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HeeI Shoes and Fancy SOAPS.

Just reeeiDed from .Ne7v- York,
A fresh supply of Ladies Kid and Moroc-
co Shoes, with heels--and from Boston great
variety of Fancy Soap and Wash Balls, IN
boxes of 6 dozen each, assorted, some OF
which is superior to any ever brought to this
place.
IN STORE,
$50 Bales Cotton--nice quality,
Shad in barrels-well cured and in pickle,
Carolina Indigo In boxes,
Ground Nuts In bags,
Chip Bonnets IN boxes Every low Priced)
Shoes and Trunks as usual, an assortment,
10 by 10, by 10 and7 by 9 English and A
meriean Window Glass, by the box.
hP Those who wish to have the Glass set,
or to have windows furnished complete, can
be accommodated at short notice, and on a
long credit.
E. Gilman.
November /. eo3tlaw
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Alexandria, Nov. 20.

WAS committed to the Jail of this county
as runaway, negro mn, who says his
name is DAVID THOMAS--he is about 5
feet or inches high, and about 40 years
of age, ola light complexion, and is said to
belong to Mrs. Disges of Prince Georges
county, Maryland The has lived in this town
some years The owner is requested to come
and prove the property, pay charges x take
him away, otherwise he viii be disposed OF
as the law directs.
James Campbell, jaaler.
December 2 law2m
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E. Gilman.
eo3tlaw
J RemoUag.
IOSEPH SPEAR,
November /.
Respectfully iaforass MS friends and the tub

lie,
THAT he has removed his shop to Roy
al-street 10 the one lately occupied by Mr..
B Adamson near the Coffee House, where
he carries on the CABINET BUSINESS
in all It's valious branchss--he also makes
and repairs all kinds Of Musical instruments,
such as Piano For{es, Bass Viols, Violins,
Guitars, sc nndw also furnish A'ahoEanv
coeafias for groNn perso s Ter fifteen dol'a's
He hopes the qu4Iity of ms materials, the
soundness Of his wrrk and the strict attcn
ton he intends p .Ying 10 his business wi!
ensura him encouragement from generous
public. All the above branches OF bulies.
will DC execute at the shortesl notice
November %. DIST law
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-06
Valuable improved Land for Sale

A TRACT Of LAND containing about.
two hundred and sixty acres, situated
on the shore of the Potomac River, shor:
distance below Alexandria: to the said iand
is attached Fishery, with handsome I'M
proyeraents for carrying it on to large ex
tent - The fences are in excellent order, q
large proportion being post and rail, and a.
most new.-Phere is convenient DWELL
lNG-HOUSE in good repair, and an excel
lentlarge KITCHEN: part of the land IS
well taken in clover, and the whole perfectly
adapted to the Loudon husbandry .--For par
ficulars apply TO
R. I. Taylor,
ALEXANDRIA
October %.
81 A small adjoining TR ACT, contain
ing twelve acres, on which handsome
8 DWELLING-HOU has been began to
be erected, With WELL of excellent water,
may be had on very accommodating terms
2aw
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The Subscriber Offers fer Sale
ON MODERATE TERMS,

ON MODERATE TERMS,
The foAowsng Uafuo6te PROPERTY:
A LOT OF GaCUND situate tthe lowHl
IA end Of Fairfax street, running With tn
the said street IT'S feet inches, f.onting On
Jefferson street rs feet Inches &eentain
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lot consirt OF an excellent and completely II
nished two story brick dwelling house: WITH
every convenient out house, good pump Il
the ward, anil garden which with properat.
tention night be made highly productive
Also,
A tractof LAND, on the south side Of
Hunt & Creek, about eco yards from III,
turnpike road containing about 5 acres
Upon this tract are severabie valuable seat
for building, commanding q view OF Alexan-
dria, Washington, a part OF George own.
aud considerable length of the river. i
has some good low ground and valuable
Pocosin attached to it Apply 60
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October 9


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yiii be sold upon a cred, OF ore, two, three
nd four years; the purchaser giving bond
WITH approved security, and mortgage up
On TIE i4ndt sold TO secure TIE payment o.
he purc base money,
Thos. Swami, J
Ben. Bolts, iComrS.
Ed. Washington. }
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21

e OliCE.--Hy virtue of n deed of trust hearing
date the 18Th December I 500 and recorded in
the cnuhty court of Albemalle executed TO usty
Jesse Davenport, Susanna his wife, ai,n Mis- Mary
thompson, Ter the purpose Of securing Auu,,rv debfs
que T"'Ithe SAID Davenport aud Thompson TO WI.
iain balt, will be exposed to sale al public auction
Tor ready MONEY, ut the house now nccmied Nv lilo
s"o davenport, oH Saturday the first day of August
next the following prcPer,y. TO wit One tract or
parcei OF land, lying ~ the sounty Of Ail,marle
containing one hundred aud sixty acres Fart of
larger tract o! six hundred and twenty acres ul,l
"' more fu'ly and at large appear by reference 70 n
survey now of record IN the county court Of Alre-
marie-ohe other tract or parcel of land ct5.sini,-
one b"n"red and eighty two acres, Uart e lsiVrr
Utet OF i've hundred and forty cicEt acres. which
vii more fully and at large appear by reference ia
survey now ut record ia the county court OF Hi..-
mH'lc.-Aiso tic following slaves one nct 70 wopa,,
''Ia'' one negro GIL Mary Ann, one small ~ t,,.
ny o'c hny AleNandcr, one negro man Niclofs.
one "'bFo BOY GeorFc, one negro woman Ircv AID
one negro cliid Ncrrwctlirr one negro man p,tr;L
one negro boy Bartlett, ore negro Girl ,.Ip,ip viii III
the increase Of the Femais slaves s &c tie - ,c
" the trust also all the right, Interest aud eioi q
'i tr s'id j ssc Davenport To ,ud IN tn, cstaft ltu
- }hh personal, on in any wise scInnene fo 10
cue OF the Fnd Arry 'Iho'npscu, Which hath o,.
crdcd 10 The said Jesse Dnvecso.t IN eo,. ,,rs,o
us ricrmarrtage 9Th SUSANNA Thnmpson d,uybtc,.
on the salI NrT lhOml'sun. Acting as trustee for
the heneft N others, viii convey such the o,t,
rs IS vested IN us los virtue c s;ich pccd o. Tr,st
JOIN NICHOLAS
ALEN'R GARRET'T, Trustees.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21
IRON THE FRONTJERS

CANANDAIoUA, July As the assembling Of
doops and militia the Niagara River, has mark.
tr that rs the place where hostiltes by land are
probably to commence, all eyes are turned with smx-
iety to that Theatre Of Udr. From the mutifar
Gus reports, which get abroad, of events there as
We'll as IN other places, shall enhc2 vor TO collect
and pnbiish, carly possible, such as we think
are entitled To credit, for the information ofou rea
ders.
or the force which the British have ON the Ni,o.
ara, various accounts giVen--The number of re-
guar troops IS probably not far from 15O0-of mi
itia, ready tor service, about 5000. With RESPECT
I" te hmfa7s, which are said to have oiued them,
Their number, stated by GiErrt mt reports from
$50 t. 1000 We have reason to believe ID world
approach nearer the f;Iet, TO say there were none
Ten. Brock, governor Of Z. Canada, commands in
peIsOn.
Nothing inomentous had occurred at the last dates.
ne Vss'ei o! MIR Colt, nicntioHeH in lass AS be-
ing captured by the British has been restored; and
LII Gansc' rt, who in their power v Len he
news oil war beng de Jared was received, has been
suffered to return to the Amerisan garrison.
L he apprehension that descent would he made
by The British with view to take the Aneric IN
GARRISON, at Fort Niagara, has subsidized. flad thew
contemplated its capture, they would have done il
before we had increased our forces ia the bciphbnr
hood.
We understand that Fort Niagara is in n decaved
state, with only pieces OF cannon and 40 men.
VIC do not know the number of men stationed ON
cue river from Black rock To the fnrt-probaby
there are 500 regular troops, and 500 or 2Ogy mi
huS, MAJ. Frrdk Miller is appointed To command
nj B'ack Rock Col Swift at Lewiston. The who'll
under Brig. Gen. WIN. Wordsworth
n number ct Wagons Of wsrkc stores, and seve.
raj companies of drafted and volunteer militia Jeff
tliis town last week. Tor the froatiers anono whom
we're capt n. D'xs i1f0itry capt.Stanley's rIcmcn
and captains Bngett's md Harris mi.itin
Maj. Gen. Hall has put ia reqdisitiop ,I,e whole
wanted.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21

~ partnership OF the subscribers, under the firm
OF Murphy and Crump, will by mutual cons en-, h.
d'ssoived--And on MnnaSy following, being tic
third day oil tie same month, under the management
ct Moncure, Robinson & Peasants, will he sold M
public auction. ut the store occupied by the said
Murphy and Crimp all their stock on Hand, making
a complete assortment Of groceries, generally of
superior quality.
The sale will be made without reserve, and no n
Their than real bid will be offered ON any artieL.
Terms. Cash for all sums not exceeding $50 On
all sums above 3 SD and not ex, eeding s 100. GO
lays and ca all sums above s 400 80 days credit,
ma. WILLIAM MURPHY
JOSHUA CRUNP.
Monday, July so. tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21
RICHMOND, JULY 81, 1912.
PROPOSITION

Ii we march to Canada, and pledge the
faith OF the U. States to incorporate it with
us, Qet the war end as it may,( the United
States are bound to redeem their sacred
word but Canada viii, soon be ours, for
its people will many of them, be ready to
Join us Our point will be gained by huiJ
the force, and i'll less than half the time
Some diihculties occur to this plan, in the
attainment OF the great objects of the war.
III, again, we invade them without such a
pledge, the opposition will be infinitely srea-
ter-every man will be soldier, ever;
house Fortress
l. propose, therefore, to pledge the faith
of the u. $. thus far /; that for Whatever aid
the Canadians may give us, they shall not &
ventuaily suffer; and peace shall no,
be made which does not secure them com
plete amneSt'' tor this conduct that, there
shall be no confacation8, retribrtions, &c
&r.-This is precisely the same GROUND
which the P. U. S. is said to have taken a.
TO L. Florida. Q.
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L,GgVRUCyy0 w
For IRE byfvqfe atmed vcsseis If the L. States
10 eGpfdin----commGHfcy 0fffe byiUate

= az VTtF WI ga TC----.
l. ne tenor Of your co:r mis- ion under the act Of
Congress entitled " an art concerning letters Of
MA que, prizes, and prize gonds," copy of which j.
herennto annexed, will he kept constantly IN your
view. The high seas referred 10 IN your commission
You will understand generally. In extend 10 low wa
ter marx . but with the exception Of the space
within one league, or three IS from The shore ol
countries at peace both With Great Britain s. with
the United States. You may nevertheless execute
yeUr commission within that distance of the shore
81 nation a. war viii, G.. Brit,jt, and even on the
waters within the jurisdiction Of such naGoa finer.
Initted SO TODD.
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y, vi iCt:--Ihose having claims against Tie es-
tate OF William VI Thompson, dee viii uleass
BRING thcfn forward tuy authenticated to nv Mans
ne" w atkins, OF Menehest = who is duly autI orsed
H me 70 pay all debts aud to receive all mouies due
70 'He estate, and grant receipts IN my name
FRANCES THOMPSON, .8d,n'ys.
July 81 -
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ltion from Major SIR and is known to have
sworn against, and had executed sevcra,
faithful lrishmen. Not Content with thus
noasting of having received the price of
blood N lleland, he did actually, III the Store
OF arespectable citizen, express wish that
me British forces might be in possession of
this CIT! before SIX months and turn out all
the damned Yankees. He did say this and
further, with villainoas inilumanity wnr-
thy OF an Orangcman. lie dared to wish that
the British Soidiery had possession not Oh
~ OF our city bu1 OF our wives, sisters and
daughters.
The consequence Of this villain thus ex-
pressing himself was that he was taken
down to Dock street by a crowd of men, but
whiie they were waiting for the Tar to cool.
the Orangeman was from leuity or neglect
suffered n slip into a raylor's shop. This
opportunity WAS embraced by some citizens
to go tothe Mayor: he Gt being 10 o'clock)
haderehred to rest. With prom ptitu,le
however, he got ont of bed, repaired TO Dock
street and with the assistance of some ci,i
zens he took the offender to Jail, where he
now is. five hear any thing more Of him
before We 80 to press, we shall announce it.
PM. Dem Press--th
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21

! OBTAINED from Negro Harry, who say. he be-
!: longs to Mr.: Ben. Holmes, of Dunkirk, Silver
Table Spoons, with the cyIher nearly eraId-TLe
owner 10y proving property and paying for this nd
,erliseInent, may receive the same on application to
" DRETrEK, Jeweier--who las just received sn
elegant assortmen. OF Military Goods.
July 81. NO.
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informs us that, on the GSth of June, lat 20, long
So, fell in with 10 sail OF English lying
TO that in So hours afterwards, fell ia with the A.
merican squadron, aud was spoken by the President
in gale Of wind at w. ~. W. under easy sal! that
he Capt. b. informed Com. Rodgers of the En-
slish merchantmen and that the Commodore i'm
mediately directed his course for the fleet. Com
modore Rodgers gave information OF having
fought sny british vessel OF war; aud the squad
appeared sl' in good order. About an hour at
forwards, he saw another frisate stan ding in the
aame direction.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21

( NHARLO1'rE COUNTY 10 WIT--Tste, mo
10y Charles Hudson Gr 9Th de-, of Iuly Isio q
lark bay horse Stranded l. %. on tic lett Sborif'r
qtmt four feet 10 mchrs high, l. let ~ sv;ng
'tie viu.e upon '"nt, smal sfaI in his for, l,I
snp ON iiis moses about tour scare Ga lsss S,.i
appraised to forty dollars.
Jul. IL. "", y ,i,r'
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"A gentleman from Nova Scotia saws, that
General HUNTER had summoned his Coun-
rii IN consequence OF the War; and that
tne people OF ST. Johns were terrifying the
place, and all was hustle aud confusion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21

~''N ''.iNo ttu Two TRUNKS Oh INV floods.
were seized last evening on board the shin
Ro6G and BetScy, of Norfolk, lately arr,y.
ed here from London.
1t is reported, that all the American YES
sells ct Jamaica and Curacao have been
embargoei, i'll consequence of the Embargo
III the United States. Charleston CosIr-Sth
The ship Margaret, captain Bartlinp, ar
rived at this port from Lisbon, was boarded
by an officer from the Guerrier British fri
gate, on the 5th of July. The officer, who
was on board the Margaret near an hour,
informed that they were from Bermuda for
Halifax, in company with some other YES
sells OF way, and as all matters in dispute be =
tween the United States and Great Britain
were accommodated, they wished the Mar
garet safe III, and left her 70 pursue her
voyage. Ebn. Reg.
From our Correshondent at Vashineton
etfy.-Ihe recruiting goes on brisky. 1t
is understood that in North Carolina up-
wards OF 500 men have already enlisted.-
Lieut.. Col. w. Ii. WINDER, of Baltimore.
is promoted to Colonel. Fed. Gaz.
A letter to the Editor of the Boston Van.
kee, dated Burlington, Vermont, July 5
says" We have just received information
OF the British garrison having taken our tort
and quantity of valuable artillery at Mia
CARA falls, and re-crossed the Ines
TIE formal decree of Napoleon declaring
the Berlin and Milan DEGREES to have bee,,
revoked so far as they affected America on
the lst OF November 1910, gives us the
hedge OF France that for all American YES
Seis and property taken under those de-
crees subsequently to tine date of their re-
CIit.N WI ly.,
The revocation Of the DEGREES, thus formal.
~. and relteratedy proclaimed BY the chief
IT the + ench empire himself, will not, how
ever, satisf, Great Brit ain because the
Prince Regent has declared to \ merica and
To the world, that before her orders shall
be rescinded, the French edic;s must be un-
condltionaily revoked as to all neutral natl
ons. NOR can we expect that the change Of
ministry, Change whica has brought into
power Wellesley and Canning with a few
OF the old wings, will produce any change
In relation To the British maritime system
The orders and sweeping paper blockades
will not be revoked. unless the terrors of
the American'war shall bring the British 90
Vernment to its senses. The American
nation may rest satisfied that nothing short
OF the abolition ut the whole S, steu of Ri
tish maritime deSpotism, the restoration OF
impressed american Seamen, and a formal
reconciliation OF the nefarious practice of
impressment, will induce the gov eminent to
sheathe the sword of war, Reluctantly
drawn to ivindicate the violated RIGHTS
and purify the sulled honor of the
country No, no 1t is the American
character TO make the greatest sacrifices
to peace bat when the cannon law is pro-
claimed, the people will not relnquish the
contest without completely realizing its OBJ
jects, or losing the last drop of blood in the
manly struggle This was the case in the
revolution aud such it will be at this time.
baltimore American.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21
AN O2ANGEMAN IN TROUBLE

Our readers will probably recollect that
Il few months since the New York Sham
~ock announced the arrival in the u. States
1t an Irish informer attached 20 Major 5irr's
3Tttalli' Of Testimony. This same fcllow
Il appears IS nov in Philadelphia, having
been driven from New Yotk &c was vr,o
terday shelving his commi3fion aud prc;cc-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21
AMERICAN CAPTURES.

SALEM, Thursday Jaly g--Returned
from crulze, the priyateef Fame, Webb,
having been on; 5at days, and having car.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21

And too am Panter'--yVh;,e cruizor, ar.
pouring from almost all ports the enerprize Df
Richmond IS not asleep We have one p..iyateer at
least htums out at Rockets.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21
DETACHMENT OF THE. MILITIA

DE PLACEMENT OF THE MILITIA
We understand, that the Secretary at
War has not yet issued orders for any part
II the Militia of this State to be called into
service that urgent applications to this Ell
iect have been made to him by the Execu-
tive III vain and that liz fact, they have
not received single line from the Secreta-
ny since the Declaration of War. This APP
pearsstiil more extraordinary, as it is un-
derstoo'l that the Regulars with perhaps
the exception OF two artillery companies, }
are to be withdrawn from Norfolk, whittier
they were sent for the purposes Of defence
and more extraordinary still, as the Mi
tia have been called out in the Southern
and some of the Eastern states. We make
this explanation in Justice to the Executive
to whom IL is understood repeated and cla-
injurious calls have been addressed from
the Eastern frontiers of the state.--We an
lerstahd tkat the Lieut.. Governor Mr. NAL
Tory proceeded to Washington on Sunday
morning TO make some Representations on
this subject in person.
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q Various NJ. S. pieces are nnavoitaby omit
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BosToN, July 1C.
NARROW ESCAPE.

Capt. GILL, of the Schr. Polly which ar
rived yesterday from Wilmington n. c.. was
boarded july 4, lat 40, Ion. 60, 80, blythe Bri
tlsn brig of war EmaiouS, of Is guns, from
Bermuda, examined, and permitted to pro
coed. The fhcer informed that the mad
boarded schr. the day before, bound to
Portland, and was told war was actually
declared The officer was very ANXIOUS to
nave the fact confirmed, and was particu
Jar III his inquiries for newspapers. Capt
OH mad had paper and hand-hill cor
tanning the declaration, but DESTROYED them.
As we'll as his letters, on the Emrilous hea
wing IN sight. July ), Nantucket Shoals ).
w. b. y about so miles, spoke an berrno
Phradite brig and schr 9 DAYS from Port
lard for Ne~York /; and saw a brig. which
appeared 20 be a cruzer, chase and board
item ard Immediately afterwards gave
chase to Capt. Gill, and pursued him TIL
he ran into slioal water between NaDtuck-
ct and the South Shoal, when the brj,r stood
to the westward. Capt. G.. THINKS the
Portland vessels were not taken. When
Capt. G.. parted from the Fmtlous She
stood to the westward. TIE officer said
hey had been cruizing in that vicinity for
weeks. PLHljj,,U.