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FOR SALE,

4 VhLUBI.E House Servant, about
u 81 years of sge-he is very likely
and intelligent, and would suit either q
tavern, private family or single gentle
man. wish to dispose OF the servant
to some person in Alexandria or its vici-
nifty, as ny only object in selling him is
to CRAFTY bimeby being near his wife
She can be bought % accommodate par.
ties. hy applying 10 WILLIAM Robinson,
ESQ. The Servants will be sheSn, and
the terms of sale made known.
NIX. BEVERLEY:
Westmorelsnd counly,Va June a.,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26

1" fcs stragglers. on
ap a,itish army advanced
ID; g.. The ground we left.
'ap't a.et i, constantly. hover,
q,,'.a,.. and in,erropting our
CO. :'.'r night before last being ,s
i lnir T havi og chased lato 8
PET ,sssei. laden with hos
NO I 1erached at midnight
10 .s,ir protection. The J. re- e,
j is'i !, '(,hough not 't oficiaD
"a "a + too Is'e for their pur-
a'' Ne stores are lost.
z d. nonor to be, &C. < VIC
MORGAN LEWIS.
| i~s'r ns'
\, at Har.
:, 70 in the report of Gen.
f,wis.
fCoPY). 80,
Niagara, June g. 1919
' s,,inr appeared this morn
'a awards the bead of the
= !, undoubtedly one OF The
:. ard as others are appear
N Dsasc to return with the
"a y. lace as soon as possible.
y ~" H DEARBORN.
!. object of the enemy's fleet
I - 10 cover the retreat OF
''l :, to ,ring on q reinforce
" - Fl. D.
c.,oI I,Pr,is.
=. killed, wounded and miss
!. - Ion of the 9th June, at
Creek.
i sergeant, | CORPORAL Is
Il captain, ! sergeant 2
,,l s. prl,a'es.
. brig disrs general | ma
,to,, | sunaitern, 9'sergeants,
!, 50 pTisatc'' -
lied, wouaded and missing
,,,urn from the report, ofthe
arm, IL the action Of the 9Th
na:yCrcek'
Johnson, Asst, Adj Gen.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26
NEW YORK June %.

We low assert wi'hpu! the fear OF
contradiction, that Gen. MoREAU has
actually embarked on board ,tlle ltannl-
b.l for ST. Petersburg. The most mo-
msntous events may be,eXpected 20 toi.
low the progress of lhi. great, tins be-
loved general.
10 cur article yesterday on this sub.
iect, we made at least "a ha't = dozen
mistakes" the mos. materiAi one, and
the ONLY one worthy Of notice, Is. thaF Ok
asserting that the srlpH nnibai had bern
cleared out tor Russia The fac! Is, that
the Hannibal cleared out or ft.diy last
for GptteDhurg where, We hope, she VIZ
arrive. and make, for the owners, good
voyage.
The owner of the Hanniba, is dis.
pleased at our making use OF his name.
We certainly did no. intend TO offend
him. There are few mes in society We
respect more
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26

bs made, or opinions given. let US
exercise caudor and moderation; and
constantly hear in mind, that those
who differ from US in opinion, pos
sess equal rights.
The great Importance OF our
MILITIA at all times. and more
especially in the timeof War. wii'ai,o
claim YOUR attention and y"n Will
Judge what farther may be done. 10
place them in state Of PREPARATION
for such events as may happen.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26
Fresh Fruits.

-y~HE subscriber has ust returned
: from New York and has brought
with him fnr ssie-Lcmons. Sweet o.
ranges, T.marlnGs- an rom Phila-
'jc'!.Isia parcel OF Market Baskets,
different sizes.
IN STORE.
Sugar BY The BARR. Whisky by do.
resn Teas. first quality Caysndish
Chewing Tobacco. together with Raj
SINS, 4 almonds and Crot er'es - usual.
Abel Willis.
June 90
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RETALIATION.

NJ 1 ALiAtlON.
."sa Of line crew Of the Nauti-
r.ta to be B itish subjects,
81 st'0sl their own country, we're
'S'aOd Tor trial, and Com. r d.
= U British seamen to be re-
'.'o''aScs. The first mentioned
!. Uled or examined in Eng
~ were released as Americans,
~ 0sIe IN the Agnes cartei.-
'dS detained for further evil
JHashce OF the return of these
'Os hostages hare been dis.
BoSton Palladium.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26
The Fourth Of July 1873.

The Fourth Of July 1873.
THE members Of the Washington
Society Of Alexandria are hereby
notified, that an Anniversary. Meeting OF
he said society Willie held at Triplen's
H6teE 10 Aiexapdria, on Saturday, the
third day Of July hext, at 10 o'clock A.
"a TIE society will move in process
sion at - o'clock TO the Presbyterian
Church, where an Grafton will be deli.
rered BY lillian n FhzhngA, Esq.
BY the standing committee.
G DENEALE, See'ry.
June IS
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"E To HUSBANDS.

"'ompilshed and celebrated
|~'H Sand to her husband after
N'''''fliy absent from his ia
\ Gays Depend upon it,
''a eta family is ont oft.lace
. r. s" 10 look for happiness in
! There never was a more
"'O0 made--snd if husbands
|. y DC N aIaee they would
j, MY themselves but all con-
''e'T family, more happy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26
ATTENTION !!

rhs members composing the Rifle
@ompary will parade on Saturday the
10Th instant, at the Market-Square,
tuecisel, at Q o'clock in complete uni
form.
Rv order of the Captain,
JOHN B HILL, LIST Selgeants
June 25 Vt
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Alexandra Independent
Blues.

YOU are required to parade at the
market square IL uniform, with, VI KNAPP
sacks, to.yorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock
precisely.
BY order Of the Captain.
i. P. THOMPSON, Sec'ry.
June Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26
FOUND.

A Tair Of Mems Shoes.
'fhe owner mas have them again by
calling 1t this Office, and paving the
expense of this advertisement.
June IS st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26

y HFlia"s, Esq. a represen.
.aasFesS Tor several years past,
= Carolina, is appointed by the
|. '0a Senate, . Brlgadicr.G &c.
&C army OF the United States.
Nat. Intel.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26
FOLK THREATENED.

FOLK TIRE IENEU.
h from a mercantile house of
D their { lends in this place.
(?2d, and received yesterday, in
hat the British squadron had
boo men at 'Piney Point. 1t is
|athe enemy lost 2 bsrges and
,ho we're taken in the attempt
! hnlins at Cranev Island
Fy's force already formidable,
ping every day, and we are in
Hpec,ation Of receiving some
X sccOsnt Of. their operations
Fr,o0d ;hata considerable num-
pr Militia stationed at Norfolk
'sastobe un6!fnr service. The
he letter above mentioned, en-
b spprehensiOns Tor the safety
,sD,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26

must be a mistake. There is
pace as Piney Point, according
! information we can obtain,
= mlIts Of Norfolk. The enc
Sl'On has been augmented 10
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ALEXANDRIA,.
|lTUROAY, Jaac 96.
i" TO SHkw

" TO SHkw
|, ,ey < pcoy OF THE rIHk
Ely0 PRESsURE.
=7..ss-Es;s,sS-G5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26

| ,,,urn from the reports ofthe
|,,rD, IL the action Of the 9Th
|lnasy Creek :.
Johnson, Asst, Adj Gen.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-02-10

nnuvres. have given to the Prussi.
an continent Its national direction, by
sending it 10 Rieo; bat | should wish
greatly, that the aid of nay 9TH divi-
sion were no longer necessary in that
quarter. Iwish to know from the king
OF Prussia, whether he ould not make
an augmentation of one thousand ca
valry and 5000 infantry, which might
proceed to Riga and take the place of
the 9TH division; the king may easily
draw these troops from Konigsbere,
eoiberS and Graulenz, and thus they
could arrive il a few days. These
last would be replaced hy those which
might be drawn from a greater dis
tance, by rendering effective some ske-
leLon regiments, or ordering troops
from Silesia; in this manner the king
ct Prussia would form Gordon of 1000
cavalry and 30 900 infantry.
g 1t will be an easy matter for Won
10 make Iii n comprehend tina, it is his
own interest that this war should be-
terminated quickly; because in the
mean time, he must be greatly ineeH-
vsuianeed by his struggle; and that
''AS'~ - oHi cneCtual WaV OF
bringing the same to a termination.
which is, to shew to Russia, by the
powerful means which the emperor
possesses Of recruiting his armies. not
only iii his own states, but by the sue
eours furnisle by his allies that The
hope he eherishes OF raining the armv
be void sf foundation, and perfectly IL
tIsory.
:. The same language must be held
TO Austria: the same 10 Bavaria. ut
StutSars, and every y here else. mot
only desire that reinforxements NAV he
sent TO me, but also wish that their
numbers may be exaggerated, and that
those sovsreiSns do order to be insert
eli in their GaZettes, net only the great
number of troops which they send off
but also that they d,uble the number in
their statement; and it is To be well
understood. that the Prussian eorps at
present st Mcneil is to be included in
these reinForcements. l pray God 10
take yoa into his holy keeping.
Signed
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-02-10
NAPOLEON"
Moscow, Oct. As, 1912.
Fro" the V;eeroy IF HoEv to tie Prince
Of ,N>Jchntq(.

LA5kLIE, FoV. 7, 1917.
| have the honor TO inform your hiehnef,
chat l marched ont this morning az -.
cloSK, out the difficulties of The ground
and the DiPperincfs of the roads, obRrues-
ed the movement of my army TO such
degree, chat it was NOT possible for the
vanguard to reach this place until fix o.
clock this evening and that the rear ka.
been prevented from taking up nearer
poiItion than two leagues behind US.
From two to four o'clock the enemy
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-02-10

has been hevering an ny right; he at
tackled aimoh a, the same time with ar.
tillcry, coifacks and dragons, the van.
centre and rear. In the van he disco,
vered an opening, OF which he proft,ed 20
penetrate, and carry eff two battalion
field pieces, which were drawing up q
asP actively. The 9th r.gs. of Infantry
hattened to the spot, but the guns were
already taken.
UPon the rear the enemy fred with
four pieces, and Gen Ornans thinks with
ost being Poftive} that he saw some in
fantry.
Your H1ghnefs will eaGly conceive,
that being encumbered with my heavy
baggage, and numerous artillery, Of
which upwards of 400 horfe, have died to
day, my petition is sufficiently critical.
L hall set out very early in order to
reach Coligni.-From thence, after re.
eonnoitcring, fhall take either the read
TO Douboutehina, or Bruzo.
cannot refrain from informing your
Highnefs, that after employing every
means IN nay power, fad 1t unfortunate
ly impossible to transport my artillery
any further, and that your highnefs in
this respect, matt expect very great sa-
CRITICS.. A number of pieces have been
rendered usslefs, and buried BY me to
day
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-02-10
EUGENE NAPOLEON.

The Times, London paper, of ,h e
IN nlt. says, Lavender, one of the Bow
hreet officers, has seized at Spi,head, a
vessel with considerable quantity of
arms on board, shipped at the port of Lon
oon' and intended fer Americs. It's sd
oea, that several OF the persons concerned
IN the transaction are in cuRody. -.
The same paper of the 9th uIt. men
tons the arrival of the Cartsret Packet
from Cadiz, with information, that ad.
mIral Cockburh had sailed from Cadiz
for America.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-02-10
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
by tbs Water Fitch at .Norf,IL,


A letter from Bordeaux, dated 10Th Of
December, received by the Wafer Wick
states, +" that the absence of the Emperor
has contributed very much to vroduce a
hagnaiion of buiuefs hut if he asou,d
return TO Paris during the wixter, buff
nefs would revive.''
1t appears from the above informatio..
which is from respectable source, that
the situation of Bonaparte was either un-
known In France, as late as the middle of
december, or known only to those villa
wouia NOT or dare not make public meu-
tion of it.
The above letter also Rates, that Co.
lonial and American Prod uee. except Cot
ton, remained low, owing 70 the fapna-
tion 10 bniinefs.
The report ofthe death Of Bonaparte
Is revived to day ; though the circu!a-
ton OF II isgsneral, and some crcdi, at.
tached, yet we cannot ascertain precisely
the true itate of the fact.
Ro""paste's last Bulletin from Russia.
The Ceiia'ks slain, the Kremin burnt;
The Country sPoil'd Enough.
SICK we negan to march, tul OIL
/ hat fellow kvr-Bs oyg.
Lon. Cour.
II mas beea remarked, that there is
some hing very eminous of BoNAPARTR's
tate In the names of thu Rufhsn Generals.
lie cannot efcspe, without enconttr,ipp
General io'ch em Of and General kp5
ne 9b--- and if these fail 10 flop hin. Ger,
eral Doctor en- I'll will certain do his b..
Gaefs.
1t was reported il England at the lar
dates, BY the captsiu OF the frigafc De
sired, tom the cosft of Holland. tina.
tie French 8eet in ;he Schedt, had been
earned up TO the inner harbour and un-
manned, the seomen and marines hayjar
eeen hurried off to Poland.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-02-10
EUGENE NAPOLEON,

Wfote yeuefday bur which could not
come to hand, the officer who was the
bearer CT it being taken into wrong road
by his guide.
Your Highnsis will be supprifed to
find that am only arrived al the Voo
yet set out this morning az o,clock
from Laieil euifhc road is So istercep
ted with raviHes, that it required extra
ofdiHaIy efor;stqarr.vc here an for
~ TO had myie'redaced to the lisa gree
able necessity OF wing to you tks fstti-
Crimes which W have made in order TO
hatcn our march- lie laa ,hr.e DAYS
ha"e cost he oriig t'co thirds Of rs ar-
tI!ery. Yefertav 400 horses ner,fhsd
and to day, perhaps: twice as many. not
including the er:a; number have caused
TO be added both &c che military and pei-
vate carriages Sometimes ali the horfes
which were drawing carriage would
perrin at once. Several carriages wee
even furniiaed three times with frefh
Ets.
The army has not been hsrraGed in its
progress to day. On.y few coFacks
have appeared without artillery, for
which ] calsot account. To night in
tend Tending a frcfg reconneilance 70
Doobourchiua, and hJpe to arrive there
to morrow, if tie enemy does soi prevent
1t by serious oppohtion, For my part,
l mug frankie swn that the suffering,
during the ,lsft three days have so much
dispifitcd the soldiers, that / think them
d''Is able at present to make an eFort.-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-02-10

Many have died with hunger aud sold
others bsing driven to desperation. suffer
themselves to be taken by TIL enemy.
am Go
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-03
ReaNOUat.
~ Joseph SPEAR,

Re.hectfuIiy info,S1a his friends ana the
fubhc,
THAT he has removed his shop to
Roy al-strcet 10 the one lately occupied
bv Mir. B Adamsnn near the Coffee
House, where he carries on the ca
BlNr [ BUSINESS IN I'll It's various
brsncl,ss--he also makes ard repairs
"A kinds Of Musical Instruments, SUI h
IS Piano Fores, Bass Viois, ViolIns,
Guitars. SC cnd will also furnish Ma
10 INV Cofins for grown persons ter
fifteen dollars He hopes the qua:'ty
Of his materials, the Sountness OF rs
Work AM the strict attention he in-
tends paying to mis- business, will en'
.rre ,nm encouragement from gene
rous public. All the above branches
Of bu.ipes, will be executed at the
shor,cs; notice
Noven be" G9. Iaw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-03
Cl.NGNESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

GRehorted ./or the hlerandria Gazehe.
TUESDAY,, F>bru.ry O.
Mr.. Potter presented the petition
of Daniel Urdyhe. of Rhode island
praying to be released from conline,
ment in Jail at the suit Of the United
States. Referred to "a select COM
mit:ce of three.
MIR. Fisk presented the petition OF
Sylvester Day.praying compensation
for prs perry destroyed on board the
brig Adams by the American troops
Referred TO the coami,te oil claims.
The Speaker laid before the house
"a report from the secretary OF the
navy On the sUbje ofthe naval pen
sion fund. Referred to the cominlttee
on ntval affairs.
The house in committee OF the
whole. Mr.. Nelson in the chair on
a bill giving further time to pur-
chase,s of pubic lands to complete
their pay ments.
ME con.a.i,tce rose and reported
the bill with some unimpottaEt a.
mepdncnls, which were conenrrea
in h, the house and the bill ordered
IN third reading 10 morrow.
The house in committee of the
~, ale. MIR. Breckenridge in Tie
chair, on a bill auihorislng an IL
crease Of the capital stock of the
hank of Washington.
The committee rose and reported
,,e hill. aud the house ordered II 10
q. third reading Tomorrow.
The house in committee OF me
,v,oIe. Mr.. Lewis in the chair. on 4
hin to impose duty on the importa-
ton ofiron wire.
Th. committee rose and reported
,,,e bill. and the house ordered u Ia
third rea,iirg Tomorrow. A.
m'h. Hou.e in committee OF the
.,,oie. Mr.. Bassctt in the chair. or
a report of the select committee
making provision for carry
;rg INTO effect the grants OF non"',
s ia. IA the officers and soldiers q
the virginia state line. :.
Ihr lepor, Of tie select commi!
toe was disagreed to by the commit
"s,ho v,,oje house. and the com
n;,tee rose and reported their oisa
crccu,ent to the report
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-03

u'cat britain. protesting her feadi.
ness to adopt other regulators for
our security against the evil. ray
refuseto surrender theright Of search
-lf such should be the ease, we may
regret that she has not consented to
adjustments which would be SO a.
greeable to us /; but far be it from
US to say, with the committee of TO-
reign relations, that we will continue
the. war until Great Britain shall
consent to sell her birth right to us
at a price that we shall arbitrarily
offer fer it. Far be il from the A.
merican people, to pledge themselves
with the committee, that " should
the British government still perse
we're in the practice of impressment
from American vessels" Chat is, E.
ven other own subjects "the Unit.
cd States will never aequie.ee in
that practice, hut will resist it un-
eeasingly with all their force"-
: in other words, that we will carry
on this wafagainstEngIand " unceas.
ingIy," unless she will consent not
ouly to respect our rights. but forour
better security, concede also tous her
own; acknowledged as such by US,
and viewed by herself as essential to
her very existence. Neither the in
terest nor the honor of the nation
requires such a pledge-and JUS
tice solemnly forbids it. Let the
law, however, be passed with some
notifications, and ii is hoped that
it will lead to negotiation, and
finally to the arrangement of the
subject in controversy, in some
shape that will be satisfactory to our
administration, so soon as they find
il their interest to be satisfied. For
it is truth apparent to every man
of cardcr and of observation, in the
community, that the democratic
leaders have, for party purposes,
magnificd the Importance ofthis sub
iect Of controversy, having nothing
else left them 10 justify their wrr
with England; let it once then be
made manifest to them that il will
subserye their party purposes, toi'y
the ghost which they have raised, d
it will disappear in a moment.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-03
MOI ICi

THE subscf,bcs havi q Obtained
Pa cnt R;gHt OF the improvement on
Vol an. Dipt Candles offers tff
Line now for sale TO any perso" OF
:, r,,ox who wish tou dpr; lie or ere"t
=, Mn.ufa tor: irt'ie dl'ulct 81 o.
lnmbia. rke C,niles mA"u actu'er
i: the WY as :es:r'bed III the FatTHt
Right, are hard aud will never fu"
md viii always b. so--and Can ne SIP
ped O apy ciiiHae t any s'aso Oh
inc var. they being equal to tue wax
and spermace'i candles.
Perso, iacliAcd to establish SO use.
FL and Drofta lie :1anufartory' VIII
D|eAse to Call on Messrs. Br''n lamp
n and Go. or at Wei>koph x heiler
George. Town, district 1t I" u""l'
WHO will give every Information re-
CURED.
lanes Zwlsler"
February st
. Vaccine INSTITUTION ! ottery.
Only Four Days to Dra'o'
And One Capital Prize OF zoeoo
Dollars still il the wheel, besides
lumber of ether valuable prizes those
h, wish 10 have chance OF obtaining
TIE above capital Prize. had best pro
cure Ticket Immediately. as there ar'
OILY Eight for sale in Alexandria
Present Price 8 IL
A few Tickets in the Medical eoHfe'
| Lottery-Prescnt Price 5 10
And in tie Susqnehannah Canal 1o'
hry, I'd Glass, at S'2
For Sale by
| Robert Gray.
| February ~r
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-03
Lard for sale.

Bm"irfue efa Deed Of Trust fros, HasA.
RID Washington. jim. Esq, u dionnt
Ztthyr, TO the snbscrrbsrs. rvr shGU
tryeecd TO &sN.for cash at PnbHsdae.
tor On thr s'h dny Of February ner,,
on the fremises,
AT these Tracts Of Land,
situate ii the county Of Westmorelard,
called Laurel Grove aid Maurye's de.
.-:--A T.. tho 1..id Washington, by Gel,
William Augustine Wrehi"n =.
lher or so muckthereot IS viii sas''fy
The debt ard ipteres' therein men'tcnca,
and the costs arising from this sale.
Jesse Iimms,
Carter Mitchell,
2rusfeel.
J,ruary7 Is