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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-22
ATTENTIONS

The ALEXANDRIA INDEfESDENT
BLUES are required to parade at the
Market Square this morni"g at 10 O
clock precisely, in complete uniform
with knapsacks, bsyonets, behs and Can
J.P. Thompson,
Secretary.
May % 1t
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WYE =.
G. CKoeHAs, A. D. c.
NETWORK. May IS.

The frigates United States and Ma
ceIionisn, got under way from the Qua
ran,ine grounds this morning and passed
by this city up the East River, with the
intention Of going into nong-lsland
Sound The United States grounded
On the fats little above Browns ship
yards, where she stuck about half an
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Five Dollars Reward,

& TOLEN yesterday out OF the house
- Of James Dudley on Fairfax street,
aearthe stone spring, the following Bank
Notes. One note on the Mechanics
Bank Of Alexandria Of s No. 49,. One
on the Bank of Baltimore, and the rest
in George Town Notes, the whole max
ing together the sum Of Fifty Dollars.
Any person giving satisfactory informa-
ton at the Office of the Gazette concern
ing the same, shall receive the above
reward.
Elisha Follin.
Nav 20: d5t".
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20 Dollars Reward
May -

will be given to any person who VIII
rive information of the nGn'es OF the DIS
ordetly and mischievous persons who
pRoKE sundry LAMPS on King street
on the night Of the aoth instant, so that
they may be legally convicted and brat
to punishment.
CHI: SIMMS, Maysr''.
May-2s>
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l'S9

John Nj. Hart and William Maptipy,
Esqrs. ARE elected to represent Randolph
county 10 the House of Delegates Of the
Virginia Legislature.
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Notice.

vXNHE Common Council will meet on
I Tuesd-y the es,h inst at O'Clock
as a Court Of App as, and continue its
session for .htee days. TIE assessment
books may be seen at CHARLES Nc
KNIGHTS.
MAY ~
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Statement of the poll in the Congress
sional district composed of the following
counties, viz.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-22

United States F,Igate Esser.-The
Swedish schooner Mary, from Porto Ri
CO, arrived at Boston, on Friday last.
The Captain informs, tina, on the 18th
Of April Spanish ship arrived at St.
Johns, (P. r.. } which had been bearded,
the 5th, from a frigate under American
colors, and was informed she was the
United States frigate ESSEX,
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May %
Orphans Court,

.Alerandria County, Mag Term, 1914.
f3epKEED, That The sSss,uto', Of
L,s;lcy Mu,hews. deceased, dn tnsept
,lia following adyer. scmsnt' hrec tunes
in the A'exandria newspapers.
A Copy--lest.
A. Moore, Reg.
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NOTICE.,

3 NOTICE.
THE Company lately eotarfaaSs
Captain eTHple,t, will assemble essN
Monday, Wednesday, .ss Saturday, pre-
cise!y al a o'clock P MI. al Inc usual
ground, fo, the purpose oftIrill exercise
By order Of CAPT. Prgtqn.
JOHN ROSS, ist LIEUT.
May 70
Regimental Orders I!
The Regiment OF Cavalry viii meet
at their regjmen.al srcypd, on Saturday
the 22d May, at 10 O'clock, precisely.
Per order q
JOIN TAHOE,
Liout. Col of Cavalry, al. d, C.
Cavalry Head Quarters, M q, &.
Washington, Nay s.
tas Agreeable to the d.
bovs order, the Alexandria Cavalry will
parade OH Saturday raornibg At the Cap.
taip's Quarters, precisely &, 8 o'clock,
Al. complete uniform, witt six rounds Oh
blank cartridges. PuDc,up attendancs
is required--The ,ncm6ers will be par.
ticu!ar in having their arms and accos-
,recsnts in good order, as they will un'
dergo sn exsm'aa!tn
By order q the Gotham.
G. BRONAUGH, See'ry.
May 90.
Tnemembers Of the company are re-
guessed to attend drill at the Spring
Gardens, this and tomorrow eveniugs,i
aI5 o'ciock =.
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accn executed
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,.,iar ds'''o,|rh
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3. S,ierics, 50 con-
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,r,, ia: the $50 msn
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-, as his com
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4 Dot enter into the
Urn a correct e''i-
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dsc last stated The
GiIin2 at goo ; hn'
haas were bey'd
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Sdb.fare; nGri3ers
,,.s commenced l
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\ tave been fewer on
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brcs Of the enc nv
10 srEnoalsdge the
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20 a fragment OF a
In % the thigh -
Nls, nag from their
BE exposure 10 the
} .berr never was so
i,gsraie wounds be-
. Bradford will re.
!re 70 Upper San
" ny station ., De-
sa GH'il tho troops
SalCiay, Who com.
man Of caPa
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b or pbe,
s'r'gctt sir,
Gb'c servant,
a H}HMSON.
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total 70
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@ae later Slight.
s',s' we're Killed in
N sssa'sd and twenty
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hoursuntil the rising Of the tide Aoated
her. She then stood on with her con.
sort, and they both passed through Huri-
gate about 9 O'Clock.
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| ps s0nudsd 26e
\ %Saask,ill-the Tor.
Tie latter Slight.
Ess',s' we're Killed in
[Ss1a'sd and twenty
E,ssa'cs slightly one,
"'a the lOriaed
IS.NFAlLoy,
10 .iin Geasrol.
Es,c,tt-c' Cay to
Eey'H' Nay ISIS
..s rss s's %! els1,
\, lie Rapids, with
4, aseps in is N a
!, a., BY e az a ,
E%sssa. who delins''%'"''
s%,al,;:s.iag effect, Il
| 800 men irom
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Executor of Lastley Matthews
MAY ~ 81
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-08
CANADA WAR.

IL is nov ascertained, beyond doubt,
that the campaign in Canada is at an end
and that Montreal is not 10 be taken
tkis feafon. Gen. ArmRrong is on his
way to The feat of government, to re-
port the successes ofthis gtorioas cam
paign. Gen. HARRISON is in town, having
lett his army in winter quarters at Sack.
ett's Harbour, where we are told Com
modore ChsuHcey's feet is TO be laid I'D
tor the winter /; Gen. Wilkinson is in
quarters a. French Mills, and Gen.
Hampton probably at Pittsburgh, Thu,
ends two years of war, and Canada is not
yet conquered, Before the war was de-
clared, 1t was predicted by ryry ieiss
men that Canada would be ours in sia
'feeks--Mr. Widgery offered to con.
qaer IL BY contrac, and though he had
all the preparations 70 make, required
but one year to fill his engagements
Qaery--wouId it rot have been a saving
OF time and money, if our government
had contracted with Mr.. Widgery
We mall not, at this time, undertake
to- detail the causes of the failure
Of the campaign. Gen. Duane,
who probably assiRed is forming the
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-08
QUEBEC, Oct. 26.

Arrived ms maiesty's ship Nemesis.
hon. James Ashley Mande, eommander
~ days from Halifax, with troops.
Passenger, quarter-master-,ene sir
Sidfey Beckwith. Arrived, his males
ty's ship, Eolus, from England, sailed
17th September. His najestY's ship
Oiadem, So, stoPt at the Brandy Pets.
with the Mariner sloop Of war; the
frigates Success, Fox, and Nemesis. are
IN the aarbor tbay arrived on the cath
sn % days from Halifax. They bro't
$500 marines. The Diomede frigate
As said to be on shore at Mil,eyxchcs.
I ne greater part Of tI'e marines have
been brought up by craft frosa the ships
below. Three hundred Of thsa are TO
leave this garrison Tomorrow IN the
sieam-beat, the remainder to 60 by
iana pert marched this morning.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-08
WASHINGTON. Nov. 90.

"a report OF an unpleasant nature,
wa are sorry to say, has reached this
city from the upper end ofI.ake Onta-
Tic. 1t is to this effect, as nearly as
We can ascertain--not haYias seen the
detteFs communicating it. The Onta-
TO feet sailed from Niagara, having
mn board Gen. Harrison aud his army,
with an intention TO proceed down the
Lake. After they had proceeded but
few miles, a violent storm arose.
which Dispersed the neet: NEST of the
vessels returned into the river, after
much difficulty, but several had not
since been heard of, AMONGST which 10
the General Pike-and il IS much fear
cd they may have beeu lost on the Lake
or run ashore at such g distance from
ahs place OF departure as not yet to be
discovered by those on The look out for
them "A few days must bring a con-
airmation or contradiction Of this disa-
4reeasle news.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-08

snemy, the warmest acknowledgements
VI ms exeeiiency are due, for their
SaiiantrY and steadiness. and To all tbe
troops at the station, the highest praise
belongs, for their zeal, steadiuess. and
discipline, and for the psf;ent enJnr-
ance OF the hardship aud privation
winch they have evineed. A deter
mined perseverance in this honorable
conduct cannot fail Of browning the
brave and loyal Canadians with victo-
ny aud hurting disgrace and confusion
on the heads Of the enemy that would
Poiiute their happy soil.
ny the report of prisoners, the enc
my's force is stated at 7,5e0 infantry.
400 cavalry and 10 field pieces. The
British advanced force aetu ally engag-
ed: did not exceed 800. The enemy
suffered severely from our FIRE, as we'll
as from their own; some detached eorps
having fired at each other by mistake
Ia the woods.
canadian light Company had rank
and ME Killed. sergeant, rank and
Gle wounded.
VoitlSuers. rank and file wounded,
Sd battalion flank company. cant.
wounded, 2 rank and 6le Killed. q
wounded and 4 missing.
Chateausay chasseurs, capt. wosad-
ed.
rotal-5 rank and Gle Killed. ran.
tains, L sergeant. is rank and file
wounded, and 4 missing.
ofhters wosnded-Capt. DALEY. Sd
embodied militia, Twice wounded ga
yereiy, but not dangerously, capt, Bru-
yers, Chateausay Chasseurs, slightly.
lSigacd}
EDWARD BAYNES.
.4di Een
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-08

s. 1Ssld OF Battle few sninutes after
.tha setian, it e.tiaitedstruiy horrid
spettacio-iu 6ls- house upwards of
Z torty were sr&sded, they were all
. KILLED and the house set Oh ire-their
,.smekins remains were plainly to be
scsn--many other houses were burn
ed with numbers Of Indians in them.
these1 with the manSlcd bodies laying
on the Held, exhibited a truly horrid
appearance.
Cur men fought with the utmost
bravery, they rushed into the yard.
and those who had them found use fer
the swords were killed and about
&c wounded; 40 prisoners we've brought
INTO camp and will expect be sent to
your town.
IL is expested we shall he Joined by
Gen. White tomorrow or next day.
am &c.
Il. 'FEARN.
2. s. The Goosee is a fius river. rs
sarse or larger than the Cumberland at
Nashville.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-08
MONTREAL, Oct. 30.

Yesterday GO American prisoners ar
fived here; who were taken in the Up
per PROVINCE and at Chateaugay.
Wesee by the Quebec Gazette of the
2tsi inst. that the embargo on all arti-
vies OF grain and provisions, which
had been continued to the 9th OF the
present month, is extended (with the
exceptionof supplies necessary for the
fisheries on the coast of Labrador, and
the settlements on the Anticosli) till
the 18th DEC. next.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-08

ouEnE.-Would it not be advisable FOR tho
Administration, whose favorte object, the pos
session OF Montreal, has been thus unLappily
frustrated by the misconduct of one or both
OF Their Generals, to have nio of Generals
tried by the same Court Which is soon Ia as.
senbir for the trial OF Gen. EIii9
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-08

place IN gale of wind, and surrender
ed themselves prisoners of war. These
men say, we understand, that thew
formed part of large military force
which had left Osweyo for Saekett's
Harbor, and that from the violence of
the gale, they apprehended the loss of
most OF the boats conveying this de-
taehnent.
Heaa Quarters, a. Fourchs, or the
CAateauguy rirer, Oct. eth, 1stsS
GENERAL ORDERS.
His exeeilenoy the governor in chief
and commander Of the forces has receiv-
ed from major general De VAUDEVILLE,
the report of the affair which took
place at the advanced position Of his
post, at fl o'clock, on Tuesday morn
ing, between the American army, un
der the command Of maior-general
Hampton, and the advanced picket. Of
the British thrswn out for the purpose
covering working parties, under
der the direction of lient. col. de Sal
lisberry: the judieious position chosen
by that officer, and the excellent dis.
position of his little band, composed of
The light company Of Canadian feuei-
hies, and two eompanies of Canadian
VoitiSesrs, repuised with loss. The AID.
vance ofthe esemy's principal columns
commanded by gen. Hampton in per-
son, and the American light brigade
under col. M Carly, was in like man
ner checked in its progress on the south
side OF the river, by the gallant and
spirited advance OF the flank. coss,,aus
Sd battalion embodied militia, under
capt. DAILY, Supported by capt. Bru-
yer's company of Sedentry militia
Captains Daily and Bruyer being both
wounded, and their companies Lay;ne
sustained some loss, their postum was
Immediately taken up by flank COM
Pany OF the first battalion embodied mi
hiia. The enemy rallied and repeat
eddy returned to the attack, which ter
minated only with the day lin their com
plete disgrace and defeat, being by a
haRdfu! Of men not amounting fo ;,
twentieth part Of the force opposed ~
them, but which nevertheless by their
determined bravery. maintained their
position, and eifeetually protected their
working parties, who continued their
labors unmoIested. Lit. Col. De Sails
berry reports having experienced the
most able support from Capt. Fereu-
SOB, in command OF the light eonDanv
Canadian fcneibles, and also from cant
lean Duehesnay, and capt. Juebereau
Duehesnay, Of the two companies of
y clt
adjptints Hebaeu and O'SuIlivan. and
from every officer and soldier engaged.
whose Sal'antry and steadiness were
ecnspieuous and praise-wortlly IL the
highest degree.
His e1ceiisncy the governor in chief
and commander Of the forces having
had the satisfaction of himself witpss.
sing the conduct Of the troops CD this
brilliant occasion, feels II gratifying
duty to render them that nrsisa Viii
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-08
THE GAZETTE.
RED.A'ESD.4F, DECEMBER s 1917,
.WLNCHE,STER-

Congress convened last Monday-The LIE
g'slatures OF Virginia and Maryi. d also cen
vened OF the same day
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-08

plan OF II, may ionicS day conscsce,d ..
inform Us why such an admirabl. -,
vas net carried into execution. Pos. iL a"
he VIII be willing to acknowledge ,b.,
1t is easier to fight on paper in the CHI t"s'
ney corner, that to fight with powds.
and ball In the "frightful climate, ~
Canada.....E. L. Herald. VI
The National IntelIigencer, of TIM.
day last, after giving the ALBANY A'a'
account of the late battle on the H
Lawrence, has the following renarks
The Wees from the .arou ,hn,.,
D.. no means so decisive as we c"nII
Wish, is yet of favorable ehar.e,a.
as Tar as II goes, and leads us to anti;
eipate complete success in the term;na
'ion OF the campaign We do NOT CIV,
credit to the opinion that Gen. Hann
ton was about retiring into " inter ona,
ters' nor yet 10 the rumour of ereatrs
inioreements having reached Hon,rasI
by way of the st. Lawrence. IT an
pears to US more than probable thai
our araly was en- this day week in mas.
session OF Montreal.
We shall add nothing of orr own ..
present.-TAe reader, knowing pov
the situation Of our armies. will b.
bic to make his own reflections.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-08
VERMONT.

ne eanneii of eensors has proposed
for consideration seine capital amend,
mehts IN the constitutions OF the st,ta
indeed 1t may be called a new csastitu-
tlsn on the model of that of the U. s
The principal changes contemplated
are these--to Substitute q senate in. tho
place Of The council, which shall have
an equal voice with the popular branch
IN the eBaciion of laws, and n check
upon executive nominations. The in
dietary, too, instead of fiuctuatine Viii
every political change is to be put on a
proper iooiihg-the tenure Of office
WIZ Vi istnre be " during good beha.
vior. "-Boston ID. .4du.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-08

The foreign news, though late, comes
10 us IN such garb!ed form that very
little can be learnt from it. The press
IN france IS the property Of the Empe-
ref and nothing is suffered to appear ia
PRINT mat IS not to his advantage ths
news Of the battle Of Yittoria has net
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-08

Commodore Masdonough was al
fiattsourSh Nov. IL, to sail next dav
with the sick of the army for BurIing,
ton, and then to proceed to Whitehall.
to lay his vessels up for The winter.
The British squadron was at Isle an
Noix, supposed to be frozen IN. as
there was considerable ice on the lake.
There was much snow and good sleigh
Ing in Boston Pat.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-08
Extract of a letter from gentleman in
New York. dated Nav. ao

f" News has Ibis moment arrived ofa
dreadful gale at Halifax. The La
Hogde and Atlanta are totaliv last
! he San Domingo, With others, eonsi-
derabIy injured.
=. s.-Later-AIi The vessels 10 Ha~
lifax are ashore, one frigate, one sleos
oil war and , schooner excepted"
~. c. III. Books.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-08

The editor OF the Democratic Press,
fa{s- there is 10 truth in the report
published in the National Jnteiiigencer
OF Monday, Of our feet on Lake Onta.
no having experienced most disas.
trous Storm"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-02

r.,pectable and perma-
il must be universally ad-
4 the actors in these scenes
\. arc pre-. eminently emit
I gratitude Of their eoun-
=, ,neree is essential to our
that it cannot flourish
.otsetion. and that it can
without a navy are
evident to be denied. and
liant not to be appreolatc.na
diligence and public spirit
ea. ~. oo.
mot withhold on this oeca-
bridal appreciation OF your
and benevolent treatment
it demonstrates
nj alliance between courage
|a,n;ty-and in mitigating
E,;rs Of war, it reflects ho-
pur national character.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-02
ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, Janusry 2. (
"To sHEw
rHs VERY AGE & BODY OF THE TINE
n. FoRM AND PRESSURE.
{" TO sHHEw

Ii was law OF inc htuoniah Sta'e >
that no person notorious for the loose
ness of his morals, should be admitted
into the magisrracy, the senate or &C.
neral assembly. This rule was applied
to every candidate for public trust how
ever Distinguished for his talents or his
family. By this wise provision virtue
was cherished-the laws were respected
and the magistrate held in honor. How
different in our country! The best
qualifications for office in these days, are
contempt for the obligations of the chris
ton relision-and happy adaptation OF
the mind and manners to the lowest
scenes of riot and debauehery. Does
apv man doub: the truth Of the asser.
ton? Let him look to the chiet seats,
pnd high places Of the nation and sec
who fills them. Who has been the
most popular President" OF the United
States? Who has possessed the aston
ishing power of changing in the period
of two or three gears, the national cha
racter and morals of the American peo-
pie An open and avoved unbei'ever
in the Christian faith, and a contemner
of it's most holy ordinances. "A man
who has declared it to be a matter ofn
sort of consequence, whether we believe
in one God or tventy Gods, and who
thought an old ruined church convert
ed into a shelter for COWS and horses
" good enough for one that 1vas born
in mauger." Let him attend the ses
sion of the national and state legislatures
and recognize in some of the nolslest
members, the man whom he had seen
a few weeks before, harrangulng a
drunken audience from stump, or
drinking with them in a booth. It Is true
there are many high-minded and sirta-
Gus men, who do not pass through this
british ordeal /: but such men are al
ways in the back ground. They are
permitted, sometimes, to cry out o.
gainst the " unclean thing" but their
admonitions ore treated with derl-
sion, and repaid with abuse --
aWhen the wicked ru!e-the people
mourn" So long as the least enlighten-
ed and least meritorious men in the ma
ton are selected to make laws, adni-
mister justice and execute Judgment, the
honor s. the happiness of the nation are
at stake. All experience confirms the
fac, that there is not mole formidable
enemy to the virtue and consequently to
the happiness of a rstion, than "Spirit-
ual wickcdncss in high places"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-02
NOTICE.

Agreeable to law, meeting of tbs
Stockholders of the
Washington Canal Company,
will b, held on Monday the liza Janua.
~ next, at IL o'clock A. Nj. at the
Canal 0fEce, City # Washington, fot
the purpose of electing President and
six Directors, 70 serve for the ensuing
year. BY order of the President and
Directors.
JOHN P. INGLE, elk w. c. G.
January St.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-02
THE PANHARMONICON.

NJ PAROLE informs the ladies and
gentlemen Of Alexandria, that he will
have the pleasure of exhibiting his Pan.
harmonicsn in Alexandria some tins
during the next week. Further aud
more particular notice will be- given
January 2 St =