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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-10
To Rent,

- That large commodious brick
An warehouse, lately occupied by
Esss, George Kincaid; also, the frame
G dwelling house, and store adJoin-
ing. TIE above property is wellsituated tor
the aour and grocery business, will De
reat. law II good tenants, and possession
given Immediately.
JAMES SANDERS0N.
July 8 dtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-10
District of Coiu n,ia, .
alexandria Comtyto WI, 1910
.aprn Term, 'o'''
IN NCERY.
Euanp Tnulnr Cn,nnlainnnf

Evan +. Taylor, Complainant,
Against
Peter Saunders and James Anderson, De.
PENDANTS.
THE defen liant Peter Saunders not hav-
1 ing entered his Appearance and given
security according to the statute and the
rules of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction ofthe court, upon affidavit, that
the said defendant is not an inhabitant OF
this Disrict-on motion of the complain
ant, by his counsel, il is ordered, that the
said defendant DO appear here on the first
day OF November term next, and enter his
appearance to the suit. and give security
for performing the DEGREES Of the court;
aud that the other defendant, James An
derson, do not pay away, convey, or Sc
crete the debts by him owing TO, or the es-
tate or effects in his hands belonging to the
said absent defendant, Peter Saunders, I'M
til the further order ordecree ofth;s court {;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith
published Tor two months successfully in
one of the public newspapers published in
Alexandria; AMI that another copy be post
ed at the front door of the court house Of
said county. A copy.
Teste, EDMUND |. LEE, G.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-10
Rniidin. Lots or Sale.

GUNDRY good lots upon Cameron, Pitt
- and Green streets, on liberal credit, at
reasonable prices to purchasers who would
Luild thereon. For terms enquire OF
VAUDEVILLE y LARMOUR,
October IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-10
Houses. LANDs, Sc.
Eo1s.s and Stores to Rent.


A three story brick house, al Inc
STh corner of King AM Henry streets'
EssN with or without the store ana eel
k ar belonging thereto,
A large store ,ni cellar with three sooo
rooms, adjoining the former ,.,,o -,
A two story brick house ann sore ,,s,o y"
King, between P'trick AMI , ss,.aoo on O..
rerpn street, neaf the theatre.
Atyo story brick house: on Royals,
lately Inhabited by Mr.. Charles Tyler,
.w,,h garden, stable, COW house, ana a
pump at the kitchen door. ...r
". 3. All these houses are suitable TOT
respectable families, and possession can
ne now had at very moderate rents
Also. a small brick dwelling house, on
pr;n.ess n ar Royal, street--pnssession
70 be had sath inst, Enquire OF
VAUDEVILLE & LARMOUk.
July 90 49,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-10
S. Drew. Merchant Tailor,

S. Drew, Merchant Tailor,
Removed from Fairfdn-strest TO the corner
of King and Columbus streets, and
his prices falling
D ESPECTFULLY aCquaints his cus'o-
NJ mers and the citizens in general that
he has removed as above, where he viii
study to give satisfaction. He has by him
a small but well assorted stock of goods,
which will be found on inspection 10 be OF
the best quality, the whole of which he
wishes to sell low for cash, and IS further
inducements to purchasers he offers to cut
out any goods, bought of him to any size or
pattern gratis.
S. Drew aware, of the advantage ready
money business has over one where long
credit is given. thinks that distinction
ought to be made in the prices in each case:
and as the price of provisions are low at
present. he is glad to be able to announce
to those customers who will feel disposed
to pay him ready money for his work, that
he will reduce the price Of making to them
according to the present Journeymen' wa
ges and to prevent any supposed Imposl-
ton on the one hand or dissatisfaction on the
other he is willing to be governed by the
printed regulations of prices by which the
iourneymen are paid in Alexandra.
N. B. Bread. flour, beef, groceries, IL
quors or any thing valuable taken in ex-
change for clothes.
S. Drew has this day opened tavern
in the same house. where he has laid in
a supply of Philadelphia and the district
porter and ale, together with liquors of the
best quality, aud he feels confident that he
shall be able to give Satisfaction to all
who will please to favor him with CALI
He is fitting up his house for the accommo-
dation OF boarders, travellers, sc. and from
its central situation, good beds and stab
ling, together with other requisites, he
presumes that it will he found a convent
emf establishment. may 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-10
TIE Rent,

s-. A convenient brick house, plea
Esf sanity situated on Alfred-street,
NJ between Cameron& Queenstreets.
{.xsl For terms enquire OF
JOIN p. MINNlX,
nna Upper end of Prince-street.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-10
To Let,

ON moderate terms, three story
&TM brick House, i'm central part OF
Esss me town, well calculated for a
$50 private family, or genteei
b14riinr house. Possession given on or
before the first of December next. En-
udire of the Printer. June 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-10

New Glover Seed, Cheese, &c.
Unity bushels fresh warranted Glover
IL Seed
60 casks Goshen cheese
so barrels whiskey
40kegs lard in nice shipping order
80 irkins butter
8OOIbs. Tennessee live feathers
5pipes choice London particular Ma
deira
Murdock s. Co. and March & Cos
brands, which Will be sold low by thepi
or less quantity.
N. B. A general assortment Of groceries
as usual.
VAUDEVILLE & LARMoUR
February 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-10
3Iulston for Sale.

H;n and Dale. April 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-16

striking proofs Of his bravery, he was wound
ed at Lulzen. and had horse slain under him.
He commanded in chief at HsDau, and gained
advantages over The enemy, by some very
skiIful manoeuvers. After the general arrSis
tice, he was appointed TO command the army
of Silesia, and al the head of this fine army, he
gained the battles of Katzbach, the 10th of
Aug. of Wertembourg the Sd Of October, Of
Moeckern the 10th Of Oct. in 1918 BIZ, il
was principally at the battle OF Leipsick, on
the 18Th and 18th Of October Of the same
year, that he developed all the resources Of a
great captain. At length he passed the Rhine
with the allied army on the 1st of January
1914 and commenced that year, SD fertile III
glorious events for the allies. Bucher through
the whole of these scenes, dieplayec force OF
genius, quickness of conception and a wonder
ful rapijily 10 execution. lie was extremely
useful in The events which preceded the bat
tie of Laon, which terminated So successfully !;
and finally iii the attack on Paris which en-
ded the brilliant campaign, that sent Bona
parte TO Eliza. During the affairs of the 100
days when Bonaparte advanced TO Paris
Butcher again ret his companions in arms.
and fought successive and successful engage
ments, till at length the battle Of Waterloo.
crowned bis long and glorious services, aud
suffered him to return 10 the enjoyment of the
bonours which he had faithfully earned, an
which had been so literally bestowed upoi
him. Field Marshal Butcher was adored bl
his army, not only because he was brave
but because he was just and good by lo"l
he communicated 10 his soldiers his own al
dour no general knew better than he how
TO encourage the soldier in the hour Of peri
and 10 inspire him with that bravery and hap
by confidence which conducts 10 victory
He retained in his old age much Of the vgouf
OF bis youth, and all the powers Of his mind
He received az will be noticed al the begin
ming Of This sketch, distinguished marks OF IA
your from different sovereigns in Europe and
that he deserved them, those who have
read the transactions OF the last war upon tia
continent will not be disposed to doubt. H.
was the Oldest officer in the allied army.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-16
BIOGRAPHY.

FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE
BLUcHER is no more-He died at Bresaw, in
Sesia, on the 18th OF September, aged rs years,
months, and 25 days-hsving been in the mill
tary service ID years, and sustained throughout
the reputation of a great warrior.
Mr.. Shirley--l observed the death of Butcher,
an officer Of very distinguished reputation in the
last war Of Europe, mentioned by the late papers
from England | send you sketch Of his iiie-
it may interest some Of your readers. II ha. been
CLEANED from meagre notices, but it may be reli-
ed on correct. W.
GEoRGEs LEBREcHr BLucHrR, Prince of
Wagstaedt field Marshal III the service OF The
King of Prussia, and Cheyaier OF the Order
of the Grand Red and Black Eagle OF Prus
sia, Of the Order of Alexander Newski Ut
Russia, Grand Cross OF the order OF St George,
OF the military order of Nara Theresa Of Aus
lria, Of The order Of ST. Ann, OF Tue Imperial
order of ST. Catherine, OF the order OF the Ser
aphim, Grand Cross OF the cross OF iron, Chev
aier Of The cross of iron OF The first class, was
born on the 10th Of Dec l742, al kostock,
an imperial city OF Germany Butcher com
menced his military Career in the army OF
Sweden, at tue commencement OF the seven
years war during that war he had the mis-
fortune to have his leg broken, and was MADE
prisoner by the PrussIan general Billing. Bel
ling was bilnsel fine officer, and good
Judge of men, he had observed the bravery Of
young Butcher and engaged him to enter the
service Of his master The King Of Prussia.
Butcher remained with Beiing' regiment OF
hussars TO the end of this celebrated campaign
After repose OF III years he again commen-
ced active duty,S' performed the whole cam
pagn of Holland, aud immediately after that
Of the Rhine in 1892, where for most Of the
lime he commanded the advance guard at the
head Of the same regiment, which 80 years
before had made him prisoner OF war. 10
this campaign he was made general, aud
here was laid the foundation Ut his glory. la
1905, he was entrusted by the king, with the
command OF the cavalry and led them IN the
battle OF Auste ritz, where he had horse xii
led under him. He also commanded The gal
iant army Of 1906, which although harassed
by superior forces disputed every inch OF
ground, and yielded at length only after he
bloody battle of Lubbock. lie was taken prs
oner IN this engagement, and was immediate.
ly exchanged for marshal Victor. lie alter
wards commanded IN Pomerania, and acted
IN concert with the king of Sweden. From
the peace Of 1907, to the general coalition ID
1913, he remained with bis family and friends,
uut on that occasion, when Europe put itself
IN arms against Bonspsrle, Butcher returned
TO The army with all the vigour and activity OF
youth Al the bloody battles Of Luzen ana
BanlZen, be was under The command OF gen
eral in Chief Count VIDgenstein, ard gave
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-16

Fire IN B0ston--At p O'Clock on Saturday
evening, The Rope walks at the foot OF the
Mall in Charles Street, were completely in
veloped in flames which, as il is the second
occurrence Of the same nature within month.
Is almost an irresistible argument, tbat.it i
the work of some vile incendiary. We have
not yet heard Of The progress Of The fire The
walks were the property OF Winsow Lewis &.
Co Chapman g. Wainwright, and others
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-16

II seems that Orator Hunt exercises a
Citizens privilege in every townin England
which he pleases 10 visit-snd enjoys the
freedom of speech TO great extent. This
is not the best proof of excessive tyranny in
Englsnd.-How, much more liberty could
be found In the other European nations
Some persons have supposed the distur
Dances at elections in London, were partly
accustomed by their not being freqnent-but
the riots at the choice ola Lord Mayor, an
annual officer, seem no, to supp ort this idea.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-16

The ship Franklin has been engaged TO
convey 900 troops from the Delaware, to
St. Mary's, near East Florida. Other
troops are said 10 be ordered 10 the same
place
Il. LAZARUS of the Army. has received
orders to proceed from Eastpor,, where he
was stationed,) to Boston, and thence to
Mobile, with his recruits.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-16
BOSTON, NOV. IL.

The Prince Regrn, of England has issu-
ed an order, permitting he vessels OF any
foreign nation TO trade between such nation
and the Mauritius Island. provided such
nation open its ports to Blush vessels in
the same trade. The Consuls to certify The
existence Of such reciprocity.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-16

The Virginia In,ellgencer, in remarking
en- Hunts late tiiumphs in London, says
1T Is scarcely six months, We believe,
since this same Hunt was stoned rom West
minister Hastings by the same populace.'
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-16

I eBteFprise Of contiguous settlements. To remedy
the evil, the Convention inserted the artic'r r..
qniring that real estate, whether cultivated or un-
cultivated shall be equally taxed according 10 its
just value.
The superintendent of Senator'S and Representa-
tves Coz the first Legislature, il was apprehendt~
might not owe perfectly equal. The Convention
however proceeded upon the best data in their
possession. and tn them it is a gratifying c GUS
stance, ths,, Il any injustice Is done, it be of
but short duration. An actual census OF the peo.
pie being about 10 be taken the first Legislature
will be enabled 20 remedy such Inequalities, ne
shall De found 70 exist, aud to 10 exact and I'M
partial justice 70 every district, TOW and plantn-
ton,
Ii not thought advisable by the Conveu lion
to cucumber the Constitution BY attempts 40 fix
regulate the sal aries Of # your officers. his
and many other subjects suggested in convention
are subjects Of legislation and left 10 the wis
dom Of your future legislatures.
Such, fellow citizens, are the principal provis-
IONS in the Constitution submit, ed 10 yOn by your
delegates which embrace the material variances
from the constitution, under whicn you have SO
long and 50 happily lived. We say principal pro-
visions, because there are thets, believed 10 he
wholesome and saIutary, which however not
deemed OF sufficient Importance, 20 be particularly
nnaceG in this adfresS.--IU the Constitution itself
we respectfully refrr you. We solicit you once
more 10 weigh well its provisions, -to examine il
as wh'te. II i he not perfectly satisfactory in
ali its parts judge neither considering the differ
ences existing in mems views and opinions you will
be likely 10 obtain one more acceptable Your del.
egates have felt deep responsibility; your appro
hation could fail to be highly gratifying them.
Bat they wish not to bias your Judgment. You
act for yonrseIve, aud your posteritv.
IN bthnf and by order Of The ConrentioH.
WM. T.. PRFRLF.
GEO. TEACHER. Jun.
BENJAMIN AMES,
JOSHUA GAGE.
LEONARD JARVIS, COMMITTEE.
JOHN BuRGTN,
PETER G.. VIRGIN
SIMEON STETSON,
ELEAZER COBURN
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-16

Thursday the End day of December has
heen appointed throughout all the New Eng
land States. as a day Of pubic Thanksgiving
and Prayer
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-16

The Treasurer Of the .Americon Btbie ooca-
efy acknowledges the receipt Of Sl.4oo ~
during the month Of October.-Ihe ITeasnr-
er of the .4g,srcan Education Society has re-
ceived the sum of Sl0I8 ~ during the sare
period.
II is only the pargin IHands that are cpenea
for the admission Of American productions, -
course does not embrace st. Kits, News ana Al
guilla.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-16

WI. p. PRFRLF,
GEO. TEACHER. Jun.
BENJAMIN AAiES,
JOSHUA GAGE.
LEONARD JARVIS,
JOHN BuRGTN,
PETER g. VIRGIN.
SIMEON STETsON.
ELEAZER COBURN.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-16

PORTLAND GIXEYIE.
TUESDAY MORNING. NOV. IS, 1919.

The last accounts from England state thai
Mr.. Bagot. late minister TO this country. ha,
been appointed 10 the court Of ST. Petersburg
and that Mr. Stratford Canning late ministe.
% Switzerland, and cousin to George Canning
Of the British cabinet has been named to sue
real HIM.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-16

The Legislature Of Rhode Island have
passed resolution requiring is member
70 wear badge Of mourning DAYS Tor the
death OF her ci'iz the galIan, Percy, and
requested Benz amin Heard, Esq OF New
port, relative and iHtlmaIe friend of the
deceased, to write his biography.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-31

that Nina is still alive, and has been
able to take and maintain position in
the heart of the enemy's country, and
even seems to threaten Mexico itself, it
is but too apparent that the people want
to change their form of government, and
cast off that under which they have so
long groaned. Never was there more
propitious moment for ehecting their
purpose--ado!cd to the entire indepcn-
tence of Chill, and Buenos Ayres; the
liberation of Peru, and Venezuela; the
successful operations oftho Patriot arms
in New Grenada, and the Banda Orien-
tai; the Spanish government, as every
day more clearly evidences, is bankrupt
in national character as well as funds
should Mexico and Texas unite in
the great cause, the consun1matlon otthe
independence of all America will be
soon and certain.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-31
FROM THE LOUISIANA HERALD, JUNE s.
GENERAL MINA-ALIVE!


We learn from a friend of ours lately
returned from the province of Texas, the
following circumstances relative to gen.
Nina. The intelligence was obtained
by our friend from one of the two young
men, the only survivors of the unfortu-
nate colonel Perry's party, and who
were pardoned on condition that they
would join the army of Spain, which
they did, and were marched to Monte
ray, from which place he had just arriv-
ed. While at Monterey in the month of
November last, he saw and conversed
with one of Mina's 'lieutenants, then at
that place as spy. He was dressed
like peasant, and sent by Nina to OBJ
tain accurate knowledge of the situation
of the place. He stated that after Nina
and Perry separated, that Nina " ent into
the interior where he succeeded in
taking possession of several strong and
important situations-that he still held
possession of them-was then about to
take place called Sacatecas--that Mi
ma had more than 5000 men, and arms
and ammunition in abundance; that he
gained ground constantly, and maintain
ed his positions. This young man had
been sent to Monterey, by general Nina,
to confer with two priests who are his
relations, in facilitating his views there.
He had an engagement and succeeded in
defeating a regiment, the commander of
which came into Monterey with his re-
manning force and stated that his loss
was great. The young man (Adamsl
made his escape from Monterey late in
November last, in company with two
Spanish soldiers, both of whom are now
in the neighborhood of Natchitoches,
and confirm the existence of Nina; and
state that nearly all the troops of Monte
ray are out against him. If it be true
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-31
EORENGN.
NETWORK, JUNE 10.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

BY the fast sailing ship Canton, arrived
at this port, English papers have been
received to the 18th ult.
Cotton, sc. was not only in demand,
but was a fraction higher than at our
former advices. There had been no re-
cent failures, and commercial confidence
was reviying.
In the house of commons the Sd, Mr..
Grattan moved for a committee to con-
slider the state Of the laws relating to the
Roman Catholics; also, oaths and de-
clarations 10 be taken by them in order
to the enjoyment of civil offices and the
exercise Of civil functions. The motion
was negatived by majority of only two,
24l for, and GAS against it.
In the house of lords the l til OF May,
lord Lansdown moved for copies OF all
communications which had passed be-
tween the English government and the
United States respecting the conduct OF
the American forces in the Floridas, and
more particularly respecting the trial
and execution of two British subjects by
order of the American general Jackson.
Lord Liverpool, in reply, said, that the
Florida cession' was a subject which the
English government had nothing to do
with; Spain had right to cede any part
of her possessions she pleased, without
the interference Of any foreign govern
ment. With respect to the affair of
Arbuthnot and Ambrster, although he
censured the conduct of general Jack
son, those persons had no right to the
frotection Of their government, Dthey
7yokuntayiiu embarked in war against
any state vtth 7vaicA their o7vn govern
-ment zvas at heace. The motion was
negatived without division.
london, May 8.
The report of the Bank Restriction
was last night presented to the house Of
lords by their committee.
Cash payments are not, under any
circumstance to be resumed in less
than four years.
1t has been stated to us by private
friend Just returned from Paris, that the
emperor of Russia and king of Prussia
have intimated to the king of Sweden,
that he ought to quit tile Swedish
throne; the emperor having at one time
offered him in lieu thereof govern
ment, and six millions of revenue. 1t
is affirmed that Bernadotte has acted
with degree of intemperance towards
the king of Prussia, and that the emper-
or has at last returned him several let
ters unopened. The ministry at Paris,
it is then stated, has sent general Hulot
to Russia, to intercede for the king Of
Sweden.