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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-22
WASHINGTON, August 81.

Mgntgolfer's Hydraulic Ram Mbroved
lNesSrs. Ltrneau 81 HalAet have. exhibited
this morning at Mr.. Rhodes's Washington
hotel, an experiment with an hydraulic lam
Of 2 inches in diameter. The artificial tall
{they procured Tor want OF a natural one)
was S feet high, the altitude OF ascentlen So
feet. In three minutes the quantity OF wa
ttr employed 10 mcge it has been "a gals.
and the quant;ty raised above twosgalions ];
so that in the same circumstances Ii would
yield above forty gallons an hour, and II OF
alarger diameter, in proportion. lhls valua-
bic machine being put in motion by TAIL OF
water, does not require any more assistance
or attendance, & is almost free from friction
and consequently from rpalr; is by
lis cheapness applicable 20 many cases where
other hydraulic machines could not be adj
mitted. 1t has proved in France very be-
nenh,ial in irrigation Of lands and mea-
dows, various branches Of manufactures,
Improvement Of couatry seats, and supply
of wafer to towns and cities.
Messrs. Cerean and Hallet having obtain
ed a patent for their own improvement on
the much esteemed and very ingenious IN
vention Of Nir. Mongol6er, intended to ex-
hlbit AID to dispose Of sheir rights to any
applicants, ;who may apply therefor to them
No. 81, Chcrry Street, n. York.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-22

A gentleman recently from Cad'z, con
tradicts tho article of the London Morning
Chronicle, which has been copied into the
American papers, of the impressment and
detention Of a crew of American seamen,
bv a British lieutenant at Cadiz. He knew
Of no event, during long residence there,
which could have given authority tor the
paragraph. On one or two occasions. a.
mcrcan seamen had been taken up on sus-
pcion of being British bat as soon as a
representation of the circumstance wasnade
to admiral Purvis, they We're immediately
released and the officers ordered expressly
to respect aud not modest American seamen
He also adds, that the best understanding
subsisted between the British admiral and
Mr., Erving, our charge DIES alfaires in Spain,
when at Cadiz; and that when the intelli-
gence was received Of the accommodation
between the United States and England,
Mr.. Ervng dined OH board the British adj
miral's ship, and was saluted with 3 guns.
(Bostoa Gaz.)
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-22
August %.
DiltriCt of Columbia,

Alexandria County, SIS.
IDO hereby certify, that John Childs, of
the county aforesaid brought before me, a
Justice Of the peace for said county, Stray
Mare, trespassing on his land. She is bright
bay, about IA and half hands high, small
star in her forehead, her main cropped, about
8 years old, has large lump on her left hind
leg, and limps little when rode, and was
appraised at twenty dollars.
Given under my hand, this 2lst day OF Au-
gust, 1909. n
The owner of the above mare is desired to
come, prove property. pay charges and take
her away from the subscriber living near the
falls church, Fairfax county.
John Childs.
August 2l-2a. cost
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-22
gleraaurla pai1y Gasette.
TUESDAY, AUGUST %.

We are extremely happy to learn, that
the unfortunate csptives confined at Cartha-
eena, tor their connection with Miranda,
have succeeded IN efecting their escape and
have returned in health totheir native coun-
TRY. PhiiGa pap.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-22
Three Dollars Reward.

STRAYED from the commons adjoining
Alexandria, on the I'd instant, red & white
COW. She was in good order and heavy
with calf when she went away. The above
reward will be paid to any person who will
deliver her to the subscriber, lower end of
Fairfax street.
John Somers.
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-22
NAPOLEON.

This imperial prol,ibitory decree OF 18th
September last, now repealed by the above
decree, prevented rhe importation OF colo
NAL produce into France from Holland
But new and severe DEGREES against Amerl-
can commerce are daily expected by the
merchants in Holland.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-22

e. PRINTING in alElts va
rious branches, handsomely ex-
ecuted with accuracy and dis.
patch.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-01
TREASURY Dx.ARrMENr,

March ~, loU9.
NM HEREAS,i in conformity with the proyisi-
w ons made by law, for the reimbursement
otthe Exchanged Six per Cent STOCK created by
the second section of the Act intituled I" An Act
supplementary to the act intituled an act making
provision for the redemption of the whole of the
pubic debt of the United States" passed on the
llth day of February, 1907, it has been deter
mined by lot that the Certificates of said stock
designated by the permanent numbers contained
IN the annexed Schedule, should be reimbursed
on the first day of January next
PUBLIC NOTICE
Is therefore given to the propretors OF the Cert.
hcates Of Exchanged Six per Gent STOCK created
by the act aforesaid, and bearing the permanent
numbers contained in the annexed Schedule, that
the principal of the same, will OH surrender of the
certificates, be paid on the first day Of january,
1910, to the respective Stockholders their le-
gal representatives. attor,iies duly constituted
either at the Treasury at the Loan Office where
the Stock thus 80 be reimbursed, may then stand
credited to the proprietors thereof.
1t is further made known for the information
OF the parties concerned, that transfers ofthe
Certificates OF Exchanged Stock bearing the
permanent numbers contained in the annexed
Schedule, from the Books ofthe Treasury or of
any Commissioner OF Loans, will be allowed after
the FIRST day of December next. And the inter.
est on all the Certificates contained in the said
Schedule, will cease and determine, on the day
preceding the day hereby fixed for the reimburse
ment thereof. ALBERT GALLATIN,
Secretary ofthe Treasury.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-01

OTfCE.-The Trunk which was advertis.
u ed by the subscriber as stolen from the Ba-
sin on the night of the 2lst ult marked l. D..
Lynchburg, Va. contained the following articles,
VIZ gold breast-pins of oval, octagon, and other
forms, with glass to each, some of which are
inlaid with pearl, Others being plain and in the
form ola key-gold earrings of new patterns,
some OF which are set with topaz stone-also,
parcel of plain half moon hoop, do. and some
plain finger rings, with small red stone in each
books ofgold leaf-tortoiseshell combs black
hgh-topped buttons, and silk cord. A liberal
reward will be given for the whole ofthe articles
above mentioned, or q handsome compensation
for such portion ofthem as may be recovered
And should they be offered for sale, it is hoped
they will be stopped, and information given to
THOMAS Gun:
August 90. At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-01
TREAsuaY DEpAnrMENr,

1XTHEREAS, in conformity with the provisi
wv ons made by law, for the reimbursement OF
the Exchanged Six per Gent Stock, created by the
second section ofthe act intituled 6 All Act sup
Elementary to the Act intituled an Act making
provision for the redemption of the whole of the
public debt of the United States, passed on the
18th day of February, 1907, has been determi
ned by lot, that the Certificates ofsaid Stock, de
signated by che permanent numbers contained in
the annexed Schedule, should be reimbursed on
the first day of October next:
FUBLIC NOTICE
is therefore given to the propretors of the Cert-
iicates of Exchanged Six per Cent Stock, created
by the act aforesaid, and bearing the permanent
numbers contained in the annexed Schedule, that
the principal of the same, will, on surrender of
the certificates, be paid on the rst day Of October,
1909, to the respective Stockholders or their lie.
gal representatives, attornies duly constituted,
either at the Treasury the Loan Office,
where the Stock thus to be reimbursed may then
stand credited to the proprietors thereof
1t is further made known foe the information of
the parties concerned, thatno transfers ofthe GER
uhcates of Unchanged Stock bearing the perma-
nent numbers, contained in the annexed Schedule
from the Books of the Treasury, or Of any Com
missioner OF Loans WILDE allowed after the first
day OF September next And the interest on all
the certificates contained in the said Schedule,
Will cease and determine or the day preceding
the day hereby fixed for the reimbursement there
of.
ALBERT CIAILATIN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-01
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE:

~ FOh DALE III lI1lo OrTtS
The 5th Volume of the ENQUIRER. compleat,
bound in boards.
VIRGINIA DEBATES, in the Convention,
bound in calf, sheep and boards
BURR'S TRIAL, for Treason and FOR Mis-
deneanor, in boards-By ID. Robertson.
LETTERS on the Subject of THE CATHO-
Lies BY Peter Piynsiey-from the 11th London
EDITION
BLANKS, for Lasvyers, Clerks, Sherifs. Con
STABLES, Merchants, &c Gre. which will also be
printed according to any form exhibited, at the
shortest notice
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-01

NE business in future will be conducted by
= Hugh Chambers, who has removed TO the
Store formerly occupied by Dodge and Cobb, be
ing the upper or most westwartlly tene ment OF
the range of Col. Mayo's buildings-And in ad
dition to his present extensive assortment of Dry
Goods, expects shortly to receive a large addi-
tlonal supply from Philadelphia which will be
sold at very reduced prices for cash or acceptan-
ces in town at short date
HUGH CHAMBERS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-01
August 80.

E'OR SALE, two thousand acres of York Ri
i yer LAND, situated on the Pomunkev, in
the upper end of King iliam, distant from
Richmond twenty five miles, from Hanover
Town ten, and from Hanover Courthouse fiv4
this Estate is one of the best on York-
River, combining as many advantages, as
most in the lower country the land is not so
sandy as the Pomunkey low lands generally are,
which makes 1t produce good crops OF Wheat &
Corn-Adj dining is a manufacturing Mill, not
more than two miles from the Barn door, where
the Richmond price is gwen, deducting the car
riage to market For health, elegance of situa-
ton, and good water, few places more happily
combine these Neutrality-suspicious. sixth of the pur-
years will be given to the purchaser, and Deed
of trust required on the land, to insure the
punctual payment of the remaining instruments.
THOMAS CARR NELSON
Bleak-Hill, King Willi.2
am, August %. st
4 HE Partnership of PIGRARDS & Ellis,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Those. indebted to tkem will be pleased to make
payment. speedily as possible to either of the
Partners, who are equally authorised to receive
payment, and grant discbarges-Those having
claims against them will apply to Mark Richards
tor payment.
MARX RICHARDS,
JOHN ELLIS.
Richmond, august %.
THE business will be carried on for the flu
ture by Mark Richards, who returns his thanks
to the public, and his friends particularly for
Their liberal encouragement, and soiicits contin-
uation of their custom. M. RICHARDS i
August ~ 3tH
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-01
EUROPE.
NE&YoRK, August 25.
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.

NEW-YoRK, August 25.
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.
The arrival of the British packet Lady
Peiiew, captain Harvey, from Falmouth via
Halifax, has put the Editor of the MEXICAN.
TILE ADVERTISER IN possession of Fall
tpouth papers of July 10Th, London papers of
the 9Th, and Lloyd'S Lists of the 9TH. They
furnish no later intelligence from the Cont
nent of Europe than we had previously re-
ceived.
The Governor of Nova Scotia issued his
proclamation on the 18th Inst. notifying that
the order In council which permitted the i'm
portatioH of certain enumerated articles in
the North American British colonies from
the United Ssates, until the 25th March.
1909, had ceased; at the same time com
handing all ships and vessels owned by sub
jects of the u. States of America, i'm the
ports of Halifax or Shelburne, forthwith to
depart the same. And all persons are for
Ridden to import into the SAID ports any of
the articles enumerated in the said orders i'm
Council, IN any ship or vessel belonging to
the subjects OF the U. States, after the 18th
day OF september, OIL pain of forfeiting the
vessel and cargo.
Hehas also published another prociamati
on, bearing the same date, authorlsing & en-
powering British subjects, tor the space OF
six months from the date thereof. to import
and bring into the province from the United
states OF America, in British built ships or
vessels owned and navigated according to
law, scantliDg, plank, slaves, heading, boards,
shingles, hoops, or squared timber of any
soit, horses. neat cattle, sheep, hogs poultry,
or live stock OF any SORT, bread, biscuit, -four,
reas, Beans, Potatoes, Wheat Rice, Oats.
Barley, OF gram of any sort.
From London PGherS 10 Jlliy SIN received
at This gJfice by the Brush Packet.
LONDON, July 7.
When we read the French account If the
battle OF Raab, we expressed our conviction
that they had by no means obtained such a
victory as they claimed. We are happy 10
find, by the Austrian Bulletin which we sub
JON, that our opinion was well Funded
i lac intelligence contained ia this bulletin is
OF most satisfactory nature. Dalmatia is
sgain in possesslon Of the Austrians, and the
French have abandoned Fiume and Zenp.
BULLETIN or THE IMPERIAL AND ROYAL
AUSTRIAN ARMY.
WoLKERsDoRF June IS.
On the 18th inst. the corps usder the
Sommapd OF his Imperial and Royal High
lsess tle Archduke John. com posed OF 20. 600
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-01
August 90.

NIOTICE-IH Subscribe, intends to leave the
/ y state for a few months. During his abb
sence, his Professional business will be attended TO-
D, ms friends. DANIEL Gall, George Hay and Vim.
Wirt, Esqaves. ALEXANDER MsRAE.
Aagxst 25. 3tT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-01

1 GT Published BY Thomas Richie, nearly op-
posite the Gfsbe Tauern, Riehniond, Vrginia.
glf OF CONDITIONS - Flee dollars a year, to
be paid annually IN advance. Those svho suish 10
be considered as annual Subscribers, ust hereafter
designate the time Of subscribing, otherwise
their papers viii be discontinued at the expiration
of the first year. No paper can be stopped until
al arrearGges hare been paid oF.-Good aeceb-
fances, in Richmond only, viii be received in pay
,nent The same RUE as to Advertisements.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-01
an Ctl aNCERY LIN PowbataD couoty court
y July 81, 1909

4 n OF ANChkY --In POwbataD coUoty court,
u July 81, 1909
Brown, Kiges Z ca, Pyt.6s, against Samuel Fl !.
H'"ch and Jpyeph Mayb, executor of David Ow-
.n. deed, .IJrt'ts
TIE defendant Samuel IT owen, not having
entered his Appearance, and given security Dc.
eprdirg pthe act Of ASSEMBLY, and the roles Of
ihis coGrt ard itnpperirg to the satisfaction
The court, that be IS not an Inl,abitant OF tb,s
,u4iy Co morton Of the plaintiffs, by i,e.
counse Il % oraered. ,Phat tue detendart So
l7usl u. Owsn, doap9ear here ON The first day OF
'etqbc, t:cur neN, a'is wer the DilintiH = bill, Z
INF copy n this order be fcrihwi;h inserted
one Of tn Richmond news-parers, for tw
pantns 9it ssiyels ardposlcd a; tlie door of tic
toi'ii-hotrsn q this county.
csfG Irste,
JdS. P9TNDExTJ.R. c. c.
!, n. H% J. 2ih
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-01

A LII persons whom It may concern.--Wil
A please to take notice, that we intend short
ly IA remove to the State of Tennessee, aud have
fully authorised and empowered Joseph Cross
and John Glasebrook, ofthe County of Hanover,
70 transact all business, in our absence, relat-
ing TO the estate of VIM. Tinsley deceased, and
to our own individual affairs. a-Those indebted
to the said estate are reqvested TO make irnm.-
date payment, as ne fgdlher Indulgence can be
given, and notice hay,sg already been published
and not attended to, their Bonds will, without a
ny delay, be put into the hands of an Attorney.
VILLA. SI1TS,o%
49, ELiZABETH TINSLEr, Ad,n's. of
y, IVILLIAgf IINSLE1, Decd.
Hanover, August %. 5tT
n B. The lands, &c. heretofore advertised,
are still for sale or rent, and immediate pcssess-
on given. Apply to either of the above Attor-
MES.
OF PARTNERSHIP
II The Partnership. of Hugh Chambers of
Richmond, and VIM H. McCutchen and Enoch
Price of Philadelphia, was, on the 14th Inst. dis
solved by mutual consent-Ali persons indebted
to the House at Richmond, will make payment
to Hugh Chambers, who is fully authorised to
settle the affairs ofthe concern. .
HUGH CR4NPERS,
.e. -. Nm. II. l1cCUICAEN,
-ENOCR PRICE.
Richmond, August 90
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-01
DAVID VO0D, ! r
MARSHdL HEADS Trustees

NOTICE That a petition will be presented 10
IN the next GeaeyaI hsseDibLy o. this Common
Soedhh, Pyaying tha an dct NAV Pass, authorizing
the .fttgc N IRE superior Cgars Of Chancvy, IN
he RichDtgHd Disnicf, to Decree and order n sac
of "a baf of the real Estate If STEPHEN
SDUTHdLL, Decd if a6oa the CaJe TO he sui.
mtHe8 10 nm u shall a6peat, 10 ~ equitable, and
Jar IRE hs,erea 1 all parties CONSERVED, thar such
sale should tale place.
5alssf IS. 50
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-01

HIly"ef 81 lctfetN from .Ansf<yfo,o ,5o-
HSh PoSkel. " '"e brs-
THE. ne Friendship from New Yort .r5
f nr;sa, iros Boston capsdred By ren F'j'
i ptsa'ee &C.. aug ovousnI irto the Texel ana
nsn en- IS , ,gSS. ner by the boats of the D,nn5
49, ,s" " var VINO got possession of their ia
king t,c ca, oesn released by order of lie
eoS de enc IRE beng decared illegal le
1ree ct tl'e 3o;h, June, whether, ,ss she De-
nitted 'e' "iil oe par-
III.
."e Paiias is arrived from Virginia"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-01

ecuted Nv VIM. Daltonto David Wood, as trus-
tee for the purpose of securing the sum of three
hundred and seven Pounds, thirteen Shlings
and six Pence with legal Interest from the date
of said deed, due TO Nimrod Branham and Co.
the other bearing date the 9th OF January, 1903
Executed to Marshall Head as Trustee, tor the
purpose Of securing the sum expressed in said
deed, to Nnnrod BranhaTn and Co the sum of
nnety-hine Pounds, eleven Silillings, aud six
Pence with legal Interest from the 3Oth Nov.
1907. and TO NimTod Branham the sum of
six Pounds, six Sbillings and five Pence due
Isl September, 1907 And further to secure to
The SAID Nimrod BranlIam what said Dalton
may owe HIN at the close of this Indenture for
dealings wiz be sold ON Thursday the 9TH day
Of September next--Onthe premises that valua.
bic Tract Of Land, whereon the said Dalton now
resides in the County OF ALTERNATE, bounded by
the lands of WIN Marshall, Benz. Robertson,
Marshal Head and Col IIomas Dickerson, con.
tanning 400 acres shere is a considerable quantity
OF said Land good low grounds On the above
Tract IS dwelling house, and other convenient
out houses the SAID Land will be sold according
to The provisions Of an Act Entitled an Act Con
cernlng Executions snd for other purposes pas
.ed 3ls, Ian 1909. The subscribers will convey
the T,tie TO the purchaser or purchasers as vest
Ell in them as Trustees only.
DAVID WOOD, } NJ
1fARSHdL HEADS Trustees
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03
[Ertracf, from Lond.n Pri,,a.7

LONDON, July 18. The advices from In
d,a, which have been brought by thecc.,yoy
Oh the CulloCen, Vice Admiral Sir EGiy.ri
FcHew, are represented to be.of an uufavnr
able nature. The letters reach to the 81 rF
February. The expedition under General
Malcolm had been ready from the 1871. o..
July, but had not sailed, and waited for fur
| ther dispatches from Persia, and for an an.
sWer to reference, which the Ceneralh,d
made to Calcutta. Sir Hartford Jones bv ac.
ceptinB an invitation to proceed 10 Schira.
had deranged the plans OF Lord Minto h.,
Gen. Malcolm had di.approyed of the over
! lures The accounts from Bombay are NOT
more pleasing. Differences Of an aIarmino.
nature mad taken place between the British
and the government OF Trayancore, and an
| attempt had been made ;ocui off the presi-
dent, col. Macaulay. The Bewan's troon.
had attacked our Subsidiary force at DeIIop.
/ v hen ne iieeet arrived at Cochin, col Ma
cauiay was lying there on board the Piednon.
| talsc, IN order to protect come Companies of
Seapoys, who were nearly surrounded by tbs
people of IravauCore. W- had lost 5bG,,.
40 men in the contest. Colonel Chalmers
I with his force at Quiion, had been attacked
end upwards OF ouc hundred OF his men had
been killed and wounded! How The Rs
tJah OF Iravsrcore had sanctioned these di..
turb9nces IS not known, tpl the Deya,,
had assembled the Whole force Of the c0,,1.
try, and had assumed the entire command
The 1ravanccIans bad killed Jhs Rai1h Of
I Cochin and his successor because lie had
refused 90 join with item; bug q thira has
been appointed, who had declared ggain.s
Us I. had been deemed expedi,nt b. cel
Macaulay TO arm the christian ipa.,bitspt.
, OF Jravancore, many ~ whom, tn cogse-
iquenCe, had suffered by order Of flc Dewsr.
/ / ne feet had passed seven ve- Of Can.
Conoron, which were Conveying die 1ot,
regiment, sent By General Maitland. from,
/ Colombo to- Quiion. We regret 20 End. that
! some unpleasant accounts have ARRIVED frors
! Madras. Lieut.. col. Munro, quarter-mag-
( general, had, it seems, been pot egdsr
Iarrcsthy Genersl Mecdowsh 10 cois..,, .tl,cc
( ol some chsrg- which had been BROUGHT 81
/ gainsi him. Tie zrrc twas REMOVED 6y tie
i government, w1o ordered the clisr,,sA TO be-
/ withdrawn. The General, h0yQcsGr. $50.
Iporjed by tho )inion Of ; naiority %, bis CT.
! icers, reiu.ed.to withdraw the cilargcs aid
demanded court martial o1 cu. Munro.
/ The General had also declined 10 attend :.
lconcil, which met on he subject, and had,
Win sens diGcul!J1 sot - .s4f@ ti41 Laar