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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-26
MEXICAN WAR.
K1Nosrow, (Jam.) March

KINGSTON, Oam.) March 1S.
Recent accounts from Mexico, we are sorry
to say, give most deplorsble picture of the ia.
tai effects of the Vaccinations of Bonaparte. by
melting the European Spsniards against the
CreoIeans. The working OF the mines we Uni
derstand is suspended. in consequence of the
disorder there, and ten millions Of dollars less.
than nown in the worst periods have been coin
ed rs; year. We have been favored with the
pc usal OF several Mexican Cazettes as well as
private letters on the subject, from which we
have taken the subjoined extracts.
Bxiracf Of a IeffeI from Mexico, 22d 9anuoyy
1911.
"Bonsparte has at last succeeded in jatrodr-
cling anarchy and bisodshed into these pesc ,Ca |
& tranquil countries
" Tie insurrection has acquired frightf,l as.
pect from the general inclination Of the natives
in favor Of Independence, and although our
troops have constantly vanquished whenever
they have come into contact with the insurgents
i is painful 70 look forward to the issue Of this
fatal contest, in which not less than 10000 men
have already bitten the dust
g In this capital aud in the pr0riGces towards
the northern coast, there reigns the utmost tran.
guilty, inspired by the frrnness snd talents of
the Vlceroy, IN whom tha co,rnity ,lrss great
confeeraeD
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PARIS, Feb. 9. 1911

GhtIATSll
Yesterday his Imperial and Royal Males
~ issued decree relative to the suppressed
Printers OF which the following are the
regulations ~
The Printers retained in Paris are bound
30 purchase the Press of the suppressed
Printers they shall pay for them accord.
ing TO the valuation which shall be set upon
them, within tho period Of one year, and by
four instruments.
Zach of the retained Printers Shall pay
one sixtieth ofthe total price of this pur-
chase.
Immediately after the publication of this
Decree, seals shall be affixed on the types
belonging TO the suppressed Printers
They shall sell the m, IL they please, pro
yided they are SOLD ouy to ffreucgfI Printers
qua Type fUnG5cgs.
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SPANISH AMERICA.
From me Eederat Rchu6fea,

FfOm enc EcbcTHt AtYfHONCHNs
We have been favored with aletteY recef-
we'd from Mexico, by gentleman of this CT
ty, from which we make the following
translations:
HAVANA papers of the Middle of Februa
ry. which we have perused, give many Of
the details of which the letter presents a sum
mary We were not INDUCED with the pa :
pers long enough to make translation from
them.
MExIeo, Feb. 20, 1911.
BY an express, which has just arrived
here, we learn, that on the 18th the army
under the command Of Gen. CalIejas march
ed from GuadaIaxara for Lagos. II is pro =
bable they will proceed to San Luis Potos,
in the neighbOrhood of which is the CITRATE
HidaIgo and other Chieftains, but without
power or consideration, because but few now
follow his fortune. Gen. Cruz returned 10
Guadalaxara the same day, the 12lh, in
order to govern that Kingdom. His divisi-
on entered into Topic and Puerto de San
Bias, where they collected from the iBsur-
gents 900 600 dollars in silver, and 500 in
effects. making prisoners Of the Ghieftain
Albania, and ten insuTgent Marshals and
Colonies beside.
In the intendency Of ValIadold. there
are different parties of from 500 to 1000
men, robbing and destroying every thing !;
tut m oYdef TO dispense these flying par
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From the " Y. Eveniup pos.


Just as our paper was ging to press We.
were favoured with The following ex ,ac,
OF letter from gentleman who came
passenger III the Fox, arrived a, Ph;Iad..i
PIMA from France, to his friends in this,
City
The political disposition of the French
government as respects this country, was.
al the time OF nay departure as unpropiti-
Gus DIS 1t has ever been, and there were no
hopes entertained that there would be aov.
relaxation OF the system of spoliation ,hat
she mas so long maint aimed IF excent
the actual and Immediate confiscalion, NAV
safety say that the same vexation to which
our commerce was exposed prior TO the Sc.
cond OF November last exists at present.
For those vessels which have arrived sub
sequent TO that period, and upon the ore.
sumed faith OF the repeal Of the Milan
Berlin and other DEGREES, are still kept i'm 4
state OF sequesiration or what is tantas
mount, no decision can be obtained az IN
what will be their fate. Such as arrived
were Obliged to transmit their papers to
Paris, to be submitted to the examination
OF the emperor, and know of no instance
wherein any notice has been taken of them
but IN such as were provided with licences.
30 lar from their being any amelioration os
our prospects the reverse was the fact as T
saw letters Of good authority from Paris da.
ted the 9TH March, where in it was said
that the emperor had issued orders IN ali
the custom houses, not to permit the ad
mission OF any American vessel & pronertv'
to seize such as should arrive, and not To re-.
port on the case Of any whatsoever thath
arrived"
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BALTIMORE. Anril 10

We are indebted to the politeness Of q
mercantile friend for the following extrsct
of letter received on the 18th inst n LII
no doubt afford better view of our me-
camille concerns in the North of Eurons
than has been had through the medium a
the English prints. ---.Hmerican
"HAMsUReH Jan. %, 1911.
After much delay and anxiety. the n.
ganization Of the pay mehs in kidd, as = e.
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ties Of Banditti. troops have marched from
Quc,etaro. Valladolid and Guanajuato. by
which means the former good order & quiet
will be shortly restored.
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B,esracs Of ier:er from rra crss. dated .Jansi
ory %. ,.rt.p+-


We have received very interesting intelli.
gence from the interior, where the insurgents
have lost two decisive battles the last, fought
near Guadalsxara, was death blow to the in
surrecton. inasmuch, the grand army of rebels,
consisting of 100000 men, has been completely
routed, and all their artillery, 80 pieces of cam
non, of various calibre, taken from them"
ExIco, jan.
An unfortunate attsck has been made by the
division of Gen. Paris, on the coast Of Acapulco.
He was surprised by the insurgents. who muir
dered him with great number of other people,
and dispersed the division under his command,
with the loss of five cannon, their arms & bag
gage. On this intelligence being known, fifty
dragons were dispatched from this city to re
inforce the corps Of Coseo, and from Vera Cruz
200 lsncemen. Coseo is to form junction with
| 100 men, who are in Chilapad, and are to pur-
sue the enemy Immediately.
The grand corps of Gen. Cslejeia was encam.
ped at Tails on the 1hh inst. leagues from
Sera Guarda, where the insurg cnts are waiting
| for him.
Col. Cruz had already left Vaiiacohd for Qua
dolaxara, by another rout The Bishop & others,
who were with col. Cruz, renamed on the 18th
| quietly q, TdikadoiiS
| Accounts from Gaaddiasaro to the Cd inst.
say tina, 240 Europeans and FIVE priests were
murdered about the end of last month
The army of the curate Hidalgo amounts to
| $4,000 men, among whom are 1000 archers, from
| 1000 to $500 rlAenep, So cannon from to IL
FOUNDERS ga quantity OF grenades.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-28
May %
Prime Philadelphia Cyder.
In Barrels, of 8 dozen each,
For Sale by
John Macleod.
May 90. DE.
May 49,.
For sale, at Public auction.

For sale, at Public auction,
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th ofnnext month.
at the Coffee House, a; one clock, P. NJ.
the following Valuable PROPERTY, conveyed
by ELISHA JANNEY to the subscriber for
the benefit of his creditors -
Two Dwelling Houses, on an
Half Acre of Ground, ut the south west cor,
ner OF Duke and Royal streets. One oftheso
is an elegant new building, calculated to ac-
commodate large family.
A small Dwelling House, on an alley east
ward of Union street, between Duke and
Wolf-streets.
An Half Acre of Ground, situate at tho
south cast corner of Cameron and Henry
streets.
Also, valuable Mill Scat, in tho town Of
Occoquan, with Bricks and Stones enough
upon the premises to rebuild the Mill which
was consumed two years ago by fire
Terms of sale Of the foregoing property
One tenth of the purchase money in hand
the residue in three equal annual payments,
with interest from the day OF sale.
Richard NJ. Scott,
Trustee for the creditors Of
Elisha Janney.
May %. cots
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NORFOLK, MAY %.

Every arrival from Europe confirms
the intelligence. that those unjust and
cruel invaders of Spain and Portugal, are
covered with defeat. disgrace and rum.
II would Ee matter Of establishment, if We
had not long observed the Infatuated devo-
t;nn TO France, that there should be found
j., our country so large number as there
Is, who % grieye to learn that there Is a
Drospeet of Spain and Portugal being de-
f;vere;, from the yoke of Corsican tyran-
nv. One Tould think that the facts, SO
81, lnown to all the world, would ex-
o;.e universal indignation against the
French ruler, and sympathy Tor the cause
cf the much njured inhabitants OF SPAN
ord portugal.--Against most OF the o,
49, .,ot;ons who have been degraded anu
s s Bonaparte might urge the
IL. of retaliation for the offence OF Tor
- resistance TO his will but against
e. go, and Portugal. he had not that mis-
srable Plea. The former was bleeding
ri every pore in his cause her treasures
,rere eft his command. her valuable com
r,oree ru;uad, and all her important colo
n;es mt in jeopardy! Portugal submitted
- any terms that rapacity and tyranny
could suggest. Sos, nrt,;no.
,oi:cv ont OF view-for surely no man c.h
- So mad as not to perceive the danger 70
which our southern frontiers would Dc aA,
nnssJ r. Bonaparte was master OF the
gn,n;sh eolonies--we say, PatunS pohoy
~, Of view, we are astonisied that the ios.
go .,;es and liberty, which does, or oasn'
to characterize the American P'ops
does no: secure the unanimous so0N "AS-'
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Bv virtue Of deed of trust bearing date the
twelfth day OF October, eighteen hundred
and seven, executed to the subscriber by
Alexander and James Smith, and Hachaei
and Margaret +. Smith, wives OF the sala
Alexander and James Smlth-wlil be sofa,
on the premises, on SATURDAY,, the
twenty.6fth day Of May next, On credit
of six. twelve and eighteen months
A VALUABLE
House and Lot of Ground,
In the town of Alexandria, and bounded as
follows:
II EGINNING on the north side OF luke
- street, in the said town OF Alexandra,
ono hundred and twenty three feet five inch
es 70 the eastward of Water street, and run
ming thence eastwardIy with Duke street
twenty seven feet ten inches; thence north
wAr,y With iine parallel to Water street
one hundred feet; thence westwardiy WIN
line to Duke street twenty seven feet ten
inches; thence southwardly In direct PaFai-
lei line to the beginning. -:
Notes with approved cndorsers, neso'la-
be in the Bank of Alexandria, Will oe re-
CURED OF the purchaser for the payment Oh
the purchase money in three equai i''s''i-
ments, and lien on the property.
James Keith. Jun:
April rs
The sale of the above Proper
ty, is postponed to Saturday
next, the 1st Of June.
May 28.
MRS. F. MARSHALL,
HAS JUST RECEIVED
A Trunk of the newest fashloneI
STR 4 w 30 " N E s.
Such as have no. been offered in this place
May D.
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es ofthe citizens Of America, for the cause
OF Spain and Portugal.
From the baltimore Federal Go>e,te
COMMUNICATION.
DEMOCRATIC WAR.

COMMUNICATION
DEMOCRATIC WAR.
:" V WI en- Rosues falI ont, Honest People
get their O1on.'
L crave your readers attention to the
following toasts given at the Tammany
Dinner at Philadelphia, as published by
Duane the 18th instant
by Mr.. G. ". Bartram-A Tear
for Pennsylvania, il sho is to have Vice
Roy over her, may he be untainted by tie
blood Of Quisley unpoliuted by purjury,
and not fugitive from gibbet*--music,
the dead march in Saui--3 groans.
By Col. Ihompson--Robert Smith late
Secretary OF State, an honest American,
the victim of French infucnfet
Mere icy Marcellus cxfled feels,
Than Caesar with a Senate at his heels"
cheers-music.
Toast No. GA Treasury that shall
not, like Pedlar, measure the public
honor and interests by the scale of dollars
and cents--music, the Spinning Wheel
5 cheers.
No. 10. Distrust and opposition when
egotism is substituted for the public veal
--music--S cheers.
No. 1t.--Like trickish ,jockies, they
now pat the hack they deeried and cling
to its back, chutMing how they took the
people in--muSic, On dear what can the
matter be.
No. i6.--The next Congress--Lke
their predecessors. may they not forget
the rock from which they were hewn,
bear in mind that they are an Independent
and responsible branch of the government
bound to be ruled by the peoples will, and
not by back stairs and treasury influence
cheers--music.
*This alludes to the influence of de-
mccratic printer over Snyder, and the
Calcutta man publishes it !.
tNIr. Smith, the victim Of French in1lu-
|ence There is then French influence
and the British influence, which according
to these fellows, had ruled the country
formerly, could not save the modern
NIarcellus!
The sentiments contained in the other
toast, especially the sacrifice of the honor
oftl,e nation to selfish calculation OF
private ambition, and the back stairs inilu-
ence OF those who have the appointment
of offices, and payment of salaries, are
sentiments which have long been held,
and manifested by the federal repubii-
| cans.
! Let the people lock at these things and
} say # they have not been shamctuiiy and
cruelty deceived by the pretended friends
of liberty. Let them determine by their
votes. who it is that are entitled to the
name Of their friends, aud to their conf
dence, these Democrats or the
FEDERALISTS.
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The AubGyiber.
May 80.

NIENDiNGt 10 re-commence the Packet.
L ing business between this place and Nor
folk, in the fast sailing Packet Boat Mary y
Kitty, takes the liberty, through this me.
dunn, to inform his friends and the public in
general, that he is now ready to take in cargo,
and will be thankful for freight, or any part
thereof, as he will endeavor TO sail in all this
week For freight or passage, apply on
Board, or at his dwelling house on Pitt street.
D. BLACK.
May % DIST.
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NOTICE.

A meeting of the Alexapdria Hose < En-
gins Company, will take place TIL . Evcaing,
at the Court House, between 7 s. O'Clock.
lhe punctual attendance ef the Members IS
earnestly sol cited.
BY order ofthe President.
May %.
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r. CrayS List Of Prizes
IN THE
Potomac and Shenandoah Navi-
cation Lottery.

Potomac and Shenandoah NavI-
cation Lottery.
SATURDAY, 2sth May, 1911.
500 tickets were drawn, among which are
the following prizes, viz.
Numbers e52s & 1898, prizes Of $500.
Numbers 1910, sl35, 1928, prizes $50
Numbers 6299, sl72, 1891, 1894, prizes
Sao
Numbers 3l2, $40, 1927, 1882, 23o9, 1888
1884, 1888, 1858, 1887, 4ls4, 1926, 67s6,
1884, $3.50, 6523, 6273, 1908, 1906, 1880,
so4o, 1929, 1854, los37, 1919, 1880, 1926
l24o5, 1917, 1865, 1926, 1873, 1851,
1890, 1881, 1893, 1898, 1878, 1881,
1878, 1866, 1919, 1852, l97o2---Prizes
of Sl2---and 81 prizes of $40.
The wheel gained this day : 42ss2
Former gain 1926
Total gain S73l8
Present price Of tickets, Sll.
Next days drawing on Saturday the first
Of June.
Cash, or warranted undrawn tickets, given
for cash prizes as soon as drawn.
No. e52s, a trize Of 500 dollars, the FRO.
terty ofCoL BURwELL, Of Frederick county,
Virginia.
May is. st
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LANDING.

LANDING,
From the Schooner Euniee, CAPTAIN MLei.
Ian, from Perturbation sale by
LaWrason & Fowle,
100 bolts Ravens Duck, Of superior qua
lily.
200 boxes brown Soap
500 reams Writing and Letter paper.
.1lso, for sale on 6oard said Schooner. ht Losy.
,asoa aud Fs7v!e's wharf,
$4,000 feet Lumber.
80 tons Plaster Paris.
Boxes Soap and Candles.
Boxes .moakea Herrings.
Two small Boats, and quantity of Oars,
Apply as above, or to the Master on board.
May %. d3tSee3t
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N . T C E.

hereby give noace to all persons whom 1t
may concern, that shall not PAY ANY DEBTS
Jacob Muck.
MAY Is.
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As we have been often accused of not
paying sufficient Difference to the opinions
of Col. Duane, We publish the following
specimen Of his political discernment
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-28

PROVIDENCE, May ts.--In the ship
Ann and Hope, Capt. Stewart. arrived
here on Thursday from Rio-Janeiro, came
passengers Lewis S. Pintard, Esq. secre-
tapy to the American Embassy at Rio-Ja-
metro Mr. John c. Bucklin, of this town.
Mr.. Pintard brought dispatches for our
Government, which were forwarded for
Washington by last evenings mail.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-08
BOSTON. February 90.
monies.
FROM PORTUGAL

We have accounts direct frcm Lisbon TO
the 18th December. The armies had not
made any important movement since the
former dates. A French party had been
frustrated 10 an attempt to take Coimbra
and Opoyto.
The accounts from Spain are to nearly
the sawe dates. Nothing but a partlzan
warfare was carried on; and that appeared
to langnish in moss parts Of the peninsula.
Whether the inaction was the effect of the
season, or the zVar dogs were tired of Car
mage, is not stated.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-08

aann nseessaries ol .ae Ia . loafl me +.
We therefore before taking aov me.,urs
wish 10 know 4 1t j. your ioteniiuu 10
deem ,fseir clothes, and furnish ;hem w,,s>
support, according 10 the laws Ct he uai..
ed States.
We are very respectfully, sir, your cE..
dent servants.
K. 3. FORBES,
/. OXNARD,
C. r. GOLDMAN,
w. WYER,
WILLIAM 3. HIGHT,
JAMES SHAW.
(. B. FLETCHER.
JOHN C~OLESWORTHY.
a. l.. BELkNaP.
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of FIRE wood for sale in the city or liberties
of Philadelphia. The last sales were made
at eighteen dollars per cord.
More fraternity and advantages ofhaviug
foreigners to fill the Office of Consul a.
broad!
The men, Of which the annexed letter
treats, were taken on their arrival at Mar.
settles, chaiaeatogether and thrown into the
common all, amongst malefactors, without
cloathes or sufficient food. The French A.
n~aetican consul, refused on various trifing
p~retexts to succour them-the real cause
was, that the Bonetta was arrned aud de.
Tended herself against the privatecr.
We understand thar Mr.. ]. B. Fletcher
one OF the persons whose signature is an.
nexed to the letter, which follows, has ar.
rived in this city.-PhiI. Paper.
MayseiAes, Sept. ?. 1910.
Stephen Cathalan, Esq.
SIR,
Eigh, seamen, American citizcss, late
part of the crew of the brig Bonetta, Cap
tain Bradford, of Boston, captured by a
French privaseer, have been for several
days confined in prison without cloathes,
beds, or proper provisions, and to who m
you have refused the allowance to distress
ed seaunen, accorded by the laws of the II.
States they are bearers ofa letter from the
American Consul ae Genoa, requesting
you to pay their passage, which you have
refused to do, and the captain in conse-
quence retains their wearing apparel. 1t
appears that the brig Bonetsa has been re-
captured by the English, that these men
were landed from the privateer at Leghorn,
where after performing quarantine, they
went through severaliengthy examinations,
and were ultimately set at liberty by the au-
thority of the country F; that the American
Consul sent them forward to Genoa, on
their way TO their homes through Bordeaux,
that after ten days stay, the Consul at &c.
noa in the usual way passed them to you.
We understood from you, that your reason
for refusing their allowance was, that the
Consul in Italy had no right to send these
men to France; of this We do not pretend
to judge, but certainly the seamen who
followed his orders are not culpable, and
consequently ought not to be abandon.
ed.
1t is not our intention TO interfere i'm.
properly in your official agency, but whilst
we have ourselves any means left, we eau.
not suffer our country men to want the CEN.
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NETWORK, Feb. "a.
FROM CADIZ

Arrived here yesterday, the Orion,
Capt. Rowland, from Cadiz ; which port
she left the Goth Of December, and brings
dispatches for government.
Capt. Rowland informs, that the daybe-
fore he sailed the English gun boats attack
ed tho forts opposite Cadiz-which the
French returned by a heavy fire of shells,
which fell into the town and amongst the
shipping. A shell fell into a school.room
and killed the mi;tress of the school, and
shot off both legs of one of the children,
From the confusion on board the Spanish
Admiral's ship it is supposed a shell had
fallen on board Of her. Considerable alarm
prevailed among the inhabitants Of Cadiz.
Extract ofa letter from Bremen, dated
Dec. S.
"We suppose your countrymen will not
feel much inclined to ship their property
to the European Continental any rate,
we will not accept any consignments, unless
they send a sufficient number of dollars
along, to pay the duties which amount on
cotton and some other Articles, to the triple
of the ifst cost. To morrow the English
manufactures, seized by the Douanters,
will be burned here.-The quantity here is
estimated at about 500, 600 dolls. 1t is sup.
posed that the o of English goods al.
ready burnt in Germany exceeds FIVE mil
lions of dollars. We believe that the ma.
nufactarers in England viii have no obiec-
lion to such measures"
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PHILADELPHIA. Feb. DC

Extreme scarcity VJueh-There is not,
we are informed, at this time, a single cord
ofhre wood for sale in the city or liberties
of Philadelphia. The last sales were made
at eighteen dollars per cord.
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n virtue of a deed Of trust, executed by
~ SpOisNYnnd I iIascnrnhe &. ElizahetE MIL,

by virtue of a deed of trust, executed BY
~ Spotswood Lipscombe & Elizabeth Smith
E'pscombe hswife, to the subsorib, rfor the pur.
pose OF securing the payment TO NJ. b. Poi,iaux,
OF sundrv sums OF money therein particularly ey-
prescott shall proceed to sell -" az, pre- mi-
ses, for cash to the highest bidder, on the 13lt,
day Of June next, if fair, otherwise on the mex,
fair d.y--ThC two following pieces or par els
OF ground lying in the City of Richmond, Viz
ewo thirds Of half acre lot, numbered in tn
plan efthe City t6S3) opposite John Murphy's
nPper corner together with ali improvements.-
Also one other lot of ground being the same
purchased by the said Lipscomhe from Mrs
Page and adjoining Dr. Lycn's--Likewise tive
male slaves named Dick and SIMON o. so much
of the said property az will satisfy tile debt 70,
which the deed was given together with inter
est and all cxpenccs ofexecu,iug the same.
John SATCHELL, T,xstee
csay z. ids