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January II
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r. GRAY, Bookseller, King soI ,l,fl
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(gratis) pamphlets containing 'e'I 1"notJ
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FOR SALE.

The Subscriber offers for Sale.
TITS late DWELLING HOUSE and
Il Is LOT, onthe south side ofDuke-street
also his LOT on Water street, on which
is an excellent brick stable. These two lots
are connected with each other, and offer eve
ry accommodation to family.
Also, from 3 to 1000 acres of Prime Land
upon the Kenawa River, all bottom, and IN
the vicinity of a well settled part of the coun-
try. Also, Five Lots in that part of the city
ofWashington, formerly called Carollsburg.
Also, valuable Pocosin, adjoining the land
of Augustine j. Smith on Hunting Creek
within two miles of the town. For terms APP
ply to J. D. Simms, Alexandra, or to the
subscriber at his residence III Fairfax County
{ James Craik.
January 10 9aw3W
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lust Published, , !,
f. 81. ~ pORERT GRhI'

An account OF Expeditions 10 ~, .a' WEI
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parts Of .auisiana, to the Sour. ,re J5ut'
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of the United States during thS =
1906, and 1907 ,,,,oUGH 1,
The interior Parts Of NsT pr5 4
When conducted through tne &c, IN thsI
by order Of the Captain Genera .lIus'
lso7-by Major Z. M. p'A' :
with Maps and Charts ,... ST.
Price with the Plates sspe, ,: e. !, :,
Ditto with the Plates bound III ~ 30
Ditto in boards, call EoI '
ar Subscribers will piea'e
copies. or1vED,
A supply Of Carf yy,,,ic.
Bibles, and AdgafeS MuD r.
July Is
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and delivered as expeditiously as possible.
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January l6 cow
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District Of Columbia,


not having entered his appearance -, Ne
security according to the sa,ms
rules Of this court and it appes, sN
satisfaction of the court, upon af;d l't
the said defendant Nahum Rice j. n%
habitant ofthis district: Oil motion nr H
complainant by his counsel, it is ords.',s
the said defendant Nahum Rice. d.
here on the first day of July term n. 81
enter lis appearance to the suit and -
curitv for performing the decree of,bs He'|
and that the other defendants Silss I
Reed, do not pay away, convey Or :.
the debts by them owing to, or the -. sV
effects in their hands belonging tn ny
absent defendant Nahum Rice until
Their order or decree of this court; \
copy OF this order be forthwith ines,
one Of the public newspapers puh6sI
his county for two months success;rel,
that another copy be posted at the f,o,sE
OF the csurt-hou;e ot the said COUNTY
A copy: Test,
G. Deneale, c, {,
January II 9as9s
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- \
THE FORMER PART EMBRACING,
/. The general principles of Human Ma
ture, considered as subject of moral sci
ence.
: .. The principles Of Ethics, or the moral
relations and duties of men.
5. The principles of Natural Theology. !.
4. And lastly, those of Economics or iami-
" relations, as preparatory to the considera-
ton of the relations and duties Of civil and
political life.
THE LATTER PART EMBRACING,
H. The Rules which ought to regulate the
conduct of men towards one another in a state
of civil society, and the means OF enforcing
those rules.
2. The Rules and Principles which give
the form to the society or government itself,
and which direct its operations.
8. And finally, the Rules which should go
yern the conduct of independent governments,
or states to one another
TaE WHOLE comprehending those general
principles, on the subjects OF Jurisprudence,
politics, and public law, or the law OF nature
and nations, with which every man OF liberal
information in free country ought to be &C
euainted.
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FOX SALE,

TIE ybslowmg BUILDING LOTS N inc
solun Of Alexandria 80
1.-TWO Lots, each % feet inches, 'front.' ont
Il ing on Union-street, between Prinse
and Duke streets, extending towards Water
street $50 feet in depth, next adjoining 10
seph Deans house. ,u
Two Lots, each % feet 4 inches on Wa
tsr-street, between Prince and Duke-streets,
extending $50 feet deep towards Uinon-
stlect adjoining Joseph Deans.
The above four Lots are IN the most tnrlv-
ing mart Of the town, and afford excellent
stands for business. Apply to
George Gilpln,
ale.raudria, or.
Joshua & Thomas Gilpln,
PHILADELPHIA.
y..orva6 cow 1awl7w
Al ~
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Printing neatly executed at
ibis Office.
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FOR RENT,

Atwe story frame DWELLI@G H e !, =, !,
On Cameron street-Also, new 6R1 ia
lfEywZ with half acre Garden Lot
on the same. Apply to
John G. Laid.
November %.
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District of Columbia,
THE defendant, Daniel of St.

Thomas Jenifer, Administrators as aforesaid,
not having entered his appearance and 81
ven security according to the statute and
the rules Of this court, and 1t appearing
20 the satisfaction of the court, upon at
fidavit, that the said defendant Daniel OF st.
Thomas Jenifer, Administrators OF Daniel
Jcnifer, deceased, is not an inhabltant oil
this district--on motion Of the said COM
plainant by his counsel, it is ordered, that the
said defendant Daniel ST. Thomas Jeniter
Administrator of Daniel Jenifer, deceased,
do appear here on the first day OF July term
next, and enter his appearance TO the suit
and give security for performing the DEGREES
of the court, and that the other defendant,
Edmund I. Lee, Executor OF VIM: Craik,
deceased, do not pay away, convey, or Sc
cree, the debts by him owing to, OF the
estate or effects in his hands belonging to the
said absent defendant Daniel OF St Thomas
Jenifer, Administrator of Daniel Jeniter, de-
ceased, until the further order or decree OF
this court and that a copy OF this order DC
forthwith published for two months success
sisely in one of the public newspapers pub
lished in this county, and that another copy
be posted at the front door of the court house
Of said county
"A copy-rest,
G.. Deneale, c. c.
Y.n,,,,v ls iaw2m
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District of Columbia,
Alexandria County-to soit.
November Term, 1911.


Aaron Hewes and Elizabeth his wife, !
John Swerd and Sarah his wife,
and Adeline Watts, George Watts
and Henry Watts, the three last
infants under the age of twentv-one
years. by Henry Watts, their next
friend, pecuniary Legatee OF John
Watts, deceased, Comhlainants,
against
lanes Webb and Sarah his vile, the
only child Of Alexander 7. Watts,
deceased, William Bolt, son OF
Thomas B 1t, & Elizabeth his wife,
late Elizabeth Watts, VIM. King, z
Henry King, Perry King, Alexan-
der King, Edward King, Catharine
King, children of Henry King, and
Ca:harine his wife, late Catharine
Watts, William Watts, John c.
Waits, George Watts and Charles
c.. S. Watts, children Of George
Watts, deceased. Betsey Watts,
Henry Watts, J>mcs Watts, SUI
sannah Watts and Amanda Watts,
children Of Samuel Watts, and re-
siduary Lega.ees of John Watts,
deceased, Defendants.
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The defendants James Webb,

and Sarah his wife, the only child of Alex
ander T. Watts, deceased, William Bolt,
son of Thomas Bolt, and Elizabeth his vile,
late Elizabeth Watts, William King, Henry
King, Perry King, Alexander King, Edward
King, Catharine King, children Of Henry
King, and Catherine his wife, late Catharine
Watts, William Watts, John c. Watts,
George Watts and Charles &. s, Watts.
children of George Watts, deceased, Betsey
Watts, Henry Watts, James " cts, susan
nah Watts, and Amanda Watts, CHILDREN Of
Samuel Watts, and residuary I.agatees Of
John Watts, deceased. not having entsred
their appearance and given security Accord
ing to the statute and the rules of this court
and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
cou tupon affidavit, that the said defendants
are not inhabitants OF this district: On mo-
ton of the said complainants by their ccun-
sci, it is ordered, that the said defend
ants do appear here on the first dsy of July
term next, and answer the bill Of the COM
plainants, and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted for two months success
siyely in one Of the public newspapers pub
lished in Alexandra, and that another CO.
by be posted at the front door of the court
house fthe said county
a copy--Test,
6. Deneale, c. c.
January is 2aw2ni
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vT,HREE LOIS. OF Land, IN the upper
part of Fairfax county, part OF the es-
ta,e Of the late Daniel McCarty, OF Cedar
Grove.
No. i-Containing 347 acres.
No. 2-Containing s37 acres, and
No. S-Containing $50 acres.
This land is situate near the Potomac' at
the lower enc Of M'Carty's island, distant
from Alexandria and George Town about 10
miles :one half Of each lot is well timber.
ed Persons wishing to purchase Will make
annIication to EpsAR MoCARTY, at Cedar
Grove. or GEORGE Mason, at Gunston.
Fairfax Couaty, Dec. 1873 60
District of Columbia,
County of Alexandria--to wit:
November Term, 1911.
William Wilson,
Complainant,
w.
Daniel of ST. Thomas Jenifer,
Administrators of Daniel |ia Chs"os~y
Jenifer, deceased, and Ed
nund T. Lee, Executor OF
VIM. Craik, deceased,
DEFENDANTS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07

" Every thing promises Long darssion
to this alliance. 1t assures repoSc to the
South of Europe, and promises to France
'hat she shalt no longer be disturbed in her
efforts for the re-establishment ola maritime
peace.
(Signed)
LIE Due DE BAssANo."
Gum5innen, Tune o."
BY The treaty with Austria, the latter is
To- furnish $4,000 men to France. The inte-
gritty oi the Turkish territories in Europe
Is guaranteed, and the principles of the trea-
" OF Utrecht are recognized.
When an express left the French coast,
information was received there, that ac-
counts had reached the capital, of France
and Russia having commenced hostilties.
n Prussian vessel is arrived from Bordeaux
Which she left on the 25th nit. She states
that there are three sail of the line and two
| trigates in that harbor with troops on board
for America.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07

,his headquarters to Toto. Marmont was
h.s forces at N-Uldc,l land
Il is SAID he British advanced pusts were
within leagues of it. Hlarmoat iust 500
zen in crossing the Douro. Accounts from
Oporto are 10 July Is
Several skirmishes are reported to have
taken taken place between the Il Issians and
| the French. The former are said IT, have
fallen back, destroying he uniTy as they
retreated, agreeablv 20 previous deter ui-
nation. The French are aisp said to have
halted for want of provisi, ms.
| A General embargo was laid in Swedish
ports July lS-on account, it is SAID, ola want
LOT transports to convey troons.
Diet has been called in Poland, and the
restoration of the Kingdom is con;e mp !atetl.
France and Prussia have m1de ,lefen-
siSe treaty. They guarantee the integrity
OF each others territory. Whenever En-
gland violates any of he provisions of the
treaty OF Utrecht, each power is - exclude
from its ports neurrals who submit To- such
violations. Austria aud France have formed
treaty offensive and d. fensive, aud Aus
tria is marching an army to assist against the
Russians.
Capt. SwAsEY informs, that Danish pa
lPers had oeeD received It Ch,istiansand
giving an account Of the Russian army, burn
ing and LAYING waste every thing as they re-
treated,
The French regulations were in as full
tree at Christiansand as in France as to CO.
lo'ias produce. Every thin g of that kind
being put under The government locks.
On the 9th. of July, an English 81. com
manded by Capt. Stewart, having procured
4 Danish pilot, came into the harbor of AS
ker's, 40 miles east &c Christiansand, and
destroyd and sunk, after "A severe engage
ment, the Danish frigate Naiard killed 241
OF her crew, and 1870 escaped on shore. He
also captured the brig Kiel, which was re-
| taken by the gun boats, & brought 10 CHRIS
tiansand Capt. Stewart demanded her, but
| was refused.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07

T6sgress, S6. Can't. SIXTH; Hraet, Is,
Capt. LAWRENCE; and brig .I5gNs, IS,
Capt. SINCLAIR the whole of tLe squad
ron, which sailed from New YORK on rthc
2lst of June, under Commodore RoDGERs.
Sailed from New York Iuv 2t-rhe
Sd at A. Nj. discovered, and gave Chase
tn an English irisatc, supposed To be the
belvidere. The superiority Of the PreSi-
dents sailing, while the breeze continued
fresh, enabled her to get within gun s'irt be-
tween and p. NJ. when it had modcra-
ted so much as to give very faint hopes of
getting along side. At this time, perceivine
she was training her guns to bear upon tho
President, the latter commenced fire at
her spars and rigging, with the view of Grip
ping her, to get abreast of her. A fire was
kept up about two hours. The President
gave her two or three broadsides, and kcISs
| upa well directed fire from the chase guns,
which cut her sails and rigging very much
but did not succeed in destroying any of her
spars, although some of them were much
wounded. The President, all this time was
exposed to running fire from her four stern
chasers; and once the British frigate COM
menced a fire from her main deck, with in
tention of rakins the President with broad
side, but at that moment receiving one from
the President, continued her course under a
press OF sail, and used only her stern guns.
All sail was crowded in pursuit, but in vain.
The chase was now throwing overheard eve
ny thing that could be spared, to ncrea sc
her sailing, and escaped by ligntness # the
wind. Four of her boats were seen floating
by the President, completely Knocked to
pieces, togetherwitha great number of casks,
spars, &c. and it was supposed most of the
guns were also thrown overheard.
| he
number of shot in her sails and rigging, but
was not materially injured. The chase was
continued till about midnight. when it was re-
linquished, as hopeless, & The President hove
to TOR the squadron to come up. Early in
the chase, one of the Presidents chase guns. .
on the gun deck, burst and injured the up-f
per deck so much as to prevent the use Of the
chase guns on that side for Considerable
time.
The President had three killed, ard 10
wounded, most of the latter slightly M the,
wounded, 10 were by the bursting of the gun
1t was by the same gun Com. Rodgers had
his leg fractured, but has recovered.
The squadron afterwards pursued the Ja-
maica fleet, but owing to uncommonly feggy
Meather missed them, although at times We
ry near"
The squadron has been of the En.-l;sh
Channel, then along coast of France, Spain
and Portugal, within 80 miles Of the rack of
Lisbon--then made Madeira Island then off
Coro and Fioros-ihen back to the Bank
and by Nova-Scotia to Boston,
Many OF the seamen of the squadron are
sicswith the scurvy. Several have died
About 100 English prisoners are on beard.
We understand the seamen stated to have
been impressed from Portuguese brig, en-
tered voluntarily.-PaLLadix
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a squadron viii be sent to scour the Am. coast
and squadrons to sweep her vessels from
every sea.
A messenger from Adm. SAWYER reached
London, July Goth, and announced the A.
tack on the Relv;dere-but did not furnish a
c7py Of .hc Declaration Of War.
The Jamaica feet, under the Tlialia ar
rived IN England July % and the T.. India
heet, unde the Phacton.
Lord Castleresgb and Earl Camden were
attending their usual duties in Parliament
July a. without ever having differed as we
can perceive.
The Count and Countess of Antraigues
have been assassiuated in England by one
Lawrence, who Afterwards k!llcd himself
MIR. Smith, an American. had arrived
IN England, from Ut. Petersburg and Paris.
The French Gen. Phiippon, has c,caDcd
from England, and an attempt was made 10
carr Sarrazin TO France
Acc1nn from Lisbon are to Ju:s L. -
Yen hi had advanced from b Rsi,z TO
Lieteoa. Lora Wellington had advanced
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07
DOM ESIiC.
BosToN, August 81.
BRILLIANT NAVAL VICTORYI

The United States frigate Constitution,
Captain Hull, anchored yesterday, in the
outer harbour, from short cruize, during
which she fell in with the English fligate
!GuerTiere, which she captured, after short,
but severe ac,ion-The damage sustained
BY the fire of the Constitution, was so great.
that 1t was found impossible to tow her into
port, and accordingly the crew were taken
out, and the ship sunk. The briliancy of
this action, however We may regret the oc-
casion that has produced it, will still excite
the liveliest emotions in every American bo-
som.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07
FOREIGN.
BosToN, Sept. 1,
LATEST FROAE EUR orr.

Capt. SwAsEY, ofthe brig Dromo, from
Chr, ansInd, Sn1 arrived Yesterday, a. sea.
spoke ship GeorsiJna, Capt. Chan Jerl,in
from Liverpool, and obtained London papers
to July 49,
The " Beacon" London paper Of July 26.
says, as America commenced hostile meas
uTes before sle heard Of the revocation of
the Orders IN Council, we arc yet confident
aDlity will be res ored"
July %. Ministers l'ormed the merchants
that though they had not official INFORMATION
OF the American war from lIr. Foster thew
believed thad commenced. The merchants
then requested stronger conveys for Cana
ola.
The Courier recommended anembargo ON
An. vessels; and says " America las de-
CLTed war, and let heE nave. it, We hoe
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07
Nkw-YoRK, August 81.
LATE FROM ENGLAND

The ship Orbit, captain Bo0l, brings Lon
don Papers to the 9th of July, file of which
is received at the Office Of the Mercantile
Advertiser-Tae report of the War Bill
having passed the House of Representatives
is noticed in the paper of the 9th but obtain
ed no credit, and the market continued in a
state CT deprcssion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07
HIGuLYIMPORTANT


Last evening by the Steam Boat from NJ
bany we received the following important in
! telligence, thai, General Hull surrendered
his whole army to the British General Brock.
on the 10th inst.
Ertract ?fa LsttcrfTom Niagara. dared IT.
gust 60, at 6 p. NJ tram Solomon Fq,s
Rsnsssiiaer lid -d.-cQinh 1sGenerQl VGn
Rerss-ilaer
g am this moment called upon to receive
flag of Truce from the E&gish, and ac-
companied by O,hcers from General Haii,s
Army, who surrendered On the 10Th inst. to
the British General Brock.
ga Niagara paper (the Bee) of the Goth
inst. states, that General Hull had $500 men.
and IS pieces Of ordnance, which together
with the American vessels on the Lake, and
Detroit, surrendered to Cen. Brock, on the
10th inst. without Bloodshed on the par. Of
the British
E.rt7Iact ofanother letter, dated Geneva. I'M
gust 27th, az 10 O'Clock.
An Express has this moment reached
this place, announcing the capture of Gen.
Hull, and ali his army, in the Fort at Detroit.
to which place he had retreated.
Gen. Huli's force consisted of 9, 500 men.
The British force under Gen. Brock, who
commanded in person, was 1,4OO men, NOT
including Indians.
General Hull is now on board the Queen
Charlotte
The above was sent express to General
Dearborne, at Albany. by Mai r Noon, who
arrived in two days from Back Rock"
Extract ofdnother letter from ALsanu.
IL was reported at Niagara, party of.
500 American Militia had been cut off near
Detroit, their supplies taken from them. and
the men all killed by the Indians. This we
hope is not 50 certain as the above disastrous
news"
In addition to the above, we received the
following from our Philadelphia CorresDon-.
dent, by the Pilot Stage last evening"
Gazette Office, PutSburg, Sunday
EUentng. august 23d, Ie12.
WIN heartfelt regret, we lay the foite%-
ing information before the public.
The following letter has lust been rece;v-
ed by Mr.. Johnson, by aif Express from
Warren.
Uarren, .4ugust 22G, 1873.
Sr--Ihe PostrideF from Cleveland to tl,is
place has this moment arrived, with the n
formation that Hull and his army are cap-
tured. He gets his Information from the TX
press rider from Sandusky to Cleveland =
both OF the men are to be depended mon
and who will correctly state what they have
heard. Inc country is alarmed, aud mea-
su-es taken to defend ourselves.
At Cleveland, The militia are n,us.cringto
make stand. The emergency IS such, hat
u nc Interruption should prov: CORE ct, your
assistance "il DC wanted, and we tras, that
your militia Al; DC prepared fur the relief Of
the Country, when wanted.
ne Information may be incorrect, but
tnere IS the best reason to believe IL IS true.
nc fostrficr goes on Tor tae express pur-
pose OF Conveying ths letter.
am with respect. yo1r ohedicnt servant.
JOIN 5. EDWARDS.
John Johnson, Esq. T., stmasler, Pitt,burg.
o.
September l.
MJhfary MoUeme0fs.-Yest- ruay .rriyed
IN TINS cry from Aloany, his Excei,ency The
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07
is. BARBOUR.

me G3VRNl1R in his and
nelgde
which
personase To Iades
ptFt m
begs themto