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PRDIGRPE


PEDIGREE.
SIR ARCHY wa gct by o'd D;omed OUT OF
Castanra-Slie wa7 foaIdei III he year I7g6.
and imported from England b. John Tay.oe, esq
N me year l799-She wa gotten by ne P ioce
OF Wa es's re ebrlttd house Rockingham cut oS
Tabuhas by T'entham Sud Boob page 3I3 -
her ersndam By Rosphorus; he. g,.ndani AZ
.wn sister to Grecian Princes, e. Fores,er--
Coal ion Colt, son OF the God phin Arabian
Bustard Lord Leigh's Charming .ioil,. b. 81.
cond Uhe best son Of Chhder liter can, Mr.
Hanger brown mare, by Stanyard's Arabian.
out of Gypsey, by King Williams n, tongue
Barb IKE ESQ, from royal rare.
When JUST precedence is allowed those two
unrivaed horses, I'D Diomed, and Rockingham,
of me turf will readi'y ADMIT The superiority OF
his blood to any horse of the present day.
PERFOR 4nANCES.
1909, SbYisg 1Zeetiag-iie won the annual
axes az fairfield, ,hree mile heats five subscli-
bers, 100 doiisrs each, play or pa bsating win
g'eat ease Mr.. Mosby's tAlaiox, Mr. Hoomes's
Tom Tough and TWO Others.
Same Season lie maze g,eat run al Hegy
Ma Ike ics me 10 key CLUB ~ Sc ! ruc hcats,
eviden y in baa o,der, beng beat ony few
feet hy Col. Seiden's Wrang .ef-eisht ar,eds
Wrllg!er hr.t--Sr ATchy second.
Same Season lie won the Jockey Club
Por;e a WillIamsb rough " e. WIN great
ease, when Du one would START against niTn
49, 9, Fail 1IeefiAg----- RE won me Jockey
Club Pu,.. Ia, heidJ miie ueats, upon u "a q
pull, bea.ine qu' ca ily Mar. W4rson's Wren-
gier, and M Mosby's az.
Same Season--de won he Jockey Club
Pulse &C New Market d mile heats. wisu gseat
ease. beaJng MIR w ms Gsatin, and Mr..
Hsndgen'5 uiti
Same Seas0a---He won the Jockey Club
"A n a mile Ho. s....
with case general Carey B..nk, by O.
tizen, WHO md been six tune. winner. and re.
yer beaten before.
TIE subscriber has set apart Tor such mares
a; may DC sent 10 SIR ARCBY, two ields of
more than v,o hundred acres each We .en-lcs.
| Il. and cont aiming each one hundred ADD f p.
cres of river igU grounds vel Sc 10 Ware 70
and Other ma ufa grasses. Corn and us,s viii 90
! fcd 70 mares ~ such quantities as ~ ,4f.,l
] may direct, ~ be paid TO- al ric ne, .nb f1O q
| pric", when the macs are AIKEN away. 5e,ge y
1 board gralis unless lhey ismair with tne ma e. -.
10 which case, one shilling anu ID 3 Gay g.' %
| required Mr. Dayie, who owns tie horse a.J
/ stood him the last season, sta'es that b.. lus
mare bad failed TO his knUwlcdgs, aud srs vas
more IhA twenty years Od---.V thet 5ir A.ciy
ma justly be called sure foa ge,ier
I The high Mood and cernmAn ing GsuFe Of Sir
Archy. t-ge'hsr with his vel known ptrl,r1l.
| 5ncfs on the turf ought 70 recommend man 20
all tne spoGs0en. and having de,er,oin.l 10
give M attention and pastures 70 s.uls, &c. he
public 1ay be well satisfied thar the create. Al.
tcnjion shali be paid u mares sen, 20 ny care
Dut viii sOt be answe,ahis 90 accidsnt. VI eJe
! cspes.
GEORGE EVANS
Oakland, Ian. 81, 1911 oaN4,dscaf4t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25
Moniteur.

One of the letters received by the
Fox, from France, mentions that the
Empress had been delivered Of a son.
(U. S. Gaz.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25
March 49,.

STRAYED from the Subscribers farm,
y near the Bowling Green, about fort-
night since, an old
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25

DIED AT an advanced age, o
Mouday orning last, MRS HESIEI
MILLER, OF tn $ city.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-15
N O T / C. E.

|T1HE Portrait and Miniature PAINTING
Room at Mr.. Guy Atkinson's, or FAR
FAX street, is now open for the reception OF
|Setters every day in the week, between the
|hours of ten and two, excepting Saturdays
which are entirely dedicated to to the Admi-
|rers Of Liberal Arts, whom the Artists partl-
cularly invite to the above place; where the
|likenesses of several persons taken here are
Ito be seen.
Price Of L,keaesses are Ga follow, Viz.
For Portraits in Bust, 60 dollars.
For half size Portrait, 50 dollars.
For Miniature, IS dollars.
October &
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-15
Aduertlse Mcnt.

PURSUANT to deed of trust from
i .dndreu Jaaieson, and Mary his wife,
to the subscribers, will be sold at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on Saturday the
twenty sixth day of this instant month, Oc-
tober, a WHARF and WAREHOUSE, in
the town of Alexandria, and bounded as fol-
lows, viz :-.Be ginning at the southeast
intersection of Union and Queen streets, and
running thence southwardly with Union
street, fifty feet-thence eastwardIy, with
line parallel to Queen street, into the RI
yer Potomac--tbence northwartly, with q
line parallel to Union street, fifty feet to
Queen street-thencs with that street to the
beginning. A credit of six, twelve, eight
cen and twenty-four months will be given
the purchaser, on his giving his notes nego-
table in the bank of Alexandria, with an APP
proved indorser, in four equal instruments,
and g deed oftrust on the property, to secure
the payment of the same.
JAMES KEITH, sen.
JAMES KEITH, jun.
October s. dts
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IOuN G.. LADD,

|,rss for sale, no7v lanGiag from schooner Ed
gle, Cah!. Ha7oes, from Boston,
2o5 bags heavy Sumatra Pepper, entitled
ko drawback on expectation.
so barrels MuscoVado Sugars
500 ,ea,ns Writing and Wrapping Paper
= tons Plaster PARIS
~ STORE,
A Qeautity OF Liverpool coarse & hne Salt
en sacks.
Mould and dipt Candles, Sherry Wine In
|cparter casks, Whiskey, and Cider Vinegar
BIN hogsheads and barrels, by IL, 8 by AZ
land 10 by 70 Window Glass.
100 pieces Russia Sheetings.
6 boxes Irish Linens, sc. sc.
! September Ia
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-15
PUBLIC SALE.

Pursuant to Decd of Trust from Thomas
White Junr. TO the subscriber, will be sold
at Public Auction, ON the premises, Tor
cash, on Wednesday, the 3oth inst.
A LOT of GROUND, with q Dwell
LING HOUSE thereon. situated on the
north side of Cameron street, at the distance
of 80 feet 5 Ia inches from Royal street,
extending in front on Cameron street Al ieet
2-s inches, and running back II feet IN
caes, subject to dover.
/. P. Thompson.
October 10 dts
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-15
Another Lot Of Ground on
. October 8
&c Negr0es .zuQnted.

4 5 Negroes 1OGnted.
) SOME likely young NEGROES, between
10 and IS years OF age, are wanted to pur-
Black smiths. woman VINO I'M
aerstands house business and is good seam
stress, are waited, for which the most iihe-
rsl prices will De given. Any person wish
ms. 10 sell, viii please 70 apply to MIR wash
Sogton, keeper OF the Washingt on tavern.
4 August IS
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-15
October 5.
Under a Deed of Trust

Under Deed Of Trust
From ANDREw JAMESON and Mar his wiYe
TO the subscriber, ~
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On the premises, on Saturday, the Goth of this
present month of October, the following
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
IN THE TOWN OF ALEXANDRIA, TO WIT
APIECE ofGROUND, lying to the west
ward of Union street and northward of Prin-
cess street, beginning on the east side of an
alley, running in direction parallel to Water
and Union streets, lightweight feet seven in
ches and an half to the northward of Princess
street and upon the line of Hepburn and Dun
das, and running thence eastwardIy with their
line, and parallel to Princess street to Union
street, thence northwardly with Union street
ffty-two feet three inches and three quarters
of an inch, thence westwardly with line pa
rallel to Princess street the length of the first
line to the said alley, thence with the alley
fifty-two feet three inches and three quarters
of an inch to the beginning, being moiety Of
the ground conveyed by John Allison to the
said Andrew Jameson and Robert Anderson,
which hath in the division been allotted to the
said Jameson. Also, an undivided mo;ety of
PIECE of GROUND, conveyed by Joseph
Riddle and James Dali to the said Andrew
Jameson and Robert Anderson; the ground
SO conveyed, beng bounded as foloweth -
Beginning upon the south side of King street
forty feet six inches to the eastward of Water
street, and running eastwardy upon King
street twenty-four feet, thence southwardly
parallel with Water street one hundred and
sixteen feet to twenty feet alley, thence
westwardly with that alley twenty-four feet,
thence with a straight line to the beginning.
Also, an undivided lnoiety of certain Rent
Charges, amounting to two hundred and two
dollars and half, issuing out of certain Pieces
of Ground, lying upon the east side of Water
street and south side Of King street, which
are secured by valuable Improvements.
lanes Keith.
October 8 dts
Trial of Mr.. VIM. Parkinson.
THE Public may now be grati6ed with
Il the perusal of one of the most extra
ordinary Trials that perhaps ever appeared,
viz. The Trial of Mr.. WILLIAM pAnK1s-
SON, Pastor of the first Baptist Church in the
CITY of New York--for an assault & Bar err,
on Mrs. Eliza Wintringham, one of the mem
bers of his church, Tsken IN short hard by
w. Sampson, Esq.
For sale by
Cotton & Stewart.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-24
BALTIMORE, June 81.
FROM THE NORTH OF EUROPE.


We have been favored with the use of let
ters and with verbal information, from res-
pectable sources, by the Adrian, arrived
yesterday from Tonningen.
Imperial Licences had been extended to
,Holland--one hundred of them arrived at
Amsterdam, 18th April, IS or 6 of the A.
mer;can vessels remained under seizure in
the Dutch ports. 1t was supposed by the
merchants in Holland that Mr.. Foster, who
since sailed from England for this country,
was to bring conciliatory propositions which
would produce an adjustment.
The French Decree specially permitting
Incorporation of colonial produce from
D4ch colonies free from the extravagant
dufes2 was @hanlefally violated by issuing
r%rfpscti4e order, on the arrival of two
largA cargces at Bordeaux from Batavia
Thesetwo vessels, Zone of 700 tons) had VAL
liable cargoes of coffee-the emperor levied
duty which amounted on the two to more
than 100000 dollars. A notable instance of
Imperial perhdy, which amazed even his
own subjects.
No ether new DEGREES were known to exist.
No politi al news later than we gave by
the Manlius-latest accounts from Amster-
dam being to2lst April, they had not receiv-
ed our March act in Holland. No change
in favor Of American commerce.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-24

lrse. when about 100 mics to the eastward o
the Chesapeake, a sail was observed, &c chacc
Immediately givens--At one, twas discovercd
to be- frigate, steering T.. with Commo-
dore's blue pendant at the main, and the con-
clusfon drawn, that it was an American ship.
The Little Belt then altered her course to
the southwark, and in about two hours after
wards the figate, under press of sail, was
seen standing for her 1T was soon noticed
that she gained npon the Little Belt, and at
halfpast six the latterhove to--when, guard
ing againsta surprize, the neutrality-suspicious.
were made for action, at which time the Stars
in the frigate's pendant were perfectly visi-
siblc AT about eight, she came within hail
and was twice asked from the sloop of war,
what ship it was-The answer to the first
enquiry was repetition of the question--to
the second, broadside of round and grape
shot, which was Immediately returned, and
an action commenced, which continued full
three quarters of an hour--when the frigate
ceased firing, filed her sails, sheered off, and
hailed the Little Belt, (Which just atthat time
had also ceasedhring, asked what ship-was
told her name, and then erquired it she had
struck her colors, and was answered in the
negative.-The name of the frigatewas then
asked, and an answer returned, thatitwas the
United States ship President. heafterwards
lay to the remainder Of the night repair
ing their damages morning the frigate
bore down upon the Little Belt, and, coming
within hail, asked permission to send boat
to her, which--was granted, and an officer
came ~ board with a message from Commo-
doreR Rod 6ers, Saying he lamcnted the trans
actiSn, Id nat think sile was so much inferi-
of II for3e 4thA PreAidcnt-svas sorry the
lHfe 8slt hatR ffted. jSt would willingly
ender Mr>exeas assi4anc in his power-Ss
dvised that'she shok1d go into an American
prt to repair. = The officer then took his de-
rrtrreS returned to the President, which
ade sail, and was soon out of sight, leaving
c Little Belt almost complete wreck
lis and rigging cut to pieces--11 killed, 81
punded-Ss without explanation Of their eX-
aordinary conduct"
Before we heard of the arrival Of the Little
lit at Halifax, we were rather apprehen-
se that she had gone to the bottom, as she
as SO much injured, and heavy gale of wind
me on the evening after the action.
Neither the British statement, nor the sour
Gus remarks which accompanied it in the
alifax paper, give US the least intimation
to the cause of the Little Belt and other
gates cruizing on our coasts and maltreat-
8 our coasters and others almost in the vc-
mouths of our rivers.-.Naf. I'M.
The Frigate United States, capt. Decatur,
orn Hampton Roads, came to an anchor Of
ANDY Hook, near New-York, on Saturday
Fening.-i6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-24
PErERsnilR c. I,,nc 81

FETEKSBURG, juno q.
More Lnaignities The brig Mary Wa
terman, arrived at City Point onWednesday
last from New York--on the 18th inst at /
O'Clock, P. NJ. distant 6 miles from Cape
Henry, was fired at by frigate under Eng
ish colors--She fred at short intervals Eve
guns, two ofwhich were shotted--Capt Wa
terman then came to, and an officer was sent
from the frigate on board the Mary, who OBJ
served that their reason for firing so often
was a fear of6eing led into Shoai 7oafer! The
frigate proved to be the D1elamhus, of SO
guns, Capt.--, said she belonged to
the Halifax station, and behaved politely af-
ter boarding is it not disgraceful that these
fellows should be suffered to hover about our
shores, molesting coasting vessels, and endan-
gering the lives of our citizens But this
question has been asked so often, that it is a
watsed Of words to repeatit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-24
PnILApE1.pH1A. June 1s.

Two persons have been committed to PR
sen in this city. within n few days, on a charge
ofamost extraordinary nature. One ofthem,
q man about Sc or SIS years of age, had appli-
ed to citizen in the Northern Liberties, to
aid him ina speculation which promised
wealth, co,tstict.ity and honor" The per.
son applied to Showed the letter to a third
person, as extraordinary and mysterious, the
third person advised to probe the matter to
the bottom, and to apprize the mayor, and
the persons concerned, Off, which was done,
fd it was agreed TO carry on the idea Of a
Dc2 currerce n order to unfold the whole mys-
To- Ascend to the orig;nalthen appeared,
young man csabout on 70 rs years old. The
plan was Of this nature a house was to be "a.
ken In town, and another On the bank of the
Delaware, and fit houses were sought for and
pitched upcn---in which the principal was to
open house FOR trade; he has given two or
three names for his owu--he SAYS, however,
that his real name is J. Svivanus Mclean.
that he is native Of PENNSYLVANIA, and re-
sides in Rappahanhoc, Virginia-his associ-
ate says his name is - Graham, that he
belongs to Vermont, and came to this city on
business.
The project they disclosed was to this eff
feet that they should open the house in the
City 70 Lay IN &C rkain merchandise that the,,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-24
BY this Mornings Mail.
NEw-YokK, June 60.
IMPORTANT.

n letter to respectable merchant in Bos-
ton from Gottenbursh, dated 18th April, has
the following news:-"The markets in the
Sailc are becoming more gloomy, and the
Danes are capturing every vessel they meet
with two out of three American vessels.
winch have attempted to- pass the Sound this
year. nave been captured and sent into Co
Pennagen one is the brig Rachel, of Salem,
capt. Joseph, and the other is a ship from
the southwark. There are. Fifty new priva-
teers fitted oct from Denmark this year"
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BOOKS.
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Helps to Composition; or, Six Hundred
Skeletons of Sermons, several being the
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-24

WIFI ahotner person, and says
were both obliged to quit that place through
the persecution of Jefrrson, who has pursu-
edNltna for four years that Burr was his par
tlcular friend, and that general Wilkinson is
the greatest ofall villains: and great deal
OF that coneRiatory doctrine.
trunks, papers,spistols, and correspon-
denee OF various kinds, were found on them.
The elder. farmer in this business is a man
OF about feet inches high, FIR complexi-
on but w atherNbrowned a. Sedate appear
%apce,, but with adown loeG yet with great
NeoVnlend of ouNenanoe--dressed in light
Sginyhdns, apparently fewly made.
Ire young man Y3s dressed in a black
\ coat and black SID wa&stcoat, sallow COM
plexion, and a slSemakeAby trade.
They were cefnmitted.N
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-24
LATEST FROM pORTIICh1,

Yesterday arrived at this port, the ship
FACTOR, Riddell, from Lisbon, which port she
left on the 9Th ,s May.
Capt. X. informs US that report had Just
reached Lisbon, of the surrender ofBadaios,.
to the army OF Lord Wellington. No other
news. Flour was IS dolls. Der Dbl. and cor,
2 dollars and SO per bashel, and rice doll
lars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-24
NOTICE.

HE oo-partnership Of Russell & Wallace
IS dissolved by the death Of Mr.. Russell.
All those indebted to the concern are desired
to come forward and settle their accounts,
and thosehaving claims are requeshd.to bring
them forward for settlement and Payment to
lanes Wallace. The business wiHbe CONT
nued as formerly at the west corner Of the
Main Street, leading 20 BIRDS Warehouse
by j. w. who has On hand a large assortment
Of assorted. Iron wagon boxes, G.. and b.
Steel, Esiy~ Sacks Salt, Whiskev, Rum, F..
Brandy &gafs, Coffee, Teas, Paints, Oil,
Glass, I'D variety Of other articles.
Richmond, June Sd, 1911. (2m)
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THE Committee of Arrangement appointed
tythe SOCIETY OF FRIENDS OF THE
REvoLuT1oN," for the purpose of CELE-
BRATING the 4th JULY, having made the
necessary arrangements, hereby notify the
Citizens OF Richmond, Manchester and their
vicinities, who may wish to unite with the
Society in the Celebration of that dau, that
handsome dinner will be provided at the Ea-
gle Tavern, City Of Richmond, abSit half
past three o'clock--and that Subscription
Papers viii be kept at the said TEern, at
MIR. Robert Greenhow's Store, NIB. Tate's
Office and at the Loan Office; at either of
which places, Gentlemen are requested to
call tor the purpose of subscribing between
this day and the LIST July.
Each Subscriber to pay IS.
ROBERH9IEENHOW, } Committee
BENJHEf1T FATE, of
THOMAS NERSON, SArrangem,t
June 20thS19I1 991
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WAsaiwGToN-CtrY. June %


Capt. IHo7ndikc, the unfortunate man who
was excited to an opposition to the execute
on OF the ron-inPortation law in Boston, and
whose imprisonment for want Of bail excited
50 much sympathy among the disaffected to
their country, has been solemnly tried and
} found guilty by ajury from the very scene Of
the outrage.
y or He Late Navoi enhancement ON orr
keoasf, sge at length have received the follow
, ing Byitish account from Nova Scotia. Al
Though, from very natural wish to make
the cest o. a bad business, or from whatsoe-
yer ether motive, the facts are totally per-
veTted as the mode in which the engagement
commenced, yet where the story makes Il
gainst themselves we may safely credit il
and there is thus one important fact disclosed
N the Halifax article, viz. that it was cer-
taia,ly known to Capt. Bingham that the vcs-
sci nc attacked Svas an american Uessei, be-
cause the stars ii the frigate's pendant
were perfectly visible After this open a.
vowal, the severity of the chastisement the
Little Belt received almost ceases 20 DC a
matter Of regret Accompanying the sub
joined extract we're several quotations from
New-York federal papers, containing state
ments since proved to be false, which are
published BY the British prints in Canada as
sort Of left handed justifcaticnyof Captain
BusAam's conduct A frigaterhas been dis
HRetehe9 from Halifax TO England with an
I aScountpf the affair:
- Hahydr, NJ B. May az, 1911.
Arrifed, yesterday, His. Majesty's sloop
OF war Lttfic Bet, Capt. Bingham, from a
cruise. The LitlrC3eH has been cruising Of
the American coast From conversation
with several officers, we have derived the FOL-
lowing interesting information
>lT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-24

Of citizens. has nt.. been forgotten; and that
it affords spledsc and an example which I
am far frcin Undertakings. =
%btcndei.ycu my respects and my friendly
JAMES MADISON.
WAsuIhcT ron, May "a, 1911,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-24

-, On Sunday last, Mrs. SzLDEN, the
amiable consort OF Nathaniel Selden, Esq.
Of this county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-24

-, On Thursday last, Of lingering dis
ease, at an advanced age, SAMUEL CHASE,
a Judge of the Circuit Court OF the United
States.