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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-20
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PLEASAE7S' Book Store, Richmond,
SKETCHES,
Of the Naval History of the United States from
the commencement of the Revolutionary War
to IN present time; containing detailed ,ac-
counts of all the interesting actions of the publ
lie vessels OF the United States and OF Priya-
teers and an Historical View Of the policy &
ctss OF the United States Government, relative
the Naval Establishment Likewise an APP
PENDix wherein the chiefpart of the Impor.
tant Documents concerning the NAVY are collec
ted.-By Thomas Clarke, u. s, Typographical
Engineer.
Travels through the Canadas,
Containing a description Of the Picturesque
Scenery of some Of the Rivers and Lakes with
an account of the Productions, Commerce and
Inhabitants OF those provinces. By G.. Heriot,
Esq. Deputy Post Master Gen. of British North
America.
Original Letters, &c.
OF Sir John FaIstaH, selected From genuine
manuscripts, which have been in the possessi,
on Of Dame Quickly ana her descendants nesa
400 yeasst and now dedicated to Master Sam.
relaunde.
Narrative Poems
onthe Female Character, in the various rela
tions OF Human Life, including Banch, & the
Rival Sisters by Mary Russell Milford.
The -isztfeman's RfllsicaL kehositoru.
Being Selection from he Ancient and Mod
ern Muse Of Erin, with a number Of Scotch a
Welsh Airs. and several oaiginal pieces by the
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New Advertisement.
NOTICE.

VNHATi in virtue of deed in trust execu.
Il ted by John G. Littlepage, Esqr. shall
on Monday, the 27th day OF December ,ext,
before the front door of the Eagle Tavern in
this City. expose to sale BY Public Auction
the highest bidder for ready money, the
following -
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CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.

"WEDNESDAY, December Is.
The Senate this cay sat with closed doors
from the time of con, ening, until late hour in
the evening".
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Notice.

XXTIDLBE SOLD, 70 the highest bidder, for
w cash on Saturday the LIST day of January
next, at u. Brooks's Tavern in the Town Of
Manchester One Negro Mgn by The name Of
Phil, woman named Leity SIX Feather Beds, K
Furniture also. two sSi,the Presses, tho pro-
perry OF Richard TayIpF, deceased. 20 satisfy a
de d oi trust execWttdrto ,he subscriber, on
the twenty second day of<tugiis, one thousand
eight hundred and Twelve TO SECURE Ne,soa
FIournoy, in certain debt due by tie said
Taylor to James Elliott, wherein the said
FlOsrnoy became bound ~ las security
NATHANIEL CHI ORES.
Deer rs, 1873. (4t)
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Wheat Fan.
WAGON, DRAY& CART, MhNUFACToRy
Near the Baein

WAGON, DRAY& CART, MANUFACTORY
Near the Baein
|HiiE subscriber having taken the house and lot
I.sely occupied by DerrongI & Evans wheel.
wrishts, on ID street, opposite the coal wards on
the Basin bank, aud procured very hne stock of
timber, has commenced she sbove business in all its
varieties. Those disposedjh favor him with their
custom may rely on theirtsopk beas faithfully exc
cuted, and on as short uelce as the nature Of the
work MI admit of In ambition to the above articles
&c farmers may get supplied with PIouei,s. liar,
rows, Dri-Pioughs, for drilling corn, peas turnips.
He. or ploughs stocked aud repaired upon the
most approved plsn-Aiillers can be furnished with
MAl-Screens OF any dimensions, or with vowed Wire
for screens mill shakes Orders left at the store Of
Samuel g. Adams, Lynchburg, or of this place, will
be punctualy attended to-
SAMUEL p. PARSONS.
Richmond, lin Mo- 9ed, 1878.
". r. wan to contract for the getting of a con-
siderable guaotity Of Whife OK Cieayf SbOkes,
be got IN tie course OF the winter for which II.
bersl price will be given on delivery.
Richmond, Nov 20. 4wN
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VIM. Cowan,
HITCH MAKER + S1rpRRr

II respectfully informs his customers and the nub.
lie, that he has on hand sagood assortment Of
Pstert Lever, Repeating, Lazy ), aud other Watch.
10 Gold and Silver C@ef Clocks and lime
pieces, fashionable assortwent of Jewery Silver,
and Plated ware, Gold. Gilt, Silver. and Plated
Epsuets, Silver, and Gilt Cord, Swords and Dirk
Sword Belts, Specl acles Steel, Silk, and Gilt walcb
Chains, seals Keys, sc. with great variety OF o.
Their Articles in his line, all of which he offers n,
the lowest prices.
n. Il. Watches and Clocks, carefully repaired.
Jewe'ery and Silver Ware made to order
Dee. 8. Csw.l
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The public feeling was kept in sus-
pence, during the whole OF Sturdy
No express to the eaavernor--no private
passenger arrived to inform us OF our
losses. The stage from Williamsburg
at length arrived IN the evening, aud an
Intelligent lady, the wife OF one OF the
brave cap;sins, engaged In the action,
relieved us in few words from the aux
ie,v which state of srspence bad pre-
duced. Corbiu was not dead, though
his arm had heer shattered, and his leg
STRICKEN By bells Anderson was safe
Our detachment were safe Of York, ex-
cept about IS. who were missing zoo
OF the enemy had fallen Aud Hamp-
ton though it was in the hands ct the e.
ncniy, vas no, yet in ashes No thanks
to the Cockburns and House.burners OF
the enemy, vho preserve II perhaps Tor
their own accommodation.
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CELEBRATIONS or TIE
Ath of July 1919.

In obedience to General Orders, the
lst regiment of the second brigade, and
Capt. MandevIlle's company ot cavalry,
of the Cd regiment, will assemble OH
Saturday next the Sd ofJuIy, al 8 o'clock
in the morning. in Fairfax street, their
right on Cameron street.
AT 9 o'clock the line viii be formed,
and will he reviewed at 10 o'clock by
Major General Van Meas, accompanied
By Brigadier General. Yourg & Smith.
and the General Staff Of the Division.
The morning will be ushered in by a
nationa; sal1te fcpm capt. Marsteller's
Artillery.
On Sunday the 4tb Of July, the troops
will again assemble at the Court House
square in full uniform and with side
arms, from whence they will rrarch to
ST. Paul's Church, where sermon suit.
able to the eccasiop, will be delivered by
tie Rev. MIR. Wilmer.
By order Of the Commandant.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Adit. lst Regt. I'd Bat M. Dc.
July 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-02
FOR SALE.

A Tract OF Land, in the District Of
Columbia, containing one hundred and
eighty -six acres, large proportion of
which is well timbered, the residue
being cleared and ct fertile soil. Az
so another Iraat, containing about 100
acres, through l,,ch the Washington
aud Little River Tu-npike road passes.
On sid laHG are sever. handsome ST.
tuaduns, commanding TN extensive
vieN Of the cir.u'ajat.nt neighbour
hood. Near the above turnpike, per.
hsps, wouldbe GOOD stand Tor pub
lie house. Also Mill Seat. being
possessed Of every possible advantage,
having 8 and half feet natural fall in
a snort distance, with plenty of good
stone Sufficient for a dam and building
of any dimensions. Iwili sell all. or
any pa, Of the above property, or exc
change fer bank stock or country pro-
duce. Apply to
G. w. Carlin.
Alexandria
March Is law
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-02

Hampton, almost all the female inhabi-
tants left the town and carried with them
nearly every movable of value, 50 that
the enemy did not find much plumber
there. Soon after they took possession
they stationed about 200 men at the
Back river bridge, and about the same
number at cross road near the town,
so as to guard the chief passes to it.
1t is said and believed that party
of them went to Pembroke, country
seat between the Bridge and cross road,
where they found the gentleman OF the
house, Mr.. Kirby. in dying state,
supported in the bed by his wife; they
Instantly shot him through the body and
dangerously wounded his wife. they
also shot down two negroes in the yard
A great Number of Rockets were dis
charged from the barges in the crsek,
most of which flew over the town ana
fell 10 the icld adjoining little or no
damage WAS done by them; only two
houses caught fire. which wa: soon ex-
tingai.hod bv captain Pryor and his men
A considerable body of Frenchmeu land
ed with the enemy, and were placed IN
front during the ACTION. They mani
tested every mark OF un~llingness to
Misunderstanding their guns so high as
to do no injury, and raising their hands
as if imploring mercy whenever our
troops could level their pieces. Our
riflemen are supposed to have done
great execution. Several British otti-
GERS were ssen to fall, one OF whom
captain Servant thinks had golden e
psulette on each shoulder. The French
officer at York, it is said, was not in the
action. He deserted soon after landlas,
and surrendered his sword to gentle
man be met on the road. He went on
to York with our troops and expressed
great wish to be taken into service.
The Executive are adopting additions
al measures. Three more troops OF
horse are called out-and further steps
are taken, which it would be improper
to detail.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-02
Hydrotho5ia Cured by pinesar'

Fxtract Of letter from Venice.
uIfyou were here, you would BE-
much pleased with discovery n,pde
Udine, the capital OF Friuii. snai' pre-
vince belonging to this republic Inc
discovery is this: A poor man, iyi"s
u~der the frishtIul tertures oil the fiv'
droptcbia, was cured by some df"'g as
of vinegar, given him BY mI$'"ke' ~
stead of another potion. A phVsicia"
OF Padua, called Count Leonlsss, &C;
intelligence of this event at Udlne' aDi
tried the same remedy upon patent
that was brought to the Padua Hospital
administering him pound ofvinegar III
the morning, another at noon, and third
at sunset, ;:nd the man was speedily AM
perfectly cured.
81 have diffused through Italy this
discovery, by means Of pe"iodlcsi pa
Dor that am writing and | hope tia
you will make it known in England b.
means of your public papers, and an
sure this astonishing remedy will have
as happy an effect there. AS it had here
so should DE glad to be appI'zed of III
that | may relate it in my saia paper
As you have more rambling dogs in
London, than we have here.lt Is probable
that the experiment vii! snoH re tried
and, please COP, with good success =
Your humanity assures oe, that rou VIII
not delay a moment 70 acqua'ht your
coustrymen with this, a. have done
miro
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NEW YORK. June %.

~ Il
We have been fav ored with The follow
ing extract of letter by gentleman in
this city, which he has just received
from his friend at Geneva. dated
"GENEvA, June 90.
CT havesjust arrived at this place and
find Geneva in arms. On Friday the
British feet (whch now commands The
lake) were lowering off Sodus, thirty
miles north OF this; indicating an "a
tention to land. Tac regiment of n''i'-
tia north Of us (Swiil's] were marched
there, and dimissed the next day at noon.
as the fleet disappeared. Last night at
10 O'Clock the British landed and erect
ed their standard. Their force is stated
to-day to be 1900, some say 1000 men.
Our militia are in arms and marching
towards that place the artillery co,npa-
nv left here at a O'Clock this morning.
CAPTAIN A Dox started at 2 with the
!i.ht Infantry and all others without
distinction of age. who are able to match,
have gone OF. Our reg ment (4Id) ID
ordered to rendezvous and march at 10
Tomorrow. suspect the British do not
mean TO make stand at Sndus, though
from their .hro wing mp breast worS II
would appear that they do not intend 10
be driven ID until they are ready TO 60.
If they mean to make stand, and Our
militia. who have already gene on, should
attack them immediately without being
properly organised, we shall probably
have an alarr ,his n!ght heavy hrIDg
was heard C.om sun rise yesterday until
one O'Clock 10 the direction OF OsWego
cause unknown.
"Our troops are concentrated at Fort
George, and think it likely will be cut
Of, as tie British have the command OF
the lake, and can preveDt their crossing
below the falls, and ifthey can prevent
their retrcstng to Fort Erie to reeross
at Black Rock, they will surely be cap
tured.
"P. S. Since writing the above an
express has arrived from Sodus, tor hive
companies Of our regiment 70 be there
at 10 Tomorrow morning it possible
The British force is said to be 1909
men--,here has been some skirmisbing
-one Of our men killed and two wound
ed. 1t is said an attempt will be made
to night TO dislodge the enemy.
The ship Eugenia, Hewitt, hence tor
Cadiz, went to sea on THURSDAY los'. al
ter being examined by the Statira. The
Marquis d'Yruio and family passengers,
with passport from Admiral Warren.
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rpeaortea for he .1ieraadria Gazette.
THURSDAY, July !.
A bill froa, the Ssnate to incorporate
T;re Insurance Company In the town
or Alexandria 10 the District OF Coiem-
~. was twice :&2d and referred 10 the
con,ri,tee or the Distiict OF Columbia.
hi frun lnc Senate to prohibit the
o;,;vens of the T.. S. from carrying on
any trade OF ;rafic vita the Unitedkag-
dnms Of Ga:ai-Bri;ain and Ireland and
their dependencies. wa, read first and
secondsipe aGd referred to committee
- ,e, whole house Cor tomorrow:
A bill from the Senate to authorize
The President Of The United States to
c,u,<e 10 be baiit barges for The defence
&c tee p9r,s and na'bors OF the United
Sta,cs. was twice read end referred TO
the conn,iilee or naval affairs.
TAX BILLS.
An engrossed BILL for the assessment
org ca"ec,!on Of direct tares aud inter-
mai gafip., Was read third time.
TIE question on It's passage was de-
dec Aed by ayes and noes, and were yeas
s., oays s..
The house in committee Of the whole
NJ Nelson in the chair, 90 the bill lag
mr dt.ties on licenses to diS.HLcrs 81 &fi-
ri.a.us fg4ors.
Ne. Tsslor moved to strike ont the
se.nrd s.c,ou IF the bill. Negatiycd,
6s 1871.
N. Fisk &c New York moved to a
mend the I'd section By striking out nine
cea,s, he duty PROPOSED to be laid on the
ceosei,v Of the still for using 1t two
weeks, and ias cIiGg u cents, with a
view should nj, amendment prevail, OF
moying a.. adiitior ct s. l-3 per cent on
oil tie rates ixcd bv the committee OF
WIS aud VI aus. Neearved ~ to rs
Two amend enss were proposed BY
Mr.. Potteran Mr. King Of Mass. which
we're calculated 10 eqna'ize the duties
on stills employed in distil!ing foreige
and domestic materials, which were ne
ga,ived. n
This bill having been gone through
with. the bill for laying and collecting
direct tax was taken up and TIE COM
mittee were engaged Oh 1t tlii alter )
O'Clock.
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FPON NEW LONDON.

The schooner Eagle which ssliedtrom
this port on the 18th, was taken by the
enemy's bsrges at New London, on FIN
day, at half past o'clock bul OWING
to adverse winds the enemy were unable
to tow the schooner alongside The squad
ron. The cargo was attempting to be
got out into liz hters; in doing which an
explosion took place which killed up-
ward. OF 100 Of the enemy. Nota ves-
tige of the vessel. boats or men was 10
be seen. There was ore "a at anchor at
the time, about z miles from New-Lon-
den; and one f-iga;e hovein sight at sun
set. The beats were from the Ramll.
lies, ~.
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Al ZEN i ION F.!

ALEXANDRIA ISDEPRNDENT RLUES
You arc required to parade AT IL" MAJ
ket Square tomorrow mornins 81 8 O
Clock precisely, in complete un,i"rn
with knspsacks and raiiors, 20 J"in IN
the celebration of the day. 1t is hoped
that on an occasion such as the present.
no member will unnecessarily absen,
himself.
BY order Of the Captain,
|. p. THOMPSON, Sec'ry.
July Q IL
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscrioe'
on Occoquan, on Monday the 2lst Mst.
,wo Negroes, MosEs and EVE; Moses
man about six feet high, 10 years cid,
# dark complexion and is a very
likely fellow; had on when ne eloP4a
oznabrie trowsers, cotton SHIRT.
erey cloath waistcoat and felt hat' ont
L is probable he may change Is
lothes, as he has plenty OF money
Eve a stout woman, upwards OF terry
ears IF age, pretty dark complcxion'
snd bas lsrge scar on her breast. u
!: prohablc the said Negroes will ate
emp. 20 GO to orc OF the northern
sis,es, tos which purpose have b en-
pfprned Moses has procured pass.
Whoever viii apprehcnd the said Nes
aross and secure them in any jill so
:h,ti get ,hsns again, shall receive the
s..ovs rewara. or Twenty Dollars iof
Noses and len Tor Eve.
VIM. Davis.
July sH