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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-14

"a which mar be ascribed the saving OF
ba,f Of the town. The stable attached to
The back was burned down; it stood on
tbe lane lust by MIR. Fishers barn which
so wonderfully escaped last hrc and
which was again saved. A corner OF
the back building Of the bank caught
little. By the briskness of the wind 1t
ran along the lane to Market street, des-
trarinr al! before it, the wind changing
. l;t,lc 10 the eastward, carried 1t across
the lane and communicated to new
,wo story brick Building of Mr.. Feger's
a very worthy character and can lily
bear the loss, and hurnt it down.
6. Mr., Brenezier's house was saved,
although adjoining, but was greatly and
very imprudsntly injured. III Mr.. Muir
,ay's back building quantity OF powder
was stored, which could no. have been
more shan l2 or l3 PAGES from the hre,
ard was With great difficulty saved. The
Iarly of NJ. Grower (atarket sqnare)
vas brought TO bed about days before,
and vas rot we!i-she was removed 10
= place o. Safety-shc called to her friends
10 brIug her infant, hut none could tell
where IT was. In vain was search made
The poor nI,ther nearly distracted,
After tie danger bad subsiIed and the
goods, which had been removed in the
market house, sc. had been returned
the child was found. In the hustle and
alarm it had been bundled up in bed
and hastily thrown out OF two story
house (Which every moment wa ex-
pcctcd 10 take firel and then Carried to
The Market house and thrown among a
mass Of goods, uninjurcd 1t is tho't
this FIRE, as wc' as the last, has been the
work OF sonic iucendiary."
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WASHINGTON CITY, May IS.
NEWS FROM FORT, MEIGS.


The latest letters received yesterday
by the Express Mail, are Of date ante
rior TO the commencement of the battle.
No intelligence has come to hand rela-
tive to the operations in that quarter, SO
late as that received on SATURDAY.
Tho most important letter received,
is dated at Camp Meigs, or the aSth
uIt. and was transmitted thence BY .Ex-
press, dispatched just before the en-
gagement- commenced. Ii states that
the columns of the enemy were then in
sight, that an officer has just recon
noitred them. and supposed their force
$ to amount to between two and three
thousand. The gun-boats bearing their
artillery, SC. were in sight, about two
miles distant, at the momcn. the FIX
press started, and the Indians were
swarming among the woods on each side
the river Our troops were in fine spi-
ri,s, and the most perfect confidence
was entertained of their perfect ability
TO repulsc the enemy.
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NEN.YORK. May IL.

From tie Hook There were cr;'is-
ing off and OF Sandy Hook, all day yes
to-day, two eaemy's ships OF war, the
Va!isnt "a. with the Acasta frigate IN
company From Cept. Butler who ha
been detained prisoner on board the
Valiant since Wednesday last, and who
was yesterday forenoon discharged and
came up to town. we learn that they did
10, consider the, port of New-York in q
state of blockade that all the neutral
vessels which dropped down on, Sunday,
passed out to sea by the squadron yes
terday morning, without moiestadon'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-14
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

/ WILL Offer st public sale, on the
premises, on rucstiay The Goth day OF
jay next il far, if not The next fair
day-Thc Farm OF which reside, ly-
i,.g OF the pote,n &C, IN Charles County,
State of Mary .a4ti, ABOUT sixteen miles
below Alexandria, containing $50 A.
cres, about TWO hundred of which are
we'll simbered, the residue is in cul.iya-
ton, the SOL is productive, and well a-
dap.ed TO the growth OF wheat, indian
corn, &c.-The improvements are q
comfortable dwelling House, with
passage, and Two rooms below ahdthree
above; kitchen, smoke house, barn,
stab!es, SC. SC. There is also an or
c!lard of vario0s kinds OF excellent
.ruit There is not more desirable
situation in Charles County, it is
healthy, abounds in several springs tF
fine water, ard commands a beautiful
ard excessive view OF the Potomac -
A more minute description is deemed
unnecessary. as it IS presumed those
desircus of purchasing will view the
premises -Thc terms of sale Will be
accommodating to the purchaser; par.
ticulars made known on the day.
BENJAMIN T. Fendall.
Charles Co (Md.} near Poo
monkyWsrcnouse, May 49, 2awtss
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-14
District of Columbia, to wit.
NuIHEREAS William Railiss hath
May IA.

DlStl tCL vi COlClllOld, " WlLS
W. HEREAS William BaiIiss hath
w by his petition in writing, APP
phed to the honorable Nicholas Fitz-
hugh one of the assistant judges Of the
circuit court of the district Of Columbia,
to be admitted to the benefit of the act
of congress for the relief. of insnlvcnt
debtors within the district aforesaid, and
has stated therein that he is in actual
confinement ip the Jail bounds of A.
lexandra county, at the suit of R, Ran.
dclpA executor of William Fitzhugh,
and being unable to discharge the said
claim with others against him, has
offered to deliver up, for the use of his
creditors, all his property, real, person.
al and mixed: Notice is therefore give,s
to the creditors of the said William Bal
liss, that, on Monday next the 18th in
slant, between the hours Of ten and four
o'clock, at the Court. house in Alexan-
dria, the oath Of an insolvent debtor will
be administered to the said William
Baiiss, and a trustee appointed a.
greeably to the said act of congress
unless cause be then and there shewn
to tho contrary. And it is further or
dered that this notice be inserted daily
in the Alexandria newspaper until the
18th instant.
BY order of the hon. Nicholas Etz-
hugh, one Of The assistant Judges OF
the circuit court of the district Of CO.
lulnbia, this 18th day Of May 1919.
G. DeneaIe, c. C.,
Nav IA Sf
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ATTENTION.!

The company ls:ely commended by
Capt Hoo: is requested to parade at the
usual muster ground on Saturday the
l5lh instant, at 4 o'clock, P. NJ, Each
man will appear with his arms and ac-
cou,rements in proper order. Ball car
tridges viii be delivered on the field 10
each member.
George r. fitzgerald,
Captain OF IpIsntry:
MAJ Is st
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For the alexandria Gazette.
LOVE IN a COTTAGE.


LOVE III a COTTAGE.
Ar" Q Nancy! zvi't tAou go with re"
Dir. PERCY.
O siol!y wilt thou go with me,
Nor sigh to leave the lawns delights,
Wnerc thou each day canst stroll. & see
Red coats and other wond'rous sights
Canst thou desert King Street So gay,
Where walk the bsNes to sheh and sta:s,
And leave those cheerful seems to day,
Waelc thou art fairest ol the fair!
O Molly in my rude log hut,
When have got thee safe and snug,
Canst lLou baDg Ger the greasy pot,
Or stoop TO mend woolen rug?
The fac romance wilt thou desert,
To p.tch hole, ~ darn tars!
Then come, we'il from this town depart,
|. Where thou art faifcst @. the i.ir.
Sweet Molly when no more at ball
Or Church, where folss arc drcssd so
fine,
Wilt thon'thy cows, al evening, cal,
Add feed with husks thy grun;lhg swine!
md Wien thou mix 81 the huge pot pie,
Or brew'st for me pefsimmon beer,
VIII, thou for sauay ccXccmbs sigh
To Call thee fairest OF the fair ?
IF thy good man should sprain his arm
II ment!;ng some decay'd fencc-panncl,
The vinegar will Molly warm,
And anxious r..b Sic place with fapnel I!
And VIXEN, on some election day, :
He z:aggcrs :.awe to fight and swear,
Wilt thou regret toe times 50 gay
When thcu we ( faircss of tbs fair!
If thou canst leave thy house in town,
And dwell with INC iii smoky Int,
If thou canst change tiny muslin gown
For some more homely coUer-slW,
II thou caMst spoil thase bands with toll,
Aud tan with san that SKIN So clear,
Then leave with nc the town awhile
Where /. GU ant fairest of the lair.
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Company Orders.

THE Alexandra Independent Blues
will parade at the Court House square
on Saturday the 18th inst. precisely at
half past o'clock P. NJ. in complete
uniform, with arms, knapsacks and can
teens in military order, and each mem
Der will provide himself with six rounds
of blank cartridge.
The mcmOers composing the band
will parsde in the same order without
their musical instruments.
Any person wishing to join the COM
pany, will please make his intention
known 10 member before parade.
By order Of Capt. M'KNIGH7.
May IA
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ATTENTION |!
MAY IS

Tie Battalion Companies, of he LIST
r, % s, NJ. D. G. arc hcreby request
ed to iendezycu" every Monday, Wed
ues...y and SATURDAY evening. hence
forward, en- tic commons ut thc usual
parade grou.ti, rroliseIT a 4 O'Clock.
b. order of Col Daings ricid,
Alexander II inter,
adiutsh; lst Regt. % G,.t. -. d, Z
Nav. 10.
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~ The members of the
FSILvER GREY ARTILLERY COMPANY,
are requested to meet at The Conrl House
this evening at o'cl5ck, to choose their
officers.
Nav H.
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ATTENTION.!

Capt NEyerT''s Company OF Militia
arc requested 70 meet ca Saturday tho
18th irst. at 6'cloca III ti,c afternoon,
On t.,e. srlafe of ground east oil the
Spring Garden, with arrEs and accou-
tren snts, for Grill cxercjse, and Tor o.
ther purposes. II Is expected that all
who possibly can, will attsHd, as the 81
tuation OF the tines makes it absolute
ly necessary to, a.cn!l to this duty. p
By order of the Cspiaia,
VIM. Devaughn.
lst Sergeant.
Nav - At
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St. Andrews Society.

o.. RlloICW -ooCtIty'
A stated quarterly meeting OF the St
Andrews Society will be held at the CT
~ Hotel, on Tuesday the 18th instant,
at 7 o'clock, P M.
BY order ofthe President,
WILLIAM GREGORY, Sec'ry.
May IA
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Notice /!

The persons enrolled in~Captain Wi
Tiers company (!ate Captain Sangster's)
are requested tn attend on To-. ecrpuHd
nesr the Spaw Spring, for the pa poss
of Drilling, on Saturday evening agree
able to orders. They are requested to
bring their cartridge boxes, for the pur-
pos ofreceiving ball cartridges.
Leonard Adams,
Lieu!enant.
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, Nay IA.
"TO STEW
rns VERY ACE * BoSg OF TEE TINE
HIS FonM AND PRESSURE"
DEFENCE OF BALTIMORE.

DEFENCE OF BALTIMORE.
A letter from a gentleman in Balti-
more 70 his correspondent in this places
says" In ten days more We shall be in
such state Of defence as to defy all the
force the enemy can bring against US.
By that tine, we Shall have Batteries,
containing il all $50 guns, from ~ to 8;
Il bargsS, from 40 to 60 feet long, car
ryiug guns each; so pieces flying ar
,!ilery, now ready; and we have now
1000 troops from the country, in addi-
tcD to our own, which makes us between
s and 1000 strong. The Corporation
have authorised the borrowing Of 500,
600 dollars, and the banks have agreed
10 lean that sum for the protection of
tbs Place. The city is pledged TO re-
pay them by taxes.
The report Of the d;se.nbark ment at
Plymouth of the Troops destined for this
country, is confirmed by Plymeuth pa
per Of the 27,h March. There is too
much reason, however, 10 tca:, that the
calculations of peace, which we're made
upon this circums :uncc, will prove incor-
rect. That tae Act OF our Congress,
commonly called the Seanlca's Mi,''
Will DC considered IL England as an evil
Gence of poci6c disposition, We have
no duubt--Lut that IL Won d Qlene pro-
Gucc hesce we never did believe. The
f.4!tor oi the Times t. l.ondon papcr)
also notices the orders which had been
giycn for tic detention OF this cxpcdi-
'icn. bat assigns very different reason
i0rit, from tt,.t which IRE were dlspOs-
CT to assign. ii@ states, tia; the squa-
dron Is dc:aincd 60: the purpose OF con-
ccntTa;ing u larger force, thsD that orr
e;naiiy prepared, and ennmcra'cs tie
force then IN Plymouth Sound, and the
reinraYcc.0en>s which we've expected 10
join i, from other quarters. So that tIoW
niS slateincnl il seems, the detention OF
the sQGadro, destined for America, is
Father indicative ola more actiDc sgar,
than OF speedy peace. Many occurrences
have :arpsccd since the war was begun,
which lave a necessary tendency opro-
,r2ct'i;. The nGVa!, bride Of q. Britain
IN particular, has ieceiseda wonpd,which
no;hins but victories cn her side equally
brliiSn, with those which orr gallant
seamcn have achieved, can hcas---s: tho
We should not fear the issue Of any
attempt which ;he enemy might make
To retrieve his haractsr en- the ocean ;
sill we know him too well, 10 doubt his
inclinaiiou 20 MAKE the esort.
AZ meeting O. the Young men OF Alex
an,,is, convened u the court house,
IN CONSEQUENCE e previous potihca.
! cu,iar. or Wednesdav eycning. May
,lcih, iSlS-Ml, AUGUSTINE FITZ.
nueH was unanimously called 20 tie
ckSir, snd Secretary having been ap-
pointed,
The Chairman, With an appropriate
address, proceeded to state that the OBJ
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sideration such measures as would, un.
der existing circumstances, most effect.
uaily promote the further defence and
security Of this town.
Whcreupon after discussion the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas il is the duty Of every good
citizen TO Offer his services in defence
Of his country, when there is any pros
pet of invasion; and whereas the near
approach Of the enemy upon our coasts,
and into our bays and our rivers, seems
to afford some ground OF apprehension
for the safety OF our persons and our pro-
pcrty-therefore,
Resolved, lst, Tia. we will form our
selves into a Company of Artillery, and
be ready to march at moments warn
ing, wherever the President of the Unit
cd States may think proper to send US,
for the defence af the district Of Column
bia.
I'd. RESOLVED, That after sufficient
number have subscribed, a committee be
. appointed to wait upon the Secretary OF
War, and request him to furnish the nc.
cessary pieces of artillery, and such
things as may be requisite to manage
them when in actual service.
Sd. RESOLVED, That GA the 18th inst.
a meeting of the Company be. held at
the courthouse in the town of Alcxan-
dria fer the purpose of electing officers;
and thata committee be appointed to
wait upon the Secretary of War for their
commissions.
9TH, RESOLVED, That the proceedings
of this meeting be published in TIC pub
lie newspapers of the town, and that
subscription papers be left at the two
houses and printing Offices of the
town,
By order Of the meeting,
AUGUSTINE FITZHUGE,
Chairman.
AT a meeting of the Silver Greys. held
by adjournment at the Cou't-House,
on Thursday, the 18Th may, the loi'
lowing officers were balIottea for, and
duly elected, viz.
GEO. DENEALE, CAPTAIN.
THOMAS SWAMI, lst Lieut..
JOHN JOHNSTON, Ensign.
Ordered, Tha, the Secretary NOTIFY
the officers appointed oftaeir respective
appointments,
On metioo, it was determined by a
majority, that this Company adopt
Cockade such as may be agreed ON ty
their officers.
Orderes, That the foregoing proceed
ings be Published in the newspapers OF
the town.
CHI SIMMS, Chairman.
]. B. NICHOLS, Sec'ry.
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Rifle Company-httentlon.
YOU will parade at the Courthouse
square in complete Uniform Tomorrow
precisely at 9 o'clock in the afternoon
as the MEDAL will be shot for, each
member will finnish himself with pow
der and ball. Punctual attendance is
requesied--By order of the Captain.
John B. Eilll,
First SERGEANT.
May Il.
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May IA

: he members of the A.
lexardria Dragons, are required to
attend Muster to-inorrew afternoon pre-
cisu)y at 3 O'Clock at the market square.
Punctual attendance will be expceted.
By order of the Captain.
n. Bronaugh, Sec'ry.
May IA.
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LAWRAs SON & FoWLE

LAWRhsGN g. y'oWLE
HAZE FOR SHLE.st
THE Cargo .oc Schooner Traveller,
Capt. Morrow, from Portland, OF 1000
feet merchandise and clear Lumber.
Ill SO, LANDING, 8
1900 lbs. SciDe and Sewing Tvipe. =
100 boxes snonld and dipt Candies.
80. cases sweet Oil.
10 barrels tanners. Oh. 3
February !, :.
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FREE TRADE AND SEAMEN' S
RIGHTS.

The Masters, Mates and Seamen, are
requested to form themselves into a.
Company to use ArtiIlexy, and to JON
their fellow. citizens, in the defence OF
eur town.
May l3
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Notice !

The Subscribers to the Light Artillery
Company arereqniFed 10 meet this eyon-
ing at the Courthouse, at O'Clock, y. M
to elect Officers Tor the same.
Nav IA
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May IA

IN the 18th day OF this
month will be sold at the south east cor
ner OF Prince and Fairfax streets, a va
riety Of c!esani HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE Also, a
CHAIR and HARNESS.
u. Minor, D. M.
May dts
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Gun & pinol Mandatory,

Lo7Oer end Of King-sfreet,
FsSHE subscriber requests these who
q have left GUNS with him 10 re.
pair for months and upwards, 10 call
.cr The same, on account o. the prescat
crisis--And respectfully informs he is
ready to execute any orders in his limo
with promp,itude and fidelity.
Robert Nash.
Nav IA. st
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SCHOOL-BOOKS.

TUST received, and tor sale, by
\ GEORGE W.AVIOW,
SCHOOI~BOOKS of every kind in use,
all of which will be sold by tie groce, dozen or sn
gle, low AS can be purchased from tie publishers
--a,aosg rshilh dre--
Wcbster's Spclhng-Book
Mavor's and Murrsy's do.
Aiden's lst, III and 81 vols Columsian Exercises
Da5ol's Arithmetic, American Preceptor,
Morscs and Dwights Geography;
Columbian Orators; Testament;
Murrays English Reader, AMI sequel;
do. Abridged; and large Granmsrsi
Walkers ana resry's Dictionaries
.7iso rsccised,
40 rsams best Foolscap writiug.Psper; and q few
reams iow-priced No. and 3, do;
Best English and American Letter Paper and other
articles Of Stationary,
ALMANACS, for 1918.
BckcrstaG's, Rhcde-Island, Farmers, and clsrgy
man's Almanscs, by groce, dozen or single;
Black Account Books, Of every size and price;
Pocket Memorandum Books, with pencils
School and Family Bibles, with and without piatea
Prayer Books chea pocket edition, and others with
plates, bound in Morocco.
THE HAT-SIORE
is furnished With Mems, Youths, and Chiidrens'
HATS,
of every description and price--wiJe aud coni'non
br,ms, made in the best roanncr and which will not
crack or fade.
Just receir-d fO,a tie Boston Factory,
Mems supcrfine fashionable beavers do castor and
plated YOUTHS and chiidren's beavers; mems
and boy best sel, Hats few dozen cassp coarse
felt Hats
PAPER HANG I.A'GS.
Some thousand rolls Psper.Iisngings, suitable tor
rooms or window curtains
Just recei,ed, 5 boxes low-pliced papers.
For sale, as o5ove,
Sevrrai hundred volumes secondhand Books,
consisting of History, Voyages, Travels, Novels.
Romances, PLAYS Poems, sc. which viii be sold
for less than half the original COST
Nawnort NOy 20, 1912
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-11

5eharsr,snt Of Sfatr, Rec. 8, 1915.
ALtIv cnemies arriving Nithn the limits OF the
Uni,ed states from foreign countries. ere immedi-
aiey on their arrival to report themselves 20 the
Mars'al q e United States, - bis Deputy, thc
D;s.rc, yl,l.n winch they MAY be landed.
No alien easv,y can hereafter proceed from n pof'
or paee viihin c.e District oi the United States 10
por, or place within an,shcr District Of the same,
by land or water without special Passport ifom
the Marshal or from tile Collector OF the Customs.
as IRE may be- =.
Alien cnernies permitted 70 trare! from one Dis
rict of The United States 20 another District thereo.
are forthwith on their arrival to report themselves tc
the Marsha, 10 whomthey are to exhibit their pass
port
The Marshals and the Collectors OF The Customs
of the several Districts Of the United States are
particularly charged with the execution Of the pro-
visions of this notification.