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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09
"EUGENE NAPOLEON"

LoNDoN, Dec 16.
IT IS with feelings Of the deepest concern, that
we have this day to announce to our readers, the
defeat of the principal patriotic army in Spain
The movement OF General Arelzaga towards the
Upper Tagus, terminated, as might have been
expected, III general engagement, the result
OF winch was, unfortunately, in favor of the enc
my. Indeed, there is reason to fear that the
victory they obtained, is as decisive and com
plete as any they have gained since they enter.
ed the Peninsula. The scene of this disaster
was Ocsna the time is not ascerained, bur we
should suppose the battle was fought on the t7th
or 9Th ut. The project Of the French TO draw
the whole OF the army of La Mancha 10 the
right bank of the Tagus, having been frustrated
by the timely recall that para of it which had
crossed the river, the formsg .nade vigorous
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VIEVS or
FRANCE TOWARDS THE
UNITED STATES
AND
SPH WISH AMERIC
TIEJYC or

E.ctract from the summary Of Mr.. Fon
fdne's speech TO The LegisiatiVc body,
Iof which he is PrEsident,] December
10.
s" lnspeaking of Spain and Portugal, the
President mentioned an idea of great ion
portance IF these two states do not know
how topreserve their possessions beyond the
sea, the independence Of the American co
lonies presents itself as natural and desira
bic result. Thus England lost her power
in the United States of America; so France
who so well recorded her independence, will
seaport her work-unless The United States
get so far msled as to make common cause
with Great Britain.
Paris PHblicisse, Dec. Is, 1902
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09
COLONEL. MARBLE

There was numerous meeting of the friends
OF tins gentleman, at the Crown and Anchor Ia
vern, on the 18th December, the object of which
was, to inaen,njy him against the losses he mar
hGvs Sustained, may be liable to, in consequence
Of his spirited esertions in behalf of the bu6lic,
during ne LAST session of Parliaureut."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09
GREAT CRY AND LITTLE Wool !

GREAT CRY AND LITTLE Wool
OR
THE federal majority Of 100, eli hun, !!
The feds say the Resolutions in favor Of
Britain and against OR ozun .gouernmcnt,
were carried by the imposing majority of 1Os
votes. For the information Of our republican
friends throughout the union, we state, that
the whole number of Representatives com
posing the Massachusetts Legislature the
present year, is about 500; & that when the
said vote was taken. there were only 800
voters in e8ent--oft those absent more than
$50 were republican, {, only between so & 60
had been present, die majority would have
been but little more than thirty-----Iess than
tho number composing the Boston host!
Bos. Chr0n.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09
CovENT GARDEN THEATRE.

BY the last accounts, the riots at this house
continue with triflmg sc variations" as heretofore
and there is little probability of an end being put
to them, other than by the unconditional dgrec-
ntent of the manager to the terms required by the
populacc.
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LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,

From London and Giasgogu papers, received By
| fhe ship dlississiRYP, Captain BeathGv,, from
Greenock
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JDullle8tlc.

~ The Legislature of Massachusetts
have adopted their Report on Foreign Reia-
lions, Yeas 254, Nays 145.-A democratic
print gives the following clue:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09

MarCh !;
Mr.. Poydra8 presented several resoluti.
ons of the Legislature of Orleans territory ON
the subject of the BattuTe.
ADDITIONAL DUTIES.
Mr. Rhea called for the consideration OF
two resolutions submitted by him some time
ago directing the committee OF WAYS and
Means to enquire into the expediency oflay-
ing additional duties on all importations from
G.. Britain and franc
MIR. Potter oppos their passage. lie
said the only eittct o al .0tng tue measure
they contemplated would ne 10 encrease
smuggling, and % ralse tpe prices Of Euro.
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NEw-YoRK. Feb. "

NEW DIRK, feb.S7,
BY the ship Pacific, we learn that English
papers to the 10th of January had been re-
ceived at Fayal, but that they did not con-
tain any intelligence of Importance. The
u. States ship of war John Adams had arri-
we'd in England in 10 days from New York.
M. AdU.
On Friday last Mr.. George Clark, Bri
tlsh subject, who has resided for some time
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Gol1area9.
HOUSE OF SEyWT.4TYVES
WEDNESDAY, Feb. %.
BATTURE OF n. ORLEANS

BATTURE OF n. ORLEANS.
The House resolved itself into a commits
tee OF the whole, Mr.. Macon inthe chair, ON
the various resolutions on the subject of the
batture.
Mr.. Gholson, DESTROYS to have some spccf-
nc proposition propounded to the House for
decision, moved that the committee rise.
with view to refer the subject to select
committee.
This motion was opposed by Messrs Ba-
con, Fisk, Boyd, Poindexter, GARDENER, King.
Potter and Ross, and supported by Messrs.
Gholson, Love and Troup.
The motion was negatived IS to 80.
The first resolution among the many refer.
red to the committee, which came under con-
sideration, is as follows:
RESOLVED, That it is expedient to au-
thorise the President of the United States.
if he shall be of opinion that the u. S. have
such Claim to the Batture in front of thu.
suburb of ST Mary in the city of New Or
leans as will justify the eXpence of prose
cutting the same, with the assent of the per-
sons removed therefrom, On the 25th of ia
nuary 1908, to name three persons who shalt
have full power to hear and finally deter
mine all right, title, claim and demand what,
soeYer as well of the u. 5 as of the persons
so removed, both in law and equity, and
their decision, or majority of them. shall
be binding as we'll on the u. S. as the said
partie,."
Messrs. Aston, Taylor and Tfoup opno-.
sed the resolution, and Mr.. Emott supported
it.
motion was made for the committee to
rise, and negatived So to 4S.
Mr.. Lorc opposed the resolution ard con-
cluded by motion to rise. Negatiyed, Oh TO
SO.
MIR. Taylor opposed the resolution,
MIR. Him moved to rise-59 to SO.
Mr.. Love and Mr.. Gholson opposed the
resolution, and Mr.. Ross and Mr. Key sup
ported it.
a motion was then made by Mr. Helms at
IS o'clock that the committee rise, * carri-
ed IS to 81.
And the House adjourned.
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Shower Of stones in NJ Carolina.

RALEIGH, March I.
On Tuesday the 3oth of January last, at
O'Clock Z. NJ. there was a fall of meteoriC
stones in Caswell county. Their descent was
seen for considerable distance round, and
two reports distinctly heard at Hillstorcugh
"a distance of thirty miles. A fragment
weighing pound and three quarters struck
a cree IN the new ground of a MIR. Taylor,
near where some wood were at work,
who. experimenting the fate of Sodom and
tIomorrah, ran home without once looking
behind them. Encouraged, however, by a
woman whose curiosity was superior to her
years. they returned with her to the place
ana brought away the stone. which was still
MT. We understand that Governor Wilt
ans OF the Mississippi Territory, (now in
kockingham) intends sending it to the Che
micat Society in New York to beganalyse
1t Is, he informs us. Of dark brown colour,
porous and probably contains iron.
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Extract from letters received by-fhe .Hu.
gnSfa, CAPTAIN Stictnry, 20 Esuerlv.
Macs. from 7snaiagen.
"IoNNINGEN. Dec. g, 1909.
have just received intelligence that
his majesty (the king of Denmark) is lea
!ous that great quantities of property have,
by various methods, found their way into his
dorninions. which he supposcs to be British
and mas issued an order that all property sto-
red at Altoona, shall be exaDined by COM
missioner on the 9TH instant and the gene
raj impression is, that where there are no
certihcates OF origin, the property will be
condemned"
"Dec. IS, 1909.
"Since my letter of the ID instant, moth
ing OF importance has been accomplished.
Markets continue in the same undecided
state, aud prices low. The Committee of
Denomination of Property, have not yet fin
ished their investigation. but think its ten
dency will not be disadvantageous to bona IL
de Americans, but the contrary"
We are informed that letter has been re.
ceived at Boston from Mr.. Vheelwright. SUI
Percargo of a brig belonging TO that port, da-
ted at Ionningen, stating that after having
been detained by the governnen. 10 days, &
undergone an examination, his vesseland car
go were released, and that he had sold his
cargo, and RENTED the proceeds to Lon.
don--Saiem Register.
Capt Stickdey was informed Che day pre-
sious to his sailing that quantity of cof-
fee, which had been sequestered, was relea-
sed and sold.
Capt. s. says that " all the information he
h as upon the subject, he received from capt.
L. Barton, OF this town; whose opinion was,
that 1t would be released very soon. The
seizure was occasioned by two or three En-
g!ish vessels having come direct from En-
gland, under American colors. There was
no apprehension about property bona fdc.
American; and the Danish government was
DESTROYS of encouraging the American trade:
1t was reported at Tonningcn, that all the
American vessels in Norway were relea-
sed" = -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09

Gained by the Imperial and Royal French
Army commanded by the Duke of Dalma-
tia. (Soult) over the Spaniards on the 10Th
November, 1909.
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GLASGOW, Deceu7

GLASGOW, December %.
General Monnet, the late commander at Flush
ing has, by a Court of Enquiry, been declare d
guilty of cowariice and treason This general is
at present prisoner in Britain
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09

The Glasgow Courier of the 23d of Decem
Der, contains the account published in the Matt
onal 1ntelgencer of the 18th November, relativs
to the dismissal of Mr.. Jackson,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09

1t appears by an article Tin this days Gazette
under the London head of December 90, that the
BRITISH PARTY IN AMERICA" took pains
to asisb1ornl their friends the other side of the
water respecting the correspondence at Wash.
Ing ton, which ended in Mr.. Jackson's being dis.
missed.
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FROM TONNINGEN.

Extract from letters received by-fhe .fu.
| gusta, CAPTAIN Sictncy, 20 Eeuerly,
{ llass. from 7snningen.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-18
Bryan Hanpson. & Co.

Bryan Hampson. q GO.
Have just received and o6erf far sale,
10 hhds. and SO barrels first quality sugar
80 do seco d quality,
10 pipes old London particular Madeira,
pipes and 3 tierces London market and
Is quarter casks Malaga WINES,
20 boxes dipt Candles,
hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
so barrels New England Rum,
40 do prime Whiskey,
10 chests Imperial,
10 do Young Hyson TEAS, of this years
importation,
And selected for family use.
ALSO, the best selected Flour for do.
Bgtter s. Ve911son Hams.
1000 lbs Firkin Butter ofa sEterior quait5
500 lbs Vension Hams
FOR SALE By
JOSEPH NJ ANnEVILLE.
Cernrr Of K5ng q fairfaa', streets.
Dec
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November 2l-
lwenty Dollars Rewasa.

n BSCONDEO from my farm at the
mouth Of Seneca, about the TIN OF last
mo1th, a man whose name is RALPH, 3
years ofaue, between black and yellow CO.
lor, nearly feet high, very stout made
yellowish eyes looking heavy-he mas but
litse TO say, His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, anes ro cotton over!acket and toy
sers' 1t Is likely he has made away WIN VIII
them and procured other ;loathiag 4 'ree
negro man by name Sanbo, living On Juage
Washington's estate Mouns Vernon, Is MS
father, and it is very Drobabic nc IS taefea-
bout or in alexandria, and with little trouble
may be found.
The above reward will be given to secure
him in Washington City or Alexandra iail
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June ln-l2. q
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yoleph Vaudeville,


Corner of Klns and ia FAC 81 fets,
HAS FOR SALE,
10 quarter chests gunpowoer an Imperial
TEA
90 BOXES ditto ditto
90 quartcr-chests nyson otto
50 ditto young hyson
% ditto hvson skin-of tie l. sfest iahorta-
tiooy and SUPERIOR quality.
IS hogsheals and 70 barrels muscoyado
sugars
20 kegs madden
10 caskshrst quality Goshen chez
pipes old London particu lar Madeira
ditto fine old port
ditto Lisbon
10 quarter casks sherry
ditto collnenar
20 ditto mountain Malaga
20 ditto Catalonia
90 cases Old medoc ciaret
S ditto win &c grave
90 cases LUCIA Ill
10 bales Orleans and Geosgia cotton
10 hor sbeads Nolasses
Cognac, bordeaux and pea ch brandies
5ama,ca, An igua and northern rum
Holland and country gin
Pennsylvania rye wniskey
Wine and cider vinegar
100 boxes and bali boxes choice first and
escond quality Hav.nna CO, srs.
Loaf and luy1p sugars; c,,ffee; chocolate
almoads; mace; nutnegs loves; cass!a
and cassia buds plment2; peppcr; race and
ground ginger; srnet' ]. .eult's lark pearl
| add common barley F; indy Q; aium; copper
as fix blue; brims.one; star air pcg-
| der; Leiper's, Carrots ! Ha'a''to.ts snuff
5! III bottles aad b!adders; H6acauDa ana raDpee
| snuils; gunpowde5 /; pH'cnt sHot asses ed i;
mould snot; bar cad {; ;ln and Plslo, II rs !;
| writing and wrapping f.2per; glue, si@,ni-
| Johns; corks led co rds; leading lines )
/ chewing tobacco, &c. x.
! HlE EIL.L pURCH49E,
Flaxfeed, and vel! cleaned Mus
| tard Seed.
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IUESD4Y, DECEMBER IS. 1870.
Joseph IL. Vaudeville

OFFERS FOR S.4IeE,
1000 bushels Liverpool and Lisb ON Salt i
Liverpool Sait In sacks
| 90 hogsaeads Muscoyado Sugar,
SO barrels do. do.
hogsheads New Orleans, do.
5000 VT best green Coffee in hhds. * bags
1000 VT old white ditto
5000 VT. Race Ginger.
IS hogshcads Moasses
80 barrels Whiskey
20 ditto New England Rum
90 boxes MOULD and dipped Can lles
barrels Herrings and Shad
10 bales upland Cotton
Gunpowder,
Imperial, TEAS
Hyson. ,.,
Hyson Skin
Madeira, Port, Lisbon, Sherry, an Cata-
onia UILVES
Jamaica and Antigua Spirits
Cognac Brandy
Holland and country Gin
GunpowderSof tltfferent kinds, shot Lon
don and Philadelphia mustard, pipes !. box-
es, writing and mapping paper, nests cf box
es, best spanish and common segars, bed
cords, leading lines trace ropes, Loaf * lump
sugar, butter in irkins, pepper, alIspic's, cio-
n anon, nutnegs, cloves and mace, alum,
cepperas, demJohns
Also,
Always ON hand, best saperfne Flcnr and
Crackers
October ia
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O. III O p S.
December 6.

Inst received * for sale by the subscriber
sigat bags best FRESH HOPS.
John 6. Lads,
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Ut = IHIIlItlto tsaJJoteFF I ~
A SMALL FARM Yailey," on lhs
~. acres, called At FIVE miles irena
Mount Vernon roadh the farming hteHr.
Alexandra, togethfd the present crop ~
sils, stock of cath corn
hay. wheat, and unnecessary, as any psats
Any descripthase may view the PFsess
son wishing to/ .,
misses. I. B. NiGkca'sp
/ ieF
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LIFT Received.

THIY Day LANDING.
The clrgo Of schooner Hazard Ceff' Aaee'
from Boston,
AND FOR. SALE BY
i.awrason & Fowle,
so tons paister Paris
40 hhds n i, rum
$50 boxes mould and dipt candies
100 do brown sop
100 bbls prime new beet
600 reams wrapping paper
40 pieces Russia Sheeting
IS barrels tanners ahd
casks winter strained sperm Oil
5000 feet Lumber
ALSO,
The Cargo of the schooner Hiram, capt. Ru
the.iord, from fassamaquoddy.
100 to,lS Plaster Paris
10000 feet Boards.
IN STORE,
$4,000 pounds prime green Havana Col
fee III casks
10 nogsheads and
l30 b>rlels first quality Sugars
800 hoxes mould and dipt Candles
s hogsheatls and
Is barreis Nv England Rum
20 barrels and
40 half barrels mess and prime Beef
$50 cams wrapping Paper
uses black and cosofed Saronetts
and Senchaws
400 lbs Nutlnegs
Is chests Hysan and Imperial Teas
A qaa1sity of tow Colh.
WANTED
A quantity Of salt Petre.
Abbly as abovs.
November 81
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kaislns and urrdnts.
PuililC Sale.
Oece,llne v.

pursnant to deed of trust from WILLIAM
RaoDEs 20 the subscribers, TOR the purpose
of dlscharging his debts, the following real
and personal property will be sold at the
house lately occupied by him III ENG
street, at ten O'Clock, on SATURDAY,
the 30 instant, VIZ.
The Gaid Dwelling Houle and
Lot--the Warehouse and Lot adjoining
q tIMsc and Lot on Fayette streets Lot
on Fayctte to Payne sire ia Lot& Garden
O, Henry. strcet-an annual Ground Kent OF
ios dollars 81 cents, all in the town OF Alex
andria.
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10 RENT,

THE WAREHOUSE on Prince street, at
nresent occupied by job Roberts as sroce-
ry store for which purpose il has been use
nuuaer Of years, and is aa excellent stsnd
fer either Wholesale or Retail onslness. Pos
session may be had the lst OF October next
APPLY TO
,olan M.Pherson & Son.
sesssaoeE y. -
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Public Sale.

EN Consequence OF the weather being ua-
Z favorable N Wetlne sdaJ ast. ti!e sG;@ % 3
nv BRICK HOUSE & LOT, sjtna GA
King Street opposite the diagonal Pump
was postponed
1t will be offered for sale on a. Premises,
on Wednesday nrxt the 18Th inst i tar, #
not, the next iair DAY, at o'cio k, when the
Terms viii be m d. known
THOMAS GR!MSH = W.
December ". X,
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For SNi,

Decembrr "
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s}L. X ]

SAFES at tend4e.
q, every tuesday AID Frlda y
NJ WILL BIS SOLD
veodue Store, corner OF Prince an.
h' ~ Water stroefs.
!. ! Yaeie.y ofDry Goods, Groceries, &C :,
a 800 ,l.rs Of which will be expressed i
,,,e 80 the day--all kinds OF good.
inc '%-' 49,. son limitation and tho prices O
VII are established, can at any Tune De
sns., saa purchased at the lowest limisati'.
'''' l''ts' G Massss1ler. ~.
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The faid Dwelling Hou1e and
Also,
Three small Tracts OF Land,

handsomely situated within one mile, and
one small Tract within two and half miles
Of Alexandria, binding on the Leesburg road.
81 bags Of Coffee Horse and Char
House and Lot on the county whart-ons
Share in tie 'Tunting Creek Bridge &c. &c
Terms of sale-l9 and Is months credit
on the real property, and 80 days on fhe per.
sonal for approved negotiable notes. with tie
privilege that the two thirds OF the amount
of any adjusted claims against said Rhodes,
will be accepted for purchases from such as
m wish to pass them in payment at that
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eK3 -
Burr Mill Stone Manufaao,y.
The Subscriber informs ttaGl

public that he has received supply q NHY.
Blocks and intends 10 recoTuenCe he NJ
ing Of Burr Mill-atones al his late tWeY
on Patricbs street, between King and Cay
streets, about the first OF March nextb
he can supply Burr Stones Of shy dinIs,.
that may be ordered. He haa also yal .agY
sortment of eolting Cloths, which Any
by APPLYING to Joseph Dean or atnG ~
factory Any person wishiua p!eass
Burrs before the first of Mary
apply to Joscph es&n own
I ~
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loseph Il. Vaudeville,

|Oseph 4. MandtVl7Ie,
Has ju&t feceluea md far Sale,
1870 barrels old Whi&xey, made In the
state of Ohio and war; nted year old
5000 Wi excel ent Gosfien Cheese
80 hogsiaeads and ,a,scopodo sueor.
100 barrels
-dLSO,
Nice blown Salt in sacks and by the bush
ell
December 8.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-14

A many persons who derive title to their
4 n lands from patents issued under the Rega,
Government, have in nurberless instances been
unsuccessful in their aPposdons at this ofic. TO
obtain the evidence of their titles, owing to the
indexes TO the record books of that period being
notonly in very ma Hated state, but incorrect
may therefore be important 10 tile interests of
such. to BE informed, that the GENERAL. IN.
DISK to those recotds has been carefully com.
cared with the books ia the doing of which. IL
was found that the old n,iexes omitted 4 NUM-.
Der OF paients=.=thcse omissions are now suppli.
ed. and such persons rs have been hitherto un.
suece' sful. may now probably find WHAT was the
obied of the r search
The business of his cfice having been for
number of years heretofore in arrear by reason
OF which persons who had returned their surveys,
have been delayed in getting their Grants long
after the period allowed by law for issuing tlcrn
.-ir may be pleasing to those interested also to
be intcrr1ed, that grants have issued on all sur
veSs returnedto thi, Office, which could issue ac.
cordiag TO law, and are now ready 10 be deliver.
ed to the proprietors.
CHARLES BLAGRovE. Resr.
Dec Dec Aim S' 1910. ,.wau o.wsw
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FYAvIEC qSs.ifsa IS Executor Of
4 4 Thomas GiiEa,, deceased, am 'es.
dy 10 feceiye wha; is de 10 said estate
and TO adjus, any Just claims -agsinst it,
] arm duly authorised also TO receive what
ever Is due To the late FIRM of G,iiia; s.
Kirby. And being DESTROYS CT closing
these matters as:expeditiousiy as possible
those indebted either 10 the estate or the
said late firm. viii please take notice :hat
unless payment is made or satisfactory ar.
Engagements are entered into without de
lay, ! shall put all claims into the hands
OF attcvnies for collection.
JOSEPH CALICO, Exe'r
of Thomas Gilliat, decd.
Richmond. Sept. 81, lsfo., IF