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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-01
PLYM QUIZ, June 4.

Came down kings .uessense., with DIS
patches tor the government of Nortn Ams-
RIGA. He wens i'm nediately on board the
Contest, which sailed directly for New
York. In the evening another Messenger
came down with further dispi cl,es. with
which, he weot on BOARD the Plover, aud
sailed Immediately for Philadelphia. The
Phoenix, -, takes out our new Envoy to
the American government, Mr. Jackson and
his sue.
The Express Packet has arrived in 10
days from Halifax, previously trom New
70 k.
Transports are taken up for the convey
ance of 3e,0oo troops, on another expedltl.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-01
LoxsoN, June 8.

Yesterday letters were received from
Cad Of thc 2tth'uh aud Seville Gaze.tes
~ The 2ist.
General Cuesta retained his head guar.
teTs az VI sridA his forcs was consider sbie,
ana he had announced to the central Junta
nis cipacity auI desire to give battle once
more to marshal Victor; hut the Marshai
had moved TO The right towirds PortGg II.
from INC dispatches yesterday received,
x apPrsrs thst Dir \. Wellesley had pass
cd the Mondego, and was within Is miles
OF Gen. SlackenziS's corps. This was sta.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-01
EIGHTH BULLErtN.s's-'

Datch Papers have arrived, cnntaiiins
the eighth French bnife(in:' rhis'is dated
Vienna, May 16, and census Of in@re abuse
OF the AUSTRIAN Government, witnout ons
word IF news.
DlvouSt is on th. north Of the Danube,
at SuAweis. The Fcench mad advanced
into hungary as far as Regtitnun sac
AnAteiGns are AGAR PrcYnu's.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-01
PRICE or STOCKS THIS DAY At
ONE-O'CLOCK.

, per Cent. r. 67 7-S--s per Cent. SO 3.a
- per Gents. .=-Onn. "a prem.
W. have received Lisbon Gazettes TO
the 81 inst. The Supreme Jnnta of Gov
ernnent in Spin has directed Decree
coniiscating all the property of the spanish
MOBILES and other persons who had adhered
90 the French Interest orde ing also thar
those persons therein named, shOnld be ar
sled and Carried before the Tribunal of
Public Welfare, TO be tried and punished
TOT high treason. The papers contain a
correspondence between Marsha, Beresford
and the Portuguese Geaeral Many, announ-
clog some partial actions between the LAT.
ter with the French who were shut M in
bugO, when Ney marched to the Anstriaq-
The amount Of the French force in Cali.
cia IS between SIX and seven thousand men.
In An action which took place i'm Ponte Nes-
70, between Nina and Lugo, the French
lost three Thousand men IN Killed and wmin.
deh, besides two thousand Germans. who
deserted and came over to the Spanish ar
my. Lugo has been rccaplurcd, and four
thousand prisoners aiken. According To
the accounts transmitted, the situation Of
Marshal Ney is very precarious. There
was every reason to suppose, from the as
pect OF affairs, that q alicia wopld lac
speedily cleared Of the enemy. A French
column Of three thousand infantry and thir.
" horse hal been completely routed near
santiago; the remains had fled 10 Csrunna.
abandoning the former place, which the
spanish troops entered on the 23d, finding
considerable magazines Of arms and am.
mun.tIon therein. The Marquis de La Ro-
mana was at Santiago. V,go IS occuo,ed
by MS brother, with force Of 70Oo men.
This morning arrived a mali from Gst-
tenourg. The possession Of Strslsund hy
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ELEaENrH nttLL.Er 49,

Tina Ba,iet'n dated lsDersd1riF, 2tth
Nav, snd relates entirely - the up9erati-
ops N tne' tyroi. Fac DUKE - 3insEac.
"a stltsl 70 aavs-eaterel inspracA on tha
ldth.
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STILL LATER FROM EU-
ROPE.
SALEM, July %,

| ROPE.
SALEM, July 81.
Arrived at Beverly, last evening,
schooner Augusta, Sticxney, in 53 days
from Bayonne, to Hon L. Thornlise.
This vessel was permitted to sail In
ballast by giving bonds agreeably 60 the
late order OF the French governm ent.
Every thing remained in the state of
suspence as to American atfairs, when
the Augusta saiis,l, as tne last ac-
counts stated received from that coua-
Ftry.
Nr. Thorndike, a nephew cf Col.
Thorn like, who came passenger in
tae Augusta, Informs that the reporss
respecting the last battles in Austria
were such as to produce belief IN tao
minds of all well informed persons
WHO dare to converse on the subject
I that the loss of the French was at least
$1,000 men.
. Spoke two days after sailing an Eng
iisi cutter, who treated cap. Stickney
politely, the capt. OF the cutter observ-
cd he mad lately received or.lers from
the British Government to Capture no
American vessels. Inlat. ~ is, long.
80 II, spoke ship Brilliant of New
Bedford, from New York for Liver
pSol--long SO, saw ship to the East
ward, dismasted, in long 35-long 40
IS, lat. ~ SO, snip Charles of New
DC ford, from New York for Rottcr-
dan passed at the same time brig
bound to the eastward --on the banks
spoke sehr. Madison, weeks out, had
taken $50 quintals of fish.
BY the politeuess of Mr., Gould, Of
Beverly, we have been flv pred with
the loan OF a. Ale Of the French pa
pers to June II.
Not hlving an opportunity to exam
ine the papers till late no ir, we are
obliged II content ourselves with an
outline Of the important coatcnts we
hnd in the latest OF chem. From the
! 5th Brlletin, date FL June, ut Ebers-
dorf, we learn The French had
great success IN ID Ilnatily& had taken
thc commander in chief Of the army
opposed to them. The Duke Of RAJ
gusa reached Piune on the 18th May,
al male junction with the army of
Italy, of which this was the division
on the right. The Dake reports that
m English s1uilro, had reached Fri
este, with view to sieze the Russian.
Heet-5ut such dispositions we're male
as secured tic Russian aeet, and the
English left the port. A thousand
Austrlans at Kie5nbs, on the right
bank OF the Danube. were male prs
oners by the troops of Wurtenbcrg.
by the 18th Bulletin, at Ebersl1rf
ist June, the bridges on the Danube
IA been rebuilt, and important pre-
paratIons had been made on the Dan
lae. After the defeat Of Iellachich,
the French on the Selza, bad made
m1ngprisoners. Gen. Lasella had his
head quarters near Presburg. Gener-
al Macdonald had entered Gratz, and
had taken immense stores Of the enc
uly.-The Duke Of Dantzic was at
Lintz. The Prince of Ponte Corvo
at Vienna. Vandamme at St. Polten,
Order was restored in the Tyrol-
Vienna was quiet. The Duke Of
Montebello { MARSHAL Lasnes) had
died Of his wounds.
From the Bayonne Journal of June
II, we learn that the French had every
success ia Dalmatia. BY letters from
GosPick, che French had taken more
than thousand prisoners, and having
dispersed the enemy the French were
advancing. In Turkish Croatia. the
Turks had risen in arms, aud had IN
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rARls, Jane 1.

~ yTFLEG3APfIIC DiSPAFCd.
600 the 2sth Prince Eugene completely
defeated the eseny, with the loss OF 1000
s,led and wauadctL.
con the same evening we entered Leo
ocn 1-
Con the ,32d Gen. Macdonald obliged
the enemy TO cap,talate IN Bsdach. A
Lieu;. General aud 5000 men were made
prisoners"
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Pr1afhe ham54rsi C2rrcshonacnt Of hs
% lime.
MoRAvIA, May 81.

The report ola most severe battle which
lasted tvs days IS confirmed ~ further ac
counts. Twas iolghs on tie 2lst and I'D
near Enycrdorf, DCtwee0 me villages Of
Aspcrn aUa Essi.nScn, aboat league and
a half % tie south east side OF Vienna,
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VIENNA, June %
TWENTY THIRD BULLETIN

IL
he 18th inst. the emperor Naynl -on re-
viewed large body of troops on the heights
OF Schoenbrunn. A line or 5000 cavalry " (
displayed, as also another of artillery with
200 pieces OF cannon. On Saturday the oath
our troops entered Raab at A O'Clock in the
afternoon. On the 25th, the garrison mar
Ched out as prisoners of war. The command
OF the town Wa given to General NarDcne.
The duke of Auerstadt. (Davoust) is be
lore Presburg, where the enemy wa, torti.
tying himself The duke put in nag de
handing the enemy 10 surrender the town.
which he refused. The town WAS then olose.
ly invested and 1000 bombs were thrown in
which set the town on fire in different places.
On the 22d the arChduke Ragusa win the
army of DdlmatIa crossed the brave. and
marched against Gratz. On the gath gen.
Naniaurne ordered $40 of the Wrtembnrg
troops, under Colonel Kehler. to cross the
river at Molk, 70 rcconnotre the DISPOSITIONS
OIL inc enemy, AS soon DIS they got over
they met several companies of the enemy
whom they put TO flight, and took 90 prison
erS OF whom two were officers, beloupiEy IN
the regiment Of NJ troulki
The prince of POnte Corvo (Berpadnttrl
with the Saxon army is at ST Polten. The
duke OF DantziC OLefcbvre) who remained
near LIntz, ordered Gen. Wrede to reconnoi-
ire the enemy camp. All the cnrmv's posts
were destroyed, and several fl scrs and
twenty priVates taken The obj, c. 20 be OBJ
tanned by recommending was, to gam inform.
alton respecting the dispositions OF the enc
! my.
| vienna and the army are plenteouslv pro
vided with all kinds Of provlsiens. A large
quantity OF wine and Several millions ofbot
ties) 10 the ncighborug converts. which ma,
Oeen distributed among the soidiery.
STRAsBURC, July 8.
letters from Vienna state, that on the frs
INST In the night the duke of Riyoli crosse,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-19
September s

40 all whom it may concern-RICHAKD
SMYTH, native OF ireland, departed this
HE on the 18th of June, 1909, without leaving in
this State, or in the United States, anv rela-
ton by consanguinity, and possessed of some
Estate in Lands within this Commonwealth, of
which, as well as of the United States he had
long been Citizen. His intent was to give the
whole to the subscriber, as lis Nuncupative
VIII, now of Record, will efficiently prove I; but
the Subscriber hath been advised, that a Will of
that kind cannot effect conveyance of Lands,
how far soever IT may prove the intent the les
tator, and that the Lands late of the said Richard
Smith do OF consequence, escheat to the CON-
monweaith, though contrary to his intent ofbe
slowing them on citizen thereof For that rea
son, the subscriber shs II request the General AS
sembly, atits ensuing session, by Petition, to car
ry the intent OF the said Smyth into execution, by
releasing the Interest of the Commonwealth in
the Lands whereof be was possessed, or en-
titled to within the same, to the Subscriber.
;,.... -. DAVID DO1LE.
Algust IS ,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-19

I AND FOR SALE-The subscriber offers
~ for sale that valuable estate on which he
formerly resided, lying on James River, near
the Town OF Warminster, in the County of Mel
son, lately Amherst. This tract contains nearly
two thousand acres-The low grounds are oil
the most valuable kind, and the highlands imme-
diately adjacent thereto are very fertile and I'm.
commonly levci-lt might be divided into two
plantations TO advantage, continued in one, as
might the owner. The houses are new and
amply sufficient for the comfortable accommoda
ton of iamly-A more inmate description IS
deemed unnecessary, as it is presumed the pur-
chaser viii view and Judge ton himself The
subscriber viii only observe that the place is
very healthy, lies in fine neighborhood, and
commands, perhaps, as many advantages as any
other situation that is offered for sale ia the state
One fourth OF the purchase money will ne recui.
red on the first Of January, when poss ssl ~
will he given; and the balance viii be c!ivid q
INTO nine equal annual instsiments, without :,r s.
charge OF interest If the principal be punctually
pald-A large crop OF small grain win he sow,
III good ORDER and the purchaser may be accom-
modated with corn &c. suii cient for a wear,
supply. Letters directed TO Buckingham Court
House, or to Warminster, would be soon rscei
we'd and attended to. In M absence, my brother
Mr. Joseph G. Cabeil will shew the land to any
person desirous 10 purchase
VIM II. CABELL.
September ~
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[FRoM THE NORTH AmrR1cAN.1

ltRoM THE NORTH AMERICAN
FHrther franalahona from our aan.5urFE
faheTs
Erfract from TIenna date.i 6M Juiy,
On the 4th, the Austrian General Won
" elssenwoH arrived ut the head quarters
vt ms majesty the Emperor Napoleon, in or
Ger to treat, in the name of the Archduke
Charles, respecting an samistice and the:
prcliminaries of a peace. When the mo.
march declined it, Gen. Won Wcissenwolf
dt clared, that the army of the Archduka
Charles was 100000 men strong. 1t was
answered. that the fate of ,his army wouId
DE decided IN a day or two. VV-issenwolf
obtained orders, however, togo TO Vienna to
his relations.
MUNIcH, July II.
Lieutenant Gen. Won Nredc had first a
horse shot under him and afterwards he
received a confusion on the hip, from a cam
non ball. which is not dangerous. 1t is said
that i'll the battle Of the 5th and 9th, among.
others, the ArChduke Lewis was dangerous.
ly wounded.
HAMnURGH July 81.
On the 18th inst Genegti i ubell, with
a Westphalian division of 800 m N, com
mence. his march from E.furth for Eano-
YER, for which his majesty the King If West
pha''a, with the guards, breaks up on the
24th inst
FROM THE DANUBE, July 10.
Field Marshal Lieut.. d'Aspre died of his
wounds, and on the 8tli. was buried at Riii,n.
FROM MoRAvIA 12th July.
On the 4th the French threw new
bridge from tie Island Lobau across the
Danube. The ground and an immense
quantity Of artillery, much facilitated this
undertaking. The imperial ROYAL army
were posted on the heights behind the Russ
bach and extended their right wing to Sus-
Senbrunn and Kagran, with the left to Neu-
stedel The center was al Waeram. I'm the,
night, between the 4th and 5th, the enemy
Completed his passage to the left bank. and
very early IN the morning Showed himself
III great numbers ON the plain
About noon he attacked at all points the
line OF the imperial royal army but his
greatest effort WAS directed against the con-
ter. Ills attacks, supported 5y an immense
number OF artillery, among which " ere ma
ny batteries Of the largest calibre. were
repeated with the greatest fury. At ten
O'Clock at night the firing ceased.
On the 9th, at 4 o'clock in TIE mornivo.
the enemy repeated his attacks with stiii
/ greater 'etemenCe, than the dty before -.
ne struggle against tic center and rirhr
wing was renewed, when the enemy an e.,
sudden, with fresh divisions and great CAV
nestness. fell upon the left wing at Neu,te.
J del, ana succeeded, after an obstinate battle
/ IN compelling it to retreat; whereupon az
one flank OF the imperial army was threat
ened, his imperial highncss the Archduke
! GenerahSsimo, ordered retreat to Stan,-
fmersburg and Bisamberg, thar the army
might take new position and cover the
communication with Bohemia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-19
June %

I'D virtue Of a deed of trust, from Richard
y y Young TO the subscribers, bearing date the
9th day Of April, 1903, and recorded in the &c.
neral Court, for securing certain debt, therein
mentioned VIII be sold, to the highest bidder,
on the 29th September, next before the Eagle
Tavern, in the city of Richmond Cor so much
thereof, will be sufficient to satisfy said debt
with interest and costs,) the following valuable
PROPERI'l, Viz. Lot No. 1, with tie wharf at
tached thereto No. 5, a water lot No. 9, a lot
with the yellow house, hack of wharf No. l No
10, back of water lot No. 5 No. 10, part of lot
NO l7o, IN tie plan Of the city OF Richmond, Il
no. d. bought ofthe Executors Of Francis Lew
IS, and on Biuody-l<un street. The same being
the said Richard Young's part OF properly, stu.
ated at Rockets, which ne held Jointly with
Pickett, Pollard and Johnston, 4 assigned to him
by deed of partition, executed by the parties, on
the 17tl March last.
The said sale will be made agreeably to the d..
rections in such cases, OF tie act Of Assembly,
passed the 3i-t day of January, 1909, entitled
- IN act concerning executions and Tor other
purposes EUWIRD JoHNGTON,
3OHV FOX, Itustees
August 1 tic
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ENRESH TEAS-FOR SALE-Imperial,
a Gunpowder and Young Hyson Teas, of su-
peror quality, for sale by the chest & halt chest
Aquantity of Liverpool Salt, loose, daily ex-
Pected, which will De sold low, II taken from on
board. ROBERY' BJIJBR0
September 10. 1t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-19

M MANCHESTER ACADEMY--in con.e-
Iva ounce 0Ftl Intended removal II Nr. john
Wood, to tue city Of Richmond, Oh tie 2jth Sep.
tcmNnr ,Xt, the trustees OF the above Academy,
are desrpus Of engaging Teacher 81 the an.
suaSss 'nd maircmatics, TO supply tle station
dE now h''us. uappi,cItOh ~ the Treasurer ui
tJe Academy, residing IN Manchester, the terms
"iii be ~ 'ic known 10 any gentleman oil liberal
education and moral conduct
AUsaet IS. e
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HE business in future will be conducted bv
- Hugh Chambers, who has removed TO the
Store formerly occupied by Dodge and Cobb, be-
ing the upper or most wcstwardly tenement of
the range Of Col. Mayo's buiIdings-And in ad.
dItion To his present extensive assortment OF Dry
Goods, expects shortly to receive a large add
tional supply from Phiadelphiai which will he
sold atvery reduced prices for cash or acceptan-
ces IN town at short date.
HUGH CRAMBEPS
August %. I'm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-19
Sept. Is. It

L>DUCATiON--The subscribers propose o.
- penne Boarding School, on Wednesday,
the 10Th day OF January next, at the late dwell
ing OF their father, the Rev'd. Matthew Maury,
IN the county ct Albemarle, where thev will in.
struct Young Gentlemen, ia the Latin, Greet,
french and English Languages, upon the follow
ing terms: Their price for board will be eighty
dollars, tor titlen, 50 Is, ard for washing s.
mending s -, payable half yearly, each boarter
lnding hls own bedding. The tiualfc cations If
one OF the subscribers have been proven by i've
years experience in this line ofbusiness The o..
ther has been educated in the same School, and
wants nothing but q few months experience to
render his qualifications fully equal. The atlvan-
taSes ot the situation are uanfesty great, it he
ing IN the heart of a healthy and polished neigh
porhood, and lar removed from every incentive 10
wee and dissipation. The subscribers, deeply
impressed with The great Importance of the du-
ties which they have assigned themselves, pledge
All their powers fer their performance. They
have tolerably extensive and well selected his
torical Library, which shall, (during the winter
nights be used under their superintendance for
the benefit of their pupils Should any of those
gentlemen, who have patronzed the labors of F.
r Maury, at the Green Springs, in Louisa,
choose to place their sons or wards with the sub
scrlbers, their bedding, books, &C. shall be re-
moved to this place gratis Communications di-
rected to the subscribers, Lindsay's Store, Abe
marie county, will be Immediately attended to.
THOMAS w. MAURY,
FRANCIS 7. MAURY.
September - wifi
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August 90.

lNAlO4ID,
M ILL COMMENCE, on the first Monday
w in October, and continue four days
FIRST DAY--Tbe Annual Post Sweep Stake
five subscribers, S 100 each, free for three years
Odds, only two mile heats.
2ND The Jockey Club Purse of S 400, four
mile heats
3RD. The Proprietor's Purse Of S 200, three
mile heats, free for all ages.
4rH. A SweePstake is opened, for three years
old colts and FLIES, entrance s 50-subscription
TO close on the evening Of the first days race.
The proprietor is unwilling to publish the
names Of the delinquent members ofthe old club
and therefore will withhold it until after the pre-
sent fall meeting.
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EUROPE.
CoW7TNUA2L0W,
= F f o X f &c n NEW s,
RECEIVED BY The EUrAU.
BALTtMoRE. Sept. 70.
FURTHER TRANSACTIONS.
FOR TIE .d.1?ERTC9N-

FOR THE .4YERIC.9.N
From our German hafers receiued 6y the
Eufau, Capt. CAM, in As days from &yu.
The Copenhagen Gazette states that the
news of the battle of the 5 .h and 6tn July be-
tween the F. ench emperor and the arch
duke Charles was known III Paris OH the l2th
of July.
The Turks are reported to have forbidden
the EnSlIsh the passage of the Dardanelies
and 1t Is generally believed that their friend
ship with England is at all end.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-19
September -.

NJ OTlCE-The Coparmership of Ncolson
y and Heth having dissolved by mutual con-
sent, on the 1st January last they now request
all those who have claims against the said con-
Sern' tor transactions either at Manchester or
Richmond, to call at the office of NicoIson. Heth
and Co. for payment, ard all those indebted to
the SAID Concern are most earnestly requested to
discharge their respective balances on or be-
fore the 18th October next. AS after that peri
cd without discrimination their bonds and ac-
counts Will be putinto the hands OF AN Attorney
for collection.
ANDREA NTCOLSON,
HART HET,R
September s. 4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-19
September S.

= OTICE-All persons concerned are requl-
Y red to take notice, that we have sold the
debts due 20 the late concerns Of Robert Pollok
and Co. ofRchmond, &c Dunlop, Pollok and Co
OF Manchester, to Messrs. Tompkns and Muir
ray of Richmond, and that payments hereafter
are to be made to them alone, or TO those whom
they may empower to collect.
JAllZES G. .1OHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg Sent &
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lNRESH TEAS for sale-Imperial, Gunpow-
a der and Young Hyson Teas, of superior
room, near the Basin. Who has for sale, guam
tlty OF Liverpool Stove Salt, loose and in sacks,
on beard the sioop Resolution, Capt. Gray, at
Currie's wharf /: for terms apply to Mr.. Edward
Johnson at Rockets, or the Subscriber
ROBERT POLLARD.
Sept. Is. "it.. ot
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-19
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