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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

William Kennedy representative from
North Carolina, vice Thoma. Blount, de.
ceased, appeared and took his seat.
Mr.. Gholson. from the Committee of
Claims, reported a bill for the relief Of Ed.
ward Kean and Aquil!a Deaver, which was
twice read and made the order for Monday
next.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-23
EYENYS or TaR WAR.
From the .Es1c- Yark Columbian.

From the Ns1c- Yark Columbian.
LATEST Il MOST AUTHENTIC FROM,
THE FRO TIERS.
We feel perfectly warranted in
thus styling the following informa-
ton from the Frontiers. received
by this mornings Steam Boat. from
Albany. From the means of infOr-
nation possessed by the writer. there
can be no doubt Of the correctness
and conclusive nature Of the intelli-
gence. II supemedes all the other
accounts from that quarter.
FROM ALBANY, Nov. is.
The public eye is TUNED with
great anxiety towards Montreal.
General Wilkinson passed Prescott,
on the 9th instant. with the loss of
only two killed and three wounded.
On the Sth. he was at Hamilton.
twenty miles in advance Of Ogdens-
burg. He there took the dragons
in scows and boats, and landed on the
Canada side, five, hundred horse and
about fifteen hundred foot, with a
view Ia cover the descent Of his
boats by the narrow deiilss of block:
houses. &c. which the enemy had
erected on that side. On the 9th,
a heavy cannonading was heard at
and near Cornwall, in Canada, five
miles south Of ST. Regis. He. was
there to embark bis foot, and pass
down the lake ST. Francois, and send
his dragons round the west side Of
the Lake. 1t is fully expected he
was at the Island Of Montreal by
the fath, aud may possibly have full
possession ofthe town by this day.
Should Sir George Provost. meet
him at the confluence Of the Grand
River. and dispute his landing. he
will have a hard 6ght--but his nu-
merical force is supposed equal to
any opposition. If Sir George,
should choose to remain on the main
land. between the st. Lawrence and
the outlet of Lake Champlain. to
meet General Hampton, he will in
evitably be taken,with all his force.
General Hampton, has made q sud
den movement to his old position at
Champlain, and will make rapid
marches to give Sir Georse battle,
bv the middle route or what is called
the La Tortue road. Should he
wait to see Gen. Hampton, Gen.
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wilkinson will be ID his rsas and

Wilkinson will be ID his fsas and
land on the east side.s
i IKE movement or Gen. Hampton,
is well calculated to draw the enemy
near to the outlet Of Lake Cham
plain, and at . distance from Gen.
Wilkinson's right.
The two Generals agree as to all
those movements. General Viii
kiason is to do the fighting part, &
General Hampton IS to open the
road from the Magazines at PIstts-
bnrgh, sc. to feed the whole. lie
has four hundred Wagons and one
thousand oxen to fellsv. Wilkin-
son must beat Sir George. or Hamp-
ton will be swampt in the Laeadie
woods-and If Gen. Hampton does
not push on, Wilkinson must starve
or obtain the keys to his .Majesty's
stores Mt Montreal.
Ii will all de- -welI.-The Cana
dams have fed from the river they
never saw such sight; fer five
miles the river is covered with boats !;
and 1t is said, they beIisve that our
army consists Of $4,000 at least,
whereas it is only about -.
The combined movements is w0r-
thy of the head which planned it.
| May its execution be as brilliant and
successful, as it is judicious in its
conception IT scilI astonish and
Mound the Europeans! They will
say. we have slept by the side of the
Lyon. and in an unexpected moment
awoke to SEIZE him by the throat ;
aud behold the king Of beasts, ex-
pires at our feet.
A dispatch was received yester-
day, and one to-day, confirming
shat have thus related.
General Harrison was to attack
Burlington Heights on the 10th in
slant. with about two thousand men.
| should not disclose 50 much as
have. hut John Bull cannot take
advantage of'the information.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-23
r. FOX SALE.
I WILL sell all, or parts, of that ex'
cellsnt Seat,
ROSE HILL L.,

Near Alexandra, on the Colchester
Road, whore the Hunting Greek Turn.
pike intersects with said Road, contain
ing about $50 or more acres, large
parcel of valuable Meadow Land, with
extensive bitches, about lS acres OF
which were sown last fall, and are well
taken with Timothy and Clover, part Of
which is new Land. A good proper.
ton Of the other Land has also been
lately Covered. / have sufficient proof
that it is adapted to Plaster, and is ca
silly benefited by slight mahurlng-e
considerable part is Wood Land. !
know the soil Of this Farm to be good.
l. has great deal Of Fencing, is we'll
wstered, the Spring 10 excellent. the
Dwelling. House is q very strong franz
ed two story finished Building, with
tour Rooms and Passage on each floor,
two in the Garrett, three in the Cellar,
is well undsrpinned with brick, has
two brick chimneys and Are places.--
There is very good Kitchen K Laun.
dry with two brick chimneys, several
other good useful Houses, and . large
excellent Garden. The proximity OF
this place to Market is a great conve.
nience, it's very remarkable healthful-
ness and beauty, and find distant
prospect of Potomac River, charm all
who. reside at it.
For part in hand, I will give lengthy
credit for the balance with interest, and
if not previously disposed Of, shall sell
parts, or tho whole, 10 the highest bid
der on the 18th day of next month (De-
cember) if fair. if not the next fair day,
when the terms will be more fully known.
At which time, if should cell all the
land, / shall also sell (for casb) Wsg.
con and Team, Cattle, Corn, Fodder,
Hay, perhaps Pork, and a number Of o.
Their articles. On certain terms ] would
lease this seat for . number of years,
hire some ha.ds, and sell the chief Of
thsSWood ! shall sell large number
Of wood lots, and other articles for cash
il l should not sell the land, on the day
of sale.
H. TOLER,
November Is. dts.
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FINE WOOD.
600 Cord OF Ash-Wood,

WITH vast quantity Of brush and fag.
got wood, standing on drained marsh
near Town, will be given, gratis, to such
Of the inductrious poor of Alexandria,
IS vii grub it up, in the course of. the
ensuing winter. The distance is short,
the land dry and clear Of stone. and the
situation affords facility of carriage, ei
ther by land or WAFER. Several persons
are, at this time, employed 10 supplying
their families plentifnlty with Greenwood,
of whom, or Of my ovsrseer, Mr.. BAIL
Williams, further Information may be
obtained,
CHI, Alexander.
Nov. Is. -
.-s ~ q %.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. %.
GOO, NEWS.

yictoru oyer stc Greek Indians.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 9.
cana 81 Ten Islands, Ncv. ssh, 1918.
Gov. BLoyNr.
SIs-N, aa~s retaliatsd for the de.
s,rpc,ia. cf Fort Min. Or The I'd,
dr,ached Gen. Cof'se with pa oi has
b,iyaGe o. cava!rY aud mounted riiiemeD
10 dcs,rn, TI,,u,hN,ches, where a Con-
sid.rabse lorce OF the hostile Greeks
W.. co5ccrlya,c.f. The General exc.
cu,ed tais an STYLE. A hr.drsd aud
eight, six o.; the enemy wee !onhd
dead on the field, and about eighty tax
en- prisoners; forty ct "hom rave been
brought here Il. tue nurhosr. iet',
there is suEclency but slightly wouna'
ed to take care ot these who are badly
have to regret that hyc OF my
brave fellows have been Killed, and a.
bout thirty wounded some badly, but
ncnc, hdpe, moriaily-
Both cfiicrrs aud men bccayed wlth
the ntiros, bravery and dchaera'lon.
Caotains Smith, Brsdl!y, and " lnslon
arc wounded, alt slightly. No oihe: is
killed.
so soon as Gen. Coffee makes his re-
port | shall enclose 1t.
five lad sufficient supply of proVi.
slors. wr shaUld III . very shsrt ume'
scconpG>h TIC rbysc, Of tue expedition,
have the honor 20 be with great
respeci yours, ne o
ANDREW JACKSON.
y. $ Sc,eateea Cherokces under
the eoanaad of Coionel Brown. ac-
,ed With great bravery in ihr action;
'l'wa OF ChennJ',N's sons, and jim
l'ife or,ke Naaehez tribe. ais" dis'
tinssisled themselves. One OF the
Greek prophets is killed. -.
lGea. Ccfte's Report shalt appear IN
ear neat.
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Advertisement.

Y - Z s-t & -
Advertisement.
To be sold BY Pubic Auction dh the
pre- misses, on Tuesday the Soth in.
slant
Sundry Building Lots.
On the West side of Union Street.. op.
posite to Conveys Wharf
ALSO, 81
A Lot Of Land,
adjoining the East end Of Peter Sher-
ron's Enclosure, containing eiBht A'
cres and $3.50 Of an acrs...-A. credit
Of six, twelve, and eighteen montas
wilt be given the purchasers, they CIV
mo theiI Notes with approved Enaof'
sers, and a Lien On the property.
William Herbert, q
Nicholas Fitzhugh. s
Edmund /. Lee, 3
Of Richard Conway, decd.
November 23. dts
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e.hl;e Interests required, in my iudg.
merit. the Scuate could not have
beca justified III advising the Prcsi-
dent TO make ane for his personal ac-
conmodation, which the public in-
tecests did not require. If the Pre-
silent had thought proper to recipro-
cate GA equal terms the diplomatic
eiyiiities Of Sweden, and had nolni-
mated a.r. Russell for the mission.
a,sheugh its utility in other respects
nligat have been questioned by some.
] ito not belieye there would have
bcen in the Senate, one solitary OBJ
lection to the measure. nor the per.
son nominated, l certainly enter
tanned The most respectful considera
lion for Mr.. RUSSELL personally. and
wOali have taken great pleasure in
testiif:ag ii, by voting for him upon
any proper occasion; hut | never can
permit my personal respect for any
individual 10 carry me so far, as to
disregard in his favor. solemn au-
ties Imposed on me by my Official sta
ton. Besides, the resolution OF the
Senate, did by 30 means preclude.
nor WAS il intended to preclude the
President from nominating mini
sicr resident to Sgedea correspond.
iisg with the one seat here on her
part. Why this was pOt done. is
not Tor the Senate. nor for me to en-
glire. II rests solely upon his own
discretion Nor eau the vote on this
occasion. be considered as being in
flueneed in ANY great degree. by par
~ feelings, as will appear by the
yeas and nays below. Upon the
whole, 1 have now exposed to you
the real history OF this transaction.
and the general principles and mo-
tiyes, which iafueHeed my conduct
oR the occasion. anil ! have only TO
remark that its retrospect, affords
me much consolation.
WILLIAM b. UlLES.
JFigzaam. Oct. 20.
FRIDAY. JULY 9. s,--
The Senate resumed the consider
alton of the nonlnatioD OF Jonathan
Russell. of Rhode Island. to be All.
Mister plenipoteniiary to sweden to-
gether with the motion OF Mr..
Goldsborough uadsr consideration
yesterday. therel4 /; snd on The
question to agree 20 the mation. Is
was Determined Ia the affirmative,
yeas s2. nays tl. as fellows:
yEAS-Messrs. Anderson. Bib5,
Bieasoe. Brown. Dpsseii, Dans.
Fromentjn. GaiIiar,i, Geraaa, Giles.
Gilman, Geldshorough. Gore. Hor-
sey. Hunter. Kiag. LacOck, Lam
bert, Leih. Mason, Stoue. He!ls-22.
NAYS-Messrs.. Brent. Bulloek.
Campbell, Chace, Condit. Howell,
Morrow. Rabinsoa, Smith. TAFT, Fay
ler. Turner, Varnum. Woithing-
toni.
p" Resolved. That il is ineYpedient
at This time e. send nsinistcr, pie
nipotentiars 30 Sweden.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
N'a9z be eStred Jor safe. at the Vtniae
Stsre. this day,
The following Furniture
One Mahogany Side Board,
Ten elegant Gilt Chairs,
One new Carpet,
Six Prints,
One Mahogany Kuife-Case,
One small Looking Glass,
Three complete sets Chintz Curtains,
One Dining Table. and
One Mahogany Easy Chair.
November %.
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PUBIC SALE.
SALE BY AUCTION.

SALE BY AUCTION.
TEAS, RUSSIA & OTHER GOODS.
ON Thursday the 4sth inst. at eleven
o'clock. atthe Vendue Warehouse,
on O'Donnell's Wharf, ip the City Of
Baltimore, will commence the sale,
on terms which will tnen be- made
known - 49,. * IT,
5000 pieces short yellow Naakeens,
800 do. Russia Sheettngs,
200 do. Ravens Duck,
TEAS.
90 quarter chests Hyson,:
20 half quarter do.
90 quarter chest Young Hyson,
30 boxes oil ten Caddees each do.
II quarter and half quarter chests
Imperial & Gunpowder,
40 quarter chests Hyson Skin,
6 boxes SouchoDg.
ALSO.
200 mats Cassia, ,5e:~ !.
us bags fine quality Coffee.
.Mnscovado Sugar, ~. ,. .,.,-.
Antigua Rum. &c. &c.
The TEAS are of tho first quality and
selected from different cargoes, by a
person Of good judgement in the article.
Yates & Harrison,
AUCTI0NEERS.
Baltimore Nov. 2O--23h 1T
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The Democratic Governor of North
Carolina, delivered his message on the
10th inst. to the Legislature. We have
never yet seen so able an expose of the
dc!enceless state of the country as this
paper exhibits. The Governor point
out with minute precision, every, vul-
aerable point of the state, declares tbs;
The militia are without lead, powder or
Hints, and even suggests the manner
IN which the enemy ought to make h.
approaches. According to the dos
:rines Of the flsy, the Governor has ret.
dered himself clearly liable to prose.
tntion for treason againsr the Unite''
Ststes--at any rate 10 the just isdlgna-
l,on Of the met 49,.
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alexandria, Nov. 9TH 1871 3.

Alexandra, Nov. 9TH 1919.
WAS committed to the Jail of this
county as Runaway, Negro Boy 81
bout "A years of age, he says he /,
Tree born, and was bound 10 Ebenezer
Grub of Loudoun county Wal until
he was 81 years of age. and that saiti
Grub parted with him to q Man from
sbroad, from whom he Rsnaway-the
owner If any 10 request ed to como and
prove his properly, pay charges and
take him away, otherwise he will be
disposed of as the Law directA.
James Campbell.
New. -. !aw9m:
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,
md 0THEK
VALUABLE BOOKS3 .
Rxc ESpex lEsEIvED FOR SALE "
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DO Of Lord Erskine, 3 vols. ,fcsns
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Stanhope's, Thomas a. Kempis' whole
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Sermons by Horssley, Blair, Porteus,
Davies, Saurin, Watts, Jay, Burdsr
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Murray's Power Of Religion
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i'axter's Saints Rest Glide 70 Christ
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Rippen's and Methodists. do:
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Pounce < Boxes for d. Lead, Pewter
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Gentlemens & Ladies' Morocco Poc5et
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q thick and thin PLAYING Cards, Blank
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ALEXANDRIA,,
TUESDAY, NoyaaBER 90.
10 sHRw
.Hx VERY AGE & soDr OF The rIMs
us FORM AND PRRssuRE.

We are sorry to be compelled to de-
fer the publication Of the charge deli.
versd to the Grand jury of Baltimore
by the Hon Luther Martin. The SEN
timents which il expresses, do equal
credit to the head and to the heart Of the
author. Perhaps no better evidence Of
lis merit ought to be required, than that
which has been already furnished in the
gross abuse which it hascalIsd forth from
;i,e Editorial friends OF the administra-
ton Mr.. Gales calls it Trade a.
gainst the Administrator" with sundry
other epithets equally consistent with
his understanding and decency. The
truth is, that there was no necessity i'm
posed upon Mr.. Madison's pugilists by
this charge, to take up the cudgels in
Ills defence. The observations of Mr.
Martin are of a general nature, applis.,
ole to all times and to all governments
J hat, the man, who without just cause,
piungesa nation into war, is guilty o
rht most aggravated impiety, will ne
yer be question with any one who Ia
at all acquainted with civil or religious
obligations If Mr.. Madison has done
50, the sin is upon dis head. We are
ratified in observing taat the charge OF
Mr.. Mar,inA-the reply ofthe Grand Ju-
~ and the Rejcinder of the Court, ae
allm the press and will be speedily pub
!ished.
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MARRIED at Mount Vernon on
Thursday evening last, by the Rev. y.
Norris. NoBLEr HERBERT, Esq. to
Miss MANY LEE WASHINGTON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-29
Metino SJ Common Wool,
CARDED & MANUFACTU RED

THE froprietor' of the MaiSs COfon u
Wocien Ms-sf,7,,y at binniwiek, inform
their friend. aud he public, hey have three
new Casding Machines, one for Merlno and
two for common Wool, and have an erperien
ced W rkman. Mr.. John Brown that hi" fol
lowed the buiaefs feven year, They iikewiie
Manufacture and drels wooden cloths IN the
beit manner, having ostsiaed two experienced
European workmen. and intend making
B-oadeloths aud Canimsres of the firii quality.
They have for iaie at their itore IN B'uniwiok
Cotton Yarn, Of all numbers and bsh qualitie9;
Cotton and Woc.en Cloths of this country
manufacture. Fngliih aud Wea India Goods,
cheap tor cath or country produce.
Wanted, Merino and common Wool, tor
which csih will be paid.
VIM HAWs, egs-f far ,aid Cempany.
BSsmwka, Nay 81, 1878 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-29
Belknap & R unnells,
MSk.f,sG,

Ne I, Nifty Rs-s, MiSA'1N''H'
IIToUID inform their friends aid the puo.'
w lie, that from the ibersl sneoafagsn,n.
thew have received from he gentlemen OF 'n'
,owa and vicinity. snl af.Eger' who o'e'
Gon.ly rslart 20 thi. town, they inisae 81.
Iary.np their bufnef To aceomp'hh "sa
o.isSf ,hey b I'VE taken rains TO procure 'h'
very ben e ErgiS a. American Se'N
slCo the 6. n rate y akmen that can ne o.
tanned. Prom lie near, which they 20" pr.
fels they can allure the public TIA. Az o'as :,,
for Boots aud shoes Of every ddeiP'ion W"'
be punttualy srseu'sd, and the "o'K r rs..
in a l.ile NOT e.eesded in this ace iney
have on hand ready made Boots and shOs''
pumn, and Over shoes, made OF the oen We.
,erias aud warranted good. Any gentleman
that may be Is. wan, OF The above artleie'...
he az well fitted as though he had his mes'u.
taken. In addition TO she above they na
;uf, received large afor ment OF Ladies ans ~.
MnIe. SHOES, of all deieript'ous. az" ~.
Italian Pane Backing and b ack ha'' GU ~
noo,. and Shoes, together with Boot anu '"''
Trimmings, of all kinds a,,,,,
All orders for Boots and SHOES uh''1'
attended 10 mani.
x-r Two Journeymen Boot Makers, ~ ~
ed immediately. eD NV -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-29
Leonard & A. II. Crofs.

Ns. 5, Usiaa -ROtv, MidAis FSssf.
HAVE juit received, aud offer for fale,
IS chefs Hyfon, Hyfou Skin, Souchong and
Congo TEAS, of hyperion quality, of the
Alert and Trumhul eargoes
so bag, Coffee 20 bbls * boxes SUGAR
40 bags Wen India Couon-5 do upland
Is bsIes 7 sy 9 Gaf'
p do. No. Ck 7coate
20 hoIe. Gre quality Spaniih Cigars
20 NJ American do 10 boIes shaving Soap
boxe. Raifns-5 kegs Tobacco
pipes Gin-2 do Cogniac Brandy
5 cales Vldonia Wlne-Pcrt x alaga do,
so lbs. Spanlih Float and Bengal Indigo
50 lbs Cloves Numegs- Calha-PepPsr
Pinen;o- Ginger -sah petre-CandIes, &c.
s. caDts infpe6ted Gua Powder.
~ The above Goods will be fold cheap for
cath or ihort approved credit
Noe % 6w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-29
M aRSHAL'S NOTICE,
Vaifss S.sfe IF dms,i1s
Name n


Mans q :
DURsUANT to warrants from the Hon. Da.
vld sewsl, Judge OF the Difra Coau Of
Maine, do hersty give public notice that
the following libels alias information are 6lsd
in fad DlnIiet Court or.
A llbel alias information sgan1 the fehr,
allied the suceel., of Bath Cssb Heath, late
mater, of the tutthen of about one hundred
and thirty IN tons, and Cargo on board, con.
fitting Of Sat; feed by joihuA WingNe, Jun.
Elq Collector Of the Dinrie of Bath, in laid
DlitrlSt of Name. which ie.aure was made tor
bresche, of the laws of the United s,ares-.
That a hearing aud nial will be had on fad
libsi Alias information. Al Portland, on The era
Tusfday of December next, an faid Dlind,
when aud where any pe,ion ,nterelied 10 laid
Vtfel or Cargo may appear aud thew cauis
If any can be ihewo, wherefore the isme mar
NOT be dscrted fotfeit and dnpoieo Of aecor.
ding to law Given under my hand a, Bah,
this 18th day OF Nov Is
J b SWaNION, Dy Ms,3L
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-29
NOTICE..
WHEREAS the fubicriber. at U'ica, in The

{AIHEREA3 the fubicriber. at Utica 10 The
town Of Whi,estown County Of Onet
da and ftaie sf New york having obtained
Letter. Pa eat from the PreGdent # he uni.
ted Ststss for An improvement, in ,he Elevation
OF Water--lhi. parent rs gwen for ra'fog
water for domellic purpofe,. for the watering
Of eiiie,, 6re engine. and many other ulsfal
furpoles This mode of rafting walsr " Al.
owed by thof. who are Killed IN Hydraullc
to fupercsde all Others tina ever have been 10
ufe - / hi. therefore is 70 forbid al pefioos
making wedding or udrg any pat Of the lad
pt,ns,pal wuhout permiihcn from he P4iea
tee, a, JOSIAH Shaw his ageat at Gorhsn,
(Maine) where the utility and force Of the
Machine may be ieen
JONATHAN EVANS.
Unso. o9 8, 1873.