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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-30
REMOVAL
Nehemiah Cram,

7 INFORMS his friends and cu!tomer5 that he
: has removed from Exchange lreet TO Mid
die ftreet and taken fore No 2, Titcombs
Buildings where he offers for lale, general
aiIortment of
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-25
nJsTURBED DISTRICTS.

From tic LEEDS Ae~cxry, Il Ssff H.
Ga Sunday night last, most daring
robbery was committed at Sowerey, by
a number of armed rnen, attended With
circumstances of the most wanton atre-
civ. MIR. VIM. Barker, who is ovcrseer
Ct the poor and collector Of tho proper.
ty tax at Sowerby, had retired With his
family to rest, when they wore reused
from their beds by loud call for ADMIT
,ance having opened the doer, num-
Der of n,en rushed in and demanded his
money, which he gave up to the amount
Of ABOUT al, they then broke into his
drawers, which they completely ran
sacked; but being disappointed in the
booty they expected, they proceeded to
break bis household furniture and his
clock {; a set IF rhlns, ard other articles
were completely destroyed. ard some OF
the wearing apparel OF himself ana MS !.
wife were thrown into the fire. and II
was with great difficulty thsy were pre-
vailed upsn 20 dsslst from se''ins hse
to the drawers. The number OF per-
sons concerned in this Aagitieus outrage
could not be exactly ascertained; only
+ Ave entered the house, but it is supposed
there must have bsen one or two plant
ed on the outside to prevent surprizs'
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COMMUNICATION.

SHE BILL FOR RKcRUITLNG OUR [RkT'
In war of conquest commenced on
our part, weare about to take step tia,
will change the ancient and approved
rules Of society in regard to masters and
apprentices, parents and children.-Tbs
rights of property are invaded in the
first instance. In the latter the feel
ings of nature are stifsd, and unduti-
fulness rewarded. At the most un-
guarded period of life the yosth is In
vited to disregard the council of his
parent. He is told BY his country, he
ought to fight to extend its limits, be-
cause he is able as reward he is to
be emancipated from parental authority,
and shall be deemed and treated as
freeman of full age it he will enlist to
fight during the war with England Il
war which will never end if it be con
,inued until the French principles are
established, whereby a ship at sea shall
be taken as part of the territory of Ame-
RIGA, whereby goods belonging to an e.
nemy in neutral ship at sea, shall be
as secure as if they were placed in a
warehot,se IN land in the neutral conp-
try, whereby the subjects of one nation
who shall in time of war desert their
native sountry, their friends, their kim
dred, their parents and their children,
shall be equally safe upon the sea in the
merchant ship Of another nation, as if
obeying tho natural impulse of9s,rlotism
they were Sighting under the standard
Of their native country.
As to apprentices, have the Congress
a power under the constitution to dis
sslve any contracts ! If they have not,
it is easy to foresee that their statute
will be disresarded by the masistracy ia
some states, which must produce new
troubles and discontents at home. But
these measures arc found to be necessa-
ny to fiji up the regular army, without
which Canada will no, be conquered.
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BUFFALO. (New-York, Nov.

BUFFALO. New York; NOV. ).
Col. Solomon Van Rensselaer,,
whose great military talents, and ex-
tensive knowledge of service are adj
mitted by all, who thro' the whole
campaign. so assi,luously devoted,
as it were, his very heart and soul
to forming, discipIining. and manas-
ing the army on the Niagara, that
as to him the least whisper Of party
malice seemed AEshed. He was de-
termined that whenever a descent
should he made upon Canada. to take
a leading part in it; and he govern
ed himself accordingly. The de-
scent was made and col. Van Rens-
selaer was iii the first boat, and was
the first man on shore. Sheeted In
fire be advanced; and his brave he
roes tracked him by his blood up the
heights Of Queenstown, tie result
is known-and there is not, now, an
g.iirer 0. a soldier admitted to the
bedside Of the wounded hero, but ex-
claims, "hud not You bern woanded,
zoe should huUe taken Fort GEORGE
This wounued hero new lies at
Lapdon's, in this village. At this
same place Governor Tompkins had
his quarters, while he was here
lie had in his POCKET the official let
ter Of Gen. Van Rensselaer,. stating
the gallant condsct of Colonel Van
Rensselaer,, and other officers IN tho
action. Eet this same Coz. Iomp-
E:ins nerer called on Cot. pan Rsns-
seluer in an adjoining room, nor sent
him q consoling message!
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Of wsys and means, have At length come
to the dsterninatisa Of referring the ap-
plieations Of tho importers Of British
goods to MIR. Gallatin. Whsther the
House will concur in the report of the
committee remains to be seen.
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BosToN, Nov. 20.

ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT.
We are happy to state, that MIR. Coo
per arrived in town yesterday, with the
official returns Of the votes tor Electors
in tic lower Eastern District, and that
Mr.. Crosby, the peace candidates. Che
sen by majority OF 700.
The Electoral votes have mostly been
returned-and ~srr>nt tao Oel'et thar all
GU, Electors, (twenty-twe) have bees
chosen from the friends Of peace.
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tie fought with the Indians on the Hi.
nois river, which I have copied from
niece handed to the Printer in this place.
/ have no doubt of its correctness"
IMPORTANT.
We have received information from
the Illineis Territory, which we deem
correct, stating, that Col. VIM. Russell
of the 7th u. S. regiment, has, defeated
party Of Indians at the Peoria Toms
Il will b: recoliectcd that Gen. Hopkins
ordared Col Russell. with two compa-
MES of Ranger. from Vineennes, and to
take the comaand of tbs regular troops
and militia Of the II!inais territory, to
march up the IlIinois river. The Col.
collected force OF about 400 men, with
which by rapid marches he got wlthIa
one mile Of tho Indian town, where ne
mot one warrior who was shot down,
ard brisk charge made upon the town.
defended by about $50 lsdian warriors,
who were put to flight With the less OF
Is found dead, besides number carried
off. The women and children ned to
swamp at the first spprsach OF our "en'
and the warriors soon tesk shelter under
tho same covert We had only three
men wounded. Four prisoners were
taken, and about Ga horses, prepared to
remove the women and children, with
all their plumber, fell into Our hands. It.
appear. that the Indians of tho seigh-
boring lsvas had heard o. Gen. Hop
kius' crossing the Wabash, and 100
warriors marched to meet him, leaving
$50 in charge of tbs women and chill
dren, who were preparing to move OF
wtea Col. Russell arrived about 10 o
clock in the morning. He destroyed
every thing in the town which he could
not brig away, and left it on the same
evening. scalPs taken IN September
near Fort Harrison. and aiss several In
dians wounded during the late attack on
that place, were found in the town.
1t appears that the expedition OF Gsn.
Hopkins has had the good eject OF
drawing the attention and force OF the
Indians from the Illinois river, which
afforded Col. Russell an opportunity OF
sarprizing and destroying their towns.
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POTOMAC AND SHENANDOAH

Navigation Lottery.
THE second days drawing will t2ks
place on Friday the 9Th inst. and o.
that day Tickets will advsnce to ) .
each
Present price Of whole Tickets.
IS 80
Half 10 81 III
Quarter do. 2 Is
Eiehths do 10 81
For sale by ROBERT GRAY.
Nov. 20
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First Dav's Drawing

First Days Drawing
Of the Potomac and Shenandoah
Narigation Lottery.
SECOND CI.ASS--I7tk Nov. 1919
No. 74S5l krst drawn number prize Of
$4,000
No. 1904 prize of 100
No. 1928 and l4456 prizes Of %
10 prizes Of s IL and AS OF 10 sel'
lars each.
Tickets and Shares for Sale by
Robert Gray.
November 10.
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CONGRESS-.
TUESDAY, November ~
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Rehorled for the alexandria Gazette.

[
TUESDAY, November r.
Mr.. Pilkin presented the petition of
James Segurrec ana ]. H. Wells mer-
chants OF Connecticut, praying relief
t7oa bonds given for British Goods.
Referred 10 tGs committee 81 ways ana
means.
Mr., Lewis presented the petition Of
number of merchants of Alexandra
on the same subject. Referred to the
conniltee of ways and means.
Also the petition of number of the
citizens Of Alexandria praying the incor-
poration Of a FIRE Insurance company.
Referred to the committees on tue dis
,rict Of cslunbia.
Mr. Gholson presented the petition
II John Dillon. Referred TO the COM
miltee of claims.
Mr.. Poindcxtcr offered the following:
Resolved that committees be appoint
ed to enquire into the sxpediency of
rspesling or modifying the act entitled
an act dividing the Indiana territory into
Two sepera,e governments passed, on
the lth' day of January 1905 and Of pro-
viding more .ffec,ua!ly for the govern
,nent of the Michigan Territory, and
that they have leave to report thereon
BY bill or otherwise.
Mr.. Rhea III owed to amend the resolu-
ton, by striking out or repeating 50 as
to make it necessary tor the committee
to enquire into tic expedicscy OF medi.
Tying zoe act, &c.-Negativsd.
Mr.. RheA then moved that the reso-
luton lie Oh the tabie-Negatived.
The resolution MAS then adopted, and
corl mittes of fire ordered.
An ensrosssd bill, 10 enable the Peo-
pie Of the Mississippi Tsrritsry to form
a constitution and state government, &c.
was read \ third time, and OH the cues
ton, shall the bill pass? The ayes and
noes were taken, and were-Ytas o.
Nays 80.
Mr.. Jennings offered the following:
Resolved, That the committee Of OIL
iitary affairs, be instructed to saquire
Into the sxpediency, of auihsrising the
President of tbs United States to Cause
two additional companies OF mounted
Rangers to be raised for the protection
Of the frontiers. Adopted. g
Adjourned.
BY member of the House Of Repre-
sentatives from Kentucky, we have been
politely favored with the following
From the Lerixsfon Rehorser Extra,
NOVEMBER Is.
Extract Of Q ietrer from gentleman IN
Russeiville to the Editsr cfthe REPORT
er, dated Nsv. ! |, 1919.
MInciosed YOU have q detail of bat
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Samuel Mark & Co.
yEeve received Thirty Packages oil
Ss WOOI.EN & FANCY GOODS,
ard are il, daily cxpectatian OF receiving
= farther supply, which they will sell at
reduced prices ser cash or town accep-
tances.
November IL. eed3w:
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lust RECEIVED,
7, .. SlMMS
Nov. 20

!. D. SlMMS = g.,
xw7ILL' continue the practice OF .n y ].
w law in tho Circuit Court Tor mo -
County of Alexandria. his o" a..
above the Printing Os'es o. 'ne 1'
andria Gazette.
October &c
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T1Uenty Dollars Rswafd.

dan AWAY from the subscriber, on
N Monday the second day OF Harca, IN
Charles County, State of Maryland, bright
Aulatto Man by the name of PHIL COM
monty called PHIL WHEELER, about i've
feet eight or nine inches high, stout and ae-
tive, about thirty years Of age, has rem ark
ably grey eyes. He is a good fiddler, and
coarse shoemaker had on homespua
yarn and cotton round jacket and pantdoons;
there is no doubt he will change his clothes;
il is therefore thought unnecessary to de-
scribe them more particularly. Phil IS an
artful fellow, has two wives in the county,
one at Mr.. Wm Courts, Paccawaxon, the
other at Mr. Walter Jeam.ons, near Port
Tobacco Ten Dollars will be given, II
taken in the County and if out OF the
State and secured in any Jail SO that get
him again. the above Rev arl, and all rea"
sonable charges paid, if brought home.
Thomas B. Iubman.
N B. All masters of vessels, or other
persons, are hereby forevarncd from harhor-
ing or employing the above described Ne
gro man at their peril or under the seyerest
penalties of the law. b 4,
March 90 4"
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

IN AN away, some time in December last
III Negro Woman named IREAcE, rs
or SO years old, OF a very dark complexion,
and VIII n spoken TO, is anxious to make her.
self appear very polite she has one OF hcr
ewes weak, occasionally having sore eyes
On the back part Of her neck there are seve-
raj scars by having seatons put in her neck
This woman has extensive acquaintance
throuchou, Charles county, state OF Mary
land. and from her extreme art make no
don5s she has acquired them in Prince
Geo ge's county, Washington City, George
,own and Alexandria. Only few days past
she was seen in P,scataway, where she had
changed her name and called herself Jenny
and had a line with the subscribers name
that she was authorised to hire herself or
pei j master. AS to her clothing 1t Is deem
ell unnecessary 10 mention as there is no
dou I she has changed Them
Zen Dollars will be given If taken IN the
county, and if out of the state and secured
in any iall so that get her sg tin, the above
Reward and all reasonable charges paid II
brought home.
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NETWORK, April III.
Loss Of the brig Rapid, Isaac Springer, mast

Loss of the brig Rapid, Isaac Springer, master,
OF Providence, K. I.
The ship Potomac, Bradford, of Alexandria,
on the evening Of the 3oth of December, about
o'clock, wreck was deserted, and living
persons visible to the naked eye on it, the
wind blowing gale from n. w. Capt B.
brought his ship to the wind, not without da-
mage, ran past the wreck within hail, told the
sufferers that he would lay by them till the
weather n1oderated--the wind continued dur
ing the night to blow very heavy, and cross
high sea runnlng-he was therefore compel
led to keep his ship to and fro by them til. the
next morning, when, though the sea was still
high, he sent his boat and took off, Isaac
Springer, master, VIM. Pa(t, mate, Job Saun-
dcwgS Dunwell, and Isaac Noble, mariners,
WHO report the wreck TO be the brig Rapid, Of
Providence, K. /. laden with -four and naval
stores, from Wilmington, N. Carolina, bound
home-asas upset on the 2sth laying too "a
bout O'Clock A. NJ. out IS hours This
was the whole crew, except Amos Phillips, a
boy, who was lost On the first day. The FIVE
saved were almost helpless & nearly exhaust.
ed, having been 70 hours without sustenance
but, from the humane attention of Capt. B.
they are now happily recovered and safely
landed in Cadiz.
The appearance of this wreck was truly
distressing-not mast standing, all her quar-
ter boards, rigging, &c. washed away, and no
place of shelter left for the unhappy sufferers
and, The only means by which they could
cling. to the wreck was the cabin gangway,
wherc they stood nearly up to their cbins in
water, and continued sea breaking over them.
Capt Bradford arrived in CaGiz FEBRUARY 18th.
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AMONG wHIcH AVE
Baftas, GGrrahs, Souhas, Cossas, Alamoodies,
Aliabad Choudagarys, Emerties, Swans,
Company Long Cloths, Checks,
Madras pattern Haakerchiefs, Seersuckcrs,
sSooty Romals, Custas, Company Bandannos,
GiIla Handkerchicfs, Kermcchie ditto,
Chintzes, Black Silk HaRdkerchiefs,
Check Lustrings, Sewing Silks,
Russia Shooting, Do. Diapers, Ravens Duck,
London superfne Cloths,
Yorkshire slo. and seconds,
Casimeres, Berlins and Steckinetts,
sChiniz Furniture, Cambria Dinities, &c. sc.
Mostof the Calcutta Goods arc fine.
Catalogues viii be delivered and the goods
ready tor examination, on Tuesday the 2lst
inst.
Baltimore, April Sill dt2lAp
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and il IS 70 lie lanented that some of the
men who were better adapted for legisla-
ton than most Of our present rulers have
been condemned 10 oblivion by the party
ON whom they reflected much honor. The
majority now in congress have not pene-
tration enough to discover that the same
measures may not be equally wise under
circumstances Numerically opposite. but
like true quacks, administer the same
remedies for diseases as different from
each other. as one thing can possibly be
from another. am aware that this sab
iect has lately been brought forward in the
House Of Representatives but even ii
they were disposed to have mercy on the
suffering merchants, it is to be feared that
the time for affordipg them relief is now
passed. From the language OF the Eng
lish ministerial prints, it is probable that
as we have distinctly expressed our hos
tile intentions towards them, they will an
ticipate us and prevent our having the adj
vantage Of the first blow; more espe-
cialIy as the immense amount of Ameri-
can property now afioat would very much
contribute towards defraying the expenses
of The war, whilst its loss to us would be
severely felt to the utmost extremities of
the union.
What gloomy prospect does our coun-
try present; short time since our ships
were fleeing from our ports from the pro-
tecting arm of government, as though
they were pursued by their most inyete-
rate enemies all was hurry, hustle and
confusion, so eager were our citizens to
send their property into the hands OF our
future enemies, in preference to letting it
rot in their warehouses. All is now still
and silent as the sleep of death it is the
delusiye calm before storm, which l am
afraid will be terrible in its effects, which
is too likely to oyerwhelm our country
with distress. But despair not, cries cou-
rage! we will avcnge eur wrongs by
taking Canada-suppose it taken, what
then? Are We nearer the possession of
our maritime rights, which is the object
in view3 Alas No. What further means
have we Of annoying our future enemy?
None. But we are advanced too far to
recede, let the consequences be what they
may. Miserable people; and will you
submit to be governed by rulers, who for
popularity and place, have brought you
10 this? Then indeed were you degrad-
ed. Rather shake them off as loathsome
oppressors. and place at the head Of the
nation, men Of honor. ability and virtue.
Is it to be expected that those who have
reduced our country to disgrace, will pro-
secute the war to advantage, and con-
clude it an honorable peace3 Common
sense forbids the supposition. 1t is impos-
sible for US to loose By any exchange Of ru-
IeTs, fol- it is impossible for our situation to
be worse; for cur character to be more de-
graded while we continue free; We are at
thatpoint where any change must unavoid-
ably be for the better. JUVENIS.
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Thomas Burgess,
Charles County, Sta

Ck1rIeS County, OF9st y l'Ir@ ' y'''''t''
~. q. All persons are hereby forewafnefi
+. from harbcring or employing tbs above de-
sctibed Nero Woman, at their peril, or IN
9crthe severest penalties OF the law.
r. B.
All O law3t
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NOTICE.

"HE subscriber having obtained from the
u Orphans Court ofCharles County, Ma
rvland, Letters of Administration on the per-
sonal estate of CHARLES MANKtN, late OF SAID
county, deceased, requests all persons having
claims against said estate to exhibit tnem
with the vouchers thereof on or before the first
day of October next; and all persons indebt-
ed 10 the said estate are requested to make
immediate paymentto
Hugh Cox,
Administrators of Charles Mankin.
Port Tobacco, April Ia. d3w
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April Q.
WILL BE SOLD,

At the Warehouse of MIR. Samuel Williams
No. 10, Bowley's wharf, Baltimore,
RI AUCTION .o.x WEDNESDAY,
THE 22d APRIL,
40 BALES & CASES
Calcutta, Canton, Russia ard
other Goods /;
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-28

n OTlCE--l have authorised VIZ James Hrander-
~ OF this place tn generally in the sett NJ, MT
OF business devolvng acting sxccutor If he
placed the hooks OF James l., c ind,,idully Of Iyie
~ McCrcdie, and of all the Other concerns OF lich
Mr.. Lyle WAS member, and who is empowered to
settle accounts pay receive money, aud grant re-
ceIpts, III tie same manner would do when pre-.
sent.
Persona having business with me in the capactss
mentioned, requested 60 call on Mr. Bra,dsT
AZ tie house lately occupied by Mr. Lyle where foa
books are Continued to be kept
ROBERT GRAHAM .SltSir;p
.3ctiHg e*s'oy # James Lyie, Heee'L
Manchester, 25th Aug. 1872. go
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COMMUNICATION.

DIED on the 2Ist inst. in the oath year of hi. age
ct Yorktown, in this state, where he haL gone
for the recovery OF his health, Mr.. JOHN Or
LYNCH, printer, of this city. y
Daily Utmost are we fatei to puhlisl, the ,nelsa.
ch"'y t'nss oil departed worth but singuarly pain
tai 10 va IS the task OF Announcing the premature
death Of Mr.. O'Lynch for
sprigl'tli-r fancy, ora better heart,
Did bDnpteOus NATURE ne'.r to man impart
The boast OF humour and cool natures pride
He lived, beloved, much lamenied died.
The slow but irresistible progress ola Paralysis.
which attacked his lower ex,renities The 10th
OF April last, he bore with phiIusopic irmness and
trssting in the merits OF lis redermer, expired
without groun.a Great however are the sufferings
of the lovely young lady 10 whom he was married
only IN December last, but deep and genera, is the
tide of sorrow for her which, though u,,syaiInr
towards the restoration at her amiahe partner " III
we hope somewhat sooh her anguish for the loss cs
him.
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RkOAtl ROCk FALL RACEs, wal sommenee

BY on Tuesday the 2gd day ut Sept.
First nay, will be run for an Elegant Silver Cup
worth Si25; running = mile heats; carr weight
for age, agreeable to the rights OF The Course I'm
trance TO be prop1rtnned agreeable to the nsmber
ct Horses ihat start. Also will he rufthe same day
at q pcIock ia the evening, Post Sweep Stakes, for
three ears oil Colts and Files runahg mile h ats
Carrying 30 lion each entrance fiftv dollars play
or LAY and to close the god Sept. No Cot will 10
permitted TO stst Tor thus stakes, that ever WOO o
Sweep Stakes. .hree nj more to make race
those who wish tn become Subscribers TO this stakes
may do so by letters or otherwise with the proprie-
| tor Of HE C0urse
Second Day-The Jockey Club Purse of 500,
mile heats
The lHii-d Day, the Proprietor's Purse for $500,
three mile heats The subscribers to the Jockey
Club are requ sted to he OIL tvd in paying up their
subscriptions before tie tay OF rum i CHOSE
few delnqnents TO the two former races OF the pre-
sent Club, are requested pay nj their subsc,pti
ons on or before the inst days racing 10 Mai VIM.
Ball, Treasurer for the Cub-n ctse % failure their
! names will he posted fc usuai II will be collect
Ell at the gat eac! dayStabps AID litter for race
horses gratis The Proprietor Informs those WHO
send race horses, rl,at lac can furnish hem will, a
plenty OF pri'be old Fodder, should they want for
their horses.
JOHN WORSHAM
Fy5Prte:er Of tie Course.
froad hOcN, Ang Is. WV
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GARD UOOD respectfully Informs his
" friends and the pH' lie, that owing to certain cir
crmstAncts lie il ncuced TO relrGuish the design os
lbs establishment at Chs.lpttesve and 10 form a
seminary for youths at Petersburg
N Is. Board and Lodging may lie had in genteel
pr,ate families for fifty pounds per annuui.
August 20. Ct