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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-06

this charge ofthe Enquirer ,tlat col.Dusne
is deficient in /" Lobes," is without foun-
dation
The learned Editor of the Enquirer
thus cont;nueth
elf we are to be tried before the tri-
bunal of criticism, we protest against the
Aurora's being our judge. We plead a
gainst its jurisdiction, as non compos. In
our schools, Grammar is held to be SUI
bordinate to Rhetoric-and it is certainly
true, that he who knows so little of words
as to be incapable Of writing them gram
matically, is disqualified, from Judging OF
the mere taste of a fgurative expression.
1t is like an infants pretending to RUN be-
fore he has learned to CRAWL. But the
proofs on this lead are gIaring and con-
elusive"
The Enquirer then giycth some extracts
from the Aurora, recommending on which
he produueth the following most exquisite
pun /:
" This mass Of blunders tapers offwith
the strictly grammatical phrase, "during
the term ,chich he held the same Office!
This is really past all enduring"
Many other illusions of the kind are
contained in the same paper, which our
limits at present will not permit us to no.
ticc: And although the caution of the
poet may not be acceptable, we believe,
our love of harmony and good understand
ing compels us to offer it Oh the present
occasion:
IS The lad of all sufficient merit,
With modesty ne'er damps his spirit;
Presuming on his own deserts,
On all alike his tongue eserts
His noisy jokes at random throws.
And pertly spatters friends and foes;
III zcit and zcar the bully race,
Contribute to their o1cn disgrace:
Too late the forward youth shall find
That jokes are sometimes paid in kind;
Or they canker in the breast,
He makes C. foe zcho makes jest"
This is shocking long extract, to be
sure; but VIC feel most anxious desire to
reconcile friends 1t is, in fact, a nation
al concern
The Leibites appear determined to op-
pose the Snyderites with vigor, at the
next election for governor of Pennsylva-
MIA but the Democratic Press laughs at
the efforts Of the former Sc never (says
he) was Democracy upon so firm ioun-
dation in Pennsylvania as it is at this
time"
The Baltimore Wing mildly recon-
mends Tar and Feathers to be applied to
all who differ in opinion from the ruling
party. Such is democratic liberality. We
are pleased to observe that none Of these
Paddy's hints are thrown out in any other
city and even in Baltimore they are des-
pissed by the intelligent part of the COM
munity.
The pages Of Plutarch might be search
ed i'm vain for Parallel equal to the one
below. Seldom have we the pleasure OF
perusing such +" grasping" comparisons
such " an impregnable fortress" of accu-
rate definition, such So words of learned
length" such nice IS distinctions with
out a difference"
From the Virginia Argus.
uThe notion that Mr.. Madison is under
the control Of Mr.. Gallatin is nothing more
than an invention. The different intel
lo4,oI ouoI;t;oS ne the two men would con-
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The Subscriber has for Sale,


lit his Store lozyer end Prince-street
Fresh LEMONS in boxes or by retail
Sweet Lisbon Oranges
Lemon Juice by the gallon, fresh x good
Havana Honey
Philadelphia bottled Cider
Table Goldfish
Best Cayendish Chewing Tobacco
Good Seed Potatoes.
And is in daily ertectation, by Cattain Hand,
from PhiladeLthia,
OF a nice assortment OF Market
Baskets,
Together with Groceries and Fruits as
asual.
Abel Willis.
June 3. q
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-06
9LEYc.Y:1RLl D.4fLY G.lZETTE.

" TO SHEw
THE VERY AGE AND BODY OF THE TINE
his FORM AND PRESSURE.
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ALEXANDRIA THEATRE;
THIS EVENING;
Eqliibriams, Tight g Stack Rope DAN:
cling, Leaping and Vaulting:
Mr.. DOMINGO

Assures the public, that every eaettion in
his power will be made to render his Per-
formanccs entertaining, and that the Feats
will be different on each night of perform
nUce
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-06
From the Virginia Argus.

"The notion that Mr.. Madison is under
the control Of Mr.. Gallatin is nothing more
than an invention. The different intel
leetual qualities of the two men would con-
fute it. even if the allegation were plansl-
bic. Mr.. Gallatin's mind is capaclous,
grasping, from the highest point OF ITS
elevation. downwards, the most minute o.
iects within the sphere of its operation.
Whilst MIR. Madison's mind, taking its de-
parture from the same point ofeieyahon,
is infinitely expansive, losing slsnt OIL
natbinp that is discernable within the vast
horizon by which the human intellect is
bounded. Mr.. Galatians is the more par
ticular, Mr.. Madison's the more general
mind. Both together form an impregna-
bIe fortress of reason: But at the same
time there is not likely to be any control
of one over the other; because, with re-
spect to each other, they want that cohe.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-06

sion Of affinity, which leads to the subji-
cation of one mind by another. And at
any rate, it is impossible that an intellect
which is particular, should control one
that is general.
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Five Dollars Reward.
Ground Platter.

Ground Platter.
The subscribers have on hand and intend
keeping constant supply of G X 0 w d
PL AISlT r OF p II X I 5, which
hey offer for sale.
John M'Pherson & Son.
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The pages of Plutarch might be search
ed in vain for Parallel equal to the one
below. Seldom have we the pleasure OF
perusing such s. grasping" comparisons,
such =" an impregnable fortress" Of accu-
rate definition, such i" words of learned
length" such nice IS distinctions with
out difference
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-06

MARRIED, on Sunday, I'd instant, at
Dumfries, by the Rev. Mr. Chs. Oneal,
Mr.. Timothy Brnndige, to Mrs. Mary
Mnton-both Of that place.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-12
Soreiet 9ews.
New. YoRx, Tune 90.

u
Arrived this evening, sch Virginia. Plant
er, Henderson, Oporto, III daysAsaled
on the 10Th of May, on which day he re.
ceived the following news in manuscript
copy. from his consgnees, which was
handed to the editors of the Mercantile
Advertiser and New. York Gazette.
"Oporto, Nay 10.
Bessiers, coming with 1000 horse, and
5000 foot of the Imperial Guards, left his
infantry in the rear to follow, and pushed
on with his cavalry and joined Massena at
Ciudad Rodrigo on the I'd inst On the
he advanced to Fercntes de Onoro, and
drove IN our picquets, after some sharp
skirmishing. Masseua's other forces came
up on the 4th, and on the 5th the whole
force attacked our troops, which consisted
OF the FIRST division and the S5th, and the
Chasseurs Britanniques.
:, The action lasted the whole day; at
night both parties rested on their own
ground i the 9th and 9TH were occupied by
The enemy in burying their dead aud remov.
ing the wounded; They buried 1ooo-their
loss exceeded 10000. They left upwards
of 500 dead horses on the field of battle
The loss of the Allies was 10 all 1477 men.
The Chasseurs Btitanniques behaved re.
markedly well, as did the 77th, Tor 79th) in
fact, all behaved admirably.
! The following is list of some of the of.
icers who have been killed, &c.--Lt. Col.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-12

Cameron, 10 killed, and 10 officers killed
and wounded, 22o men killed; 1t. Col.
Harvey, II dragons wounded; Capt.
Knife, IL do. do. 1t. Blake, 16 do. killed /;
Capt. Bell, 16 do, taken; Col. Hill, 8
guards, do. Col. Stoddart, do. wounded
and taken; Capt Z. Harvey, II do. do.
Capt. Anderson, "a taken; 1t. Ireland,
Is killed So horses of the royals killed
and wounded; AZ men do. do.
On the 9th the enemy returned to Ciudad
Rodrigo, leaving small corps in front of
Ferentes de Onora. At Badajos the Gring
commenced on the 7th; on the 9th, we
completely invested the place and took fort
Christoval.
Almeida is blockaded by the 9th division
of the British army, the garrison consists
of 300 or 1000 men, under General Bre.
mer.
Almeida has been taken since the above,
and the French occupy nothing ID this king
DOM"
THE above is confirmed by an arrival at
Boston, which adds:-1
The accounts are various relative to the
force of the armies. The combined was
stated at so to 20 900 men, and the French
from so to 10000.
Extract Of a letter dated Lisbon, May 20.
s. Beresford and Soult have had most
bloody battle at Albuhera near Badeloz a.
bout 100 miles from tais-it continued three
days (i6th, 18th, 18th) The victory is
in favor OF the allied armies.-I French
have retieated with great loss. Indeed
the loss in killed any wounded on both sides
is immense. Report says, IL to 1900
French and ITO to 5000 allies. No quartz r
was given on either side. Some say that
Soult is killed. Beresford was a prisoner
for about hours, but was rescued he
British (being always placed 10 the hottest
OF their battles) suffered severely indeed !:
the Goth, 31st, and Sd, entered the action
1850 strong and on the 18th, could only
muster 365 men--she loss Of British off
Gers is immense; the 23d Regiment lost
IL officers, the Sd Regiment or bluffs have
only one officer that was not hit Chilled or
wounded j. many Brigades after the action
were commanded by Captains. On this
occasion it is said the Spaniards behaved
CALAMITY.
:" Although the French were inferior in
point OF numbers; yet they were three to
one in cavalry; they had two Regiments of
Polish Lancers that did incredible execu.
ton. They were several times charged by
the British Dragons, but on account of the
flags at the end of the Lances, the horses
could not be b. ought to face them. Lord
Wellington Joined Beresford on the 10Th.
and 1900 OF his army were also on their
march to join Beresford-Gen. Hill from
England arrived here few days ago on his
way to the army. Another rcinforcem cnt
OF ID 900 men is coming from Britain and
ireiand-indeed part of them have alrea-
dy arrived.
Bcnaparte has ordered Massena to
France, under arrest, to account for not con.
quering Portugal"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-12
BosroN, July 2.
LATEST FROM PORTUGAI..

Extract 81 letter trom Mewburypors.
>, his day arrived the ship Harriet, capt.
chase, 81 days from Oporto, which he
LETT the Goth of May. He confirms gene
rally the accounts of the battle near AL.
media, but states the loss as much larger.
received letter by this arrival from
brother at Oporo, dated the Esd of May.
1t states that the French have also been de.
ieated in another quarter. The letter fol-
lows:
"Oborto, Nag IS.
F" This is poor place to gain corr ect in-
formation from the armies. There are,
however, letters in town to-day fl ON of
hcers in Beresford's army, saying til ey had
a very severe battle on the 10th, with
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-12
NETWORK, July 1.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


BY the ship Elizabeth, captain Morrison,
SO days from Liverpool, London papers to
the Gath of May are received.
The papers contain some particulars, IN.
official, of the general battle in Portugal,
between the French army under Massena,
aud the English army under Wellington.
The passengers in the Elizabeth state.
that the markets in England for American
produce were bad--that the King of Eng
land was worse (although the accounts in
the London papers discredit this and that
there was little probability of war between
Russia and France.
The cause of Sir Francis Burdett, VS..
the Speaker of the House of Commons.
tor committing Sir Francis to the Tower.
was decided in the Court of Kings Bench
The Judgment of the Court was in favor of
the Speaker.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-12

squadron, consisting of 5 frigates, cor.
vette, brig, 2 schooners, and gun. boat,
and completely defeated them. Our force,
frigates and the Voltage. Although every
ship has suffered severely, am happy TO
say that my brother commanders are all
well. We captured and destroyed > fri-
gates, and the remainder made their escape
into Lisina, although one of the frigates had
struck to u.s."
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-12
LONDON, Nav IS.

-, LONDON, May IS.
:. The Official dispatches from Lord Wei.
llngton are not arrived.-Couyier.
We have received Paris papers TO the
18th inst. They announce the arrival of
Marshal Ney in that city, but do not state
the cause OF his return from Spain.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-12
DEFEAT OF MAssENA.

The following notice was on TUESDAY
posted up at Lloyd's:
Lloyd's, Tuesday morning, Atay Fl.
Extract OF letter from Bristol, MAY
20 Arrived, the Sarah, Hearty, from
!Oporto, from whence she sailed on the 18th
INST Captain Hearty states, tina, the dav
before ne sailed from Oporto, an express
reached the governor of that place, with an
account from Lord Wellington, of his hav.
ing defeated the French army under Mas.
sena, IN an action fought near Almeida, on
the Sd, 4th and 5th of May, in which the
French lost 1000 in killed, and 700 prison.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-12

Extract Q a letter fran capt. Rosfe, ofMs
myesty's snip AmphiOn, dated the IAN
Of Nay, eGLissa.
: l his morning We fell in With the French
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-01
The public are informed that


the editors of the ALEXANDRIA HE
FdLD 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 North 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 Wa shing.
tonian, Leesburg, and Messrs Dobbin s. Muir
phey, Baltimore, will please extract notice
from this. Printers at a distance are request.
cd to forward their papers.
CORSE & ROUNSAVELL.
May ~. Diet.
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May s..
Indian Queen Tavern.
3tawlm

"A MES G u L L A T T,
ID ESPEcTFULLY informs his friends
~ and the public, that he continues to
keep the above old stand, formerly occupied
by Mr. JOHN HoDeK1s; where he is deter
mined TO be constantly furnished with tho
best Liquors & Refreshments that the mar
kee will afford. The dining-room has been
lately enlarged, so as to be capable of accom-
modating at least forty persons and Travel.
ers may rest assured, that every attention
will be paid to have the bed.chambers always
neatly and comfortably prepared for their re-
ception. There is stabling for between for
~ and fifty horses where Two careful aid
attentive Holsters will be always ready 10
wait upon his customers.
J. G.. having taken out L!cence from the
Council Of Alexandria for the sale of Horses,
has t now in his power to attend to the COM
mands Of any gentleman disposed to sell or
purchase.
May IL. colt
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-01
Public Sale.

The subscribers, in pursuance of a decree OF
the County Court of Fairfax, made in a
suit between the executors OF Gen. George
Washington, deceased, plaintiffs, and VII
liam Shehard, defendant; will, on Safur-
day, the l5th day Of June next, between
the hours of eleven o'clock, in the fore
noon, and three o'clock in the AFTER
noon of that day, at the tavern of Captain
James W7iey, in the county of Fairfax,
proceed to sell Tor ready money,
A Tract of Land, situate on
Difficult Run, in the Said county, containing
BY estimation 500 acres, which land is now
in the possession of the said William Shetard.
The land will be laid of in convenient lots
Tor the accommodation of purchasers. On
this land is 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 shillings 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,
Commits sionars.
May 9. cots
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-01
The valuable Legacy Of the Father
of his Country,

OF ms country,
Just received, for sale by JAMES KENNEDY,
senior, Bookseller, King street,
WashangtOn's Katedlct0ry Addre1s.
A beautiful Miniature Edition, embelish-
ed with fine Likeness of that truly great
an, and orAamented with handsome Wig
nette Title--Price IS Cents half bound in
Morocco.
This admirable compendium of eonsasa-
mate political wisdom, from their best friend,
conveyed in style truly parental, should
render it an ineslimable treasure to every true
American; as it must, if acted upon, have
heen an infallible guide to national honor and
prosperity.
The sons Of Greece were animated to he
roic actions by the imprisoned addresses OF
their orators and poets. The sons OF Colum.
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 relique 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 1t into general no
tice at this important crisis, the present edl.
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 1t
is presumed that parents and teachers can
not make a more valuable present to their
children and pupils, than this last bequest OF
their common political parent.
Nav 81.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On TUESDAY, I'd July next, will be sold,
at public sale, for ready money,
A Tract of Land, situated on
the post road leading from Alexandra to Co.
coquan, containing ITO 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 of the
purchase money due by REyxoLD GRIMES
to James irwin A further description is
deemed unnecessary, as persons disposed to
purchase will first view the premises. An
indisputable title will be given for tho land.
Reynold Grimes,
James Irwin.
Nav 25. co
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-01
GREAT BARGAINS.

TIVE subscriber contemplating removal
to the western country, offers Tor sale
the residue of his stock of CABINET WORK
of various descriptions, together with guam
tity of MAHOGANY PLANK and SATIN WOOD
in loas. All of which he will dispose of on
very enticing terms for cash or good notes.
Benjamin Adamson.
April IL. 3taw.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-01

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-
loving 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 br esdth 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 breadth
of FIVE inches, shall be permitted to pass toll
free, for the term Of eighteen ,moDths--alI
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-
spectivc 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, See'y.
December q. law
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The Subscriber
April | /:

Has for sale ct his svarehouse ON Conway's
wharf,
London particular Madeira Wine, IN halt
pipes andauarter casks, fit for immediate use,
from the we'll known houses Of Messrs- Scott
and Co. and Murdoch, Youille, 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
Bristoe drop Shot in bags
Also,
Rd,s on London fer sale at so days, in sums
to suit purchasers
James Patton.
Maya
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TO BE LET.

A two story BRICK HOUSE, on Prince.
street, adjoining to Mrs. Fletcher, with
Kitchen, Stable, and Carriage.house on the
same lot. The tenement will be lei for two
years or any shorter time, and application
for the terms may be made to Mrs. Fletch-
er, who is authorised to contract for the
same, or to the subscriber.
Charles Lee.
MAY g. 3tawlm
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For Sale ON reasonable Terms.

A VALUABLE Piece of LAND, con-
IA tanning One Hundred Acres, lying
immediately on the Leesburg road, Fairfax
County. Virginia, about Ten miles from
Alexandria, and Seven to Georgetown: there
is about Thirty Acres of Prime Meadow
Land, with sufficient supply Of Timber to
support the place. For terms, apply to d.
Minor of Alexandra, or
WILLIAM MINOR,
Near the Premises
April 4. tawtf
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-01

NADER FOR SALE.
We have Just received few hundred W.
of the first quality Nader.
BRYAN Hampson and Go.
dLSO on HAND,
A few hossheads 4th proof old Jamaica
Spirits
Do. Sd proof Antigua do.
40 barrels New England Rum.
& mines London Particular MADEIRA
do. do. do. Tensrifie' s
2 do. old Lisbon, s
do. Sicily Madeira, GO
u quarter casks Malaga
Anew hundred pounds Spanish zote lhu'-
And a general assortment of Groceries OF
the best kind. 5
Also, quantity of Ground Liverpool anu
Lisbon Salt. O
100 sacks 6ne do: containing from Ia
20 Ave bushels each.
March Is.
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r. Gray's List Of Prizes
IN THE
Potomac and Shenandoah Navi-

A'OhSiAAoN ea1iSA SAANA4o1A\AV0iA 4NofA~
cation Lottery.
SATURDAY, 2sth May, 1911.
500 tickets were drawn, among which are
the following prizes, viz.
Numbers 652S & 1898, prizes of $500.
Numbers 1910, sl35, 1928, prizes $50
Numbers 6299, sl72, ls4sl, 1884, prizes
$50.
Numbers 3l2, $40, 1927, 1852, 1909, $3.50
1854, 1888, 1858, 1887, 4ls4, 1926, 6756,
1884, $3.50, 6523, 6273, 1908, 75o6, 1880,
so4o, 1929, 1854, los37, 1919, 1880, 1926
l24o5, 1917, 1906, 1926, 1879, l455l,
1890, 1881, 1898, 1898, 1878, 1881,
1873, 1856, 1919, 1852, le7o2---Prizes
Of Sl2---and 81 prizes ofSlo.
The wheel gained this day -S23s2
Former gain 1926
Total gain S73ls
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, t7ize Of 500 dollars, tie fro
terty Of Col. BvRwELI, Of Frederick county,
Fj1ginia.
May le. St