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C.. Thomp7on.
pORTPAIT P1LNZ,ER.

II ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
III and the public, that he has resumed his
profession in the house adjoining MIR Atk7n-
cons, Fair x street. As his residence In
Alexandra will be short, those who wish for
their Lskenesses, will please leave their names
Immediately.
May 8. St
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By The Mctfs e tie Second Legion.
The Secretary at War.
By James Keith, Esq.
May this day terminate all party dlstlnc-
irons.
By lur. Hopkins.
The Chief Justice of the United States.
PHILADELPHIA, 9Th Nay, 1909.

Philadelphia, 9th Nay, 1909.
His Britannia majesty's consul general
for the middle and southern, states of Ame-
RIGA, upon the approaching renewal of the
commercial intercourse between Great Bril-
tain and the U. States, thinks it expedient
for the information of the merchants trading
thither to re-publish the annexed notihea-
ton of the regulations of quarantine, the
forms of certificates, required by his majes-
tvs Orders in Council, and the penalties to
be incurred by neglect or disobedience OF
the same.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-10

Apparel of all kinds Lutestrlngs, catiln
Artificial Flowers or harpstrings
Bast, or any article Maps
made thereof Mattrass es
Beads, bracelets, or ! Hats and mating
necklaces in strings Nohair yarn
Beds, bed ticks Nets, new or Old
Books Paper
Brooms of all sorts, Packthread
brushes Of all sorts Parchment
Burdets, Pelts
Camblets, Canvass Plating of hair, Chi
Carmenia wool cane,straw or hor
Carpets hair
Cordage not tarred Quilts
Cotton wool, cotton Rags
warn, cotton thread, Sails and sail cloth
all articles wholly Silks, viz.
ma e or mixed with Crapes& tiffanl
cotton, silk, wool, Husks knuo
thread OF warn Raw silk
Dnwn, feathers Thrown and
Flax, ganzine silk
Furriers waste Waste silk
Goats hair Wrought silk
Gold or silver on Skins, hides and fu
thread, or mixed and parts of piec
with cotton, hair of skins, hides a
wool or silk or any furs, whether u
other substance dressed or in pr
herein before emu or wholly tame
merated tawed or dressed
Grogran Sponges
Hats, caps or bonnets Straw, or any artit
of straw, chip, cane made OF, or mix
or any other mate. with straw
rial Stockings of all Sol
Hemp Thread
Hoofs Tow
Horn and horn tips VelIum
Hair Of allsoIts Whisks
lie ather Wool whether raw
Linen any wise wrough
Liquor ofany kind in Yarns OF all sorts
bottles or TASKS
And all other goods whatsoever, if tn
shall have arrived in, or with packages co
sisting wholly, or in part OF any OF the art
cles above enumerated, unless such goo
shall be removed from such packages.
And further it is requisite that such decl
rations recitein words at length and IN con
a,uity the several goods and articles to
sworn to by the owner and proprietor, b
fore some magistrate of the port or pla
from which such vessel shall clear out, to
attested by such magistrate in the form pr
scribed, and also by his majesty's consul
vice-consul, at such port or place, or IN ca
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-21
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM
ENGLAND.

The ship William, Moran, from
London andes days from the Downs,
has arrived at New-YorlS, bringing
London dates to the 18th November.
The treaty between France and Au-
atria is received. A Mr.. Hartshorn,
passenger, is bearer ofdispatChes from
G1r. Pinkney to the secretary Of state.
Two letter bags, out OF three, contain.
iur about 2OOO letters, were taken out
Oi the William at Gravcsend, BY a re-
venue officer, and sent to the General
Post Office IN London, assigning as a
reason that they were uuseaied, which
was contrary to law. lie left certi-
fcate Of the act. The Greuville parry
IS expected 10 come into the Eainis, ry
after the meeting Of Parliament. a
general cOnvocation OF all the Italian
Cardinals is to take place in Paris in
November. A large French convoy
from Toulon TO Barcelona has been
destroyed by the English---a 90 and an
90 gun ship and lrigate were run a.
shore, the two former blown up to pre-
Vent their falling into the epen'~'s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-21

hands. Bonaparte held council at
Fontainbleau on the 9th October.
An expedition has sailed from Malta,
destination conjectural. The proper
ty of General Monnet who command
ed al Flushing when it surrendered to
the English, has been sequestered.
Prince Gorgali, aid-de-camp of the
Emperor of Russia, has arrived at Pa
ris. The London Times of Novem-
Der 8, says that Ferdinand VII. has
been poisoned. Charles w. his con-
sort and the Prince of Peace are at
Marseilles, reported to be living on
the bounty of friends. Bonaparte is
to make his triumphal entry into Paris
Dec. 2. A letter from certain VIM.
Cox to the governor of Oportc, dated
Alemeida, October ~, stating that
the Duke Del Parque had an engage.
ment with the French troops command
ed by Gen. Marchand, who had adj
vanced from Salamanca. The battle
was said to be fought at Tamames or
its vicinity, and terminated in favor of
the Spaniards, who lost only 80 men,
while the loss of the French in killed
! and wounded is said to be 1000 men,
~ FOUNDER, one stand of colours and
800 muskets--The French force, by
report, 10000 infantry, 1900 cavalry
and 9 pieces of artillery.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-21

>their allies J. an ! also the evacuation of
THAT part of Croatia coded by tn present
Treaty to his Majesty the Emperor OF the
French.
! XIII. The prisoners Of war taken by
| France and her allies from Aestria. AMI by
Austria from Fcance aud her allies that
have not yet been released, shall be CIV
en- up within fourteen days after the ex-
change of the Publications of the present
Treaty.
XIV. His Majesty the Emperor of the
French, King of italy, Protector of the
League of the Rhine, guarantees tiSe invi-
liability of the possessions of his Majesty
the Emperor of Austria, King of Hungary
and Bohemia, in the state which they shalt
5ey in consequence of the present Treaty.
XIV. His Majesty the Emperor of Austria,
recognizes all the alterations which have
taken place. or may subsequently take
place in Spain, Portugal and Italy.
XVI. His Majesty the Emperor of Aus
tria desirous to cooperate in the restorau-
on OF a maratime peace, accedes to the pro-
hibitory system with respect to England
adopted by France and Russia, during tbs:
present maritime war. HIS Imperial Majesty
shall break off all intercourse with Gre.l:
Britain, and with respect to the English
Government, place himself in the Silva
ton he stood in previous to the presenr
war.
XVII. His Majesty, the Emperor of the
French, King Of Italy, and his Majesty th.
Emperor of Austria, King Of Hungary and
Bohemia, shall observe with respect 60 eacn
other, the same cereRonial in regard %
rank and other points of etiquette, as be-
fore the war.
AVIIl. The ratification of the prrsen.
treaty shall be exchanged within six days
or sooner, if possible.
Done and signed at Vienna, October IL.
(signed) J. B. Nompere de Champagnv.
John prince of Lichtenste;n.
We have ratified, and hereby ratify the
above treaty, in all and every one of the ar.
ticles therein contaiaed=declare the same
to be adopted, confirmed, and established
and engage that the same shall be nam
tanned inviolable,
In confirmation whereof we have hsreto
ainXed our signature, with our own name.
being countersigned and sealed with our
imperial seal.
Given at our imperial camp at Schcen..
Drum, Oct. Is, 1909.
(Sisned) NAPOLEON.
BY the emperor,
Champaign, Minister for Foreign AT,
fairs.
II. B. Maret, Minister Secretary Of
State.
Certified by US,
The arch-chancellor of State, Eugene Ma
poleen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-21
D o M E S TT c..

M dCI 10 authorize the franshsrto ron
Or certain documents free of6ostaee.
II 1t enacted by the Senate and Honss. Of
- Representatives Of the United State ~.
AmerieA in Csnsrcss assembled. Tq,gt 80
Members of Congress, the Secretary of tbs
Senate, and the Clerk Of the House of .;enr.
Senta9ves' be and they are hereby respective
ly authorised to transmit free of posrs..s -
Message of the President of the United ST.
ofthe twsnty-ninth of November, one thous,nJ
eight hundred and nine, and the Documents
accompanying the same, printed by order of
abe Senate and by order Of the House of ~.
resenta,ives, to any post ofice within the On
ted States, and territories thereoft 10 which 80
may direct any law to the contrary notwitl..
atanding
J. B. VARNUM, Speaker
Of the House of Represent tives
ANDREW GREGG, Presidsnt
of the Senate pro tempore
December ., 1902.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISOJ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-21
JAMES MADISON.
BALTIMoRE, Dee. Is
SOMETHING TRAN EROTyS

An article IN MIR. Jacksoa's paper rFeder,J
Republican three columns long, after IibeIlins-
our own government in the most rascallv ms
ner=putting it down as devoid of bon".
veracity, or patriotism==as being liars AMI
rogues--exultingly concludes thus
- 1t IS indeed a consolation to every lover
Of his country Ia know, that from wbatevcr
countries honorable and maaIy Resistance -
such spirit may have been baaished. II viii
still be found in the SOVEREIGN If H.
BRITISH nation and the hearts OF his sub,
jects."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-21

DUkSUhNT 70 an order Of t6sCogT, o. f.,,,
a k-n,, will be sod, 10 the ri CHEST bnds,. A.
dew Kent court house, on Monday The fra.
day OF January next, on ere ia of twcnv
months, about tweuV ave NBCAOEs. ue G.,
tNe Of Robert S. Ware, dec. amo * wAier ar.
men, boys, womea and child en-. Bone a.
Bood security viii be required, 10 esyf, ino,esf
g ON the date " not punctusly pad
ROOT. CHRISTIAN, jr. Depa,y
For RoberS B. Armistcad, Sae-is7
New KeRt, December 90, 1909. &.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-21

An article in the Spirit Of Seventy six -
informs, that AARON BURR is actua,i, in
the vicinity of Philadelphia and that his
object in returning to THIS country ~ to de.
velope the whole ARcANA OF the late CO,
piracy, and throw himself upon the rncr.
cy OF the government Burr must doub,
less, be w possession Of many interesting.
facts--but he must labor under great dlf
equities TO make the psople believe even
the truth OF any statement be NAV Of.
relative to thaty mysterious transaction.
wonder if he wal tell us any thug 40 eth,.
being in HARPER's garrel, and the m,Gs,
~ Announcements purchased in Baltimore
We have our " choice spirits" ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-21
SOMRTHENG BRITLSH !

The following IS from the Boston Repertory.
" We have read the conclusion Of the cor .
respendence with Mr. Jackson which Is now
made public=sWe confess we are struck with
establishment at the result. We cannot dis-
cover the least shadow Of rudeness or Insult
on his part, through the wholeE-not even the,
slightest violation of respect.
o Americans IL this correspondence and
the insulting dismission Of the British Minis
ter 60 not open your eyes to the real views
Of yOur government, then would not one raised
from the dead convince YOU"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-21
-Four Dollars Per Annum- Paid in Advance.]

or The price Of this paper to sub
scribersis four dollars per amman, to be
pad tn adodnce.
ADvERTIsEmENTs, not exceeding a
square IN length Go lines are insert
cd, the first time for seveaty. fOe cents J;
three uoeeks (six times for three dol
lars and for every subsequent inserti-
on, thirty-thret cents. Long ones IN
the same proportion. II, favor Q those,
horoever, zvho advertise by the year ei-
ther once or tzuice a zveeek deduction
from the above Price Of tuoenty per cent
IS made.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-21
The High Bred Imported Horse,
ME Sir Peter Teazle

The property OF Col: John Tayloe Of Mount
Airy, and the subscrib RS;
WILL STAND the ensuing season at oui
stables. in Albemarle county, ten miles a.
bove Charlottesville, and will cover mares on the
following terms-ten dollars the leap, TO be paid
in hand twenty dollars the season, payable the
FIRST of Move nber next, thirty dollars TO ensure
a mare with foai, and in either case, one dollar
with each mare TO the groom. The following
articles Of produce will be received in payment
t,bscco inspected at Warminster, Warren, Mil
ton, or any other inspection below on James ri.
yer, at 5 dolls. per flour delivered at Milton or
Warren at dois. per bbl-whiskey, delivered at
our house or in Charlotsesvile, at 50 cents per
gallon, provided those articles are delivered by
the first Of November or approved notes of hand
Ito be assisned) on any person living In any adj
AGENT county TO the amount of 20 dolls. will be
taken for the season, If offered before the expi-
ration of the season. A deduct ion of 20 per cent
will be made for cash if scnt with the mares.
The season will commence the f1st of March and
expire the FIRST of August. We are provided to
furnish (gratis) extensive and excellent pastur
age, consisting of red and white clover, blue
grass, SIC. well enclosed in separate fields, besides
lots for mares and colts mares sent before they
have foaled. Grain will be furnished ut q Cd
per bushel. for which the money NUT be sent.
and servants boarded at 9s per week. We as.
ses gentlemen that the greatest attention will
bel paid mares in every particular, left in care
but cannot b. liable for any accidents or escapes
which may happen
Sir Peter TeaEe is a brown bay horse now in
high health aad vigor full sixteen hands high,
Of the most favorite blood, for action in all his
gsits, substance bons, constitution, shape. gen.
tleness and color, no horse can excel him. He
never started paid or received forfeit, being ne.
yer in training. We only think it necessary fur.
ther =, observe for the information II those gen
t'ersa vho may nor have an opportunity of see
ing this h.e horse. bur have seen Knowsiey, that
there is very striking likeness in their form and
general appearance, Sir Peter Teazle surprising
him in The eye, car and sprightly carriage.
The well known superiority and high es,ima-
ton OF his stock, both in England in this com.
try. will, it is presumed, entite him to a liberal
share of the pubic patronage. 1t will be seen
from his pedigree annexed, that in him is unit
ed from his famous sire and dam, the most ap
proved crosse, in Eng and In short, we believe
that this horse is as vel calculated TO produc as
valuable stock for any service whatever, as :
nv other horse that has vet stood in this country
His superior size, elegance and blood justify the
assertion. He covered last season in Frederick
county, and proved himself remarkable sure
foa' gettcr, as we hsye certificates in our hands
70 establish.
William Woods.
Geo. M. Woods.
Absmarle, Feb. 20, 1909. oafsr.
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William Woods.
Geo. M. Woods.
1909. oaf Or.
PEDIGREE.

Sir Peter Teazle was got by lord Derby's Old
Sir Peter Teaze, unquestionably the best stallion
IN England, his dam Lucy, by Conductor, S. b.
pa. l78 his grandan by Spectator, his grea'
vonshire or Flying Chldres, acknowledged to
be the heetest horse ever trained, his & z gran.
dam by True Blue, his egg grandam by Cy
prus Arabian out of the Duke # Ru,land's Son.
ny Black. Sir Peter Teazle his sire, was got by
Righdyer, his dam PApiIisn, by Snap, English
;. b. pa. 257. HighAyer, his gyandsire. was got
by Hercd, his dam Rachel, see s. b 261. Con-
duetor was got by MMchem, cut Of Snap mare,
,. b. ma. 2e1. Spectator was got by Crab, out
of PArtRer mare, S. B pa. 242. Ma,chem
was got by Cads, Cade by the CudolPhin Ara
ban. 4
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-03
John Gardner Laid,

has for sale, at his Warehouse, Prince-strecs
Wharf-
Muscovado and Loaf Sugars in hogsheads
and barrels,
Molasses, West India, and New-England
Rum in do.
Hollands Gin and French Brandy in pipes.
Port Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
Coffee, Rice, and Cotton Wool.
Imperial, ,Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson-
'hulan, and Hyson-skin Teas, in whole, half,
mdquartcr chests,
/ case black Persia MS.
: barrels Caroline Indigo.
20 crates Liverpool cream-colored & blue.
edged Ware assorted.
hest Black Pepper in Bags.
>, Spermaceti Mould, and Mould and Dip!
laliOw Candles in boxes.
brown Soap in boxes-Cod-6sh in do.
Beef Pork, Salmon, Shad and Herrings
IN barrels.
tanners Oil, Spanish Hides, quantity of
ga SoaI Leather,Mens', Womeas' and Ghildrens'
oloes of various descriptions, few packages
o. 81 White Rolls and German Checks. Russia
greetings and Diapers, Russia and Ravens
pOcS, India Cotton of different kinds Nan
seems $50 pieces coarse Irish Linens, Writ
,SS and Wrapping Paper, 500 bushels coarse
0alt, Cordage. Flax, Glue, a quantity OF VI !
pesar 200 tons Plaster Paris, and 20 tons
Aus''an'Hemp, SC. &c.
January !.
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BRICK & STONE LAYERS.
B. Hill e T. Ball

INFORM the citizens Of Alexandra and
4 its viciaity that they have commenced the
above business, and from their practical
knowledge hope to meet with share OF pa
tconage from generous public. They pledge
themselves to execute such orders as tney
may be favored with in a satistae tory manner ef
Tkey will furnish materials measured in the
wall, or lay them by the thousand, as may
suit their employers. Where they are e
ouested to furnish materials they will be I
the first quality.
February II. uSH
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ll.Oi4 Prizes.
1885 Blanks.

$4,000 Tickets--Less than two blanks to a
unrestricted to deduction of IS per cent.
Prizes payable 80 days after the conclusion sl
of the drawing of the above prizes.
First drawn number lst, days drawings en-
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N . T | C. E.

A n advertisement appeared in the Alex
IN andria paper on or about the month of
March, 1907, signed by John Thomas Rick
etts, William Newton, and John Mills, jun.
mentioning that the copartnership OF Rick
etts, Newton * Co. was dissolved, and desir.
ing all persons indebted to said copartnership
to make payment, and those who had claims
to make application to William Newton, as
he was authorised to settle the affairs of said
firm, or words to that effect
Now BIS it known, that for good and weigh
ty reasons do hereby withdraw the authorl-
sation from William Newton, to collect he
debts ard settle the affairs Of the firr of Rick
cts, yNc1vto' and Co. and prohibl any pei
son OF persons indebted to the copartnershlp
of RtckctS, .Nt7ot0n and Co. FROM making pay
ment to William Neavton or to JDhn Thomas
Ricketts,, Jointly or severalIy; and, that any
person or persons who shall make any pay
ment or settlement with HIHam Merton or
John Thomas Ricketts,, with both or either ct
them, Jointly or severally, will act at their
own risk and peril.
John Mills, Jun.
EoL,,or,, 90 d2y
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Sales at Fendue.

=, every Tuesday and Friday,
vi WILL BE SOLD
$. vsndue Store, corner of Prince and
~ '" Water streets.
!, n.,:,sy Of Dry Goods, Groceries, sc.
"a n..,icnjsrs of which will be expressed IN
%,rs Of the day---All kinds of goods
y p are on limitation and the prices OF
:.S are established, can at any time be
"" sudp,rchased at the lowest limitation
ups p c.. Marsteller, v. M.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-03

The managers will commence drawing IN
the c;tyof N. York, on the second Tuesday
in April next, and will continue to draw go
Tickets each day until 6nished.--lickets Tor
cole Of the Subscribers Bookstore klng-street,
Alexandr;a.-Prizc tickets in the present ana
late baltimore Lotteries taken in exchange
f,r T;rkets' in this, and all tickets sold ss
bove examined free Of expence.
Present price OF Tickets IS 50,
R. CRAY.
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Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next, will be sold, at the
Vendue store, for cash,
Three Shares of Old Little
River Turnpike Stock.
Philip G. Mariteller.
March |. st
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f. Black RlUer Lottery.

NO. 2
Authorised BY an Act Of the Legislature
of the State of New YORK, for the purpose
of OPENING CERTAIN ROADS.
MANAGERS
THOMAS STORM. JOHN H. SIcKELs, WV.
HENDERSON, MATTHIAS B. lALMADGE,
and JACoBUs VAN SCHooNHovEE.
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ALMANAC's

or the year 1909, by the gross, dozen, or
ngle one.
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81 Printinginits variousbranos'ss
executed With accuracy and dispatch
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TuA Received,

,Tua Received,
Alarge supply of PLAYING CARDS <
WRAPPING PAPER.
Dr.. Ree's Cyclopedia,
No. Is, is received, and No. II, is expected
ma few days.
Subscribers are earnestly requested to send
Gcrtheir copies especially those who have
received but few numbers : It's much easier
topaz for one or 40 numbers at time, than
lbpay for ten or fifteen.
ROBERT GRAY.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-12

i HAVE invented a machine called a
Ithea. Rubber, for which Obtained patent
on the first day OF this month. This machine
may be seen in operation in the mill OF NJ
tnarieI Ellicott, Occoquan. Those miilcrs
who feel an interest in investigating It's Ma
,it and have not an opportunity OF visiting
Occoquan, may be fully informed by appn-
cation to Mr.. Eliicott by letter. My bne1t-
Rubber, | do verify believe IS upon entire
new principles, the cost OF erecting 1t a TIL
fle, tile materils of which it is cmpo. ea ca
silly attainable in any part Of our country, and
the plan simple in the extreme any work
nanof common capacity will be enabled to
erectit from description only. Practical NIL
lers know, that in a great proportion OF the
wheat that comes to market lironi the mali-
ner it is stacked in the felus b, the farmers
ana exposed to the weather) number OF
sprouted and unsound grains mlhsie with
the mass, and has eluded the Ing eDulty
of the miller to separate 1t from Tie sound
gram they also know those unsound grains
in,ure materially the taste and coor OF -four
my machine not only frees the wheat CT
stone, onion, cookie, dirt, &c. but does abso--
iutelyiake from 1t every unsound gram. from
wha, cause soeser it may have been injured,
as my machine VIII not let any unsounil
wheat pass it-micrs may nave theh screen
wire much finer than hitherto useu, AMI
thereby save considerabiy--it will also be
found that tie grain in passing tue rubber is
polished, anL- that even tie eyes OF the wheat
Is picked perfectly clean o: Gust or dirt
Some instances having occurred OF cerucates
being obtained, saying much more III 1afor
O. new invention than the pubic are wiling
to admit sitter trial. hope it Will DC sutfl-
cient apology for my taking different course.
Ny plice for the privilege Of using tie rub
bgris fifty dollars for each prr OF Wheat
stones the mill contains.
Letters directed to me post paid shall be
attended to.
James Deneale.
Dumfries, Va. July I
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