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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21

From burlington, we learn that the
troops lately at that place had all crossed
at Cumberland Head, with the exception
Of regiment of volunteers, and corbs Of
Light Dragons. The ehemy'5 notilIa had
come down as far as isle la Motto, but re-
tired on the approach Of our naval force.
Extract ofa latter from Burlnrton, (Yf. }
dufcd The ON instant.
ScyerateXpresls arrived al head quar-
ters 10 the after noon and evening of the 9TH
inst communicating the intelligence that a
part OF tue enemy's feet, viz TWO slonss &
i've row gallies had gone up to the Isle Of
Motto. At IL O'Clock the same evening our
fleet weighed and stood down the LAKE in
pursuit. 1t IS cOmpos 9d If four sloops. two
row-gallieS and two sCoWs, mounting toge-
tner 40 guns. The mail carrier from Cum.
berlandhead had just informed ne. that tn,s
morning our feet lay at that place. and
that they had just received Information
that the enemy were then at the r,onth
otChamplain river, few miles lower down.
IL thIs rs the case, an action may be hourly
expected.
" Our army has lef, this place FOR the
north, except one regiment Of volunteer, :
and TWO companies Of Light Dragons. ic
1ecamred last night aud this iwo,ain~
part went by land, and taEt
Perhaps the predictions ofps ,y ".
r. aboui 10 be fulfilled. te iniel, M. 'er
'sgn ,,, 'heE. Our CON, 'ooyenenlq
promised sec ' aod ante, me-, wit his arm
"s "a toHr." '"S
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-28
lane Fl. Slaculr
=:
Boot and Shoe Backing.
JOHNSON

RESPECTFULLY informs the gen
tlemen Of Alexandra, that he has taken
stand near the cornc: Of Royal. On
K,us street, under Mr.. G'ifiith's store,
where he intends carrying on the basl :
neas Of BIac&ing Boots and Shoes, and
Cleaning Fair Tops
Having followed the business II the
northern cities, for sosre tune past, he
Caters himself he shall be able to sise
ebtire satislactisa 10 his employers, IN
respect 10 nea.sess, despatea-and the
excellent ouality of his backing. He
will wait on gentlemen IA the morning
for their boots and shoss, which ne w'h
teturn in the course of the day, or I'M
mediately to those who desire IT. His
mode of cleaning preserves the shape 0,
the boot, and bis blacking sotteSs ana
sIrishcs The leather,
May ls
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-28

asylum, and not TO be under the crse
necessity of abandoning his domaiops
The emperor pronounced dscisively a.
gaipst this step, and did not even deign
to explain himself concerning the pro.
posals, which accompanied the over.
ture.
In such a state Of things, it could no,
long remain doubtfol what part the king
Should take. Forys past he had "a.
criiced every thing TO the preservation
of his political existence now France
herself pats at hazard this existence, and
does nothing to protect it. Russia has
the power to aggravste his m,sfortanes,
and yet generously offers to defend him.
The king cannot hesitate. Faithful to
his principles and his dulles, he Join,
his arms to those Of the emperor Alex.
sndor, changing his System withcu.
changing his OBJ ect. Hehopes, in break.
ing with France and attaching himself.
to Russia, to obtain by an honorable
peace, or by the strength OF arms, the
sole object of his wishes, the indcpan-
dence Of his people, the benefits which
result from il, and the Inheritance Ct
his fathers, the hall OF winch has been
wrested from him. The king will adj
here with all his power TO all the pro-
positions, coutornied to the common
interest of the sovepigns Of Europe, lie
ardently desIrcs that ll,ey may produce
state Of ttings 10 ahiCh ueatcs STALL
be no longer mere traces, IN waich
power may become tie guarantee Gt
Justice, and every one, confi4ing himself
to his natural rights, may be no longer
tormsnted in all tie points OF his exist
ence, by the abuse OF force.
You have hare, siI, what was Charg-
ed to bring to the knowledge Of your
cxcclency. You will please to submit
it to his majesty the emperor. Europe
has behed with establishment the pa
tiencc and long resignation OF nation
once distinguished in the annals Of his.
tory for her brilliant coursss and her
noble perseverance.
Governed at this tim G by the most So.
cred motives, there is not one among
us, who is not resolved 10 sacrifice eve.
ry consideration to the great Interest of
the throne, Of our country, and oil the in.
dependence of Europe; rot one who
would not willingly die in the pursuit Of
thi, noble object, and in defending his
fre-side.
| have orders to repair Immediately
to the king, my august master, with the
Prince de Hatzleldt, the prlyy counsel
Ior of state de Bengus!in, and the persons
attached to the different missions.
have the honor to inlrsat your ex
cslicncy to have the goodness TO furnish
rae with the necessary passports,
| hasten to renew 10 your exec llency,
at tire. ee-,-e-tiru0, tire ASSURANCE of my
high consideration.
(Sisned) KRUSEMARCh.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-28
NEWPORT, Nav 90,

The British army ~ the Peninsula
was stated To have Seen very sitklv; Dut
ewing to the provident measures Il lord
Wellington, Wa. fast rccovc'irg. Tie
trct ch army had been i'll more sick'y
and sill ContiHued <e-l!,e resumption
OF hosullties was, therefore, at the Cp-
ton Of the British. although inferior III
numbers. The skeletons CT many French
regiments had bl Ell narcted to France
be filed up by conscripts for tbs grand
army, and ten men from each OF the o.
tier regiments were drafted to make
subalterns In the new raised corps and
to drill the recruits. Conscrip,s had
been promised to make up these detacn-
ments, but the promise was not perform
cd. The French arnies in the south OF
Spain were receding towards the north,
and the allied forces were advancing and
Occupying the posts as they were eva
cuated.
A meeting at the Common Hall in
London had voted an address 10 the Pin
cess of Wales, congratulaling her upon
her "happy escape from the conspiracy
formed against her honor and life" The
address was to be presented by the
Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Sherif's, &
a dcputaiion Of 100 Liverymen. The
Traveller" Of the Sd inst says, " ad.
dresses will most likely be sent up to
her royal highDcss from mos; of the
towns in the kingdom"
The Brutus has brought dispatches
Tor government from Mr. Bcasely, the
Americas agent for prisoners in Lon.
don.
The passengers in the Brutus state,
thst the war with this country was pc,
pnlar IN England, as to princisic-but
the people were nevertheless ardenlly
DESTROYS of peace with America.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-28
loseph Alandevilie,

(: g. g Y,rs &C., Eo;rf13.-,tysetS,
nCCroS EoD5SAIF ~
nasrp ,yn Rs4AyL,
! rsss.sun powder, i'm
l7oqr. chests ,r;al brson, byson skin,
80 boxes .,a@,bvsob& souchong
u a .ni;,s Coffee
% Ia. N. ,fo,a hmm Seuars
,oEs.Sas ) NJ Or,..ns & Muscoyado
- bhls { su.rars
800 ,hs Penner
nhhas .s,-;l;,o. Mo,asses
n;sa. shalr,nines and 6 ar casks. I. p
R'pI'i'V "''' t'PG 49,
N'@qeirs ,
= Pipes S'sSA,S ~ es'HS
ID qrsc. ,''.o ora = 1'h nc. :, p,rt
o 90 geha'1: oi'
IL pipes hea ea AZ,
: 40 cases ehoice elare'
oatts' ~ nan liPea -Nrce .os,s
SplpeS' han pipSs anu 40 NJ ~
lenente
Is pipes real CoShac nFahoy
pipes Gin
20 puncheons Weft-lndia Rum
Is puncieons aud DO bbls Ne" England
NUN
~ 1o'o 81, I o'Sn A"'
Nv, ', M" I,1 -
W. S"'"S - n.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-28
BOSTON MAY 81.

The French privateer Iuvincible
Napoleon. or the Sd Of April last,
CAPTURED the American brig
Two Brothers. Of New-York, bound
to Lisbon, and RANsomED her for
5000 dollars-and on the 9th, lat.
81. ion. 92. theAme.'ican ship Mount
Hope, Capt. McCobb, Georgetown
Ne. from Charleston for Cadiz, with
a cargo Of rice WHICH SHE OR.
DERED FOB FRANCE +! This
information is given by enc of the
French officers OF the privateer and
by the mate Of the Mount Hope, both
of whom have arrived in town.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-28

Arrived Spanish brig q
Joachim, (asa c9rle I:tT
tc Rico, with us pn'am|
o. which are the crew d d
Rcsamond, lost saTe md
seycrsi distressed .timta !.
sent into tse Brush hllti
off the Capes Of EngI'a
by Admiral Warren, oh,s'
was not bIcckaded buddy
soon it would be The Acs
iag to Bermuda. On ta
Hook, was boa'ded by Dc
and was informed By it'S
Ger, that The port Of N'"'i'
pected( would soon be '.%o
schr. Pearl, and a sms'I I
ed The sane day form. iH
pnnbe. Ann TO sail 10! ~
| ondon aud n YOgs, h
sengcrs in the Ha'w'' ~
Scott, Esq. and family y. i
Caracas, who we've 'io''.I
hours-Also, S. pic'"'@
who were the prize c''" 4.
William, CT Ncw-DD0''-
the General ArHs!r0'E "A
sent into Porto RICE ~ u
the Spanish GOvt,pn's ,.,r,
The Kings party bad r' '.'s,
TO Cavc!Ie, and had deI''''' !
tionistS. en-
E, trcc, al a lst:r jT'r %'i
boz. to lie Edtor : % g. !
I Go,r,.e, Jq,ed Ila q ~ |,
Died Died a, SET Il's u,
inst MIR. F'redericS ho5, ,g.
Of New-York, 10 The go
sailing master in . .hs , ~ bad
Mr.. Leonard VS. 2 y. al
in the attack upon ' Obj !.
NADIA, Oh the 25tn Of 1 ~.
a victim to a Slo'enl u' ,,d q
brought en- BY 's''S''
that expedition. - ,b,ba
He was buried with '''
the ncyt DAY. ,..;,5
Gen. PIKE rSS S''y r,a 4.
and his aid-dc'ca'P3' ~ u vt.
bot, being wen"d'"' ,5ao
they did, in 'be 'I, !, !, , ~
The feet will so'I u
on another expedition
rnrDnn.c4s,s,S;.s':'s,'
We learn that sew; r paa
burnt BY the enemy ., - m
yyednesdsy Ias;-i''D
counuSlcl:s',1,I.
On WEDNESDAY '' n;,s y
slant, a small s !, 20 - 'I bo,ra
i into 'pfii.nkasank ) but N's. ,,' 70
:. o. q that NV"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-28

will be give, ~! the {
we're dror,l., Ute, ter {
in the ;sIe% had uude
sands &C IVY wv Of c bed I
sequence Of i. ''' &
suffered Won, = y = =,
gun shin =. y Gees i.
the SD,r:% I''Nei ~ :. =
JOsepIi So, Mn - =,
ID arrivals 10 q
British b,i, "a .Ne slocI
vaaa for ~. " ss dies
slant. '4Q ! ew,
,Gs;' contain,sa' !, =, /. y
Colonel Anton, ;'et :, =
or of the civ ". ', @ : - =
I nD', Of the ps 70 It,
Gated the STA r%', 'ne
gives a YER, n;, r''' 70
count cf -. "'ait re
city by The Ne,;;l p.
were r.'Fulsed arll,' ~
less of i2CO mcp. 4
ca, and $40 prii,on E, |.
artillery and vara,,, y
y. \ letter has bee, !,
dated al Jan.ir', J b,
which stat, tls,,'s !,
'aie'y seliiossttb,r' b
re cents peril. ssl ! B
20 cents, inroo,r, ;,
news, that The Fr ',5 J.
ed from III, ,Sprs !.
that the poris Of d,
open TO The tre. !,
West India produce.
Arrived RI schcoaDts
ma, Havana, 10 dar 4
morning, eff St Him
a British copper as1
schooner pierced lr,,
having apparently sm
supposed 10 b Ir.ays
not learn her name. Al
St. Joseph, they d.sa,,
schooner inside Of SIN
prlvalecr lnme4ire.,e.
her, but it falling csInd.
to come Up with her, nd
ned their boats ard qra
out' in which tnemal
succeeded, as st- vae
10 be standing oO;,os.
ship arrived Al HaYgsv
ST. JOSEPH 'slIet-J;u
Orleans bound to P-l.gI
raj vessels under SPla
Eee" reesrtiy taktE "a
Nassau, among tsen he,
CalhoIina, from :on rfa
sic had been c!eareIg;s
lars costs, and bDi suN;,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-28
CON w oroiDs

On Wednesa'y nilh w
slant, a small s !, 20 - 'i bs,A :.
family, of Norfolk t 90 ssssas =
into PisnkatsnkS . 1 ri,,r, 70 =
lish feet Of that Nv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-28
BOSTON, May %.

PRUSSIAN NO Tk.
The most important article in the late
French papers, is the following Note
OF the Prnssian Ambassador at the
Court OF France, which has been oo-
ligingly translated for our Gazette
1t is an able and eloquent state paper'
and will prove. higaIy gratifying TO
every lover Of truth and national i 'a
pendence. 4
Corr ofaietter from, VI. de Krusemare6 4.
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sQiifct
At the same time. and while the pla,
ces on the Oder should for long time
have been previsioned at the expcncc of
france, after the emperor had formally
declared in an audience granted to the
prince de HatZfeldt, that he had forbid
den thu French authorities to make any
kind of requisition in the territories Of
the king, the governors Of those fortress
scs received orders totaSe bs open force
in circle of ten leagues, every thing
necessary for their defence, and maine-
nance. This arbitrary and unjust order,
of which also the trouble was not taken
to inform the king, has been executed in
its whole extent, in contempt OF the sa-
cred title Of property, and with ciraunn-
stances of violence which it would be
difficult to describe. Nttwiastardirg
all the reasons. which he had for bresk
ing with France, still the king wished
again to try the sffsct OF negotiation.
He inf,rmed the Emperor Napoleon,
that he would send confidential per.
son to the emperor Of Russia, to engage
hin to acknowledge the neutrality of
such part of Siiesia, as France had &C.
knevlcdged. This was the only mean
left to the king, abandoned, at least for
the moment, BY France, to secure safe
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-28

rHrDrR.c4ssc:.s,.s,sS y y
We learn that ss'i = pa
burnt mt BY the ens" o5,, % ~
,Vednesiay Iast-n''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-24
AMERICAN SQUADRON
On IyEp Ontario

General Pike, 90 iong "a Founders
On her gun-deek, on her poop & fore
castle, commodore Chaunccy, capt. Sin.
cllir.
Madison, "a, principally carronadrs,
captain Crane.
Brig Oneida, is, do lieutenant com.
Woolsey.
Sch.s. Governor Tompkins, long
heayv guns, and carronsdes.
Conquest, ! 81, "a, AUD pound
er.
lIamikan, principally carronades,
Scourgc, 10 carronades.
Fair American, Asp, Growler .Optsrin,
Julien, Pert, each mounting 2 long guns
3a's, 24's or l8 Founders.
Lady Of the Lake, a beautiful pilot
boat built schooner, sails uncommonly
iost, aid carries brass pieces The
squadron is completely manned.
In Sackket's lIa, Dor, 5th Aug. 1873
The Raw en-, mounting 2 long guns /;
the Duke Of G loster, and Lady Murray,
prizes the former undergoing Repair
20 noont 4 heavy guns; tic latter has
been converted int. an Hospital ship
A brig is on tie stocks, wiiEoc launched
in a fortnight. to mount l6 or Is guns.
BRITISH FORCE.
Wolf, 4 10 pound carronades, 2 lcng
a4'., 2 long 1875, Is 50 pound Caro-
nades
R.yal George, 2 long l2's, 20 "a
poun;! csrrnnadas.
Earl MORA, . long e's, Is eighteen
pound carronades.
A now brig JUS, launched, mounting
IA or / s guns.
Schr. Prince Regent, , long 6's, 10
IL pound carronatei.
SImcoe, 10 Carr"nadcs.
Tarcnto, 6 carronades.
S Gau-boats.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-24
Board OF Rea M.
EugnSt IS, 1878.

august IS 1918.
Ordered, Thst the ms,. hsis OF
this Board undertake to scrpinize the
various portions o. the town to- the
discovery OF nuisances. according to
the following ARA: cement.
Alexander Mac K, rZie. east Of FAN :
!aX snd scuth Of Prince st Gets.
VIM, Patton, Yves, Of Fairfax, south
Of Prince, and cast Of Saint A.aph
stress.
Thomas Janney, west of St. Asaph,
and south of Prince streets.
Eryan Han pson. east oil F-iriax be-
tween King and Prince streets.
John Lloyd, vest of Fairfax, east of
Columbus between King & Prince
streets
John Robcrts, west Of Columbus,
6etween King * Prince streets.
A drew mic sen, east Of Fairfsx,
SDtrth Of King stress,
George Den2a!e, west Of Fairfax,
north OF King. AID east Of Columbus
street.
VIM. S Moore, west of Colun,bu
and north of King sneet
JOHN ROBERTS, President.
Angus a
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, Angust "a.
To sHgw
rHs VERY AGE & BODY OF THE TINE
HIS FoRM AND rREs.URh."

The period is approaching when i, Is
I,~obable tie British will he il. the Po:o.
mac again; We may therefore prepare FOR
another alarm in few days. To those
who have no part nor interest in. this
matter, ii must be truly q Iudicrous sight
10 behold the playing Of this most une-
quail gams.-.Tl,e ehemy laughing in his
sleeve, while he is liesurely measuring
out what is melo pas:ime to him; but
is death to US. Every nhoveurent they.
| make (without cent extra expense to
them costs the U. States twice as much
! as our duhe gave the notorious Henry
for the gratifying secret, that the Eosto
mans were so incorrup;ibIe that he dare
not breathe trea,onable sentence to
them-in other words costs us 100000
dollars, besides drag ging our mlitia from
their farms, at the expence Of their bar.
vests and consequent suffering Of their
f,milies These expenses would never
be incurred with indifference, by any but
those who are grown desperate by con-
slant series o! bad luck.
We ask would it not be far more e
economical to take the old hulks from the
Navy Yard and siHk them in the Poto.
mac where the channel is narrow, and
at the same time SO near The shore as to
prevent the enemy raising them. As to
their lauding men below to march into
the District, it zviH nrver be ATTEMPTED
with less than 10000 men, as long rs
one OF Admiral Warrcn's experience
has the command. These hulks Can be
raised again by us, should it ever happen
in TIC course of events, that commerce
might be resumed in the Potomac.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-24
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. le.
ErTract Of q letter. dated
"NEw LONDON, Aug. Is

NEW LONDON, Aug. IS.
e Yesterday morning the Families s
Orpheus being atahchor near the light
house and the wind being light, with an
appearance of its becoming calm, tue
boats fioG, our squadron, iii all Is, wcr.
manned and armed, and proceeded down
the river. On reaching New London,
two gun boats wich are here were got
under weigh and towed out Of the bar
Dor, when snluckily breeze fem the
scu.hward sprang up, and tie gun.boats
were anchored, with the ships boats n
ronnd them, at distance of about three
or four miles from the enc my's vesse!s !;
there. they continued until dark, when
10 favorable opportunity tor attack hay
ing offered, they returned into the h,r-
Dor. Some of the British boats were
manned, bat did not leave their ships,
nor was any movement made by the "a
and lrigste, although the5 could in less
than ise minutes have brought our men
to cieH. The utmost :, ,crlty and ca
gerness for a battle appe' red among our
seamen, and the, same disposition pre-
vailed At the forts. There is a considc.
rable military force here, which will
most heartily cooperate with the navy
whenever an occasion offers.
The United States, Macedonian, &
Horaet, remained at their old station,
FIVE miles above New London. Fron,
this position and means Of defence, aud
from the skill and spirit of the officers &
crews, they may SC, the navy Of England
at defiance. The only sub;c cfregret
is, that they should continue so long 10
active; but even this time will not be
wholly lost. as the crews will be better
disciplined.
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FOR SALE
Tive Negro Women.
Each Of them have two children.
Enquire ofthc PRINTERS.
Argus 81
Gun Powder.
Argus 81

TIE subscribers cffer for sale at the
Franklin Powder Mills near Bladens.
burg and at the Store Of S'ull e Will
ans in Georye,own, GUN. POWDER
Of cvsry description, warranted to be OF
superior quality.
From the great expence and trouble
WHICH they have incurred 10 make their
Powder good, they hster themselves
they will meet withcDcour'genen
= Persons residing IN lbe several COM
ticsil the adjacent states, WHO are in tho
habit of vending Powder, can be sup.
Piled on the most liberal terms. Or.
ders from a distance VII be rnnctuslly
attended to. The Powder carefully put
Np in light casks AID forwarded Without
delay.
Grapson, SfuN e. IYfiHon,s.
Georgetown. Aug. 1870. 3tswlm
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Faaafax Races.

V HE Jockey Cub Races will com
| mence On thursday the '23d de!
u September, over hand'ome course
Thc subscriber feels JUSTIFIED ~ say
ing that, from the great number Q
horses that will be here, there will bs
great sport
On Saturday the 18th. Purse fol
the Gate t;oney, free for any horse
mare or geidins-keteh riders-twt
rounds to heat snd repeat, making ont
and bali miles to the heat. Entrance
10 dollars.
Persons disposed to rent Booths car
do SO by applcationto
John Maadux,
Proprietor ofthe Course,
Fairfax Courthouse, Va. I'D
August 90
PRINTING
NEATLY HxEcJTED AT rHIs OFFICE
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The ever attentive Editors of tho New.
port Mercury, under date ofla.t Mon
day evening, have politely favored Us
with the following:
Further Nrews from SPIN, sc.
Yesterday afternoon arrived here
ship Ltda, billiard. of Baltimore, IS
days from LisboD.--By this arrival we
have received Lisbon papers to the 9th
July one day later than received in Bos.
ton and London papers to the 22d June
In the latest Lisbon Paper is the fol low
ing article not before given: -
LISBON, July 8, 1918.
E1tncf. from an 4.Dicia! DcshatcA from
his Erceilency the Duke Of Vntoria
/ (UkELINs7oN,)a dressed TO his Er-
. eeAeney Lon MIeUzL PRIRA Fog
JAz. from lis H Oar Orcoyeu, dated
26th Junr, 1918
Tho enemy continued his retreat
yesterday morning towards France in
the vicinity OF Pampaluns, on The s.ain
road OF RonceSe'las; he was closely
pursued by our light infantry
| have received sd,ices from Col.
Tonga, u?der date OF The 22d inst in
which he informs me that be had soke
pieces OF artillery from de,ae hment
OF the enemy, commanded by Gea. Folk,
N his retreat from Maudsjar to France.
81 omitted to inform YOU'RE xcellency
in my despatch of the oath inst. that on
the Esd ! d, tacbed Gen. Sir Thomas
Graham to the left. in the direction of
Tolosa, with the object OF exc cuting my
plans in that quarter. BY letter re.
ceivcd fFcm him, dated tie Is b, he in
forms me he ssd arrived ,hat day az To-
less, and that he was opposed there by
oy the erenys corps under Gen Folk
who was ret,eaiing He al.c mentions
The assistance he received from Colonel
L9nga, AID tom two battalicDs of the
army OF Galicia, which Gen Gazan had
stationed there to attack that place.
81 have not yet received official sd-
vices OF the state of operations on the
coast of the Levant; but Gen Nina
wrote me Yesterday that the allied troops
had taken Tarragons by assault.
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Pastry Confectaone, ard Dis
iatltr of Cordial

ESHE Subscriber Intending to re-
< move fiom this town, offers f>r
snIe two small Distiils for Cordial, one
patent Oven, several Utensils belong
ing to the Confectionery and Pastry bu-
siress, and several artie;esfos shop keep
ing, show bottles, confectionery, &c. &c.
II not sold before Saturday they will be
offered al auction.
j. B. JENNET,
Corner Of Fairfax & Prince streets
August - at'
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The Commissioners appointed to SUI.
Tsrm,6iSd the election Of member oil
,,c Common Coprci for Ward Nc. |,
l.a,ing made return Under ;hei, l,ande
md seals, that JoHN GInD was duly c.
'rctcd 10 represent Tie Said Wa,d in
CouEcii, on the Goth Instant: Go there.
lore, rake known tha' tie said John
Gi'd is. duly elected Rerre sentative OF
Ward No. j, 10 The Comnou Council
oil Alexandria.
Given under my hand this twenty
tbirG day Of August. 1873.
CHI: SIMMS, Mayor.
August 80
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PUBLIC SALE.

IN Monday the 5oth day of August
~ next, il fair, if not the next fair
day, will be sold to the highest bidder,
on credi. Of 9 months at Fox's Mill
all the estate Of Ann Fox. deceased, con.
sisting of a number 9f Virginia bora
Slaves, three Stills, Stock Of different
kinds, and other article. toe tedious TO
mention.
MORRISS FOX, Executor:
FaiEfax, July 81 7awts