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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-06
seems calculated to produce, both rpon the 4

seems calculated 70 produce, both ,Epcn the
character of the poem, and Of It's author, Mr..
Barlow probably was induced soWrite AM
publish lis answer. It will th9reiore be of
some use to examine how far4ht has sue.
cerded in accomplishing his object. itnlay
have been a secret to ~. Gregolre, hnl &
has not been one in this country, tliat Dir
Barlow has long borne the repusation-oG 2
fixed, and resolute in6del, il nocol SOM
thing worse than an inhdel Alr. 6ariow
may perhaps make this tact the ground OF
complaint against his coantrysllaa. But it
is not " cry common case, thar man OBJ
tains very extensively the character OF an
pnbeliever in christianity, wlthoqt there ist
some foundation for slle charge. Especial
w would it not be Likely 70 happen respect
ing a man, who, Ike far. Barlow, RAD once.
borne the Office oi q preacher. From @nat-
ever source the idea originated, It IS CERTAIN
that it has been generally believed through
the country, Tor many years, rtlat Atr. Bar
low is an in6del, md an enemy to christian
ity.
One Of the first circumstances which
strikes the mind, or the perusal OF Mr.. Bar
lows letter, is, d labored attempt at con-
vincing his antagonist By Aattrry. He styles
HIM at the outset, his C his dear s'ood tie71d"2
80 ny e,cceAeat Greg and to prove
that the French, in private friendship, are
as DISTINGUISHED and mistaken at least as any
people that he has seen says, nc could cite
many examples, but supposes 1t necessary
to mention none bat NJ. Gregoire, and
adds" it would indeed be paying too
high compliment 10 any nation Oil earth to
cite Gregoire as sample OF Its moral and
social character, &c. &c. 1t is mark or
subtilly in debate, 10 cajole your adversary,
before you reason with him. But in this
instance, we cannot peIsud- ourselves, that
Mr.. Barlow had not further object IN
view. 1t is apparent, that he wished to
blnd his friend by honied accents, while ne
led him gently away from the real question
between them tor it is equally apparent,
that E1r. Barlow las evaaed the points In
dispute, Notwithstanding he declares that ne
has no such idea.
Alter ieebiy attempting to throw the
blame OF the picture upon somebody else,
and family expressing his regret that 1t was
put in Inc book. ,lr. Barlow says How
much our religious opinions depend On the
place OF oar birth! Had you and been
born in the same place, theseis no doubt but
we should have bseo Of the same religion.
Had the place been Ccns:anlaople, we must
have been mussul,nen." lnis is a pretty
fair confession, that such men as Mr. Bar
low pick UP The hrst religion they come at,
whether good or bad. 4 ms shcws an &C.
aommodating spirit, at least in Mr.. Barlow
though perhaps 81. GregoiIe will not on
sent 10 be bound by MS friends confessions.
10 be continued
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-06

With Nilller's House, two-story Dwell
ing House, conamodious Stone Store House,
Blacksmitns' Shop Stable, sc. and sixty a.
cres Of Land, admirably adapted to timothy,
great part of which is highly improved
meadow.
The Mill House is 4S by Sc feet, with .
pair of Burr Stones, a BY 8, and a pair OF coun
try stones.
With respect TO situation and other ,advan-
tages there is none in Virginia more propi-
tious, being on a never failing stream formed
by a conAux of the Bull Run and Catharpin
about four miles from the Little River Turn
pike Road, and one mile from the Lontem-
plated road from Fauquier court house to
Ccntreyil.e, and directly IN toe route flona an
extensive contiguous settlement OF Produc-
tive farms.
The terms of sale will be one third of the
purchase money in hand, and the balance In
one, two and three years, secured by bond
with approved security.
Any person Inclined TO purchase may have
an opportunity of treating for this property
In the mean time with
LAMBDA Carter.
spet. 80. -. 90
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-06
VIsNsA

NJ. de Bnbna, aid dy-esn'o of q .
roF OF Austria, arrived vxsrrr " ''' er
enorann. They speak Of new wy At S
ton Of the ar'n.s.ic- all thar pF0'g|
that. the Austrian army is not n Ivy
to rrconmence hos,iIities. On !. ter
all travellers from Hungary AMI ~" rs
are agreed. ' vol
The positions of the French am,
undergone little change. The army 4E y
occupies Carinthia, Carnio!a. S,r,;s, 0'h
part OF Hungary it has its head .m .
at Raab. The troop, of mar,b,I ivan. NJ
donald at Gratz which separate IT,. 'I'
from Morsvia the marshal duE, ar "
zic occupies Upper Austria, sahzb W. ~
the frontiers of the Tyrol ; mar,baI 81 !,
sena occupies the western paro M NJ "l
and marshal DAvoust the eastern ~ =
bavarlan division is at Lintz.
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w ARsAw, Aus,,st %

tits contemplated to maintain orCs
10000 men from the Polish army, INN.
to the troops of Gailicia, without r Re- ;1
the numerous recruits which are fonl
the dspets, and who are exercised dsiH
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-06
AMSTERDAM. Sent 10

All the islands OF Zealand, with tn, n
ception of Wslcheren, are occupied BY N
troops OF his majesty. Marshal y.rhsu1
with the squadron under his command, h,
approached before Zireksee, TO project h
passage of the Infantry to the islands
Schouwen. A CATER belonging 70 the er.
my has been taken and Carried into Ro;s,
dam.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-06

W. oAHLEswIG, A..
and is @iviroas, that the eo !, a,
city is beginning to revive. s0''T.' I'm !,
rived about htty American r ,asrs&, u,
isdeo WITH cargoes es,,ma,s si's'4, /.
than 100000 rix dollars, M
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-06
a1yaas'at ed fem 1a,e J..

III. eoRFSEAcgS. Sc 1si h.
& we are assured thar peace i !.
den. 0eu osnmsstfk - \
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-06
PARIS, Sept li

PARIS, SebtM
According to the last letters from Ma
Grid, the following IS the actual position
the French army which cover that capm
The first corps { Marshal Vlc,ors) SaIo7
ledo; the second Marshal Soults at Pa i
centia; the fourth corps, gen. Ssb:':iaa':
at AranjuSz, and the 9th corps Mlrsaal
Ney's 1t Salamanca.
September 49,
On the 1osh Of Octobr NIX: a aaga
truce, expedited by his exc IIsn'y the an'
ster o. the u. S. ntar the court Of Franz,
will sail from DiepPe for PhiadsIphaca-
ny other American 20. which the wndmay
permit her to enter; and vii axe on board
persons wishing 70 embark Tor the w.
LONDON, S,p IS.
The feet from China is arrived. twas
at St, Helena on the 18th of July at which
,ime three of the feet, VIZ de Glory, *
pertinent and Lord Nilsson, had not OF'n q
h ard If. An American vessel repohN
that they have been taken by French pfV''
teers and carried mo the !sie OF France
An officer OF the general s.af Q! the amy q!
in Spain writes under date OF August ~
from Truxillo as foilows.:--' lie Wal w. ~
Spain is nearly at an end. The Sp'n'' I's
are the complete slaves of supcrst'f''n . ."s
fanaticism. Ii is the general oPla,u ,, ,
we shall be in England before the Sip''''''
of two months"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15

FOR SALE. ar Exchang1. for Land in the
i,wer country, u large Plantation, and one
''nn'ed ate'y on navigabe water will be prefer
red, IT have to give bpot, large and comforta.
bic house and lot, in the city of Richmond, with
IN one hundred and fifty yards Of the Capitol, and
next doorto the Virginia Eank. There is every
convenient clubhouse for ge family or boar.
hng-house. or tavern. A Smiths Shop, 40 feet
by "a, two storv bultffre- proof, That is no lea
sed Tor tour years, at S lou dolls per year, aud
reat of S 500 per year, has freq emily been of.
tered for the dwelling house with its convenen.
cies. The whole ofthe houses and lot is now in
as complete repair, and just painted, as any in the
city. A liberal barter, will make, if the land
offered, suits me or Iwlt sci at 1, & three
years credit, tor all the money except one fourth
which must be in cash or negotiable notes with
approved endorsers, payable the first of Februa-
ry next, at which time will give possession
My house is now ready to receive 90 or IS board.
ers, & will certainly be kept as a boarding house
until the rising of the next general assembly, as
feel myself under some obligation tn my fri ends
who have heretofore favored me with their Gus.
tom. Every exertiori, on my part, will he made
use OF to give general satisfaction, to the gentle
men who may choose to board with me.
also wish to sell, small Farm in Chesterfield,
that now rents for Per cent upon what ask
tor 1t, and it is generally believed the bowels of
the earth is loaded with coal, a, there is every
mark, and the land is in the ne,hborl,ood of the
coal-pitts, and situated on the turnpike road, 9
miles from Manchester.
also wish to sell, on g. credit one fifth part of
tract of valuable land, in the upper end of
York county, and supposed to contain FIVE or Sin
hundred acres.
I.'so will sell, on credit, House and Lot, in
the ;ity of Williamsburg, which will be shown
to any person that wishes to purchase by apply
ing to Mr.. John Coke, OF that place ri
Any person inclined to purchase or exchange
for any Of the above property, will please to call
on me. JOHN p SHIELDS
September Is. wSw =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15

- '''hc field Of specul;.: On Is iacxI,aus.iblc !;
the consequence, ot tic last tony and over
throw ct Austria, few 1iea give themselves
the trouble to Look at---ani many are too in
fatuated to believe, when the evidence is be-
fore their eyes.
The Curkish crescent sinks on the hori
son of Europe--the Hellespont will be no
longer ssioIe TO the commerce of Eng
land, or any power that submits to her ty-
ranny. Shafn, Portugal, Sicily, Malta, fall
and that alliance which would nave
heen laughed at. as iudicrous. 30 years ago
will take place; AN alliance offensive and
defensive between Great Britain and the III
!gerene & Iunisians. Before this universal
revolution closes, we should not be surpri-
scd to see the eagles of Napoleon OH the
shores of.Barbary, roofing out those nests of
piracy there arc other more trying and Sc
rious events which regard other portions of
Europe, which we do not touch now, because
we mean to give them a more enlarged dis
cussion on another day......furora.
On Monday the su6scrihtion for the stock
efthe BANK OF FLASHING ron 7vas ohened
at Longs Hotel. We have The pleasure to
STATE that the number Of shares to lsuIich
The subscription rs HmiteS, (2S.O0o shares
az 40 dollars each } 7uas subscribed before
o'clock .dt o'clock, Till (Which hour the
commissioners zvere required to keeh ehen
tb" books, $4,000 shares ,vere Subscribed
and maayhcrsons zvere in attendance, gviose
subscriptions, if they could hare been re-
ceiped. Svonid have added very considerably
fsho The SURPLUS already subscribed. In
order TO reduce the number Of shares TO
that fred by the constitution offhe Bank,
an account e9uat 10 the surplus will be de-
dncfed from the shares Of these 7vho haze
szosc'I6rdfo The largest amount.
EUeryJifend IF the city SuiN learn with
Pleasure This testimony Of its Increasing
'hro$herly.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15
GIN y E. II E LII A
THE LITTLE Glass Sy1ppp,

LHE LITTLE Glass SLIPPER
,,,t Hoentea ny ~. 8wne, and performed ar ,he
Ihea're Royal Drury Lane, ubtuarAs oT ars b,,.
area ga nights and at Philatlbhia and ChayIeS,on
WIN "n0o"naca Applause. The Scenery entirely mem
SCENE I-Represents the Bower of venus
WIZ" view OF the Sea, Mount Ida, &c. richly
o.""i,'e"tsd Sailing Boat. Ropes, Caranis of Ro.
'' SsS' Dance OF Graces.--The Roses & Flow
CTS disappear and in their place BRIGHT Cloud
descends, which ascends again with Venus. the
Nymphs, &c. wy
SCENE 1.-THE Princes Palace-Status or
Diana, &C. VI
SCENE III.-Cinderela's Kitchen, in which
Pumpkin changes TO a rich Carriage. and FINN.
WHITE Rats into four Horses, richly caparisoned.
acT. II-ScENE IA Grand Banuuet. pre
pared IN splendid Ballroom, with a beautiful
Arch, oriamented with a Time Piece the hand
OF which, Cupid Cat the approach oftE lye) cha.
racterlstIcaliy puts back an hour, to please Gin.
derela, when, instaBtaneousiy, the figure oftime
Indignantly removes it to its proper place Dance.
&C.
SCENE 1II~-The Garden of Venus--Tbe pla.
net Venus descends, strikes Rose I,us.. u,b;ci,
changes to a splendid Car, which Cupid ascends
with
scene V.-An elegant Hall, in which all the
Ladies OF the Court, &c. come to have the Sin.
per tried on. r
SCENE vi. The Princes Hall changes tn the
Palace OF Venus Nymphs aud Cupds are dis
cOvered--The Altar of Hymeu, &c 70 conclude
with the Marriage of Cinderella and the prince.
:"::#:::s:
FTeVio"S to the Pdnto'nime, will be performed, a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15
Il 4

CTOMACHIc ELIXIR OF HEALTH
- IS slavery VALUABLE, medicine for the cure OF
the cramp, pains, or wind in the stomach car
rying OFT superfluous bile, removing habtlr,I
costveness and 'lcknes, at the stomach Ii g3ves
immediate reIef in the dvsentery ami choiera.
morbus, and removes the bowel comp iaints in
Children 1t also gives relief in coils, astlrnas
ana the whoopns cough. Price l s so cts per
bottle.
DR.. RoBERTSoh,s VEGETABLE NEP
pOUS CORDIdL, is celebrated for the cure &c
hys'erical and other nervous complaints, impuri.
ties of he blood, seminal weakness, c, Ii e various
inconvenience resulting from dissipated plea.
sures, residence IN warm climates, and feminine,
complaints. Price S SO cts per bottle.
Or. RO8ERI;SON's PATE Mt ST'O MICH
~ BIITERS, are particularly recommended
Tor restoring weak constitutions, cleansing :.
STRENGTHENING the stomach and increasintS the
appetite. They expel worms from children. &
are good preventive against intermittent e..
vers and AGNES. Price s per bottle.
Or. ROREPI'SON's Celebrated Corn
R0P.S,, are in hip, rsn,,, T t.1
reueWng the gout and rheum,,tsm mS
stone and gravel. They cure weaknessas ostI
JOINTS, sprains, bruises and all LII, &c ". lno
wouads. Priae s per bottle. 'e0''
n constant supply of the above madeleine. E, :.
Sa,e' oy flIZWH1'LSONNG, PO1-rEp Ri
sI ,1 e Stastoners, Richmond, where nam.
'hiets containing certificates of cures So 49,:
he had gratis. Vi cures &c mi>
rake Notice, That none are ren,;,a ,,;.
! lhe signature of T. w. Dyott M u c., tholt
o"s la.e ~ Robertson of Edinburg, idSon O.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15
FITzWHYLsoNN & POTTER,
BOoK-SELLERS AND ST1TI0N p .

HdVe jHStreeeiSed a very large su8pcy of
EOOLS-CAP, Pott and Letter pqper, r A..
= IN, French & English school.booFs piper
;narn9!ngs ana bordering Quilts Of the first ,ni
inferior qualities Playing, blank and vis;,;n.r
cards Ladies and Gentlcmens pocket bo *,
Backgammon tables aud Chess bolrds r.,o,h.
brushes and Dentifrice Gold leaf, black ls,l
pencils and water cOlors Vocal AMI instrlnen.
tai music Durable Ink, &c. Gyc
a publications among which are some
novels. ''"0
a great variety Of Day Books. Isurn "a, and
Ledgers, Record and SherifTs looks, on hand, 4
IIcketsin the Rhode-Island Goa oft r.
SAFE at 5 SO cts each. The pri:. will BE- .,.rt-
" raised Tue scheme of this Lottery hp'.,s or.
peculiar advant ges t. the adventtirers, 1, viii
appear on an examination of 1t. The drtying
VII commence shortly.
Sept. Is. ,vk,v
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15
George Barnwell,
OR,
THE SCHOOL FOR PROFI, re- dTES

0J Pamphlets descriptive of the P,,,,,,;,,s
to be had at the Printing. Offices of Mr.. Davis
Mr. Richie, and at the Bar ofthe Theatre.
CJBox S-GaIery Is cents--Children hall
price Tickets To- be had at tie Theatre, & from
Mr.. DAVIS, at his printing ice-Doors To he q
pened az o'clock Curtain 20 rise at o'clock,
pteeIseD. Sent. Lit
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15

NOTICE. That Petition will be presented r.
the Next Session ofthe Virginia Assemb =.
praying tnat law may pass autl,oiising the ,,,b.
scriber to erect dam across tue Il ,y,nn. = ~.
IN tho county Of Fluvauns, FROM his lands m Ie
north side ofsa'd river, 10 the lnds on liz tr, ~.
site shore now advertised for ilc by G; bson =, "A
Jefferson, and formerly tue property If D,y;d
Ross for the purpose of erecting, aud worti',r
Grist Mill, or any other machinery, orpufli,
n,ill,y under certain restrictions, which " M
be therein named. n
MI 5oHN ASHLKM.
Fluvsnna, Sept. Is. w4vr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15

On This Evening, 18Th sebcamber ,v;,, hs -.
sented (tor the first time here, Gyani SJ, ae-
~, 90 pi"fo',t,ble Spectacle, interspsrsed with
song, Eecitation &c called ''''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15
Rlrbmuna Tbeatrr,

me fn6Hc are reshec.fuNy iafunoJ ~
dnrnS The season. no Play gxfI be rss sna'
cd, nor Goiu there be any ostponeme .n,eu IT,
account'cf 7ocather, on
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15

tNRESH TIE AS for saIe-ir -.~Ii,
Il der and Young Hysor / .e"',i, .. ). vs.
quality for sale, by the sub. Teas, OF superior
room, near the Bssin. ~ scrber, at his oeunting-
tity Of Liverpool ST. Who has for sale. guan-
on board thet slc owe Salt, hose AMI in sac,s.
Currie's VIII, op Resolution. CAPT Cav 49,, :,
Johnson a. - - for terms apply to Mr.. Edts,ri
Rockets, or She Si SCRIBE
Sept NonER Poll NRn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15

MARRIED, on Thursday the 9Th Inst. by the
Rev'd John ID. Blair, W1LLIAm ARCHER. Esq.
member of the General Assembly, from Pow.
hatan County, to the youthful and lovely Miss
MARY ANNE CLARKE, eldest daughter of Mai
John Clarke, near this CITY
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15
X. TERREI,.
~ ~ NNEisy
J. n. CIR ANT.
IF
Sept. Is.

" All nersons are strictly fDrwarned from
harnoring Or employing the above Negro. AIao.
al Captains Of Vessels, or any other person. ,re
1"r warned from taking the said fellow yut
OF the State under the strctest penalty of the
R.T. & LAG.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15

JOHN J. JOHNSON
September Is, 1909
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15

Inspected at Richmond, for the Iast three n,ost,
Ending the 7th Inst
1870 Barrels Superfine Flour,
500 ditto Fine ditto
$50 ditto Middling ditto
129 ditto Condo nned ditto
Al ditto Shipstuf ditto
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15

'TeVio"s to the Panto'nime, will be performed,
celebrated Ira8eiy, in ) acts, called
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-03
Equity of Redemption.

Cumberland, Jj.-Iatm On Execution,
ana qViN be J64 at Public Auf1ion, sg
The AT day q HPrii next, at II
5eiack. II. III. at tie stcc Of E.
GREELr y Co. Portland,
a Ii. the right in equity of redemption in
4 \ and to the following defcribed, mortga-
ged Real Ena:e ftuated in Portland, contain
ing four Acres, more or Iefs, being one tenth
part of all the dover of the Widow ; KareH-
happuch Bracket, 6,ua,ed between Maine
fsreet and fore river, containing forty five
acres or Whereabouts, as Get off aud aligned
unto her cut of the honeftead of her late hus-
band, Anthony Bracket, deceaied (reierving
thereout of iaid one tenth part one quarter OF
an acre, lying in the Northweilery corner OF
faid dover, now owned by Isaiah Thomas and
Mary his Wife being all the right and title OF
faid Ifaiah and Mary in the aforefaid dover
(faving the refervation aforeiaid )-allo one
other lot containing one tenth part of faid--
Karenhappuch Brackets dover aforefaid, be-
ing part which fell to her As heir to her ion
Samuel Bracket, deceased-aiio ons other con-
tanning three -fonrths of one tenth part of the
dover of the Widow Karenhappuch Bracket,
zforeiad-all in common and undivided.
JOS. M. GERRlSH, Dspaiy Sheriff
Portland, Ma,fb 20, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-03
NOTICE.

WHEREAS His Royal Higbnefs the
Prince Regent of Portugal, has been
pleaied to declare that all American vefIels in
his port ihall be conGdered as thofe of the
moi fsvoured nations-1he undersigned
herehygive notice, that they have been author
lied 10y IosrPH PAprMAKps, Efq Coniu Gem
eral and Charge des Aiiaires from Hi. Royal
Highnels to the United States, to legalize all
papers neceGary tor veiles bound TO Portu-
gueie Porte, aud to act in all other matters as
Confulsr Agents for the States OF Nszp. Hump
eirs, Meliebs/effi, Coanel74a and Rb0ac IRaud.
Itis necelaiy that all matters of venes
fhoud have their Bills Of Health legalized,
Other wife they will be fuhjeGt tn quarantine /;
and to avoid unpleafant dilcufiions of reclama-
tons, i, is alto reqmiiie that any articles fhip
ped for account .f Portuguele fubjeGts, fhould
be declared aud iworn to in the bills OF adj
ing as being Portugueie porperty, and taoie
bill. alfo!egalzed by the Coniuiar Agents.
CoODWING x WHITING,
March % No. 20. Long zrbof, BsG.n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-03
Samuel Anoau'S EHate.
March 81,

's-HE heirs of the eita.e of Samuel Snow
late Of Harpfwell, in The county of Cum
berand, mariner, deceaied, and all concerned
are hereby notified, that Stephen Purrington
Efq administrator on the eitate of iaid decea.
fed, has prelented to me his account of admin
iitr alton on iaid eitate; and that the fame will
be conGdered at a Probate Court to be holden
at the Office OF John rockingham, Eiq in
Portland, on the fourth "wednesday of april
next, at ten o'clock, in the forenoon-when
and where will alto be conhdered his applica
ton for Certificate relative to the iae OF the
whole of the Real Eaate of fsid deceaied.
sAML. FREEMAN, JA.ge IF Probate.
1Nz,eb %, 1909