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small barrels OF flou!, &c the whole opens
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wind-nali wooden bridge across the or
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lett the distant country oouiloS inc VIC" on
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From a iaie London Patsr.

ESCAPE FROM FRANCE,---A gentleman
by the name Of Browne, captain Greenway,
and three seanlen, have made their escape
from Auxonne in France, and fortunately
reached the coast ofSt. Maloes, where they
seized fishing boat, and stood out to sea
On Sunday sen'night. Having sail, but
no compass, they were compelled to 60 be-
fore the wind.
On Monday they encountered heavy
gale, and had very squally weather for up
wards of four hours, during the whole Of
which time they were necessarily bailing the
boat with their hats and every moment ex-
pected to founder. Fortunate for them,
when all their hopes had vanished, the storm
abated, and, by great exersions, they reach
ed the Cornish coast, and Landed, near Pol
perro, on Thursday last, in very debli-
tated state, having had but Two loaves of
bread and bottle of water to subsist on
during the whole of their perilous voyage.
Mr.. Browne, who had repeatedly applied
for, and been promised his release, is gen
tlernan OF considerable property, and IS
one of those persons so shamefully detaln-
ed by the French government on the re-
commencement of hostilities. By ASSOCIATE
ing himself with French gentleman he
had obtained permission to visit various
parts OF France, and was every where re-
ceived with civility bordering on kindness.
He states, that through all ranks of socle-
ty, for the last two years, the most ardent
desire for peace with this country had pre-.
vailed.
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DREADFUL ERE!

On Sunday, the 7th inst. at Charleston,
Is. C. about ii o'clock at night FIRE
broke out in Church street between St.
Phillips church and Amen street, spread
TO the adjoining houses, all wooden build
ings it swept the houses along Church
street and Amen street to Mote street,
thence, by change of wind, to Queen, I'm
ion and Broad streets.
About 9 O'Clock in the morning the pro-
gress of the fire was in a great measure ar
rested. About 2 o'clock large store
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The most ;mnortant Information collect
ed from those gentlemen is, thar vast pre-
parations are making in every naVai uepos
throughout the French empire to encfeaSG
their navy-the emperor having deciafea
his determination 10 have a navy equal 10
cope with England. He has instituted q
sort of committee, composed Of some of inc
Oldest officers in his service, who are to en-
q uire and report to him on the causes ofthe
re pea,ed defeats suffered by the navy of
T rance, and the apparent superiority claim
ed by The British.
7oMe Editors ofMe Commercial Aduertiser.
RESPECTED FRIENDS,
From conviction Of the very great I'M
portance of the introduction OF Merlno
Sheep into this country, | am very deslrous
that every obstacle towards speaking the
breed may be removed. Amongst shese
obstacles there is none that presents itself to
the farmer more formidable than the dogs.
| understand that they may be prevented
from making their depredaiions on this va
luable animal, by placing a sheep bsll round
i,s neck. The bell should be of the besr
and most sonorous kind. Dogs when they
kill sheep are generally remarkably sly,
and do it in very secret manner. The
noise OF bell am informed will deter
thera from the attack. especially o! the sheep
to which the bell is affixed. The expert
men, is not costly one, and if it answers
the purpose viii prove OF immense import
arce to the farmers. am dssirous that
the information, may, through the medium
of thy extensively circulaiingPaper, be con-
munlcatcd TO them, AID by Slsinga at IN in
serlion you will obIlge
A SUBSCRIBER.
Nezv lork, 9th mo, 24th, 1910.
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NOTICE.

THE annual meeting of the Stockholders
in the Little River TurnpIke Company, vii
take place on the fist Monday in December
next, at the City Hotel, in alexandria at
which time an election will be held for Pre-
sident, four Directors, and a Treasurer. A
statement OF the accounts, together with ,:
report Of the progress of the work, VIII
be laid before the Company.
The Stockholders on The late subscription
are also mott ed that the first instrument OF
SIS Ia on e.cA Share By themreape lively
subscribed, becomes due 0 the lsC OF 8 l.
arg, l8l |, which they are reque sted 10 pay o
Jonah Thompson IN Alexandra, or o. before
that day. BY order Of ta, board CT Dir CPS.
Jonah Ihon p n,
Ilc4sural r. G.
October l9. o Sd
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CADIz, August Is.

The supreme council of the regency for
Cam and Indies, have named viceroy and
.a,io general Of Grenada, field marshal
!, Dan Brnito Perez, captain general of
rai marshal the marquis of Medina !;
GOVERNOR and commander general Of Car
sp,na Of the indies, brigadier general
ls1 Joseph Davila; and governor and in
rpdan,iof the province Of upper fucpman,
4. eolooel Don Manuel Remon.
. List of vessels lett at Cadiz, August
- Ships Maria Theresa, Ingraham, for
IN York N.'ncE, Rodman, OF Providence,
p,dy to sail tor Valencia Piscataqua,
Villains, for Philadelphia Ohio, Tabor,
dN York, not unloadrd; Eliza, Delano,
os Baltimore, for Gibraltar; briggs Little
Elllam. Macy, Nantucket, for Valencia,
m DAYS Hiram, Barker, for New York;
Thomas jefferson, Bunker, OF ditto, from
Blast. schooners Sally and Betsey, e.
|lidg-, OF Chatham Resolution, Russell,
d Boston, TO sail in days Enterpriz5,
|Raos for Gibraltar ia Z, from thence to
Boston; Resolution, Smell, of Philadelphia,
LYDIA, Harris, of Middleton, for Brazils
sentor, Atkins, Boston, days; Haln!l-
Ton, Andrews, foraNew- York sloop Lii
lie George Eyre, Plurigh,, Of PhiladelPhis,
|hrYslencia. Brig Amphitrite, Maxwell,
philadelphia, arrived August 81, fiom
Malta, 10 10 days, all well. Several Yes
rb at quarantine, at Cadiz, names not
Known.
Spoke, Sept 4, schr. Molly, Elwood,
|dSalsm, for Rio Janeiro, % days out, all
ssA to stop at S.. Jago.
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on the Bay was burnt, but t furta.r
spreading Of the fire prevented. Many
houses were pulled down, and many blown
up, by which means The FIRE was arrested
in several directions. The whole number
of houses burnt, pulled down and blown up,
is about two hundred and fifty. The a
mount of properly destroyed not less than
half a million. The bones of one female
were found after the fire many persons
were injured but no other life lost.
The number of dwellings fronting or the
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,rcrn;cation between the French
sll Ia sS and at Saragossa. The Spani-
! p','tnowiedge the loss on the 18th of SO
,s a. 90 % wounded, and 1o3 prisoners !;
lIlsp' .rr that the French had 400 killed,
~ ! ranv wounded. ;,
- bod bolv Of Spanish troops have surprised
Fr~nch garrison of Borja, and made
y; .;.ooers. The whole loss of the French
lpF,,4on, ia July, as then known, was
> I'd TO Re 4e6 killed, 222 prisoners,
'''a' Great number wounded and deserted ;
''a he wounded was general.
'p oOoo99.par,e's general Verges has levied a
D, ,;l,a,ion on TerueI, ofprovisioas and
ep' . and Afterwards retired to Saragos-
" .r;oence from the province of Valencia
nv Inv &c. Military affairs had taken
pW n.ar Morrlls, Vallivana, &c.
~ = cas,ilr, on the 5.h, 9th and 9Th of Ju
= L.rt were conteslsbef Siguenza, and
! sa,niards retired on the latter day to
w1 " Ir The French are fortilying ST.
gl,nEa. y
.rr,ss was in session, devising means for
S ,.oc resources, augmenting the armies,
:. A daily account of its proceedings was
rub.lshsd.
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LOST OR MISLAID.

a IERIlFlCATE for one share of the
Sa., Little Riuer Tmus'ike Road, 80. SIS,
1 l. ~ No % Deer 1903, to William Skinner,
ls, .,h & others transferred to the late Jona-
|aSs =, Sadcvile. Application will be made by
."ahdeVille, administrators TO the estate
st;s SAD Jonathan Vaudeville, for another
Oc,o ,s'e 10 issue III place of the one lost.
~. 2aw&W
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Tllhery for Sale or 1.ent.

THE subscriber will sell or rent the re
Tn;,inder of his time, being TWO years, il
lease Of that valuable fishery on Broad Creek,
adjoining Col. Lylc's fishery, together with
boats, seines and ropes and houses compIctc
For terms, which VIII be made easy apply
10
William Patterion.
October g. SawCt
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Mr.. James Elliot, formerly one of the
editors ofthe Freeman's journal in Philadel-
phia has.betome the editor, publisher, and
proprietor ofsthe Massachusetts spy, publish
ed in Worcester, The SIP Is III Cd
very respectable paper.
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Orphans Court,

Ale~ondria Counfy, Oct. Term, 1910.
Ordered, that the administrator Of Dennis
Ramsay, deceased do insert tie following
advertisement three times in each week fox
four weeks, in the Alexandria Dai y Gazette
Teste;
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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For Sale,

b., 4 hkey Negro Boy
NV tween nine and ten years OF age. smart,
A,n1. aud honest. can come well recon-
pGFm' my 10 serve in a family, Apply to the
October IS. s.
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October 6.
NOTICE..

NJ IiCG.
ME SPresident and Directors of The
z Washington and alexandria Turnpike
Company have declared a dividend on the
Capital Stock OF the said Company, for the
year ending the 18th of Sept. last Of 8 per
cent. per annum, which is ready to be paid.
Charles Page, 7re0sr.
October s. 2aw3w
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At sheerncss, England on the 17:h of
August last, Mrs, BARNES, wife of Mr..
Barnes, Of the Tuns inn, was delivered Of 4
children, three boys and one girl, all dead
born. In November last she was delivered
OF twins, which lived only one month, max
ing children in months
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This is to give Notice, That

his IS to give Notice, I hat
the subscriber of Alexandra county, In The
district OF Columbia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters of ad-S
mlnlstration or the personal estate of Dennis
Ramsay. laie the county aforesaid, deceased
All persons having claims against the said
deco are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
on or before the 5th day of April next,
or they may by law be excluded from all be-
nefit to said estate and these indebted there
to are required to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 5th day Of Oct.
1910
Jane Allen Ramsay,
!. Administrators of Dennis Ramsay.
October S, eo4w
Wanted to Purchase or Hire.
A BLACK NAN for a house seryant-
Apply to the Printer.
August
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Bar Keeper Wanted.

IN sober steady young man who can come
recommended is Wanted as bar keeper.
i AfPy to
D., John Eodgkin.
>oeooer l6. 1t
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Prices at LQe7lira.

American produce plenty and low. Coffee
from Il to II on bosrd-~Cocoa from 10 to
ls-lndigo 75-Hides 2 dolls.
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Artificial.Flower School.

TIE SUBSCRIBER purposes opening
: school on the st OF November next,
: ner dwelling house on Washington street,
"~f air. Vases Warehouse, il sufficient
management offers, for teaching young
g'S'nS how to make 4rfJfcial Flowers and
"%s and Groho Ito K.
Sarah Chenarlt.
October is. st
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Total

I Accaunt abridged fran Courier of1Cth.
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A divine dispentation Of Providence has
been lately signal in the family Of Mr. Geo.
II. Norris, near 8erryvi!le, in the county
Of Frederick, Virginia. E.iss Susan b.
Worm~ley, daughter OF Mr. Jas. WdTme-
lev, and sister Of Mrs. Norris an amiable
Young lady, abou: Is years Of age, sudden
ly, and TO The great Joy Of her friends and
acquaintances, recovered perfectly the pow
er Of speech, which she has been deprived
OF seven or eight years, produced BY long
illness. 1t appears that Miss Wormeley,
returned as usual to her room, and whilst
engaged in reading, felt an unusual sensa,
ton, aud Immediately ran into an adjoining
room to her sister, whose feelings can be
better imagined than expressed, al hearing
once more the agreeable sound of her voice,
expressed in perfect distinct and audible
tcrms.--Wlnchester Gazette.
A Welsh Tourist says, that he net with
a great plenty ef scarce manuscripts, in
North Wales !
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Arrived ship Por,smou,h, Dawson ir,0,
Tendon, % days from land. L. ,br,.
e5,h October, ships Balloon and W;j;;.n
Of this port, and others, names up knoyr
The editors OF 'hc Federal Rrpubcae ia, .
have been favored by the owner, with Ian
d5a papers 10 the 23d ut.
The F,mrs .f the 22d Octob-, ,,,,..
that on The Friday preee cling Mir. jackson
late envoy extraordinary 10 this sou,,,
arrived at Portsmouth in the Venus. ~
landed Immediately, ualer q sqlttte.
IL appears by dispatches received from,
Lord Wellington, BY tie way Of Lisbon IL
the remarkable short passage ot 4 DAYS
that Massena WAS i'll Almost critical and
dangerous situation. The Portuguese mi.
litia under Col. Iraht had suprlzld the
French in Coinlbra, where they captured
5000 men. Lord Wellington wss pos,ee.
in front OF The French army, in his strong
lines, with his rght at Vita Franco. &c
had been but family molcsted in taking THIS
position. NIassena's amy was inytlu. in
number, and lis retreat without ,hy loss Of
baggage or artillery, Was suPpcs d, inspoa,
sb!e, whiiet famine would probably a'rrse
their progress. Every circumstanc- ndj-
Gated the policy OF Lcrd Wellington - be
vhat is ernicha icaly called Bursoyn;"g the
French. The next news we may conGptat-
ly expect TO contain III, ir surrender % d..
siructicn.
The alarm among the merchants al Is.
bon had subsidized in consequence o. .hS
favorable state Of affairs, and they we're IS
terniaed to wait the event with coaEdlnt@
Price Of Stocks, London 22d Cc,ohsr,
Cmnium 5 rs disc. 8 per cent. 2onsosF
&c IL.
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S. 6 D. REED,

Haze just recei0ed their Fall subtiv ofshoes.
--CONSISTINfG OF
Ladies back and red Morocco patent &
common Cork soal Shoes, do. walking do.
Wonsens' Misses and Childreus' Leather
Boots and ties; Ladies' white and color'd
Kid Shoes; do. ornamented do. Mems
stout and fine Shoes do. Dancing pumps.
Also,
Gentlemens' 6rstand second quality Oak.
ley Hats /; Ladies Straw and Chip Bon
nets and trimmings.
ON HAND
"A consignment of APPLES--all of
winch will be disposed of on the most rea-
N0v.a7. 80
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November Ell.
Very late from France.

Yesterday arrived at this port the fine
last sailing pilot boat schooner Flash. Can,
hllnugh, IN the remarkably short passage
OF 81 days from L'Orient, which bort she
lett on the evening of the 2eth of October.
Sy the Flash we learn verbally, that
letter was received at LOriens on the morn
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c.. BENNETT

Has Imported in the ship Maryland, pia
Baltimore,
Best Rfiaport herring and 'shad SEINE
THYME, Sail Twine and Shoe Thread.
AND BY THE BRIG TEN BROTHERS
Daily expected here-he II receive
Sasbs'5Soe Cloths s. Ker5ymeyes,
Which he offers Tor sale by the package on
low terms fcs cash or approved paper at 90
days,
Nov. l3. dlw3tawsw
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) WEDAE:sDAY, NOVEMBER IS.
Anniversary Of st. Andrew.

The Anniversary meeting Of the 81. As :
sreuo's Society will be held At the house ~
Mr. Daniel III. Dougal, on Friday next A
10 o'clock. Punctual attendance IS e
quessed. .c4F ron esc
(7p Dinner on the ta6le at Q cl0eS'
Nor. ~.
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LONDON, Ccy. *

LoNDoN, Get. %&
The anxiety produced by thr retvraI *
The allied army, and the rapid and confident
advance of Massena, was aImosl wholly
removed by the Intelligence which sn.yeG
on Saturday. Dispatches were .ec~."d
from Lord Wellington, (brought by me
A polio frigate, after al uncommon 2alct
passage Of four days from lisbon 70 Spit
| head) the substance of which vas circa%.'
ed in the following hul,eiin:
IrSP6tCnes have been received irohl
lord Wellington and Mr.. Stuart, Of he
date OF the 18th ins, ant, By gy5ic1 L a2~
pearsthat the allied armies had reached wi,l~
in their lines their right being a, Ga.tar-
bcro and Villa Franca, and .hvi? elt a.
Torres Vedras on the 7th and ctE a3:sn,
They hadnot been molested IN tte,, :>t?:ai,
bot some affairs had taken place ;,a;wes@
the cavalry OF the two armies, n ,sh: Il, H..
British and Portuguese cavalry dis>;1aeich,
ed themselves.
The Marquis de Romans YES O MS
march, with part of his arm. e .oi:s
Lord Wellington. On the I2:h .,e y~a
expected at Montemer.
=" he rains had began on nc ST. 5a
British army is represented as h9iac DC
tected from them in the village snc .,C..'
huss. The French army is sev.:als -; ):
ed TO them.
Col. Wilson had occup,eG, tic oos..i6c
OF Busaco with Portuguese origac1 on
the 9Th, and it was reporte;. that C,Gtonri
irant bad entered Coimbria ii. he 7th-
and had taken the French garrison ;g;lt
their wounded prisoners"
fhe important event alluded &c r The
last paragraph OF the Bulletin, merely as 3
rumor, is fortunately put beyond all douhs
by concurr!ng advices from CcrurnI end,
Cporto. At the first of these towns the
tact was announced in Diario zwu9rdIs
aario On the 14th inst. translation Cd
which appears in a aubsequenr coipma.-1,
several letters were also receive;! sro,a -
porto, confirming the official or,nunic&,
ion transmitted TO Corunna, Eron Which
We select the following as being he 1ocs
xplcit and circumstantiai
" PoRTo. Grso6es ;.
We have great pleasure in acaus;etiGE
'ou, that We have received ve:y blessing
nd important piece of intelligence. ~ IT'S
rival OF major NJ. Croh.n, from Cni',Gr@
his morning. viz. that The divieioc u. ~
rmy, under the command OF col '.ran!e
'ad entered that city last Sunddy evening.
nd after some resistance, cook 5000 Or;
oners, the whole of the force lety here by
ne French army, when they advanced ie
he south. Of these 1900 men arc 1cw or
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From the n. York Evening Post.


The following letter claims the attention
OF our citizens, and if the virtues therein
attributed to the Alcornoque should be
found equalto the cure of pulmonary and
liver complaints, how. immense will be the
Importance Of the discovery In this city
our bills OF mortality record the melancho-
" truth that more than ore fourth of the
deaths proceed from pulmonary complaints,
against whose ravages, medicine Gas the
writer observes has been found only pal
lia,ive.
Ii aspeci6c eyeris discovered, ara per-
sua3ed IL will be some simple of the vege-
table Kingdom, and it isto be hoped that
those persons who visit the Spanish Main,
AFTER having perused this communications,
will avail themselves OF SO favorable an OPP
portuai;y for procuring a quantity OF Al
cornoque in order that lis virtue may be
fairly tested in.shls country.
r. 2.
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FOR SALE.

TKTE wish to sell that three story Brick
Wv House, with all the out houses which
is occupied at presently tr. Edward otabler,
The corner of Prince ard st. Asaph streets,
SO feet S inches on Prince. street and l26ieet
ON ST. Asaph street.
Several Building Lots on Washington and
DUE streets.
A Lot of Ground, containing about 90 a.
ores, mile from the court house,. adjoining
IMessrs. Stump and Rickets, with good i'm
provements, a dwelling house, kitchen and
stables, sc &c.
Also, l64 acres of Land, two miles from
Alexandra, on the Colchester post road, part
in cultivation, the remainder In young wood,
with a large young orchard-there is three
small houses ON the land.
". B If not sold at private sale, the above
lands will be offered at public sale on the l4th
day ofNovember next. Any person wishin 8
opurchasc will please apply to
Korn and Wliemlller.
August Is. 2aw
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From the Nezv York Gazette.
Per the Factor.]
Traas1stions from Portuguese pabers to
tie 27M august.
8 LISBON, August 90.
headquarters at Lago&a, Ansust IL.
ORDER or TIE DAY.

headquarters at Lago&a, Alsust IL.
ORDER or TIE DAY.
His exceliency Marshal B9rrslord, com.
mander in Chief, has already made known
to the army the brave conduct OK Part Of
the regiment of cavalry, No. IL, uader
the immediate orders OF field MARSHAL Sill
VERA; his excelIency has now the satisfac-
ton 10 announce that that general has just
made prisoners in the castle Of PrubIa de
Senobfia, Of the Swiss battalion which was
b sieged by the militia Of Trasos- montes,
and part Of that regim ent of cavalry, but
those brave militia, animated by the exam
pie of their commander. the field marshal
Si!vcira, were uunt!midatsd, and the enc
ny BY approaching obtained only the NOR
LITIGATION OF witnessing the surrender Of their
battalion, which took place i'll their sight.
Such was the result Of the Intelligence
and iud gment with which field marshal Sill
veira projected this enterprise, and OF the
valor and prudence with watch he executed
i. Il has shcwn that the brave militia Ct
Trasos- Monies, are not u0nind!ul OF the
e!o,y Of their ancestors, and that they are
determined 70 emulate them they rcmcm-
Der vhe year 1863, wheo tn c Pleasantly Of
that province engaged corps OF regular
troops Of the enemy, and compelled ITO re-
treat.