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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-27
Public Sale.

! BY virtue of deed of trust from William
~. Nils TO the subscriber, will be exposed
at public sale, on SATURDAY, the nine
tecnth day of November next, between the
hours of twelve and one O'Clock, P. N. upon
the premises, for ready money, to be APP
piled, in the first place, towards the dis
charge of certain debts therein menloaed,
due to 10 eph Smith--,alt the right, title,
and interest OF the said I11klam y. NUS, In
q certain piece or parcel OF ground, situate
lying an being III the town OF Alexandra,
and bounded as follows, to wit b ginning
at the corner, the intersections of King and
West-s.rcets, on the north of King and east
of West-streets, and running thence east
wardly bS and with Klng-strcet, and Einaing
there en- 81 feet and IL iaches thence
northwarelly and parallel to Wesl-street l2o
feet TO ten feet alley thence westwardly
and binding on said ally parallel to King
street6 fect8 inches and an half TO West.
street; thence .outhwardly and binding on
West-ztrcet to the beginning.
also,
One other piece Or parcel Of Ground, ST.
,uae on the north side of King stl eet, and
east side of w street, ana bounded as
follows, to wit: Beginning at the distance
of 6 / feet 8 inches and an half, from the in
tersection of King and West-strects, and
running eastw-rdy binding on King-street
40 feet, thence northwardly and parallel to
Wesi-strcet 40 feet to ten feet alley,
thence westward!y binding on said alley and
parallel to King-street 40 feet, thence sout
warlly and parallel to W,st-street ! teeth
to tn beginning.
Colin Aud, Trustee.
~oEer ctaWfS
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-27
John G. LADD,
His FoR SALE,

His FOX DALE, ia.
90 bales German Linens '0 os,s.
ino Of brown AMI white Rolls, aaxen ~
burghs, hempen Ticklenburghs' pump
Checks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen ~,
Russia Sheeting and DUCK
bale Writing Paper hest cu.'
so bags Of black Pepper Oh INC
lily, and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Molasses
pipe port Wine
10 do. Holland Gin
$ Go. French Brandy
z do. Jamaics Spirits: ~... Spell
A quantity of soal Leather, a &c. Sc.
u,aciti and TalIow Candles, Cheese d
April z.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-27
Jofeph Mandev;a.
oA"13 or kisc and tAls,
IT 'ALExANDRIh 11it,s

eoRNzR or KING and vile
r. ALsxAspa1A: s'tli,s
has received {; a consider,1,,
dltlon to his Stock s'ls as'
md oFFERs fo4 y
20 hogsheads,} lst5.ad s ..
30 20 barrels 5 M .a,sse g quality /
1000 ID. Green Coffee sa' Sasars. /
3 10 tons British Patent sh,.
BIB to No. 9. WV 'AoS, assorsj
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks FIST quality Co.hon q,
40 boxes Mould Candies oDees'
- 5 . bags clean heavy Pepper.
so H. Nutmegs. f
casks LoHdon refined Saltnet,.
S ditto Irish Glue.
Gunpovdcr, Imperial, Hyso,. w
son, Tyson Skin, and Padre souchons : "
In quarter chests. boxes and cannis,erss isa
OF which are equa! III -quality to any eve, !
ported. ''es NJ
Port, Marsala, Sherry, Lisbon r.
rife, and Malaga Wines. 'S|
A few cases Medoc CIaret.
Jamaica, Windward.EsIand, and No,,
Rum.
cognac, Bordeaux AMI Peach B.snlv.
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whiskey.
Six hogsheads Gerry Rounce.
Retailing NloIasses, Iiayanna Hone,
Vine and Cider Vinegar,
Fest Eicrence Oil in bottles ard GasEs
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Chocolse pi,o
Pearl & Common Barley, Basket Sal, Stare.
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves, CASA ,
mcnto, Race and Ground Ginger, Csy,n
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Raisirs, Allrq,
CurraRts, Nader, Alum, Coppems d
Birthstone, Chalk, British and Brandysa
Gunpowder, Spanish Segars, Cmerdish ii
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, Lcigs1
CARROTS, and Hamilton's Snuff, Writing y
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards, Bed Cord
Leading Lines, sc. &c.
October Is. d
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Horse Shoeing Warranted.
THOMAS WHITE, Jun.

BtGCkSn11tH ana F1Y1ae7,
A CQUAINTS his customers and the pub
n lie in general, that lie has opened shop
at the lower end of Union street., adjoining
Mr.. John Hunters ship yard, for the purpose
Of shoeing horses, in which lire his abilities
needs no comment--and begs leave to solicit
share of the patronage of a generous public,
and to assure thera that any work in the line
Of his profession, shall not be surpassed BY any
on the continent.
Blacksmith work Of all kinds and description,
executed in neat and workmanike manner.
N. b Those who favor him with tbeircus-
tom Will have the advantage Of receiving lis
advice and aitertion in farricry gratis.
Ir A couple of smart Luds, from IA to
Is years Of age, will be taken as apprentices,
ana treated with kindness, and strict attention
paid to their morals.
September S. Alm2awSM
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JAMES BACON.

III his GROCERY STonE, on King srah,
received in addition to his formcr s.el.
A freih Supply Of Genuine Articles
the Grocery Line
Which makes his assortment complete.
He nozv offers far sale, on his muat low terml
Mufcoyado Sugars, ofvasious qua,
litics,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, TEAS
Hyson, particularly sslees
Young Hyson, edIor
f Hysen,skln' and family a'''
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of superior quality
Madeira,
BuseIlos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, : ~ ~ -
TeRerlfe,
Malaga, and
Genuine Old Port
Lognac and gourdeauy Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, fol- family use' -,
Antigua, St. Croix, St. Vmcent', and N''
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasscs, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton Biters,
Mace, nutmess, cloves, cassla, plmen1'
Cayenne and black pepper, race and SFor1
Ginger, basket salt for table use, dearl oAs'I
.icc, starch, fg blue, soap, moa!d' dlP d. AZ ~,
.permaceti candles, refined s9!t-petTe' no' aa
indigo, alum, copporas, madden OiIms , TO
spinning cotton, patent Shot all sizes Oc'' h' '
elish and country made gunpoWdeF' :'s ;,
and smoaking tobacco, very pest cnSS"o
bacco. ..;,sI
Hamilton and Lciper's snuff; Hunter 'PNl
in BOXES.
London mustard, warranted OF d @ !.
quality, Dixon's best ditto, Wrapping
dcmiiohu's, sc. &c. with general '''iy
ticle in his line-the whole of whleh nave t1 n
collected with care, and will be dlspo u v
the very lowest terms
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ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.

III . . -
), THIS is TO give aotfce That the subscri-
her of Alexandria county, in the district Of
Columbia, hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county, letters Of administra-
ton on the personal estate of PETER WISE,
Junior, late of the county aforesaid, deceased,
all persons having Gains against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber, on OF before the 18th day of April
next or they may by law. he excluded from
all benefit 20 said estate-and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate pay
ment
Given under my hand this 18th day of Oc-
tober, 1903.
| Adam Lynn,
Administrator Of Peter Wise, jun,
October l9. Barrow
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September 20.
ORPHANS CCUR T.

Alexandria County, octo6er TERN, 1893.
ORDERED,
That the administrator Of PETER MISE
Junior, deceased, clio insert the following Sd
yertise,r emf in the Alerandrla Gazette, three
times week for six weeks.
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Alexander Moore,

This IS to gave Notice, That the
Subscribe, Of Alexandria County in the Dis
trict OF Columbia, hath obtained from the Or
phans Court of said county letters testamenta
nv on the estate of John Watts, late of the
county aforesaid, merchant, deceased All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
On or before the 22l day Of March next, or
they may by law be excluded from all be-
neft to said estate-aild those indebted there
to are required 10 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this I'D day Of Sep
TENDER, 1908.
Robert |. Taylor,
Executor Of John " ats
Ca,4a,pbar Cf4UscVJ
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ORPHANS COURT,
alexandria County.

SEPTEMBER TFRM, 1893.
Ordered, That the executor OF John Watts,
deceased, insert the following advertisement
in tie Alexandria Daily Paper, three times a
week fol tie space OF eight weeks.
Test,
lJor hfooa
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-02
From The Norfolk Ledger Of WeenesdGy
last.
REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.

This intelligence which has reached u.
by variety of uncertain and unofficial chan
nels, is now con6rmed. This morning al
officer Came up - town from his Britannia
majesty's brig Emu Gus, commanded by
lieutenant Stupar, in IL days from Barba-
does, having dispatches from the British adj
niral at that island, for Mr.. Erskine, the
British minister near this government. Sup.
joined, our readers will find some notes ON
the presen, state OF Spain, which will ena.
bic them to form a tolerable idea Of the state
of that country, with some other interesting
matters.
We lean from letters (Which we have not
room to insert) that this revoiu ion has been
produced by variety Of circumstances.
Fine Spaniards were persuaded that Bona
psrte intended 10 place KING of bis own
family on the throne Of Spin. He his got
into his possession at BAY onne the old king
ard his son Ferdinand the new kinR-Yo-
naparte then dethrcRed Ferdinand and re
stored his father, who immediately su~ren-
dered his crown TO Bonsparte This lnior.
natIoh having reached SPAN, tie provin
ccs formed themselves into 81 KIND OF Prov.
sional government, VIII ch IS termed me Jun
% OF each province, that Of Sew lie has ta-
ken the lead. Nothing Can exceed tie
ENTHUSIASM and unanimity Of the Spania rds
ne. ISuCn NSTe aNtdCke0 ~ Ill parts o.
Span, without the means Ut communicating
with each other. At the head OF the pre-
sent government is Don Pedro, the uncle
of Ferdinand, by whom he was left Regent,
when that ill-advised prince set out for Bay
onne. He was the first to resist HZurGl.
who it was said is q prisoner at Madrid
Among the first objects of the provincial go
verament Of Spain, good understand ng
with the British commanders was deemed
essenual--this was soon effected, and assur.
ances Of cooperation, when required, were
instantly giye1. The French feet consist
ing of sail of the line and frigates at Ca
diz, were summoned to surrender TO tile
new government, but refused; i'm conse-
quence OF which they we're bombdrded four
hours when they surrendered.
All hostilities between England and Spain
had ceased, and commissioners Tor the con-
ciusion of peace, and other objects, had sail
ed from Cadiz for London.
Many other particulars, of which we had
taken notes are ommitted that we might ha-
sten TO lay this important intelligence be fore
our readers.
The state Of affairs in Portugal will be
found detailed in the following extract Of a
letter whch.has been Obligingy communi-
Gated 20 US.
"OpOrto IS IN possession Of Che people of
Portugal, after making prisoners 4 0O0l
French troops. The port is open to the Bril-
tish sud SpAniarda
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-02
PHILADELPHIA. 1nlu 1s.

The Gazette of the United States. act;ne
no doubt upon the information given by the
British consul, has stated that the f,lteii-
gence published by that paper and others. "a
facts, is fdiSehood The torv newspapers
said that Mr.. Pnkney, our munster AZ Lon.
don, mad made overtures to Mr.. secretarv
Canning; nay, they insisted, and among o.
theirs, Lang o New York alledged, that the
Hrrences between the United States and
England, we're in fair way Of amicabls
adjustment Very lately they told us, that
Mr.. Rose was returning to close the breach.
and make up all disputes but what are
we now told, that there is no foundation for
either report, and what Is better, they com
plan that Mr.. PinkHcy has made no oyey.
fHres
Would not any man who did not know the
tacts, suppose, that the United States had
been guilty of some breach of national faith
some heavy aggression--some barbarous
ouirage-some insult to the flag, or murder
OF the subjects of England and that Mr..
PtnkHey was placed in London, to offer some
apology, or 70 palliate and eztenuate tho
horr1d crimes; yet mere we see the Gazette
ut the Oni'ed States, first giving the lie to
'ormer tory allegations, and now reprobat.
ing the government Of the United States,
because our ambassador did not make over.
.ures 10 nation that has not only refused
redress OF wrongs and outrages, but counte.-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-02

who had just arrived from Capt., whr-..
they were posted On their march jir,n Al
drid; others attempted 10 follow, hu, !, g
supposed they were obliged to d;sperse.
$40 describe the sentiments os the nco-
pie, need Only observe, the lowest class
cannot be bribed to convey any ni.llirence
as appears by the numerous letters the, d.
liver to the Magistrates, when the impos.
sibility OF knowing they are traitors wor,d
ensure ,hem every means OF passing and
repassing undiscovered
"Somc evil-minded men have been ar
rested but their names aud number are so
uncomfortable. that 1t has not been thought
oil sufhcicnt moment to pun sh them.
"The accounts from Portugal are as IA,
vorable as can DE desired MIR. Csraff,.
commanding the SIP inish forces at Lisbon
and the Marquis de Montega, who COM
mands at Oporto, have assured the Junto of
their concurrence in the measures adopted
their Intention of countenancias the deser-
tons OF the men, and the successes of this
design. Mr.. Caraffa's letter adds, the
RUSSIAN squadron would not oppose any at
tempt OF the English to land a force in thar
part.
"The Presidios of Africa are secured v
the arrest of the French Emissaries sent
there to hberate the slaves, so much thar
they are Withdrawing much Of their force
from them, to increase their defence before
Seville.
"The Junto has dispatched intelligence
to the colonies, of the change in affairs; but
some intercepted letters discover the de-
sign in the French, who assured the conn.
try was at their feet, sent out orders to re-
move some of the higher officers, and nam
ing those in their interest. From BORDEAUX.
the Junto fear the intelligence NAV pet to
the settlements; but no. from Spain. as thev
nave gotten even 10 quiptriple copies of Tho,
orders, and am desired to express the ga
tlsfaction they should feel if lev English
light vessels were dispatched to iDiercept
these orders, known To have sailed for the
Havannah, Cuba and Vera Cruz.
General Morlay's late sus pension of AZ
tack on the fleet at Cadiz, has been answer.
ed by the most positive orders totake them.
The officers and privates are to have their
private properly restored to them inviolate.
and the liberty to return to France. ffhe
Engfish affiroUe of the terms but the un-
conditional surrender of the Aeet is deter
mined on here.
+, "From collective body, all much oc-
cupled, could not expect much inforna
ton, and compelled to trust 10. my memory
for names, some confusion may at first oc
cur; bur a little at leisure shall get over
these difficulties, selecting the individuals
most propcr Tor my views.
Signed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-02

was composed partly Of Spaniards and
part of Portuguese. The Portuguese re-
CURED. the assistanceof the British for
ces uuder genera, Spencer, then at Az.
mont, and the feet off the Tegus. 1t
was unders God that on the surrender oi
general Dupont with the French army
at Cordova, that general Spencer would
move DECENTRALIZATION for that purpose.
The troops remained on the 18th OF June
lon board he transports.
HorE ITO secure Cadz for the in
terest of Bonaparte, General Dupont was
detached from Madrid with - 600 men
but he had only reached Cordova, when he
ound that the French feet in Cadiz bar-
bour, consisting of FIVE ships of the line
and two :rigates had surrendered, and the
officers and crews made prisoners of war,
to the Spanish Junto at G d.; to return to
Madrid was impossible, the armed peasan-
try had already seized the passes in the
mountains through which the road went
and large force lay between him and Ca
tdiz-ln fact the French army found them
selves in state of siege.-On The 18th OF
June a courier arrived at Cadiz TO inform
/ he Jnnto that General CORDOBA who COM
manded the Spanish army near Cordova
had been. joined by 5000 troops Of the line
from Algesiras, which had made his force
amount To 10000 troops of the line, indie
pendent of the volunteers and peasantry
armed with pixies. The French army b.
deaths and desertion was reduced to 300
men.--On the 18th of June courier arri
we'd early in the morning informing that
| he two a mics were engaged AMI in the
| afternoon of the same day second COURT
er arrived to INFORM the Junto Of Cadiz
that General Dupont and his whole force
had SUR rendered prisoners of war to Ge-
neral CORDOBA.
Il was underatood that the victorious ar
ny would Immediately march towards
Madrid to act in conjunction with the ar
| MES marching from Biscay and other
parts OF Spain to besiege the French in
Madrid.
To the honour of the Spanish nation it
has been found. that since the declaration
of hostilties against France, by the Pro-
visional Government in no Instance has
a Spaniard been induced to carry any let.
ters from the French officers to the other
ports; by this means every communicate
on between the commanders of the French
arm es has been cut off.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-02
K ', BRADFORD,
II Al
ID. Ad Gen.

P. > The intelligence of this day has
dihused the most desirable activity into tho
Junto... a deputy has arrived, acknowle d,y-
Ing the supremacy of the Junto-the Jun,o of
La Mancha detail by him the numerous
Pcasantry in arms, the attack the French
force at American, with the entire des-
truction of them.
The deserters from the French would
DE numerous, but the peasants kill every
stragsier-the Junto here have issued or
ders on this head. .1'ie
- spy has been taken, but his exami-
nation is not finished.
. A colonel from the French has arrived
w'ih fss Of truce-the obvious motive in
TO rec nnoire--the Junto have resolved to
detain am.
6 The arrival ofthe English at Agamonte
mas had the best effect on the minds of the
peope -ali fear is fsd--the org anization
goes on with vigor--he machine is gaining
Stao NY, and with It that energy which
wa remove the embarrassment reused by
the t'm'd, though well inclined.
. me suspected people have been ar
rested, and yigor Will enforce the obedi-
ence they before received FROM the novelty
Of the events" ...
The officer who brought up the above
dispatches says, that Eondon accounts 70
Ihe . u oil June had oeen received at Barba
does, stating, 8. that the Russiansn three o
tour engage ments had been defeated by tn r
owedes, with considerable loss, having upe
wards of500o kBiedin the last engagement
That an attempt was made to assassinate
bonaparte at B1y0nne, but that he escaped,
having received only slight confusion Of
saore-What pity the assassin had not
niue more nerve, and rid the world of -
a guest.
Admiral Cochrane writes to Col. Ham
llton, "I have forwarded copy of this in-
Tell gence to the cap General of the Car.
r"ccas, and have stopped all hostile pro.
ceedlngs OF the squadron under my conn
mand, against hat and the other Spanish
and | am in great hopes they
,%'1 oe preserved from the clutches Of the
French"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-02
From the NORFOLK HERALD, of Jul


Yesterday morning arrived here an off :
Ger from his B NJ. brig Emulus, Lieut..
.Ssutor, which anchored on Tuesday even
ing off Old'Point Light House, in II days
from Barbados, with dispatches from Adj
miral Cochrane to Col. Hamilton and Mr.
Erskine, the British minister. To the pol /.
itcness and attention of Col. II. we are in
debted for copies of the following very i'm
portant letters.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-02

Elk ract of letter from Admiral Cochrane
to his Britannia majesly's consul at his
place.
II nave forwarded copy of this inteli-
gcnce 10 the captain general ht Caracas,
and have stopped all hostile proceedings a.
ga INST the Spanish provinces and colonies"
The offic who came up to town inform
ed US that the Acasto frig tie went with the
dis atcnes Of admiral Cochrane, and took
wit, her all the Spanish prisoners that were
at Barbados.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-02

"General Junot and the French garrison
at Lisbon are almost in state of seige-
all the French force now remaining i'm Por.
tugai is9 900 men, of VIII Oh 6 ,0s0 are in the
capital.
"The Spanish troops that had been sent
TO act in conjunction with the French garri-
son had been dsarmed by general Junot,
consisting of about 6 600 men, which was
done by the treachery oftheir own comman-
ders, and by being placed in situation
where resistance was ,mpo, s,ble.
"An inspection of the Spanish troops had
been ordered in the great square of Lisbon.
The French army were silently got under
arms, and posted with numerous fi-ld artii-
lery in every avenue leading To the square,
and in this situation they were ordered to
la, down their MISUNDERSTANDING was inef
fectual, and the order was executed Sc
veral of the officers made their esape either
10 Spain or to the British fleet off the Ia
gus. IT is expected hat general Junot will
surrender TO the fleet, cons qu, mt y the fall
at the Russian squadron IS CERTAIN"