Of
the families of the ancient Mobiles in L rance
had been discovered in attempting to dis
scminate Spanish Patriotism among the pso
pie of France, and that their example had
been enthusiastically embraced Ivy the peo-
pie, whose ardour would not easily be check
ed.
At a dinner given by Mr. Ware TO the
Spanish deputies, Lord Erskine, who was
present, commented vcrv severely on the
toast Lately received with such disapproba-
ton at public meeting" dislike as
much as any one" said the Noble Lord
" many OF the measures that have been
persued by this country towards America !;
but | would never propose, in Champaiga
or Burgundy, to drink the heath OF that
man, who refused our brave tars drop of
water"
We are assured that his Westphaian
Majesty, otherwise Jerome Bonapartc. has
lately sent a letter, sealed with his royal
arms, to the lady whom he married so.ac
years ago in America. 1t was addressed to
her as Miss Paterson" and was acco.npa
MED with several presents Of considerable
value. in his letter he acquainted her, that
MS Imperial brother, Napoleon, having cal
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TRom rnELoxDoN coUntrR.

The toast. TO the President of the United
Stales, given by Sir francis Barring, at tae
dinner to the Spanish Deputies, has excited
universal indignation To Say that it was
imPolitic and III judged, is to speak too light
lyot 1t. Fortunately, however for the com
pany and the> ountry, whatever were the e.
motions OF the Deputies towards sir Francis,
they were instantly and powerfully cnnvin-
ced by the general disa2pro5ati5n loudly ex-
pressed, that the feelings Of the whole assem-
bly, were ~ direct opposition TO those of sir
Francis. What could h~, q Induced sir Fran
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. IcHMoNp TURNPIKE COMPANY

D ICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY
IN AT meeting of the directors OF the sale!
Com pany the goth September. 1903.
Rosoived, That the shares of all delinquent
Stockholders in the c ompany be sold at auction,
at the Swan Tavern in r edmond on the 25th
of next month at + O'Clock in the evening of that
day.
Rcsoived, That call ofthree dollars on eac',
share of the Stockholders in the COMPANY be
pad to the Ire asurer on or before the 25th OF
next NTH.
A c opy, n. SHEPPARD. Clerk.
Sept. IS. t25thO1