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- ~. Eu01&'sesOo ~, ~ lis-eL;
Pursuant tom ordSr Cslhe todntY. asss ngsS
Fairfax, viii posi -. sokl. q public
sale, nAihe premisss, q twelsss0'csQdksoA
Monday 'tse Hl.h dsy ,sf june, III fsirii III,
not, ION .ths next fair da9, ~ The ssn,s ,issk
and placeI 20 much sof thS Trsct d land
y known BY the name II ~ '.,5 s,ts. =
WEST GROVE, ,.
jAs win be suficient 20 rsiss the snrn fore
hundred pounds. The part proposed for tslss
lies on the south side Of Hunting Creek, md =
in the vicinity 'oi tho bridge j inc'ades
some handsome sci,es for building bssidss, :
several other advlntages,of' situations Iesnts
Of sale cash. Is s. $500
Tho above property will b ssid at.prisaie
sale ar any time before thesabcye msnronsa
day. on application 20 FtfAard e. oeo.''t
The .Con1ulissio ners.
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70 Salad OH.

THE subscriber has just received few
boxes Sailed OIL, which he will sell by the
box or bottle.
,. James M. Stewart.
June 2. Ut
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John Johnston.

~ Masters of vessels and others arc
cautioned against harbouring, enp.oying or
carrying him Oh, n the lAw viii be put in
force against ofkndsfs-
May 81. - 2e
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Eiue Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, 'on'the
N 10th ofJune, 1909, an apprentice 70 tho
Hating business, namedJO SHUa TUCKER,
about 'i9 years Of age, dark hair and dark
eyes, feet 7'inehes high. The above re-
ward will be paid for experimenting md
securing said runaway, 90! that l get .him
again. M 2ea,sG t'f
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May
TO RENE,

TO RENE, ~.
THAT rwo story DWELLLNGHoUSE.
occupied by Jshn Ho1sI1a. PesssSsion WI
be given the frat OF October TO csrsmeat
would be-unneeessary, a. the stand Is ~ we'll
known. r..}
ALSO FOR SALE,
A small two story. BRICK HOUSE, on
Pitt sres', with Lot of IS feet freat
and los feet deep.
IF not disposed Of at private .ale before the
Goth day ofJune, twill, on hurday, be sold
at public sase. '.r,.s..
John Wife.
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WIN meet e tkSf1 ]! !:
mosx, ii 8 o'clock, u vel e ~ s
xnd ct the court tcuAe at6 ~ g. LII d Z
ehooss the CGlcsn " tbs Comp ior t!St Z Z
ensuing ZEN. uneseA astsndases iSseesiasss. s
Sd. ~ p s.. SO Sc vi.
Jane 3 = - ~ y ~ q Sc,
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Dome7lic Manuf aetars aousf

THE fifth insta,nent Of ore Dossaroe
each share Of Stock of the Domestic Mst,t-
facturc Company Of Alexandria, becsmos
due and pay able On Tuesday next the NTH
day of June, at their Warehouse On Ming
near Pitt streets. =, 49,.
John Macleod -Agett. !, 7,
June .. 81 .
IN. B. The s,oskhoiaers viii please sake
notice tina, those who do notpay. P.,aetusliy
are liable 10 q Forfeiture ,of sh preceding
sums paid.
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John Macleod, -Hl
q TOLL KEEPER

RS WANTED ut The OccoquAu Bridge in,
i mediateIy.; none need sp1y without. tho
most satisfactory proof Of thsir honesty, in.-
tegri.y aud sobristy. An elderly pcrsoh
without family, who IL irsdssn,an, sacd
as q Taylor, Shoemaker, a. Schoolmaster:
would be the most suitabis-as Il would AK
income to lnrasclC, and he more agst cable 10
the owner. Apply At the town Of oceoquau
10 p. .,.I
N. Ellicott.
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The brig Sophia, captain sl.In,ire. from
nj. port, arrived as cowss on the 1s.h Of
April
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-27

NV YoRE, November ~. Gen. Armstrong,
late Aulericaa minister at Paris, arrived in tbs
city yesterday
Webqyo sen letters from Bordca aux. per The
sally, IS l~te tie 9th last month. They saw.
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extending from the Tagus to the Ocean, on
a chain of fortified heights. His II. O. on
that day we're az Alcobaca. about 40 miles
from Lisbon. having his right at Albandra
ON the fagus. aud his left at Peniche. on the
Atlantic.
In his position, it is stated. he had about
10000 men. militia included; aud was am
ply supplied. Gen Silveria and Gen. Will
son, with strong body of Portuguese ire
guiars. were hanging on the rear of Masse
mas army. The Marquis Romano. with
$4,000 men, were on the south of the Iagms,
following Lord Wellington's march.
Unless an immediate embarkation took
place. a general and decisive battle could not
be avoided. The English merchants had
waited upon Admiral Berkely for permissi
Oh to embark on board the transports but
were denied, as there was not shipping suf
fcient to take away the troops ; and at the
same time limited there was no great cause
tor apprehension.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-27
BosroN, Nov. IS.
EAST INDIES.

A letter from Madras. dared May 6, says
1.-The Pin goes 20 England direct as
packet. You will perceive we have taken
Amboyna, and hope our present expediti-
ON against Bourbon will be equally success
full. The troops at present going from hence
coasis' OF the 69th and S6th regiments, flank
companies of his Majesty's 12th and a4h
regiments. under Lieut.. Col. Campbell, i 2 h
and 9th N. i. and portion of artillery. -
they are to take possession of the Isle of
Bourbon, preparatory to a combined attack,
with force from the Cape, on the Isle of
France The entire force going against the
Mauritius is 5000 from India and 5000 from
the Cape. Mr.. Farquhar goes with the
expedition, to be Governor of the anticipa :.
ted new conquest. Besides the expedition
against the Mauritius. another is on foot to
reduce Java and Batavia, and. m short
f1ies.''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-27
FOR THE ENQUIRER

BY this time, perhaps, the die is cast in
Portugal. Who does not foresee the result
OF the struggle Wellington against Masse-
ma the hardy Highlander and the shrink
ing portuguese against the we'll trained
french; inexperience against practice tar
d'ness opposed to rapidity of maneIvre;
these are /" fearful odds" The tfFicer,
whom Moreau has pronounced the first gen
eral OF the age next to Is pnaparte, and whom
the voice of Esrope has hailed as I" the
spoilt child of Fortune" has probably, ere
this time, planted his victorious banners on
the ramparts Of Lisbon. The British have
either cahituiaied - he enemy, or what is
better for them, heve flown to their trans
ports and evacuSte ed Portugal.
And if this 0e the issue, what gloomy
shade does It cast upon the past policy Of
England Where rs her compensation for
the blood and treasure which She has vast
ed ! the millions which she has spent, the
debt she has incurred the shock commusi
Gated to her public funds, and the bones pf
thousands of her SONS which bicncb on
the plains and mountains OF Portugal
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was impossibfe any longer to resist. But in
employing this righ' in yielding to this pro-
vocation. what precautions have not been OBJ
served by the u. S. to avoid tfe smallest in
croachment on the rights of nations and 10
give TO tho sdbjects of France and of Eng
land, all necessary means 10 withdraw them
selves from the effects of an act which was
not to be in operation till nearly months
after It's PRONUNCIATION. The nations whom
it concerned had timely notice of it their
vessels in the ports of the United States
were at liberty TO leave them, and no indi-
vidual could suffer, unless he were volunta :
rily exposed.
Thus, these precautions so we'll succeed.
ed, that we challenge the most inveterate
enemies of the U S. to cite a case, in which
French vessel has been seized or seoues-
tered in virtue of this act.
Ii, then. it were preferred to follow the
principle OF reciprocity and reprisal. as the
decree proposes. France ought to have given
to the u. 5 the same notice which She re
ceived from them: the citzens of these
states neither ought nor could entertain any
uouot on this subject; they have then conf
oed IN the magnanimous loyalty of his Ma
Jesty the Emperor & King; they have con.
hded IN The invitations made in the let, err of
his Excellency the minister at war; they
could not but believe, that if they conform
GU "uOiiy 10 the known QecreeS OF the French
government, they might come with their
vessels into the ports of France, and the
countries under her dominate n Thus they
have not ceased to come during more than
year; and all of sudden, at the end of
this year, appears decree, which, TWO
months alter its date, strikes indistinctly
with confscation the vessels which in future
may enter the ports, and those which had
entered during the course of the VIII Die wear
What do we say ?--Then vessels which
were found in The ports, even before the
poch when the decree was to commence it's
operation. are, like the others, confiscated
In open contravention of the very text of the
decree. There is something in all this to-.
tally inexplicabie. Napoleon the Great
could not have intended SO manifest a viola
tion of the rights of nations and of public
faith. L. is for the judges of the Council
revercd defenders of this sacred right. and
this faith. which ought to be invioIabIe. to
whom appeal: In you, worthy inter.
prefers of Imperial justice. do l place
my confidence, that this property viii be
restored.
d. B WARDEN,
Consul Of The u. States, SIC.
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d. B WARDEN,
Consul Of The U. States, SIC.
NEW YORK. Nov. II.

A letter from a passenger in the ship Sal.
", capt. Scott, arrived at New London from
Bordeaux, to his friend in this CITY. dated
November ID. says, Capt. Scott, having
on board number of female passengers.
who were extremely anxious to get within
the land. and the weather being very stor
my, concluded to make Montauk, and run
through the sound. In coming round the point
we struck on Shagwam Reef, and for a few
moments gave up all hopes of preservation :;
but we were mercifully delivered from thai
dreadful situation, with the loss Of our rud
DER. we came to an anchor in a very ex.
posed situation under the point, where we
rode out a long and very unpleasant nigh.
In the morning we were boarded BY pilot
from Martha's Vineyard, who brought ms
here last evening. We expect to leave this
place for New York tomorrow. We have
on board General Armstrong and family.
Messrs. Claiborne and MIlvaine of Phil.
delphia, Mr.. Gardner If Charleston. Mr..
Alexander PhGnix of New York, and a
NUMBER OF other passengers, French and
American. There is some reason to hone
that on the receipt in France of the Presi
dents proclamation of the 2nd November.
Vessels ioaded with American produce may
De admitted but under such conditions az
leave out little encouragement to induce
many aoventurers. The Sally sailed
from Bordeaux on the 18th of Oct.i
Captain Quiner, who has arrived at Mar
blehead from Port au.Prince, sailed Oct
Gle informs. that Christophe had en-
tire possession of Cape Nicola Moe that
he had had battle with Petion's forces. IN
which General Evelillard was killed; that
an insurrection had taken place near Je
remie' where there we're 1900 embodied,
and some skirmshes mad taken place
that severe gale had been experienced near
Aux Cages and Jercmie, and mad caused
great destruction among the shipping +; thar
the brig OF war Fiambeau, belonging to Pc
ton, had dritted ON shore at Archaic. was
entirely lost and number of men persisted
That Christophe was Capturing all YES
sells bound to Petion's dominions, and obi
ged them to sell their cargoes and that il
was expected Christophe would blockade
Port-au Prince.
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CLARKsY1LLE. Cren.A NOV.

Extract from a letter dated WatcheE OCT.
IN addressed 10 a gentleman Of This
place.
Not Long after the independence of
West Florida was declared, had the honor
OF visiting the fort at Baton Rouge which
was IN possession Of the Republicans; con
ven'ion was sitting and the laws that have
passed. similar to those of the ". States. -
Gen, Thomas. with whom / had an inter.
view, expressed wish, that they should be
come one Of the u S. and add on,. more Star IN
our nag their Gag is Blue with white
border, and large S;ar in the centre AZ
that time there was part Of Tie inhabitants
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WA BOSTONl

LoHDoH. Oct. 10 brig. Gen. Craw.
lord has died IN Portugal, NOT Gen. Craw.
ford' Mr.. Windham's friend, as stated in
the papers.
REL REAT OF THE ENGLISH ARMY.
me following intelligence is by the Eliza
beth Packet, from Lisbon, and NAV be relied
upon AS has before been stated Massena
Ipade strong and rapid movement to out =
hank Lord Weiington's army on the Mon
ueSo' ms, OF Course, required counter
acting movement ON the part of his Lord
SNIP and produced the battles of the goth
and 9th At Bassaco, near Coimbra, IA town
ON inc Mondego, few miles from the At.
iantle general battle was expected on
ne 18th, which did not take place. On the
ISL OF October, after giving time to the in
naDliants OF Coimbra to remove themselves
ana valuabies, Lord Wellington left the
panks OF the Monc"go, & retreaied towards
i-isoon' and en- the 9TH occupied position
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
Communicated for the b. Fed. Gaz,,t,

N0"F"'""feu'eu J0T ne %. Fed. Gazette.
BORDEAUX, October 8 advised Won in
August, that the Berlin and Milan DEGREES would
cease LIST November, provided, &c II is, how
eve r, reported, that only articles the growth OF
the United States will be admitted bv Their ves
sells. Gen. Armstrong, previous to his depar
ture, was assured that American cargoes Sc
questered were considered only as a set off'a
gslnst any seizures you may have made----and
that whatever excess shall appear will be re
funded. Still the most rigorous measures are
adopted to exclude to exclude trade from the
northern ports Exchange on London 90 frs
per &. New duties imposed bv Imner;oI dc
cree of Sept. II, 18i0--potash SO frs. per oil
fish oil 1875, codish,11, rice IL, raw hides 9 rs
each
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that American vessels arriving in French ports
with the production Of United States will be ad-
united, and suffered to load. without difficulty |;
but, that no vessel loaded with colonial produce,
can enter without Gcence-that the Ramboul-
let decree would be repealed, and that the Sc.
9uestered property would be restored by paying
the new driy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-27
POISONOUS CHEESE

Yesterday, an entire family, consisting Of
i've persons, were seized with violent and
incessant puking. in consequence of eating
new cheese. One of the party assured as
that the rind was not eaten but that the
sickness was occasioned by the poisonous
quality ofthe whole cheese.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-27

lot the frontiers. bordering on Ponshitrons
and the river Tickafa that rose in upposi,i.
on to the convention.-Genera Thomas
has visited them with troops, taken their
fort. and dispersed the eRemy. The coun-
Try is at peace and considered as Repub..
!:c"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-27

ell 10 every direction round his vessel. and
ne with his crew took to the small boat and
left her. Admiral Keats. commander of
the British squadron in Cadiz Bay, seeing
the situation of the vessel. sent number of
boats which took possession of her before
she could run ashore, and got her safe back
again He then sent her papers to Mr..
Hackley, the American vice-copsul at Ca
diz, and requested him to return them to
the captain.
Captain Taber of the ship Ohio informs
us that an express arrived at Villa Real on
the 9Th October from Lisbon, on its way to
Cadiz, for the purpose OF ordering to the
former place (L'sbon) all the troops that
could be spared from the latter
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WIN. HARPER, IL

APOTHEClRT AND DRUGGlST. :.
uASjuss receiVes, end e6srsj er sas a.,
II his whoksaie and retail OrHggiH
Sore on Fa,rtax,s.rre:, opposite Mr. Rry.
an Aampson's and ns.t 6o;rsta Mr,slteyds
a general assortment Of lasdicines, Fate'st
Nlrdic;nss, Surgical Instruments, Sc,salonS
which are as jaII0ws: -, q,
Powdered juIap, Prepared cslomsl, Re-
fined g Lamphor, Spanish Flies, Aade Enre
lis OH Of Vi,riol, Gum Opiums cclonbo
Root, Ditto in Powder, Sugar 9t Lad, Sin-
ma Leaves, Mamma Flake, Ditto N Sorts
Rhubard Root. Ditto IN ?oxdes, GaEvsd
Lancets, SpriaS Ditto. Thumb: DNf6 Cab.
.eter's Eiasde, biuu ssS;iiSeyt skinAth AA
Wing Soap, Mixt Rose sDist6. PAN Di!tss
Jc. anime Ditto, Cosmetic Wssh palh ke.
&c. sc. ,'a't .$sE%
March, 1. - y,
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), FOR SALE, 80 / &,
Forty nine barrels of best HAvANNA Z
COFFEE. &,
JAMES sANDERsoN. :
Marehs 8. * - i
TO RENT.

4 . . "a = ~
THE. subscriber will rent the house pA
Fsirlax street, Alexanaria, now occnpisdS ~
Mrs. =. Nichols, for 200 doll1sa year, psy. = !;
able naIf yearly, and give possess!on ,on4the
lst of May. So b 7;
He will rentthe property commonly called
Jones's Point, the marsh and adjacsnt hills.
or any part of them or he will, seils4y psrD'
of them, on credit Of one, two and three
years-For his land on Fairfax anil Frahkhp
streets, he will take one third Of the ssxessea
value lie offers for sale a valuable az
MILL on Goose Creek, IN the county g
Loudoun. Wal within half q mile OF the old
turnpike road leading to Akxandrias and g
bout COO acres Of Land adjoining the Mill,
gres. part of whichis well covered withtm-
~. S. COOKE,
I.eesburgh, Loueoun County, - t4
March 1. - x
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November -.
New Tooth Extractor.
June g.

THE subscriber has effected an improve
sncnt in the instrument for extracting tee'n'
by which tina, operation Is rendered consider
shly less painful, and more safe, than oy the
: common method, and applies in all cases.
During some months use Of this , m.
nen,, 1.-THE only ono except Bruf's Paee :lH
where tha. will apply the jaw has in no in-
stance been injured, nor the gum torn Tor IA
serated.l :.
Persons who chusc it, attended at tnesr
homes as usual. Apply lower end OF fr'ace-
i. Oh: Douglas,
Intending to apply for a patent, i cannon
be seeo'for examination at present.
!, December 80. eosm
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Ten Dollars Reward.
May Is.

nAN AWAY from the subscriber, living
II, near Fairfax Court House. on the nth
inst negro girl, named NANCY about
IL wears old rather tall than otherwise, to.
lcrable likely. dark complexion, thin visags,
full mouth. has no marks ofulc whip nor any
other visible marks about her; took with
her new yarn frock, striped red and white |;
several frocks of calico, new green muslin
bonnet, and some other cloathing. ! will give
Ten Dollars reward for securing her IN any
raol so that I get her again, andsl reasonable
charges IL brous home. She nas some con.
nexions in Alexandra and Leesburg, per.
haps she may make to one Those towns !
,forewarn all per.ons from assist'ng her on
= Coleman Lewis.
Marsh -:
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BY GEoRes WATrERsToN, Esa.
E.. Or WAsHINoTos CITY, -
Author oCthe Lawyer and Chld Of feeanS'

Y'ho- celebrity of this authors "LAW-
YER" and CHILD OF .FEELiNH y"
Iuccd the publishers 70 engage in tins WORK
and without: detrscting from the merits OF .ne
former, feel themselves justified IN s'a!'"s
MAT his GLENCARN Is superior to either
Il l. submitted without further reeomme ht'a-
,ion. with wish, that the American REVIEW
! era NAV give further encouragement 10 tn''
CON, zen tlcman's endcayors to entertain "'-
.srues Ind. moraiize his fellow citizens, III .
way, seemingly well calculated TO attract 'hs''
attention. -
Feb.S. ~ ~. -, -.
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lust RECEIVED,

AND Fon SALE By
Neuton Keene,
Is hhds FIRST quality retailing MoIasseS
1900 bu.aels coarse Salt. and
90 bolts Canvas. 49,. ~ ~
ALSO, IN STORE,
40 hhds brown Sugar -.
60 barrels ditto r. :
5000 lbs CDffee
10 chests Imperial & Y. H. Teas
60 boxes Spanish Segars -.
4 pi;,es l.. p. Tenerife Wine
60 dozen london Brown Stout III 2, .
A few hampers Double GlOucester Cheese
loo barrels Hertinss, and ri
80 hhds Tobacso. ~ ~ y
Mar.hI ssa l. ;. - dn
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January %.
A GEEAr BARGAIN.

THE subsc.,acr wishing to remove 20 the
,..s,.rn cDumry, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county. ~ mics rn
,Fnr, Alexandria, 9 from George Town ler-
,ry, AMI about the samc from the lo n,nn
bridge crossing to the city OF Na ;l ON
. in healthy, agreeable neiShoStaooe' 80 -
,,;n;rp about 40 acres, on which Is co"'e-
.D;"n' ,iwel;ipc house, large enough Tor gen.
,sci family, together with all the ou,houseS
sT;,,bI,, all new or nearly so an orchard o.,
onnle trees of selected fruit, together w WIN
Inherent IE other fruit trees, proportion OF I'M
u.mrsI mesdow Tor tho, scy,he, and a large
p pT more may easily be made: Al! Any per. per.
son inclined to purchase may snow thS 's ,;n''
~ anJIcation to Mr. joan DutIs' adjoining
nc, sid farm, OF the subscriber on Inc pre-
h'''sS' e. Dulin.
IS -. -. diff.
IuncSs ---------~----