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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-14

speak well OF him. We mean not, however
70 applaud his effort To raise che embargo
Tor, all men OF consistency will allow, that
10 FuiSe me embargo no7c, or to raise it be-
tore war Is declared, would be very sillv,
and SO very fur TO break the force of public
sentiment
BY accounts from Quebec. it.seems the in
habtants of that part of North America have
lately been much alarmed by some sort OF
Sfr"' sc .tSh When they find the u. States
troops at their backs they will be troubled
Win something quite rs queer as these fishes.
L ms something IS rounded at the top, and
though not covered with lump of fat"
1t has ga blow-hole" and will make "bcl-
lowing sufficient to compel the ladies to run
into the cellars for safety. In one respect.
IN particular, this Americap thing will re-
scm5le the strange ish-it will be insens-
bic to shot OF nails, and will appear perfect
ly undismayed. May the Canadians, at the
first sound of its muzzle, leach armed with
his axe and knife" join the American con-
ductors of it, and free themselves from their
dependence on Great Britain.
it makes one smile to hear the tory boast
that the Americans would be swept from
TIC ocean IN war with Creat britain, when
we read OF a French squadron running out
OF rOrient under the very eyes of the Bril-
fish admiralty, traversing the Atlantic at
pleasure, and as the tory prints pretend,
burning and destroying merchant vessels at
pleasure. Surely, the British cannot be so
omnipotent at sea- as is pretended; OF, if
they are, the tory tales of burning vessels
must be false. The British are strong at
sea, to be sure; but not quite SO strong as
they pretend to be. Il is, we apprehend,
quite true. what Mr.. Canning said, that a
great fart Of Tie hozver Of Great Britain
consists IN the ot,inion which the zvorld en-
'ejfains q her strength. Hence, her states
mcn have been prone to eZaggcrate her re-
sources. The u. States, on the contrary,
have never been over-rated as to strength !;
they have, i'll fact, been under-rated. And
come the tug of war when it will, the world
viii be surprized into admiration of the real
energy of the nation. Where great force is
not expected, and it suddenly displays itself
in high exploits, mankind arc invariably as
tonished. Great Britain will find to her cost
and sorrow that oar Eagle is no Goose as
her friends pretend.
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May s, 1879.
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NEW. PACKET BOAT
ALEXANDRIA,

- Will start every raofhs
I - \ ing at 10 O'Clock from Rams
1 49, ssay's wharf Cor Washington
MA4 ! City, and leave that OF, return
NfAG at ) o'clock in the aftcrnogti.
The subscriber solicits ptilt-
lie patronage, which he will erdcavor 6y
strict attention and care to deserve.
jeremiah Booth.
Orders & Goods for the Packet when
not here, will be attended TO bv captaih
COOPER, Packet wharf, and T. CRUISE,
October IL div
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COMMUNICATION.

The government paper at Washiag-
ton gives, with the cxu!talion Of tri-
umph, " list of prizes" taken since
the commencement Of the war, "exclu.
sive Of twenty vessels with ralu,ble car
goes, detained By revenue cutters and
privateers, for violation of our non i'm
portation laws, which yet remain for adj
Indication. vessels and cargoes,
the reader will recolleet are the proper
ty Of our own merchants, bound to our
own ports, and in the prosecution ola
trade that they had right to believe
lawful, and which has brought a season
able relief in duty bonds TO the secreta
ry of the treasury, contributing greatly
to his relief under the " beggarly ac-
count of empty boxes" which he must
report to the nsxt congress. The list"
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say. the Intelliseneer, Is proud one
for the Americans. This list will evince
the great superiority Of tbs Americans,
will conduce to encourage the patriot,
and will tend to confirm the wavering
In an unqualified sahhori Of me present
administration Of !sovernmenf"
In reading this l pause IN wonder,
astonishment and indigna.ion-shat an
administration should claim to itself an
unouali6ea suhfors from the American
people upon sneA grounds. Can the
American character be so sunk as to re-
cognize the legitimacy of such preten-
sions, or will they not rather be spurned
with contempt as, an insult on the ma
ton! Admitting for moment that the
balance of plumber has been in favor OF
the American Observation-Disclosures was
indeed merit in their success--what
pretensions, would ask, have the adj
ministration to claim this humble mead
of praise? 1t might indeed be recon-
mendation in the election OF Dcy OIL
Algiers, that he would countenance and
stimulate his subjects in the love OF
predatory warfare-but, for an Amerl-
can President, other and higher preten-
sions have hitherto been deemed neces-
sary to entitle candidate to " uneuali-
fed support" Can any thing more full
ly demonstrate the necessity ola change
Of administration, to rescue the nation
from disgrace and ruin, than that the
continuance Of the present men in pow
or should be asked upon such prsten-
sions The national resources have
Lcen long eaaugh in their hands
Where is the glory won--where, the
victories achieved ? They have lest
one army-they seem to have jeopar-
diced the safety Of another, by the
unreasonable division of their forces TN
der Harrison, and by changing their
commander in the face ofthe eGemy.--
But, say the friends of the sdministra-
ton, Hall was a traitor, and was bought
with British gold. Is Harrison trail
tor too? What docs he say, while push
ing on to save the defenceless frontiers ?
He complains Of the want OF "t"o es.
sentiaI arlicies"--po~der and ball, be-
fore shot has been fiji ed. and has to re-
iy upon the bayonet. What does he
say, when taking leave of his army on
On the 10Th September. He compli-
mcnts his men isr their patience in SUI
fering privatiop without ,nurniur.-
e Ferten days past (ssys he) they have
performed severe duty, with scarcely
snficlency Of food 20 snstah them, and
entirely without some articles oil the ra-
ton"
Well may the advocates of Mr.. Ma
dison's reelection attempt to cast veil
over the ill-diges,ed efforts of the pub
lie arms but when they bring to view
the success Of our private armed Yes
sells, as the humble claim TO merit on
which the administration Pounds its pre-
tensions to an unqualified support"
I cannot indeed refuse them my pity,
whilst I mourn fer my country so
" fallen from her high estate"
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snent, that of dividing power into many
hands, to prevent the danger which Ia
accumulation iu one or few persons,
has uuavoidably produced !eDa you cai,
yourselves real friends to your country
Do YOU love her more than you 90 a
fqrts2 Will you adopt the sentiments
contained in your bill ofrights' "tnat 10
free government or the blessing Oh nus
wcan be preserved to any people oa'
bya firm adherence to Justice moaera-
ton. temperance, frugality and virtue &
by H.ouent recurrence to Fundamental
nrinciples.' Then consider this sSoJ1e'
with temteraaee-reenr TO me IN""
mental trincitte of onr goOer"me,"e'
which wa, to secure the political rights
of each member of The community ahu
not those of a ta~ty and to 90 equa'
Justice to all. If these principles GO
yern, vou will discard from your Gun
dence men who have imposed upo" Wv
law so fundamentally rulnous 10 !'u'
rights as the General Ticket Jaw g
Adopt the old principles OF eiec.'ou'
which were formed by our revo'uI'o .ta
nv patriots, and carried US, through '"a'
contest, and under which we lived nap
py, until harty spirit, in the year 1900, de-
stroyed them. Let not party men use you
as the means of climbing into power, uh'
der cover Of this abominable law, law
not fitted for the views Of honest men i;
but we'll calculated as nursery tor dcs-
potism. 1t is worthy Of remark that
some of the persons, whe are nominated
by the legisIatiVs caHrus, voted tor this
law.
Being plain man, l have submitted
in a plain manner, these few remarks to
my fellow citizens, with the hope that
they will be received by them with the
same candor with which they are offer
ed. My motive is not shat arising from
party-spivit, but a sincere wish to in
duce my fcilow,citizcns to examine and
reflect seriously and dispassionatelv up
on the subject. | trust they will discard
party views and unite TO obtain, in a con-
stitotional manner, a repeal of this law,
SO unjust in i's operation, and dangerous
to the rights Of the people.
# FrseAoider in FSirfaI County.
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boat, about 4 miles below t'vsrpool..~
Since which time he has not been heard
oE-the boat has been found floating
down, with bis hat, coat and staff. III il
supposed that he is drowned, and dill
gent search is:now making for his body.
CSinee putting this in type, we learn thai
his body has been found IN the Seneca
river.
On Thursday nigh. last, Levi, Ny,ss,
centinel from lieut. colonel HoDkis',
regiment, posted near Fields tavern, Z,
the Niagara river, about II mile. below
this place, was shot dead on his post, bv
Some person who being hailed by tho
sentinel, replied that he had not got tho
countersign but written tass, which he
would show him; on beirg permitted to
approach to the point Of the bayonet, he
drew pistol from his bosom and shot
the centinel and made his escape. The
report of the pistol, and the cries Of the
centinel, gave an immediate alarm, and is
was thought the person made his escaps
across the river to Grand Island, as a
boat was soon after heard on the river.
We are informed, that an accident oes
Cured some time last week at the camp
at Five Mile Meadow some dispute
arose between two of captain Gibsoh's
men (of the Flying Artillery the partl.
cuiars we have not ascertained, but are
informed from correct source that Ii
terminated in the death Of one of the
men, from blow received from the
other, by piece of broken tent polls
or some similar weapon.
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~ The SALE of Opie Lindsay's
Property which was to take place this
day, is POSTPONED unW Saturday nest,
the 24th. inst. when it will actually be
offered for Sale, unless sold AT private
sole in the mean time.
Terms will be made known on the
day Of sale.
SAML. SMITH, Trustee.
October II -
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NeiGncholv CASUALTIES Mr. Eli G.
Prisons, Of 0swego, sailed thence on
the nth inst for Sackest's haLbor, in .
boat heavily la ell with Cannon b,I &c.
and ii is supposed that the boat upset
the following day. His body has since
been found and inferred fIe was &C
coInpanied by black man and boy, who
shared the same fate.
On the 18th inst. James Be- be, Esa. Of
Ouandaga, left home on journey to the
Three River Rift, IA miles below Salina,
at which place he arrived, and departed
on his return. He was seen on the Sun
day following sailing up the river in a
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AI'IEN lion +!
October "

The Alexandria Independent B!ues-.s
are ordered to parade this norming at 9
O'Clock on the Market Square properly
armed and equipped--the company joins
the line at 10 o'clock--promp, attend
ancc is expected,-as all dclin4uents at
that hour will be returned
CIIAS. M'KNIGHT, Carr.
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FROM JOSEPH R0NAPARTE TO HIS
ENCELLENCY TIE DUKE OF Ca
DoRE, (CKAMrAGXY.)
" Palace Of the EscnriGl, July 10.
6. My Imperial Brother having ac-
eorfinS 10 the information received
here hy the last Estafettes from
France. set out TO prosecute the wax
which his Majesty has been pleased
\ to euter upon with Russia, and his
majesty not having thought proper
personally to reply TO former appli-
cations, | am left no alternative but
that o. communicating with his Ma
jesty t!r0ush your E.xeellency.
- lie pleased then. Sir. to repre-
sea: 10 my Imperial Brother the dis
tresscd state in which the late events
IL Spain have placed me. I have
hsea long without the means. as his
majesty already knows. Of paying
tie few Spanish troops who remain
faithful to my Interests. The troops
os Tie Emperar and King. my bro
Their. have hitherto subsisted by levy
ang contributions upon the inhabi-
tah's; but the Spanish Guards can
pot subsist in this manner, as their
feiioW countrymen are, one and all.
nesuated by spirit of hostility 10
the cause which they have esponsed
end "hiea | am sent here to support.
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The p:ivateer Paul Jones has arrived
at Hurl Gate, from a cruizc. On Sa-
tusday she captured ship from Eng.
land bound to New York.
The privaleer Marengo has captured
al English merehantman, which arrived
at Huri Gate this morning, OH her way to
this port.
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MARIETTA, (Ohio) Oct. 10.
Extracts Ct letters from youns man in
the army, dated near

Extracts CT lsIeTSJfem youNS man IN
the army, dated near
"Piqua, "eft. 90, 1912.
cit is pretty well ascer;ained that De-
troit is the immediate object OF our at
tack" Every department, with which
we have any thing to do, is most abomi-
nably managed. fear no,hing so much
as being obliged to run foot race to get
all ear of corn, or of dying Tor want of
ia death, which a man Of my appe-
tito would dread ABOVE all others"
The commissary's the paymasters
and quartermastcr's departments are SO
miscrabiy arranged, that it is my candid
op!nion that more men will be lost, this
campaign, for want OF provision and O.
Their necessaries, than will perish by the
sword"
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SALT.

1000 Bushel, Liverpool groahd Alldna
Salt, deliverable AT Geo,gssowh OF
Washington for sale by
JACKSON & RUMNEf.
October II st
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

From the London Courier Of .fns. 9.
INTERCEPTED LETTERS.
KING JOSEPH To MARSHAL MAR
MONT.
d" .lrsralo, july II.
/" Marshal and General. | have
in obedience to the commands the
Emperor and King, my brother.
communicated to me through you.
marched all the troops l could collect
TO this place. where We have biyou-
aequed for the night.-at leaving FL
Escurial. Las Nayas. and Ariii,
where / halted and reviewed them
they mustered $4,000 men, besides
the remains Of the cavalry regiment
of the Prince OF Peace, amounting
TO t2oO.-They have now been re-
duced by fatigue and desertion (most-
~ the iat'er) to 10000. Almost all
the Spaniariis in my service have
now deserted, and few only, who
are about my person, as mounted Or
derlies and eslalettes, are Of that ma
ton.
The troops that are With me are
eager, however, to meet the enemy,
and we now wait your orders. In
form ne. therefore, whether, I am
to effect q Junction with Won at Val
ladoiid or to wait the event OF your
cooperation With tho corps Of Gen.
Bennett, lift is your intention to cut
your way 10 me across the Douro &
T0pmes.
The enemyis represented as being
strong al Rucda Mcdino del Campo.
IN the line Of the Tonnes. and the
Agueda. The force he has left in
Salamanca is not great.
(oisaed) +" JOSEPH"
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ST.. MARY'S, Sept. o.

We march to morrow for Fort De-
hancc. Gov. Harrison commands
Winchester will resign. Our army in
few days will amount to 5000 men-
out of which 1000 viii probably staEve.
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NEW YORK. October |

NL'F IONh. OC!UUCF =.
Extract from Albany, October IL, re-
ceivcd by Tie Steamboat.
1t is reported ard believed, that all
the troops at G.cenbush will move for
the frontier tomorrow morning-whe-
Their they 60 west or north, | know not.
A regiment Consisting Of about 800 men.
left Grecnbush for P'attsburg yester-
day. Something is to be done, & thai.
shortly. God grant that our arms may
be successful Gel.
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BY P. F. BLONDIN.
CONDITIONS.


The Historical Atlas will contain thirtys
one original tables, and FIVE additional charts,
by the translator
These thirty-six charts viii equal in every
respect the Forfeiture Of English History,
and the Historical Map Of the United King
dom OF Great-Britain and Ireland NJ. XIII:
and XIV. which accompany these propes
sails.
These charts have been selected for spec
cimen, because their contents. being familiar
to the generality of American readers, the
public are enabled to Judge of the undertake
ing, and its execution.
The delivery will be made monthly, By
two sheets at i time, as soon as the subscrip~
ton will defray the expenses,
The price to subscribers will be one dollar
and twenty-five cents for every sheet, to be
paid at the time of delivery.
The subscription list once closed, the prizes
viii be enhanced to purchasers.
PHILADELPHIA, AtrTi l3-Jnne q.
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June II
INV TEAS, &c.

,ra,rD FVTLIE. co7.ne" Of King
JOHEf,s1 1l11's ~ 1aa receivd and for
sa'e' ,.,. c,rnowder, Imperial, Hy-
80 quarter Cneses GInron Hvso5 Skin and
Souchong Teas OF the lavfS' n"F gu.
tons, principally the Leda' w
p91 ~ o c1s and West India Sugars,
90 boxes Salad Oil, g ohoice
10 do. Marbled and White soap -
quality,
10 casks Cheese,
400 lbs. Liquoriee Ball ,.,.,
Wines, Liquors, and Groceries q 0'
| May 27
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The Emporium
OF THE
ARTS AND SCIENCES,

ARTS AND SClE Noes,
ANEW, ELEGANT AND VALUABLE PERIODICAL
WORK, CONDUCTED BY
JOHN REDMAN COKE, NJ. y.
professor Of Chemistry in tie University Of
Pennsylvania
md PUBLISHED MONTHLY AT s I PER ANN.
THE first number is just recelvtd, oTna-
nested with handsome engravlngs, and ready
brdeliycry to Subscribers.
The admirers of the Arts and Sciences are
invited to view this very beautiful specimen
of 9th the intention Of which is to promote
andcxtend every species of useful knowledge
in te United States. at this time peculiarly
int,esting, when we are unhappy cut Oft by
commercial restriction, from all intercourse
wit the European world.
Prospectus Of the work and conditions OF
puication, may be seen with the Subscriber,
wills authorised to receive subscriptions
James Kennedy, sen.
dne Is dVi
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Real f0rt Vine, &c.
Joseph Vaudeville.

ReGt rent VINE, CSC.
JOSEPH Vaudeville.
Corner Of King and FatrJaas Streets,
Has F0R SHE,
25 quarter Casks full bodied Red Fort
years old, and warranted genuine as
imported,
pipes, 11,.ao.kf9 co,a old l..
S ilatf do. ~ a1uJo;ro
quarter Casks,
10 half pipes, co,to,;o, 1yin,
IS quarter Casks, 'a''''"' ''"lF'
pipes,
10 hait DO. IenerBe DO.
30 qpsrter Casks,
80 cases fne old Medoc CIaret, imported IN
1907
40 soz Hilbert and Co.'S old London
Brown Stout and Porter,
100 barrels prime new Shad.
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, as usual
April 27.
Wines, Sugars, Teas, Fruits, &c.
JOSEPH H. M4A,DEVLLLE,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
Old Madeira, Sherry Lisbon, Teaerltfe and
PERI Wnr, b. retail
CognaC, Peach and Apple BRANDY
40 or. casks Teneriffe and Malaga Wine
10 hhds Antigua Rum
- hhds. N Orleans and West India ou-
gar different qualities
5000 los Loaf and Lump Sugar
g hhds good retailing Molasses
100 bags Coffee, green and white
100 sacks Liverpool Blown Salt
50 or. chests and boxes SUPERIOR quality
Ttas, of this years importation, con-
slstins Of Gunpowder, Imperial, Hy-
son, Y. tIyson and Skin
SO boxes Lemons
SO MuscadeI and Bloom Raisins
100 BAGS soft and hard shield fresh Al
monds
20 bags Figs
500 ~eams Writing and Wrapping Paper
10 bblr Old 4th Proof Wli.sRey
~ uv-s Common Proof Go.
) Z, 60 e -. Fvs5jI q End DIP ~andirs
80 do Brown soap
ALSO,
800 gallons excellent Cider Vinegar
With variety Of other articles In the Gro
Gerry Line.
May
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June IS
eg Superflne Yellow Bark.
3ta~'2 W

60 Superflne Yellow Bark.
DR.. SyENFORD'S improved POWDER
of the BARK, having been used and highly
approved by many physicians of distinguish
ed character in different parts OF the United
States the proprietor is now encouraged to
offer tito the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner Of taste, ia
the choice of his means, can fail to be gratihs
ed in The use of this elegant Preparation.--
IN strength, hneness and certainty OF opera
ton, it greatly surpasses the bark in CONE
mon use.
ALSO,
The ESSEN TILL SILT OF BARK,
prepared by the same
The above articles are put up in parcels Of
different sizes, TO accommodate the usual
wants of not only physicians, but of retail
druggists, country merchants and private fac
miles .-Soldby
James Kennedy, sen.
BOOKSELLER, and no other herSon in .Ale1-
Dnd1Ta
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N 0 T &c E.


Rrvan r1an1pson &Co.
urvE On HAND, AND FOR S1 So H.,
80 90 Hhds & so Bbls, New-orlcans ana ma
vannah M1scovado Sugars,
s sooo his IS do. White do. for family use'
so hhds. retailing Molasses'
4pipes Cognac Brandy, ~
90 do. Northern DO
pipes best Madeira,
do. Sicily Madeira ,v1Nps
do. Lisbon,
40 quarter casks Malaga
80 cases Claret,
so lbs, Nutmegs,
SO bags Pepper and Plment 6:,asr
so kegs Race and Ground ulnse''
20 bales Prime Upland Cotton,
500 los. Bengal and Spanish lna a3so
so boxes Mould and DiPt Candies
80 do. Chocolate, co.h.r Cro.
With a handsome assortment OF osnoI ~. :
eeries, by wholesale Of retail on reaSonaA'
terms.
10 tons first quality Country He'np'
April l8. -------
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brtrait & Miniature Painting.

1ER. NICHOLAS BOUDET, grateful
II for the liberal encouragement he has
Teiyed of his friends in particular and of the
bic in general, feels in duty bound to So
il the acceptance of his sincere thanks for
tir unlimited attention, and is happy to
De- notice that the PAINTING ROOM is
hoved to Prince Street, opposite Mr.
lads dwelling house, where he offers his
,fessonal service, and respectfully invites
tnois eurs and the admirers Of the liberal
10 visit the Room during their leisure
ments.
S. Likenesses peditiously Painted,
In not disappointed by sitters. Price OF
h finished Paintings, viz:
full size portrait with hands, 500
/ portrait IN bust, %
Immature, 81
mailer size,
hne l8
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PHILIP b, KEY
Clothes found yelterday'

One pair nankcen Pantalooos
Onc Iight colored striped Jacket
Two fine LINEN Shirts
One neck Handkerchief
Every piece good md almost new :, .n.
The owner may have them again ~ a.
r,;cation at this Office, and paying lof 'iiN
advertisement.
June 20
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Rice, Cotton. Corn, &c.

Rice, Cotton. Corn, &c.
$50 whole and half tierces new Rice,
1900 bushels Corn,
IS bales Uplano Cotton,
90 boxes British crown and Americas
Glass, of different sizes,
20 ditto Fancy Soaps,
Ladies fas ,.i' Shoes A constan, sup
T Tpunbs of Ss all kinds n"h ply
E.. Gilman
April 10 eo5ti&w