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From the Gazette Of Spain and the Indies,
of the 18th Sept. Il
TiYg Franco del Burno, dug. IL.
Cap;tulation made by the Generals Of the
Portuguese and Spanish armies, Don
Francisco Toboada Gil, & Don Fran.
cisco de Silyeyra Pinto, with the COM
mander of the Swiss battalion in the SER
vice of the emperor of France, Mr.. Jo-
.rf de Granfonired, who garrisoned the
fortress and town of cambria.
Article l. The garrison shall march out
Of the at 4 O'Clock in the morning OF
the 10Th inst. by beat of drum, and win
The honors of war, laying down their arms
at the cate of the fortress.
2. The Ificers shall keep their horses
and baggage, and the soldiers their knap-
sacks.
8 The Spanish troops shall enter the
fortress this night, and the ammunition
shall be given up, that the garrison may re-
pose on sail night.
4. On account of the garrison being COM
posed of Swiss troops, tn y shall be per-
mitted 10 embark ar Corunna tor taelr re-
sp-ctiye canlons, under word OF honor not
to setve against the allied nations.
S. The sick shall be treated with great
humanity, and every assistance offered
them.
6 They shall be conducted by troops of
the linz, that their persons shall not be mo-
.es,ed, and affording them the necessary
aid.
7. The commander ofshe Swiss troops
shall draft two captuIa:ions equal to the
present, for the Spanish and Portuguese
g-nerals
s. the Generals oblige themselves to
observe what is stipulated in this capitula-
ton.
Head quarters, in the town of Sanabria,
on the br ach, at half past one AT night, CT
the 9h and ION of Auguat, 1910.
(Slsaed) TOBOADO.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. es.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Yesterday arrived passenger from the
ship Caledonia. Capt. Taylor, now in our
river from London, which she lett on the
18th Of September. BY the passengers we
canno, learn that any news Of importance
had lately transpired. The ship landed two
gentlemen at Newcastle who sat out i'm
Enediately for Washington, and it is said
ase bearers Of dispatches from Mr.. Piakn7y
TO our government.
By this vessel we have received our files
of papers 10 the 1lta, but on nas,y prsu-
sal we find little of consequence. TIE ac-
counts from Portugal and Spain are not by
several O. 8 so late as We have received d.
rect from those countries. Nothing is said
respessing american affairs Or the orders OF
council.
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SPANISH AFFAIRS.

Translated for the Freemaa's 9ournaf.
From the Gazette Of Spain and the Indies,
of the 18th Sept.
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TO x ENT,

T<HE subscribers late Dsr1H'ns H''S'
4 new in the occupation OF Mr.. baf'''
man lit is in good and complete ORDER -,
session will be given abouttEe middle OF y. :
cember next, or perhaps sooner. Apply "
J. D. SIMMs, Alexandria.
October IL
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TARRAGcNA, hugust Is


Tn. division of The field marshal Don
Miguel re Harola. on changing his posi-
ton, !ef, the point Of Biilarna undefended,
which was attacked by the enemv's army,
WHO was ,hrre times obstinately repulsed by
the battalion OF volunteers Of CASTLE, which
di distinguished itself in this aEair and ~ 'ne
Y lent Somatenrs, commanded by 1t. coz
Do, Josef Manso, who were at last obAg-
ed to cerie TO the great superiority OF the
ener!v but not without having lett inc held
..---i--:---i-~ef, @Ttt the oattailon
81 Castle effected its retreat in good order
bv ,he right towards La Marina, and lieut..
col. Manso with his Somatenrs, by the left.
They halted at the Cruz de Ordal, where
they opposed the enemy for lengtho time,
and killed few more Of them; but the
Somatenes stsing themselves sgain under
the necessiyot retreatina, made counter
march, and placed themselves at the back Of
the enemy. The enemy, with the greatest
confidence, advanced as far as Villa rranca,
but party of our cavalry attacked their
rear guard, and with the greatest galIantry
killed and wounded great many, and took
20 or SO prisoners.
The Peasantry Of the town Of Granada
aided cur soldiers and assisted in routing
the enemy. This noble conduct is worthy
OF imitation by all the Spanish towns that
wish to aspire TO glory and honor. aud which
prefer independence TO the indispensable
yoke which our enemy has imposed upon
cowardly and pusillanmous nations.
MADRID, Aug. IS.
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PLYMOUTH, 0Pbt. 8.

y W = ny Ut n q
Arrived, the CoIIingwood cartel, captain
Stlbbs, from Moriaix, which place she left
on Tuesday last, having carried over an
American gentleman with dispatches.
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FALL GOODS.

r HAVE opened Store in the House TO-
4 mcrly occupiedby John Janney and a"}o'',
ing Thomas Janney & Co. and have receive, we
part of my importation of FALL GOoo"
the remainder are expected in few days
Joseph JanneyI'
10th mo- i2 COZ
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Il is said that ihetx ensplsss IS iapl;stI
ed 10 Touches fall, as ,tiat lazy had b.
on a visit 70 the disaraesd minister at
His aPpoin'ment to 'hs scserrmsn, Of hs
was a farce; as, according ,o,, Rcn
Decree Of July last, Ike eose,p nor. lnreriaS
and Florence were to be primo. h"nI
blood. Ct tk 4
ourreaders vii! End BY The e n 1,,, Il.
that ,he American SECRETARY OF I.,,.. t''ef
Mr.. Powell, is gene suGltn'v ~ =. = el&Aoa,
flag Of truce. " o"'@s 10
Information has been received :,
Russian minister, kampanhausrn 'I h TIC
dered seals to be Put on all |2d,.a ""S 9;
vessels throughout the Russian nol 's0'
the Baltic, until The origin and 10 u
the earsoes be satisfactorily ascerI.1n. No.
1t said that ministers have 5s,o..
to establish qualified blockade Of n. ", ~
tic, in consequence Of the new sjtu.,;on D4'I ;,
affairs in that quarter. !, !. " Of
that ., ders were ernt M, = e,aefsIood
f.st s,;I;no vessel ,,s,ror,;. ''t'y' by a
s,umarez 70 ,ermi, the torsss >" James
lpcpd sh;ns bnt to SNIFF 80 vs., ~ a, Fti'l.
.vrr - mass into ,ha, .sa ''N' what
sam, ~ ,br pelt Aham so ,''' oy The
.,re.l~ Tier. and ,hu D.. '"'PS are
s,,,ctad !, -, c,yn 49,. nave Con-
af NE Nor,b So i, 'Ic'. nnn those
30, e .orA.o ha ns,,,;,,Nl :, o~0 S"Ips SO
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MADRID, Au.g. 25.

NADRiD, aug. 20.
The mails which go and come from
France continue to experience great difs-
cui,les in their passage. The one that ar
rived at this capital on the 18th inst. bro't
letters which speak of the Imprisonment Of
severalpetsons of note, which was in con-
sequence of the enquiries made by the po-
lice respecting the 6re which took place on
the Cd Of July, at The bali given by the
Austrian ambassador. Among Others are
mentioned Augereau, Gonvion, ST. Cyr &
Talleyraud. They also add, that marshal
Jourdan had fed. News of this import
ance r,caire further confirmation but
what's worthy of remark is, that from T.
run they write, with date of the 5sh inst.
that Berthelr having entesed Spain, an ex-
press arrived two hours afterwards TO o.
vettake him, md that in consequence of
which he had returned to France. The
last aail from Bayonne arrived in company
with two others. They were escorted by
b. $50 men. and had several encounters
on the road one of them received wound
IN the belly and instantly expired,
= They write from Vittcria, that few
days ago, the Preach decoyed 800 young
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Spanifh Merino Sheep.
4 NAVE JUST RECEIVED
EIGHT EWES,

By the brig Btaaikan, captain Lucket. tffem
Port9gai,
NTHICH,if not disposed of at private
Wv sale befoie thel4th ofnextmonth. will
on'thst day be sold at publicsal at my farm
near Alexandria, ona hheralcredit. These
sheep are in good health the wool is very
fine, and they are large Meiino's Trey may
be seen at my farm, and the terms of sale
known on application 20 NE.
James II. Hooe.
October2s. dts
~ The Editor OF the National Intelli-
geneer viii please insert he above and send
IN his accountto this office.
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LANDING

Ian DING
From the schooner Jeh,. tran Portsmouth,
~ hhds. and 10 bbls. n. E. Kun
dad from schooner RU5y from Porfiana, q
sloop Ea2a6eta, from Ne1p6arHParf,
20 bbls. n. E. Rum,
40 reams wrapping Paper,
go Grkins Erit quality Butter.
Two hundred Barrels t.elght
win be taken on board scar RUBY Tor
Boston or Portland, if immediate application
be made as above
Lawratoa & Fowle.
October 81
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N O T I c E..

THE Creditors of James DoagAass on the
Z It'll Of July 1904, who subscribed lis
release previously to the first day Of Noyem.
Der in thatyea arc required to exhibit TIER
claims duly authenticated to the subscribers
on or before the first day Of January next,
preparatory to dividepd. No interest VII
DC allowed after the lth Of July 8o4.
Robert |. Taylor.
William Newton.
October 9. 60
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Johnson's Virginia and Farmers Alma
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entertaining matter-by the dozen or otber'
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ALSO,
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Or. Recy': Medical Guide.
Pennington's Memoirs of MRS: Eliza Car
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finkerton's Collection Of VoY-
ages and Travels,
December l6.

Forming a complete History Gfthe Origin Gnd
Progress gf Discovery By Sea end Lad,
from the nus! authentic Sources.
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1 Is lust come 70 hand and is ready tor
inspection at the store OF the snbscnocr, IN
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soliciting subscriptions from distant places !;
the Editors invite their examination OF a
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Der and but a few more copies printed than
are sufficient to supply the subscribers, that
the carly patrons of this valuable Work may
have decided advantage--subsequent appli-
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1t is also the intention of the Editors to an
nex to the last number complete list of the
names Of the subscribers as the patrols and
encourasers of useful knowledge, the arts
and literature Of the United States.
Subscriptions are received by the suscrlb-
g..
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eotf
Public Sale.

TIE subscribcr by virtue of decd OF
trust TO him from Mr.. William Hodssoa, dat.
cd on the lotl, day of Novcmbcr in the year
1908, for the purpose of indemnitsiHs MIR.
John Hopkins--will, on the first day of Re.
bruary nexs, at the hour of twelve O'Clock OF
that div !, il fnair If not, on the next fair day
, at the same hour, proceed to sell, at the
COURTHOUSE, in Alcxapdria, at public auc,
ton, 10 the highest bidder, for ready money
thres. thousand acres of LAND, situate on
the Left fork of Big Sandy Greek, which
land was, at the time of the grants for the
same, in the county Of Monongalia, in the
safe ofVirginia.
The above tracts Of land weic granted by
the state vf Virginia, TO JOHN Allison by three
several patents containing respectively one
thousand acres. and bearing date on the first
day Of October, 1884, which land has been
since duly conveyed to the said William
Hodgyon by deed dated I'd of August, 1870.
Edmund Lice, Hgtfee.
Nov. ~. ssis
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Alex, Moore, Register.
This is to give Notice.

81 THAT the subscriber of Alexandria coun.
Nv, in the district of Columha, hath obtaincd
from the Orphans Court Of said county, let
ter, otvd<ministration ON tho personal estate
OfJoseph Harper, lasc Of the county aforesaid
\ decd, all persons having claims against Aoid
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
sane, Tith the vouchers thereof, 10 the sub
scribsr onor before the'sth dayof June next,
or they nsRy hr iSY be excluded tOtn I'LL be-
nett Of said estate, and those indebted there
: TO ;re required to make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of De-
scember, 1902.
VIM. Harper, Adss'r.
Of JOSEPH Harper.
So u rna,,,hAr. g
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To the Public.

The great benefit which have experience
ed from Rogers's Vegetable, &c. and firm
persuasion that it may afford relief to others,
induces me to make every laudable exertlon
for its distribution.
For five years preceding the last OF Dec.
1907, in consequence OF taking violent cold
| had been afflicted with the asthma, disor-
der which conceived to be hereditary, my
father and grand father both having greatly
suffered from it. he disorder Increasing
rapidly upon me, in the spring OF 1907, l
consulted DR.. CT" Seeger, but the urgency
of his business prevented him from attending
at that time, particularly to my case. My bus
siness made it necessary Tor ire to leave home
and be absent the greater part ct summer,
which deprived me Of the able professional
assistance Of DR.. Seeper. In September last,
severe cold brought on a violent cough and
the disorder assumed an aspect more serious
and alarming than at any former period-l
was extremely debiAtated. emaciated d coz
fined. Such was the irritahihty Of my lungs
Twas obliged to use the greatest oautionin the
act Of respiiiaton. After Il free use of Ro-
gers's Vege, cable, &c. for about two months
was perfectly relieved OF the dreadful cough
which mad 50 long afflicted me, and complete
ly cured OF every symptom Of the asthma
Ia short, blessed be Cod, have continued in
sound health ever since. AS these facts may
be important TO those unfortunate individuals
who are suffering from the same disorder,
have1bcen thu, par,icularin their detail.--
And dopot hesitate to declare my solemn
conviction, both from my own experience and
observing it's Effects on others, that Dr.. Ro-
gers's V.P..D is an easy, safe and eneciual
remedy for coughs and asthmas, and Is the
greatest antiaote to all pulmonic complaints
that the world has ever witnessed.
Iac0b w. BreWiter.
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New Tooth Extractor.

THE subscriber has effected an improve
5 snsnt ia the instrument for extracting teeth,
by which thai operation is rendered consider
ably less painful. and more safe, than by tue.
common me thod, and applies IN all cases.
During some months use of this slnstf f-.
rnent, tthe only one except Bruf' Patent,
where thatwilf apply the jaw has IN no t lIi--
stance been injured; ncrths gum torn for Ia
eerated.j 49,
Persons who chuse il, attended atsthelr
homes as usual Apply lower cad OF Prince
! strcetkO y
Oh. Douglas.
Intending tosapply for a patent, It cannot
be seen Tor examination at present.
December 30 =. eoSm !
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Jacob w. Brewlter.
Northamt:on, January, 1909.

THIS may,certify, that about the FIRST of
October last, i was attacked with violent
cough, which proceeded, as was the opinion
OF my physician, who is aznan we'll approved
of in his profession, from asbruise which
received ON my left side about fortnight
before. By his consent Tried Rogers's Psl-
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James Heaton.
To the Public.

In consequence of taking severe coldin
LQy, 1908 IzUas seized Nth a violent pain
in ny s,de, attended Nth a Distressing
cough, zuh;cA, although I.had The ady;ce
and prescriptions ofa Respectable physician
iastrd me four veeks, 1oithout any oLs0ia.
t;;os. = then atbhedto DR.. George Rcgsrs,
zphs administered his Vegetable Rohm0n;c
Detergent, (which gaVe ne imne9;gfe re
lief; and in ten days IzOas e"hrIy freed
from The pain in my $!dc md cough.
Charles Chapman.
Northampton, Na,ch, 1909.
l. ELI1AH NOR T0N jun Of Vest.
ambfon, in Massachusetts do cS'MV Mat
in The last year Iwcs ot;nGI 4 sOiYN a ,srSa!
drJiEtv, ,orakaeSs Of The lungs, distressed
Er brea'h and oio!tm cough @fr,laed
,viih a trvcr fer a number Of moMths; abom
Mr Isih If august / 6rgan Mc use Of DIR
George K 1gers's Hrgc:ab!e Pa!moojc Dei~r
gent IAept in the use gf it 0bsrt Mrec
m0nths mmedIa ely afer f"hing iris me-
dicine my eon9h obate", and Ic0ula ~cGIhe
with mare Tred:m. / 7cou!d recommend
tie medicine tram my o7vn e%Per'e1lfe' 10
those zcAo are Troubled zvith a cough, md
dfsorGers ofihr lungs aid b'east, aud can.
sumbrive comp'4,rts, and do beAeve it 20 BE-
a vaIu4blc and uss1A medicine.
EiJAh Norton. jun.
Westambton. Fe6. 81. 1869.
fOo Ear sale by Il. GRAZ Bookseller.
King street, agent jar the proprietor. ~
October 81 ~ iH7v6m
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no THE PUB Lie
mo ore cgsr:ed WITH Coughs, colds, 4st'ns l
4. and Coasunla lious.

|Y-YyHERE is perhaps no medical obser va
ion better estabiisiled, none move ge-
orally confirmed by the experience OF inc
best phy sicians of all ages and coufi ie :, laiu
hone of moro importance to the practttioae,r
than the fact that many OF the most dltheuis
and incurable complaints originate In negleeest-
ed COLDS. In a climate as variable as ours
where the changes of the weather. are .re-
qucntiy sudden and unexpected, It requires
more care and attention to guard against TINS
subtle and dangerous enemy oflife, than most
people imagine, or are willing to bestow.-
Hencethe vast number OF patients afflicted
with coughs, catarrhs, asthmas and consump-
tons. rhe many cases Of the kind whi1h
fell under my observation, the dlsaPpolatnicils
I experienced in practice, from remeu!c9
biebly recommended, and my own pre-dls-
position to oulnnonic complaints, were strong
inducements for me TO consider "hethct
compound, consisting of milo, yegctauie SUD
stances could not be invented, more Tree from
the we'll founded objections OF pract.lltoheers
anil better calculated to avert the threatehli.
destruction of the lungs:
have the satisfaction to offer to the pup
lie such a remedy, under the name OF tEe
VEGETABLE PULMONlC DE EK-
GENT, we'll a,laptetlt to various constitutions
and habits, and to declare with the fuilcst
confidence that found this composition lar
superior to Others intended to answer the
same purpose. un perfectly satisfied, that
practitioners, who have frequently TO coinsa'
the effects of suppressed persplratlon ana 90
not neglect the use OF the lancet ana other
excavations, whenever the" arc lndicateu'
will place this medicine OH the list OF their
most fayorite remedies as it can In no case
do harm, l will abide by this motto:
NO RELIEF NO PAY.
This motto may be deemed os,entUtlous by
some, and amounting to apositlvcncsS that
the medicine will invariably effect Il cure III
any stage Of disease like q miracle the
proprietor is far from believing that his me
dicine will render mankind immortal; but ne
is fully sensible If taken seasonabIy' ana &c
cording to the directions, it will either pre-
vent or cure, and If unseasonably, 1t VIII most
sonsiblv alleviate distress and pro!ons HE !;
aud having TO desire to profit by tie CONT
ccncc of the sick and afflicted, induces me to
make the above overture. Should tie contra
ry ap lear in any instance, as in some It pos
slbly may, the money for the medicine will
be checrluliy refunded by the person who
may yend the same.
GEORGE ROGERS.
n; B. The above named medicine is Sc
cured to the subscriber by letters patent from
The President oftbe United States, aid pre-
pared at his Dispensary in Northampton
coanty Of Hampshire and state OF 'laSsachu-'
sets
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n O. fICE E.

AN annual meeting of the Stockholders M
sbe Washington sad Alexandria Turnpike
Con,Sany, will be held at the city tavern, IN
the townloE a alexandria, on the first Monday
in January ncxl, when there will be an lee-
ton held Tor Eve Directors, Clerk s. Trea--.
spser, agreeable to charter,
BY order fthc Board,
G.. Deneale. Prsadeat.
rs1,a..,, here II. Saw
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Ncrthanpson, 4 February, 1902. y
.portaamhtoa, Ihass.) Eco. ise

Il Northampton, ('aass. Fe6..i 500. q
LANES Ifeatun, also hereby certify, that
.in3the tall Of the year 1903, was seized with
4 severe cold attended by an obstinate and
distressing cough. The violence ofmy cough
soon produced paih ia my side ana breast,
anil frequently spittlng Of blood, IN short, all
the hor,id symptoms Of consumption were
RAPIDLY assai!ing me. In this situation was
re commented to DIR. George Rogers, who
rendered ne immediatc rehefby administer
mo hi. Vegetable Dcturgens. \ haze conii-
nued the Use Of it ever sincc. and III. tarcc
mo .lths past, though not completely restored
70 health, Il have been able censtan,lyto attend
10 nv busincss-and fully believe that my
partial restoration has been solely owing Jun.
der God, to this valuable meaiCine.
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December Il:
Orphans Court,

t4leraaaria County, Dec. Term, 1909.
Ordered, That the administrator OF Joseph
3 Harpsr, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week tor
Tor four weeks, ID the alexandria Daily Ga.
zette.
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Public Sale.

underline authority Of deed 4
from Saasasl Bailey to us, ler;iie im,s
securing the payment ofceRaiad sb,s I
ham Nilsson, surviving allRihis,rs;or Il .
6erlana IDilsou, deceased, and to B,,'3
Bits. we viii offer at public sale, iS,1
5otI4the I9Lh daysof Mach next, at tbs !
door of the courthouse, in Eairfw q
/, a TRACE OF LAND. lie .the said =
described in ths deed as situated on on
Creek, adjoining 10 the town ofcuhb.
and devised to the said Samuel Biltv i.
fitber Jt7liiani Baitey-snpPosea 10 .,
four hundred acres. 8
Thomas HarriGoIs
ID r T',1yior 49,