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u lRilNiA-At a Superior ,trt of Clanc.rv
he'd IN Staunton, ON the s.Atccuth day OF Juiy.
Bsigyeer
e'er D. jarrett PizirtB,
I,i,eo'5' Diver; and Casper Anderson, HsEuirgfs.
Ny consent OF the parties BY their cJinsc thc
court nol reter The acconnts between the parties in
Sn s'' 10 master C7mmssioncr Carrot, who is here
by directed to cxam,ne state AMI settle Inc sane
AID maze report thereof to this cJirt, viii sucb
matters specially tiDiglt pert snt nv himself or re-
CURED by the parties to bc 50 stat.d, anil tie sail
co nni's'nrr - authorised TO roslc il tue ab3cace
of either party, who having r,as noti nj lie
primary app ointment or ajenrmnent, shall r,l t, at
tend hi IA.
A copy. Tcstr,
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Plaintiff,
A copy. Tcstc,
HENRY J. PEYTON, c. c. c.

The parties intersltei IN TIC aboyc ease ar, here.
hy notiicl that slli pr,er Il 70 execuf. TIC s,ye
'ec'etnl orlcF, "a Vclrcsis tie t5tho! Ap4lneyt.
" my . hcc IN Chrouesr'iie, when all w'ier. they
vouchers, &c.
ALTX. GARRETT. m.c
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Delegates to serve in the next Legislature.
Shotsyiuania Robert Stanard, John
Quarles.
King George; William Hooe, Cadwalla-
der Dade.
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Morgan Lewis Esq. of n. Y. is confirmed
as Quarter Master General.
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The subscription list oocs closed, the price
will be enhanced to purchasers,
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Portrait & Miniature Painting.
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NNR. NICHOLAS BoUDET, grateful
I'VE for the liberal encouragement he has
received of his friends in particular and of t. p
public III general, feels in duty bound TO sos
llclt the acceptance of his sincere thanks for
their unlimited attention. and is happy I'd
give notice thot the PAINTING ROOM is
removed to Prince Street opposite Mr..
MEADs dwelling bcuse, where he offers his
professional service. ard respectfully nYites
copnois eurs and the adtairers Of tie liberal
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TUESDAY, June 23, 1912.

Real Port Nane. &c. >
Joseph VAUDEVILLE.
Corner Of King and Fairfar Streets,
HIS FoR SHE,
Is quarter Casks full bodied Red Port
years old, and warranted genuine as
imported,
5 5 pIPs 5, Murdocky Co.'S. old L.
q0ar'dr Casks, p. Madeira.
10 half pipes, cu..a.;, wn.
pipes,
10 laIfdo Ienerife do.
30 quarter Casks,
80 cases fine old Medoc Claret, imported in
1907
40 doz. Hlboert and Co.'S. old London
Brown Stout and Porter,
100 barrels prime new Shad.
Wines Liquors and Groceries, as usual.
April 81.
Win S, sugars, Teas, Fruits, &c.
JOahp H. MA1cDEHlLbh,
OFFERS FOR Sale,
O'd Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, Tenerlffc and
Part lime, BY retail
Comn-- ,>o--~s, kIJJ'~ a->,dy
20 ar. Ca rs Teneriffe and Malaga WINE
10 Hh S trtgua n~~n
40 hhds n OrIeans and West 1nu-- q,
gar, different qualities
5000 rs Loaf and Lump Sugar
hhds good retailing Molasses
100 bags Coffee, green and white
loo sacks I.ivcrpool Blown Salt
50 az chests and boxes snheri2r 9Ha"ty
Tres of this years importation, con-
Sistlnr of Gunpowde, Imperial, hy-
son, Z. Hyson and Skin
SO boxes lemons
so Muscde and Bloom Raisins
100 bags soft and hard sheh'd fresh al
m)nds
90 bags Figs
500 ~eam8 Writing and Wrapping Paper
10 bbls Cd 4th Proof Whiskey
50 BY Common Proof do.
a DemlJ hns
50 boxes Mould and Dip'd c andes
SO do Brown Soap
800 gallons excellent Cider Vinegar
With variety of other articles in the Gro
Gerry Line.
May
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NEW TEAS. &c.

JOSEPH MIND ETTLLE, corner Of King
ard EqigfaG streets, has receiOed and for
Salr,
so quarter chests Gunpowder, Imperial, Hy.
son. Young Hyson, Tyson Skin and
Souchong Teas, Of the latest importA-
tons, principally the Leda's very SUI
perior cargo.
so hhds N. Orleans and West India Sugars,
30 boxes Salad Oil,
10 do. Marbled and White Soap, of choice
quality,
10 casks Cheese,
400 lbs. Liquorlce Ball,
Wines, Liquors, and Groceries as usual.
Ma 81
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SUGAR COFFEE .MOLASSES &c.
70 Hhds. Newt Orleans & Havana Masco-
40 Bis. vado Sugars
10 Boxes Brazil and HAVANA do
10000 ID. Loaf s; Lump do
10000 Is, Green Porto Rico & St. Domingo
Coffee
so Hhds Retailing Molasses
s pipes French Brandy
10 puncheons West India Run.
80 barrels Northern Do.
$50 do. prime Rye Whisky
500 500, lbs lbs Is lgt. quality Bengal Indigo
SO bales Upland Cotton
SO casks small twist Tobacco
700 bushels Ground Alum Salt
With his usual general assortment OF Wines,
Liquors, Teas and other Groceries
For Sale, by
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and fatgfaa Streets.
April 6. II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-11

Federal officers in tho interior OF the
states, than we're Indispensable woulu
have manufactures OF arms and artillery
in different sections Of the Union, 70
furnish the militia and preserve uni'or'
aity, and give to the nation an aspect
as military as is compatible with tie ha'
tnre and genius Of our constitutions
With regard to tie powers at waf' l
would prcscye a strict neutrality, a'o'a'
ing any close connection With either
in their war consists cur security hi'e
t?ey are fighting ard bleediag' ii Is our
policy to grow-ncrvc our govsrnmes''
mature Cur institutions, and prepare 20
put forth our strength alta more cen'e'
nient and critical season. On these Sc
6'sssal subjects, l will enlarge hereafter Ct
t5Sjn the uavy question particularly, I'D,
tend to give my views very iu.iy ana
with al! The candor which is due from d
public man to his constituents
JOHN POPE.
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AID M LYNN

Has ;ust reccipsd, and ?frrs 'or Sale,
q hps a ROW ARE and JEW
ELRY STORE, eafesi!e The
M'ck. ,;ics :'an&,
I'm RIM md Sock Locks.
Chest Drawes, Cuphoara, Trunk and
PAd Locks,
IL Strap, T BUT and Parliament
Hinges, ScreNs. 5 L. and Lai>pcs
P.actt apiT,"'d B,die Butts, S,'rrups
and Buckles Flies and R,.P.,
Mill. Grass, Cut Gnd iiaua Saws,
Pateut Trowel,, 5 e-Iya"as,
BlA ksnitn's Screw Places, Vices,
Anviis and Hammers,
Brass Candies,icks Jappaaed Tampa
Curry Combs, Kniumg Pins,
Shoe K.G,es, Avis and Tacks,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Table and Desert Knives and Forks,
Pen Pocket and P9uUing Knives, Rs
zors, Scissors and I.sucGts,
Fine Pen and Spsrtsman's Knives,
With 10 blades.
White Chapel Needles
Best sups, Sne white Chapel Needles
in quarters, assorted Nos. In each guar
tn.
Darnins Needles,
Very handsome polished Brass Car
POI Rod, aad Eyes,
Britannia Metal Tea Pets and Coffee
fil;orsrs,
Shovel and longs Brass and Irons &
Chimney Hooks,
Plated Casters, Candlss,icks, Back
esmmsn.boerds,
Jeweiry and Silver ware,
Aud = great variety of other articles.
ALSO,
Bar Iron, Sheet and Hocp Iron, and
Crsnbs AID B.is,ered Steel,
Jsws.rr ant Silver ware mann :astur-
ed, and cash given for old Gold, Silver,
Brass, Copper rand Pe~ter.
DecsaSer9 e~.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER II.
yoseph Vaudeville.


Gsrser cf Eire end FGijar Streets,
HIS FOR SALE,
AS CGcsv LIZ and - Ches's new
Gunpowder, Imperial, Tyson. Young
Hyson, lily son Ska and Soaohoh8
$4,000 ID. Coffee
Is hhds. Mu,cavado Sugars
100 barrels do.
5000 ID. loaf and lump Sugars
no barrels New England Kun
Is puncheons West India do.
i2o barrel. >WhiSkey
pipe, French srsndy
80 Hogshcads retailing Molasses
80 bag, Pepper and P.m<n'o
600 ID. sp>nisa INDIGO
1000 Ib choice Nader
500 ID. refined Sal, PeUe
Is casks Gun powder.
Which with his usual general as--
sortment of the best Wines, Liquors
and Groceries, he will dispose oil Oh
reasonable terms.
AM Al
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WINES, TEAS, &c.

Pipes old London P. Madeira
IL do. Sicily Madeira
10 do Lisbon
pipes and 40 9r. casks Sherry x
50 quarter casks Malaga
IS Cases Claret J
40 chests gunpowier, imperial ami
younghyson Teas, of very sape-
rior quaiits,
90 pancheons Sd proof Antigua Rum
10 do. northern do.
50 hhds Molasscs,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
$500 ppuaas bright Nader,
40 pounds Nutmegs,
10 bags Pepper ARD Pinento,r
40 keys race aud gcnnt Ginger,
so bales Upland Cotton, nice quality,
100 pound, Bengal s. Spanish Indigo,
80 boxes mnNid and dipt Candies,
40 do. No. , Chocolate.
100 do Pipes, contsiniHs gross each,
500 reams writing AMI srlpning Paper,
900 sacks Liverpool iHe SAT-,
co hads n. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
$1,000 lbs. green C@f"e,
Vita a general assortment OF other
GROCERIES,
FOR SAFE sT
BRYAN Iiampson & Co.
Aupust 2S
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Translated from he Por!usuesc DIARY
Of Ccio5er 81.
London, Sth Ocfoter.

Copy of Dispatch from Lord Cathca:t
TO ;he Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
dated at 81. Pslersbursh, September
Is.
have tic pleasure to inform you, that
the arms OF his majesty tie emperor Ok
ali the RusslaS, were victorious IN the
general and cbstlnsteIy contested battle
that took place on the I'll, Of September
at Rorodlno, between Mojaisk < Tate,
on the main road from Smelensko TO
Moscow. u appears that BonaPatte,
after lie action OF Smoicusko, had uHil.
I'd ali his tisrosrable force. Prince
Kutrzow had cno.en q position, and
posted tie mhOio arruy Il. the vicinity Of
il on The An 0. September, Bonaparte
attempted to take it ny force, but va.
repuiscd with loss. Oh the 5ihthe French
attacked their lett, ard we're likewise
driven back, losing n.sa; killed. rs we'll
in lhc attack as III the re.reat, together
with OF prices Of c.nnsn.- 81 the
9Th nothing occurred tat general ku.
.nzow uu.!cd The co.t de reserve,
made his disroii;lenS, and fortified his
entertainments and new batteries. On
he 9Th the French urdsr cover ef .
lick toy, With their whole force, in
,luding the rsinlorcsments that had sue.
cesEveiy arrived, attacked with impe.
.uosily the LETT Ct the Russians COM
manded by Rinco Bagration, wno re-
cei'ed them with the creates, 6.mness;
The centre of the Russian line seeing
the great mass that was directed asain.s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-11
1900 killed..
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
NETWORK, Deccmbsr 8.

We did not receive any intelligence
vcate: day from cur prize frlgate, the
Macedonian, but expect II see her in
Ills port lIc first far wind for hcv 10
como through iiGii-Gate.
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LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.

Yesterday arr.v,d 81 THIS port the ship
Emiiy, Scott, in So Gays fiUm Lisbon.
by tiis arrival we learn, that the
FreLch General Mas,ena had arrived in
SPAN, with l5U9 troops, md ha! formed
"a junction with General MarmoDt, and
TIM, their force, amounted to CT, 900 men
that Lord. Wellington had raised Ine
siege OF Burgess, and had retreatcd 10
V-l.adnhd inst Mar>ha! Soult was at
Cuepza, aid Gcu. Hill at Madrid.-
We further lean. THAT TIC Russians
claimed he victory IL tie late sansuna.
~ baltic OF Mosk"a; and hat III Con-
sequence, the Emperor alexander had
n.adc Gcn. E-r:ezpii fivtG 'na.,h... *
had given hini $4,000 ra,ies, all. ru-
be, 10 every soldier IL INC bale.
b. TIC Emily, we have received Lis
bon papers 10 he tih u November,
which contain tie Nlssi&H bulletins Of
the battle 81 Musk"a.
Tue Lisbon papers also contuin eX-
tr;.c,s from London Pspels f tn. 9Th Of
o. toDer> t'oTh w:..ct, The following ar.
ticics were translated
The Lisbon Ei!trr acknowledges the
receipt Il D,h.yarIt's i9>h Bu!cuD, dat
Cd at Moscow tie i".il Of ptember.-
FMS bu.!eun Is not published Ia ANY Of
the paper Iii our possession.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-11

The Frenah acknowledge a loss
OF 10000 men in the late battle OF
Mosqua--which, when compared
with the acknowledgements in ether
French accounts, during previous.
campaigns. Inusthe seen to have heer
the greatest loss the French have
ever known.
Inthe battle of Aus
terIitz the French
bulletin mentions
their less to be 500 killed
1&eQ wounded.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-11

IN the battle ofpui-
tusk, in which Be-
paparte was re-
pulsed, he lost by
his own accounts 500 killed,
1000 wounded.
In the subsequent
battle OF Eylaw,
in which Sir Ro-
bert Wilson states
the French loss at
$4,000. B0Daparte
only aeknowlcdg.
es, 1000 killed.
500 wounded.
In the battle Of Fri
cd and the French
loss, by the bull
Ietin, WAS only 500 killed,
5000 wounded.
N the battle Of As
perm and Essliug,
Napoieon's con-
fession ofloss was 400 killed
5000 wounded.
In the battle ofRabb
although it was
ascertgined that
upwards Of 1000
Frenchmen were
buried on the field
Of BATH >. & The
whDie loss is sta
ted to have been
upwards Of $4,000
he csniesses Onl y 900 killed
and wounded.
In the battle of Wa
gram the French
less is stated to
be 1900 killed,
8 or 1890 wounded.
On the Whole, reasoning from tho
facts which afterwards were proved
in regard 20 maay Of these battles in
which they lost eight times As many
AS they confessed, we shculd con-
clude hat Napoleon must have lost
at least $1,000 men killed & wound
ed, in the attack at Mosqua.
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FOREIGN.
Continuation Of Erfracts from tate London
Pr

Continuation Of brfrncfs Jfoni fate London
PaFcrs.
LONDON, May 8.--The recent meetings
of the political friends of Mr.. Canning, it IS
imagined, have induced him to give notice OF
his intention of bringing forward tho Catho-
lie question in another shape the present
session of Parliament, when he expects to
have the decided support Of the friends of
the Marquis of Wellesley, which will pro-
baby lead - the establishing new party,
composed Of both their friends, distinct
from the Ministcrialists and the Opposition.
There have been lately some serious dis.
turbances at Marseilles. The connections
in the interior Of France have given rise, it
is said to much apprehension and alarm in
the French Government.
At the intcrcession Of the American
Charge d'AfIairs AVID Consul, Mr.. Patterson
has been released from the custody Of La
yender, the Police tficer, and delivered o.
yer to Mr.. Gicnnie, an acquaintance OF
Mr. Pattcrson's fanny. Mr.. GIennie, how
ever. has been sworn IN as n special con
stable, and Mr.. Patterson continues nomi-
nally in his custody.
The shcriifs Of London attended on Wed
sesday at the House Of Commons, to pre-
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B. II. MACPHERSON,
-did-de- CanE.

In q letter, dated Glasgow. May 16, 1912.
received this morning by mercantile house
in this city, it is stated that delegation,
composed of men ofintorma,ioh and respcc-
liability, from the principal commercial
towrs III Great Britain, were proceeding to
London, for the purpose of being examined
by Parliament concerning the operation, of
the Orders in Council.
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BALTIMORE, June 90.

AMI i4hOkE, JuIC 30.
Summary Safiataction.-Last night be-
tween and 10 O'Clock, a party of men and
boys began with great sang froid to demo
lish the printing office of the Federal Re
Publican in this city ; and perseyered till
they accomplished their purpose. Fhe bu-
siness went on as regularly as if they had
contracted to perform the job for pay-it
was several hours before their work was
finished and, during the time they were
tugglng at the timbers of this celebrated
edihce, the quiet which prevailed was pro-
found as night, whose stiffness was only in
terrupted by the noise of slcdges, axes,
hammers, the tinkling of type, the fall of a
ljoist. the crash of roof or floor, and the or
ders OF the party stationed in the round tot,
who now and then cried to those on deck.
=" Avast hauling or that tackle-that fire
hook" &c. then hacked and hewed again.
Indeed, it was remarked, that the operation
Iresembled the building of Soomon's tenn
lPle, as to order and silence, making due al :
llowance for the difference between building
Iup and pulling down: Solomon's temple
was built of hewn stone, prepared before
hand this printing Office of wood--there-
fore, i'll the former no sound of "hammer OF
axe, or any tool of from was heard but, it
was necessarily somewhat different in the
latter.
Dut 10 ne serious: this act of violence is
not justified by the laws, though it certainly
proceeded from patriotic motive from
an honest Indignation at the ssditious and
ahti-American publications in the Federal
Republican publications., which put dccen
cy to the blush and civic duty to defiance
Yet the efforts of its conductors were i'm
lposent--they had no influence over honest
mnds--their eAusions gave disgust; there
fore his "sack Of Troy," zoas Unnecessary
unless it may be said that it is impossible
to tolerate certain species Of provocation.
The affair was not jNdiciously managed
hence it cost the party excessive labor--Ss
we regret TO state that one man lost his life
by fall from the top of the building.
I}ter me office 7SaS ieueifed 10 tic ground
the party, rs we are informed, went in quest
OF Jecob Wagner (the cditor) with the in
'ention of sewing him up in sheep-skin
with some terrapns but he was not forth
coming
II the parties concerned take the saeesf
advice NC can give lhem. the one will not
tempt honest men to wrath. and these will
beware Of violent and unlawful redress
'Let democrats 40 farther initiate the demo
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FIVE. ADDITIONAI. CAp.rIIREs

OF American vessels by British pirates
are recorded i'm paper Of to-day, some of
them owned entirely, others in part by CT
eizens of Baltimore. The time is near. we
hope, whenifwe cannot receive restitution
for such lawless spoliation, we can take ven
geance. No part of the Uuion has suffer-
I'D SO severely by British depreciation as
Baltimore. Then " arm and out 20
Iphiy.
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rational and spirited people for aifrontful
and unwarrantable injuries committed on
their rights and commerce. Nat. Ir,t.
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BANKS,

The Bills to incorporate sirteen Banks in
the room of those which expire i'm October,
and four new Banks, were introduced and
discussed yesterday. and were passed such
stages as the rules of the two Houses adj
mit.-Ihe consideration of them will be
resumed this day and they will be finished
with all due dispatch.
Boston Cent;nel, June 90.
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! Fishers OF the " Northern Star" g" Press
| in Ireland. Let the laws rule. 'ffhiy.

w
1t may not be recollectct. but Il is fact.
that by the treaty existing between the
Prince Regent Of Portugal and G.. Britain,
the former declares all powers at war with
u. Britain equally at war with Portugal.
Phi. G0-.
NEw-YoRK, June 2o-This morning. at
half past O'clock. General Bloomfield re-
ceived by express from the Secretary of
War at Washington, the announcement of 4
Declaration of War with Great Britain, in
consequence of which. ut the head Of the
troops he issued tho following
GENERAL ORDERS:
Head Quarters, Ne4v- York.
20th June, 1912.
Gen. Bloomfield announces to the troops,
that War is declared against G. Britain. BY
the United States.
BY order,
B. II. MACPHERSON,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-30

ANNAPOLIS, June 2O.-We understand
that fort Madison is to be reinforced with
one hundred men in the course of q few
days, and that the troops at present stati-
oned i'll fort Madison, are to be removed to
fort Severn, under the command of Lieut..
Clarke. We observe with peculiar salts
faction that the most active preparations
are making in all parts of the u. States to
place the country i'll complete state of de-
fence, and commence an offensive war in
the Canadas.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-30

Extract ofa terfer.from a very resEecta-
ole gentleman ia GottenbHre, 10 his friend
IN This city, dafed May Isl, 1912.
have just seen gentleman direct from
St. Petersburgh, on his way 70 London. He
says, that Russia had declared war against
France, and has an army Of 500, 900 men on
the frontiers. The cause of this sudden de-
claration of war was, that the Emperor Of
France had bribed thirteen men of rank,
to murder the Emperor of Russia in conse-
qaence of which, the nobility, to a man, de-
manded an immediate declaration of war "a
gainst France" NJ Y.AIerc. Idu.