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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-03
submit, because she IS fighting for her ex.

submit, because she IS fighting FOR her ex..
istence.
"I have heard it suggested. that, in the
event of Bonaparte's succeeding in the in.
vasion of England, and conqpars il, the e..
sex junto have promised [, pave the way
for the transportation of tie British royal
family to this country AMI, indeed, after
what we have seen of that Junto, there
seems little reason to doubt it.
"In Snain, the English have at length
completely betrayed the cloven foot. Poor
Shanish Potristisn,! The Marquis Welles-
ley. You have seen. has proposed to put it
to cruel death by creating regency; or,
to interpret the Marquis's proposal into
plain English, to erect British committee
IN Spain"
A letter from Christiansanl Nor
wa } received in Boston, lated, 23d
Aug. says:
"There are now 80 A nerican YES.
sells here which have been brought in;
several are condo on most frivo-
lous pretence. The estination of A
rherican property, detained, is three
millions of dollars. 1t is deemed
miracle my getting in without speak
IA Danish Privateer, which had it
been the case, without doub-, /
should have Jared as the rest.
have passed an examination and per-
fectly cleared however, the privateers
are now called in and offered to ne
displantled, the reason for which can.
not learn.n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-03
4dahted 10 the Latitude and Meridian of
Richmond;
BY BENJAMIN BATES;

Containing besides the usual asuonomica cal
CITATIONS, &c.
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CO1HBdT or UPFAR.

On the 18th of this month, at 9 P. N.
Austrian columns, commanded by BGca-
lowitz and Som mariva, supported by re.
serve corps under Jellalich, attacked Van
da,nme, at Urfas, in front of the bridge OF
Lintz. The prince Of Ponto Corvo came
up Immediately with the cavalry and the
1st brigade Of Saxon infantry. Vandamme
with the Wirtemberg troops, 4 squadrons
OF Saxon hussars and dragons, repulsed
with spirit the two first columns OF the enc
my, drove thcm from their positions, took
pieces Of cannon, and 400 men, and rout-
ed them. The enemy's third column aP-
peared on the heights Of Boslingb:rg at {
P. NJ. and their infantry Immediately cover
ed the top of the moursain. They were at
tackled BY the Saxon infantry and driven
from their posts with the loss OF 800 men
and several Wagons Of ammunition. ne
enemy retreated in disorder TO Freystadt
and Haalach. The hussars sent after them
took many prisoners, arms and ammunl,
ton. The enemy lost 1000 killed and
wounded besides prisoners eur loss does
not amount to 400.
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gave them every assistance. n,
tempt and hatred ofthe archduke ~ I't
only equalled by their JOY at our t ls'a
approach. Certain papers showed 70
bore a great love to the emperor. .s VA
not accept Offices under the Ausns; sa|
vernment. a n
The regiments ofItaly who dist;,,
themselves in Poland, covered tbsss HWY Y
with glory. The charming County,
pidly progressing to the most hapn,
MES. All the accounts from the 4 4, :
army state their loss on the 21st and y
have been enormous the flower q 8
my persisted. The wits of Vienna -
Gen. Danube saved the, Austrian ,I\
Tyrol and Voltaberg are subjugatsd v
niola, Syria, Carinthia, .Saltzbere II
and Lower Austria, arc trauqulIzrs
disarmed.
While Trieste was taken posse,s,.
all English colonial:produce was consy.
Saving the Russian squadron was acrc
stance peculiarly agreeable to The enr.s|
The junction Of the army of Dalnal,
proaches.
The brigand Schill, who truly Civ. \
self the title of general in the sery,'
England, who prostitutes the name II
king of Prussia, as the satellites of Ena1
do that Of Ferdinand, has been drivepss11
island in the Elbe. The king of Wssa
liza, besides IS thousand native III
has one Dutch and one French diyis1
add to this two divisions of corps d
servation, under Riband and Despeau, ,
Beaumont's 5000 cavalry, now diispos,
by the pacifcation of Swabia.
The destruction Of 40 mills which ,i,
ed the city of Vienna with bread, is q !
dcnce of the hatred of the princes, III
house Of Lorraine to that city I!
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to renew the attack till his force is concen-
trated, and better prepared. He allows the
Austrian army to have been we'll furnished
and equipped on the occasion.
ELEVENTH BULLETIN.
EBERspoRF, MAY "a.

EBERsDoRF, MAY "a.
The duke of Dantzic entered Inspruck
the 10th. On the 1th he had taken seven
cannon and 600 men at Strub- Pass. On
the 18th he routed Chasteler at Voergel. -
General Durio having raised the siege Of the
fortress of Kusstein joined the duke
Chastelear had entered the Tyrol with a
few wretches, disseminating revolt and as
sassination. Several thousand Bavarians
and one hundred Frenchmen (including GO
Belgians Chasteler's conntrymen have Fall
len sacrifice to the ferocity of those bears
Of the mountains, which his discourses ex-
cited. This wretch owed the possession OF
his estate of some millions to the beneh-
cencs of the emperor! The .Tyrolese exc
crate those who have excited them to this
destructive rebellion. Their rage against
Chasteler, when he retreated, nearly cost
him his life. The valley Of Zillerthal sub
mitted first. Inspruck and all the circles
have sent depusations to his majesty the
king of Bavaria, vowing allegiance, and I'M
plorine his clemency.
Toralberg, instigated to tumult by incen-
diary proclamatiens, will initiate 1yrol, and
this part of Germany win be snatched from
the horrors and crimes Of popular insurrec-
tons.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-05
TWELFTH BULLETIN.
EBERsDoRF, May Is.


This speaks ofthe repair of bridges on
the Danube. The rise of the river was ex-
pected to continue till the middle Of June,
to measure the height of which, the
French were preparing to drive line of
piles, to which to attach an immense chain
Of iron, which the Aussrians had taken
from the Turks. BY these means, and by
the aid of fortiacations they expected to be
able e r1anevre Oh both banks of the river.
Their light horse was opposite Presburg.
General Lauriston was in Syria. The duke
of Dantzic was about joining the army near
Vienna, by forched marches--several corps
had arrived. The prisoners, since the ca
pitulation Of Vienna, are 7 field marshal
lieutenants, major generals, 10 colonies,
20 majors and lieutenant colonies, 100 cap
tains, $50 subaterns. 1000 non commissions
ed officers and privates, besides several thou.
sand at the hospitals.
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THIRTEENTH BULLETIN.

EBERsDoRF, May %, 1909.
On the night of the Goth, our bridges
were carried away by the force of the wa
tiers, and mills which had been set aaoat.
We had not time to drive the piles and to
fix the great iron chain. One bridge is re-
paired, another will be tomorrow. On the
9th, We heard of the arrival of the army Of
Italy at Bruck. General Lauriston has
formed junction with his army, not having
heard from them for IL days. The viceioy
this campaign has manifested sang .froid
and foresight which evince the great COM
mander. Jcllachich, who by his insolens
proclamation to the Tyrolese SO inaamed
their passions, has had his who'e corps de-
stroyed. Tho archduke John, who wrote
with such excessive presumption to the
duke Of Ragusa, evacuated Gratz, yester-
day, scarcely carrying with him 20 or $4,000
men of the fine army that entered Italy
his arrogance has terminated in shame and
infamy. The people of Italy accompanied
our soldisrs with tears and jurisdictions and
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UPTEENTH BULLETIN.
EsERsDoRF, 9une I

ESERsDoRF, June l, 1902
The bridges on the Danube are enir|
rebuilt. They have added to them a hdI
bridge, and they are preparing all the nsI|
rails necessary for throwing over snoap
bridge of RATS. Seven machine. are diiy
ing piles but the Danube being in s,u
places 90 and 26 feet deep, much tim,
always taken up in fixing the anchors (.
the machines are removed. The wri'
however are advancing, and will shorty /
finished.
The brigadier general of engineers, u
zowskiwls, is working on the left bank al
the head of a bridge which will be laI
toises in extent, and will be covered vili|
good ditch, filled with running water
The 44th crew of the Aotilla OF BousS.
commanded by captain Basic, has auHsi
A great number Of boats cruise about II
islands, cover the bridge, and render aH
riety of services.
The battalion of navy workmen is en-
ployed Ia making small armed vessel
which will serve to command the river pei
fsctly. i
After the defeat Of the corps Of gen. j
lachich, M. Matthew, an officer ATTACHED
the staff Of the army Of Italy, was semN'
dragoon express on the road to Saltz0aVi
having met in succession with column q
$50 troops Of the line, and column Of wv
Landwehrs who were wounded and S'S
cling, summoned them to surrender a'
they laid down tie arms.
Lsuliston, general of division, arr'''y
at Oldenburg, the first country OF HangAy
with strong guard. 1t appears that at, u y
is som. commolion in Hungary, tla -
minds of the people are very much d's ",
and that the majority is not in favor o. ~
tria.
Lassel, general of division, has MS ~,
quarters opposite Presburg, and n'N
Raab. J.,
Three divisions of the army OF Italy w. y,
arrived at Neustadt. The siceroy na' :. y
for TWO days at the headquarters Of ~ Z
peror. +, ,,.e
Gen. Macdonald, commander o. ~ .,J
the corps of the army of Italy has ' Il 81
Gratz. They found in this capl!a ~ ,s
ria immense magazines Of prov'slO.r,'
clothing and equipments OF every 'O'' I'll
The duke of Dantzick is at LlI'!z' ,rs
prince of Ponte Corvo (Berthlef) IS m ,,I
ing for Vienna. Vandamme' ggen.
division, with the Wursemburgne'''
Saint Polten, Mautern and Krems. c
tranquility prevails in the iyro 'fDa
! off by the movements of the duke =. Al
zic and of the army Of Italy, all tns ii, j.
/, trians, who had imprudently engage hr .
point, have been destroyed, pafly Is
duke of Dantzic, and the rest suI| tt,ly.
corps Of Jellachich, by the army o. o ,hr
! Those who were in Suabia had no "a ..,yeI
source but to attempt in parties 20 pal,
Germany onthetr way to the oPp" Of
nate. Theyformed a small COLUMN froa /
fantry ndscavalry who escaped e asus
dau and was INST by col As''s''
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f O r E i G. N.
VIA NEW-YORK. 3
4 fENTH BULLETIN or THE
FRENCH ARM1.
EBEasDoRrF, Hay %.

After describing the form of the Danube
at Ebersdorff, the Bulletin states, that on
THE nigh, Of the goth, the emperor crossed
.-the Danube, accompanied by Berthier,-
Massena, and Lasnes. They took posi-
,rsion on the 2lst, on the left bank, the right
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-06
a GREAT BARGAIN.


THE subscriber wishing to .remo9e, 10 tue
western country, will sell the FARM On
which he resides in Fairfax county; IA niles
from Alexandria, from George Town '1er- .
w and ABOUT the same from the Poto'nae
,rid-e crossing TO the city Of Washington
IN a healthy, agreeable neighborhooa' con
tanning abou, 40 acres. on which IS eoav. :.
nient dwelling house, large enough for a ssn.
teel family, together with all the oNtn"a l s.
suitable, al! new or nearly so; an orchard q
apnle trees of selected ffult' together Wv;
dlasren, other fruit trees, proportion OF I'M
proved meadow for the scythe, ana a la s.
portion more may easily be made. Any peo
SON inclined TO purchase may know the e eea
by application to Mr.. JoHs Dvtns =, a ,5e nras
the said farm, or the subscriber on inc p'e-
A'Sss' E. Dulin, :.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-06
ROBERT GRAY,
HAS JusT RECEIVED
The following new Songs

SET 10 MUSIC
The Lay Of Love, written by J. L. Lewis'
Esq. The music composed by DR.. ). Giarke
Price Is cents.
The Home Of my Heart, Ballad, sung
" Mr.. Incledan, and composed ~ Mf' l.,
Phelps. Frice Is cents. .r. :
Twice Forward, fayorite Coillion, a
)aptea to the new song of No, no, no. |
kan't be so. Price IS cents. ),
The Days tina, are gone, Ballad WIN AZ
accompaniment for the plane iortc' COMP
Jed by DR.. Clarke. Price 50 u cents
On a beautiful Butterfly, burnt IN oal
Dom. Price II ID cnts.
June s.
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PUBLIC SALE

! PURSUANT to decree of the honorable
4 the United States Circuit Court of the
District Of Columbia, for the County of Alex.
andl1a' will be sold at public auction on SaA
turday the s2d day ofJuly next, A LOT or
malt acre OF ground, the property of the re-
representatives. of Bartholomew cambridge de-
,ceasedsltuate on Cameron and Pitt streets in
the town of Alexandria, and fronting the
square of ground on which Mr.. Caton's CITY
hotel IS situate. There is on the premises a
comnodiogs framed dwelling house and large
carpenters shop, of good oak materials, the
ground is laid off into seven building lots, q
on Cameron street, from 81 to so feet front.
and running back 100 feet to a IS feet alley.
and three lots or Pitt street, 81 feet front,
running back lo3 feet to Is feet alley
Inc terms of sale will be--One fourth
eash,& theiresidue payable in 3,6 & 9months.
Negotiable notes with approved endorscrs
VIII be required. The sac to commence at
tie coffee house in alexandria at a O'Clock.
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MILITARY LANDS.
FOR SALE.

- FOX EA.LE,
81 will be exchanged for PROPERTY ia Alezcz-
dria or its vicinity,
4 Warrant for 6o6 acres Of Land,
Granted BY the state Of Virginia for Military
services during the revolutionary war. This
land lies IN the state of Ohio. and is said to
be amongst tho best in the state. 1, will be
sold great bargain. Apply to
-Iabn p,nSar
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JuIs.9
pUYITC AUCTIONs

To he sold. at public auction, at Nofthulh-
berl,nd court house, in the county Oh Ncr-
tbumberIsnd, and state of Virginia. on
TUESDAY, the fifth day OF September
next, at eleven O'Clock, IN the forenoon
Five contiguous Plantations
800. to.eTaer 10 about 200 .seres,
CsTTITaTE on the river Potomac, ana
within abou, three miles OF the court
these estates formerly belonged y
presi.y Thornton, Esq. and arc the Sai's. ~ ~
which he lived. They have never oeen -
hy either of the subscribers out ~ y :.
s:ood that about 100 acres OF them aio 40
v.luabIe low grounds as any on the riVei' ~,
: aons;derablc part thereof heavily unaoeieu,
~ ,,nlands consist o! about looc acres sAa
80 Whole is well calculated for the proaAIsioI'
&c I'm wheat, tobacco, timothy, anu 8s. NJ.
- of s,l tin]s, in great abundance. =.
waters are said to abound w Milh -
Sch oysters, and wild fowl ne w ave I pa
r;aoe IS easy and convenient to Nolio, Web
.;more. Alexandria, ard the city OF 90
- and as these estates possess sese'a
nao1 mill seats, with an abundance OF va So
s suJ nlentigul,supply of timber they nus
! be very valuable. u,n 70 persons ir-
.,;a;na 70 purchase, by Col. James =, 1', .,u
Who lives on them, or by os"iDss a ,hs term
ESQ who lives near to them ana :As Inn
of ',,avmcnt may be known sn'hoaens ,se -
before. the sale, by applying to eihef p o.
- the subscriber in the city o. nA'4s~s
/ PIMA. Wa. LEWIS:
] -, dts
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Forty Dollars Reward.
Jane II.

r sf, mn seryice ON Thursday tast'
xECPO LEWIS, about la years o-a'
~ not very black, suppose. ~ ~ strai hit
s feet and 5 feet inches Mss, .. So
and rather slender made, two OF his : r. -.
from teeth gone, which leaves e0as
lls oan--his dress not recollectea' exp
,vhen ~ went off he had OH coarse gray ~
loved roundabout Jacket and blue mlAeu hI n
-, ntaIoons much worn & had been l'a'S1.
ed with striped homemade, clo'h--nS - ' ~
~ = ii. cloatbs, as his acquaintance III me
county and Alexandria heterogeneous -
ev,ens;ye-he is slovcn!y, ln ms a.pPare'' PSi"
,.Il.,t;ve and assuming among MS equass'
Also. ON MKT MORNING,
NEGRO EMANUEL, so years OF age, ,
feet 10 or / / inches high. stout made across
the shoulders, large fest, very mucn Ni'osN-
need. which occasions an appearance o. d
roshinp motion in Walking, OF lighter shaoe
| han .ewis; his cloaths rot known, as ne mas
srndrv and frequently changes them pc IS
erood SAWYER and wag8cner, ana Al any
81 s of farm none superior dld suppose
sw;s only absconded for fear OF correStlo,''
- lin, beer very impairment to MS over
! ~ Int Emanuel, who has wife n the
;~I,,orbood from whom he mas feiilo'eN'
h;1 seloaths. having also absconded' suppose
:. : ;ntended by them to eadeayof 10 set Gu
tirely off Htaken in the countles - 10. 90
fax. Loudoun, Prince William or Ae ~ -
dria. will give 20 dollars TOT Oo'h' - ~
ILL., for either, and if out OF those cou'''ies
- I've state the above reward Tor ooth OF ol1
ha,f for either, if brought home or 50 seeus -
that l ge. them, and all reasohAo'' go"
for one OF both. ,.l D,,l;n
Clover Hill, Fairfax county,
5nne2eth-2e. &c vesseI
i n 3 AN captains or masters OF .es1s :,
"a III others are iorewarned haroofihs y
assisting sAe escape Of said negroes az i .
lperl.
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j c E.
FIRE Engine for SAFE.

nv WARRANTED in complete order =
Great bsPRads in Philadelphiathe property
The owners of mills, or small Town, w. " Z
tritiing subscription may have the means of
saving much valuable property from the
4Aarnes; The Engine may be seen and the
terms known " ~fr 80 g 49,
subscribers, who are Gu authofiRer OF the
pig : Nicholas Hlnglton,
John Horner'
John Rea' :.
Jane 81. -----
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MOLASSES.
New Publications,

FOR SALE
n C0TTOM e S7EW.dR7,s Bookstore.
CRANCH's Reports, volumes.
Henlng and Mumford's Reports.
Susden's Law Of Vendors and Purchasers
of Estates.
lasts Reports, volume 9.
Laws on Pleading.
American Pleader's Assistant.
Harrison's Chance"y Reports.
Roberts on Frauds.
Woodward on Executive.
Hungarian Brothers, novel, by Miss;Por-'
ter
Tnaddeus of Warsaw, do. by Miss Por-
er. 4
Patriotic Sketches of Ireland, by Miss Ow-
enson.
Georgics and Bees, by r. Southeby. /!
Elizabeth. or Exiles Of Siberia, by Mrs.
Coffin.
Griffith Abbey, by Mrs. Mathews. i
Iuaa 4
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George Denea!5',
Commissioners,
dts.


That the subbsctres.r,,11e Notice
orphsn's Court of Saint Mary s county aIIsx
state of Maryland, letters of administration on
the personal estate of Richard B0ad, late OF
tns aforesaid county and state, .eceased 80
All persons having claims agslnst the sad
deceased are hereby warned to eShlnt tue
same for adjustment, with the proper vouchs
ers thereof 10. the subscriber, living in Sam.
Mary's county and state OF Marylantd' at OF
before the sth day OF July next or they,
NAV otherwise by law be excluded. from az
benefit of the said estate
Given under my hand this 18th day OF -.
nuary, 1909. ~,
Executrix.
rorv1o law6m
| Marine Insurance Company Of A.
lexa,ldrla.
THE Stockholders in this institution are
bersbv informed, that the President and Dir
reetors have declared dividend olive pr. ct
on that part Of the capital stock now PAID
wn;ch will be ready to be paid the stockhold-
ers or theirlcgal representatives lnsen days
49, + B. Nichols, Sccry.
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Sales at Vendne.

hn every Tuesday and Friday,
- MILL BE SOLD
the yendue Store, corner of Prince and
Water streets:
i Eayisty Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Particulars of which will be expressed IN
h. bills of the day-All kinds of goods
Eh;ch arc on limitation and the prices Of
Ehich are established, can at any time be
Esvcd and purchased at the lowest limitation
p. G. Marsteller, v. NJ.
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sa;ns. any uosiis attack. ia case the war
,yith Austria should unexpectedly recon-
mence. .1ae most valuable effects have
been sent in Konigstein, and several hun
dreds Of laborers are daily employed in
fsrawing up intrenchments on the heights
near the Bohemian frontiers. On the 18th
4 considerable train of Saxon artillery pass
ed through Erlangen, on its way to join
the Saxon corps which is in Presburg.
Preparations are making to prolong tthe
line OF telrgraphs from Paris to Strasbarg,
by Augsburg and Munich, to Vienna
Some French officers, charged with the
completion of this work, have already ar
rived at Augsburg, and begun their opera
irons. The line froc. Augsburg to Stras-
burg passes by Uln and Cronssads.
Nothing new has been received from the
Tvrolrse frontiers. From the Voralberg
they write, that all the troops that were IN
aonenenas, Dornbirn, and Feidkirch, broke
mp on the 18th for Plandenz SO that an at
tack Oh the peasants, near Brez and Daies,
mishfbe expected.
(.Hasrlem Courant, Sept. SO.
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NOTICE.
n 9 + [ G. E.

THE Stockholders in the Great RrntiI
Creek Bridge Company, are hereby noliI'e
That the 5th and last instaIment CT FIt;e'
Dollars on each share OF stock in said Cor
pany, is, called for and required to be psid
the subscriber, on or before the 27th instar
November.
BY order of the President ard Directors,
JOHN HOOFF, Treasurer
November Us.