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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-17
FOR SALE,

A Tract of Land. in the District OF
Columbia, containing one hundred and
eight, six acres, large proportion OK
which is we'll timbcred, the residue
being cleared and Of fertile soil. AL
so another Tract, containing about 40
scres, through which the Washington
and Little River Turnpike road passes.
On said land are several handsome ST.
nations, commanding an extensive
INV of the circunjacent neighbour
God. Near the above turnpike, per-
IDS, would be good stand for pub
house, Also Mill Seat. being
.,nssc.sed OF every possible advantage,
aaving 10 and half feet natural fall in
short distance, with plenty OF good
tone sufficient for dem and building
# any dimensions. will sell aik or
N, part of the above property or ex
hinge for bank stock or country pr"
'''s' G. w. Carly n noais
For per cest
March Is y the Capita
day declared
feir legal repre-
C3EHoHthe ,7th inst.
Hot-bretSed President and Direc
aust rseeived a
CottoP Patton. jr. Cash.
- IS
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Found In Mary land,

LARGE GOLD BRE AST PIN,
set with hair and three gold letters in
it. The owner may have it or appli :
cation to Mr. John Adam, silversmith,
& paying the cost Of this advertisement
and leaving small graiuity Tor the
finder. 3t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-17
Night School.

|THE subscriber begs leave to in
! form his Patrons and the Public
n general, that his Night School will
commence on Monday evening the goth
instant. Those wishing to be Instruct
ed in Eng lish, Arithmetic, Maizena,
tics &c. will please to make early ap'
plication to
c.. w. CarlIn.
September 3t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-17
NEW. YORK. Sept u.

The fiotilla, under the command Of
Com. Lewis, have returned to the city |;
as it is understood the Acasta and Ala
lanta have gene to their former station
eff Gardeners Island These ships we're
seen of N. Haven on Saturday neon.--
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-17

To The Vo7ERS OF PRINCE GEGRGE'S
GGUNT7.
Gentlemen,
take the liberty Of announcing
to you, that shall offer myself at your
next Election for SHERIFF, for that
Office Should I be hsnored with a
majority, will perform the duty with
care and fidelity to all persons, who may
be interested.
SAMUEL COE.
September | law4l
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-17

Narray did DOT consider bis force
.uIficient 10 resist the enemy.
Lieutenant General S.ord VILLAS
Brnticil. has taken command of the
army, and directed his retreat for
Alicant. where he arrived on the Esd
anil will take my orders.
When Marshal Suchet marched to
Catalonia. the Duke del Parque, adj
vsneed and established his head-guar-
iers. AT San filippe de Xatiya, and
his army on the Xucar, where ne
was on the 2lth uItimo.
God preserve your exee!lency, &c.
&c. WELLINGTON.
Head Quarters, 0stiz, \ July 5, 1913.
* About fifteen miles from Pam
ploaa OF the road from that place to
Franz.
IGen. Glahanl's dispatch. and other
transIatiOns. in our next.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-17
ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, September II.

ITO Slew
eur vrRY AGE & BODY OF The TINE
us FORK AND PRESSURE"
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September i6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-17
n Tnier

Rose Hill, Fairfax, near Alexandria.
September l3. 2aw.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21

Dtsfrycf Qf Rhode- leland.
PURSUANT to a warrant from the Hon. DAVID
HOWELL, Esq. Judge of the District Court for
Rhode-Island District,
do hereby give notice 10 all persons concerned,
that there has been fled before said Judge, an In
formation by WILLIAM ELLERy, Esq. Collector Of
the Customs for the District Of Newport. against
certain brig or vessel called the C0.N.NECIICtyT,
Hezekiah j. Lee, late master, her tackel, apparel,
aud furniture, together with her cargo, consisting Of
one hundred anu six pieces Of shirtng Cotton |;
thirty-fivc dozens Of Cotton Hoze, seventy pieces
OF white Cambrick; three dozen Of chintz Shawls
iorty-two pieces Of plaid Muslin twenty one pieces
OF black Cambrick two hundred and fifty moys of
Salt; eleven boxes of Lemons one box of Oranges,
and Que box Of Flowers ;--all Of the above men
toned articles arc aedged in said Information to
have been forfeited for violation Of the laws of the
United States.
Trial will he had on said Information, At q
Special District Court, to be holden at the Court
House, in Providence, in sad District Of Rhodc-Isl
and, on the llth day Of November next, at 10 oclk.
in the forenoon.
Civen under my hand at .kcypors. Oct 20fh, 1918.
DUTEE J. pEARCE, DEPUTY .harshsL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21
ATTENTION! I!
I'LL Patriotic Ioung Men,

VXH0 are Disposed to serve their Country, and to
w enter the ranks Of the 40th Regiment of In
fanry, under the Act Of July s. lSl3 are requested
to call on the subscribers. 4.
The unprincipled attack 90 HAMPTON must
rouse the spirit Of every true friend Of his Country,
aad must prove the necessity Of commanding de-
fence at every point The enemy who will not re-
we're your Wives and Daughters is more brutal than
the savage; his unprincipled warfare must and will
arouse patriotic pride .and ambition in the breast
of every noble and generous mind to svenge their
country's wrongs on such dastardIy foo.
The subscribers offer to those patriotic citizens
who are dsposed to enlist during the War,
Sirfeen Dollars Bounty,
zsOensyJonr DoAars ADVANCE Pay,
EIGHT DOLLARS per Month-Regu.sr Wages
Warm Clothing-Good Ratons,
.and at the end Of fhe War,
Ono Hundred and Sixty Acres of LAND.
JAMES PERRY, Capt 40M Reg'f
U. s. Infantry, at Newporf.
ROBERT CARTER, Lieas Of do. at
Troy. Mass
JOHN PARROTT, LII. Of do. at Prouidsnc
Wewborf, October 81, 1913.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21

A<fSsftSt " NNO0C-lSt0NQs
PURSUANT to q warrant from the Hon. DAVID
= ,tiowELL, Bsq. Judge Of the District Court for
Rhode-isand District,
do hereby give notice to all persons concerned,
that there has been filed before said Judge, libel
by John Cahoone, commander of the Revenue Cut
ter Of the United States, called the ygaRt. in be-
half Of the United States, himself his officers and
men, belonging u the said Cutter. against the sloop
DIRT, whereof James Ross was master, her tackel,
apparel and furniture, arms, stores, goods. wares,
and merchandise on board the same: the said sloop
Dart, her tackle, apparel and furniture arms, stores
goods, wares, and merchandise, as aforesaid, did
belong, as is alledged by the said libellants, to
the Government Of the United Kingdom OF Great
Britain and Ireland. ertoa subject or subjects there
of, having been captured by the said John Cahoonc,
commander Of the said Revenue Cutter vigilant, on
the high seas. pursuant to q commission from the
President Of the United Sates under the seal Of the
United States. against the vessels, goods. and ef
fects of the Government of the United Kingdom of
Great and Ireland and of the subjects there
Of, which said ship or weasel and appurtenances
aforesaid, the said John Cahoone, commander as
aforesaid, hath brought into tho port of Newport,
within the District OF Rhode Island and trial will
be had on the aforesaid libel at a special District
Court to be holden at the Court House in Provdesce
in said District the ilth day of November next,
ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoon:
Ciren under my hand az Ae,spers, Oct. goth, 1918.
DUTEEJ. PEARCE, Deputy .navshaL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21

COPARTNERSHIP FORMED.
THE public are respectfully informed that The
= subscribers have entered in Copartnership uh-
der the firm Of
DYER & POTTER,
and tender their services az AUCTION e COM
.hfSSl0N MERCHANTS, from and after this
date. and will occupy the store of said DyRR, in
Markctstreet, assuring their friends anthe public.
that all business confdcd to them will At all times
have thet best attention. Cash will be berslly ad-
vanced on all kinds Of merchandise deposited for
public or private sale, and all sales made will be
guaranteed and discounted on the most accommoda-
ting terms. ELISHA DYER,
CHARLES POTTER.
DrER T PoqrsR Offer at Private saie,
10000 pounds of best green Coffee, in bags and
tierces,
pipes 4,h proof brandy. Expeditions cargos
DO. 4th do. Viper's do
20 boxes spcrmaccti Candles
tons Of Logwood,
do. Fustc;
Z" do. Nicaragua Wood,
2 do. Hemp (frst quality,
i do. Copperas,
Aw boxes OF white Havana Sugars,
20 bags Of Pepper,
10 boxes of brown Sugar;
90 balos of Calcutta 1wine.
Proridsnce, October 20, 1913.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21
DIED,

In this town on Thursdsy morning last Miss lsA-
BEL HARKSEss, in the 59th year Of her age.
On Friday evening last, in the 2lst year Of her
age, Miss RUTH NICHOLS, youngest daughter of
Walter Nichols, Esq. In this affecting dispen-
saon it has pleased Divine Providence to overwhelm
excellent and smable family, with the most pog-
nant sorrow, deprived the community of most val
liable member; and her sex of one of its brightest
ornaments.
At South -Kingstowa, on Friday last. the Hon.
FaEEMAN PKRRY, aged 8S, grsnd-tather Of the
gallant Commodore PEaRY. He was for upwards
of twenty years Judge Of the Court, for Wash.
ington County, and many years President of the
Town Council of the town of South Kingstown. Such
was the impartialty, honesty and integrity, oc this
venerable man, that for many years ne was almost
invariably called On as an arbitrator in the settle
ment of differences among his townsmen, and his
decisions we're generally acceptable. lie has lived to
hear the name of his offspring sounded with the
loudest applause, and has calmly given up his soul
into the hands of the God who animated it.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21

Of the beef, ali the legs, shns. necs. shoulders.
clods and lcgrounds, must be excluded, and the
rest of the animal cut into pieces Of ten pounds
each, SO that twenty pieces will make barrel.
Of the pork, all the legs, heads and hands, must
be excluded and the rest Of the animal cut into pie
Of eight pounds each, 30 that twenty pieces
will make barrel Both beef and pork to be of
the best quality, to have sufficient quantity of salt
and saltpete-the barrels 10 he made Of well sea-
soned heart Of white oak, full hooped and the whole
to be inspected and branded according to law.
WILLIAM JONES
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21
,MARSHAL'S SALE.

Ofsfrfcf Qf Rhode Island.
N pursuance Of warrants from the Hon DAVID
4 Howell, Esq. Judge of the District Court for
Rhode Island District,
do hereby give notice that shall sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder Saturday, the OH
day of November at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ. at Col. BENZ
Fry's.wharf. in Newport the smack ssop EN-
DEAVOR, her tackel. apparel and furniture two
boats, fosr bags of Coffee, one box Of Sugar. and
one box Segars. E.K. DEXTER, .MarsAai.
Providence. October 90. 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21
BRILLIANT VICTORY.


Culture Of He Brinannie Afajesfy's brig
MoRcIASz, BY the .fnseyiean private armed
schooner Saratoga.
On Monday last, arrived in this harbor
His Britannia Majesy's Packet brig Aiorgia-
ma, (la,c Captaia Cunningham under COM
ulaod Of P.ize-master Fellows, captured by
the American priyatcer So rsfoga, Captain
Ader,oh, on the cSth September, IN Lar. s,
IS, ". lon. 55.
Ersrce, from the journal.
Sunday, 2s;h Sept. light wind--at half
past s, A. NJ. saw q sail on our lee bow
made sail in chase--after hard chase we
came up, at 8, p. ai she commenced the
action With her stern chasers-at 8, 90 the
action commenced on our part, within half
pistol shot, which lasted ill 25 minutes past
4-when VIC carried her by boarding. with
the loss of our First Lieutenant, Mr.. Sc
briHg, and ono nian killed, and six wounded,
one mortalIy. The Prize proved to be the
British Packet brig Morgiana, Of Is guns,
and forty men-her loss was two killed, and
eight wounded-6ve of which mortally. A
Ynoug tho wounded is her commanders, James
Cunningham, Esq. dangerously. The Prize
had been Spanish sloop OF war, afterwards
in the French service, and latterly British
gosernment Packet"
The Morgiana is most beautiful vessel,
with strong bulwarks, and in every respect
calculated for stout resistance. She mounted
sixteen 9-pound carronades and two long
bras. 9's, which latter were taken on board
the Saratoga. Tho Morgiana narrowly es-
capped capture off this harbor, having been
chased by two British frigates, which she es-
capped by superior sailing.
The Saratoga had also captured two other
prizes one of which she burnt, and sent the
other to England with prisoners.
Captain Cunningham arrived in the Prize,
and has been brought on shore, where he
will doubtless receive every humane aiten-
lion, which brave officer, who has gallantly
defended his vessel, so eminently merits. He
expresses his grateful sense Of the kindness
he has received since his capture in tho fol-
lowing note to Mr.. Fellows, tho prizc-mastcr.
|" Aorgiana, October Is, 1918.
SIR--It is with infinite pleasure that this
opportunity is afforded me Of doing that jus.
tice 10 your, humanity and kindness which
they so Justly deserve, and of thanking ysu
for your kind attention, not only TO myself,
but the rest of the wounded of II. M. late
Packet Morglana, since YOU have had charge
OF that ship, as Prize-Master. | must also
give you every credit for the anxiety you
have shown to preserve your Prize, which
think you have made every excrtion to do,
and deserve the applause of yeur owners and
your country. If it is ever in my power
hereafter to return your kindness to myself,
shall certainly not bo forgetfui Of that essen.
tiaI dutys lremain, Sir, your obliged serv't
9'''...- ''~~' ~ 81. CUNNINGHAM.
TO Mr.. G. FL. Fellows, Prize-ldasser,
of che Morgiana Packet
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having given public notice that
j he 10 appointed Administrator with the Will
annexed, upon the Esnte Of
WILLIAM BURROUGHS,
late of Newport, merchant deceased, and has ac-
cepted of tho trust. lie therefore requests Ill per-
sous who are indebted the said Estate. either by
Book Account or Note, to make immedatet payment;
and also oil persons who aave claims agsinss the said
Estate to exhibit them ~ soon ~ may be.
NATHANIEL SWEET, -fduiferraser.
..Mexps~f, Cctet~ g., 1875.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21
TRIBUTE TO YALOR.

TRIBUTE TO H.ALOR.
At mse,ing of the citizens of the town of
Newport, held by adjournment, at the State
House, on the 18th inst, at which Col.
JoHs WooD was chosen Chairman, and Lew
Is RoUsMANIERE, Secretary =
The following Resolutions, recommended
by the COMMITTEES appointed for that purpose,
were unanimously adopted.
RESOLVED, That piece Or pieces of plate,
of not less than Four Hundred Dollars Value,
be presented to Commodore OLIVER III.
PERRY, in the name of the citizens Of this
Town And that he be requested 10 receive
this offering of his fellow citizens, as men,
orial of their affectionate regard-inspired
by his virtues :-Of their pride and delight
in his fame and Of the admiration with
which they contemplate the uncommon tai
ents, enterprise and valor, to which his coun-
try's glory is indebted, for his late noble a.
chicvement on LAKE ERIE.
Resolved, That VIM. Ellery, Jun. Christie.
pher Fowler, Asher Robbins and Benjamin
Hazard, Esquires, be committee to carry
into effect the wishes of this meeting, ex-
pressed 10 the foregoing resolution. 49,
RESOLVED, That the same committee be re-
quested to appropriate sum, not less than
One Hundred Dollars, in some suitable pre-.
sent, to Sailing-Mastcr WILLIAM v. TAY-
LoR, in the name of the citizens of this town
And that the committee express to Mr..
TAYLOR the thanks Of his fellow-citizens for
his great excrtions and meritorions conduct
under Commodore PxRRY :--Assure him of
their esteem and regard and of the plea
sure they have derived from the well merted
Communications bestowed upon him by his
Commander.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21

The Steamboat due yesterday morning
did not arrive till in this evening, aud
brought pstifing new from the lines, excepting
the following extract Of a letter from our
correspondent u Albany, dated Oct. l6 -
Accounts from Sackett's Hsrbor state,
that on Saturday the 9th inst. every thing was
in readiness for movement of onr forces ct
that pors.-The heavy ordnance, with all the
baggage, was embarked on board Of Scows,
Sor transportation, and all the boats were in
resdiness to receive On board tho troops,
WHICH il was supposed would be embarked
early in the weeh. ."-lfer. <fv. Oct. IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

. OCToBER q, 1913.
DROPOSALS will be received at this Department,
l. for supplying by contract the Navy Of the Unit.
ed States with Beef and Pork, for The year 1914,
ene fourth part thereof to be delivered in each Of
the months Of January, February. March and A.
pril, 1914, and paid for as delivered, viz:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21

We have not yet received Com. Chaun.
cey's official account Of his late cruise, with
the defeat of Sir James Yeo, and his subse-
quent capture Of five sehooners and the des.
tructioi of two others.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21
JfARRLED.

At theFriends Meeting House, in Portsmouth. (on
this lsland) the lst inst Mr.. Jon BAKER, of New
Bedford, to Miss EusIcE ANTHONY, daughter of
Mr.. Abraham Anthony, of Portsmouth.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21

Il viii be seen BY the above scheme that the frat
drawn number Of every dsV's drawing, except the
I'd and 3D. is entitled to Capital Prize. subject to
no Deduction!
Orders for Tickets and parts in the above Grand
Lottery receive immediate attention at the Truly
Fortunate Lottery & Exchange Office off. &. SHAW,
so famous for selling High Prizes.
Managers List Of I'd Class Plymouth Reach Lct
terry received and Tickets examined gratis
Prize Tickets in all the Lotteries Taken 40 cash.
Asarpcrf, 0esoter q, is1S.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21
NEw.JERsEY ELECTION.

BY letters to US We are informed, that The
republicans, in the election which took place
in that state on Tuesday and "Wednesday last,
have been completely successful Hon,erdon
county, which returned mixed representa-
tion last year, was considered the turning
point, and has this year chosen an entire re-
publican delegation, by majority Of between
200 and 500 votes. Tho County Of Mon
mouth, also, federal last year, is republican
this. So that there will be a republican ma
jority in the assembly of z, in the council Of
], and in joint ballot of 8.
Nesv; York Columbian.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21
FRESH FLOUR.

IU9T received and for sale by
y CRsyNSTO.v e SH8V.
. 50 bbls. fresh super6ne FLOUR, made lrcm
new whnt parucslarIy for family use.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21

The annual election fer Representatives to
the General Assembly, took place through
out the State of Pennsylvania on tho 18th
inst. In the city of Philadelphia the result
was peculiarly gratifying to the friends of A
merica, for Notwithstanding the exsrtions
and the arts, of federalism, the cause of the
people has triumped by majority of three
hundred and hfty-three. The Republican
ticket lthat formed by the confcrees Of the
city and county,) for senator, sheriff, county
commissioners, and auditors, has also pre-.
vailed--as we'll as the county (district) ticket
for assembly-by large majorities over the
federal candidates. .furora.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21
NEW GOODS.
JUST RECEIYED IND FOR SALE BY
p. q. RICHMOND.

In addition TO general assortment Of seasonG.
bic drficles on hand,
ONE bale of fine Flannols Of all colors. 1 90. Of
" Baizes, do Rose Blankets, 1 do stout Plains
and Kerssys, do. Pack Pins. few pieces fine bot
tie green and drab Hunters Cloths, blue and mixed
Imperial Cords, fine Bath Coatings and Pcse Cloths
and real superine bottle, green, mkt and black
West of England Broadcloths. The above having
been purchased at the Marshars Sales in Boston,
can be afforded at nearly the Old Peace prizes.
Also, tn Store
1000 VT. best Green Coffee
5000 do. entitled to depenture.
Newpors, October 81, 1913.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21

Several of the enemy's vessels appeared off thi,
place yesterday
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-16

neral Waters.
r. has Recommended
| r. Ps. season, Soda and
| Rochelle aud other
E4Se'' or prepared cx.
4. I Is who maychooss
L Fountains.
EIrd H.
F''''y ADD Druggist.
D. 81
knfsay'ns Cards,
i S 3 sale BY
FL Stewart.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-16
steam ,4oat for sale.

TA- Colun.hi,n Steam Boat LAYING
at ryber Greek Wharf, viii be sold on
Friday the ethinst 81 II O'Clock as aue.
ton for the bene6, IF Ill concerned, inc
debts oftae said Co rpany being hrst o's-
cts,alf. She is about 4s tons 6ursoen'
A., b,,,ap, Ora wing small draft OF wa
ter, which will make it an object Ioi
those engaged in the traffic in wood OF o..
grim TO purchase her, The terms vii.
be made known on the day OF ssie' ny
order Of the Managers,
r. Bestor,
Treasurer:
April S. "
sP The Sale Of the above-mentlon,'
ed Steam Boat is postponed until FRA
day the 10th April, at 4 O'Clock IN .ne
afternoon.
April IL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-16
TO LET,

~ LIZ Il,
A Dwelling House on
Duke street, sdjoining nay a"cii'hs'
and in very pleasant situation
Also-a Warehouse on
King street, formerly occupied yNif'
David Smcdley.
And part of a Warehouse
at lower e:id of Duke street, quito con-
yepient tc the water
Also,
A few ton of Chalk for sale.
n 81 would shank those who have
borrowed Tools belonging to me, to re-
turn them-and particularly two story
ladder, a very long stout Crow ar'
and set of two story Cornicc Plains
and a valuable Architect. Both the
Plains have my name on them, and the
crow Bar has the two frst letters OF
my name.
April 8