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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-01
SIXTH BULLETIN FROM THE
FRENCH ARMY.

!" ST.. PoiTEN, MAY ..
The Prince of Ponte Coryo. who com
mands the 9th corps, Composed in a rrea,
measure OF the Saxon army, and which has
marched near the Bohemian frontiers.
spreading disquietude every where las caus-
ed the Saxon general Gutcshmitt 10 march
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-01
July %.

A PiLUABLE SERF.iNT fOR SALE.-
Il Negro Woman about twenty years ot
age, that does not breed, has been well brought
up for cooking, washing and ironing, and is
excellent in the house. especially among chill
drcn. Apply at this Office
luly 49, &C
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-01

John I.E TELLIEK-DENIIST Mex,
y door TO ifd,rund Randaiph's, nea.' tire CapitoI
has returned to- Richmond, and will continue to
practice, III the different branches of his profess.
ion, {. in setting artificial teeth, in the most ap-
proved manner inrestoring natural ones, to their
proper elegance, without imjurii,g their enamel
He plugs the cavities of such as are decaved -
Likewise extracts those that are too far gone to
be saved, in which operation, he makes use of
Bru6's Patent Extracting Instruments,
which takes the teeth out without any possbl-
tyef fracruring the jaw or bruisins the gums, 4
withmuch less pain than the instruments that are
in generalpse.
He has DENTRfFtcE, of superior quail
ty.
July 60. At
n DEBf.-At 4 quarterly SESSIONS cou.t ,hcnl
tor Gonchand county at the courthouse on
Monday, the 20th day of March. 1909
L. N. & James Bramhaln, PTS gainst Jarres
Pace Def't
This day came the plaintiffs bv their attor
ney, and the defendant not being arrested on the
P.urics capiasss awarded in this cause and not
10 answer the plaintiff action athpur
socmnly called Therefore on the motion of
the plaintiffs by their attorney ii is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here on
the th'rd Monday in August next, and ans wer
the plaintiff action aforesaid or that Judgment
will then be rendered against him in default
OF his appearance according TO his specially
with interest and costs, and it is further order
ed that this order be published at three success.
siyc court days at the door at the court hourse
of this county, and also three times in the Vir.
ginia Gazette.
Il Copy Tsste
Nm. MILLER, c. C C
July %. STU
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NANTED TO PURCHASE, two good
w house SERvAsTs-onc male, the other
female for one or both, ii well recommended,
liberal price will I've paid in cash-Apply to
messrs. Tompkins & Murray of Richmond
Or JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, July %. g
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-01

kfOk SALE, in the totvn Of Carte, sUil.e, u0on
Il Jd'neS River, Lots M 6 and %. being tie
sumo formerly ozvneaby Msssrs. DeaneS'-on the
frSt rs Sooa Dwelling HOUSE, store and other
improvements, and on the iast a Rood lnubcr housr
c'edH 81 me, two, and three years zUiH he given
Honds with dpprooed security, to 6edr iatcres tram
the date, y notPnncfnd(ly paid, sgW be required -
Far flrfher particulars, apply to Nsssys :Yohn {,
f. Cunningham, at Carttspiiie, qgho griH oheap tie
premises, or to
JAME.S G. JoHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, .1uiy % or
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-01

AIMS FOR SALE-fac oupscrlt.ers, At
- IornIes IN tact, for Col. John Sinini Farley,
and hls sister, Mrs Eizabetn Morsum, res uenls
IN Great-Brtain, offer for sale their remaining
proportion of tnat valuable
TRACT or LAND.
In the county OF 10, kmginm and state of North
Carolina, called the S.uratown Estate
Ihis land iymg contiguous To one of the bran.
ches OF Roanoke River, and in the mits, of =,
Wealthy country, Is represented be oi gre It Ter
Unity, and To unit so many ADVANTAGES az 10 lac.
well worth the attention at tue purchasers j,
contains from 10 To 10000 acres and wiii b, sold
IN one whole, or in distinct parcels at lie option
OF those who may wish to buy Tor when pur-
pose it has been laid Of, in separate lots A pot
"t the land is left in the possession of VIM. Ed
wafh broadnax, esq of Brunswick c.,,n,y, Vir-
Einia,, who has purchased a part of it. and To
@hon!, tor more correct information as e, it's o,,,
ihy, situation and other advantages, purchaser,
are referred, as we'll as to MIR. Ira ili:is, who
Aves On the spot. Mr.. Broadnay will also make
known the terms of sale, and any contract enter
ed INTO with him for the purchase of tie above
land or any pstt thereof, viii be obligatory ON
ourselves, and OR principals
Il TAYLOR.
d, sfOHy DUNLOP
Petersburg, Va Ju'y2 DIV
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IN DEBT --In Goochand county court goth
u March, 1909
James Camp, PIT against William Shepard
Deft
This day came the plaintiff, by his attorney,
and tie sheriff having returcd the pi'lries capia-
,scs awarded III this cause "not found" and the
defendant although solemnv called, not appear
ing to answer the pits action Therefore on the
motion OF the plaintiff nv his attorney, it is or
dered that the said defendant do appear here ON
the third Monday III August next and ans wer
the Pies action aforesaid, or that judgment will
then he rendered against him in default of his
appearance according TO his specially with inte-
rest and costs, and it is further ordered that this
oYder be published at three successive court DAYS
Al tha door o. the court house Of this county,
and aiSothrce Zines IN he Virginia Gazette.
n do5g. Jcg'e
I'm MILLEp, z &C.
inly ~. 9Ti
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-01
~. PASSAGE FOX LONDON.
>-yX<X3S THE. SNIP
~ Mh% PATRIOT. GROF.NJNIG,

syHMA% PATRIOT. GROF.NJ.NG,
ss1sss5El-> hlathias Prob8t, Master
Willsal for London, on or about. the J 9Th of
next month, and can accommodate eight or ten
Passengers she is n remarkably stronsc and well
hi't ship, OF about 500 tons. almost ne v +, :nd
las roo'ny and elegant CABIN. Her cargo be-
ing engaged, apply for Passage only, TO the
Master on board, or 10
NIENE1:ER G. VON KAPFF.
Norfolk, July 30. I'm
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u PUBLIsHEp ny THOMAS RIrcHIE, or
PosirR THE cLoBE TAVERN, AT FIVE DOL.
LARS PER- ANaUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-20
PHILADELPHIA, dhnl IS.


The war in this city is at an end, and tran
guilty an peace again restored. General
Bright arrived yesterday morning from
Lancaster and Immediately ordered the
guards to be removed from the dwellings q
the representatives Of David Rlttenhouse,
deceased. The Marsha has IN his custody
one of the ladies, in whose case a writ OF
ha5eas corpus was brought before and heard
by the Chief Justice Yesterday, but the O.
Their lady, as far as we can understand, mas
not yet been taken-T The whole OF yesterday
was occupied in the discussion OF the TIA
beas Corpus, and on behalf oithe Common
wealth and Mrs. Sergeant, the case was ar.
gue,l by the attorney general w. franklin
and Jared Ipgersol, esqrs. and by II. e
Tel ian.and ". Lewis, esqrs. tor Olmstead.
The opinion of the Chief Justice remains
to be given, and Il It shall be, that he eau
not set aside the writ, then 1t IS -rumoufed,
the money WILDE paid. The opinion VIII
be delivered at the Court Room, IN the
State House, at IL O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-20
To raise HEMP Seed.

The land must be rich and made mellow
by ploughing and narrowing. After that
is done, lay it off in rows about six feet a.
part, by furrough with your plough !;
drop your seed in these burrows, from four
to SIX inches apart; cover them with light
soil, about one inch deep. When the plant
comes up, keep it clean of grass and weeds
till it gets SIX or eight inches high then
you may put in your plou5h and turn fur
row to it, and tend it with the plough and
hoes as you would Indian corn. The ground
worm, if any in the nelghborhood, will cut
it off when young; but their place may be
supplied by drawing up others where they
are too thick, and transplanting them after
a shower of rain (they will admit of being
transplanted very well, it done carefully.)
When the plants get aboat IL inches high,
thin them, SO as to leave them about eight
cen inches apart that will be sufficiently
near; and if the land is very rich, 3 feet
would be better distance, The plant that
bears seed never blossoms, and that which
blossoms bears no seed but they must not
be separated.
When your seed begins to rlPen, there is
as small yellow bird, which comes in aocks
and will destroy it if not attended to. Tne
eed will begin to ripen in August, and will
continue to ripen and fall from the stalk till
the frost checks it. It is well worth while
at this time to go thro' with sheet spread
under the plant, and shake 1t, or strike the
limbs with small stick, to make the seed
fall this should be done twice week at
least, or you will lose half your seed. a
bout the last Of September will be the time
to cut them down or pull them up. You
must have clean place to cure them On, as
the seed falls out very easily after the stalk
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-20
ELECTIONS,

The campaign has commenced, and will
be continued with great animation IN New
York. The FIVE New England states are
decidedly federal NewYofk affords great
hopes-Drlaware is always federal. There
viii be a federal increase in Virginia. It
he good cause continues to gather strength
as rapidly as it has lately, the elections, in
states not here named, next fall, will shew
q majority of the states federal.
At a general meeting OF the adopted
republican citizens" in New York on FRI
dav last, 500 persons present, resolutions
were entered into not to vote at the present
election. This is said, IN their address, to
be IN consequence of the democratic party
having tyrannically excluded them from al
Offices. &c. The meeting ordered their adj
dress and resolutions to be printed IN hand
bills, for general circulation.
Ontbe third Monday in April commenc-
ed the General election in Rhode Island.
MASSACHUSETTS. In 4o6 towns
Gore, Is ,228-Lincoln, 1895. Fede-
raj gain, $500.
To console themselves, on the defeat OF
toryism in Massachusetts, and the glorious
,riu,nphs of patriotism over. French and
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-20

road Of the French into Portugal, had
reached Lisbon.
Aletter from Lisbon, dated the 18th inst.
mentions the arrivai there OF an offlcer,
who had escaped from Madrid, who gave
an account of the duke of Neufchatel gen.
BerthieD and gen. Maisson, having b pee
assassinated by two women at Madrid. q
Other accounts state, that an lnsurrectlo or
of the people had taken place, and that
those twoothcers fell in combat.
An extract of a private letter from laas-
ses, dated Feb. /, says SO Within these
few days, gen. Blake, with a small CORPS
and a military chest, entered this place, on
his march into the interior OF the province.
Extractof aletter from Lisbon, FEB. 10.
e The enthusiasm prevailing throughout
Portugal. is beyond description. Every
maa, Old and young, is anxious to 6s en-
rolled to fight in his country's cause. Mess.
Caldas and Flans. A. Machado, merchants
of this city, have organised two regiments
one Of cavalry, the other Of infantry, pad,
clothed, and ACQUIRED at the expence OF
the individuals enrolled In them.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-20

executive influence among US, the editors
of our democratic papers delightthemselves
with the belief that their idol has obliterated
every vestige and. every hope Of Liberty in
Spain. We presume not to scan the de
cfees Of PROVO nee, but we. are not with
out a growing confidence that the cause OF
freedom will vet revive in Europe. SPAN
has done more than half enough to secure
independence to the European continent.
Please Heaven that this moment is embrac-
ed by the yassal powers of the north, and
the noon tide of the tyrant's power IS past.
And we do not yet dspair of seeing the day
when his slaves in our abused and insulted
country, will cease to derive from his glory
or his influence, that impulse by which they
have subsisted, and those expectations tor
which they seek to betray US.
Bost. Rep.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-20
SPAIN 81 PORTUGAL.

0panish and Portuguese papers to late
sss nave come to band. The extracts
! %aaSe made viii be read with consi Terra
y They shew that the. enthusi-
~ Y both nations continued undated, and
$, Ns lSely'to oppose considerable Difficult
@Iae progress of the eonquerer.
~ aald that accounts have been reeeiv-
NSShe Spanish ambassador of another
& kment IN Arragon. The letter with
- PARTICULARS IS, we understand dated the
:. - an' The action was in the. immedi-
w.. ,'lllty OF Saragossa. The patriots
|.0d after severe conflict, victorious,
!, - Inc bodies of 1000 Frenchmen whiten-
uihe field of bauls.
|d.b, 'ne Madrid Gazette, the national
h T. :. paper money of Spain, is recogniz-
4, = lae new government; but the credit
IsDps 70 be paid by bills upon king 10
r. possessions in the two Americas.
a., '''srs from Oporto state that the mar
s6 : = horaana had formed junction
] lei, f iS euessain Estramadura, and that
hln oa'ed forces had been very success
Nsral attacks on the enemy.
Mad sssel has arrived at Dublin, which
ab,, . J. the Tagus on the 18th inst. and
N's no authentic account of any In
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-20
Thresh out the seed, and

becomes dry. Thresh out the seed, and
clean it.with a fan.
tried the above method in time Of the
American revolution, and raised twenty
eight bushels of excellent seed from less
than one acre Of ground, and a part OF the
ground was not very good. / had some
stalks as thick as the small Of my leg,and !
think must have gotten upwards OF aPeck
of seed from single stalk. Not finding
a market for the seed, | declined raising
it.
f. K.
NIB. The above information being CONF
municated for the benefit of the American
citizens generally, it is hoped aud request
ed that the printers throughout the United
States will publish the same, tomakei ge-
morally known.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-20

:,na,e cooperation and concert
acre ln. have vet benz able TO do.
n tA s'n' oss / 'welnlerstand, havereceiv-
t'9 ':as from the continent, which salts
d aa. NY account for Bonaparte's sudden re-
: r. 10 Paris. $3.50 Ia ;nte,l;-
'l, ghs following is, we believe, the in'elll-
~ ,b,,s communicated.
ga e december Dec last the Austrian Cabinet
. confidential mission to ST. Peters
sp' w;tha view of exposing to the en-
ufg 4 lsvander the extravagant and dan
S Is1u ~ ambition Of Bonapafate, the inlnst-
70 8 his conduct in Spain, and the necessi-
: = = had imposed on the cabinets OF Russia
y = Austria to unite for their mutual pro-
'' NON. The emperor Francis, at the same
w. made frank communication OF the
p'' ssares he had adopted to meet the war
p s:.b r despairsd of beng able to avert,
s .abe invited the emperor Alexander to
- ..r INFO such arrangs ments as might be
s ..Ssssary to oppose a barrier to the over.
s .hslup,g tyranny Of France.
s' qs;s overture the emperor Alexander
.,mrdiatrlv Communicated 10 Ronaparte IN
s "''l and 10 this circumstance his hasty
unlocked 2 for return to Paris IS imPst-
M forther learn, that the intentions OF
Austria, the hopes Of Prussia and the poll
- q Russia, have 5eeniexnosed 10 france
!, he intereeption Of a letter from the
n ~ Of Prussia to her father the duke OF
i edinburgh Suylitz. From the reports
,6ebs have reached us, it appears III t the
.sOi,ions OF the French ambassador eau
bacoart had been excited BY the frequent
.rrviews which tire Prussian minister OF
q,te baron Seladsn (who- had attended their
nassties TO Petersburgh had with the Aus
iran embassy, and that he had caused
prlssian officer of the name of Bruger, &c.
3 be followed, and it is said, murdered,
and his papers secured. Amongst these,
vas the litter from the queen to her father,
expressive Of her hopes, that the war which
Austria was about to wage, in which Alex
ader had been strongly, although hitherto
usuccesstully urged to join, would tend TO
restore her husband TO his former rank in
Europe. The emperor Alexander Is repre-
anted as being pleased with the prepare
tons Of Austria, and to be restrained from
joining in them, rather through fear Of Be-.
baparte than from friendship 70 him, he
sNlation Oh affairs m SPAN IS msatlored as
kmg favorable to the intended operations
|d Austria, which, it's added, would de.
|pope themselves carly III shespriDg.
The Prussian array comprises 10000 ef-
fsrtye men; of which $3.50 were cavalry,
guards, Sc.
Reports ofan approaching war between
france and Austria were In general circlI
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-20
Lottery Intelligence.

Black River Lottery, No. 2.
: Gain of the wheel at the close of the fourth
days drawing 6,olo dollars.
Present price of tickets, Nine Dollars Fif-
ty Cents, but will rise in few days to Ten
Dollars.
Warranted undrawn tickets, or cash tde-
Quoting postage) given for prizes as soon as
drawn
Tickets in great variety ofnumbers, for
sale ct
R. Gray's Book Store.
April 90.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-20
April 90.
NOTICE.

TVHE subscriber having been appointedby
Il Mcssrs. John Stnnlt, jr. and David
ricketts,, to act as their agent, for the CON-
Quoting their business in Alexandria, in and
under the firm Of ]. S. and ID. RICKETTS,,
begs leave to give notice, that he will have
for aale, on their account, regular supply
of FLOUR, &c. and in like manner will be
in-the purchase of WHEAT, SsC.
any kind Of produce received on storage at
the warehouse Of j. S. end u. Ricketts,, who
have for sale about one thousand barrels Of
SUPERFINE FLOUR.
William Newton, agent.
April l2-l5) d
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-20
Wilmington Canal.

THE Commissioners appointed under the
act Of Congress for opening the Canal in the
City of Washington, hereby give notice, That
book for receiving and entering suBscrip-
tons for raising Capital Stock for the pur--
pose of opening said Canal, will be opened
on Thursday, the 25th day of May next, at
Lone, Hotel, in the City of Washington,
and kept open from ten O'Clock, f.. NJ. till
three O'Clock, p. Nj.
Daniel Carroll, Of Dud.
George Blagden,
Griffith Combe,
Frederick May,
James D. Barry,
John Law,
Elias B. Caldwell,
COMMISSIONERS.
Washington, 18th April. lawt25thM
Form Of tosuer to subscribe.
I, 10 hereby authorize and
empower to subscribe Tor me
in nv name, for shares in the Hash
ing>on Canal Cenhany. Witness my hand
ani. sc,lt Is day Of in the
yea &c.
April 10, iAN'@o'l'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-20
SAVING OUR SEAMEN.

Seamen's wages in BALTIMORE, are from
50 to IS dolls. per mouth
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-20

The American consul at Liverpool has
formally contradictcd the Story brought to
New York last fall, by a captsOdiorne, and
which kindled the hopes and fears of the
whole continent, that the former had sent
his clerk on board the Richard at Liver
pool, to acquaint him that France had de-
clared war against the United States, &c.
&c.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-20

Extracts q a letter from q. .Suedish gentle
man in London to It's friend IN Philadef-
bhia, dated Dec. T. 1903.
g Gottenburg has had very profitable
trade all this time some thousands OF yes
sells have been coming to and going from it
The commerce Of the Baltic has also been
very brisk. Sugar, coffee, and other colo
NAL produce, have been carried in album
danceto the countries whose governments,
under French influence, forbid the importa-
ton Of them.
g The herring fishery Of Gottenburgh has
commenced, and been SO far good ; and the
steady westerly wind is very favorable in
driving the fish to the coast.
/" Provisions are dear in Sweden, owing
to the quantity wanted by our troops but
thank God, we have sufficient. Norway is
reported to be in want Of this"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-20
Extract q "a letter from Bristol, (EnglandJ
dated fan. 80.

~-1NN' wv y y
dated '1an. 80.
G 1t is reported here to day, that govern
ment intend to send another army to Spain,
Of &c, 900 men, to act it is supposed Oh the
coast, or march into the interior, as clrcum-
stances may require, by which they hope to
make diversions in favor of the patriots.
No doubt if this expedition sails, it is in
consequence ola promise to Austria to di-
vert the attention of the French in Spain,
while she endeavors to assert her rights In
the north it is the opinion here, that Aus
tria will make push, her fate is involved
in the fate Of Spain; if she falls, Austria
will inevitably be annihilated England is
convinced of it, and will act accordingly.
The ports Of Holland are again closed,
animmense quantity produce was shipped
from thence during the short period Bona
parte from policy allowed them to be open
ed"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-27
DIR. RopERTspN's
PATENT STOMACHICK WINE BITTERS.

Price one dollar
These celebrated and well knoyn Ditters are COM
posed purely of vegetables of the most innocent yet
specifck virtues, and are particularly recommended
for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing and
strengthening the stomach and increasing the appe-
tite; they expe worms III all ags, but from their
simplicity and safety, most natural and efectu-
alyernifuge when administered 10 children they
are gratefully warm snd rrnGently aromatick they
are extremely serviceable in all selsons but parcu-
larly so on the approach OF warm keaher when bill
ious habits experience such total loss Of appetite
they are also certain preventive gainst those com
plants so common in the spring a fall seasons such
as intermittent fevers and agues, long auumna fe-
vers, dyscntarics, &c.
They possess moreover, the property peculiar TO
themselves, Of qualifying and amelorating those in
lalpmatory pernicous qualities Inherent in ardent
spirits and so often fatal when takeA upon empty
stomach, and converts them into wholesome pleas
ant and nvigorating stomachick.
From their celebrity as an antlotc against the
scurfy they are particularly calculated for seafaring
persons to whose attention they are particularly re-
commended they very pleasant Cordial Bitter,
and are recommended Tor the use OF tayerns as well
as private houses.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-27

ment his own arch of triumph with tie exploits Il
another prince, and Of one whom, by the very sup
posed case, he despiscd
leave you to settle there points in America, whcfc
doubt not the discussion will be more satisfactory,
and il certainly will be as decisive as mine.
have said enough of arches for one letter but
let me remark, that those Of Severus and Constsn-
tine have been for centuries partially buried TO he
depth of ten or twelve feet in the esrh and no popc
until the present. has had the spirit to lay open the
beauties of which the upper and exposed parts were
such pledges.
Let our philosophical friends settle, before we re-
turn, this knoty question, which, on the spot, with
books observation, and much reflection cannot de-
eide, why some parts OF Rome now buried in an
earth apparently natural from ore to thirty feet,
while others, streets and pavcments, publick ard
private edifces are OF the original level This is
thing, which think will be good bone to gnaw"
for your philosophers. Yours, &c.