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TRENTON, April S.

Er,,eet ofa nner .trons Aew Mis- d.
ted .dhTR |
81 have this moment, oei"cS r N
.i.sd . letter from Msior MArll cor
.nsger q, F.rrsgo Forge Oh ledaf
c aa EIGHT miles from Forked Rive
!. ,he county of Monmou,h, stating that
: large English ship came abreast OF
p.rrapa, Inlst yesterday and immeoi-
a,slv desp.tch'd four eetges efoNcr
Win men ,n,o the bay, WHO ssnk' burnt
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CLEARED
Schr Betsey. Bustie, Potomac Creek )
su dies by Adams, Herhert & Co
Harriet Redman, Elk River Hour,
&c LAR son md Fowie.
Slnop President, Gray Georgetown,
Dis,ric, IF Columbia, srn.drles to mer.
chants Of the District.
ENTERED
Sloop President. Gray Baltimore,
.nod,iex TO nerchsuts Of District
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alqasochusetts Election.

A letter from Boston, dated the 5th
instant, TO gentleman in this towr,
saws, we have heard from 7 towns, In
which there is a. nett federal gam OF
5a6 votes, for Governor and Senators.
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Steam, Boat FOR Sale.

The Columbian Steam Boat, laying
at Tyber Greek Wharf, will be sold on
Friday the 9th inst. at III o'clock, at aue.
don Tor the benefit Of all concerned, tho
debts oftLe said Company being FIRST dis.
charged. She is about 4s tons burthen,
fiat bottom, drawing a small draf, OF ua-
ter, which will make it an object lnr
those engaged in the traffic in wood af
grain to purchase her The terms will
be made known on the day Of sale. BY
order Of the Managers,
r. Bestor,
Treosa'ty2
April S. div.
r Tbs Sale of the above mentions
ed Steam Boat is postponed until Frh
day the 10Th April, at o'clock in the
afternoon.
April IL. t.
JUST PUBLISHED, BY
John A. STEWART, {.
lind for Sale at his Book Store, xew
and Improved edition Of
GLASSES COOKERY.
Containing directions how to roast 4
boil every thing necessary to be sent up
to tabls--Broiling, Fr,ing, how to
dress Fish, made Dishes, Poultry, Soups
aid Bro;hs, Puddings, Pies, Dishes for
Lent, GrGvics, Sauces Hashes, Erica.
sees, Ragouts, making Cake. and Jel-
lies, Picking, Preserving, and Confee.
tionary.
ALSO
The following new Publications.
Rekeby, q new Poen,, BY Walter Scott.
Emerald Isle { Phillips.
Traits Of Nature, by Miss Barney,
Good Mon Of Modern Date, by Mrs.
Green.
Santo Ssbastiano, by the author Of the
Romance OF the p rcnees.
Portraiture Of Me.bodism, by J. Crow.
Their
Life of White6eld, by J GiIlies
Poetical Vagsries, BY G Coleman
Elements of Chemical Philosophy, BY
Sir HUI mphrev Davy, L l. d.
Life Of Percival-Erskln.'. Speeches x
DuaHe's Hand Book, or the New Nil
litary Guide tor the Infantry Of the
United States
April -
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N.tIIt. e..

NCllt. r..
The Stockholders Of the MeekaSicy
Rank IF Alexandra, are hereby notified,
,ha, fifth instalment Of enc dollar per
share is called for, payable al the Bank
on "Wednesday the 5th May next.
By order offhe PresidenfG Oi'effoTs,
Vim. Patton, Jun.
CasAier.
Anr;l s. 3tawt5tbm.
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NOTICE

: HE public are informed that Fish
y Wharf will be established on
lone.'s Point, for their accommodation
during the season.
Persons wishing to put up Fish VIII
be .iatcd with ground Tor their
stands gratis.
Aarr u Il
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RICHMOND, April 8.
Congr. ssioHat Election.
Charlotte County.
John Randolph 342
John Eppss III
NORFOLK. April z

Thomas NJ. Bayiy, of AccoTac coun-
ty, is a candidate to represent IN the
mex Congress the district co posed OF
tn counts. of Y k Elizabeth Cit :,
Warwick ] mes City, Choicest r. Mat
,bew., Mdclrsgx, Accnmac, s. North
ampton. and tie City Of Williamsburg
Mr.. Bassctt and Mr.. Bayly aIe the only
candidates.
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WILMINGTON April 8.
,LEWISTOWN ATTACKED.

LEWISTOWN ATTACKED.
The following letter to gentleman
in this town was received by express
this morning from Dover:
Dover, april til, 1918
"Some have been too long settled
into an opinion that there was no dam
ger-that the British would not bonn
bard Lewistown. We have had two
expresses to this place this morning
One left lie wistown at o'clock yester-
day; the other at 10 O'Clock Last night.
Both mention the cannonading We at
this place heard the cannon until eight
o'clock this morning
Lewis. 9Th .1trH
"The fire from our battery silsnced
one of their most dangerous gun-boats,
against which | ali ected the fire from
our Is p"undcr, tor which ! requcs,
you Will immediately send me supply
of shot and powder, as it is uncertain
how lorg the bcpbardrnent will con-
tnue. They have not succeeded with
their bombs in reaching the town-ahd
the damage from their 80 p lnders and
canister cannot be ascertalned TILL day
light
en- B. While writing the abovc,
the enemy has RECOMMENDED firing.
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AID AM LYNN,

OpHOSNS INC VfCha"G . Do'"b 80 =
HAS FOR SALE,
Il large e General Assortment Of
lronmongery, Cutlery and
sadr;lery, VIZ
r, IA and IT Rims door Locks
Stock Locks, Pad Locks
Drawer and Chest Locks
n nyes OF ali kinds. Screws
plated and Tioned Bride Bits
Sr;rrups AID Bride Su, kies r.,
Plated Spurs =,
Fill. .pd Rssps, Bras Caedlesticks
Su.Hc,s. Knives and Forks, Pehk.'iVes
? .zo,s. Scissors, Tutafia Spoons
Brass yyafes. Fish Hooks, Shoe Knives
Avis and lacks
Ne dlss and Pins, Curry combs
Plated aid Gil, Buttons
Walk den's Ink Powder
ooklng Gases. F'ints
r. ,.c,i Tea-Pots, Sheep Shears
Carpenters ToeIs, Hand. Cross Cut and
Mil Saws, a wills ard Vices
r-ucc Chairs-and variety OF other
articles.
ALSO.
Grass and Grain Scv,hes and s'ekies
BAR Iron, Steel, Nail Rods and
Hoop Iron
Cold add S;ver Ware, Swords, Epau'ets
Lace. Cord and Piumes
April 10
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John Korn.
Jacob Wisemiller.
iarCh 9 e0tf

s .sf.i
The above property, in the town OF
slcxan,r,a, will I've sold by the subscrL
ler on the premises. at the time above
mentioned for rasi', un"cr the aufha-
rl,y of a deed Of trust from Nessrs.
Korn Wisemilier, made for the pur-
pose of indemDii, ing Gurden Chsptn,
now deceased. in consequences OF bis
sv,ng ipdorsed their notes in the Bank
Of aie zsndris ard the Branch Bank Of
the Uhised States at Washington.
will also I've sod on the pre- pises ut
the same ,ime, for cash, "a feet al
l-.ro,nd, situated on the east siGe' OF
Columbus street, adjoining the above
mentioned 90 feet on Columbus street,
nd running back eastwardly tire dis'
t.nce Of 1913 feet inches.
John HooH. Trustee.
Mar h Ut
r. The sale of the above property
is postponed until Monday, the 10th
inst BY The TRUSTEE
,pril 10
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A blacksmith for Sale.
A. V.LUAhLE Negro, middle a.
n eed. Of good character and ~
BE BLACKSMITH for sale --Ep.
!, ire of A C. CazKNovE, Esq who -
:ully authorized to sell, and receive the
purchase money.
Bush. Washington.
March 81. Sa"u'
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DIED, at Port-Rico, December Z,
James Rannie. the celebrated yentrllo
quist-agod SO years.
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Married on The 9th uIt. BY the Rev
NJ Mccormick, M JOHN C.. BRUSH,
to Mrs MARY DoYNE. both Of this city.
Las evening by the Rev. Mr. M
Cormick, Mr., G. c GnAMMER, TO Miss
ELIZA DoYNE both Of this city
National InteNigencer.
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ALEXANDRIA.
MOI DAY, Atra IL.
TO SHEW

"To SHEW
rms VERY AGE & BonY or The TINE
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE"
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PHILADELPHIA, April I

Between IL and | O'Clock this MORN
ing, the city was alarmed BY the cries t
Fire. 1t proved to be several frame
buildings near Arch and Schuyklll.-
They were entirely consumed,
II IS said Mr.. Gallatin has completed
TIC Loan and will depar. almost ANNE.
dlatcly for Russia. Freeman's Josrnaf.
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Valuable Properly for SAFE.

IN the Sd Monday in April next,
~ will he sold at public sair Gil rot
supposed Of prior TO that time BY pri.
vsts sslc) three story Brick House
I'D Lot, conner of Prince aid & Assph
s,reets-the LOT is SO feet iht hes on
trince street and l26 feet on 81 A.
PHI street A Lot, containing i73
feet inches on Washins;os street by
t23 feet in hes on ruke street, with
I'll the Improvements thereof. Also,
Vacant Lot 1913 feet inches on Duks
street by 90 feet on Columbus street TO
feet alley.
Likewise,
1880 acres Of Land in the state OF Tea.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
Within four 81 five days i, VA kno"is
that >wepson Whitehead. Esq, peace
c.ndicate. had consented To serve TO-
mi. District, if elected. On Manday he
election commenced III the ccucy Il
p, iic.ss Anne, when at the close oil the
poIln stood
ForSwepson Whitehead ls9
Thomas Newton los
Abou, $50 Of tic freeholders Of this
county are in he army, which Will &C"
count for thefew votes the same IL
,he case wits Nanscmond and Norfolk
r,,u,,,es. TIE war, and the OBJECT, o.
rather pr tex, fer its continuation begin
to be well understood.
TIE editor has received letter from
an intelligent friend in YORK, whlch
s,ates that there is a very good prospect
Of the election Of MI Bayly, peace Car
d;date) vs. Mr.. Bassett The election
commenced in Gloucester or Monday.
BUFFALO, Niagara COUNTY, March Is
On "Wednesday morning last a, About
one O'Clock, in conformity with s0"e
nrsvions arrangements. our batteries It
Blsck Rock opened fire upon those Of
the enemy, which continued With out
I;,.,. ;ntermis.ion during the day The
Sailors battery at the navy yard slltneed
the enemy's lower battery, and probably
k;l,ed several of The enemy Sne man
wa. killed at our batteries by cannon
sho, from the enemy. one los, his hand
IN the act of loading one OF the pieces
and several accidents happeped-'wo 9.
,hree balls passed through our barracks,
and several private hou~s were INJURED
I'll. few shot were exchanged on
Thursday morning.
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!, ..,sn' ef'a rb i'"T ire
! q. al, ne "pOsdsr IN IN 'n =.
!. 70 % ' a single ASK ,, as
|, % supposed appear
/. s ''lS to a cer'al me-
a ,1,l,. phillips had
|. ri ,sr v nlnute:s Oe ,i,m
~ o., at which u'n
IP pre- aud The Key
e,Oin. The gun,
% "a board VINO hao
! mp,gsaine' was on
sid d., thai the hr E vas
T. 81. ,nnppiog of on, one
?, ,.sI could not have
me door Ofthe ma
4 suggested, that ',. the
"er have been The ell
=. trust, however,
silI prove incorrect
Infortun''s men, l,I now
wounds, survive
satisfactory account
has produced so
3 private distress z. T..
sING.
no,r's mate George
J, whose came is not
NDED ,r
.unasr ; jain NJ,
!, George CrGh, ana
-most Of thu III Sc
Re slightly "o"nd d
be m1de this DAY to
CITY, Apri! 9.
kEsPoNpBNcE
Etk (Esser county,
.ltrE ).
Xxx are now under
be in RaPPahannock'
rgas seie sent on
Urbana,sto : he two
e,.oag 10 Baltimore,
n,rqae, They had
emeat,Aand being IN
n taking the Sriva'
pu,ht hravely, and
biz colors the BTi
board md hauied the
Many lives were
the particulars yet
{ tic engagement;
1lddiesex county has
this county Essex
b counties for men
!, capt, Chowning's,
H. took work oxen
|llagsd the house,
C's desk A ship
and anchored in
Zen, as also several
Nn.
y, April ).
INSPECTIONS.
during The guar
81 -Aarch, 1918.
heat flour
Us do. .
L Aour
ban do.
Is 10.
Is Do.
ring,
ckarcl
J.
lnOn
!, do,
bal
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March 81.
lev'ew, and Bells
4 celebrated Los
20 presumed the
''us' and, in some
ppon the subject of
'Eeen the United
TAM The reader
are both what are
slpon publications..
q We should make
essays alluded 10,
ss F.; it's sufficient
c measures Of the
y Relation to Amc-
U much iugcnui-
lu''ly' censured in
:1'e been copied
l' Papers in this
a''l. with no ordi-
|'a'iOO, both as to
Iono'a ble motives
~Slters.--We
ether the matter
me- as We have al.
much merit. and
!; sen very honora-
.ae' that in a free
p'es ought to be
':edOm than those
MO war. If the
sentiments of the
'sIa'ins tha, it i, e c,,u
49,; ~ Enemy is un-
ard we are
~, nat : ali discussion
'a aal Of all interests
my "tsever an.
Ne Justice or wis., Wis.,
!" the adminis,ra.
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NEW YoHaLoTrERy.
Union Co!lege-No.
ScilEME.

n
Not near Blanks to Prize.
The Drawing of this Grand Lottery. will
commcHee in the City Of New-york, on the lst
Tuesday in next month, and viii continue TO
draw 500 Tickets eaciPlay until finished.
An accurate Checki}uok Will be kept of this
Lottery, at the ARGtB OFFICE, ;hat the ear
iiest Intelligence OF thfirsuccess may be given
10 observation-disclosures By POST from any
part OF the Stste, and every Information re-
specting the above orany Of the Baltimore Lot
teries, will be always given gratis, and with the
greatest pleasure TO those who may be inter
ested.
Nov. %. = tE
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Domestic Medicines

TO BE LAD GENUINE. AT THE BOOK
STORE OF Mr.. S. PLEAsANTs,
large supply of DIR. Church's Couel
Drops, medicine unequalled By any other H.
the world, for the cure of Coughs, Colds
Asthmas, Consumptions, ard the Whoopins
Cough, price rs cents.-Also, his Chemical
Essence and Extract of Mustard, for tn,
cure of Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Pal.
sey, SIC. price Is cents each bottle or box.
Andoyne essence for the head ache, fifty
cents.
Volatile Tinctare for thetooth ache, 81 1-2
cents.
Antscorbutic Tincture FIR curing the sour
Wy in the Gums, whjtenng the teeth and
sweetening the bresdt, price s / Church's
Virmifuge LozengeS for destroying worms
in grown persons or children, SO cents the
BOX. go
Eye Salve for all diseases of the eyes, rs
The celebrated Botanical Tea, dollar the
canister.
Chnrch's Ambitious Pills for malignan,
and bilious fevers and all disorders of the
head, so cents the box.
German Corn Plaster, or Corns, so cents
the packet.
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FEsHE subscriber hasAten:atcd his office u
n the Market house! wherehe continues to
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---also Tobacco, Fioury-eSc. And will beat
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the Market House. fouses, Lands, Furni-
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and Cargoes, or any 3fecies ofproperty that
may be offered ~ Advances ofcasi, made
ifrcquired. BARTLETT STILL,
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=. b. His stated hours int the Office will be
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Classical Literature.

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NEW E5FABLIShMENl.
FSSHE Subscriber has taken the HOUSE
4 at the Corner. Of main & fifteenth streets,
opposite the iieli-raEern, and offers for sale,
on accommodating terms, by wholesale and
retail, the following articles, viz.
- 80 Hhds Is, quality Brown Sugar Cgensr-
IS sbl. a" bo o-sf,' do. do.
50 Do, LIST & Dad quality Philadelphia Loaf
Sugar.
10 Chests Tyson Tea.
go Boxes Imperial do superior favour.
10 PuncGeons Rum, old & we'll havoured
$ Half do. do. do.
8 Pipes Country Gin.
] DO oi superior qusltY.
15Hhds retsiIing MolassfH
6 20. Philadelphia WhiSxey.
5000 lbs. Prime Green Coffec.
5000 ibs Rsie do do
10 Begs H<evy PePPerf
s Do Pimerto.
50 Kegs GunPowder&
500 S,raws ID pint TumbleFs.
IL Boxes English Pipes,
800 GrOce Bottle Corks.
100 Realms Wrapping Paper.
80 Boxes best Spanish Segars.
81 Barrels Prime Pork
50 D.. Fish.
And eyPectshy thehrst arrivals crsm Phila-
de!pliia and Baltimore, tons Shot, Irons As
sorted, Iron Castings, Whiskey, sc. He has
also on band from 5 to 600 dollars worth oil
DRY GOODS, assorted, which will be sold OH
long credit, or battered for prime Tobacco.
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PATRIOTISM.
STAUNroN, W. July 10.


> The doleful tale of British brutality had
scarcely reached ths village on Saturday
last, sSiieh, instead ofXhe Trooh, for the CO.
,lebratieh of our Independence, the drum
beat TO firms for volunteers to defend il.
In four hours ssilesranks we're filled, and ha-
wing marched to the Court House and elsct-
ed their offIteTsI they dismissed to prepare
fortheir march. From this until Monday
morning MI was hustle Federalists and e.
publicans WED with each other in this work
of true Patriotism.
Horses and money were furnished by G IN.
tlemen of both town and country 20 equip
them, and the Ladies, concluding that II is
lawful 10 40 coed on the Sabbath, wers bus;-
ly employed IN the recess Of Church hours,
in making Uniform Hunting shirts. On
Monday they paraded, mounted and proceed
ed to Richmond to tender their services 70
the Governor.
List 0fhe Stanton Y9ignteers.
Chapman Johnson, Captain
lanes Crawford, Lieu,enahs.
Michael Anderson, Ensign.
John II Peytoh. James M'Gibbon. Wm.
Taylor, Alexander S. Lyle. Littlcton Wad-
dell, VIII lam Smith, Nicholas c. Kinney.
William II. Brown, Lewis Hartman. Benil-
min II. Brady, Daniel Keith, John Glenn.
William Berry, Daniel Brown. Robert
Whitesidesi James Fox. James Montague.
Spotswood Mills, Levi L. Stevenson, Ii {.
WIlHar, John Stone. William Bradfeld.
Michael Foster. ]. II. Bickle. WIN. Estes.
Thomas Sperrs, John Stull, Shelton 6,
Jones. John 6. Flack, John B2ckinsto, John
Temple, Robert W. Carr, Thomas II.
Shanlilin, Allen Curry, William Donarhc.
Adam Bickles Samuel Parry. DAME Gib-
son, Peter Kurtz, Elijah Dunnington, john
G. Cochran, Thomas Fskridge, Daniel
Knowles. Hardin Quinn, DsjnY Ewell. Car
land Webb, George Crawford, WIN. Con-
nell, James Wilson, John Hanger, James
Fuller. David Vost, Jefferson Stuart, Henry
M'Cann.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-26
wrNouEsrzs, July 10.

a handsome troop of VOLUNTEERS Ca
vALrY nder the command of Fl. St e..
Fucker, Esq. left this borough for Richmond
on "Wednesday last at noon. The whola
number of members, when assembled az
Wildwood, we are told will amount 20 45.--
The manner of the rise and completion oe
this troop is s,riking.y evincive Of the patri-
cite ardor which pervade The breasts of the
Young men of this state. On Friday tive irse
news Of the capture Of Hampton reached
Winchester. IN less than Ave days ahei-
wards this handsome troop was raise6,
mounted, uniformed, ard nearly eouinpe1
add moved towards the place of renSc-.
Vous An appropriate address na9 deliver