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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-11
NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that ne
manufacturers and has for sale, at his manu-
factory corner of Prince and Fairfax streets,
STILLS Of all sizes, conNnonly USED 1or
disabling grain or fruit.
! general assortment of TIN WAKE.
SHEET.IRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLUMBING WORK ell
sber for Ssits or Buildings, done in the best
manner.
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all its branches is carried on under the dl-
rection Of Mr.. HYLLI,44M FLE1CHER,
who has had many years experience, and as a
workman is exceeded by fev-As the Brass
founder business is partnership, application
must be made to William Fletcher, who will
undertake to make CRATES handsomely
ornamented with Brass, agreeable to any pat
tern or price, and will execute the work IN the
very best and neatest manner and ON the most
reasonable terms.
The highest price given for Old CONFER,
Brass, PegvteY, Lead and Iron.
George M'Munn.
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Salss at Kendue.
!, every Tuesday and Friday,

!. avery Tuesday and Friday,
~ IT'LL Be SOLD
:, yen,lue Store, corner OF Prince ana ana
Water streets.
J variety Of Dry Goods. Groceries, &c,
'.;.,,,srs of which will be expressed u
f sS,s of the day--All kinds OF goods
e !. y. ~. ore on Limitation and the prices Oh
F 'iln ore established, can at any tinle DC
nsa = and purchased at tho lowest limitation
A1 P. c.. Marsteiler, v. NJ.
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John G. LADD,
HIS FOR SHE

Has FOR SdLE,
90 bales German Linens, COMM
mo ofhrown and white Rolls, flaxen Osha-
burghs, hempen Ticklenburghs, Burlaps'
Checks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Sheeting and Duck
bale Writing Paper
so bags of black Pepper OF the best
lily, and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Molasses
pipe port Wins
10 do. Holland Gin
Go. French Brandy
r do Jamaica Spirits:
A quantity of soal Leather, Shoes oper
,naciitl and Tailow Candles, Cheese, &c, &c :.
ril7.
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Street
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WASHINGTON TAVERN,
Z F. T. S 3 u K G..

IL r. IL - ~ - ~ "
-ESIE subscriber has returned to the Hash
4 ingtor Iavera, LEEsBuRe, where he IS
PREPARED with every thing necessary Tor the
accommodation of those gentlemen and ladies'
who may honor him with their custom.
Having laid in good stock of liquors, hay
and oats, and having enlarged his stables, and
engaged careful, attentive and honest host
Ter, he flatters himself that, by his unremit.
ted att ention, together with the diligence,
care, and activity OF his servants, he will be
able to render his customers the most perfect
satisfaction III his line.
y. z. The house is in much better con-
dition than formerly, for the accommodation
of travellers.
James Dawson.
Leesburg, Virginia, Jan. Is.
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January 9.
Washington and alexandria 7urn-
62ke C0mba71y.

The Stockholders of the Washington and
/ Alexandria Turnpike Company are
hereby notified that the Jsfh and last 1nstal-
nent of TEN DOLLARS on each share is
called for by the President and Directors of
the said company, and is required to be paid
to Charles Page, treasurer, IN Alexandra ON
or before the Esd day January next, agreeable
to an act of congress- entitled, san act iorthe
establishment of Turnpike Company in the
county of Alexandria, in the district of CO.
lumbia."
By order of the Directors,
C. DENEAI4E, Presidsns.
Necenlbar 96 81
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Besides a great number OF smaller prizes
Of 400, 500, eco, $50, Is, 50 20, %c'
Tickets and Shares at the re OF or 0ee-
lars, for sale at r. Gray'S Bookstore, where
correct check of the drawings are kept, ana
all Tickets sold as above examined tree OF
expence.
Warranted ,udrawnTickets given tor prlz
es as soon as drawn
AZ. B. Eight days have already been drawn ~
and the wheel has gained upwards OF eoos'
dollars.
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Negroes for sale.

BY virtue OF il deed OF trust, srom JAMES
D. MooRE, for certain purposes therein set
fol tn, the subscriber viii ell for ready noe
ney, at his Jerry opposite Alexandria, ON
TUESDAY, the 10th day OF January next,
at IL O'Clock, If fair if not. the next fair
day-SEVE.N VERY VALUABLE NJ
GROES, viz. One II an. abo'.t 26 years OF
age, two lads, two boys, ana two girls.
William Marbury.
Blue Plains, Dec 20--24 dts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11

Foreign.
PHILADELPHIA, Iuly 4.

by the arrival of the Fair American.
from Dunkirk, in 81 days, we have
received Paris papers to the 5th May.
"A foreign gentleman was kind enough
to favor US with the perusal of his files,
from which we made such trans,ations.
as we deemed worthy of being known,
and calculated to give correct views of
the political state of Europe.
M. Dashkof, the Russian charge d.s
attaires, and his suite, have arrived in
the Fair American. and will proceed
Tor the seat OF government in a few
days. aurora
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11
VIRGINIA.

1ffa snferiOr eourf of Chancery holden ar
he Cotftotin be Cffy Of Richmond, the
2ist JVHe, 1899.
John Willis, executor Of Francis Willis, Pit.
49, against
Philip Peodieton, and David Hunter, execu-
tors OF Philip PendIeton. deceased Hannah
Dew, widow, and who WAS namea executrix OF
the sa'd WilIiam Drew, and Dolphin Drep
William Dew Whiting Drew and Washington
Drew, heirs of Benjamin Drew, deceased, wro
was heir at law and devisee of the said William
Drew, deceased, Dsfts
L II Il subpoena scirefacias, awarded in this
cause no. being returned executed on the defen
dants Whiting Drew and Washington Drew &
q appearing to the satisfaction Of the court that
they are not inbabi ants of this country on mo-
ZION Of the plaintiff by counsel, il is ordered, thai
me said dtiendants do appear here on the first
day OF the next term and shew cause, if any they
can, sgAinsi The revival thereby sought.-=and thar
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published in the city OF Richmond
ioF two months excessively and ported at the
front door of the Capitol in Inc said city.
A copy, Teste,)
al.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11
FIRST BULLETIN.
Head-9 ,arters, K atisbor

April "a, 1909.
Inc Austrian army passed the Inn
on the 9th April, by which act hostil;-
ties were commenced, and Austria has
declared an implacable war against
France and her allies, of the Rhe ish
confederation.
! I'hefollowing were the positions at
the same period, of the French and
allied corps.
| The corps Of the duke of Auerstadt
I(Davoust,) at Ratisbon.
The corps of the duke of Rivoli
(Massena,) at Ulm.
The corps of general Oudinot, at
AUGSBURG.
The head quarters general at Stras-
burg.
The three Bavarian divisions under
the orders OF the duke of Dantzic,
(Lefeovre,) were thus posted--the first
under the command OF the prince row
al at Munich the second under qeneY-
al Dsrol at Laudshut : the third under
general Wrede at Straubiag.
The division of Wurtemberg at
Hevdenhein.
The Saxon troops encamped in the
neighborhood OF Dresden.
The corps of the dutchy of Warsaw.
commanded by prince Poniatowsky, at
| Warsaw.
On the 10th April, the Austrian for.
ces invested Passau, where there was a
battalion of Bavarians and at the
same time Kufsteiu, where there was
another Bayarian battalion. These
movements were made without firing
a musket.
| The Austrians published on this day
in the Tyrolese country, proclamat..
on which accompanies the bulletin.
The court Of Bavaria Quilted Nfu.
Mich on the same day, and removed to
! Dilligen.
The Bayarian division which occu-
pied Iandshut, (under gen. Deroi, J
marched for Altorif, on the Left bank Of
the Iser.
And the division Of wrede, (posted
at S,rauhing,) removed to Neustadt.
! The duke of Rivoli, (Massena, left
| Ulrn for Augsburg.
/ From the 10th to the 10th, the enc.
my's army advanced from the Inn m.
| on the Iser. Their cavalry had sever.
al skirmishes with the Bavarian troons,
IN which the latter had the advan..
4 tage. g. 2
\ On the 10th at PfaHcnhoGen, the Sc.
lcond and third regiments of Bavarian
light cavalry, defeated the Austrian
hussars OF Stipschitz, and the dragons
of Rosenberg.
| At the same moment the enenv an.
Ipeared in force on their march for
Landshut, the bridge of which was bro.
ken down, and the Bavarian division
lot Deroi, made lively resistance 10
this movement but menaced by more
numerous columns, he passed the Iser
at Moorsburg, and at Freybing, & re.
treated with his division in good order
and joined that of general Wrede the
Hawaiian troops were now concentre
at Neustadt.
/ The emperor left Paris on the 18th
of April. He had been informed bv
the telegraph on the evening of the f2th
Ioi the passage OF the Inn by the Aus
TRAN army, and few moments after
lett Paris. He arrived on the 10th, al
O'Clock in the morning at Louisberg.
and the same day reached Dillingen.
where he visited the king of Bav aria, &,
remained with that prince hal an hour
when he promised to restore him tc
MS capital within IS days, and avenge
me new insult given to the house oil
bavaria, by the authors of all the evil.
which has befallen that house.
On the 17th, at 2 o'clock in the morn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, JAPAN'D
WARE s. SADDLERY.

Hand, Cut, Pit and
Mill Saw Files
IL round and fat
Smiths Files
Smiths &. shoe Rasp
Shoe Hammers, Pm
GERS, Knives, Rasps
racks * Anvil Blades
Butchers Knives and
Steels
Table and Desert
Knives and Forks
Carvers' aud Table
y cells
Barlow, Pocket and
Pen Knives
Sportsman and Pru.
ners' Knives
Tayiors' and Sheep
Shears
Large and small scis.
sors
Racers & do. cases
Shaving Boxes with
Brushes
Pewter and Tutania
Table aud Tea
Spoons
X. l.. aud Butt Hin
ges
Cork Screws & Steel
SnuAers
Common Port pad *
Double Bolted Pad
Locks, chest door
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11

Chamber s. stock de-
Cupboard, Chest,
Prospect book case
and Desk Locks
Wood Screws ana
screw Drivers
Fee compasses, Iron
Back.
Hand, cast steel saws
Coopers' and Carpen. .
ters' AIDES
Drawing and Cutting
Knives
Smiths Anvils & vi.
ces
Hair Brooms, Clamp
Brushes, White
Wash, counter and
Shoe do.
Japanned Walters as
sorted, elegant pat
terps
Mkt * Gilt Pins
w &. Needles of the
most approved
stamp
Spades, Shovels and
Frying p ms
Steel IN Fagsots
Cork screws Il Steel
Snu ffers
Common BASKET,
Worstead s. stram-
ing Webb.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11
John & JOS EPH BOYCE, Jr.

OlatloHerS s. BO0k BinderS,
Having opened store on the main s,reet.
opposite to the Globe Tavern,
(Hhere may be had every article in the
Stationary business,)
- ESPECTFULLY, Solicit the favors 81
IN their friends and the public, add beg leave
70 assure them that any work Committed 10 thei,
eare san be faithfully executed, and their favor
Feteiuiiy acknowledged.
y. D. An apprentice wanted.
(w.3 -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11
William, era wford,

tStmS-e'hOha WHICH arc tic lONOWlfg 3gt1CiSS
which will be sold on the most moderate terms
for Cash or Country Produce. at his store -four
doors below the Eagle Tavern, and adjoining Di
Crawford's Medicine store:
Willow Bonneis and and Wibbones
Has Laced and Tampor'd
Short and long yellow Cambricl Musl,ns
Nankeeas FIST chop Floss & Vain stripe do
Blue and White Nan. do.
kesus Laced II obe Dresses
Canton Shawls & Ban. Mems and Womca's
dano hdkfs. Silk Gloves
Lungy, Sissersoy aad Silk hakfs. and Shawl.
DORA hdkis. Coat auc. Vest Gias.
CHA ana mock Madrass Buttons
10. Scarlet, Green Black s.
Currahs, Sanuas. Cos. BrowA Persians
sas & Dsfts. PLAN Sar}ne,,s
9 8 Caubiicis Muslin Black & coPd. Lustrings
81 Cambricl, Muslin do. do. Sysche VS.
Sheetings, Platillas & Silk Waistcoating diff
Shirtings colours .t
Black CambYicks and Cotton Czssirleres an
Glngnams English patent Mad
Corded Ginghams keens
CHIMES < CaiiC1es Linen & Cotton Check.
furniture Pria.s Cctton Brown Holland
Cot d Gingharns x Tab Velvet Binding
by Vsvcts Cotton & Chinrz Shawl.
B.uc aad Scarlet Rau- Pullica, & Romal hdifs
y re'tc Silk and otton Urlore..
Black. Grass green. las
Boiilc do. anu Scar SILK and Cotton sus-
let S. fine Bombazetts pendeys
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11

Whilst the battle of Abensburg ard
the combat of Landshut, were produc.
ing such important consequences,
prince Charles was joined by the Boz
hemian corps under general Hollow
ratl, and obtained at Ratisben tri.
iing'success. About thousand men
Of the 6sth who had been left to guard
the bridge at Ratisbon, received no or
ders t" retire. They were perceived
by the Austrian army, and the brave
fellows, after having expended ever,
rae OF their cartridges, were COMPEL
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-27
IN COMMON COUNCIL,
FEBRUARY IL, 1909,
ORDERED,

~
That the following persons be appoin ed
Commissioners for experimenting the cleo
lions TO be held in the different wards OF the
town on Tuesday the 7lh of March next, for
the purpose ofelectins members of the Com
mon Council for the ensuing year, VIZ.
For The 1frst Ward.
Samuel Harper, John Muncaster, John
Hunter.
For the second Ward.
Mathew Sex Smith, Andrew Flemming,
Robert Anderson.
For the third Hard.
Abraham Faw, William Newton, Andrew
Scoitied.
For The fourth Eard.
John Stewart, James Lawrason, Ferdinand
Marsteller.
The election for the fist ward tosbc held at
Mr. John I.omax's tavern, on Prince street
Tor the second ward at the council chamber
for the third ward at Mr.. Hodgkin's tavern
and forib fourth ward at Mr.. Edward JACOBS,
corner of St. A saph and Duke streets.
Jas. NJ. MsRea, c. c.
January Is re
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-27
BOSTON, February II.
!. - Il.,LiIS SERVICES.

v.s,sr.s.y was Observed by che Honorable
.;.s.,use Of this Commonwealth as Day
4 Bro.i,iition and Praycr, asreeably 70 tue
t., pssalye -AI twelve O'Clock the Honor
Il, r',sncil. Senate and House of Represea-
.,;ves viii. t.iciil respective Oaicers, formed
Procession, and moved thro' Park Place,
.nu,on.strec,, School-street. Cornhul ana
rona.s.reet, 10 the neetiag-house liz Brat
Ic.st,est, vhcsc Divine Service was intro-
Ilcca 81 P.ayer by the Rev. Mr.. Lowell,
|banlaia cf the House after which an APP
Bronrii.tc Discourse was delivered by the Re-
Isreud SIR Buaktnins ,cr. Chaplain ofthe Sc
lds Text, Peter |. v. s. " Humble your-
tg,.s suder N. mgAty hand cf God, that he,
sev crab yqai in dive time s" His Honor the
Lieutenant Governor declined attending.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-27
NEW, YORK, FEB. as.

i Arrived the Cartel ship True American,
kyeNson, q days from Port au Prince, with
hsar,; 500 900 VT. of Coffee. We are sor-
1, to state, she was driven ashore in the
how storm, on Monday evening about 8
Ielcck, about two miles to the S3athard OF
kmdy Hook Light House she has bilged
Ind lost all her masts. We understand the
koFseis in bags, and several lighters and
basa were sent down to her yesterday, and
bill probably save most part of the cargo,
ksths ship has not gone to pieces. The
kaptain and crew were all saved. Left at
Port au Prince, the British brig Nassau,
tor New York in a few days. Provisions
bieny and cheap, -four Is dolls. pork 80
fsefso, and fish in great abundance and
kuylow. ABritish ship had just arrived
bhere from London, laden with 800 barrels
-Four, other provisions and dry goods, and
brought accounts of the defeat of the Spa
hSh patriots by the French.
Went or shore at the same time and with
nifty wards OF the True American, the
Png Amazon, Copp, II days from Sa-
hannah. She was driven high and dry on
Pie beach, and it is probable the most part
Pfher cargo will be saved.
The ship James, Coffin, of Newbury-
port, arrived at New Orleans the 2sth of
January.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-27
3D. W O M T. ".

WOMEN in ~theil nature are more cav
and Joyous tnan men; whether it be that
their blood is more refined, their flores moro
delicate, and their animal spirits more light
and volatile; or whether as some haze ina.
gined, there may not be kind Of sex in the
very soul, | shall not pretend to determl e.
As vivacity is the gift of women gravity is
that of men. They should each of them,
there fore, keep yuatch upon the particular
bias which nature has fixed in their minds,
that il may not draw too much, and lead them
out o. the paths of reason. This will certain
ly happen if the one, in every word and ac-
ton affects the character, of being rigid and
severe, and the other that Of being brisk and
gay Men should beware Of being captivated
by d sort of savage philosophy Women by
t!oughtless gallantry Where. these precau-
lions are not Observed the man often dege-
nerates into a cynic.; the women into CO..
quette; the man grows sullen and morose.;
the woman impertinent and fantasticsl.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-27
LATEST FROM HAYTI.

a gentleman who came passenger in the
ship True American in 2 1 days from Port-au-
Prince, informs us that or 10 days before he
sailed, very bloody battle had taken place at
Cape Nichola Mole, between the armies OF
Potion and Christophe, in which the latter
was defeated with great loss, at least 1000
being left dead on the field.
Our informant further states, that the city
OF Santo Domingo, was in very tranquil
state, and had not been attacked by the Spa
niards or British, and that Gen. Ferrand was
still living.
We further learn, that an American brig
laden with provisions, had recently been cap
tured by one OF Christophe's cruizers, and
had been condemned Aey York tsatier
In addition to detailed accounts from Spain,
the Boston Centinel of "Wednesday contains
tho following:
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-27

lhe report brought by the Cornwall,
Which We noticed in our last, that Bona
|P 3 with 100000 troops had crossed the
yrsnnees, we art happy to say, is without
|,,1anaatlon. BY the arrival of the ship
|"eeSsmIoreland, Bridson, from Liverpool,
Ia thursday, the following very different
|raa most glorious information has been re-
sMsd' whleh bears every mark of authen-
p sl,y, and fully justihes the wisdom of gen.
1'sSs retreat: On the 18th of Dec. whilst
I, as "estmoreland Law at Madeira, the Bril-
ia eonsai At Funchal, Archibald Hromlie,
III Pad visit to captain Rridson, and III
. meg nm that vessel had just then ar
W IN the bay, in very quick passage
Gibraltar, the captain of which stated,
/, 1'frsvous TO his sailing, news had reach
mere from Spain, of signal victo-y
|oS . oeen gained by the combined armies
ana 9q "a and England, between the Ibro
W. n,ayonne, over a large army of the
n suen, SAID to be commanded by marshal
IA that the loss of the French amount
W. . no less than rs, coo men in killed,
sons ausa md prisoners, and the remainder
;,re'sly routed some time prior to this
n, - Which termisated so gloriously for
I,,,, ause Of the brave Spaniards, the gal
hr.s Moore had joined them with a
Oa :. fslnsorcemcnt, which determined the
~, ,OIs to give battle to the enemy. the re-
= which was IS above described.