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COMPREHENSIVE.

Fayin.r t ken my brother Hugh w.
Dencs!e MO partnership, the business
III in fu,u be carried on under the
firm OF
JAMES & H. DENEALE.
Ill persons having claims ae''nst
either, will call at their store tor pay
m. Mt.
JAMES G. DENEhLE.
January II. o..
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Hint for the Ladies.

A gentleman at late fashionable
assembly. being asked which Of the
ladies' of the company lie thought
the most beautiful, replied" Why
madam they are all beautiful. bus
that lady | think, (?ointins to Miss
--. who was dressesfh the
extreme Of fashiou) outstrips them
all!
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NOTICE.

HAVING taken into partnership my
son .5ndre1v konsos Kennedy. the Book
selling and Stationary business will ID
future be carried on under the firm oil
James Kennedy and Sen.
James Kennedy, Senr.
January IL. awee
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, January IL.

"To SHEw
raB VERY AGE * BODY OF THE TIME
us FORM AND PRESSURE.
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before llo uuo ,
bef,rs N :poieon could
|w;,h the main body OF
T,he attack completely
thirly-eisht pieces OF 81
;nto our hands, as well
4 ofhouor belonging 10
vsent ofeuirassiers. we
bso prisoners, amonss, ;,
Neral. Two thousand
\ on the field OF battle
eousidersble.
I'D, the corps Of gene
(eroae entered Moscow
the garrison which 10 tue
IA in it, to evacuate the
n haste that the French
named in our power"
nd Enc!osnre.]
Dm the Export Of Count
h TO his Imperial Ma-
/ Polot=k, the 2oth Oc-
hard engagement for
h the enemy. thanks to
a. Marshal Gouvion ST.
other side Of the DWi-
\ in Polo ok. with the
led to my command.
6th inst. ! directed LIT.
See Jascheyil TO attack
aeI.ment the enemy on
e village Guraritehne.
Gen. Count S,rInSeH
march this way on The
hhs Dwina.
ry's advanced guard re-
khe illage Garasitehne.
il was driven into the
Engagement was most
~aa AT 6 o'clock in the
lasted till night. l
ind and compelled the
reat withinhis intreneh-
be he kept up a very hea-
/ in all directions. The
uiug, the eth, ! did not
y thing. because | wait
hack Of Lieut.. General
he'll on the other side OF
! hicb took place accord
Drove the enemy from
Bolonia, and pursued him
btzk. Ireceiyed this IN
| lille before dark, and.
hrOiit o. the situation in
|ensmy found himself. 1
J the evening of the 9Th,
OK, and drove him out OF
|ntreRehments. to which
il. Gen. Count Stringel!'s
Greatly contributed.
my then threw himself
In which is surrounded
where he main
NJ nearly the whole night
constant fire Of mas
sides, FROM behind tae
well AS out of the hOu-.
g!ers for my ordnance
them with round AMI
last directed :ay ad-
TO storm the place in
the fest under The
Maj. Gen. Plastof and
Ed the other uaiier the
Col. ReiiSer. Of the
mcmt OF Hussars. 1t.
we as suon as he per-
oops we're close before
w himse!fa!so upon The
las the first who march
into the town. In this
in the morning of
|Flacc was carried.
+ Of the enemy must be
ply great, for all the
ioA are covered with
and according TO the
he inhabitants, he was
/ Whole Of the preceding
tls wounded Gien to the
MARSHALL Gourion st.
Pc wounded in the leg.
taken prisoners forty
superior officers, and
d file: among the for
re two Culo..s. We.
Fen one piece ri cannon.
f@aie quantity Of pro-
magazine, which the
pr time TO destroy.
pemy's loss World have
Greater If the lieutenant
Ft StringeD had been "a
him 10 Polo;z, but TO
Prtllisaiion he was stop
Intervention Of superior
lrstS from she town. Our
hnc0nsidera5le. Of the
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COh9GSf'S SIS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENT ATIVES
TRehorted for the AierQnQtia Gazrre.
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C.aJNJLLUS GRIFFITH,


Corner OF King and Royal Streets
Has received. in edition to his preseK
stock Of GROCERIES.
20 hhds } Mu.coyado Sugars, part OF
o. bills. { which is of a superior quah'y
10 hhds Molasses
50 boxes Mould ard Dipl Candies, rs,
SIS. e's and s's
Is bbis. Apples
4 cases Pine pple Cheese
Fresh Curran,s, Raisins, Olives and
Carers
Januarys colt
Bank of Alexandria.
January 4. 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
hoilers IN this Institution. hat DIV
Lecd is this day declared of four per
cent for The last half year, AID VIII De
eady to BIZ p"id 10 them or their legal
representatives., OH Thursday the ia
instant.
b. order Of &c Board,
J. J.. .NucKE.NN.l, Cashier.
JaILAry eos"
office IF .uarinc Insurance Company
.SLtXAyDRI4, January S, si3.
yEzHE Stockholders in ibis institution,
q are informed that the Pfcsloen
nd Directors, have this day deoia'ed a
';.id,ud of three per cent tor tic LAST
SIX months. en- ,fat part OF tie esPltai
stock now paid, which will be ready to
he p,d in ten days from this date.
by ordrr,
3. NICHOLS, See'y.
Janu,sy s. eoot
H. Mr.. Green, at Freder'csburgh'
Ind Mr.. Davis at Richmond, Will NJ
sert the above three times. ~
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Domestic Medicines
'E HAD GENUINE, AT THE BOOK
STORE OLE lIE s PIEAsAMre

r.
STORE OF mr.. s. PEASANTS,
"A large supply of DIR. Churci's Cougl
Drops, medicine uneauailed By any other i.
the world, for the cure of Coughs, Colds
Asthmas, Consumptions. and the Whoopins
Cough, price IS cenSs.-Also, his Chemical
Essence and Extract OF Mustard, for the
cure of Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Pal
sey, &c. price rs cents each bottle or box.
Andoyne essenee for the head ache, fit,
cents.
Volatile Tincture the tooth ache, s71-1
cents.
Aatiscorbutic Titcs.re for c,.ring tic sour
Wy in the Gums gwhitening the teeth and
sweetening the breath, price 81. Church.
Virmifuge Lozenges, for destroying worm,
in grown persons or children, so cents the
box.
Eye Salvc for all diseases of the eyes, rs
cents per box.
The celebrated Botanical I ca, 1 dollar the
cannister.
Church's Ambitious Pills for malignan'
and bilious fevers and all disorders of thu
head, SO cents the box.
German Corn Plaster, for Corns, so cents
he packet.
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L. H GIRARDlN.
For Sale ny S. PLEAsANas, RicAnOua,
Mnenlonika,
CnRoNn1 nc.rr.,1

CHRONOLOGICAL TABLES
exhibiting IN a nethodical manner ti. ,noo4
'eInsrNable occurrences from the creation of
me Worid the present period -Comprchend-
ing bFiei accounts of irxentions and discoveries
III every department of science Biographical
ma historical sketches Post Offices of tho U.
'laees 'discoyeriek countries foundations OK
Empress pres &C: &c. o which is added, sever
n 1a'n u., iables@fIcc Two Dollarz, in ele.
u BUCHANAN'S CHRISTIAN RE-
SEARCHES IN ASIA,-
Z 1vh'eh IS added The ceie6ratcd Sermon.
a STAR IN THE EAST"
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will sell great bargain in small
FARM, containing one hundred and
for,y acres, lying in the county OF Fair
fax adjoining thelands OF the late DR..
Henry Rose and Mrs Catharine Brown,
about six miles from the town OF Alex
anaria and the same distance from the
City OF Washington and George town
There is on said Farm small Dwell
ing House, Kitchen, sc plenty 81
t'mb@r for It's support, about ter acres
of excellent n eadow land, and a6ounds
with good water. Any person wishing
to purchase win apply to the subscri.
Der who lives near said Farm, and will
shew the premises and make known
the terms Of sale.
Joseph Powell.
June 9. diff
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, June II.
TO sHEw
the VERY AGE & BODY OF THE TINE
CTS FORM AND PREssURR.
Mr.. Webster's Resolutions.

o
The'Resolutions offered by Mr.. Web
star, respecting the repeal ofthe Berlin
and Milan DEGREES, must meet with the
cordial appreciation of every homes, man
in the nation, whatever may be the par
ty name, by which he is called. An en-
quiry by Congress into the truth OF the
assertion proclaimed to the world, hy
the French government, is equally due
to the honor of the nation, and to the
character ofits ChiefNiagistrats. 1.-THE
people have. been made to believe a
lie," it is all important to ascertain who
is {" the Father of it." For ourselves,
we have no difficulty in determining be-
tween the veracity G: the Duke dc Bas'
sano, and The integrity of the President
of the United States. The systematic
hypocrisy, by which the grand desti-
MES" OF the French Empire have been
" developed" is enough to convince US
of The " courtly insincerity" of its mi ;
mister the Due; whilst every feeling of
our national pride revolts at the base IL
bel he has published, against the honor
and integrity Of our President.
Mr.. Madison and MIR. Russell will no
doubt, gladly avail themselves of the op-
portuni:y proposed to be given them to
put an end to the speculations which the
assertion of the Due, has given rise to;
by openly controrerting its truth, and
recording the proofs of their innocence
upon the journals ofthe National Legls-
la,ure.
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NETWORK, June 9.
FROM NEW.LONDOE.

1t will be seen by the following let
ter from our correspondent that the
British off Nsw-London were rein
forced on Monday morning by the
Families II, and the frigate OrTbeHs:
Our vessels of war have gone up Nor
wich river about miles; but the
British say they will have the Mace
DOMAIN fthey have TO follow her in,
to corr Geld, and take her stick by
stick. Should they venture to pass
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CONGRESS
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
T Rehorted for the. Alexandria Gazette.

4 )
FRIDAY. June H..
Mr., Webster presented the petition
Of BeniaInin Common relative to an lnven'
lion ofVortable bridges, praying the pa
tronags and remuneration of Congress
.-Refered to the Secretary OF war.
MIR. Avery presented the petitioa Of
Joshua Pa,ricks. Referred 10 the com.
miuee of claims. +
Mr., Conard presented the petition
of VIM. Montelius and others. manatac-
turers of Pipes, praying congress will
Law additional dates on imported pipes.
Referred to The committee of commerce
and manufactures.
Mr.. Ingersei, presented the petition
of the officers Of the U. S. brig Vixen,
Drawing remuneration for money dis.
bursed by them after their capture by
the British frigatc Southampton. Re-
ferredt to the committee of claims.
Mr.. Dawson presented the petition OF
the President and Directors OF the
Georee,own and Alexandria Turnpike
road Company. Referred to the COM
mit,ee on the District Of Columbia.
+ Mr.. Nelson presented the petition OF
John NJ Gregory, son and heir OF John
Gregory, an officer in the rosolut cray
army, PRAYING the allowance OF the COM
mutation of pay which his father was en-
titled 10, also the communications which
his uncle VIM. Gregory an officer in
that army was entitled to, and the boun-
" in lands which they were respectively
entitled to. That part of the petition
which referred to the computation mo.
ney was referred to tao committee OF
claims, and that part relating 10 the boun-
ty lands was referred to the committee
on the Public Lands.
MIR Jackson presented two petitions
for revolutionary services.
Mr.. Chapel presented the petition
Of Daniel Carne, praying compensation
for services rend cred during the rcvo-
lutioaarv war. Referred to the commit
tee OF Claims.
Mr. Dawson from the committee on
the District of Columbia, made report
on the petition of the President and d.
rectors of the Farmers Bank of Alexan-
dria. PRAYING an extension of their char
ter. which concluded with the following
resolution.
Resolved, that the prayer OF the Pc
tition ought not to be granted. Concur
red in.
MIR. Dawson from the same commit
Zee, reported bill to authorize the sale
Of the Glebe situate within the county
of Alexandra, and to provide for deter
mining the adverse claims to the same
which was twice read and referred to a
committee OF the whole house for Mon.
day next.
On motion Of Mr.. Eppes the commit
tee of ways and means was discharged
from the further consideration o! the
pctition of the citizens of Washington
for the incorporation of bank and II
was referred to the committee on the
District of Columbia.
Mr.. Aston from the select committee
70 whom was referred the resolution tor
admitting mere stensgraphers, reported
the following resolution
Resolved, That a sum not exceeding
dollars be appropriated, to be
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Ten Do5ia9s Reward.

DESERTED from my Rendezvous
in Alaxandr a, on the 4th instant,
THOMPSON KITCHEN, aged 81
years feet inch high, light compl. x.
ion, dark eyes and dark hair, & down
look. Born in Fairfax couaty, state Of
VirIipia, = by profession a carpenter.
The above reward will be paid for ap.
pretending the SAID Dcscrter and de-
iiycring him at any post in',he United
States, OF TO the subscriber.
Hugh w. Deneale,
Capt in 36th 'Rcgt. u. S. Infantry.
June y st
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by the town up Norwich river, Il is
said to be the intention of the proper
authority at New .Londoa TO sink two
huiks, which are already in the chan
mel way. and prevent them from re-
turning. 1t is not probable. how
ever, notwithstanding their threats,
that they will have the temerity to
attempt 10 faiIoN auririgates up the
river. We think. on the contrary,
that our squadron is perfectly safe
at present. and that no attack will be
made on, the town.
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Public Sale.

On SATURDAY at half past O'Clock
p NJ. will be sold at Cohway's wharf Tor
the bene fit of those eoncernes, the Schr.
FINDLAND, and her CARGO, con-
sisting OF Flour e Bread. Terms made
known at the time Of sale.
p. G.. MarSteller.
June 10, ST
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:. ' purpose, o Of II, 70 si !.
-, ,n'i psr a,s this man
| Il t ' @os of'he w., %orl q
,s.ii, nay permit I While ls
4, I'd !. a,osn ID M, cease as =" to
51TIi;a such means cans, all Al,
" .: dread; But i = .
. 4 ,.c, confidence s,a !, -
\ - 'mdulgsthe strong ,.
%; : hope it is no less
y "a; ;,",iinstiOn to rejoice
81 -. ss phiianthro-
~. : ne world, for the
~. =, But We have "a: a,
sa'c ,i,ilens of,he Ualtea
as. =, I,. 70 rejoics for !. our.
s1. ':,p ,ic;ories afford Us
!, oaIv hope Oh peace peace;
!. ,'Is cIaRce Of escape ape
5 .r. ,rI alliances and the
VI. .'o Of French DONNA,
'.'' sh;es We are engaged
~, iatende ] 10 o. i Is.
lgarce. The pre s' 'o'
-, "a, the British or
s' The rretext for IT'S
= .p,;,i,h CLAIM of a rig ht
osn seamen On board
y .S.,. But me real OBJ
,.oSnns,nccmant and con-
VS., Upper Canada IRON
.',ianctlon with France
-. rhine power. 10
| .s,rs and supporters oil
70 Doubt nppeared' tha'
,,ri,i,iga Of sufficient i'm
1,,ion.l point Of view, 20
' Same Of ;hsm> no doubt
quest FROM motives M, w.
ridseOce. Many Also
|, caadar to suppose have
i've, to bsiieye, thai our
al hat Of the To'!d,
n,r,.ine poveroi Eng
Throw would condace
arc,y ard prospc 'iiy' hnt
,od ofma1kmd; and that
5ssrei5rc Las IA assisting
,no,.eSte0ro! our means
,,,5i, grea. object. There
;,rc been srlfully drawn
.c.,,cs, sep BY step, INTO
.alying declarations and
Il has been carried SC tar
h n, allcrnalive in their
s,. bets.en national dis
Tb;s class probably sln-
he most respectable OF
y nay p ssibly be some
!, portion Of in war par.
gwslae capacity AID prl-
fg, who honestly believe
nSshipgsipsl the orders
re cos lighting against
isra,nent. The num-
prrye', il SHOULD seem,
The great mass Of those
neIves, and assist in im-
inSog Guilituhe, is no
4 ii the three first class
b heEy,e that Canada is
b''i tie var, those who
cur true policy to aid
GnS sGd destroying the
; Of E0SlaBd, and those
b persuaded to threaten
5sy thought 1t their dr.
these thfte classes the
+1T The most numerous,
Gths most part confined
&l's, aud the lhrd to the
hr party spirit, preju-
I'd some secret leayen OF
Ter motives have COntri-
'zls'ersE or increase If
s'ro'>, i is not materi-
b DOssi5,e 10 ascertain
tat Contributed much.
'Tsr know to wha, ex-
S'ocales of war have
ay those Sho, fer from
III errors, or being TIE
llN'v pretexts on which
'VPb7f'ed, act solely
promote, in various
power, 'srtune or con.
nae the popular delu-
Acder, ard noisy patri-
alaelr own ambition or
|" Class is very hume.
"a great portion Of The
IIent and Efficient ad-,
''''nDOt be doubted -
'1''sloned that another
'O"srous, it is 10 be
SN less conspicuous,
'Oe most clamarous,
"e trading patriots of
''rs and every where
Sp%,r''s are equally
" france, and stand
mote her views. what.
% any manner aud by
a'' pine agents NAV
\; '.os'' We nav. hope,
: Country than in any
's he bes; reasons for
Go exist, and there is
"a that they ar, more
''' been generally ap.
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FROM OUR CoRREspoDENr.

NeTu- LONDON, June 7,
/ embrace this opportunity to
give you short account ofthe shua-
ton New London is in at present.
I ommodore Deeatur's feet has gone
up Norwich River about seven miles,
on account Of the enemy being rein
forced this morning. There is now
five ships off the barber, and the in-
habitants are fearful of tie town
being destroyed. They are all NOV
ing their goods as fast>as possible.
We have Two regiments of militia
here and on Groton side al Fort Girls
void i; and understand that there Is
one regiment more ordered 10 be here
Tomorrow. What the event will be,
it is impossible to tell, but l hope for
the best.
\. Is. Since writing the above. an
express has been sent 10 Hartford for
the artiller. companies TO march i'm
mtdiately IL ibis place"
oAHWinlGsmnuas1ssAes$GssAsss ssssscsEksnn1ea12EY
Ui,", I" ",,tos Gu'lts tic last week
.. AUGUsIUs PAGE. FIrst lieutensnt
oi the .iiga. Chesapeake, eyed % years.
Lieutenant Pag. entered the Navy in
1898 s. has constantly continued IL that
service, sharing tie perils anu partleI-
paliae the gic,y of his gallant eompani-
ons BY his inl Iige' &c and bravery he
acquired the confidence Of the Naval
Department. Lit, Page was the son OF
John Page. Esq tCaeoIiDe couaty. Va.
no has icfr four brothers and a Eume-
ou. Acquaintance t, 6eplore his loss.
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NV former Clients arc ad-

My former Clients arc adj
vised ins' thc following gentlemen VIII
close my unfinished causes IN the
ouits 10 w''ich have hereto ore
,,rac tiset.: Robe t STANDARD, Esq Of
rrcdcri hsbuig, viii finish my suits in
he Court OF ppea!s-- Philip Harri.
on, Esq Of DuraCies, those in the
superior Court OF thsncery and il Tho
s perior and Inierior on, IS Of Sl,f-
i.rd-- John Gibson, l.Sg close IN ihe
Superior anf ErtcIiar Courts OF Eau
auier-ant Wiilirm = Linton, E q.
,ho>e in ths srp"licr and Trfelior
Courts OF rinc. Wni',m
VIM A. g. Dade.
Iune - 2sw2w
Ten Dollars Reward. :
- IN AN Ay fop TIC subscii' er
IL O, tuesday, 9Th inst Negro
Ma, called JESSE, ABOUT 2s years Of
age, S feet high. If very back com-
plsxion, round foyehesd ard large full
eye,. the whites Of hich have a yellow
appearance Jesse is Of small person,
va = or SIX, has besn raised i'll the house
a, dining room serv2nt, in which CO
pacily meme is more active he had en-
when he eIopcd blue cloth round
about. nankecn pantaloons, dark mix
cd stockings, and shoes made OF horsa
skin leather, which has been BACKED
with copperas and somewhat worn have
; BECOME rusty it IS very Pro5abie that
a gold or pincbheck watch nay be
found on said Jesse, to which he has
ACQUIRED possession by mems unknown
70 the suo,criter; his speech is soft,
nd for a servant his appearance gen.
tcel; he uses tobacco both in chewing
and smoking, to the last whereof he is
greatly addicted, by which and other
causes he has lost many OF his teeth
before. it is probable that be has got
"A fo,ged pass. Any person who shall
apprelicnd said slave Jesse anf bring
him, TO me, or secure him in any jail so
that get him again, shall receive the
above reward.
Mary S. Hooe..
Locust Grove, June 9-l2. dSt'
Five Dollars Reward.
STRhYED or Stolen from the COM
mons of ,Alexandria on Tuesday night
the 9Th inst. Strawberry Roam Horse,
about fifteen hands high, branded on
hi. right bullock With H, one white
foot. The above reward will be gi'en
to any person that will deliver MN 10
the subscriber, living in Alexandra.
w. Clark.
June IL %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-12

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.% motives which re
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|>' ss'y previous step,
Er Sne Of making it, as
Saac's by which con.
were cheated into
coincidence with
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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05
Lot or half acre of Lane

or Ccneron Greet ii the Borough of w -.
che ter, koown IL the iurvey Of faid no
rougn made ny JOIN bsyi's, as Lot No.
6 >, formerly IN 'be occu3srion OF Con
rad Kremer, with The exception OF thirty
three tee, on the south side # fad lot,
so,d ADD conveyed ny fad hfe'ner 10 Hen
~ Hoover. be siorcfdrd fsle IS made
BY vHtJe OF Deed Of 7uff executed b
Conr 4 kremer TO William M'Guire, as
tiuaee to receive the pAydcnt Of fun Of
IN Iney due from fdsd Ktemer to Jaleph
Seer as IN fad dced mentioned.
ALFRED II. POWELL, .itt'y.
IN fac! Jor N. sa'Guire.
Nay Il tdsfI