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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-04
THE SUBSCRIBER

Having purchased MIR PArYEM's stock of
goods, and removed his store 10 the house
which he formerly occupied at the corner
OF King and Pitt streets, and opposite the
Washington tavern; which makes his as
sortmcnt complete I; offers for sale the FOL.
lowing Articles -
MADEIRA, Port, Lisbon, Skier
~, Tencritfe and Malaga wines; apple,
peach and cognac brsnoy holland gin,
whiskey and cherry bounce Jan,aica, Anti
qua, Demarara and New England rum loaf,
lump and brown sugar; imperial, Young by
son and old Tyson tea in chests and cadas
apples in barrels cheese table sal, in bas-.
kets pepper; race and ground ginger; a..
nm copperas madder; pinenlo; starch;
fly blue indigo pearl ard scotch barley
potatoes chalk salt; stone, tarthen GUG
glass WIRE; American ard English Salt pc.
tire; powder and shot; mackarel; Holsters;
pepper and cider vinegar; mol s:cs cocoa !;
oranges; anchovics olives; figs; essence
of spruce; gauyer jelly; preserved lines,
lemons and oranges; Nancy apple; clron
aud citron jelly /; lime juice holey in bot
ties; West India pickles aImcnGs; pick
led pork fa,aiy -four water crackers t;,,-
marinds Martinique corGlal sruundnuts
real Hayanna Segars ; imetican do chew
ng tobacco Hamilton's, Leipcl's and Car
refs snuff; Maccsbaw and rappse do; srer.
macs,i moald and dipt capd!es chocola,e;
bed cords rice sweet oil Plus mus
tard ink powder; black bali; butter il H.
kins coffee in bags; Gaube.s salts etc.
etc,
TIE above articles are particularly select
ell for fAmily uss and viii be ID Iow. A
instant supply Of such articles rs The sub
scriber purchased oil Mr.. pattcn, will b
kept.
F Wanted, a young lad about Is years
Of age, who ceg write fair hand and can
come well recommended for steady and rnss
raj habits. None other need apply.
Christopher Meals.
January i6. l.wli
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Public Sale.

On Friday the sm Of February neat, if fair
if NOT the nect fair day, 4O'H ee sud al
Pubhe Sale 10 TIC highest bidder, at the
Dsveliag- House If ph1Ah .aleraaarr, tn Mt
county Of alexandria,
n LII the personal estate of toNN LUXE
IN deceased, late of the county aforesaid
consisting of Negroes, Household and Kitch-
On Furniture, few Farming Utensils, TO-
gether with two Cows and Calves. A credit
of twelve months will be given ior all sums
over twenty dollars, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security-for all sums
under that amount the cash will he required
w. H. Warrington,
Aam'r Of John Luke, oeceased,
N uarY so diOt
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We the subscribers, being
StocE of the Bank of the United States,
and together the proprie,ors of more than
two hundred shares, Go hereby, in pursuance
Of the sixth fundamental article OF the act OF
orporation, call general meeting OF the
Stockholders, to he held at the Bank in PHI
iadephi. on "Wednesday, the sth day of Feb.
next, at ten O'Clock, A. Nj. for the purpose
81 adopting such measures as may be requi-
ed in the event either of the renewal or non
renewal of the present Charter.
David Lenox, Elias Boudinot, R't Smith,
Joseph Sims, Samuel Coates, John Godfd
Wachsnu,h, George Fox, Archibald M'Call,
James c. Fisher, Paul Siemen, Thomas nj.
Willing. Henry Pratt, John Stille, Z Hni-
lingsworth, Horace Binncy, George Harri-
son.
For the Insurance Company Of the state
of observation-disclosures S. Cox, President.
For the Insurance Company Of Moth
Amcrica-John InsSeeP, PresiGent.
Forlhe Marine Insurance Company ,hn
Leamy, Presidcn; John Leamy, Trustee /;
Stephen Grad, Elliston * John Perot, IN.
Willing, Thomas M'kean, A. Kuhn, Peter
S. Duponccau, VIM. Ti,ghman, Samuel
Holgdon, Joseph C:uisAank, fresias"t q
Humane S1cieiy, Wm. Rogers, henjalniA
Say s. w. Rogers, Trustees, Olive srroat'
Trustee, Esther Waters, John Maybin, Wm.
Chancellor, David Woelppcr, Trustee, Jas
Taylor, Ephraim Clarke. Samuel s'ille, Gnar
dian, Lewis Ryan & Joseph Snyder, f'uatees.
| Samuel Fulton, CollIe y Hasa Jnllana Scott
Thomas M'Kean and George Emlcn, Esther
Cox, Eliza Kane, Julia Vanderkemp, Char.
, lotte Cox, Susanna P. Abingdon, Ann and sa
rah Ashbridge, A. Service, M'Euen' Hale
| AMI Davidson, Samuel M'Lane, BeDjamiIf
Sharpe, Joseph Lownes, John Harper, a.
ward Randolph, John Warcer, John WaTder
and Son, James Smith, Deborah hirkhaih'
Caper w. Morris, Peter Lesley, Thomas
Sargent, James Cameron, Newbsrry Smith
! Eliza Law,rswyler, Eliza Lawerswyler, IN
Trust, Harvey & Worth, Ben smin Il. Nor
gan, WIN. vigglesworth, Henry Io'and'
BENJAMIN Chew, Richard Sharpe, Robert
Blackwell, John Connolly, P. Butler, Janice
! Milligan
! Philadelphia, Dec. l. tl.) iwi5f.
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Five hundred tickets to be drawn each
day, and the drawing to commence with the
least possible delay
Purchasers of 100 tickets or more, to be
entitled to credit of thirty days alter draw
ing OF this class, for notes, with approved
ndorsers.
All prizes not demanded within six months
after the drawing of tbs class, will be consi.
dered as given up for tn beheht OF the lot
terry.
This scheme, it is believed, affords an
equal prospect OF gain TO adventures win
any other which has been offered to the pub
lic Those who are interested in the com.
merce and agriculture Of the country adjacent
TO The Po.on,ac and Shenandoah rivers. have
additional Inducements to give their support,
as the money to be raised by the lottery Is
for their immediate benefit and convenience.
1t is also hoped that the patriotic and public
spirited viii be disposed to countenance and
encourage measure which has for its objec,
the facilitating ready and convenient COM
nunica,ion between the western country and
tle Atlantic, tending to connect the interests
OF the eastern and western states, and TO
DerpssMate their Union
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PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue of a deed Of trust from
J.mrs G.u..ii and Elizabeth his wife, to the
subscriber, 20 secure the psNmcntet a sum
Of money due from James Guiatt to Joseph
Thomas, wilt be exposed to puhiic saie' on
the premises, on SATVKDAY' the 9th day
OF February, 1871, for ready money,
A HOUSE and LOT III the town Of
alexandria,
On the north side of Princess street 10 the
elstw nd Of Fairfax street, being part OF
that 1T or haf acre of ground described IN
the plan Of the said town by tie No. 'f-
conveyed by William Hunter, Jun 70 ha-
shAel Lomax.
N. Herbert, Trustee.
lsnusry lS. CO.
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UNION, TAVERN,
At the Sisa Of tie american Arms.

The subscriber takes leave to inform
bis friends and the public that he has OPEN
ed a Ta.ern in the large brick building at
the corner Of King and Patrick streets, in
the town of Alexandria, where he is provided
With every thing necessary for the comtorS'
ahle accomm odation Of travellers.
His stables are large and convenient, and
attended by & careful and trusty hoslieT.
He solirits the coun:cnaacc and patronage OF
his friends and the public, and assures them
of his utmost exertioas to afford every posi-
bic satisfaction to those who may be pleased
to visit his house Ten or twelve genteel
Loarders will be taken on reasonable terms.
James Wlgglnton.
January 90. lA"SW
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January 10.
Valuable LAND for Sale.

IN PURSUANCE. Of the last will and
Fairfax county, will ic exposed TO pebble sale
on the premises, at the house OF Nehemiah
Morris, on Monday the LIST day Of January
next, (if fair, otherwise the next fair day)
three tracts or parcels OF LAND, containing,
about $50 no. t. so acres each, situate liz tl.s.
county of Fairfax, and lying Oh the Litt.e.
River Turnpike Road, adjoi;.ing the lands
of Judge Filzhueh, William t!oss, the re-
personalities of John Moss, deceased, GiIts
Fi2hugh and CHEERS distant flLn, the ci,.cs
of Washington and alexandria about seven
miles.
These tracts are so laid off as to embrace
a proportion of cleared land 1olerably we.;
enclosed, and wood land, with an abundalce
of ,i,nhe" and fuel. On ono OF tbc lois arc
swell impro, ed productive meadow. abo.s
an hundred acres well taken wilh rec clover,
and an inexhaus,ible body of soap or tire
stone the value OF which for ovens, fse pia---
ces, etc. is generally known, being woith 9
dollars the Wagon lord 1T the quarry.
Also one mo:e.y of a Lot Ct Land belong
ing to said estate, lying near to Fairfax court
house, containing by estimation 100 acres,
in the occupancy OF Bazil Williams, iholding
under lease Tor liyes) with the anliuaI REM
OF 654 pounds of tobacco.
These lands will be sold OH a,credit of one
and two years. equal payments fom the day
Of sale, Cor which bonds with approved secu-
rity and a lien upon the property will be re-
CURED.
For further particulars application may DC
made to Robert L. Taylor, Esq. of Alexas-
Iria, or 10 the subscriber, and the lands via
be shown by Mr.. William Moss near the PIE.
mizes.
Alexander F. Roie, Ex'g.
November ~. '2awds
- UNION HILL, the late yesideoee
of Doctor Rose, deceased, togethsl with {
good garden. orchard, and several productive
lots for cultivation, will be leased for the en-,
suing year and Immediate possession given.
For terms apply as above.
F. R. Ex'r.
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THE DRAWING OF THE
Potomac and Shenandoah Manga
ton Lottery.

I-HE public are hereby informed, that h
81 3 meeting of the President and Dr.
,ectors Of the Potomac Company, held at
RI. g tavern, in Alexandria, on Monday.
,hs 10Th day of December, 1910, was de-
,sr,,;aea that the drawing of the Potomac
.ns Shenandoah Navigation ! ottery shall
commence on the first Monday in May next
ey order of the presiden: AID Directors,
JOSEPH CARLETON. Hgen:.
cseszs.svn, Dee. 7a--li.n' =;
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LAND FOR SALE.

NILL BE SOLD ct fdi,far eoa't h'h'e'
on the 1871 Of February tnstasf,
100 acres Of Land, lying between
Ceu,revilie and the court houses ADJOINING
Ber;,mm Burkley and Coleman Lewis =
PART Of the said tract is we'll ,imbefea, an"
Ivine on the waters of Rocky Run. any
nc,.sn wishing to purchase the SAID l-and
will please apply to Coleman Les'ls' or atssns
the s,le Two good I..',rses will be taken IN
mart nav The terms will be Nude ihc YIN
on tho day Of sale. , ,,.rre
February 2.
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Charles SlmmS, President.
Jonah lhompson.)
John Mason, Dareet-
Henry Foxal], ors.
William Steuart,

May26 law
NIB Arrangements having been made to
commence the sale Of tickets comps .zlhg the
above Lottery, the public are hereby ntornl-
ed, chat am now prepared to >ceive pro-
1osals from al! such persons as may be dis
posed to purchase, 'r otherwise contract for
enc sale thereof Oh commission. Purchases
taking 100 Tickets, CT more, will be entitled
20 credit of thirty days after the drawing of
the Lottery, on giving notes with approved
. ndcrsers, negotiable at any of the Banks
within the District ct Columbia.
los. Carleton,
Agent far tie P0samae Company
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january Sl-EF Feb. =,
Public Sale.

Nv yir-ue of a Deed of Trust from Wiiil'm
Hunter to the subscriber, to secure the
n,vment OF sum Of money to Thomas
Preston, will be exposed to sale tor ready
money, On "Wednesday the 27th of Febru-
AIRY next, on the Premises,
A HOUSE and LOT, Oh the corner OF
n Water aug Wilkes Streets, fronting on
Water Street one hundred and three ieet,
auI fyoatjur on Wilkes Street seventy two
feet; on which IS a good two story framed
nxcrins- House, handsomely situated, and IN
good rcpalr--,su, iect 10 ground rent
James Keith, Tustee.
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rcsomac and Shenandoah Navl-
cation Lottery.

By authority of the State Of MARYLAND
SCHEME OF A LOTTERY
For improving the navigation of the Poto-
mac and Shenandoah Rivers.
First class of 10000 tickets.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15
[FeHr Dollars Per Annnm--Paia in AdVance.l
Richmond Turnpike Company.

A meeting of the Directors OF the said
- Company on Thursday evening the z2d
November, 1910. = -
RESOLVED, That 4 call of ten ddsSs on
each share in the sa;5 company be n,&~ tand
thar NE dollars thereof on each share bS bal !
10 the Treaspres ON tie 6rst day of January next
and that the other FIVE, on each snare. be paid
to him on the FIRST day OF March nexs.
Tes,e,
~ SHEPPARD, OK.
Il Mar
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NOTICE!!I

r EaVlNG qualified Is Exec0tos oil
J. Z Thomas tsdiIa,, deceasrd, an fea-
dy 50 receive vhal is due 10 said estate
aad 80 adjosi aay just claims against it,
am duly au'h9' ised also 10 receive what
ever IS dac % ,be late arm OF lsilliai s;
KIRBY. And Being desirpus q ciOEne
tbese Giatterg IS expcdidousiy 81 &lc
tiIose iDdebied e,tbsr 10 tie esAAeAg,he
said late firm, VII please take notice ihs,
ui,it+s payment IS made or satisfactory az.
judgements arc entered mo wunoui de-
l's, shall pat eli cIsias into the hands
ol a;torfpcs g'r collection.
JOSEPH CALICO, Exe'r
Of Thomr, Gliiiai, deed.
Etcba,cnd. Ssp, II, 1870. e
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NORFOLK. July ;.

Jtwould be noticed in our last that the
French had evacuated Almeida, the last
hold they had in Portugal, which com
pleats their expulsion from that country.
Our Lisbon papers speak Of a battle
that took place on the Sd of May. but we
have no papers containing the official ae-
count. The action was very severe. A
Lisbon paper of the 18th. referring to this
battle says. s. By the official dispatches,
we yesterday had the pleasure Of laying
before the public, it appears that the first
account We gave of the loss Of the allied
army being 1900, including goo killed,
was correct. The loss of the enemy, it is
supposed. in killed, wounded and taken,
is not short of 5000 men-i00 Of their
dead were found in Fucntes dHonar, be-
tween 700 and 500 were made prisoners
and by letters from Celerica had arrived
at that place on the 9th.''
1t was, We presume. the result Of this
battle, that decided the French command
er in the complete evacuation of all Por-
tugal, leaving the small garrison of Al
media to its fate, which had however the
good fortune to escape with the loss of
400 men out of 1O00-amons those taken
was the general Bernier. We think it
may be concluded, that in abandoning all
the strong places in Portugal, the French
have no intention ofreturning. The latest
accounts of the French army 1--WE mean
that Of Mas sena) was that it continued its
retreat, the rear guard having reached
Tonnes on the Duero.
The efforts Of the allied army would be
directed against Badajos, in the first In
stance, and then against the army of
Soult. The reinforcement which reached
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From the -. Iork Commercial .4drertiser
EUROPE.

The late news from the Continent Of
Europe is of the most important as we'll
as of The most exhilirati.g nature. 1t
appears by what We can gather from the
various accounts from Spain and Portu-
gal that the power of Bonaparte in that
quarter has received check which it can
never recover. Should the tyrant be
kept in bay during the remainder of the
campaign, we may safely predict that he
will never be master of the kingdoms OF
Spain and Portugal. If the Spaniards
and Portuguese are able to maintain their
independence against the usurper, will the
nations OF the north submit to his DONNA
ton We should say they will not. And
nothing, at this moment. but their weak
kings and emperors keep the people of
Germany, Prussia and Russia from as
sorting their independence, and bidding
defiance to the Imperial Corsiean. Ts
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Lost, on Saturday last.

Supposed to have been left in some store /.
town,
4 PIECE of INDIA COTTON OF 20
"A yards, in which was wrapped piece
OF Shifting Cambria of 10 yarda 9 los.
Sugar, ID Coffee, and quarter Of pound
of Tea-the latter articles tied up in co4rs:
check muslin handkerchief, The finder shall
receive 7 WO DOLLARS on leaving them
at this office.
John Dyer.
July s. d3,
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Bank of Alexandria.

July /, 1911
NOTICE IS hereby given to the Stock
~ holders OF the Bank Of Alcxandrla,
that dividend of four per cent, on the ca.
pital stock OF said Bank, for The hall year
ending this day, is declared, and will be rea'
dy to be paid to them or their legal repro
sentatives. on Thursday the 4th instant.
BY order efthe President and Directors,
James L. McKenna,
CASHIER
Julys so3T
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so,.rer those nations is Impossible, anu
ponana,;e knows it. 1t is only through
,hr;r weak and wicked rulers that lie has
bcen able 10 control them. The power
and authority Of those who are set over 'lie
neople. but who have meanly and eo"afu-
" BETRAYED their trust, Is nearly al an q
end and with them dies the power ol
Bonaparte in Europe. Let the people
once assert their rights and tyrants van
;sh. Their mighty armies. their militia
~ skill. and their diplomatic iatriS@es q
noun, TO nothing: they are swept ava!
by tie breath Of freedom. like chaft be-
fore the wind. Bonapar,e can conquer
Kings and destroy emperors. but people
determined to be free. he cannot subtitle.
The kingdoms of Spain and Portugal are
proofs in point. More than three years
has he waged the most cruel and barbar-
Gus warfare against the unoiiendins Ihiia-
bitants Of these countries, and III every
ATTEMPT he has met With defeat and dis-
Grace. He has sacrificed more than enc
hundred thousand lives in this inAuuian
project. and yet he is no nearer us CD
feet than lie was when he commenced The
disyraceful business. Had the kings and
princes Of the country been at the head
of the Spaniards and Portuguese. the
countries would have been conquered lsnS
ago. Spain and Portugal would have long
since been in the situation OF Holland.
Switzerland and many other Kingdoms
and states of Europe. The government
would have been corrupted, and the peo-
pie would have been sold to the willy Cor
s;can, with as little ceremony as the
slaves in our southern states are trans
ferred from one raster to another. But
the Inhabitants of the peninsula were for
tunate enough to get rid of their weak
and pusi!lanimous rulers: and left TO eX-
ert these native energies they have per-
formed prodigies Of valor and have
made defence against their Invaders.
which has astonished TIE world. That
they will finally succeed in asserting their
independence there is now little doubt
and it is devoutIy to be wished that ti,eir
example may be initiated. and their sue
cess be experienced by the other nations
of Europe. who are now grooming under
the tyranny Of the COrsican.
We could not compare cur OWL govern
ment to the old, rotten, corrupt govern
ments of Europe but we cannot close
this article without warning our fellow
citizens to watch with vigilance over
those who rule the dcstinies Of our ma
ton. Perhaps in no country. since man
kind found it necessary TO form compacts
for the purpose Of maintaining social or
der, were such strides evermade towards
that goal where government becomes ty-
ranny, as has been in ours. The people
seem to think the government is inialli-
ble-t can do no wrong. Let this idea
be once established and our nation is ru-
ined. No freedom can exist under the
Old exploded doctrine ofpassiye obedience
and nen-resistance. The people must de-
pend upon themselves or they must sub
nit to be slaves.
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N E.

hereby forewara all persons, at the peril
of the law, from Narrowing or credltng III!
Wife ELIZABETH SHIRH.AN, on my ac-
count.
Peter Shlrman.
Georgetown, July 6 st
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Lisbon (from Engl:nd) on TIE 9Th Ct
Nav. would not he able TO join Che army
before Badaos, scorer than the 18th or
,fh og June. We do Lot Lelieve that
ord wellington brought any part Of his
army with him from the north VI Portugal,
bccause we see in one Of our papers IN
off, iaI dispatch. from him, ANNOUNCING
the escape Of part Of the French sarri.
son of .Alme:da, which dispatch is dated
Tie / 9Th of MAY, at Villa Formosa, in
the neishborlood Of -tlmeida--aHd Iii;
telegraph announces his arrival ct EI.as
OH the 10Th. distance Of nearly $50 miles
Indeed, we have seen a letter which
saws. that Lord Wellington rode this
journey with such expedition, as 10 hare
killed two horses.
The events OF war are very uncertain,
but We think the expulsion OF the French
from Spain, rs an event which nay be
calculated upon, in the COURSE Of the pre-.
sent wear.
After the above was written. we found
paper containing tie dispatch q i.oli
Wellington. tn which We have alluded, i
is dated at Villa Feraosa, On Tic S;iI q
May. and would occGpr more than two
columns ofour paper. We could net tres.
pass on the time Of friend, 70 whom we
arc under so many obligations for tsars!s.
tons. 10 request ofhim full translation
Of this very important dispatch, no- IL
deed would it be very interesting except
to military men. as descriptive of the
ground and Of the various eyoEutions.-
Our friend has furnished us witt. cen.
else statement Of this dispatch.
Massena. having drawn all the forces
that could be collected from CASTLE and
Leon. assembled a respectable army, with
which he made mighty effort to raise the
siege OF Almcida or to reinforce the gar.
rison. The battle was fought at pace
called Fuentes d'Eonor, commenced on
the 81. and terminated OF the 5th Of Nav.
Many and vis0rous attacks were made by
Mas1ena. upon the British Ines. in all Of
which he was repulsed. and at last com.
PEELED to abandon all his positions. and re.
treat into Spain, leaving Almeida 70 its
fate, which is already noticed. This WAS
far the most general action, that had been
fought before, all the French corps were
united, and the reincorrements fro,a Cas-
tile and Leon added to them. The loss
was such as We have before stated. Lord
Wellington regrets his want OF cavalry. to
have made this battle more destructive to
the French army.
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BALTIMORE. July 9.

The regular troops at Fort Stoddart,
subject to the orders of Col. Covinston,
were in fine heaiti, and spirits on the 9th
of June.
Capt. Gaines. on going to Mobile about
the 1st ult. to ascertain TIE cause of the
stoppaSe ofan American vessel with DOW
der, &c. for our troops at Fort Stoddart,
was Told that no poscdcr could be permit.
ted to pass without the consent of Gov.
Folch, that the vessels capt. had been in.
formed tkat if he would land and store
away his powder, he might proceed, but
this he lad absolutely refused to do, as
he conceived his flag 20 have been insult
ed. 1t was supposed the affair would be
adjusted. il our officers made no attempt
to send soldiers or powder by Mobile.
BY gentleman from Mobile (says the
Mobile CentineD We are informed, that
twenty five additional troops had arrived
there from Pensacola. and that there were
number mere on their way. And that
Lieut.. Col. Collel, is appointed Command
ant Of Mobile, in the place Of Capt. Pc.
reZ.