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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-26
House OFB0URBoN.

:, ne last accounts received from the Me-
al crfahean, inform us of The death of Al
toh-o, Count de acknowledgements of the
three sons of the late PhiIip Egaiite, Duke f
Orleans He was scarcely twenty nine yeas
on age and had not distinguished himself
oy any actions Of merit 1t is said, that his
oissolu'ion was accelerated by his irtegula-
rites. The Duke de Montpensier, Antho-
ny rhiilp second nf tie sons IF Egali = T.
ed only about yearago He was Prince
OF some talents; in particular for painting.
w winch arthc was such proficient, that
ne might have acquired both reputation and
subsistence by his performance in that art,
II ne had been driven to the necessity Of
practising it for support. ~
The Duke de Montpensiera and his brother.
the Count de Beaujolais. were only of the
age OF IA and 10. when the French revoIu-
Ton broke out in 1870. On the execution e
their father, III 1898. they were shut up, isy
or4tr OF the national assembly, in the fort
o' Ho'ra Dame dc la Garde, near Maiseiiles@
IN an attempt to effect his escape from that
fortress, the Dnke de Ia Montpen,ier fea
and fractured bis log Their elder broker.
the Duke de Chartres now Duke of Orleans.
having quifed France previous to his father's
imprisonment and death, wandered over a
| iaTgt par W Europe. Born TO the greatest
5 secession of any subject in the world, he
saw himself deprived Of it, as well a. his
high rank and collateral right to the crown
oi france, IN consequence Of q revolution 10
winch MS father acted a conspicuous part
! q 'ucb distress was be even reduced about
l'96, or 1877, a. TO have actaally kept .
school In Zurich, in Switzerland, for SONG
time Like the younger Dionvsius. who af-
ter his expulsion ADD exile from Syracuse,
was compelled, according to Cicero, to haze
recourse 70 a similar expedient at Cornth,
The present duke o4Orlesns is said to be
man of1slenls. on whom adversely that ruy-
geo nurse, has not been lost. After quit
ting Swl zeriaDd, I've crossed tue Atlantic 3,
y. Domingo, aud on his return from the
West Indies made tour Of the u. States
he travelled over the northern Kingdoms of
Emope. pariicUlarly Sweden, and ne folrsv;-
ed tie track OF Mauperus to Tones il
Lapland. Heeven penetrated beyond 70
nca, ai,nost to lie No n Cape, and reo,rr
eh D't;k ~ DrVnt EN- Gbfis.iana the cam
TAI q coA Wy, tom whence ile reacheS-t.s
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comparison with MILITARY rcnnwn, and WI,
would willingly purchase that at the expencc
OF every state in the world. and, even the
rum OF the country which is cursed with his
domination.
Letters were Yesterday received from Rot
serdam nil the 18TH inst. Que of them mem
IONS tA@lt Gen Armstrong on the part of the.
government OF the United States, had ar
ranged with the minister at Paris a Com.
he'ciHi treaty tue Conditions Of which were
al aged and determined; and it remain.
ed only for the ratification of the ruler of
France aud the American president. The
letter adds. that one of the duplicates had
been forwarded to Napoleon for his appro-
baton aud signature. ~-s ...4
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Fcten'e NlCtn'es, lshouid DC tranquil, when
{reQnsider. that this same army consesses
<tSpe have neglected nothing rs a general,
or soldier to carry them to the field of
: s.,ory. .Thefalschood they spread to cover
heir unheart ofcoward,ce. that the French
had received reinforcements to the amount
of IS 900 nea, proves that they few with
out being able to attribute the blame tdCn-
ny one. God preserve your Lordship many
years.
Xerfa 22d Jane. 1909.
&, JOAQUIN BLAKE.
To his Exceliency
DON ANTo. cornell.
TRANSLATED ron TaR BALTIMORE AmE-
RICAN.
From, the Ham6urgh CORRESPONDENT Of
SEA- July 1S.
To the Extract from the 95d bulletin is
attached the following observation and letter
written by the German Editor.
:" To this (2Sd) bulletin is annexed the
decree of Ii. NJ. the emperor Napoleon, re.
.pecting general Chasteler; likewise the let
ter of II. M. the emperor Francis to the arch
duke Charles ordering that generals Duros.
mel and Fouler be held as hostages for gen.
eral Chastelcr. AS soon as these orders
came to the knowledge of his majesty the
Emperor and king, he gave orders to secure
the princes Colioredo aM Metternich and
she Count Won Hardig andPersen, who were
70 be conducted to the interior Of France
ard held as security tcr the safety of gene
rails Durosnel and Fou!er.
The following Is the translation of a letter
from Major gen. sAlexander Hehthisr, af ehr
Fre"os, army, 10 the major general OF the
Austrian army, dated
-, ScHoENBRUNN, June 6.
ellis Majesty, the; emperor a few days
ago received information OF the existence o.
Gacr pf he u in nh rb
he declares that the French generals Foule,
and Durosnel, whom the fate of war hat
thrown into his hands, should be answerable
agreeable to the laws of justice, for the fate
of general Chaste!er, the commander of the
lyrolese rebels, who assassinated seven hun
bred Frenchmen and seventeen or eighteen
& hundred Bavarians, a~crine unueard OF ir
the history of nations, and which would have
been rctaiated by cruel vengeance On d.
field martial lieutenants, IS major generals
more than 500 superior officers, 1900 inferi
or officers. aud about SO, 600 soldiers who are
an our power, if III. NJ. did not consider as
'captives trusted to his honor &. faith and if he
was not convinced that the Austrian officers
in Tyrol looked upon those cruelties with as
much disdain as ourselves. In the mean
time, his majesty has ordered the princes
C0lloredo, and MetternIch. and the Counts
Frederick Won Hardig and Pergen to be Sc
Cured and. sent to France as hostages for the
ssfsty of generals Durosnel and Fouler. Sir
these officers may be gut to death; but sure
~ not without ample vengeance; which will
not be retaliated ON the prisoners of w..
but on the relatives of those who gave orders
for their execution. General Chasteler is
not in our power; but shou!d he be taken, you
may rest assured that he shall undergo tri-
al before military commission.
pray your excellency to accent the as
snrances of my high consideration
ALEXANDER CBerthier)
Major general
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NEw.YoRK, Sept. IS.

A respectable commercial friend ITO whom
we are often indebted for Intelligence fron,
the Continent of Europe) has received the
following article by way of Malta. which he
wishes US to publish as specimen OF the
friendly manner in which the people sof en-
shaved Europe are treated by their conquer
ors: We have received, also, Italian papers
to the beginning of July by the same convey
ance, but they are wholly uninteresting.
TRANSLATED FOR THE MERcANr1LE
Js ADVERTISER.
EUGENE NAPOLEON Of Frcf.-t, Vicc-
Roy Of Italy, General in chief Of the army,
have decrced and no decree rs follows
/. A contribution of Fifty millions Of francs
is imposed in the City Of Trieste.
2. This contribution shall be paid in spe-
Gle. gold or silver, or, in bills Of exchange
Endorsed by commercial houses of known so
lidity, within tha term of two months, viz.
Ten millions in S DAYS after the notification
of the present decree, 10 millions in 10 DAYS
following, and the remainder by 10 miiIi-
ons every Is days until the whole be paid.
8. Until the said contribution be wholly
discharged, forty of the principal inhabi-
tants OF Trieste shall be held under arrest,
and all the vessels at the city shall be Sc
questered.
a The city of Trieste shall supply, within
the space Of one month, for the service of
the army, 10000 cloaks, $4,000 shirts,
$4,000 pair of shoes, 5000 pair of boots and
10000 pair of spatterdashes. The ameuut
of the articles furnished viii be reckoned in
part payment of the present contribution,
after the price ofeach has been fixed by the
intendant- generals of the army.
$. The intendant general of the army, the
intendant general Of the finances and the
receiver general of the, contributions, are
charged with what concerns the execution
of the present decree, which they shall Doti-
~ to the chief of the staff of the army
Given at our Quarters at Pilach, 18th
HAY, 1909.
(Signed) EUGENE NAPOLEON.
,tOur correspondent inform. us, that forty Of
tteprincipal merchants of Trieste were
arrested and conducted to Palmanora as
hostages, agreeable to the third article of
the present decree..,.Mcrc. .Hdp.1
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New YoRK. Sept. 10
LATTST FROM ENGLAND

The fast sailing ship Frances, Captain
Taylor, arrived at this port Yesterdays SO
days from Greenland, from whence she sail
al on the 10Th of August. Captain + has
politely FURNISHED tbc Editor Of the Mercsn-
tile Advertiser WITH Glasgow papers so the
sth Of August and London papers to the
selected asthe most lportant.
We learn verbally, that She British TX.
pedition had taken the Island Of Walche
ren thai American produce geperally iad
eHperienced considerable rise in EHrland.
under the expectation that the Non litter.
eonrse Bill woufA be. renewed that cont.
rental Congress was to he held in Vienna.
sndtha, rsoce between France and Aus
wa, diciAtediytlsc eonqueror, would follow
tnt arn,istite.
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LoNRor, August
The war wits France va cnfaCnted
en- tAe part q d.is country, on acc.sj,,i st
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IHB MAIN July co.
The head quarters of the Archduke
charles are at Eylau Acongress forpeace
IS spoken OF to be held in Moravia or at vi.
emma. The Emperor Francis. according to
some accounts, isgone mOlmutz, to Hun
gary.
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New Publications,

FOR SALE #
1T COTTON g STE W.AR7"s Bookstore.
CRANCH's Reports, volumes.
Hening and Mumford's Reports.
Sugden's Law of Vendors and Purchasers
Of Estates.
East's Reports, volume 9.
Laws on Pleading.
American Pleadcr's Assistant.
Harrison's Chancery Reports.
Roberts on Frauds.
Woodward on Executive.
Hungarian Brothers, novel, by Miss Por-
ter.
Thaddeus of Warsaw, do. by Miss Por-
ter.
Patriotic Sketches of Ireland, by Miss Cw-
enson.
Georges and Bees, by r Southeby.
Elizabeth. OF Exi!es Of Siberia, by Mrs.
Coffin ;,
Griffith Abbey, by Mrs. Mathews.
June %
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N . T | C E.

LAM
ELIShA INN EY having by his inu' =,
ture duly executed and dated the gym : ~
of last month, conveyed to the subscIl.
the whole of his estate real personal ~. 49,
ed, in trust for the purpose OF disposInSS ri (
he same and applying the process NV ~ h
to the payment of his debts-all thoS' "a,
debted to the acknowledgements behu' ~, led
note, or book account, are hereby requTs6
to settle the same with Mr.. Alic1ael l' ID
and those who have claims against NV ;,bin
Janney, will be pleased to rendertlen va, who
90 days from this date, to the said Clealy .;or>
may be found at the said Janney's cou'.rcd
room on his wharf, and Is duly au'n''
for that purpose by nm.
Richard NJ, Scott, lag Wv
June 9.
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Wn. C. NEWTON.
SEINE ROPE.

THE subscriber manufactures and has for
sale, at his house.on Washington-street, op.
posite Jacob Hco6man's sugar refinery, Seine
andHauling Ropes,of all sizes; Seine& Sew
ing Irvine Shad & Herring Irvine Sack
ing and Bed Cords Plough Lines & Traces.
~szao, Tarred Rope and other Cords.
Joieph Harper.
Februarv 9.
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Bank OF Alexandria,

July 8, 1909.
NTOTICE is hereby given 10 the stock
IN holders of the Bank of Alexandra, that
dividend of three and half per cent. on
the capital stock Of said Bank for the half
year ending this day, is declared, and will
be ready to be paid to them on Thursday
the 9th instant.
BY order Of the President and Directors,
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Cashier.
Ju}y 81 eO3W
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! 4 K ~ il Il Il y
po4e,+ Wo0o,nn Machine
a'>~Li1 . 80 -
'liE sooScnoeF c0nuhu '. 70 MANUFACTURE
4 '0'Fo'04 e'e"' "'S'I"S 1''o' ',N"e'
winch BY daily experience proves 20 answer
the intended purpose, ana loi "hlch me &C.
mand IS great. lie mas already o1Sposou OF
his right TO the state OF maryland ana some
counties IN Virginia, and IS Wiling TO dispose
OF rights tor counties m the diaefeht states 10
the southwark Oh inc lo'oi'i@C Il'e., "'o "'So
for the territory OF LOUISIANA Masters OF
vessels WIZ ma paraculally oSefd'
VIM. (. Newton,
Assignee of Joseph Yarwood.
lime %,
II tisrfher hs.oof Of Yarzvood's ss8etll flashing
Ghchiue.
We the subscribers have found, on trial,
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Joseph II. MandeyilIe

JooSi'ii - i'AaiiQcVllie.
Corner ef King aud Uaion-ss,ct.,,
HAS FOR SALE,
1000 basl els coarse and fine Sal, |.
bushel and in sacks.
SO barrels SVhiskey.
1000 VT. Rhode Island Cheese.
Goshen do. in casks.
5000 VT. best green Coffee, in b,cs
1000 do. white do.
French Brandy.
Jamaica, Antigua, Windward Island \
New England Rum. !
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hvson and u
son Skin Teas, ofthe latest intlortatious
Sugar, best Muscoyado, in hogshesd, j
barrels. :
DO inferior qualities, in do.
Moiasses, in hogsheads,
Glover Seed, warranted fresh.
CottoA, in bales and by retail.
Candles, monld and dipped.
Loaf and Lump Sugar.
Spanish Cigars, Hamilton's and Cara,
Snuff, in bottles, Writing and lVrappingB
per, Pepper, AlIspicc, Chewing To5aca
Madder, Copperas, Soal Leather, Bed Ccas
Leading Lines, Ks. sc.
.dLSO,
Best Super6ne Flour. for private GsniHs
a few barrels Corn, and some Seed Gas
Plaister OF Paris, &c.
April H.
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Hamalton's Worn, Destroying Lo-
zenges.
ITCH CURED

BY o. using Lees Sovereign Ointment.
The proprietor informs those persons and
families who are suffering under this disease
against the infection of which no person In
safe) that if this ointment is used at night SO
going to bed, itnever failsto perform cure
by the following morning, as thousands who
have used during the NJ re last years cantes-
Sfy. The peculiar excellency's ofhis infal--
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lible cure for the Itch, over every other and
the certainty of a cure by single application
the ingredients being SO illnoccntas TO beap-
Piled with perfect safety to the tenderest in
FAINT and its being not only free from an Of
fensive smell, but equally agreeable with the
pleasantest pomatum.
The proprietor solemnly affirms that this
ointment doth not contain particle OF brim-
stone, mercury, or any injurious ingredient
HAHNs' TRUE AND GENUINE
~ GEPAAN CORN PLASTER,
An infallible remedy forCorns, speedily re-
moving them root and branch without giving
pain.
The Genuine Persian Lotion,
The Restorative Powder for the
Teeth and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Water.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF the
eyes.
HAHN'S ANTI-8ILIOUS PILLS,
Celebrated for the mildness OF their opera
ton, sc for being the best known remedy Tor
lancesing the stomach and bowels.
HanniIton's Essence and Extract
of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Govt, Palsy, Swelling,
Numbness, sc.
Tooth Ache Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting reIef,in the most
severe instances.
The Anodyne Elixir,
For the cure of every kind head ache.
The Damask Lip Salve.
~ TAKE NOTICE.-That limitations
of the above medicines are for sale IN this
town--therefore please to apply only to Jas.
Kennedy, zen. Bookseller, King-street, AleXa
who has long been sole agent for the sale OF
the genuine preparations. AS further secu-
rity against imposition, each genuine article
has on its outside wrapper, the signature OF
Hannah Lee,
WIDOW Of the late PROPRIETOR.
4
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HAMIL TONS ELIXIR,
FOR COUGHS.

-
FOR COUGHS.
TIE increasing reputation OF Hamilton $
Elixir, (which during the last nane gears has
become celebrated troughout the Y States,l
warrants the assertion that 1t is the best rene
dy now, ia use for colds, obstinate coughs
ssthmas and approaching consumptons--
Experience has taught thousands, that the
\ common opiasss and balsamlcs, as they are
called, finally aggrayate every disorder OF the
breast and lung in themost distressing symp-
toms, that they load the stomach and impair
the observation-disclosures the whole system, ln-
crease the ailficulry Of breathing and excite
fever. But the qualities of this valuable dis
eosery are eyincedb by perfectly opposite Ell
fects.
A siuyis trial s0ilz faroue that it restores the
!. determination Of the fluids to the surface OF
8 the BODY and brings on the common health
full perspiration that it dislodges and eyacu-
ate the tough yicid phlegmor mucur,strength-
snstheweakened vessels ofthc lungs sheathes
the acrimonious liquor which lrritatcs them
! and finally discharges it. Thus striking at the
root Of the disorder the symptoms are ettec-
tually and permanently conquered,the reverse
!. of common medicine which weakens the con-
stitution and gives strength to the disorder,
or The sake Of moderating fer the present
some OF its painful effects.
To parents who have children afflicted with
the hopping cough, this discovery Is OF the
first magnitude, 1T affords immediate re-
lief, checks the progress, and IN a snort Tune
/. entirely removes the most cruel disorder 10
S which children are liable. The Elixir IS per-
fectly agreeable, and the dose sosmall, that
no difficulty arises In taking 1t.
Select Recommendations.
PHILADELPHIA, August 9, 1906.
4 Mrs,H. Lee, widow of Richard Lee, u.
being DESTROYS to make public tor the good
Of others the excellent quality Of Hamllton's
Elixir, prepared by the late Mr.. Lee, have
sent YOU the following account Of the benefit
! have received from it; which 1 hope VIII
inchice others to give it a trial In conse-
onence Of q bruise on the breast received
! from fall, my health grew bad, my breathing
/. became very difficult, and frequently nave
) had suddenly to rise up in my bed with all the
horrors of immediate suhocauon. hhd 10
these, constant pain IN my breast anu
cough, agreat loss of strength and hesn' ana
you may conceive that my symptoms evident
s Nv indicated an approaching consumption
The advice of most eminent physician was
rcsorted to, and afterwards second was call
3 ed in, but without giving me any rehei' "A
j mother physician, who knew ne ana the clr-
cunlstances OF my case, ADVISED me TO give
Hamilton's Elixir trial, saying. he had used
) 1t If, his practice,and always found 1t 90 much
good. A bottle was procured from Mr. Blrch,s
and found relief before had taken haif OF
it. continued to use 1t, and Was soon strong
\ enough 80 attend TO business, On taxing coia
some my former symptonssreturh, bat are
always removed by dose or two. OF the L
lixlr, -.
MI RndAaetrert. PHI ladelDhla. I
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ORPHANS COUR I,

Alexandria County, yuly Term, 1909.
ORDERED,
That the Administrative Of JOHN SELLERS
deceased, do insert the following adj
yertisement three times q week Tor two
weeks in the .Aierandrza DAILY Gazette.
Test.
ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.
THIS. ia>to sive notice That the subscri-
Der of Alexandria county, In the district OF
Columbia, hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county; letters of admlnlstra-
ton ON the personal estate of JOHN SET
r.ERs late of the county aforesaid, deceased,
all persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber, on OF before the Sd day of JAM
next or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit 20 said estate-anel those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate pay
ment. r
Given under my hand this Sd day OF July,
1909.
SUSAN SELLERS,
admintstat1Ic Of John Sel1'1ss.
JuIy 4. 3taw2W
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July T..
offered for Rent,

The HOUSE on the cornerof Prince and
St. Asaph streets, lately occupied by Mr.
Benjamin ricketts,.
This property is in good situation and the
building very convenient, and has lately been
put in excellent repair. Apply to ". Smifh,
Esquire, ofDumfries, or to
Robert Young.
June 90. COLT
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FOR SALE,

Mrs. Laws FARM, near this to Wn.
Terms, which will be very acc 'm1nodat-
ing, made known by WAFER loNEs Esq,
iDWashingtoa.
May 60. GO
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GEO. BENNER, Junior,

No. ! !, Budd-strect, Philadelphia.
Mr.. Charles Myers, aamstead-Hlii, near
Baltimore, had been long time dangerously
in6isposed, and was reduced to the lowest
state Sofsweakness, insomuch that his recovery
Appeared extremely doubtful. Ills complaints
which seemed to be affections OF the breast
and lungs, and general debility -occasloned
thereby, yielded little, bat rather progressed
ander the treatment of several eminent ply
sicians when by the use of Hamilton,s E
sExir, his distressing cough was Immediately
aheYiated, and every other symptom perfectly
subdued. -Four or Eve bottles entirely re-
moved his complaints and restored him to an
excellent state of health and strength, which
The has for upwards ola car past, enjoyed
without interruption. -
From Lssthee- Martin, esq. tGte attorney gene
raj of Maryland.
fcompIy with yo9r request IN stating my
oninion of IIamilton's Elixir. 1t has been US
ed in my family for two or three years past,
with uniform success, whenever coughs,colds,
or similar complaints have rendered medl-
cine necessary have myself found 1t an ex-
cellent and agreeable remedy fora very pain
f,,l and troublesome affection of the breast, &C.
companied with soreness, and with INSTRUCTED
and difficult breathing.
On these accounts do not hesitate to re-
commend Hamilton's Elixir as valuable me-
dicine, and deserving public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
ALSO,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

NOTICE is hereby given, that meeting
IN of the Stockholders OF the Brrn,sViek CO..
sm Msnytadsry will be held at the houie Of
DAVID OWEN, in Bruntwick, on the twenty
ninth day Of this month, At 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, for the following purpoie,, viz.
TO chosfe Moderator. Clerk. Treaiurer
and fueh other officers as may thea be ihoughs
neeeiiary.
TO determine the number of flares by
which the flock ihall be divided.
To efabliih bye-Iaws for regulating the
proprietary.
To vote iuch fums of money as fliai appear
neceaary to defray the eYpenfes OF the eitab.
ifhment.
10 confirm fuch acts or dongs Of commit-
tees Of The original saoeiates, as iliall appear
proper.
To agree on a mode of calling future meet
ings, and TO pafs fuch votes as fhall appear con.
ducive to the intsreits OF the Corporation.
BENZ. J. PORTER,
JOHN PERRY lem.
Frss'7si.b, Ma, 5, 1909.