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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-25
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. l. Lee,
.4dmrs. of HIM. b. Page, deed

May 8.
The Editors Of the Federal Rcpub-
lican, Nat,onal InteiIigencer ana Ca
zeyte OF the Unitcd States, will publish
tne above IL their papers, and senu
Their accounts 10 his Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-25
LOTS AND LANDS.

p UILDING Lots IN every section OF
BIB this city, aud ABOUT eighteen hun
dred acres of Land on the eastern branch
of the Potomac, Immediately opposite
the CITY, are offered for sale, for cash, or
on credit With security.--Also, Lands In
the states of New York, Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Kentucky, APP
PLY to the subscriber, at Tomlinson's
Hotel, Washington if before 10Th June
next, and afterwards at his residence in
Allentown, Lehish county, Pennsylvania.
or at his Office in Philadelphia.
James Greenleat.
CITY OF Washington, May %, stawtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-25
October 20.

Notice is hereby given,
That the subscriber has obtained from
the Geunty. Court Of Fairfax, letters Of
aasalnistra,ioh on the personal estate
at William Payne deceased. All per.
SONS having claims agains, the estate,
are warned to exhibit them for settle
ment, on or before the 18TH May next
land all those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment.
Elizabeth Payne,
Administrators.
November %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-25
William Chapman.

Port Tobacco, Sept. 1873 id4w
/" The Editors Of the Federal Re
publican, Georgetown, and United States
Gazette, Philadelphia, are requested TO
give this an insertion IN their country
papers for fortnight, and send their
accounts to the Editors of the Aiexan-
Sria Gazette for payment
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-25
NOTICE:

f-IN4y1lCEs
THE PARTNERSHIP OF
los. III. & Robt. Vaudeville,
Having dissolved by the dscease Of the
former the subscribers have formed
connexion under the firm of
Robert g Jas. MandevaNe,
intending to pursue businessin the same
mouse They offer for sale general
and well selected assortment Of
Wines. Liquors& Groceries,
Tor cash, produce or on the usual Gre.
titsto pnnctuaI men, Those indebted
70 the deceased, JOSEPH, II. Mandevale
who may duly discharge the demands
of his Estste, will have particular
claim to tFeir confidence :.
Robert Vaudeville,
James Vaudeville.
Nov. II.
a. Wanted
.. ~ =.
A T the fsYeEIA ACADEMY at Hay.
~ Market in Prince William coun.
II, Virginia, Professor Of the Dead
Languages i; and also a Professor Of
Mathematics, Geography and English
Grammar.
Applications to be made to the Trus.
tees who will convene at Hay market
on the LIST Monday in December next
% make the elections.
BY order
Edm. Brooke, Sec'ry.
September 80. 2a"tE.
~ The Editor of the National
intelligencer will please re.publish the
.bove notice once week ill the lst
Efonday in Dee. n1x., and send his bill
10 the Office of, the Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-25
Land for Sak.
+ wish 10 seA tae Farm on ahifh Insss
reside called
CpEr NJ EVEI
GREEN LEVEL:

THIS FARMS situated on Cedar
II Run, in the County of Prince
William, (Virginia) -it contains
O.. IL. q - A ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-04
No. l19 !! /! !!
aKUsT received from Boston. and for sale, by
Thomas II. MamtOrd,

A general assortment OF FRESH DKG
COODS-one,g ehich
nroadeloths and cassimeres, various csors and pri
ces--Imperial and Nelson Cords for pantaioons--.
plains and Deyonshire Kerseys--Ccating and Duff
dis vestipgs, black, white, and green Lustr'ngs
white and colorcd Cambrics; black, bottle, brown,
and scarlet Bombazetts common and super. London
prists, elegant cotton Shswls, 44, 81, 64 and "a
Canton Grapes black, lead and lilac bandsnna and
Gag Handkerchief; India Cottons Irish Linens ;
british shrtings. various prices; common sna sd.
perfine Ginghams Tapes, Pins, Needles, &c. &c.
With variety of other Goods. all of which will be
disposed of ON the lowest terms. for cash, and the
smallest favor gratefully acknowledged
Newnor& Jan 81. 1913.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-04
William S. Nichols,

GOLD AND SILVER SMITH.
No 50, Thames street, Has for sale,
= A GENERAL assortment of plated Britannia
"a Jappaned dWares-Cutlery--Dras Andirons--
Shovel and Tongs--B -Bellows-Brass Candlestcks--
Warming Psns-Brushes, Of every description-an
extensive assortment Of modern Jewery---warranted
Gold Necklaces--Silver Cream Pots-Porengers-
Ladies' Spoons-sugar Tongs-Boatswan's Calls, &c.
With variety Of other articles which will be sold
a. cheap 40 can be purchased Of equal quality.
Orders fro distant TONERS promptly attended TO.
or Cash given for old Gold and Silver.
Newport. November l9, 1912
''''' 'Ck4ANSION x SHAW,
Offer at private sale, at their Auction Of6ce,
tho following GooDs, on the most reasonable
terms, for Cash, or approved paper-~
81 hhds. Sd proof w. !. RUM
81 do ID do. do,
70 pipes Providence Gin
IS do. New-York do;
pipes 4th proof Brandy
20 quarter casks Sherry Wines
3 Pipes Tenetiffe do.;
IL hhds. Kentucky Tobacco;
$1,000 vt. Coffee
10 hhds. Muscavado Sugar
~ boxes No. /, 2& 3 Chocolates
19l bales Cassia; is do Cotton.
CASH, advanced as usual, on Goods deposited for
plblc or private Sale.-All Cash Sales effected by
6em at Auction, will be Immediately made up and
proceeds paid on the day Of sale. Dec 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-04

Great Britain is fighting in Europe With
her right hand. and 10 America with her Ieft.
DO those who uniformly wish the success Of
her Europesn arm, expect iss trjumphs vii!
weaken her grasp on the american shores
A correspondent Of the Boston Gazette he's
written an essay 70 show that the Rmsias
Cossaess are fighting for American righss.and
wishes that Mr.. Barlow might fall into their
hands and DC trea,cd with their usual ciyiGf;y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-04
Cheap! Cheap! Cheap -.
PRIZE GOODS,
Purchased at Marshans' Sales in Bosfon.
and now for sale by
p. u. RICHMOND.

and now for sale by
p. q. RICHMOND,
5 trunks common super6ne Calicoes
Cambrck Ginghams, new pasternss
undressed figured Cambrics;
An assortment of cambric Muslins;
1 case Rombazetts do. Wildbores
! bale white Flannells. extra hne
4 do. common, assorted coiors
1 do. blue Plains and Hunters Cloths =
An assortment of cotton Shirtings;
Worsted Hosiery, some very fine;
Drab, bottle-green and blue Cassimeres
1elice Cloths
4 bale rose blankets, from 1896 to 1929. per pair
Few pieces dark mixs1 Hunter's Cloths, new style
piece blue, and piece black, real superfiuo Wes
Of England Broadcloths. superior to any ever Of
fered in this town.
All which will bs sold Wholesale and retail for cash
over than has been offered for some years. Mo.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-04
MISCELLANY.
PEcrs ITSELF, AND THEN RELATIeS
WITH THE PowERs OF EuRorx.

"By the dead are the privileges Of Rome bes,ow'
ed not on private persons only, but upon Nations and
whole provinces" ClcEke.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21
Fairfield FAI.L RACES
Will COMMENCE on TURspAy. THE 5ru

WILL COMMENCE ON TUESDAY, THE 5rH OF
OCTOBER NEXT.
First Day.-A ,wespstskrs for & 200 eacb. half
tpriet-t0 which there are six Subscribers to Wit
1onn mihge' Miles Selden, jr. VIM. X. Johnson,
John Roberts, John Hoomes, and VIM Nyvuue
, IN me same Day--A Produce sweepstakes for
. 100 each, play or psy-to which there are nine
subscribers, to wIt--JOn Iiuomes, John II. Cooke.
Thomas Taylor, d. Harrison, ir. Miles SeId-n, fl.
irt"S HAYWOOD, Wade Moaby, Gen. Chamber.
@ec>hd l)ag-rhe Jockey Club Purses 400
IhtG nay - An elegant Silver Cup, valued 1t %
''"nSas' Two mile heats, 20 dollars entrance-fou.
to make race
ne Fcayh DrY.-The P-oprietor's Pars, Of
= 2O' tree mile heats, carrying weights agreeable
10 the ru'es Of The present club
ihe f9HocinF rateS are estdblished.
-Four wacei carr ages, $500
TAO DO. DO. so
Man and Horse, So
Stable and straw furnished gratis
TdOS. WATSON, Jr. Yjeasurey.
Those persons wshng to rent booths on the
ground viz flc.i' 20 Thomas Watson, Jr.
August =, 1915. tdr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21
BY Thomas Richie.
Safes of Yaiua5le Real Pronerty.

Sales Of Patua6le Real Property.
fhN Thursday the 2si inst. at i O'Clock in the
W evenings If fair, it not, the fair ssy. will
Bessrve--
Nineteen acres Of LAND, in the neighhourhoo,
OF this City, adjoining the Lots Of Sana-l Henry *
Foster X Sateheii, ard opposite Chelsea, the ate
residence Of General Wood, IN the Bowling Sreen
The high stustion Of t'is properly, commanding
an extensive aud beautiful view of part of the city
end Ecgh5ourhooi, must render It an object to III
persons DESTROYS of securing pleasant retreats from
t!e heat and hustle ng the city.
II VIII be solo in Lots 60 suit purchassrs The IL
tie w.rhe uuexceptioDable.
TERMs-i-G payable in 60 days--the balance IN
and. nonths--the payment OF the notes to be &C.
curet. by deeds cf trust or the property.
j. BROWN. Jr. E. Co. Auct'rs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21

IN III b. soli IT Public Auction, on Monday The
w 27h instant, at Wilmington, Is. T.. Tor tie
te"ed' n tds Ondet writers and AL concerned the
H3anis' brig CooE"eslo EspsnOl, burthtu about 200
tors, t0uF yts al, aud in every RESPECT well iuund
PETER A&EKR.
WILMINGTON n. G. sent1A.INl8. 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21

4 YE and CORN The subscriber wants a con-
r 9 siderable quantity Of Rye and Corn, which ne
w'ii pay cash for On delivery at Petersburg. Appl-
Co.'S. Of Richmond, or Thomas Nelson Il Cos of
Petersburg. WM II. NELSON.
September H. ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21
JACOB GTPRIsfT,
JNstice cTIhc PeOce.

brtTact ofa iUer finn t6c Comg,issorv
HeFerW off,}rorcrs, 10 HisroHEry .yteq,-
arf' RAJ p"T(a S'ofea' age7t Jorb riSou-
ere, az J4maica, dated
May lst, 1873.
enclose YOU copy If an adve,t;.s
cent, said TO have been taren feor, q Ia.
A'cf news J@per aPparsr1y pu. forth by
the British sgeni iof prisoscrs, proposing TO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21

z OSf, Oy the subscriber, the morning of the
j 4 18th (ab'ut tne marhet-house - he supposes }
slisiibUs iforoeco POCKET BOOK, consisting
tle ha'ves % 'wo uundred dollar nutes OF tue Farm
sr's Bank NJ Virginia, together with several five dol.
bar notes % tns ar the Bank of Firzinia also some
papers ~ no vale 80 any persons bot the ner.--
j Hc hinder ~ ret& tie small notes as q c0npen-
ss;ipn jr hiJ delivering 70 me the Book with its o.
ther contents. GEO Els hER.
September II. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21
CoNNGcr1cur Dtsrprcr s.

on his day, the 9TH ofMay. in Ne vcae
OF on" Loi e. eighteen hundred AID t5t,,. 80
2erS9n2'iy came before ne, PIERCE. IA.
"a'csl oge OF the district court of tbatf'.
~, 2'atss' cor the district aforesaid g ., '
Doig,w, o. nc city of lIew Havg, "a I
s,g g ,bn. Ss e'd be,ns 5uly ,wor, 70 the
~ ,.. ,G3 I ne wa at BTdsotow1 q, Gegos.
AN" OF Barbados in the Wos.' T., - 'le IS
uie', ia
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21
Zen Dollars Re7sard.

u LtOttAI3 AtIUTU.
RESERTED from tse rendezvous Al Gainesville
.I-B on the 9th inst JOHN SHoOFMAN, horn ia
auquier conn;y Virginia, aged 81 years-dsrt,
complexion, biIe eyes, black Gsr, ; feet 40 inches
aad Ia n'sh, and by profession shoe-ma.er. The
above rewsrd wall be given with all reasonable ex-
peaees Ia any person or persons VIII wrI sp4reheud
and secure IN any Jail, deliver 60 anv officer IN
the army of the United ; st-s the said deserter.
SAMUEL ARRiS,
Sent II. 1T Ensign 21th I4fGu,,r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21
no SPo3s. yS.ltE.AT.

sStE following Valuable HORSES WILDE offered
~ for sale sinrins the next fairfield Races. VIZ
Az imported Mare, cot BY irnrnpatna, out Of young
Dcxy, kS tseperstol---htr Esa Colt, mare M
frzzari, gother with her Colt of ,asi sssne, bs
- ArcAs second Colt by Ee,fo~si esilsd ~ ~
~ " CT fiLl.tksse ye...ss1l:s
fssa - ---snd lastly, Col, Of last
S5ring hy Sin hrebef. = go
The terms fsaie will be made known nj, the time
THOMAS TAyi.OR.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21

FOX SALE,
Si0G sacks calf Liverpool filed,
IS hhjs. Brown Snear--l2 hhds Loaf ditto,
1o,c01 iJs. GoF=o--SOo0 do German Steel,
$500 'bs Black Peppcr--SO do fresh Nutmegs
$50 chests aud boxes fresh imperial Tea,
10 pipes French Brandy ~ amerane's Cargo
The above goods viii he sold on reasonable terms OH
application either TO the SuUscriber or 10 Messrs
FIoneure, X. 81 Pleasants.
JAMES FISHER.
September I !. tt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21
BARBARIries OF TIE ENEMY.
DOCUMENTS

ACCOMMODATING IN Report of Committee Of
tue House oi Representations, appninte d
to enqni,e into the spiri, and p9n0er in
which the wac has been waged by the enc
my.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21

FOR SHLE,
1900 sao,s fine Salt 1000 bags Coffee, part green,
80 hags Pepper, 90 hhds. Muscoyado Sugar,
90 boxes, Haranna White Sugar,
so barrels Loaf do. lsbeII'd
I6 pipes London Particular TeneriiFs Wine.
IS bales Spinning Cotton,
100 kegs Gun-l'owder, 500 Spanish Hides,
bstered Queens Ware, Window Glass, SIC. See.
Opposite rhe Bell Tay.rn--by
WIN. SHEPHERD.
Septenber IL st
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21
.NOYICE.

Z
Z PETITION will be presented to TIE mex. Gen.
: eral Assembly of Virginia, praying THAI n law
may pass for the establishment % Town as Buck
;nehatn Court house.
Sep,ernber7. cp2mp
b he Subscr6crs wish 90 enf3ee imm-d;9(riy,
1 10 or SO WAGONS, TO 70 % sar IS the ri
ping free, * return to Northumberland 90 miles
distance.
.Ho7care, Robinson & Peasants
10Th Septemler. epii
s+NOR SALE. neat CsiTiage, with Double
Harncss.--hppy AT tLis oiiee.
September H. u
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21
w l.. r.
H4rUord, Nay 9, 1913.

Annexed is captain Samuel Chev's de-
rostion taken before Judge Fdwards az Neys
Haven. We expected il in sea.on to have
forwarded it BY MIR. Dadd. but received /.
ga evening by Mr.. Huntington, the u. 8.
Attorney for Connec ricrt district, and row
forward i to YOU pc. mail.
Yours respcr fully.
LUTHER SAVAGE 3 co.
Hon. James Motroe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21

q IL the 39h day of October next, will be offered
w Tor sale Puhlickly tie premises, that yaus-
be
Tract cfL.HNfD,
stustsd 10 Campbell Csnnty on Stasnton River, tn.
property OF Fayetts Henry, late deed * common
y known by ttae name Of The HI's Creek plantation
--ihs tract IS supposed 60 contain upwards of ONE
THOUSAND ACRES ; the greater part &C which
rs good 1onacco Land. The purchaser viii be re.
ouirei 10 pay down one half the amount for which
h may be sold aud to pay the residue in enc year
from That date giving bond and good security with
Deed in Trust to answer the pay u ent thereof
CHRISTOPHER HUNT, Ex'or.
Fayette Henry, deed.
Jelly 90. 2itp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21
W JI " RS,
Acting Secretary e. NE Ireasg,

a. BOOKS for the above Loan. are opereJ st
the Bank OF Yirg mia, with William Danariage
CASHIER. who Will receive arg subscription whatever
that may be offerei rSept. 10. 5t7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21
NOIICE.

Shall petition the Legislature of Virginia at the
Il next Session, foe leave to erect Toii-Pridge o.
cross James River, commencing on my land 10 the
county Of Chesterfield, and adjoining the town Of
Manchester; Il sbuthng the opposite side there
al in tie county of Henrieo--where have obtained
laud for the purpose.
EDWARD W. TRENT.
September u. cptm leg
EI7Ok 5 al r.. handsome warranted doubleday
i relied EugEsh manufactured Forlnc Piece
Apply co H. IL. Bisgrove, ct he Office of the En-
Surer- august OF. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21

hire cut American prisoners : you will en-
quire into this mater. and If it be. as ha,
been stated, you viii remon Strate strongly
against such practice and inform me Ot
the practice, and the result
Referred 70 in the Dsereding eXtract.1
PORT R1DaE, 25lh November, 1912.
Masters OF veiscis a51ut 10 prIcecj 70
England with convoy, are irforne1 that they
may be supplied with 2 limited number Of
American seamen (pr;soncrs Of wary 20 rs
sist in navigating their vessels, on the usual
terms, by applying n
GEORGE ntAUDE, agent.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21
Hushinrton, hIgV 24.h. IAl3.

common7yea!M 81 Nasaqclusefls,
Es8er, ss.
On this thirty-frst dav of MAY. in the
year Of cur Lord 1913, personally appeared
James Font, he subscriber tothe FOREGOING
deposition md made solemn oath that the
same IS true.
Befo, e me
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21
E.Vol. 1O.-----No. Al.

reign power was considered as an Insult Of
cred the Whole Roman nation, ana hope t,is
~iil also be the American creed, because
We believe 1t Wi % the surest way of pat
ting . stop to those indignties which Amer-
icsrS have so of,cn been obliged TO suffer-
We are. however. 40 advocates for cruelty,
54t on the contrary, for lenily yet we viii
It'll believe, that N CERTAIN cases recitation
IS rot only necessary but becomes a duty to
Pc"ent turther crueiues on the part of an
enemy"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-07-08

rn immense numbcf OF Indiana in canoes
come for tie express purpose Of unioadins
her, but who from the warm reception they
met with tho day before, did not seem 10 vie
with each other in boarding.
The wounded man shcwed himself over
the railing, made signs thar ne was alone and
wanted their assistance, on which some en-
barkcd, who finding what ho ssid was true,
spoke 10 their people who were not any lon
ger slow in getting on board, SO thar in a few
seconds the deck was considerably thronged,
and they proceed to undo the hatches without
further ceremony.
No sooner were they completely engaged
in thus finishing this most diaboIical Of actions,
than the only survivor Of the crew deccnded
into the cabin and set fire 10 the magazine
containing nearly pine thousand pounds OF
gun powder, which in an instant blew the yes
sci and every one on board to atoms.
The nation acknowledge their having lost
nearly one hundred warriors, besides vast
number wounded by he explosion, who were
in canoes round the ship. 1t is impossible
to tell who the person was that so completely
avenged himself, but there cannot exist SIM
gle doubt that the act will teach these villains
better manners, and will eventually DC of i'm
mense benefit to the ccas,ing trade.
The four men who set nE in the long boat
were, two or three days after, driven ashore
in gale and msssacred by the natives.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-07-08
WAR EVENTS.
WASHINGTON, June 25.
Copy Of letter from Com. John Cassin to
80 :, tic Secretary of the Nayy.~

Nary Yard, Gosnorf, June 81, 1913.
sIR--On Saturday, at II. p NJ Captain TarbeX.
moved With the AotiI!a under his command, consist
ing Of fifteen gun. boats, in two divisions Lieutenant
John NJ Gardner first division, and Lieutenant Ro-
bert Henley the second, manned from the fripa.e
aad fifty musketeers. General Tsylor ordered from
CransyIslsnd, and proceeded down the river, bur
adverse winds and squalls prevented his approach.
ing tie enemy until Sunday morning at 4 p. NJ when
the hotills commenced l~avy gaAing fire on fri.
gate, At about three qus,sers Of q miles distance
lying well up the roads, two other frigates lying IN
sight Al half past A breeze sprung up from T.
N. z. which enabled the two frigates 70 get under
way. one razee or very heavy ship, and The other
frSate, to come nearer into action. The boats in
consequence Of their approach hauled of. thouch.
keeping up well directed fire the Race and othe
er ship. which gave several broadsidcs The Fl :
gate first engaged, supposed to be the Junon. " 4,
certainly very severely handlcd-had the calm c, ~,
tnued one half hour that frigatc must have fsltn
into our hands or been, destroyed. She must hn,e
slips her mooing So as to drop nearer the rs zee.
who had all sails set coming up to her with The % her
frsAie. The seuon continued one hour and :. half
with the three ships Shortly after the actios. the
rasee got alongside Of the ship, and had her upon
deep careen in little time with number s,f fboa,,
and stages round her. I arm satisfied cons f,er,hle
damage was ione to her. for she was sle nc al sone
time, until the razee opened her fre wilen she corn.
nenced again Our loss is very trifinr, MIR Aim.
son. masters mate On board no. $50, was killed
early IN he action by an IS pound ball, which pas.
sca through him and logged in the mast No. La
had shot between wind End water. 70. 81 had
hcr tTansiip shot awsy. and Of The O. had some
os shrr sweeps as we'll their stsa,or shot away,
ris 40 men slightly injured by the iiusers from
tee sSeens On the Food Tide several ships of the
hrs and frys;Q came into the rosds sl we did rS-
I-~ ~ &sISx ls<s 1it~tAasc eests n nc isefssa
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-07-08
CONGRESS.

PROCEEDINGS or THE SEWiTE.
On Tuesday, the bilt introduced by Mr..
Smith TO amcnd Tie militia laws, was read
third time and passed.
On the same day, Mr.. Anderson reported
biiL,o establish corps of invalids entitled
I" A bill for the relief OF the in!irm, disabled
and supc pcranuated officers and soldiers Of the
late, and OF the present army Of the. United
-SIaies;" which passed It's last reading on
Friday.
Mr.. Giles presented the petition Of Alex.
Scott, praying com pensation for his trouble
10 the release and conveyance Of certain "A
mcrican scancn from, Porto Caye!lo in South
America to the United States. The petition
was referred TO select committee, compos-
ed Of Mrs. Giles, Hunter and Smith, who on
Wednesday reported a bill! far the relief Of
, said Scott which bill WAS on Friday ordered
to be eegrosscd for third reading.
On Wednesday Mr.. Anderson reported a
bill " to xfnend an act in sd(li,ion TO the act
entitled an act 10 raise an additional military
force. and for other purposes )" which 5ill
was on Friday ofdefed TO he engrossed for
third reading.
The 5ill'from the House TO reward the OF.
6cers and crew Of the sloop Of war Hornet
was TeteVScu 10 INC naval .Commlttce.
Mr.. Chase Introduced a bill altering the
time and place for holding the circuit and dis
. trict courts IN Vermont, which was ON the
next day read third time and referred TO
Messrs. Chase, King and Daggc,,.
90 Thursday, Mr.. Andersen reported a
bill to authorize the raising corps OF sea-
fcns;b:es which on the next day wxs order.
cd to be engrossed for third reading.
On Monday, (June 2s,) Mr. Csmpb;ll,
fsom the committee OF forsigu relations, re-
ported !" A bill to prohibit the citizens and
Inhabitants Of the United State from carving
or any trade or traffic with tho dominion. or
dependencies Of the United Kingdom Of
Great Bfitaio and Ireland - which was rcad
and passsd to second reading
MOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
ratpAy, SSxE IS.
TAe Speaker laid bciore>he House ,he Pc.
dAon Of Daniel fesihose, praying Ii. ADA.