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Ind immediate possession given)
THAT large and commodious Dwelling House.
pleasantly situated FrankI,,- -streef, late the
property OF Capt Benjamin Hicks, deceased. For
'erms' apPlyto CRANSTON s. SHAW.
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GROCERIES
By WHOLES.aLES g RETAIL,
w l. l. l "A NJ w Hit F..

occupied by the Pregressipe Company, No. IL.
A General Assortment of Grocery, Crockery, and
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FOR SALE,
I'm Gsrdser's Wharf, sixteen Thous dsCONNEC-
TiCuT BRICKS, ofthe best quality. Enquire OF
H~. Gsrtr-. On said wharf sept Io.
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CRANSTON & SHAW.

CRANSTON & SHAW,
Ofsr al private sale, their AUCTION Office on sey ae>
conuaedaf'ny terms. for Cash or approved Credss,
ONE hundred and fifty bbls. first quaIit y super
~ fine FLOUR
so do. North Carolina do.
50 hhds 4,h proof Jamaica RUM
10 bags COFFEE.
20 chests SouchoDg TEA.
10 kegs TOBACCO.
Liberal advances of cash made on goods deposited
for publick or private sale Jan 9.
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In what ridiculous light does not this remark
appear after the documents laid before Congress
their last session After attentive perusa Of those
papers no man would hazard such an assertion who
was not a candidate for Bedlam.-C Ed Maj. Int.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-31
Public Sale.


The subscribers, in pursuance of decree Of
the County Court Of Fairfax, made in
suit between the executors of Gen. George
Washington, deceased, plaintiffs, and ItiI-
liam &efara, defendant; will, on Satur-
day, the 18th day of June next, between
the hours Of eleven o'clock, in the lore
noon, and three o'clock in the alter
noon of that day, at the tavern of Casssain
James Wiley, in the county of Fairfax
proceed to sell for ready money,
A Tract of Land, situate on
Difficult Run, in the said county, containing
by estimation 800 acres, which land is now
in the possession of the said William Shehard.
The land will be laid of in convenient lots
for the accommodation of purchasers. On
this land is a large Brick Mill for the manu-
facture of -four. The mill and the mill lot
will be sold seperate from the rest of the
tract. No more of the above property will
be sold than will be necessary to raise the
sum of one thousand three hundred * thirty
three pounds six shiliings and eight pence,
with interest thereon, after the rate of six
per centum per annum, from the 5th day of
January, 1908, until paid, and the costs OF
the SUIT with the costs Of the sale.
Edmund |. Lee,
Thomas Swami,
Commissioners.
May cots
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Joseph Vaudeville,

Corner Of King aid Fai,tar streets,
HAS FOR SALE,
IS bales spinning Cotton, choice quality
80 hhds. and Is boxes Sugars
hhds loaf and lump ditto
IS hhds. Molasses
60 oags Coffee
10 terces fresh first quality Rice
Is bags Pepper and Pimento
Is casks s, boxes Goshen Cheese
40 barrels Newburyport Rum
20 boxes French olive Oil, OF best qua
lily, each - bottles
pipes old London Particular Madeira
five to seven years old
20 cases old Medoc Claret, imported in
1907
Port, Lisbon, Sherry, * Malaga Wines
Gunpowder Hyson, Young dyson, and
Hy son Skin Teas, Of the latest and best Ina
portations
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Ralsins
so boxes fresh Chocolate, no. 3.
60 barrels Whiskey
100 boxes Ist and I'd quality Spanish CT
CARS
Cogniac and Bordeaux Brandles
West India and Northern Rum
Holland and country Gin.
With his usual general assortment OF Gro
ccries on reasonable terms, for cash, produce
or the usual credits to punctual men.
~ He will purchase new Herrlngs ard
Shad. April IT. d.
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The public are informed that

the editors Of the ALEXANDRIA, He
PALD have received their materials, and
will issue their first number on Monday the
Sd day of June. Those who are inclined to
patronize this establishment, and have not
had an opportunity of subscribing, will please
leave their names at the office, on Royal, two
doors n orth of King Street, in order that they
may be served with the first number. Such
of our friends as hold subscription papers, or
have advertisements for insertion, are re-
quested to leave them at as early day as
possible. The editors of the National Intel
Hgencer, the Republican Press and Washing-
tonian. Leesburg, and Messrs Dobbin & Muir
phcy, Baltimore, will please extract notice
from this. Printers at distance are request.
cd to forward their papers.
CORSE & ROUNSAVELL.
May27. det.
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Indian Queen Tavern.

IA MES G u L L A T L,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
~ and the public, that he continues to
keep the above old stand, formerly occupied
by Mr. john HoDeK1N where he is deter
mined 10 be constantly furnished with the
best Liquors & Refreshments that the mar
ket will afford. The dining-room has been
lately enlarged, SO as to be capable Of accom-
modating at least forty persons, and Travel
iers may rest assured, that every attention
will be PAID 10 have the bed-chambers always
neatly and comfortably prepared for their re-
ception. There is stabling for between for
ty and fifty horses where two careful ai,d
attentive Holsters will be always ready to
wait upon his customers.
]. &. having taken out Licence from the
Council of Alexandria for the sale Of Horses,
has Vt now in his power to attend to the COM
mands of any gentleman disposed to sell or
purchase.
May II. colt
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The vaIuable Legacy Of the Father
Of his Country,

u
Just received, for sale by JAMES KENNEDY,
senior, Bookseller, King street,
WaShsMgton's Valedactoyy AddrsI5.
A beautiful Miniature Edition, embellish-
ed with fine Likeness of that truly great
Man, and ornamented with a handsome Vig'
nette Title-Price IS Cents half bound in
Morocco.
This admirable compendium of consufn"
mate political wisdom, from their best friend,
conveyed in a style truly parental, should
render it an inestimablc treasure to every true
American ; as it must, if acted upon, have
been an infallible guide to national honor ard
prosperity.
The sons of Greece were animated to he
roic actions by the imprisoned addresses of
their orators and poets. The sons OF Column
bia are more powerfully excited by the glo-
rious example, as we'll as by voice from
the tomb Of the immortal Washington, to
the exercise of the duties Of the christian and
the citizen.
1t is much to be lamentcd that this pre-
cious reIque has not become the director
and guide of every American citizen, and
that it has become so scarce. To supply this
defect, and to introduce it into general no
tice at this important crisis, the present edi-
ton is now offered to the public. The adj
mirers of the departed hero and patriot, have
now an opportunity of procuring copies and
Of making presents to their friends. And it
is presumed that parents and teachers CAM
not make more valuable present to their
children and pupils, than this last bequest Of
their common political parent.
Nav 81.
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r. Gray's Last Of Prizes
IN THE
Potomac and Shenandoah Navi-
cation Lottery.

oAI CRDA1, 25tn MAY, 1911.
500 tickets were drawn, among which are
the following prizes, viz.
Numbers 652S & 1928, prizes of $500.
Numbers $50, SlS5, 1928, prizes $50
Numbers 6299, Sl72, l54sl, 1884, prizes
$50.
Numbers 5l2, $40, 1897, 1882, $500, 1888
1854, S255, S555, 1887, 4lS4, 1926, 675e,
1884, $3.50, 6525, 6273, 1908, 75o6, 1880,
SO4o, 1929, 1854, loS37, 1912, 1880, 1926
l24o5, 1917, 1906, 1926, 1873, 1851,
l499o, 1851, l4s93, 1898, 1878, 1881,
1878, 1866, 1919, 1852, le7o2---Prizes
of Sl2-and 81 prizes of $40
The wheel gained this day S2se2
Former gain 1926
Total gain S75lS
Present price tickets, gil.
Next days drawing on Saturday the first
of June.
Cash, or warranted undrawn tickets, given
for cash prizes as soon as drawn.
No. 6528, q Prize Of 500 dollars, the fro
herty Of Col. BURwELL, Of Frederick coanty,
Virginia.
May Is. st
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For Sale, at Public auction,

For Sale, at Public auction,
On WEDNESDAY,, the 10th ofnext month
at the Coffee House, at one clock, P. NJ
the following Valuable PROPERTY, conveyed
by ELISHA JANNEy to the subscriber tor
the benefit of his creditors -
Two Dwelling Houses, on an
Half Acre of Ground, at the south west COR
ner OF Duke andRoyal. streets. One of these
is an elegant new building, calculated to ac'
commodate a large family.
A small Dwelling House, on an alley east.
ward of Union-street, between Duke and
WoIf-streets.
An Half Acre of Ground, situate at the
south east corner of Cameron and Henry
streets.
Also, valuable Mill Seat, in the town OF
Occoouan, with Bricks and Stones enough
upon the premises to rebuild the Mill which
was consumed two years ago by tire
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 VI. Scott,
Trustee for the creditors of
Elisha Janney.
May %. cots
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TO BE LET,
The Subscriber

Has far safe az his 4varehonse on Co"7'ay'S
wharf
London particular Madeira Wine, IN nall
pipes andeuarter casks, fit for immediate use,
from. the well kno*n houses OF MessrS' ocott
and Co. and Murdoch, Touille, Wardrop and
Co.
Coffee in bags and barrels
Old Grenada Rum, and some Shrub OF SUI
perior qaulity from the same island
New York prime Beef and Pork OF excel
lent quality
Bristoc drop Shot in bags
Also,
Bills on London for sale at 90 days. III SUMS
to suit purchasers
James Patton
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May 2
Ground Platter.

The subscribers have on hand and INTEND "a
eeenipr a constant supply of G r 0 U " Il
p 4IS1'ER OF p Il ), winch
ley offer for sale. O.
John MCPHERSON & Son. OF
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At the annual meeting of the
Stockholders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, in the town of Alexandria, on the
first Monday in December, 1910, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted {.
That for the purpose of encouraging the use
Of broad wheel Wagons on the Little River
Turnpike road, all Wagons the breadth Of
the wheels whereof shall be six inches, shall
be permitted to pass the gates on said road
toll free, for the term of two years, and all
Wagons whose wheels shall be the breadta
OF 1--WE inches, shall be permitted to pass toll
free, for the term of eighteen months-all
Wagons the breadth of the wheels whereof
shall be four inches, shall be permitted to
pass toll free for the space of S months
from the time they shall first pass the re-
spective gates, which shall be specially no
ticed by the gate keepers-And that this re-
gulation shall be extended to all who shall
avail themselves of it within tive years.
Jonah Thompson, Sec'y.
December 2s. law
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PUBLIC SALE.
On TUESDAY, I'd July next, viii be sod
a, public sale, for ready money
A Tract of Land, situated on
the post road leading from Alexandria to DC
coeuan, containing 10 acres, being one,
half of the Round Hill Tract This land
Will positively be sold on the day advertised
for the purpose Of satisfying balance q the
purchase money due by RErxoLD GRIMES
70 James Irvin A further description Is
deemed unnecessary, as persons disposed to
purchase will first view the premises: An
indisputable title will be given for the lana.
Reynold Grimes,
james Irwin.
May IS. Gu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-21
SALAMANcA March 70

OhLAMANCA March II.
On the 26th the Videls of Don Iulan
appeared within pistol shot Of this CITY. and
took from the suburbs some mules and hor-
Hes. and carried away the attendants ser
Want.
On the same day. the General who com.
Shands here, received despatch from Bes,
stores, io which hs acQuainls him, that he
y authorised to communicate, that the EN-
Peror has marched 10000 men of the Cen.
federation OF the Rhine towards the from
tiers OF Poland, where Davoust is already
With GO 600 men THAI 10000 mef. from
the interior Of France, are to march To the
same destiny, stating, at the same time. az
the cause. the late treaties and intriques of
the late Emperor Alexander, with other
POWERS lie also says, hat toe war will be
sgsinst Russia, AID Prussia, and perhaps
The Porte shatiR this grand under, kim
Austria will furnish Bona, 1arte with 600 Ooo
Den. THIS Information may be communi
Gated to che public as a fact; to the French
IL came as thunder-bClt, and il any thing
Ian console them, 1t Is the idea Of return
ing 10 France. Sane say, that a great
part of Spain will be evacuated, and a mill
tAty road fUrmed by Somoser and M
tIrid to ADcalusia --Others think, that An
6aIusfa VII be abandoned but the hes, in.
formed. imagine that ii will be to the Ebro
Al all events, the superior officers, from
the moment that they learned the news.
shey freely conversed about IL and expires.
sell their opinion that no more n.en would
be sent to Spain on the Contrary. that
troops would be Withdrawn from it. parti.
eularly the Imperial Guard quartered near
Burgos.
On the 2ist, Gardanne. with oumt rous
cuoVoy set out on the road TO France.
To day the General. who went fr,n A.
turias to command the cavalry of the div;
sion Of Ciaparede, retained to Ciudad Rod
iiso, with great many inspectors, and O !.
ther civil ofhcers, employed in the army of
eg'Sgas n,bg Len hs pjse1Y which
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PHILADELPHIA, June Is.
LATEST FROM CADIZ.

BY passenger in the brig inaacier. ar
rived in the river from Cadiz. we are in
formed that She lied On the 18th of May
The siegs of that city was still contin :
ued but dispatches from the French COM
mander in chief had been intercepted, in
which he calls for reinforcement, oftwen-
~ Thousand mSn. to enable hint stand his
ground. He also states, that he had lost
three Thousand OF his best troops in the battle
of Barrosa.
2 Our papers. which are not yet recei ed J..
will furnish additional Information Tor Mon
days Registeo.
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GurOpe.

GLASGOW. April 90.
" London. Wcdnesday Evening, half
f,ast SeUen.--We are assured. from the best
authority, that our negotiations with the u.
States of America will. very soon, assume
tar different shape from those which have
OF late been observed. His majesty's mi
nisters having tried every means to adjust
all differences onthe most annie E,le footing,
and have had no other return IMAM that Of
.equivocation, accompanied with ne W, unex-
pected demands, are about to adopt mea.
aires OF a very different complexion.
Quebec Gazette,
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2F BALTIMORE. June II
i - LATE FROM FRANCE

by the ARRIVAL yesterday a this port, of
the schooner Nautilus. capt.s Mcconnell. in
SO days from bordeaux (see marine list) We
learn that the American non I'm BORA ion
law was published in the Paris Monitear,
WITHOUT any comments. shortly after the AT,
rival in France of the John Adams thai
reports were contradictory as tothe light
IN which Bonaparte viewed that act; ,hat
the car goes of such of our vessels as had
not licences were ordered to be discharged
and placed in the public stores. We have
as yet heard no account by the Manlius in
relation 60 the Berlin and Milan decreex -
French troops were said to be marching to
the north of Europe. A congress of some Of
the Germanand other princes was to assem-
BILE at Paris on the 22d inst. the object of
wh,:' was not mrn,ioned The Manlius
brought a number nf letters, which have not
yet been delivered .--Ameriean
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SEvILLs. March co

SEVILLE, March co
On ne 18Th. the Governor marched
from nee with $50 dragons, 100 infant
ry. and % artillery and returned on the
night OF the 10th without having dared 10
attack General Ballas,eros, as was his in
tention. The dragons set oat at twelve at
night. to reinforce Victor. who has, for a
mnnth past. been begging reinforcements.
We know that Sebastian, who is extreme
iy Ill. has concentrated his forces.
On the 18th lodgings we're prepared for
10000 infantry, and 1000 horse. coming from
Badajos 400 infantry entered and imme
diatel, set OUT to reinforce Victor This
day re Deuss was sung for the taking of
Badajos.
On the 18th, entered in this place, com
ing from Badajos, 5000 infantry. aid 1,soo
horse.
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THIS chef d'SHDre ia ias.toSnenkal music.
After its exhibition in lii (, town. it will be
transported to the principal places in the
u. States--Boseen Chronicle.
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BALr1MoRe. June ~.

BALTIMORE, June II,
The pilot of the brig Guardian of We
nus arrived this day says, that on Thurs
ia. last about half an hour before sunset,
oeins then forty miles south Of the Capes,
heard a heavy eannonading, which lasted
till sun down in a north east direction
Counted distinctly II guns. MOB.
u Capt Lewis, from New Orleans
confirms the account Of the firing; is or O..
pinion it was exercising or scaling guus--
there were three sail in sight at long dis
lance in the direction of the firing.
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thry sac In the fnqnsier towus of that un.
fortunate country.
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by the poiteness OF Mr.. Kennedy, pas
ssnser IN the Manilus, Mcconnell, in SO
eass Top Bo6eauyl We have been fAyurs
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NEw-ORLEAns Nav 70.

The ship Ardent, Captain Bouch from
Plymouth to McMaster and Adams with
a cargo of Claret, has been seized by the
Revenue Cutter.
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ST.. TsANtisviLLE,(W W. FIorids) May 9.
Sunday lac, tue people cttsl plAes were e
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BY passengers in the Calpe. we under
stand. that great preparations were making
along the road from Paris to Bern. where
the Emperor Napoleon was expected a.
bout the end of April
n most astonishing musical INSTRUMENT.
named, as we are told. tile PHILo-HAR-
HoEIooE, has been imported IN the above
vessel. 1t initiates all other instruments
and during two months, drew in Paris an
immense concourse. Even the Emperor
and his Empress went to hear ~ and ex
pressed the greatest delight at its perfec-
ton and harmony. We understand. that as
soon as convenient place is found for set
ting it up. the inhabitants OF this town will
De grati6sd With the sight and melccy oil
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NEw'HoRE, June IL
"A letter from Norfolk, dated the 9Th inst,
states the arrival there Of the Virgins Packet,
Brown, from NJ. Y.
Capt. Brown sSs, that he was Soardod of
the Chesapeake by British ffiesteY and inFor
med, that the Little Belt had arrived at n .l;ftx.
and Immediately after her arrival irigae Ind
been dispatched to England with the details ,f
s'Ssps
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indian WAX
I OFFICIAL

Extract of letter from Governour HARRIsoE, 10
the Secretary of War, dated, Headquarters near
the Prophets town, November s, 1911.
SIR,
have the honour 10 inform you, that
the dawn of yesterday terminated an action
between the troops under my command, and
the whole OF the Prophets force. The pre-
cipitate retreat, leaving number of the war
riours dead on the field, and the subsequent
abandonment of their town, (Which was Iar-
TALLY fortifed) attest Cor us a complete and
decisive victory. 1t has, however, been
dearly purchased. A number OF brave and
valuable men have fallen victims to their zeal
for their country's service. The behaviour
of the regular and militia troops was such as
would have done honour TO veterans. arriv-
ed at my present position Ia mile from the
town. ON the evening of the 9th inst a COR
respondencc was Immediately opened with
the Prophet, and there was every appearance,
f, OF successful termination of the expedition
without bloodshed. Indeed there was an a.
greement for suspension OF hostilities, un-
I'll further communication should take
place on the next day. Contrary, however,
to this engagement, he attacked me at half
past four o'clock in the morning, so sudden
ly, that the Indians were in tho camp, before
many OF the men could get out of their tents.
A little confusion for short time prevailed,
but aided by the great exertions of the oti-
GERS, was soon enabled to form the men in
ordcr---The companies which were hard
pressed were supported, several successful
charges made, and about day light the enc
my were finally put to flight. Our killed
and wounded amount TO l79, OF these ~ arc
now dead.
have not been able % ascertain the num-
ber of Indians in the action ; i, must,. how
ever, have been considerable.
The principal chiefof those Potawatomics,
who have joined the Prophet, is woundcd,and
in our possession.-I have taken care of him,
and shall send him back 10 his tribe. At
more leizure moment shall do myself the
honour to transmit more particular account
OF the action, and OF our previous move
ments, and am, with the highest respect sir,
your humble servant,
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
Hon. VIM. Eustis, Secretary of War.