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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-22
Ertract Of a letter from New York,
dated March l3.

"Centrary to the expectations Of every
body, the paragraph in the National Ii.
telligenccr had an effect upon our mo.
MED men, and more Of the loan was ia
ken than we expected, though am sure
far short of the expectations of Mr.
Gailatin. By individuals, there was
s 60s,200; by the Manhattan Bank,
100000 making little more than mil
lion of dollars. 1t is supposed the Me-
chan!cs' Bank will subscribe 100000
more. This is all that these two banks
can possibly take, as they have now
nearly all their capital in stock of tht
United States and Treasury Notes, The
other banks would not subscribe to an 8
per cent. loan, without government
raised some taxes or made pesce. And
the prevailing opinion here is, tina, we
shall have no peace as long as Mr. Ma
Olson remains in ctice, congress makes
appropriations, and the people loans
money. There will not be, 1t is beiev-
ed, one million (naking large allow
ance) loaned north and east Of this. II
the elections in Virginia aNd North Ca
rollna are not as favorable for the ruling
party as they expect, then with the WANT
of funds the administration may find
themselves nccesstated to make peace
There is also one other chance for it
that is if the Russians follow Up their
successes by marching forward ,owa'd d.
France-emancipating Prussia, Holland,
WestphaIia, sc. from the French yoke,
and disposseasing them Of their hold in
Italy--which general Morcau think
practicable, though he does not think Il
would be ADVISABLE for them to invade
France proper, Such reverse to
France would shake the faith OF the
party in the power of France, and tend
to open their eyes to the danger we shall
run, by continuing the contest with
England, who could then dispose Of
such large force to carry on an offen-
sire war against ns. Besides, by strict
blockade of the Delaware and Chesa-
pcakc, the iarmers of Pennsylvania and
Virginia. nay be made to feel the eft
tecls of the war, in the prices of their
produce, and make them less anxious
for it's continuance" Fsd. Ref.
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rubllc Sale.

ON TUESDAY the soth; will b
sold at the Veudue Store valuable
Negro Man,
"A Black. smith by trade, aged about -
years. Terms, sc. will be made known
at the place of sale.
z. u. MarStelier.
March %
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From a London Paher.

Two bailiffs l,tely arrested for debt
Major S. of long established notoriety
for his financial address, as he was walk
log down Arlington street; when he
begged leave to see Nobleman in the
same neighborhcod, whose characters
tic generosity, lie was sure, would ena-
be him to satisfy the demand. fhc
bailihs consented He knocked at the
door, and was admitted to the presence
Of the Noble man, whom he thus address
ed: " My Lord, relying upon the hane
Violence of your disposition, have laid
bet with two friends, that you would
permit me, although stranger 10 you
20 pass through your house into tn
His hardship asscnted; The
Major made his escape the back way.
and the two baillffs were left behind TO
lament the loss of their prey.
Last week, sheep, of the Leicester
breed, WIS exposed for sale in Newcas.
tie Market, of the following extraerdl
nary dimensions Height only two feet
two inches b. eatlth across the shoulder
two feet; length from the nose to the
tail three feet eight inches weight alive
isst lib. carcase l56lb. /; fore quarter,
Alb 1t was bred on farm near Ra.
vensworth, was two years old, and was
never fed better than the breeding ewes
The Lord Bishop Of Lincoln, during
the last and present week, held his
triennial visitation throughout the coun-
nv. The charge which his LordshiP de-
tvered on the occasion was in refutation
of the claims of the catholics.
The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells
held confirmation and visitation or
Friday. at the aboev-church OF the for
mer city, when 1000 young persons
we're confirmed.
Thursday night last notorious Rouge
and Noir Bank vas taken, in tuil play,
under the authority of magistrates
warrant, in Pail Mall upwards OF thirty
persons we're detected, and the pi"p'l-
etors taken TO Bor-strcct grea: praise
is due to the police at this commence
ment of operations. but too long neglect
ed, & by which many have been ruined
others brought to an untimelv end. We
hope this will be followed up by the de-
tec,ion OF some other notorious houses
of the same description and in the same
neighborhood.
The Armagh yeomanry. after attend
ing parade few days ago, laid down
their arms, and refused to serve under
captain J. B,rnes, on account of his hav.
ing signed the petition from the Pro
testants, 10 favor of Catholic emanclpa-
ton.
The extensive woollcn mill called
Gibraltar" near Pudsey, in the West
Riding 'of Yorkshire, the property OF
Messrs. Thackray and Carlisle. was de.
stroyed by fire on Sunday morning
The loss is estimated at 9o0ol. The
cause Of the FIRE is unknown.
The son of MIR. Holiday, shoemaker
J of St. Ives, shot himself on Thursday
with gun borrowed for that u,pose
! About six months ago, he was afflicted
with an illness. which had such an eflec
upon his spirits that he bad ever since
seen in a responding way as to his sal
vation, stunning society, and often ex
claiming, he was "a lost man, ard shoult
BE damned for ever J"
| MARRIED, on Thursday evening last
by the Rev. Dr.. Muir, Capt. FRANcI
| DYER, to Miss MARGARET HuNTEH
/ ,auohter of John EuRter, ESQ. all O
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1917 f6Esslk

MARRIED, on Thursday evening last.
by the Rev. Dr.. Muir, Capt. FRANCIS
DYER, to Miss MARGARET HuNTER
daughter of John HuRter, Esq. all o.
this place.
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picioas event, and to invite the, Consul
of His Imherial Majesty of all the Rus
sias, to participate with as apon the Joy.
Gus OCCASION.
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John Hopkins.
3tawtf.


For oale by the subscriber
j WO likely NEGRO WOMEN,
I acqusnted with house work and
cooking, the eldest ABOUT forty years old,
he other about 26, under good chae
racter- he will sell them low Tor Cashs
For terms apply to
Edward Dlggs.
NIB Lost on the tn of February
last at night,
A Saddle and Bride
Made in " ashirston, Kentucky, tho
makers tame under the flap, country
cloth s,riTed saotie cloth, and common
Eridle. 4ny person delivering the
same to me shall be handsomely re-
warded. 4. W
Uaion Street, Alex. March 22---3t'
Artificial Mineral Waters.
THE subscriber has re commenced
l. running for the season, Soda and
Selize. Waters. Rochelle and other
Waters kept in bottles, or prepared sx.
temporqneously for those v no msychooss
to drink them at the Fountains.
Richard H. Little.
Apo,''ecary and Druggist.
March 20 ~
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..a,n,anded

| =. commanded
; de ' ':.r display of
r,,de in our
|o''s s. that without
k'I''r,,s may assert VI
f'1, s, y" an ins'an ss
! 81 ST.. ether as it re- e
I, VEL ss.f r. dispose, g.s ws OF
+ S ed 10 I. Old sham
E.sr,oins l1 = ,,,i,e in.
B, I,:;ctualiet we ars
4, ..5s,,mcly recon- ON
\ every pound Of ',I bis
ss ~ Of which were
net beef, the e :n'',
D IN ,tscp.nrd and . nI rrg
F. t5sr'ss' and pro- pro-
b : ! hundred ana
4 ~ lam cents.
p,ris, New York or
|, civ can equal this
|,ps nv will we acsn0"'
+ F.. the weights of If the
y, alter being s. Killed led
.l:ucl $50 lbs.
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$50
E Ok, laos Sd
1873
! Ok, 1899 -
20t
ISL
Beef, 6069 s-4
- --
fed and raised by Ma
Darby, and the others
Gloucester.
i. March y.
VlCTORIES.
number Of gentlemen
,.ias the successes OF
Vas held at The EX-
bus. lust evening"
mel Sargent was APP
nd Col. ". Il. Sum.
gentlemen were cho-
msae the necessary
II. Perkins,
Bro rs
fl.;tnt,
Ward,
-Ap,horp,
Sullivan, Esq.
1tarl, Esq.
Davis, Esq.
cr' are lodged at the
+ Offices, where such
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-22
Valuable Property tor Sale.

IN the Sd Moroay in April next,
" will be sold at public sale, 1T not
i.poscd of prior to that time by pri"
vute sal:) a three story Brick House
ard Lot, corner Of Prince and ST. Asaph
street.--the lot is SO feet inches on
rince street and l26 feet on st. A.
saph street A Lot, containing 10
'cct inches on Washington street by
1913 feet inches on Duke. street, with
II the improvements thereon. Also,
VacGnt Lot 1913 feet inches on Dsks
street by 90 feet on Columbus s;reetto
10 feet alley,
tIKEwfsE,
1850 acres of Land in the state oi Ten.
uessee.
John Korn.
Jacob Wisemiller.
Marr.t q eo.f
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| fed and raised by Ma
|Dsrby, and the others
Gloucester.
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From TIE Boston Daily advertiser,
March IL,

The following letter is froma gentle.
man Of this town, who for some years
past has been resident in England, His
intimacy with some members of the op-
position whilst it affords him the means
of acquiring political information, which
he is we'll qualified to appreciate-has
undoubtedly in some measure influenced
his opinions.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-22

The extensive woollcn mill called
" Gibraltar" near Pudsey, in the West
Riding 'of Yorkshire, the property OF
Messrs. Thackray and Carlisle, was de.
stroyed by fire on Sunday morning
The loss is estimated at 9o0Ol. The
cause Of the FIRE is unknown.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-22

Beef, 6069 3-4
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{ The emneror had promis.
REWARD or GALLAN7,R Y.
CH1L1coTHE, (Ohio) Sept. 2.


Animated by the heroic conduct OF
Major CrogAan at Fort Stephenson, the
ladies of CsiIicothe, with promptness
and liberaIity which does them honor,
purchased an elegant Sword. which was
presented to him, as an evidence OF their
respect for brave young afficer, whose
name and ACHIEVEMENTS, like those OF
Leonidas, will shine upon the page OF
history, when Xerxes and Proctor, will
be remembered only to be detested.
The subjoined correspondence will
serve to shew the manner in which the
sword was presented by the Ladies' and
received by the gallant soldier, who has
thus received the meritsd appreciation OF
his fair country women.
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PITT sBURGH, September II.
PITTSBURGH BLUES.

PITTSBURGH BLUES.
After an absence Of one year in
the service of their country. the
Pittsburgh Blues arrived here on
Friday last.
When crossing the ALLEGHENY RE
YER, they were salufed by discharge
of artillery from Fort Fayehe. and
on landing were received by the
troops of the garrison. and escorted
to the public square.-The number
of citizens assembled to welcome
their return, was immense.-On
Monday dinner was given by the
citizens Of this place, expressive Of
their Joy and satisfaction on the re.
turn Of the Pirtsburg B'nes to their
families and friends. Immediately
before the company sat down to din.
ner. Henry Baldwin, Esq. addressed
the Blues in very animated and
handsome manner.
With pleasure we publish the fol.
lowing General Order. 1t shows
the high estimation in which our
yoang volunteers were held by gen.
Harrison.
/" HEAD QUARTERS, SENECA TowN;
18Th august. 1878.
{" AFTER GENERAL ORDERS.
" The Pittsburgh Volunteers,
commanded by Captain Butler. and
those Of Greensburgh, by Lieutenant
Drum. Of Major Alexander's batts.
lion, having performed their tour Of
service, the General hereby presents
them an honorable discharge.
The general has ever consider
ed this Corps as the first in the north
western army. equal in point Of bra.
very and subordination !; il excelIed
in every other of those attainment
which form complete and efficiea!!
soldiers-In battle. in the camp. ara
on the march, their conduct has done
honor to themselves and their coun'
try"
A. Fl. HOLMES,
.Ass,ss .hdj. Gt''
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Rem0Uas.
fr JOSEPH SPEAR,
Re4seetfuily informs his friends and tht
tubhc,

ReAaeetfully informs his friends and the
tubtic,
THAT he has removed his shop to
Royal-street 10 the one lately occupied
by MFR. B. Adamson, near the Coffee
House where he carries on the GA.
BINt.T BUSINESS In all Its various
branches. he also makes and repairs
oil kinds of Musical Instruments, such
as Piano l'ortes, Bass Viols, Violins
Guitars, sc. and will also furnish Ma,
hogsny Collins for grown persons tcI
fifteen dollars He hopes the qualit,
of his materials, the soundness OF his
work and the strict attention he IT,
tends paying to his business, will ell
sure him encouragement from a gene
rous public. All the above branche
OF bu.incss viii be executed at tbs
shortest notice.
November %. law
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Daily Gazette, Z Dollars.
Country Gazette, S Dollars.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27

Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner of King 6 Fairfar-streefs,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
mr. WHOLESALE AND REfHIL,
/ Teas-gunpowder, I'M
Ro Or. cne''s perial, hyson,hyson skins
81 boxes young hyson & souchons
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los hhds } New Orleans * Muscovado
ESQ bbls Sugars
q 1000 lbs Pepper
70 hhds retailing Molasses ,
ass pipes, half pipes and 6 or casks l. 7
Madeira
3 pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
do genuine old Port
a pipes Red Catalonia
DO cases choice Claret
2 butts, IL half pipes Malaga
spipe., s half pipes and 30 Or. casks
Teneriffe
70 pipes real Cognac Brandy
pipes Gin
90 puncheons West-India Rum
Is puncheons and 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 bbls. Peach Brandy
IS do, Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
8 hhds. Cherry Bounce
SO dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
20 bales Cotton
600 ID. Bengal Indigo
500 ID. Bright Madder
6ooo Id. Goshen s. Rhode .lslandCheese
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Gloves, Cassia, FL
mento, race and ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Barley, Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glauber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap. Spermaciti mould and dipped Can
dies, maccauba, rspPoo and
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
Petre, Arnotte, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone, Gunpowder, patent Shot, Flints
Hairpowder, Siiters, Cigars, Demijohns
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, &c
&c.
". B. SO Bushels fresh warranted
CLOVER SEED.
March 6,
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be capable Of modification. BESIDES
his, new complaints against Swedes
reached me from all sides. All! lkno"
THAT you have to say to mel have
cad all YOU have written.- wen,
.e it so; there may ha e been some ex-
apgeration in the complaints, but there
sui remains a sufficient quantity ottruth.
| wish you had better cause to defend
oh no! the situation of the prince
royal will not be SO difficult all comes
from here-there isnothing embarrass-
ing in the choice. But yet could they
DELI, We in Sweden, that they might serve
the cause of England without resent
went on my part, because that love q
esteem the prince royal
I likewise love and esteem the king
Of Holland; he is my brother, yet have
broke with him. / have silenced the
voice of blood to give ear to that OF &c
neral interest If you were ON my from
TIERS, should with regret be forced TO
ct as ] have Just done with the SWISS
have caused some troops to march, q
the government has con6scatcd the I'm.
slish merchandise. Let US resume ouf-
selves at length. Let Sweden act as she
thinks most advantageous to her. l
know that it is out of my power to force
her. Let her frankly range herself on
the side of England against me and my
allies, il such be her interest, or let her
unite with me against England. But the
time of doub,fulness has passed away
When five days have passed NJ. Alouler
will depart, and / will give you your
passports. You have said no more than
What you ought to have said, but can
not do otherwise than send you back
Omen war or constant friendship : this
is my last word-my ultimate declara-
ion. Adieu May see you again un
der more favorable auspices" The
Emperor left me without deigning to
near me further. On leaving the empe-
ro.'s apartment ] saw no one else in the
other apartment /; not even the officers
on duty know not what had given
cause to this extraordinary circumstance
whether it was by order or proceeded
from the spontaneous discretion OF the
functionaries, because the emperor had
frequently elevated his voice to such
pitch, that it was impossible not to hear
him in the next room.
fThe emperor had promised the
prince royal not to exact any thing from
Sweden before the month of May, 1911;
and the prince royal assured him, that
after that term Sweden would extend
her system of policy, and be openly for
or against the continental system, ac-
n. :a.a.. l.a:~L. naa,,ina
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Lower Sandusky. 25th Aug. 1913

Messrs Finley e Wheaton,
GENrLEMEN-The Sword which you
have been pleased to forward to me in
behalf Of the ladies of Chilicothe, has
been deiivered-the only return ! Can
make to you and them, for so distin.
guished mark of YOUR favor, is pro.
mise to use my best exertioDs to becom
worthy of it.
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PORTLAND. September l6.

IOh LINN, OCptcuiuC' Nv
On Monday last, the British sloop
war Rather, with two other armed Ve'
sells Of smaller size, appeared on oS
port, and the Rattier stood il near to w
land, with white flag at her lore'lop
gallant. mkst head. Soon siier, o."
from her, bearing Hag, proceeded N
Fort Scanned, with lieutenant W.
presented tie following note IRON ep
Gordon to colonel Leaned. tbs WV
the Colonel'' reply, and the letter o, r.,
Marshal, we have solicited for puoi'.s
ton, that the public may Judge u"
motive.
His Britannia Majesty's Ship ka ,"
Off Portland, l3th SEPT l1 ,ts,.
SIR-Having, daring the time , =. .,,.
been IN this station, released anu ;.r,,
into Portland, many American s,og Ibpi
made prisoners, by his majesty ,.Iess
under my command; and having -, w. ,pi
ed, on parole, the captain, officers ,.tss
GRE sfthe armed ship Alexander -
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ANSWER.

Lower Sandusky, 25th Aug. 1918.
Ladies Of ChRicothe-
have received the SWORD which
you have been pleased to present to me,
as testimonial Of your appreciation Of
my conduct on the I'd inst A mark Of
distinction so flauering and unexpected,
has excited feelings which l cannot ex.
press.
Yet while return you thants Tor the
unmerited gift you have ,hus bestowed,
feel well aware that nv good fo:taHe
(Which was bought by The setirnS Of the
brave officers & soldiers under my com.
rsand) has raised in you. expectations
from any future efforts, which ust, I
tear, be sooner or later dlstpp"i. ed.
Still pledge myself, (even though
fortune should not be again propitious)
that ny exe,tions shall be such as me-
yer to cause you in the least TO regret
he honors you have been pleased to con-
ter On your "youthful soldier"
C CROGHhN.
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Cdiliesthe, Aug. "a, 1919.

SfR,
As agents to carry into effect the
pleasure OF the ladies of Chillicothe, We
herewith transmit you, by express. .
Sword which they beg you, to receive
from them, as a testimonial of the high
sense they entertain Of your military Ia.
Tents, as displayed in their defence a.
gainst the enemies of our country, on
the I'd inst. in the memorable defence Of
Fort Stephenson, and in the signal de.
feat Of the combined British forces and
their Indian Allies before that place.
They commit this surety of their re.
spcct to their youthful soldier, believing
it will be more acceptable to him than
any other they could present, and in full
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-27
Chiiicothe, Aag. l3, 1918.

SIR,
In consequence of the gallant de.
fence which, under The influence of Dr.
vine Providence, was effected by you.
and the troops under your command, of
Fort Stephenson, at Lower Sandusky,
on the evening OF the I'd inst.-the La
dies Of the town of Chllicotte, whose
names are undersigned, impressed with
a high sense Of your merits as a soldier
and gentleman, and with great cooH.
dence in your patriotism and valor, pre-,
sent You with SWORD.
Major George Creghan
(SIghec)
Mary Finley, Mary Sterret. Ann
Creighton, Eliza Creighton, Eleanor
Lamb, Nancy Waddle, Eliza Carlisle,
Mary A. Southwark, Susan D. Wheaton.
Washington City.
Ricbamah Irwin, Judith Delano, Mar
care, MLsDburg, Margaret Miller, E..
iizsbeth Martin, Nancy M'Arthur, Jane
M'Coy, LsriDa Fulton. Catharine Fuller
ton. Rebicca M. Or, Susan Wake,
Ann NJ Dunn, Mairaret Keys, Char
lo,te james. Eater Deolittle, Eleanor
Buchanan, Margaret M'FaIland, Debo.
rah Ferree, Jane M. Evans, Frances
Brush, Mary Curtis. Mary P. Brown,
Jane Heylin, Nancy Kerr, Catharine
H ugh Eleanor Wor,hington, Martha
Scott, Sally M'Lene.
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confidence that he will never use it m.
worthy the high character he has sus.
tanned.
They request Maj. Croghan, to pre-.
sent their entire approbati n and thanks
to the officers and soldiers of his heroic
little band, for the gallant manner in
which they seconded his views, and
maintained the unequal conflict.
That Heaven may prosper you, sir, in
your future military career, they earnest.
ly pray.
We are sir, in behalf Of the Ladies' Of
Chilicothe, with great respect, your very
humble servants.
Samuel Finley,
Joseph Whraton,
Captain A. ID Q. M Gen.
Mai. GEoBGR CRoGHAN.