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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-27
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ASnoA"IS DoOh -OfCTe, Richmond.
Of thc Naval History of the United States fron
TIE commencement of the Revolutionary Wor
10th present time containing detailed &C.
counts OF all the interesting actions ofthe publ
nc vessels ofthe United States and OF Priya.
teeFs and an Historical View of the policy &,
ctsS OF the United States Government. relative
the Naval Establishment Likewise an APP.
PENDiX wherein the chiefpart of the Impor.
tant Documents concerning the Navy are collec
ed.-By Thomas Clarke, u. S. Typographical
Engineer.
travels through the Canadas,
Containing a description of the Picturesone
Scenery of some of the Rivers and Lakes with
an account ofthe Productions, Commerce and
inhabitants OF those provinces. BY g.. Heriot.
ESQ Deputy Post Master Gen. of British North.
america.
Original Letters, &c.
" Sir John Falstaf, selected From penu;ns
manuscripts, which have been in the possess;.
N OF Dame Quickly ana her descendants mean
EVO years and now dedicated to Master Sam.
'elaunde '
Narrative Poems
"a the Female Character, in the various re,s
ms Of human Life, including Blanch, & the
lyai sisters. by Mary Russell Milford.
me js1tle1zan's Musical Rehos5ory.
'e'ng a Selection from tie Ancient and Nod.
rn Music Uf Erin, with a number of scotch &
VelSh Ars, and several oaiginal pieces by the
.ompiler. G r. O'H1rra.
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Dec. ~, 1918.

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OF the sioop F1r Eady, captain Sweet. a
CANOE, about so feet hong, and about 2 feet
IN breadth. Whoever-calls on the sioop and
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ientisi correspondence with Mr. Wilkes. &,
oif private Letters addressed 90 Mr. n s.
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'ac-smiles, &c. ? vols. octave
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az Holy Land.
SCOTS Bibles, in 6 vols. octave.
Gen Fl. Lees Memoirs of ,he War in thu
Southern Department of the u goIs:
oc 'avo
christian Morals, by Hannah Moore,
Mage on Atoncmcnt and rice.
Dnnnet's views of Christianity,
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Review Exercise--By r. Hewes.
Baron MUnchsusen--inc uding tour 20
the United States in 18O3-and the tao
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M'nstrelsy of the Scottish Border-con.
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NEW EsrABLIsuMENT.

Matthew II. Rice and Co. has taken that
convenient s,and near the Bason, lately &C
cupied by Messrs. Cahill and Hines, whs e
they will DC prepared to TRANSACT business
on commission. and to take on/Sorage all
Kinds OF country produce ~
They also intend keeping hSbest assert
ment OF GROCERIES that can be procured
which they are determined to sell on the
cheepest te' ms that the present asitated
state NJ public affairs will admit Of
Richmond goth September 1918. (tf.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-30
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BY virtue of deed of trust, executed by
Samuel Ellis, TO the stbscribeL to secure
the payment of two debk du. Emes Ander
SON. and now OF recgfA iI Surry county
court, shall proceed ~ to the highest
bidder for ready lHrfh2N at Pylsndsbo-
Git fair, if not, on MbndaA the ltb. ! the
following property, 10 with NEGROES.
Charles. Lucy, Mqbes and :. pny, one Ma
hogany Desk and took case, 10 Mahogany
Dining Tables, one Tea ditto, one Clock.
one horse, gig & harness, one Sein. Appa-
ratus and boat, and the remains of the
soop Aurora, her tackle and apparel. or
80 much Of said property as will satisfy the
debts Aforesaid, and the contingent expen
ces.
JAMES ID. EDWARDS, T,41sfe,.
SGrry county, Sept. 30. lds
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or the Sayal History of the United States froin
the commencement OF tn Revolutionary War
to tn present time; containing detaiit' ac-
counts of all the interesting actions OF the pub,
lie vessels ofthr United States and o. pr,va.
teers and an Historical View of the policy &
ctss of the United States Government, relative
the Naval Establishment: Likewise An hP-
PENDiX wherein the chiefpar Of the Imoor-
taHt Document, concerning the Nav, are COLES
tea.VBy Thomas Clarke, u. 3. Typographical
Engineer
travels through the Canadas,
Containing description Of the Picturesque
Scenery OF some of the Rivers and Lakes With
an account of the Productions, Commerce md
inhabitants OF those provinces. by G.. Beriot,
Esq Deputy Post Master Gen. of British North
America.
Original Letters, So.
OF Sir John Falstaff, selected From genuine
manuscripts, which have been IN he possessi-
on OF Dame Quickly and her descendants near
400 years and now dedicated to Master Sam.
relaunde
Narrative Poems
On the Femals Character, in the various raj.
tons of Human Life, Including Blancn, & the
Rival Sisters. by Mary Russell Milford.
The Gentienian'a Musical Rehosftorv.
Being Selection from the Ancient ane Mod
ern Music vi Erin, with number of SSotch &
Welsh Airs, and several original pieces by tI,.
Compiler. By Z. L. O'Hara.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-30
JUST PUBLISHED,
Ind for sale at ,d,,gus Office, Richmsna:
THE VIRGINIA ALMANACK

wi I'IC year OF OUT I1OlUJ
1914,
Being the second after Bissextile or Lean
year, and 3sth Of American Independence
ADAPTED TO Tux LATITUDE AND MEJ
RIDIAN OF RIcHMoND.
BY N. H. TURNER.
Containing, in addition to the usual As,
trononical calculations, a variety of useful
and entertaining matter, including the supe-
rier and inferior court days, &c in Virginia.
and North Carolina, civil officers of TO,
vernment, Post roads. &c. sc. Sc.-Great
allowance to wholesale purchasers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-30

List OF 81 Hhdds Tobacco remaining in seabrooks Ware
House over the time prescribed by law (of eabrooks
spection (Which will be sold ACCORDING, to law.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-30
Arehelaus Hughes,
ON THE BASIN,

Has JitSt received and for Sale,
5000 W.T. of BACON,
Gu Bbls. New Herrings and Shad, r.
Copperas in Barrels, H
Verdegrease in Pods or Sacks,
Fine Macca. Snuff in Id. Bottles, ~
Imperial and Young Tyson TEAS,
Russia sHEETINGS,
German LINENS, &
few gross best Kirby Fishing Hooks.
ALSO,
One hundred and twenty thousand we'll burnt
BRICKS with woody and twelve or fifteen
hundred Bushels of Shell LIME ready for Sale
and delivery at the Kiln near the BAsIN-Ap-
ply as ABOVE.
July 8. IT,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-25
FROM the Trenton Federalist.
Friends Of the Poor

The advocates ofwar hold them
selves up as great friends ofthe poor.
The way they have chosen TO shew
this has been by involving the coun-
try in war, and this war, of their
making, has raised nearly to double
prices almost every important arti
Gle which the poor man buys. Su-
gar, tea. coffee, cloths. DO. &c.
are enormously high. Some were
in hopes that our own couHtry pro-
duce would be reasonably low. II
foreign goods did not rise to war pri-
ces-but even in this the poor man
is disappointed. Beef still keeps up
and higher than ever. Butter has
been scarce and dear the whole sea-
son-cheese is also scarce and at a
high priee-as to frewoed, that can
hardly be got for love OF none.
This is the state ofthiDSs-the dres-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-25

the face, and altogether q horrible
spectacle. In a ditch yves concealed
a sack, which being searched, Was
found to contain the earcase ct ano
Their sheep. paunched, skinned. clean, ,
ed, aud cut up; whilst a patch OF
newly turned earth marked the spot
, where the skin and efsls were ba-
ried. Verdict. Died by the Pisita
ton of God, in the act Of Felony
FEMALE saILoR.-A discovery OF
rather a curious nature TRANSFERRED a
few days ago at Ipswich. MIR. En-
bie,on. master of the Edmund and
Mary collier, having reason to sus
pect that oae of his apprentices was
a female. took an opportunity Il
making some enquiry on the subject
A confession was immediately made
This was on the passage from Biyth
to Ipswie;a. Mrs. Emhieton hap
peued TO be on board al the time, and
10 her The young adven:arer related
the particulars oEthe ease. S!ir was
the daughter of a widow near DlHth.
in Northumberland, aud liecnininS
pregnant. she determined after ne"
delivery 90 quit her maternal house
never more 20 return. She accord
ingly procured male attire, and mad
a coastins voyage ; after watch she
applied 10 the owner Of the Edmund
AMI :iary, 10 sho,a She WAS linden
tured. II was during her Cd Yasage
that The discovery was made. She
refused 10 discover aer nane and
declared that nothing should induce
her 10 return home. Ii Is supposed.
however. that Mr. Embleton had
d severed the name and residence
of the mother. Ii is due To the fe
male for to mention, that. aboard the
Edmund and Mary she conducted
herself with propriety. and was con-
sidered very active clever lad.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-25
A SAD .nIST.4KE.
HERKiMER. (N. Y Nov. ii.

HERNiMER. (N. 7 Nov. IL.
The following particulars of a
" sad mistake made by his Excel
lepey. were given us by friend,
and We have not the least doubt but
that they are substantially csrreet.
1t is the disposition Of the creature
we aim at. in publishing the partica
lars Of this affair, for the tircum-
stance itself is Of No great impor-
tance.
On Thursday evening last. His
Excallency Gev. Tompkins & suite.
and potent Secretary OF War and
suite. arrived at the village of *****.
in this county. ani put up at the Ho-
tel of Mr. *x%**. called for supper.
DE. which was served up in the ear
ly part of the eyeniDg-After sup
per was over. it accidentally hap
pened. that one Of his Exceliency's
retiuue called at neighboring pub
lie house. and entered into CONVEX
sation with the landlord, when. 10 !!
il was discovered that his Exeellen-
cy had qnartered al Federal Hotel!
Mr. ***** the Republican landlord,
was providen,ially heard expressing
90 the GOverlsr's man his dislike To
the prOceedure-mentiOnei the hos
;ility of the Governors host TO his
election last sprins-and finally con-
c!uiled by observing. that had his
Exccllency been apprised of this. he
undoubtedly would not have called
there. The Governors man now
returned to his master. and proba-
bly, communicated the discovery. as
his ExceI!ency's head quarters were
immediately shified to the Repubii-
can Turern. where a SECOND sup
per was ordered and provided in due
form.
The american.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-25

~ prospect which war affords to the
poor man at the beginning Of long
and perhaps tedious winter.
1t must be poor peace that IS not
better than any war, especially ior
the poor--aye rich too, and all class
es of people. But war affords fine
chances for speculations-and many
one, as the saying is. has made
his Jack by this war. Such chaps
YOU will hear talking about national
honor-yes, many of them who ne
yer yet had experience enough ofin
diyidual honor to pass in the world
for asy thing that looks like On ho
nest NAN.
Bnt will national honor give bread
to the hungry Will it supply
wood or clothing For the poor mans
comfort
Fhen coli December comes syith as
feet d'ear
.s Ind sharh as yaisor blows the nertA
ern gale"
But say the war.hawks the poor
can Iist--we want men to conquer
Canada, and drive the rascaliy Bri
tish from the acknowledgements
gives high wages--sight dotiars a
NORTH Yes. yes--the poor can
list, their brains are TO be knocked
Out--tbei. limbs to be cnt OG-'heir
lives 10 he sacrificed either in battle
or by diseases contracted in camps.
or through cold, hunger and naked
ness--and this is the measure OF love
and friendship which the war men
entertain for Tie poor--First starve
them cut cf house and hOme-and
then send them to th. cold regions
Of Canada TO die Of disease. cold or
hunger, or to be cut off by the
sword.
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EYE NTS OF TIE H.iR.
FROM the .Nc1c F0rr; Co!umbiln.
LATEST Il, MOST AUTHENTIC FROM
THE FRONTIERS.

TIE fol owing extract from another
letter, is given principa lily to accom-, for
the slow movements of General HANP
TONS army and to add some little par
ticulars ofhis march not De etot,re made
public. 1t will be rccoliected that The
army advanced from Plattsburg again
rith reinforcemeats, on Friday, the
l9h
FROM PLATTSBURGH, Nov. g.,
We started from Burlington and " ut
to Ohateaugsy, the last town this side
of tho lines, and rested few days The
enemy attacked our piquet guard killed
Lieut.. NASH. and few Of the men and
re,reated. We started for Canada, and
the enemy went on retreating before US,
burning bridges, blocking up the roads,
SO. which made it impossible tor US to
get along without eating our way thro'
he woods, which we did, with almost
incredible difficulties to ssrmouHt, in
getting through the artillery and bag
gage However, we arrived at place
allied Spears, number of days march
in Canada. (The artillery is composed
OF Capt. M'kEos's first division, Capt.
Brooks second division. Capt. HoL-
pEk's third division, and Capt. LEON
ARDS light division The main army
started from Spears's with the light d.
v,sisn Of artillery, leaving US behind,
With one regiment Of infsntfy.-They
vent On about eight miles, and part Of
the army crossed the river, and being
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-25
From the Boston Gazette. Noe. IL.
C0NMUNICArION.

Ifproois were wanting Of she ma
'isaitv OF some democratic editors,
the remarks in the last Patriot. re-
sneeting Judge Parsons, would fur
nish tiea-Fhat great and good
man is pursued even into the sacred
mansions of the tomb, for the pnr-
poses eff calumnv and abuse. One
might justly indulge the ferlings of
Indignation AT such want OF common
ieceney OF awful t!eeravi,y.-Yet
we are grieved rather than indignant,
TO reflect. that any individuals are
so lost 10 all humanity and piety, as
either to abuse or to sport with the
character Of the Deceased. So it is,
however. as was observed by G..
Norris, in Congress, when speaking
of the ca!umnies heaned upon the
sainted Warrington. after bis death.
by the base ltire!ings OF Jaeo',iaism.
:. The vinars. (he said) pursued him
TO the ta,nb. and Fed upon his ashes.
DO these men mean 30 ridicule the
idea oe Judge Parsons heing Chris
tan !? For many years. he WAS ex-
niicit AMI decided in declaring his
faitI, in tl,s gospel, lie had careful
~ examined the christian scriptures.
am. was ever ready. as well AS able,
10 give reaseh OF his hope and faith.
lie was sincere in his profession !;
as was manifested by an habitual
regard 10 the precep's aud duties OF
the gospel. But his republican sen
timeuis Yes, he was republican
from principle. Nat indeed a Jaco-
bin not a Democrat no, Level
Ter but fast. firm advocate for
the opinion Of all power originating
with the people. and being delegated
to individuals for the sale benefit Of
the people. He was a friend TO "a
representative, elective, REPUBLICAN,
government. 1t was greatly owing
to his activity and influence. that or
excellent constitution was adopted
and approved. He vas It's advocate.
when men who pretend now to at
mire it, (sisce by deceivins the peo-
pie they have cot power into their
Own haEas) were its epposers. Its
true. that he was an enem, to all
demagogues and hollow hearted pa
triets. who eame into notice by de.
ludins the people yet without any
personal malisaity For his nature
was averse from all maievolence.
It is on this account. that he was so
much hated a. we'll as feared by men
Of that character. They wilt never
forgive him. The same disposition
which led them 10 misrepresent his
sentiments. and to caluminate his
character. when be was living. will
in,lune them to saeer at the mention
of MS virtues. aud to revile at the re-
membranae Of bis patriotic and pub
lie services.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-25

iatigued they sat down to eat and refresh
themselves in place where the bushes
wele up to a mans middle:-They had
not sat long before the Indians and Bri-
fish commenced heavy fro upon our
men-tbrew them into confusion They
formed after while, and after rou:ing
the enemy, reiterated back within three
miles of Us. In the evening, the strong
piquet was attacked, but we gained the
day with very little loss, aud ey lest
good many on account OF ouI being pre-.
pared for them.-The next day We took
I'D line Of march and joined the main
army-the next day we had thrown up
entrenc hments all around the camp, and
had an alarm, but nothing done. The
next day, the enemy came on, and the
tenth regimen, vent and got into : log
house, and the ton commenced and
continued very hot Tor good while.
Mijor M'REA, who commanded The
artillery, egged Of the general to let
US conc Oh, but he would not, and Or
dered US to 6,e > gun to call the iDlan-
Try oct OF the log ilouse. for fear they
would get surrounded-and the in.
slant We fired the gun, the enemy re.
tre.ted into the woods " tn the greatest
precipitation iIpo ginab,e-lhat is the OH.
~ gun that We have fred towards an e.
nemy since We have g"ne
We then reiterated back to Chateau.
gay, and from there t. Piattsuurgh.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-25
From .he .Etz, .Ne,v- York Eusnins Pc
MELANCHOLY FACTS.

The following facts are furnished by
act3as inspection Of the Custom House
BOOKS, sni therefore NAV ne received
- accara.e: toe accompanying calcula-
tons are made by two Intelligent gen
tlemea, one OF whom was, unti! lately d
rienn 10 toe Administration, am even
N favor of that war OF watch ne now
sees the disastrous consequences. These
facts eyhihi. at single glance picture
# what this city way only the year De.
fore the Virginia s.sen OF restrictions
were adopted In that year we could
,ay that We employed thousands Of tons
oG shipping, that we maials'ned thou
sands of seamen, thousands o! all sorts
If la5oring people. and circulated NIL
lions of deiisrs-but Let Us state the
acts with more accuracy and precision.
1895.
26s 227 tons ofShipp'ugst
s 81 ner ton > tS,99s,62o
26S.227 tons will be 1916
ships of 2OOtnns hur,hen,
winch taSe u men per
ship TO Davigate them,
making 1922 >seamsn,
whose average wages at
S24 per month, caicuiat.
inc IL monIhs 4,5is,o9o
1922 Seanen finding at 30
cents per day tor twelve
months l,72S,ofS
The yearly average freight,
allowing 800 barrels to
900 tons lexclusive Of TO-
reign charges) per ship
1880 on 1916 ships 1854 500
Per, ms employed in Com
merce living on shore, VIZ.
Merchants, Cierks, Cart
mer, Mecanics and Labo-
rers, employed IN and a.
bout the above 1915 SHIPS,
say lTI0S S so per day
for - moa.hs 769S,6oo
Wharfage, allowing one third
OF the ship iH port l44,l75
Storage, allowing one half
ship cargoc, in store, cal-
cuiauog 1916 ships scar-
~ 2,S6s,4Oo barrels 752 e24
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-25

, do Cedar and lower side Alban!
Basin.
6 do Albany Bason and Carilsle-St'
2 do Carlisle ard Rector SITS.
S do Rector and Beaver Lane.
6 d, Coenties and Old Slips.
la do Old and c flee House Slips
S do Coffee house and Fly Market
Slip.
5 d. Fly Market and Peck Slip.
s do Peck and New Slips
/ do New ard Catherine Slips.
9 do Catherine and Georges Slips.
3 do Grufge and Charlotte SHIPS.
9 do Charlotte and Ru,ger's-Siips.
Q do Rdtge 5 Slip AID Ci'nton-ot.
do Ci,nyon-st and Coerlfs HOOK
4 do Coerles Hook and Grand-st
do Grand st. and Browns Ship
House.
. do Above Browns do.
at Brooklyn.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-25

On Tuesday last. Coroner,s In
Quest was taken on the body OF
Daniel Poole. of Pill. 1t appeared
that the deceased was found dead,
on Sunday morniag last, in field on
the asria side ofthe parish OF Wrax-
all: and that when he died. be was
In the act Of killing sheep which
he had just stsleo. In his right hand
was bloody knife. and his clothes
and body were every where soiled'
with gore and dirt. Near him lay
his gun. discharged and at short
distance = wounded sheep, which
had evidently been shot at. and haG
aslight waaad under the ear. Poole
was perfectly lfslsss, very black in
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boss of tonnage ss,279 L.

boss of tonnage Ss,279 l-s
Let the reader nov take snother view
List ef Ships and Briggs cut OF en-
ploy, laid up and disman,.ed at the fol-
lowing places, on the 9th September
last viz
IL between the Sta.e Prison and North
Moore Street
4 do North Moore and Duane.Sts.
G do Duane and Robinson SITS
do Robinson and Cortland,- SITS.
& do Cortlandt and Liberty-Sts.
4 do Liberty and Cedar.Sts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-25
ls. Sloops and Schooners.

i4o Total.
There is about Is brips included in
The above list. And in addition to ibis
list, ahent 800 vessels are lying up the
North River
Now reader, whoever then art, leoh
al what sras, and az VIA! is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-25
S IT 5li,9s5
THE CONTRAST, or l8 i;

THE CONT KAsIJ UT TO ,
1t would oe too tedi US TO 0,aw al
a cura,e contrast between he urIsh
Ing commerce of SEQ and its gradual
monthly decay down to this Tins lc'
Us take, then. only the last quarter OF
the p.esent year, and contrast it with
tae same quarter in the above year. Our
inno-tS were in
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NASHVILLE. Ncy. 9.

CAMP az Tn Islands, " .. at, 1913.
Enclosed i. Gen. Coffee's report Of
the late engagement
ANDREW JACKSON.
His ErceAncy GU. Blount.