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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-05
WASHINGTON CITY, Oct. s.

j he following extract OF letter
from a respectable source in st. Lou
is, Missouri territory, exhibits most
distressing picture Of the dangers to
which the inhabitants Of our Wes-
tern Frontier are exposed, in con-
sequence Of the fall Of Detroit: Tho
fact Of the horrible massacre OF the
garrison of Chicago our readers will
recollect has been already announc-
ed.
Fort Chicago, on the Illinois,
was evacuated on the 18th OF last
month, and the officers and soldiers
put to death one nile from the place.
Thee women and nine children were
among the slain; the credulous cap
tain Wells (Indian agent) had his
breast cut open and his heart roast
ed and eaten by the chiefs present.
Fort Madison (BelIevuc) is now be-
sieged by 100 Pottawatamies. Kick
apoos and Saukss. The factory is
burnt down ; by the garrison or
Indians. we have not been able to
learn which. The Indians have
two hundred warriors stationed on
theMississippi TO protect the bcsicsed
party, and upwards of 500 more in
small parties, harrassiGs our from
tier. The enemy expect reinforce
ment of1s0O Sioux. Sacs. and Foxes,
with 100 Winebagoes. to break into
our settlements. These savages are
rendered bold, and are more than
themselves by success. We have but
~ regular troops at Belle Fontalne,
and our settlements are so remote
from one another, that yeu will no
doubt hear Of the most heroic exam
pies of bravery from this quarter, as
we are determined not to lose an
inch Of ground as long as life last or
powder or lead can be had. This mo-
ment spy has come in; he oGserT-
ed number of wounded Indians ear
ried from before Fort Bellevue;
500 Indians have gone to Vinccnaes
settlement and besieSe Fort Harri-
SON."
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anchor. Shortly .het the ship weighed
anchor, made what sail she could, and
stood to the southwark. She also hoist.
cd the signal of distress, but capt. RS
situation would not admit of going to his
relief.
In HAMPTON RoAps,
Privateer Govern OF Mexican, belong
ing to Philadelphia. On the 18th Sept.
to the S. w OF Bermuda, fill in with a
large ship entirely dismas,ed; boarded
her and found not soul on board she
was deeply laden with sugar and lum.
Rugged her as well as we could With ju.
ry masts. and pu, prize master and,
crew Oh board, with orders to make tic
nearest American port. The Governor
Mexican was chased on Sunday last by
three British ships of war, and run into
tho Chesapeake.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept, !.

Last Friday, nine companies roion-
teered on rarnde-3oo Of them we're
asked for by Wilkinson for six months;
but they would not serve under HIM =
They will serve under Claiborne but not
under gen. Wilkinson.
The report of the British frigate
Southampton being in the river, is ln-
corIect-no cruiser has been seen since
the gale.
The gun boats and Syren brig at bay
St. Louis, have weathered the gale pref
ty well.
Twen:y-nine whites * sixteen blacks
were drowned at PiacQuemine, and with
in four leagues; large trees hoated over
the parspct of the fort; no British troops
had landed there.
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Mr.. PAYNE
VIII GIVE THE foLLowiNe
VH<NIT Any


VIII GIVE THE foLIowiNe
REGULATIONS
on 1foWD AY EVEN7yVG, oeieseT ),
ron THAT n CIR ONLY,
AT THE ALEXANDRIA TIIEARE,
ALEXANDRIA;
INTERSPERSED NTH MUSIC
Rolla's Address to the Peruvian WAR
riors-SAtriGGn.
Description Of Fire-The late r. +:
Paine, jr.
"1Yhere shall the lover est!--Scsii1
INdrmion."
Mariners Dream Dimon<.
Battle Of HUhenlnden- Campbell:
ODE
TO THE MEMORY OF THE
GALLANT AMERICAN TARss
Who felt in the lac action teiasen
THE IRIeArEs
Constitution x Guerrero:
Hamle,'s Soliloquy on Death-S sxkssa
f'are.
The performances TO conclude Ni!t
ALExANDER's FEAsT- Dryden.
Tickets, at one dollar each, 20 30 HAD
at The bar Of Triplclt's Tavernssna Il
the Theatre.
Performance will commence at pres
cise!y a quarter Before sepen.
October S
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70 REM! .

An excellent BRICK Dwellings
HOUSE on the south side of Dukes
street. This House has AZ excei!ent
Stable and large Lot belonging to il:
Possession to be given immediately
Enquire at the Office Of the Alexandria
Gazette.
October 5 tD3W
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Patons & Butcher,

Hare received BY the Shiih FREQ, Gait.
Peterson tTom LiVeri.oo!,
FOR SALE,
IA CASKS Wagon Boxes,
do. Patent Tea Kettles,
! do. Pewter,
| do. Brushes,
90 tons Round Iron assorted, from s-4
inches to IA in. and
Z tons Spike Rods, No. s and Z.
,otb 40 9 5taw2w
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NORFOLK, Sept. 80.

Arrived ship America, Eras1us Smith,
master, 1T days from Now Orleans -
A few miles to the Southwark OF the
Capes We, chased by two ships of war,
but escaped by superior sailing and the
approach of night. Having no: more
than or days provision on board, and
the wind blowing strong from the East
ward, thought it advisable to make tor
rhi. port a, being the nearest.
ShipGsorgiana, Chamberlain, fromLl-
yerpool, and days from Halifax, having
been captured and sent into that port tor
adjudication, and after few weeks de-
tention permitted to proceed on her
yoyage-dry goods. There were great
many captured American vessels at Ha-
lifsx, among the number the sch. Patrl.
OF, from this port for Lisbon; i've other
American vessels were cleared and sail
ed about the same time the Georglana.
On Saturday the Goth inst. OF Montaug
Point was boarded by he British friga'e
Eolus, in company with squadron con-
sisting of the Shannon, SO guns; SAT-
ra, So; Nymphe, 80; Belv'dera' Sc;
Maidstone. IS aud gun brig, the tso
las, very near in shors Treated polite,
". and after short detention permitted
to proceed.
Sloop Sally, Read, days from New.
York. Saw an American Prlvateer sch.
standing in for N. York with two schoo-
ners, both prizes, in company. Between
Hog and Smiths Islands, saw a large
ship under three Jury msst', riding ::
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N O T | CE.

Under the authority Of a
Deed of Trust from VIM. S Douglass
for the indemnity Of Richard VeItch
& Company, and by the consent OF TING
parties commemorative subscriber Will
Offer at Public Sale, on the premises,
Oh Saturday the 10th instant,
A Lot of Ground,
On the Yves, side Of Roy al-s,rest-besiSES
nlns 1872 feet TWO inches 70 tnor!h o.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS m front
nor,hwardiy on Royal-street +s feet q
inches to sig fcst Alley. and westward
f. IN depth parallel to Concentrates
!i6 Zee, 10 an Alley IA feet 10 inches
vide.
A credit of 50 s 90 days will be a!s
l9w,d on approved negotiable nstef
with good endorsers.
K. I. TAYLOR.
sth October, 1919 dG
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NETWORK, Oct. !.
FROM H1LIEIX.

We learn from a passenger in the
ship Merchant, Moves, from Halifax,
(from which port she sailed the 2eth
ult. that the sloop of war Coqsette had
arrived from England with dispatches i;
and sailed again within few days with
General Broch's sid-de-camp, with tho
official account Of the surrender of De-
troit, and the coors of the 4th Ame.i-
can regiment.
Admiral Warren had not arrived, but
was expected with squadron OF or
ships OF the lite aud II irlgates.
News had been received at HALIFAX OF
the engaern cnt b.twccn the Cohstiiu-
ton AMI Guerrero irigates.
The ships Of war at Halifax were the
Africa, "a Juno ~, and sloop Of wsr
Tartarus.
On Sunday night Capt. Noyes PASSED
a squadron Of men of war, of Nantuck-
ct shoals.
The Me, chant has brought no news
papers.
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Wanted to Hire

A yyonAs OF good character who can
couk, sh and do the work OF family
Tbere are no small shildrsn.-Inq~"e
efthe Printer.
Oct. \
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THE SUBSCRIBER

PROPOSES opening NIGHT
SCHOOL on Mo day, the SIN
instant, in the hou where he now
teaches, on Prince street This school
will be taught from MONDAY to Friday
inclusive, and from s 10 O'Clock each
night.
Scholars furnishing their lights to
work by, price of tuition Is cents per
month.
George Dashlell.
October 9. est
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Wanted toPurchase or Hire,
A BLACK MAN SERVANT. Fof
one that can come we'll recommendesi
generous price will be given Apply
to the Printer.
Sept. u
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Second Class


Vaccine Institution otferY,
Also now drawing in Baltinore--t
prizes of s 10000 still in the wheel
Tickets will continue at the present
Price of Nine Dollars until the l4th
days drawing, which will be on Weds
neSday next, after which they will b
advanced to Ten Dollars.
The FIRST DRAWN T1CXLT
on the 18th day being entitled to
10000 Dollars.
TICKETS AND SHARES
Warranted undrawn) may be had III {
great variety Of Nambers at
CCHEN'S
Lottery Office, No. 10, MARKET
Street, Baltimore.
- Orders from any part OF ths
United States will be Immediately at
tended to. The Tickets vii! be regis
tered and intelligence of their fate iorT
warded, as soon as decided.
baltimore, October 2-5 OF
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CHARLESTON, CSC Sept 26.a
We ar authorised to announce Col.
John Rutledge, as candidate at the en-
suing election to represent the Election
District of Charleston, in Congress.
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, October S.
" TO sHEw

ITO SHEw
rHB VERY AGE & eoDY OF THE TIME
HIs PORN AND PRESSURE.
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Arrived ship Merchant, Noyes, from
Liverpool, via Halifax, 10 days, with dry
goods. sc. (heving been sent in by
British cruiser on her passage from Lii
vcrpool & liberated by paying charges.)
Passengers, Mr.. Sherwin and MIR. Ste
wart, and several in the Storage. Sail
ed in CO. with the Ceres Tor Boston;
Gcoygiana for Norfolk Concordia, for
Baltimore brig Charles, Fawcett, from
Ireland, for New-York; al cleared by
plying costs. Left at Halifax, ships
BAlnb ilge, fol- Rhode-lsland the 2lst
of September, Jane, do. waiting for
license Aristomenes, for New-York,
do ; Lrion, for Boston. do. Monsco f,
for Alexandria, do. and several Others,
names not reelected. Met Sep,em-
Der Goth, coming out of Halifax, the ship
Hurten, from Liverpool for Charleston,
and Portsmouth slip, from Amelia l.
STAND, captured and sent in by British
frigste.
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WAsuINGroN-C1TY, Oct. 8.

WAsH1NGToN-C1TY, Oct. 8.
The Secretary Of the Treasury re-
turned to this city OH Thursday even
ing.
The Secretary of State Is expected in
this city to-day.
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FRANKFORT, (Ky.) Sept. 49,
Yesterday morning Gov. Shelby Ter
bis place for Louisville, to expedite 5ns
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-05

We have good reason to believe, that
the President OF the United States has
made up his mind to annul the bonds
given by merchants en- imported British
manufactures Journal.
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The brig Harriet and another brig
from Liverpool, both for Nea- York,
were sent into New. Haven last Sunday
by the Revenue Gutter, Capt Lee, of
Ncw-London.--.M Y. Evsning Post.
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Upon the first view of Col. Cass's
statement respecting the surrender at
Detroit, we were struck with contra
diction contained in It, aud which we DO
not reco.lect to have seen noticed in any
OF tho comments already made upon his
letter. In the first part of his statement,
the Colonel saws that, con the 18th
[AususD the commanding officers Of
three of the regiments (the fourth was
ABSENT were informed through mcdi-
um which admitted Of no doubt, that the
General had stated thot cahitulation
wouid be necessary :" and in cense-
ouence of this information the officers
addressed letter to Gov. Meigs, to that
effect. an extract from which is contain
ed in the statement. When the Col
GENES to speak of the surrender, he says,
" Not an officer ANTICIPATED surrender,
nil he sazv the svhite flag distiayed ="
Strange indeed, that not one officer anti
ciPated an event which they had been in-
formed, through medium admitting Of
no doubt, 4sould take place, and Of which
they had thought it their duty to Gpprlze
the Governor If it be proper to ex-
press any opinion at this time, when the
accused and his accusers are about to be
confronted, we believe that neither cow
ardice nor treachery induced Gen. Hull
to surrender the forces under his COM
mand-but that his only motive was TO
save the fruitIess eFlsion Of human
blood. If this svas his motive, it was
an effort Of magnanimiy far superior to
that desperate courage which would
have stimulated him to an unequal con-
test, in which defeat and ruin was to be
expected, and where triumph, it obtain
ed, could Only be for day.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-05

A letter from gentleman in New
Orleans, after giving an account Of the
destructive hu'ricare which lately visit
ed that city and its neighbnrhood, adds,
that in consequence of the immense da-
mage done, cdrhentrrs, mnaone, Gc.
zuere IN greas demand, and then wages
from trvo to three dollars ter day.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-05

A storm cf wind ard rain has late.
ly done extensive damage to the cot
ton and corn in the Mississippi ter
ritory.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-18
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,

Is recommended as an invaluable n'edl-
cine for the speedy relief * permanent cure
of Nervous disorders, Consumptions, Lew
ness Of Spirits, Loss of Appetite, lmpunty
of the Blood, Hysterical Affections, Inward
Weaknesses, Violent Cramps Ia the stomach,
and back. Indigestion, Melancholy, Gout IN
tie stomach, Pains inthe limbs, Relaxatlon'
&c. &c.
The principal operation Of this remedy is
in the stomach, restoring the digestive pow
crs, and sending forth from that organ new
health and yigor into every part of the ssys.
TEN; it enrichesand purihes the blood, VITA
out infl sming it braces, without stimulating
too violently, the nervous system; strength.
ems the secrstory vessels, AID the general
habit; briggs hack the muscular hbres 10
their natural and healthy tore and restores
that nutrition which immoderate excavations
had DESTROYED, and whose loss lad thrown
the whole frame into languof and debility.
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Hamilton's Worn destroying
LOZengeS.

This medicine bears no analogy whatever
to others Of a similar title so commonly COM
planned of as operating with violence on
the contrary, particular excellence OF this
remedy is its being suited TO every age and
constitution Icontains nothing but WHAT'S
perfectly innocent, and is SO mild In Its ope-
ration that it cannot injure the tenderest IN
FAINT of week old, should no worms exist In
the body but will, without pain, or grlpIns'
cleanse the stomach and bowels, OF whatever
is foul or offensive, and thereby prevent the
production of worms, and many fatal disor-
ders,
dose ofthis medicine given occasionally
during the warm season, will efectually pre-
vent the vomiting & purging Of children,
a dreadful disorder which annually destroys
thousands of the infant part of our citizens
1t is likewise the mildest and most certain
remedy known, and has restored to health
and strength a great number when in an adj
yanced stage OF this fatal omplaint-partlcu-
lar and plain Instructors arc given for every
part of the necessary treatment In such
cases.
Children generally take this medicine with
sagerness, having pleasing appearance and
an agreeable taste.
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HAMILTON's ELIXIR.

"A sovereign remedy for olds, ooseinate
Coughs, Asthmas, Sore Threats, and ap-
preaching consumptions, and most diSof-
iers of the breast and lungs.
TO Parents who have Children afflicted with
the Whooping Cough.
This discovery of the first magnitude
as it affords Immediate relief, checks the pro-
gress, and in a short time entirely removes
the most cruel disorder to which children are
liable. The Elixiris so perfectly agreeable,
and the dose so small, that no difficulty arises
in taking it.
Hahn's Genuine German Corn Plaster.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Water.
Tooth .4che DrohS.
The genuine Persian Lotaoa.
TIE Restorative Po7Uder for the Teeth ana
Cams.
Intalibls Ague and Fever Drohs,
For the cure of agnes, remittant and inter-
Militant fevcrs, &c. &c.
Sold Wholesale and Retail at Lees Pa
tent and Family Medicine Store, No. So,
Maiden-lane, New-York-an by particular
appointment, by JAMES KENNEDY; sen.
Bookseller, Alexandria.
Hannah Lee.
July'24 law
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ORIGINAL
FAMILY MEDICINES,


Prepared with the greatest care & attention
BY MICHAEL LEE, * Co.
Lees IIorm Destro ing Lozeages.
This medicine is superior TO any ever OIL
fered to the public, being innocent and mild,
certain and cfieacious in It's operations.
Lees Elixir,
A certain remedy for colds, coughs, or
asthmas and particularly the whoeplng
cough so destructive to children.
Lees Essence Of Mustard.
So well known for the cure of Rheuma-
tism, govt, palsy, sprains, etc.
Lees Grand Restorative,
Proved by long experience to be unequal
led IN the cure of nervous disorders, con-
sumptions, lowness of spirits, inward weak
ness, etc.
Lees .4nti- bipous Pile,
For the prevention and cure Of bilious and
malignant feyers.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for the Itch,
Which is warranted an anfaIlible remedy
at one application
Lees IafalI6le .Ague 81 Fever Drots,
For the cure of agues, remittcnt and In
tcrmittent levers
Lees Genuine Persian Lotion,
Celebrated for the cure of ringworms, tel
ters, etc.
Lees Genuine Eye Eater,
An effectual remedy for all diseases in the
eyes.
Which give immediate relief
Lees Toosh-.4che DrotS,
Lees Corn Plaster,
Lees Daonqsk Lip SatUe,
Lees Restorative Powder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lees .faodync Ehrir,
For the cure of every kind of headache.
The Indian Vegetable S1tec5fc,
For the cure of Venereal complaints
Sold wholesala and retail, by the proprie-
tor, No. %, Pitt-Street, Baltimore
r, GRAY, bookseller, King-street, and
NJ KINGSTON, Fairfax-street, AleAan
dria.
To country merchants and others, who
purchase to sell again, libera' discount will
be given by the proprietors.
To detect counterfeits, observe each artl-
Gle has, on the outside wrapper, the sigma
ture of MICHAEL Lee, ana 90
N. B At the places of sale may be had
fpratis) pamphlets containing recent and ex'
traordinaiy cases of cures whose lengthpre
vents their being herewith Inserted
June 20 Id"
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The Sovereign Ointment for the
Itch.

Which. is warranted an infallible remedy
st one application, and may be used with the
most perfect safety by pregnant women, or
on infants week old, not containing parti-
Gle OF mercury or any dangerous ingredients
whatever, and is not accompanied with that
tormenting smart which attends the exhibit
ton of staer remedies.
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PARTICULARLY
Hohn's Anti Bilious Paiis.

For the prevention and cure OF bilious ana
malignant Feverss
The Proprietor has every possible reason
that can result from extensive experience,
for believing, that dose OF these Pulls taken
once in every two weeks, during the preva-
lence of our bilious feyers, will prove an m
faIlibIe preventative and further, that in the
earlier Stages of those diseases, their use VIII
very generally succeed in restoring health
and frequently in cases esteemed desperate
and beyond the power Of common remedies ),
They are excellently adapted to carry on
superAuous bile, and prevent Its morbid Sc
cretions to restore and amend the appetite
to produce free perspiration, and thereof
prevent colds, which are often of fatal conse"
quences A dose never fails to remove
cokl, if taken on Its first appearance they
! are celebrated for removing habitual costive.
ness, sickness at the stomach * severe head
ache and ought to be taken by all persons
on change OF climate.
In sickly times or places, dose should be
taken every fortnight, and if there is reason
to apprehend personal danger, 1t may be
taken once week.
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HAMILTON's
GENUINE ESSENCE & EXTRACTS
OF MUSTARD.

Or MUS AM
A safe and cffectual remedy Tor acute ana
chronic rheumatism, govt rheumatic gouts
palsy, Iumbago, Rumbncsss white s"eihnga'
chilblains, sprains, bruises, pain in the face
and neck, sc:
This valuable remedy is prepared both IN
a fiuid state and in pills, and thus excellent
" adopted for external and internal use.
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Removal.
e1 Joseph SPEAR,

Restecnuly informs his friends and the fu0-
tic,
THAT he has removed his shop to Roy
al-strcet 10 the one lately occupied by Mr..
b. Adamson, near the Coffee House, where
he carries on the CABINEt BUSINESS
in all lis various branches--he also makes
and repairs al kinds of Musical Instruments,
such as Piano Fortes, Bass Viols, ViolIns,
Guitars SC and will also furnish Mahogany
Collins for grown persons for fifteen d0tlars
He hopes the quality of his materials, the
soundness Of his work and the strict atten-
ton he intends paying to his business, viii
ensure him encouragement from generous
public. All the above branches of business
will be executed at the shortest notice.
November %. d8t law
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MISS BOWDLER'S
ESSAYS & POEMS,

ESSAYS & P@>EM MO,
The first American, from the l. th hhS''"
Edition.
Published for the benefit Of the orphan
Asylum Society & Economical ochoob
Me@-Iork,
Are just received for sale by ire SooS0'''O
Price 8 IS in boards r.
These excellent Essays Poems &C
printed at Bath III England for the beneH ~
the Hospital in that City and have "lF0'''
pone through eleven Editions .v.
. They are now reprinted IN this co"',t !; !,
for an equally benevolent purpose y
hoped they will be attended win 'he
success.
James Kennedy. SCI SEN
July Is