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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-29
Enquirer.

The Editor of the augusta Herald, says
that the q Republican Senator of sound prin-
ciples and distinguished abilities" referred to
by Robert Smith, esq. in his Address, who
made such severe comments on the Presi-
dents Message of the Sd January, 1910, re-
specting its ambiguity, &c. was, as he believes,
speech contains the above observations
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-29
From tie Wacthmcn.

ISs f&owing advertisement appeared in
New-Ybk city paper, entitled the Sham
rock" of June 1, 1911. We re-publsh it in
the Waterman, for the double purpose of aid
ing the writer to acquire the object of his pur-
suit, enhtoyment; and of awaking the atten-
ton OF our readers to the interesting fact that
artizans, experienced in the different branch
es OF the cotton mandatory, may always be
obtained, when individuals or companies offer
the requisite reward.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-29
Prom ne caanlcs,en on Gasetlc.

The following SoNS, written BY gcntl,
man 81 this City, was sung at the late Ann
rerSary Of the Palmetto Society, BIZ men
Der Should YOU think proper, YOU arc at
esTty to inSertit in yoGr useful paper.
TJNE-E.ENxEE DOODLE.
Once BINGHAM took the Lane Belt,
And from the Downs he sasl'd her,
Anc paea he came npon our coast
Brave RoDesRs spy'd and hail'd her. 4
CHORUS.
Yankee Doodle, kec,a Il IN,
70 Rodgers Be iie G{gr1,
FrsRl iasah 70 hroisrr car Fag,
.SssG tell ga HONEST STORY.
When Bingham heard bold RODGERS hail.
Net knowing him a thumper,
he thought but on the Chesapeak,
And 6ouncs went off a plumper.
Yankee Doodle, &c
Nc insolence was more refn'd,
Our honor toinveigle,
Than for a Saucp Liflle Belf,
Totry to girt an Eagle.
Yankee Doodle, SC
For fighting without glasses,
AS made the British fiy to.-rog.
WhlsA Yankees draak asolaSses.
faasse Doodlt, &c.
fe; ROd l9 Ga to use his strength,
And dish fheM quite completely.
While Bingham stood and scratch'd his heal
lie rids&d her most neatly.
Yankee Doodle, sc.
Next morning. soon as Peep Of day,
In compliments they bartcr;
Says Rodgers, " SIR crf, 7 ssrz.e.
" To help you through the water?''
Yankee Doodie, &c.
No, sir, says Bingham, thank yo, kind,
I've got enough already;
III help myself along the stream,
To Haafar, quite steady.
Yankee Doodle, u'c.
" And there I'll raise damn'd report,
Which all my friends will gable;
ContriYe 20 hide the grand mistake,
Which brought me in this hob6Ee.
Yankee Doodle, &C.
And had you not been quite so rough,
In this affair so noted,
might, as practice long has shewn,
Al home have been promoted.
Yankee Doodle. &c.
But should ever rise so high
As even knight of Garter,
III look more sharp for privateers,
For fear ! catch Tartar.
Yankee Doodle, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-29
ALEXANDRIA. July 25.


The President of the u. States accompa-
pied by Mrs. Madison, passed through town
fhis pcfping, On his way to his seat in Orange
qouIk: Vic Vas met at the Potomac bridge
u 'cE5t.'Mar2eville's cavalry, and escor-
ted tothc Virginia line.
We -havsutfin our power (from the most
Tespectaoie authority to contradict the re-
ported suspension of the negotiation between
cur government and the British minister.
The negotiation is still continued: but in
Consequence Of the limited powers Of Mr..
Foster he - obliged to wait for orders from
his government before any thing decisive can
be determined on. BY IRE Iourth dan If
Povcmber Mr.. Fosttr aVha0e time n knolo
the HEfimGtun oChis goUcTHment. he NUT
k'io7o y md mis- government NUT knorv IL
too-d6creHf hoAcy ntH9f BE- HHrsued t17sards
~ or n 7gfH 6e seen MAT there fs fre IL the
Wig Wam. His knoqcH fhaf Mr. dEaoiisoa's
IrocIamafi2n grogvs oiu # tie sfafr RI our
Forci5-n relations and fhat he 7yas aisaEGof1-
led IN the mission u Mr. Foster.
Herald
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WANTS A SITUATION.

A person who for some years past carried
on the Muslin manufacture in Belfast, Ire
land, and who is able to manage some of the
most difficult branches in that line. The most
respectable references can be given.-Letters
sent to this Office addressed to A. b. will meet
with immediate attention.
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NAV d.

Joseph Bonapartc, king of Spain, travelled
thro' France to Paris incog. and refused all
the honors due to his rank.
1t is said the Emperor set off yesterday on
journey of some days to the coasts OF La
Manchc. The Minister of the interior ac-
companies his Majesty.
Lcfebvie, aged SO, exchange broker, has
been convicted of fraudulent bankruptcy,
and condemned to work 6years On the for
treSses.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-29

Letters from Bordeaux, received az Boston, on
Thursday, say chat the Emperor VIII not revoke his
DEGREES till America takes such an attitude against
Enslxd shall satisfy him aud that the prices of
inPoItsare merely nominal, sales can be eff
fecte ~ terms that will pay the duties aud charges,
exeelA 81 licenced sugar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-29
PARIS, May II.

The day before yesterday Mr. Erving
Ambassador from the United States to the
Court ofDcnmark, represented to the En-
peror by the Duke of Bassano, Minister of
Foreign Relations. Also, MIR Neywand, an
American.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-29

mas been no lie in the market: 1900 bar
rc!s OF Virginia were offered few DAYS ago
at auction without success, and for 400 bar.
rels of Carolina 2Ss was accepted bat rs
the stock is moderate, and principally in Sc
cond hands, we do not anticipate further
depreciation, without the supplies from your
side are infinitely more abundant than we
look for. In Iarnen,iie there has been no
operation of interest for three weeks we
therefore conform to our last quotation, al
though since that time Cd per cwt. more has
been obtained. OF Rice our stocks are small,
but there is an equally limited demand is
probable the present prices will be fully
mSnHmed, holders evincing no disposition
to- NTay. Staves are gradually looking
upV supplies fall OF good Baltimore
or Philadelphia would at present be very
Under moves of regularly.
Foreign Sagar, Coffee and Cocoa are to-
tally immovable ut any price; as well as all
bonded DyevvoodS. lEyh5Sa7y remains
without alteration the price is kept down bv
1900 logs in one hand, being rs it were, held
over the market but not brought on sale.
Jamaica LoSsrooa gees oH isr homie use re-
stGly ut cur quotations.. Little doing in
NRood, Fafic aD&.NTca,aSua Hood.
NnWost respectfully,
Ycuyoteiicnt servants,
II wM. BROWN, * Co.
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
R 1 { III ~ O " d,
MONDAY, JuLY %, 1911.

RosERT sNIra has punished in the last Bs,,i-
more Amcr;csn scooad address TO the rcop,c OF
tie United States, wherein he labours hard TO sun
port his charge relative to Mr. Ersiug's account -
hH says, tbs; not ono OF the ARTICLES, excepting the
iltb, docs at tins time. require any further clnca,-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-29
Where at. IYAere. from.
Names. AZastcrs.

Captain Dunbar, who arrived at Boston on Thurs
day from Bordeaux, sailed from the Rver June IL.
lie confirms the account of the release of the A.
merican vessels which had been sequestered Capt.
ID. was Informed by capt. Harris, few days before
he sailed, that the Berlin and Milan DEGREES were
not revoked, and would not be while the British Or
ders an Council continued.
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NAPLES, May 9.

A woman here has been delivered at
one accouchment, of six male and seven fe-
male children, all alive and perfectly organ
lied! They have been preserved, and a
more particular description will be given.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-29

BY Mr.. Melville from France, we have
been favored with Paris Papers to the 2ith
May; anIa list OF vessels released in French
ports.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-29
CopENHAGEN. Nav ia

A cruizer from the Baltic asserts, that they
heard on Sunday last a cannonade, that las
ted from ii O'Clock in the forenoon till in
the evening.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-29

Anextraordinaiy meteor has been seen in
several parts of France, nearly at the same
time.
fhe King of Rome, Bonaparte's infant, has
been vaccinated.
List of American Vessels dismissed from seuuestra
tation, and whose cargoos are now at the disposal
of the Consignees, on condition of exporting two
thirds the value in silks
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-29
CAEN, May 90.

All is hustle here, in order to be ready TO
do honor to their Imperial Majesties who are
expected
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&i'<
WEsrpHALIA, May II.

In consequence Of the excess of expendi-
lures over the receipts, King Jerome has
ordered the sale OF six millions of public pro-
perry.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-29
SroeKHoLm. May 8.

A pension is granted to the late King of
Sweden together with his private property,
provided he does not attempt to re-enter his
former dominions, which all officers are or
dered to prevent
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-29
Nav IS.

The King OF Westphala has Just arrived
At Paris. The King of Naples has left Par
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July %.

LATEsT FROM PORTUGAL
By tho brig Regent, 0ipt Brakeman from,
Oporto, from wheuceSie sailed on the is,h
of Juae. we learn, that Badajoz held ont az
the French expected reinforcements.
LATEST FROM LISBON.
Capt. Woodward, ofthe BRIG James yvs,,.
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NEW YORK. July. %.
FROM FRANCE.

From tAc Boston Paladiam Of 7uesaay last.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-29
tRalegh Reg.

SIKH and Portugal for some years past
have presented a spectacle over which hui
mainly wccps, and which can only be contcm-
plated with horror. Modern history does not
present us with such another scene Of blood
and devastation. Pcstilence, earthquakes, fa-
milc, and the sword, have laid t,lese illfated
countries waste and their prospects at this
moment, perhaps, IL impartially judged, are
not Frightening. For though the hostile legi-
o3s oil. Bonapart6 may be driven out, is It to
ID suIposo Mat they will not return' VIII
Rnsptr!eY hosd trade is war, suffer his nu-
nArouA afszes to cat the bread Of idIcness
wa, think not. And if, as it appears by the
latest>accounts,9 The northern powers are not
disp5sedto a war with France these unhappy
people may shortly have 20 experience a re-
petition of those calamtics, with which they
have nov almost become familiar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-29
JAMES MADISON.
JAMES MONROE,
Secretary IF Stare.

VIII De OBSERVED, oy our paper, of this
daySthat Congress are convened to meet at
an carrier day than that appointed by the
constitution. 1t cannot be expected that the
considerations which produced this measure
viii be fully known until they shall be dis
closed to the legislature. 1t is to be presu-
med that it grows out of our foreign relati-
ons. 1t seems to be understood that the COM
munications of Mr.. Foster do not correspond
with the reasonable expectations which might
have been formed. We do not understand
that they have extended directly to anv sub
Ject beyond the orders in council and the
blockade of May, 1906. With repect to this
blockade, it is understood to be piacedunder
construction and on footing to render it no
longer an insuperab!e difficulty. AS to the
OrSefs in Council, it would seem that re.
peafof them is made to depend, not only on
further evidence than is yet afforded of any
repesfwhatever of the French DEGREES, bit
on repeal of these DEGREES in far greater
extent than the United States have required,
orcan Teaniresas violating any of their neu-
trail rights. And an idea is held out of re-
taliation on the non-importation act, if con-
tinued in force without such repeal of the
French DEGREES as is contcnded for by Great
Britain.
T.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-29
A MILL FOR SALE,
Jan. ! g..
LV LOUDOU.F.

By authority Of a deed of trult ex-
ccuted by James M'Gcath ana John Ash, 10
the subscriber, will be exposed to public sale,
for ready money, on the premises, On the
first day of March next, if fair, il not, the
next fair day,
A certain tract or parcel Of Land,
in tho said deed described, lying Oh the Bea-
ver Dam Branch of Goose Greek, being the
sane that was sold and conveyed by Stephen
MsPherson 10 the said James M'Geath and
John Ash, aid conveyed in .rust by them 10
secure the payment of the puI chase money.
The tract contains about ]. or IS acres Of
Land, and has thereon a Grlst and Saw Mill,
Dwelling House &c. The subscriber acting
as trustee j, not to he considered bound 10
warran. title to said land--he viii convey
such right to the purchaser as is vested ir
him by the trast deed only
Burr Powell.
January 90. larSw"
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1BY TIE PACkET.]
LONDON, Nov. 90.

Fp.Scg.--l'hr most recent accounts
from France state, that Boaaparte's barn-
mo DEGREES were in every partcular IN.
s,ance TO be carried into effect with GUabat-
eel severity. A trial has already taken
Mace before the courts newly appointed to
trv cGcncss against The revenue, aud An OF.
finder of the highss. order has been brand.
,J m the fore head with the letters V. ID.
7, :, uot little astonishing that at the Sadie
time Bonsparte has issued fresh supply
of Licences, anihorising the persons to
whom, they are granted to trade dlrect to
E,rlsnd. provided thes adhere to iEe Or!
oinal plan OF taxing On board one third o!
u;,.s. brand;~s or such other commodities
g. arc enumerated in the tariff, issued tor.
nerly for eguiating that trade. tne price
ofliceuce is Napolscn's (about forty gum
ras
AMERICA---The government of Anne
r;ca on the strength u the duke OF Cador> S
litter, announcing the revocation o. the
Dr,;iu and Miriam drcvees for tnc month OF
November, has prrmit'r,i It's vessels TO sail
70, Frsnce wi,h,u, waiting toT TIC Ling hsh
GOVERNMENTS rrpiy 10 that d1lusIVe over
,.,r. This slrr, as inhred the whole con
tu,t Ct the American executive, appears
{ ,!cnia,ed 20 fu,thsr designs oi Bonaparte,
~ cub, oiiRg thus cnuu,ry into fresh dis
;,,iss with America. 2,his as we have stat
ed on former occasion, was one OF the
principal ohjrc,s he had in view III appear
iuo To relax ,he severity of MS comiaeccla!
It gua'ions.
England no, having rescin ded her orders
al council, or raised hrr blockads OF the
sur my's ports, On bis shallow promises, so
suon followed BY more rigorous DEGREES,
anc: m Off ial demant or this subject hGv
|, ~, as We believe, been made by any q
ne interested parties, American vessels
attempting to eu,er French ports, IN contra
vention 10 the orders of council, and to the
order OF blookad viii of ceutsr Dc broeeh.
into our ports Sy our cruisers, and .ne
French paS,y in Anarriea wal not t.si 10 u
vail the ~, S Of that circumstance 10 re-
new their clsmors asains, England, and
perhaps te uree the distracted and ,fer2te@
| States of America. 10 al open rupture wi.h
| the only power which can dri,nti tle" a
Sairs1 the ambitious d>slgDs OF thu trenco
rr~outionsts. In fac, the point Will soon
be brought 10 an issue Tor The hmesisan
vessel the Fox, hound from Nsw-Iork 70
Cherbu'gh, has been sent in!o yaaoV'h
by ssne Of our cruisers.
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J. TOWEL
CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Taken far The A!esaSdyia Ga2ettc.]

MONDAY, 1annary es.
Mr.. III sSyas offered resolution re.
spec,ing the appointment of commissioners
':r settling claims to certain lands in Fen
nessee. Carried.
Mr.. Sei5ert offered resolution for di.
recting the Clerk to Cause to be reprinted a
list of patents, &c issued at the patent Of
fee previous TO January, 1905. Carried.
MIR. 5uusopc offered the following resoIu-
ton:
Re.olvcd, That the Comptroller Of the
Treasury he directed to inform this house
whether any, and if any, what steps have
been taken to effect at the Treasury Set.
dement, If the accounts of Joel Barlow,
ia,e ageu, at Algiets, and Of Charles p;uck
ney, late minister toSpain, and what amount
Of unl;quida,ed balances now stand charged
IN the books OF the Treasury against the
said Joel Barlow.
Mr.. Shefey mavsd for an amendment so
as to include the s.v,'al persous TO- ~ hom
public monies had bee. ! trusted, Z against
whom balance. appeared ON 'Asn IS OF
the treasury. Alter son de- the ORR
g;n,l resolution was orde, 70 &c On the
table.
The house then took up the bill to In
corporate the Protestant Episcopal Society
Of Alexandria, which was read third
line and passed. For it As. Against II
Is.
The appropriation bills for the army, ma
w apt! ciyil list we're passed.
The House then went into debate on the
bills 10 Incorporate ,he several banks OF the
Dis,r;ct. Mr.. Randolph moved tor re-
Commitment, to select committee. Mr.
.,heRru moved to divide the question OF
rr.rommi,ment. After lengthy debate
the question WAS 6rss put on re'co"m't'
men, of the bjll to incorporate the bank OF
Alexandria, add lost, SO to 43. The ques'
ZION was ,hrn taken on referring the Far
MFRS bank, and carried, IS to SO. A COM
mt,re of Eve was appointed. The bank
Of Washington bill was also r.:com"''ted'
h. IJn;on Bank, and the Potomac bank.
The House then adjourned at quarter
pas; four.
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january 90.
UNION TAVERN.
1t the Sign Of the american arms

1T the Sign q the american Arms.
The subscriber takes l.aye to inform
his friends and the public that he has open
cd Ta:ern in the large brick building ut
the corner OF hips and Patrick streets, in
the town of Alexandra, where he Is provided
with every thing necessary for the comfort
able accommodation Of travellers.
His stables arc large aud CONVENIENT, and
attended by a careful and lrusty hostler.
He solicits the counteDance and patronage Of
his friends and the pubic. and assures them
Of his utmost exer!ions to afford every posi-
bic satisfaction to those who may be pleased
to visit his house. Ten or twelve genteel
bouders will be taken on reas enable terms.
James Wigginton,
January %. !a.sy
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Msrannrta DAILY Gssstts.
TUESDAY, JANUARY %.

TIE following is ali Official account Of the
capture 81 the French priva,eer which en-.
gagged the British Packet, on board Of which
Mr. Macomb OF New York was killed.
Cebu e letter from Capt. Tozver, # II.
A. ship the Curacoe, transmitted by aI-
mtfal Gambler.
IL IL. ship Curacea, at seq, Nov. 9.
S1R-ln proceeding to execute yodr or.
Grrs, | have the honor to inform you. We
discovered off the lands .u,l, man of war
brig close in pursuit Of a schooner, which
tie signal from the brig soon told inc was
al enemy; in conse quence all sail was mad=,
and we captured (a!,er three hours thace)
at half past 2, p. Nj. the French privat+sr
schooner La Venus. commando by MIR.
GuilIaume Aug.nar,, armed with Il guns,
and mplrMsDt OF 81 men from 10.
rient 4 days, a disastrous cruise, without
making capture, and receiving last nigh.
cA Sicily. complete beating from an En-.
glish ship, supposed to be packet, with
whom La Venus engaged two hours du.
ring the action they lost ave men, bad four.
teen wounded, the rigging and sails like
wise bear evident marks of the coutrst-
Captain Hopkins had been s,renucus..y
chasing this privateer from daylight, and
to his signals and manGuvres the capture
may b. attributed.
have, Sc. J. TOWER.
Isle Of France.-Yhe tile Of The Isle Of
France, lately given to the island OF Mauri-
nus, was never SO appropriate and correct
as a. the present moment, when it is in fact
the only foreign island that France possesses
on the surface of the globe.
So Ss--
CONGRESS.
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Latsss vsr5ql aesvs iem Ens|qaa

Capt. Wasson, of the ship Naalius, arr,
we'd Yesterday from Liverpool. informs, that
TN tbs 9Th OF anuary, he spoke the brig
Hibsrnia. captain Council. 80 DAYS from
Liverpool for Philadelphia, having sailed
on the 10th of December. tina, Capt c.
informed him the King was ally. a, the
last xdyicss from London.
A1ercant'is Advertisee.
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DIVIDEND.

Doms0ac Manufacture CONTRARY,
THE Board of Dire tors of the Domestic
/ Manufacture Company Of Alesanelria,
have this day declared dividend OF six per
cent per annum, tor the last six months, on
that part Of the stock that his been fully paid
up, payable at their Warehouse on King
Street, to the stockholders or their reprcscn,
tatiyes, en- Monday the 4th day of February
next.
John Maclead, Agent.
Jan. ls. 2tS ma
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hAA
SHIP ;aa||H| NEWS,
Port Of alexandria.

Io7I " 1IcH0naT1d.
ENTERED,
Brig Eliza, Luckeu, Eernada-CoGee,
TO Georcs Forbes and the master.
CLEARED,
Sch'r Maria, Nelson, Lisbon BY WIS.,
c. Smith.
Eleanor Ann, Roberts, Barbados by
Il Patton, Jun.
Brig E'za-Ann Bell, ditto; by Joseph
Riddle.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Hill be addcd 10 this d1y's sale, on a Esere|
creah,
10 hbds. frit quality Sugar,
4 chefs Young Hyso lea,
6 do. Hysop Skin do.
5 bags Alspice,
- bags Green Coffee.
F.. q. Mqy0tIleT.
January 60.
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Jam. sa.
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COMB MANUFACIORY,
ROYiL-SIREEz

The subscriber takes the liberty OF
reminding the public that he continues 70
carry on the above mentioned business IN Its
various branches.
He has Lately purchased a large parcel o!
prime Tortoise Shell, and is now manuiac-
turing it INTO Combs Of the meas est patterns i;
a part is already finished, which he purpose
selling at reduced prices, wholesale and re-
tail, to those who will do him the tavor &c
call Also. general assortment OF Fanci
Goods III his line.
- A. couple Of BOYS of good
morals will lie ,aken as APPREN ilCEo ~
the above business if immediate application
is made.
THOMAS MOUNT.
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lust PUBLISHED,
ind far sals by 7AWES KE NNEDI, sen.
Bookselh.r, K as' street,
A new universal! and proncuncirE H1ef'eH-
arv q the French and English languages
Also,
Nature DishiavcG, in her mode o' teaching
,anauane 10 man or new and lnt.i!i'le me-
thod % ACQUIRING knowledge Of the French
language IN tue shortest TINE possible -
third edition. highly improved ana much
enlarged. BY n. &. Duhe'.
January IS. -- W.
40 barrels oueet Cider,
For sale hy -,
Joseph Vaudeville.
Garner Of Hing aud FairhS streets
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AI.GEIDA. or 30.

Gen. Drouet, commandaot ui the 9ih
corps of n army. will arrive here to NOR
row. The first division ui this corps is
rnsted one days march in from; If dis city.
Of the SIX half br,gades which compose The
sd division, three have already arrived /;
and the Sd division will pass the Goa the
4:h. Gen. Drour,, i, is believed, will leave
this city the 5th. We are Ignorant of inc
destination of this corps, SO 900 strong /;
whether it will 80 direct to Oror,o, or to
Coimbra.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-29
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