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January 30
Fall N6adom Cat Seed.

/ HAVE about 100 Bushels OF the Seed
of the Fall Meadow Dat tor Sale at 3 dollars
Der bushel for small quantities or 2 dollars
and half for any quantity exceeding ~
-tg..alels have found this the Earliest ana
had experience Of ana eygAsfE4ls Il Il any nave
ly valuable for Mich Cows and Shesr. : 7
the latter it will afford good pasture all the
winter, if permitted to grow uninterrupted III
the Fall Months.
w. II. Foote.
February IL. 2aw4w-
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Orphans court,

Alexandria County, Jan. Term, 1912.
ORDERED, That the administrators o. Z
pHRA1m MILLs, deed, do insert the following
advertisements three times lii each week tor
SIX weeks, in the Alexandria newspapers,
cany Test
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70 HIRE,
PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue ola decree Of The United Sta1es'
Ciresit Court Of the District OF C01uno,a'
held at alexandria, sviH6e e,rfosed 20 o4te'
on the 7th day Of March, :
A Piece of Ground, situated
on Fayette Alley, in the town of Alexandrla-
beginning at the distance OF 90 feet lrotii tlo
intersection of Union Street & Fayette Alley'
and running on the said Alley 48 ieet-thence
North rs feet inches---thenee West 80 leet
thence South Is feet 2 inches-thence TO
the beginning Terms of Sale and months
for good endorsed notes, negotiable at the
Bank of Alexandria, and a deed OF trust On
the property.
The Commissioners.
ELr ee cots
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An Prizes, of Cash or Tickets, subject to
deduction of Is per cent
500 Tickets to be considered one days
drawing.
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dolisrs PAYABLE in Tickets in the Sd Class.
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3. 500 dollars of each of the Prizes of55ooo
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500 dollars of each of the first 6 drawn
PRICE Of 1000 dollars each, (aot stationary
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The Tickets constituting Prizes 10 this
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the next lowest fer the 9TH day, and SO on
until The 10 prizes are drawn,
Purchasers OF 100 Tickets, or more, to be
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draWsng of this class, for notes with approx
ed intorsers
All Prizes not demanded within - months
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sidefed as given up for the benefit OF the
Iaoltery.s
prizss OF 10 dollars drawn In the First
Glass, will be rcceisedin payment of tickets
in this Ciass.at IL dollars; bsing deduc-
non OF Is per cent. only.
The Managers of the Potemack and She
nandoah Navigation Lottery having COM
s-.s-sss..al-Sshe FIST class, they
which has given stimulus to the Improve
meat ct the nav cation o. those livers, that
prornisc7 - speed completion OF chat useful
work oGev this scheme to the public un-
der wei founded expectation that it will
meet with their approbation and support,
particularly CT al Immediately Interested in
making those rivers nayigable at all seasons
CHARYES SINiMS, Presidens,
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Potomack and shenandoah Ma
vigation Lottery.
By authority offde STATE Of Maryland
5 SCHEME or. ALOTTERY

For improving the Navigation OF the Poto-
mack and Shenandoah Rivers.
SECOND Class OF 10000 TIeKETs.
4 Prize of 10000 dollars, is 10000
do. of $4,000 dollars, is $4,000
do of 10. 600 dollars, is 10000
do. Of 5000 dollars, is 10000
10 do. of looTickets in this ,oooo
Class each, is, at 10 dollars.
81 do of 1000 dollars each, is $1,000
90 do. of 500 dollars each, is 10000
a do of leo dollars each, is 400
loo do. of so dollars each, is 5000
: 1880 do. of 10 dollars each, Is $1,000
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Bookseller, Alexandria
s~p Purchasers are requested to remem.
Der that an engraved label, with the signature
of Hannah Lee, widow of the late Richard
Lee, Jun. Go counterfeit which is te'ony) Is
affixed to each OF her genuine Medicines
HANNAH LEE.
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Just Published, ~
T., col. 5y RO2ERI Ghhf

T0f N0kC w Nv st SourCcs
An account OF Expeditions TO ,'S western
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When conducted through these r. .Os wear
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District of Columbia,
County Of Aleraudria--t0 zvlt
The defendants Alexander

Walker and Sous and Company, not having
entered their appearances al,d given security
according to the statute and the rules OF tins
court; and it appearing to the satisfaction OF
the court, upon affidavit, that the said deien-
dants Alexander Walker and Sons and Com
pspy, are not Inhabitants Of this district: on
motion Of the said compliments by their
counsel it is ordered, that the said defendants
Alexander Walker and Sons and company,
do appear here on the fist day OF July term
next and enter their appearance to the SUIT,
and give security for performing the decree
of the court; and that the other deferdents
Adam LYNN and Chrles Slade, do not pay a.
way, convey or seCrete, the t2ht5 Dy them
e.. or -eHeCts IN tneIr
hands belonging to the said absent defen-
dants Alexander Walker and Sous and COM
pany, until the further order Or decree OF
this court and that COPY Of tbs order be
forthwith inserted in one of the public news
papers published in this county for two
months successfully, and that another copy
be posted at the front door Of the courthouse
of the said county.
A copy Test,
G.'Deneale, c.. C.
February Il 2awsm.
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FJR SALE,
T B
law
August IS
or 20 BE LEASED FossyER, sUB3Eca

Or 20 Be LEASED F0RsTER, SUBJECT
re ANNUAL GROUND RENT,
CUNURY LOIS in me Town OF
- Warrentowh, laid of at fauqmer
Cos-t-House. Yirginia, aud In orpo'ai-
81 nv = hate act of he Legislature -
yyarrsntcwn is situate at the extrem-
inv of an c!eva;e,. ri'..;.. which sepa-
rte the waters flowing into the X, p
pahannock River on the one side, ana
into Po,omacRivcr OH the otner--a '1ut
fGy mites from Ale Na,dfia and W ASH
inpton--the lands near it are ;er lie, a" d
the county os fauqaier Is rich improV-
ins I'm aeri.ul ure, and is thiChiy set
tied with substantial and res ertsb'" 'r-
bsb,tan,s Such is is character fer.
healthiness of climate, that turing tee
.cE,v season on the Rivers, II isla place
of retreat for Vsli'udinarians an l,or-
sons careful oftheir health. 10 meeha-
MES who are disposed 20 be industrious,
Warren.own offers good opportunity
of meeting with constant employment
For terms apply to the subscriber
who will attend at Warrcn;own during
September, and who resides in Alexan-
dria.
Charles lee.
September 4 lawet
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-22

suppose was destroyed by these .va7t
crowds" for the Bulletin adds, " sn..-
Their has been established for an equ.l
number If ra,ioas." 1t is probable that
the iact will turn ont to be, that when
. the Russians retired, carrying awsy os
destroying their magazines, and laying
waste tie country, the inhabitants on tho
banks cfthe Villa, driven to desperation.
by want, rose in body, andrushed int
Villa, to endearour to relieve tkeir nc.
ccssities.
The Bulletin, as we have already said,
brings down,tae military operations on
ly on the 4th. We ate therefore able
to supply later Intelligence There are
accounts from, Riga CT the 9th. Tie
French had employed the 4th and sth in
collecting and refreshing their troops,
which had been mach f4,igued by the
previous movements. On The 9th, 1gu-.
raf, whose division, principally cavalry,
forms the advanced guard, was to be at
Vidzi, beyond Swcatzian, on the direct
road from Wilma 10 the Dwina Bsgra-,
ton, Plafosv, Docta,osv, and in short,
AL the Russian corps had safely reached
the DNina--and there they meant 10
NIKE q stand. cad syat for lhe French.
They have strong camp between Kres-
lay and Drouya, each flank of which is
defended by lysie. Dina5urgh is also
fortified. i.was'rSpccted at Dinabursh
t.:s: 5aNla wcn,d be fought OH he S;h;
but person had reached Riga. on the
msrnrg ot the BIB, from that place, with
the intelligence that very heavy Car
nonadc had boen heard there on the 9TH.
The result was not known.
1t isnot improbable that the Gotten
burgh Letters may be correct, which
stated an action to have taken place at
Poloizk, for it was there that Pogrotian
and Piat0zv would in all probability cross
the Dwina, and an action may have ta-
ken place with pprt of the French at
tempting the passage of the river at that
point.
Admiral Nartin, one Of the most ac-
tive and l.telligent officers in our SER
vice, is at Riga, assisting the Governor
in strengthening and improving the for
tificatious of the City. He has been re-
ceived with the greatest respect and at
tcntion by all ranks OF people.
1t is true, VIC bear, that the GRAND
SEIGNoR has refused to ratify the trea-
ty of peace with Russia an event to be
deeply lamented under the present cir
cun,stanccs. But the Russian Govern
ment do not mean, we understand, to
increase their force in the Turkish ter
rilo:ies, or TO prosecute any active onr-
rations against the Turks. The Turks
arc not likely TO carry the war into the
Russian territories, and the Russians
will rather retire entirely from the
Turkish dominions, than weaken their
force against Suonata'te.
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From the London Courier, .alsg. h.

The scene Of the battle near Sa-
lamanca. will surprise our readers,
who probably expected it to be-
fought near Valladolid. But it is
SAID that Lord Wellington purposely
rctreated frem the Southern Bank
of Tie Douro. Marmont being 50
strongly posted on the other side
with considerable quantity of can
non, OIL the heights which command
the plain. in which the troops must
have formed after crossing the Dou-
70. NIarmont, upon Lord yelling
tons retreat, conceived. it is said,
that it was his Icrds!ip's real inten-
ton to proceed towards Madrid. and
that he was only rctreating to de-
ceive him with respect to his real
views. MarmGnt accordingly mass
ed the Douro, and followed his
Lordship 10 the neighborbood of Sa-
iamanca, where our army brought
him to action. with what splendid
success the Corunna Gazette has
shewn.
a private letter from Corunna
adds. that the Spanish troops who
had Joined our army behaved with
the greatest steadiness and courage.
= There has been no general affair. 4
but some severe conflicts betweenihc
Russian rear guard and the French
advanced guard. In one ofthese se-
veral squadrons of French cavalry
were vigorously repslsed. The Rus
slams retreat. as they state. accord
ing to preconcerted plan. and they
had already. at the date of the last
accounts. formed a junction between
their principal corps. They infer.
that Bonaparte.in consequence Of the
plan Of operations unexpectedly "a
DOTTED by his adversary. has been
forced to change his plan. Indeed
the complaints in some Ok the French
Bulletins .at the Russians would
not stop and give him battle, Prev
ed that lie had expected ard wished
that they wonId have attempted to
defend the passage ofthe Nicmen. or
their position at wilma. in which !.
ease il they had been defeated, no
hoped to cut off their retreat to the
Dwina. "I'he ground we abandon
ed" says one Of the Russian Bulle-.
tins. would have been most adyan-
tageous for him in the event of a q
BATTLE" Hence Bonaparte wished
they would give him battle, and
hence his petulenee at their not
to comply with his wishes.
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sHERIFFALTY.

A r the request OF many respecta-
~ bic friends, I offer myself TO m!
felIow.citizens of Charles County
for the Office Of Sheriff. al
.ennl;ng election; trusting that my
toslsdge ofths businessWni enable m,
Me the duties ,hereot vita iasf
. Sc'i,s. Should be 40 forta
~, ~, the object OF ,vcur chl;c'
IN e"s0 to eviace nv gratitude
my duty.
Johhc. Reeves.
Apfil so
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-22
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %.
NOTICE.

TN conformity to resolution oil the
II Trustees oil the liay Market AGA
temy, Oh the 22a uiiimo, appoin1Ds
q committee 10 prspars system OF Ke-
gulations to be prescated to the Said
Trustees for tt,eir consideration, Mt =
meeting to be holden at Greens ID
yern, in the said town, ON the first Sa-
tnrdey in October next-Notice IS
hereby given, that meeting Will then
and there take place, at which the at
tendance of tue Trustees is most car
nesily requested.
Z. Brooke, Sec ry.
September II dtSO
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-22

ilagS at Tie mast neau.-A COMPANY
Of about i've hundred, Of the most
respectable citizens of both parties
moved from the Exchange Coffee
house. to Fanuil- Hall, at about half
past three O'Clock, in the following
order. under the superintendent OF
Francis ). Oliver, Esq. as chief
Marshal.
ORDER OF PROGRESSION.
Aid Chief Marshal Aid
G. Bethune F. ]. Oliver R. G. Shaw
Committee of Arrangement.
Music.
Marshal, } President oftbe : Marshal
G. Sullivan s day sscapt Hull ) J Mcgee
Vicc-Prcsidents.
Officers of the U. States Navy, secord-
ing to seniority.
President Adams and Hon. Mr.. Gore.
Members of the Hon. Council.
Judge Benson, and Hon. Mr.. Quincy.
President of Harvard College.
Reverend Clergy.
Judges of the Federal and State Courts.
SelecCmcn of the Town OF Boston.
Gen. Boyd, and other Officers OF U.
States Army.
Other Invited Guests.
N. Appleton. Marshals. n. Hale.
Subscribers to the Dinner.
A. Everett. Marshals. p. Upham.
The Hon. John Coffin Jones, was
the President Of the day; the Vice
Presidents were the Hon. Samuel
Dexter. Hon. H. &. Otis. Iris
tram Bernard, Esq. James Perkins,
Esq. George Biakr. Esq. Col. Da-
MEL Messenger, Hon. Daniel Sar-
sent.
Want Of room obl;ees US to omit
the particular description Of tho de-
coraticns of Fanuicl- (which
we hope to DC able to insert OH
Thursday. The ornaments however
were strictly naval. and confer great
credit upon The taste osCoi. Sargent
who superintendent aad DESIGNED
them. The dinner was excellent,
we'll served, and well attended: and
WAS prepared by Mr.. JoEcs Of the
Exchange Coffee House. After the
dinner was concluded, the iol'owin"
sentiments were pronounced, and re-
ceiYed with universal appreciation.
REGrIAR ToAsTs.
4. The American Nationality
danger from abroad ensure Union
at nome.
2. The President of the United
States.
5. The Governor Of this Com
monwealIh.
4. Our infant Nayy-Wc must
nurture the young Hercules in his
cradle, if We mean to profit by The
labors ofhis manhood.
). The Victory we Celebrate
An irrefragible piocf, that we are
able to defend our rights on the o.
eean.
6. A speedy peace with the coun-
try OfOur ancestors, and uulil that
event. a contest SO conducted as not
to Danish the recollection Of past,
CIR the hope Of future friendship.
7. No entangling AIiiance-We
have suffered the injuries and insults
Of despOtism with patience, hut its
friendship is more than we can bear.
s. Tue gallant frigate Constitu-
tion-Nha tever disasters may hap
pen TO her spars and rigging. VIC are
certain she will always remain safe
and sound in her HULL.
TIE Hon. Chairman then prones-
ed the following sentiment" The
memory Of the gallant BusH-Gar
teaas IKE cur joys, come from the
heart"
9. The fourth Regiment Of Infan-
try-The alor and discipline which
saved our army from the furyof sava-
ges. are crowned with laurels, which
cannot wither.
10. The Officers and Crews of
our little fleet-A galaxy Of talent
and courage LET their country af-
ford the means and OCCASION, and
= 49,
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

ID AN away, some line in Decem-
IL her last, Negro Woman named
TREACE, IS or 80 years old Ola w.
ny dark complexion, and when spoken
to, is anxious to make herself appear
very polite ; ore Of her eyes is weak,
accustomed by having sore eyes; on
the back part of her neck are scve-
raj scars by having seatons there.
This woman has an extensive &C.
quaintanCe in Charles con aty, Mary
land, and from her extreme arr have
no doubt she has acquired them in
Prince Georges county, w sains ton
city, Georgetown ard 'iexagdlia. Mo-
long since SIZE was In PIscstswa;', AMI
had changed her name 70 JENNY. AM
few weeks ago she WAS IN Tcnley
Towns GEORGETOWN AID passed by
the name of Many SHORTER it is
believed she has pass o6tainc1 hom
a woman OF that n.me, WHO had one
from the Clerks Ofhce of Charles
County. She wss at hozier's ferry rot
long since and appiied.to Mr.. Davis
to purchase her. il is presumed she
is ,nrkipg about some of the above
places at this TINS As to her cloth
inu IL is deemed unnecessary IL men
ton them as she has probably chang
ed them,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-22
From n Lond>n C>urier, July 27.

The las ench Bulletin, though tIa-
ted from VIVA, on the 9Th inst. brought
down the Enep2tions of the differend
divisions tc French army only to the
4th inclus$e
Or that the four principal corps
under WlN, Flcttngrn, Reggie. ard
FckmnM We at Swentziani, Naliatoni,
Avanta, ars tcknea. all sufficiently near
10 co-oPeraewith each other. Each of
them had 81 e much cut up and harrass-
ed, particAay EckmuhPs. which had
been in pu'H't of the Russian General
Doctoro~, W appears to have made
most nastetlyetreat, and to have occa-
stoned the Mfmy considerable loss in
the dlfferenEaliens fought with thcm in
his retreat. Ehey gave up The pursuit
OF him at owE and were thus defeated
IN the desls cutting him eff from the
Dwina- MFaharfe's cavalry must
have been tdly reduced. for he CON.
sesses that sssai thousand horses, Sc
Nveral tbonss persisted by the cold.
1t is probah' lat OF this number. no
small qusnptkdd offatigue in the pur.
suit OF DoeioYr Baeration and Pla.o7v.
or were cut III those Russian Gene.
rails. We arr at a loss to account
for the EXPIRE v in the last Bulletin
"that the suoy Of wilma suffered by
the vast crow people that rushed
into them DUR the continuance of a
tempest. lh4lxt sentence is athere
was Russian barstus there lin the
suburbs) for eq b raions." This we
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-22

More thick the volumes pour:
Still they ride, side BY aide,
While the BELIEVING tbunders roar,
While the cannon's FIRE is flashing
fast,
Z And the believing thunders rear.
WIN lulls Rritannia's thunder,
That vak'd the wat'ry war!
WHY stays that gallant Geurriere,
Whose strean,er wav'd so fair!
TIA, strea.ner drinks the ocean
wave
That wsrrior's fight is DER!
Sill they ride, side by side,
While Colunbia's ,hapders roar,
While her cannoh's FIRE is flashing
FAST
And her Yankee taunders roar.
Hark Ills the Briton's lee gun!
Meier bolder warrio. kneepd!
And rc'sr to gallant mariners,
Did braver seanen yield.
Proud be the sires, whose hardy
boys,
Then fell, to fight no more {; ,,
With the brave, mid the wave,
When the cannons thunders roar,
Their spirits then shall trim the
~ blast;
And sw I'll the .hunder's roar.
Vain were the cheers of Britnns,
Their hearts did vainly swell,
Where virtue, skill and bravery,
With gallant NORRIS fell.
That heart so well in battle tri'd,
Along the Moorish shore,
Again, Ger the main,
When Columbia's thunders roar,
Shall prove lis Yankee spirit sue,
When Coiunbia's thunders roar.
Hence be our floating bulwarks,
Those caks our mountains yield;
'Tis mighty Heavens plain decrec-
Then wake the wal'ry field
The oceans farthest barrier then
Your wi.iSnnins sail shall pour;
Safe theya! ride, DER the tide,
While Cdumbia's thunders roar,
While her cannon's fire is flashing
fast
And her Yankee thunders roar.
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Thomas Burgess.

Charle. County, State Of Maryland.
y. B. All persons are heteb. ior-
warned from harborirg o" emplo'i II 8
the above described Negro Woman'
at their peril, OF uader the seYerest
penalties of the Law.
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August IS ia"