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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-27
DRY-GOODS

so pieces Cotton Sbirtins, % pieces N,dr,s
Handkerchief, 30 pieces Cotton Ca,nhriek, one
Bale of Mamcodics, white Jeans so pieces Of Cling
ham, Striped Muslin, kno,ted Muslin. Twil,e,l
CsmSrick, one Trunk of handsome Calico SO p,e.
ces India Cotton, 90 pieces Curtain C,,lic, Ind;,
Muslin, Danask Napkins, Black Grave. Bl.cl
Mode, Sarsenet, Black Silk Shaw!s, Erylisb lour-
Silk Gloves. (coiored and while) News black an3e
white English Sill. Hose, Floss Silk in balls ln,ies
best white Kid Gloves, white cotton Lace. Sbos
Knots, fancy cotton shawls, SO dozen rai,. co,to-
Sleeves, Nankeen, Leno Muslin, RUSS. Shee,i,r
Stockngrett, 400 boxes Cotton Balls so dozen Wo.
mans white cotton Hose, Zine and coarse,} y ach
Fiorentnc, Black Bomhazssn, a large uunnt;,, ct
elegant Lace Wells both black and white, Senil.st
and Sold half Handkerchief blae. ,vosstef Hos,
Printed Muslin. 60 dozen cotton pocket u.ndker-
chiefs, so PIECES SIS Calico Of verr fine ous,,ycol-
cred bordered Muslin Shswls, Embossed Cambria.
yellow and scarlet Stuffs, so pieces Linen Cami,rie
hrIush Long Cloth, superdne corded Dirritiee,
ohek Senshaw, Irish Lncs, Eelvets, Olive, DraS
anc silver colored Cords superhne and ctarse Cas-.
sImeres, superhne Broad Cloths, coarse Cloths SUI
perfine and coarse white Flannels, Oznabure. Roy
at Rib, Regency Muslins, Yorh-tsn Gloves White
taste, handsome assortment of Ribbons, Linen
AMI Cotton Checks. one Trunk Furniture Caice,
and many other articles tedious 10 be here emu
rn-rpted.
Terms-sr sn,ss unt'er. LOG ipi'e cn,h-oy-r ,nA
dolls. md net exceeding 500 dolla go DAYS ever 500
dolls. months credt--NOtes negotiable and nnya,
bic NJ either of the banks with approved ent,or,e ra
will be required.
honcare, Robinson So Pteasants,
.3acfioneers.
May %. ,d-
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nr enumeration az tSc ir,sSitsnts or the u
> the SUN appropriated FOR t,st cbecs having been
heretofore carried Co the Su,pius fund, two hundred
& seventy seven dollars and twelve cen,g.
For the support aud safe keepng OF prison
srs OF war, one hundred sud ftty Thousand do.-
lars.
For bringing the votes for President aud Vice
Presiden; OF the =. s. TO the seat cf sovsrruert one
thonssnd nine hundred and seven dollars acd rtty
cents. -1ts,
For paying the bountics l,ch NAY become pay
able 10 the of private AIMED vessels con-
tormy with the ninth section Of the OF tic Goth
oi ,ne one thousand S aht huudred anG twelve tea
thousand dollars.
For making the road from Cumberland in the
state OF Mar> land, 10 the state OF Ohio, to he re
pad ont OF he ave per cent rd reserved tor tss u
purpose, one hundred and forty thousand dol-
lars
For pensions 10 the widows or children Of officers
aud soldiers litedin the campaign of ',nus.ns
eight hundred and eleven the W abasn from lie
seventh at Noye",bsr thnrsari eight hndre1l
4 eleven To the Stat q dee ,houSs" eish, hue
s; ed tia, tsn, fye thousand FIVE hundred * sever-
Il endo,ors and TWEEN yTteven cents.
!, For expenses nj intercourse With foreign nations,
thirty I've u;oustnd -four hundred dGiiars.
For the contingent expenses os intsrecsiise viii
foreign nstiops, ETY. tacusaud d 3ll.ts
For expenses ct intsrcaursc with tie Dar6ary
rossrs, fifty thousand dollars.
For tic relief & PROTECTION IF distressed Amercsr
eamen, fifteen thousand dollars.
FOR cxpenees OF FTosecstng claims and appeai
m the cosrts of France and Dennar. in relation ts
captures OF American vssseis and defending cause
| elsewhere, four thousand 60lists.
Eor the d,seharse OF such miscellaneous Claims .
srinst the U States pot otherwise provided for. ~
| shall have been admitted in due pavrae oG settle.
ment vt thr !res-o.y, four Thousand dollars. IS
SEQ q. .ini be /, fsrther enacted, I has the 5eve
raj appropriations herein before made shall be sai,
aud discharged ont OF the fund Of six tundi e. thous
aud dollars, reserved by making provision 70
the debt of the u States, and Of any monies il
| the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
| X. CLAY,
! Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
i VIM. Il. AwFORD,
i :. President efthe Senate FRO tsanlpaye.
Il March s, 1913.
Approved,
\ JAMES MADISON.
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JAMES MADISON.
.Nezy Estabhshmessf ofthe
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EAGLE TAVERN.
" ABE & JOHN G. MOSBY, wish to infa I'm
w their Friends and the Public in general, that
they have bought out the late proprietors of the
establishment, and this day take possession OF the
z A & l. Is IA V Ell N,
1t is their intention, and they are actually engaged
in taking proper steps, 10 this ancient and
spectacle establishment, not merely To az elegant
and satisfactory state as it has at aay period exhb.
ted but to give it new and interesting claims to pub
lie attention and patronage. Impressed with just
ideas of what is due the number and respectable
ty of the individuals who at all times have evinced
disposition to make it their resort, the present pro-
prietors determined render it's outfit in every
respect worthy OF favor and support For this pur-
pose they are planning in every department of its
comprehensive arrangement, such repairs, slterz-
tons, and improvements the most judcious at.
tention to the accommodation of its friends town
and country can suggest. AS the compass Of the
| establishment is sufficiently extensive to admit a
complete sy stem OF arrangements, they purpose to
embrace within the scope Of their attention whate-
yer may eonduce to the convenience and sasfa cton
of their city friends, the agreeable reception and
entertainment of individuals, or families from the
country. Travelling company will find prompt
and cheerful attention both emselves and their
equipage, and every effort will he made 10 reader
them Gphite under the qUingS ofthe Eagle, pleased
and grated with the eommodiousness OF their stu.
alton. .,i - tiu -
Aware Of the Importance and necessity of dige:it
attention to faithful discharge of the duties of the
strctest vigilance tke management OF The essential
branch of their business The horses, ia short, sha L
be carefully attended to. IS ..'
The prspr etors are f,tting up number Of ropma
for the reception OF meJabers of the Asse bIy, at
the approaching Session. and invite the INN eiste
application of such Gentlemen as are disposed to IA
them with COMMUNICATIONS on CHS subject
Particular and distinct arrangements are also ma.
king for the accommodation of Stage PasseugeFB,
20 whose refreshments. repose ard oorntor; after the
fatigues Of travelling great attention viii be paid.
The propnetors very bic OF what is necessary
in this respect, and will be sssduous give satisfao.
ton ~ tsr
The indulgence ofthe Public is requested for z
short period, until they can ma,ure pnd complete
the details of the numerous Dom este concerns,
which at present occupy their atten,ion--Aiter a
little time the proprietors cherish hope that the
order and regular ty of their table will unite With
the excellence of tser rands and liquors in obtain
ing universal appreciation.
April 30. vtf
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Negroes for Sale.

Ky Virtue "a adeed ct srvst executed aJ the
- late Phones t'oS,ie TO the Subscriber, in or
der ~ sscuie Mr. John Lesslie as tbs endorser at
he Ra0k ~ Nnyinis tor the sum @. one thousand
Five hundrcd Dollars, and the interest and char
res thereon, Which ssid has been paid since
.he death &c ssi't Goode by MIR. Lerslie,-
B.. WILL sE EXPOSED TO SALE,
At Public Auction at Zacha,iah Brooks's Tavern,
ia the town OF Manchester, On Thursday the 18th
Gay OF the present month, the
f0l:osviag Negroes.
Niz' Frederick, Grace, kezie, Niley, John and
Nsney--er 90 many of them win be sufficient to
SATISFY and discharge the claim above mentioned, *
All charges attending the execution Of the said deed
Of f'rust-whis,, is of record in the Genera, Court
OF thus state.
E. w. TRENT. Trustee.
May !. ida
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Making appropriations tor the support OF govern
meni, for the year one thousand eight hundred g.
thirteen.
CConciuacG }
For compensation 10 Tie accountant Of The ~ az
Department eIc' Ks, and persons enIl0yod in mis-
offc including the SUI, Of We thousand dollars for
clerk hire, in addition 10 tie allowed BY the
Of the ~ eu,y fTst OF April oHe thousand eight
hunf ed aud six, fifteen til ousand uine hundred and
te, doiisrs
For additional compensation TO the clerks in the
War Department, not exceeding fifteen per cen.
tum, in addition to ts sum allowed by the act, CIV.
titled +" An act 10 regulate and fix the. sOmpeRss.
ton OF clerks, and 10 authorize the saying ont
tsn public reads, and for other pdrposes,'' two
Thousand two hundred and twenty six dollars.
Epf contingent expences in the Office of tie
tsnAtant Of the War Department. one thousand dol
lars.
For compensation to the clerks employed in The
Psyinaster's Office, nine thousand and ninety dol
Iars.
For compensation to messenger FOR the Paymas-
ter's Office fouF hundred aud ten dollars.
For contingent expenses in tbe sad Office five
llsndred dollars.
To Coyle = weeny for com Pensai,ou for his SER
vices clerk in the Office Of fwyeycr Of Public
supplies ia the year one thousand eight hundred aad
Ten, one hundred aud tytuty five dollars
For COMPENSATION 20 iiie Secretary Of the Navy,
clerks aud persons empi1yed in his Office, including
the sHm Of one thousand SIX hundred dollars clerk
hire, la addition % tl,s allowed by tie act IF
the twenty FIRST OF ApTii, one Thousand eight hun-
deed and sax, eleven thousand igT hundred and tet
dOisr.
Purexpeases Of stationary, fp.i, printing and ~
the, Contingent expense in a., saG Office, ~.
thous+nd dollars.
Fot compensation 70 the srcountrnt Of tie NAVY,
clerks and persons employed 10 his office tcu thou
saudi -four hundred and ten dol rs.
For contingent expenses N a.. ofise Of tire Ac-
eOuntaut of tho Navy, one thousand do lars.
Goradddiou2i compensation 60 The clerks in the
Navy Department, rot exceeding ffeen per ren.
tuis IN addition 10 the eHin allowed Wy tie aot eati
ued," hu sct 20 regulate anj fx tIc conn ers1t,c,
Of clerks. sd q Authorize tho aying ort certain
public roads and tor other riTpp3es," oae thorsan,
nine hundred & thirty five dollars
For compensation % The Foa,faaster General ks
sslspt Po'twsstsrs Gsncrsi esrls sfd pei5orS en-.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the estate of
IN the late George o. Day, are requested 10 bring
them forward properly authenticated to Maj. c.
Tompkns of Richmond, or 10
JOHN DAT,
admir-. with the will annexed of
G. .. Day, decd.
MAY e. Ct
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S1LES at AUCTroN

SHES at AUCTION
Am Monday, the Sist inst. in the second Story
" of the house lately occupied by Baifour
Thompson. deceased-Wiil be Sold, without re-
serve, quantity of
HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE, Tiz !:
Sideboard Dining Tables
Tea & Gard Tablea Sofa
Mahogany chairs Bureau
Looking Glasses Carpets
Beds;
And number OF other Taluable articles
A l. S O.,
A we'll piano forte.
Terns--So days credit on all sums ADORE SEQ,
for approved, endorsed negotiable notes.
J. BROWN jr. s. Co
V. bi'e.
May 27. g
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Cfncirati 90. } Nag 4.

Cincirafi z Q. Nag 4.
Cdntha7idca--1t is fact worthy of no.
tice, that this important article of Inedi-
cine, maybe obtained By cultivating tie
GARDEN LAvINDtR.
for Some years cultivated this herb, and
uniformly observed On it, in August and
September, species of black bug, which
thro' it had four wings, cannot nor will not
ay at that season. These, on trial, found
tobe species of Ccntharides as good as
the imported. They are smaller than the
brown Cantharides usually found on the po
tatoe, &c. and which appear only at inter
walls ef few years, whereas these black
ones are every year found on the LAWN
Ger.
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VALUABLE IKON WoRKs

WOR l;ALE
EBURSD ANT to deed Of trust executed
h b. .iohn Davis, on the 9Th day of Nov.
1901, to s for the Purpose Of securing the payment
Of a certain sum OF money therein mentioned, ia
Reed and Ford, Of the c,ty of PiilaelpIns and also
another sum 20 Staudizl, Ford, will he offered for
sale to the highest A1tct, Tor ready money, on the
premises ghUrsf7y HE first day Of July next,
undivided mOiefy of
200 ACRES OF LAND,
10 monongaheia county, near Cheat River, ON
which is erected 4 Furnace together with moie-
" Of the Furra0c aud other buildings and materaIs
tlercuuto belonging. Also,
40 ACRES OF LAND,
adjoining 20 the shove mentioned tract.-hiso,
100 TCRES,
adjoining To the two lust mentioned tracts on tho
waters Of Niofg'n's run, adjoining lands OF Jamsa
Rose and iienfy Stephens. Also,
., 900 ICRES,
Near the ir-na1e tract, ADJOINING lands of Thornes
Evans, on Quarry run, and Jenkins Slab camp
traets-and also, one other tfsct Of
2 900 HCRNS,
LikeT'ise n"+r she furnace tract on faUrel run sf-
jo'rng WIN iiu.,i,ou's Hand.
The above property is situated within about . "a
mics af the nat -aide waters Of Cieat Eiqar ar .
niles from Aior santown. The best ,oetal a,f tgr
iron Is made d om ile Furnace, hch is nov ,o.l.
pied ~ Nr. J1ba lsckspn, who Informs tI.cs -
t"o sxisniife hanks or o. Of tie ttaets If lf
atsy dsCoye- od - mile f-om the frru. cs.
SNElUEL H&NW. E, Z .~.,...
bEHJ. REELEns ''"'e'T
tf.s =, vgwD
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Fog. Sale

A ND TRANSPORTATION cut of ii. United
"a States, ten likely NEGRO MEN; two ore:
sooa Sawyers aud rough Carpenters, and one q
put in the Pentehtary for safe keeping, fer sale on
very reasonable and acsom,no dating terrns-Cash
will ne given on Manufactures in Barter fer raw
materials variety of articles as heretofore adj
'ertseu, are for sale wholesale and retail on very
moderate terms -
Owing to an engagement with the u. States 60
furnish Cloth for the army, the Subscriber has NOT
oe,n ac.e to weave for his eustomers as promptly
logger, then they shall be accommodated
WILLIAM CAMPBELL
Keeper 8 .2g-ne,
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Nfny %.

'tNHE Subscriber has an extensive ieb Of Carpea-
tiers AMI Masors' WORK TO let, for whai, he ia
pay liberal price in cash es tae work proYresse.--
For further particulars snquire Of
May go. =,
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FOR, SAL

:, ABOUT $50 acres of Wood Land, in Rocking
ham County. Virginia. For farther particulars, APP
ply at the Store OF Mr. James McAlliaer, near the
Market.
May 81.
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DRY GOODS AT
AUCTION.

I N1E Subscribers Nib sell, on THURSDAY the 9Th
N inst, at the store recsv,iy occuried or Bslfour
Ihomlson, positively without reserve, aT inveie..
amounting To about 10 or 10 1hcnsana Dollars,
astinp oft Tho eofto
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-------------------- 7---l-7-7---77-77--
MARRIED

NANRIEU -
At Spring Grove, on Thursday the Goth inst,
by the Rev. Reuben Ford, Capt. SANroRo BEAs.
ley, of the county of Orange, to the amiable and
very Interesting Miss MARIA WHITE, eldest
Daughter Of General Thomas White Of Hsno-
rfr.
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SIMON BLOCK,
SIMON BLOCK, ir

CT Tickets TO be had of Simon Block, Williams
burg, and of Simon Block,j r Richmond
Tickets in the different Northern Lotteries, as
well as IN the above Va. Lottery, can be had on lib
ERA, terms at the licensed Lottery Office of J. d
Kur,heedt, few doors below the Bell Tavern.
Richmond, May 81. II
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WILLK4lN P.H7'YER SOW,
HJss0 doors 6etosU tie Bel IaUern,
Has hand handsome assortment Of
SEASONABLE GOODS;
Among which are the following articles,
WHITE, biaeS, lead, state aud brown Leysntine
Silks
DO. do, do Iastriso
Do. do. and Salmon coloured Satin,
Barcelona Shawis aad Isndkerchefs,
Al ei CANT assortment of plain and EgureI Satin
and LuS:ring Ribbons,
Ladies' and GeHtlemans' French and English Hose.
Laeed VeiiJ and Sleeves,
ioog and short yellow Nsnksens,
Blue, dc.
20 aud 81 Cotton Sblrting,
IA Madlapnlam 90
Z and &c Cambria,
Jaconet Cambnc and MuSin,
Figured Spideroet Muslin, x t.eno,
Cotton CaSsimer and YORK Strife,
Supsrdne light Calicoes and Ginghams,
Cloths, Cassimercs, & &c. &c.
And hss gov tie road irons Philadelphia, a
further suPp'si all of which lie will dispose of on
moderate terms
Miv H. II
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May III.

Comprislng complets assortment Of the folo8-1.
rticies, viz:
Long & Short Nahkeens Tortoise Shells
Superfnc Calicoes Cotton Csss;meres
do. Ginghams ~ White and Cord Jeans
Black and cord. canton | Chanseatie Lnstvingsi
grapes | PLAIN do
Camiric Musns Fancy Muslins
Shifting DO. DO. Can, on bdk'fs
IRISH Linens Red and Flag Bandan-
Superior Quilted Waist. oes
coating Company Dorea do
10. w hite Marseies Striped hall silks ''s'
DO. Royal Ribbs Silk aud Cotton hose
Ladies Long h Short Piatilias
kd Gloves 20 britannia,
Gentlemens Beaver, DO 80 ..a
md a number Of other articles all of which vii
he sold wholesale aud retail ut a small advance Tor
ca5l, or acceptances into town.
The Subscribers beng particularly tlesrous Of ma.
King their establishment inviting to wholesale pur.
chssers, will make usually liberal deduction from
retail prices
MORDEC.dIA EARKS.
isaac R.dPHAEL.
Hfay II re-
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INCHHNCERY: ~
IN GoochIand County Court, March 9th 1915.
q John Quarles only acting exo'r of John Peyton
deed. PIff
3gainss
George Pickett, Warner Lewis and Howell Lew
is .t Dstfs
This day came the pit. by his attorney, and the
def. Howell Lewis not having entered bis appear
and given security according to the act of As
semby and the rules Of this Court and it appearing
to the Satisfaction Of the court that the said Howell
Lewis is not an inhabtant ofthis state on the mo.
ton of the pit. by his atorney-h 10 oydsyed, that
the said absent def. do appear here on the third
Monday in june next and answer the pits. bl---'
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper printed in the city Of Richmend
for two months successfully and that another copy
he posted at the front door Of the Coast House Of
this connty
II Ce2y.
Teste,
April So wy
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@apes i5iver Land FOR Sale.
he Subscriber Will offer to the highest
bidder, before 9he ~Ioor,-oF th,. Bell Ia
vern, in the City of Richmond. on the second Mon
day in June next, about
400 Acres Of Land,
in tle county of Amherst. fifteen or twenty miles
1elow Lynehburg oil which one fourth is l. 0 w
o U y DS of the first quality il has ala.
all necessary improvements
One thi?a of the purchase money sill be rers,i.sd
On the dag of sale, and he rrsdle ill le disposed
nexed. ,as - =.
Thomas /. Mayo, whow lately the proprietor
OF this lHastend now resides it, will Ohew i, to
sny one on application. r-s
May Z: tbs
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By AOTKo RITY.
An ACT.

Making appropriations for the support Of govern
meni, for the year one thousand eight hundred S,
fhirteen.
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I HE Subscriber ciersfor r-le the following Ar.
tcles
Zoe f,W- Coffee,
! bids 81 proof West Jndif Rum,
bids Ath and 5th proufO'l Jlnlaica IN.
p hslf Pipes sud q few quarter Casks Teneras
Vino,
go bOHls NuscoAel K i1oom Fasins,
~ Bnxes Speymaccd Candies.
SAMUEL MYERS
Arm 2. If
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The foregoing scheme is now offered to the public
in pursuance Of an OF the Legislature, passed the
session of i8l0If. The subscribers having receiv.
ed from the Commissioners Of William \ Mary
COLLEGE transfer OF their authority to rsiae
tap sum of money by Lottery heretofore offered TO
the Nubue the Ninety Number Lottery, which ha-
wing failed to meet with patronage--this Scheme
ia now offered to their consideration, afordng TO
adventures great advantages in addition to the
laudsbe purposes TO which the money arising there
from will be applied. The subscribers, transfsrees,
assure the public that prizes drawni in this Lottery
shall be- nunetualy paid.
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WET NURSE,
WAN rEO-hp?'S az This oE e.
Msy II.
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RIO BE DRAWN IN RICHMOND.
5000 Tickets at SIS IS 900.
STATIONARY PRIZES.

STATIONARY FRIES.
,s Fra. /, 200 Blanks, each = 8.
First Jrsz'n number on the 9,h,
10Th, llth and 18th days, each : 500
First on the 18th, ,0OO
First on the 18th, 1000
First on the goth, 10000
All prizes subject to a deduction OF Is per cent.
payable 60 days after the drawing is finished.
900 Tickets to be drawn on each day OF draw.
ing.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-30
ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, A,sra so.
TO SKEW
THE VERY AGE & BODY or THE TINE
ais FORM AND PRESSURE
TO SKEW
IMPORTANT.

We learn from credible authority,
that the Post Master-Genesal at Wash
ingtcn, received letter on "Wednesday
last, from the Post-Master at Warren,
in the state Of Ohio, informing him, tina.
the inhabitants of that town we're in great
CONSERVATION, in consequence OF the In
telligence which had Just reached that
place, of the total destruction, by the IN
dams, ola detachment of25o Americans,
on their march from Fort Defiance TO
join the army at Fort Meigs. 1t is adj
ded, that Gen. Harrison was with this
detachment, and shared their n,elancho-
y fate. If this painful event has
happened, we may expect to hear some
con6rmatory account of it in few days.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-30
From a Londen hcher.

BoNApARTE's RETURN FROM RUSSIA.
From the moment that the great Ma
polaen, the tutelary gctius OF Europe,
and the father Of the human race, left
Moscow, the whole of his attention was
bent on his own personal safety-for the
attainment of this base and cowaroly OBJ.
jeet one hundred Thousand men have
died thousand different deaths Ike.
pea.edly his situation was critical In the
extreme, even from the vengeance OF
rs own starved followers-they carsed
him as the author of taeir miseries--
For a long time he rode in close car
rage, surrounded by his half famished
and dispirited troops. At length the
men, INDIGNANT at seeing him sitting at
case and feeling no par! OF The Salamities
he had so wantonly brought upon them,
cried aloud, s. a 6as la poitHre - This
call was not to be sighted BonaParte
instantly Quilted the vehicle, and msuns-
ed his horse, corcred with his cloak and
muffled with fur. This condensation
did not however, appsase his followers,
half naked, and famish ng with cold
they again erie d,cu. a bas te nanteau!''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-30

The great Napoleon, in complia1co
with the mandate of his soldiery, imme-
distely threw off Ills cloak and fur, and
in common with his men, exposed hls
person to. all the ;inclemenclss OF tho
season.
However, pro6ting by experiencs the
sacred squadron was immediately forn-
cd to protect tho great emperor fra u
the rising Indignation Of his ser1y, tilIai
opportunity should be afforded OF max.
ing his final escape. Since BIS arrival
a. Paris, the same spirit of disaffectioi
has broken eatanong his wretched sub
isets. When his bust was broken IN The
theatre. the cry was ]" a 6os le seeieras!"
The watchwerd throughout Europe will
speedily be the same
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tax ga,herer at his door," Instead OF
that happy exemption from Doni-
cilary vexations," Of which Mr.. Jeffsr,,
son speaks with SO much satisfaction,
private and public sanctuaries have been
alike violated with impunisy--ihe per-
sons and property Of American citizens
foreihly seized and carried off to distant
plaees--and system Of military rapaci-
ty begun; which will successfully
reach every article fproduce aud pro-
perry" i" What contrast" Verify,
the adversary bath written book.