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Maraeller.

4 .OlClNno..
|allRpE Is,,Ir
nd DRUGGISi
{.,ss Street, OPPOSITE
tJ5sO.rS, and He1'
jLIOTD'S'---- ST.. .,
&,i,,1 in addition to
| SOCK general as
lan., oGthe first qua ,
/ b. rlII sell whole.
% IS good terms %
l,sI in Baltimore or
fsn.ry Merchants and
H. ,onolie:i on the
t.S, or on a good
| $50 received a ge'
| d Surgical hs'r"'
! Patent Medicines,
Bittsrs,
tneDt,
h Elixir, for Coughs
!, assumptions, &c.
! Powders,
klhe Paste,
|,'d,
|n,nt, &c. &c.
lat cash price given
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
THE Subscriber will positively sell,
on the second Tuesday in May next at
Port Tobacco, {being the day tbs Or
phan's Court is keld) 10 the highest
bidder. twelve likely NEGRO MEN &
WOMEN, and amongst them is very
valuable Carpenter.
Jerrard Robertson.
April 81. ats.
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January ~
Iohn Gardner Laid

Iohn Gardner Ladd
Has FOR SALE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
bbls.
:yAt India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, of the lat.
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes, +,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Shcetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, Z by 9, 9 b. III, and 10 by II
Bristol Glass, in whole and half
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
Figses,
Lisbon Floor Mats.
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
< bbls.
Few or. casks old Sherry, London Par
ticular Madeira and Strengths HE'D
Wine,
Cordaee and Lines Of various serts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Wonen's and Children's Shoes
n.barrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster of Paris.
ALSO, PLOUGHS of,he most approved
construction and one pair French.
Burr Mill Stones.
October s.
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ADAM LYNN,
ohhosits the Mechanic. Benk, King St.
HAS FOR SALE,
II large e General Assortment Of
Ironmongery, Cutlery and
Saddlery, viz
Brass and Iron Rim door Locks
Stock, Locks, Pad Locks
Drawer and Chest LScks
Hinges of all kinds, Screws
Plated and Timed Bride Bits
Stirrups and Bride Buckles
Plated Spurs
Files and Rasps. Brass Caadlesticks
Shutters, Knives and Forks, Penknives
Razors, Scissors, Tutania Spoons
Bras. Wares, Fish Hooks, Shoe Knives
Avis and lacks
Needles and Pins, Curry-oombs
Plated and Gilt Buttons
Walkden's Ink-Powder
Looking Glasses, Fints
Britannia Tea-Pots, Sheep Shears
Carpenters Tools, Hand, Cross. Cut and
Mill Saws, Anvils and Vices
Truce Chairs-and variety OF etbsr
articles.
ALSO,
Grass and Grain Scythes and Siskles
Bar Iron, Steel, Nail Reds and
Hoop Iron
Gold and Silver Ware, Swords, Epsulets
Lace, Cord and Plumes
April IL
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
"HE Stockholders of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandra, are hereby
notified, that dividend Of pro6ts Of 4
per cent. on the capital stock paid in, Is
this day declared payable to them, or
their legal representatives, on Friday.
18th instant.
BY order Of the President anc
Directors.
VIM PAT0N, Jr. Sashstr:
Marcus du
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N O r I C E.

N Q T / G E.
THE Partnership of COTTON y
4 STEWART was Dissolved on
the !st instant by mutual CONSENT
Those having claims against the firm
viii please present them for payment
and those indebted call and settle their
accounts With JOHN \. STEWART. WHIT
is fully authorised to settle the same.
Peter Cotton.
John A. Stewart.
April 8
The Public are respect
fully informed that the Business will be
continued and conducted by JOHN A.
STEWART, who thankful for past
favors, sslsits a continuance ct the
same,
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Notice.

Notice.
THE Stockholders in the Hunting
J. Greek Bridge COMPANY, are no.
tiled, that an Election, for 4 President
and Four Directors, will be held at the
Toulouse on Monday the Sd day Of
May next
Jno. Hoof,
zreasurer.
April $.
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NOTICE..

CHARLES BENNETT
OFFERS FOR SALE
3'boxes 7-s & a. Irish Linens
4 do. Colored Threads assorted, . 70 II
2 do. Nuns Thread do. sto 4s
A few pieces real supor6ne Cloths aud
Kerseymeres
10 bales India Cottons
5000 pieces Nankecns-
One hex w. C.. Needles, 1 To ID
s casks Red Clover Seed
December 9 eostlaS3
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LAWRASON g. FOWLE

LAWRASON g. FOWLS
HIVE FOR SALE
THE Cargo Of Schooner Traveller,
Capt. Morrow, from Portland, OF 1000
feet merchantable and clear Lumber.
also, LANDING,
$500 lbs. Seine and Sewing Twine.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candles
80 cases sweet Oil.
10 barrels tanners Oil.
February /.
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Notice is hereby given to
the poor women OF the town of Aiexan-
dria, that or application to the subscr'-
Der, they can be furnished with cotton
to spin, and that a liberal price will be
paid for SPINNING the same.
Ifaac Robbins.
Whe has for Sale,
Cotton suitable for making carpets,
spun by the poor of the town, and the
proceeds of which will te applied to
heir relief
december l6.
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SUSPENDERS.

SUSPENDERS.
An assortment of the above articles
may be had at the Mandatory, lower
end of Prince Street-HaDdsome pat
terms and low prices.
Richard Horwell.
April s. dim.
N. B. A few Of Horwell's patent 6
extra quality Nett Suspcnders, finished
in very superior stile.
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FOR FREIGHT,
~ The fast-saAing schooner
skEa Mary Ann,
Horatio Middleton, Master.
Burthen 800 Barrels--will be ready
for the reception of cargo in Eve days.
Applyto
Adams, Herbert & Co.
Who haze just reeeived for Sale,
lls Bales first quality Upland Cotton,
81 hhd.. do. do. Muscovado,
$4,000 VT. Green and White Coffee,
So hhds. md tierces Molasses,
% punchcons Rum,
IL chests Young Hyson Tea,
50 casks Brown Stout,
Is kegs Harris's Tobacco,
las boxes and half boxes Segar4
500 VT. Race Ginger, <
SO spanish Hides.
ALSO,
40 ton. Plaster Paris,
40 barrels Far.
March 4.
FOR SALE
On board the sloot Priscilla, new lying
at Merchants wharf,
4 Hhds. retailing Molasses
200 Bushels Liverpool Salt
80 Blown do:
so Patatoes
November IA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09

rlEah Prisoners, every viqia'.io os the iles-
sons or properly of any of his .najest5's sG5.
jccts, 50 peaccabiy demeain,; thcg,se!ves.
and hereby publicly prole sts aSa.ns, such
treasment, as equally unssnctiunSd By the
usages Of war, OK by the example afforded
ny Ina majesty forces with regard {, ga;
OF the American prisoners in liieir DosseS-
sion.
Given Under my hand and seal NJ arrns.
at kuigstol. :his l4ih daS OF lane, 1919.
GEORGE PREVO5..
Commander jf tlAe I.rces.
By his excellency's command,
y. B. BRENroE.
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LATEST From BERMUDA.

The swedish brig Gov. Ankefheim,
Gardner, DAYS from Bsrmuda, arrived a.
: providence ~ Monday the 2St'l ult. Capt.
John SalteT. of Portsmocth. a passenger ar
rived 81 Boston on tie 2sth, and communi
cated the Following information
That an emlargo vas laid at Bermuds,
Nag p, until Jpne 20 in censcQ usncs Ct
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isns SesrsnS csc anu sa.Iingcf al EXPEDITION,
supposed to DC going against Norfolk.
That chs expedition. consis,ing OF ,hc fol-
lowing vessels, sailed from Bermuda, Juue O.,
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BosT0H, June sc.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

We are indebted so the pollteness of Mr.
Toplif, of the Coffee House, for a Halifax
paper Of the 18th instant, containing fur.
ther extracts from London papers to the
18th If May. This paper came in the let.
ser bag OF the Henry, which arrived al this
port on the 23d inst. from Haliiax, but ali
ne packages IL contained having been en-
rely dcraDged. MIR. l.. vas unable TO Oh,
ain his paPero till yesterday.
DaiiV .HdU.
LoNpoHe May 2.
Iiirdsor Cattle, Moy l. E" Ills Maiestr
e 6ncn Tranquil, and in very comforta.
&c state, for the last month" Signes By
lrs. Ha!tosd, Bailey, Hcberden and Willis.
Ca'b9As GtsaeH pfisrs.-.1'bs following
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Nor1otk, Jniv 81
The Enemy! A part OF the entmy's
tcTce. as We stated IN our paper Of Tuesday
last, moved 40 LINES River. We have
since asce,taioed that one of the fTigates
came TO anchor of the mouth Of Pasaa
creek, the iest came too a little below Ho-
Island Ene schoorers proceeded no as
high a. Cabin Point Creek, aud sent ashore
detEchmehts Cf gen AZ several SEATS on both
sides OF the river 20 plumber, Some of them
landed st Sandy Point Qower end Of
Charles City) and took CT rs many beaves
as their bArgcs would carry others were
landed at different PORTS in Surry COUNTY.
where they sscceeded III laying the inhabi-
tafIts under contribution for supplies Of
fresh provisions; and Bot cOntented with
that, they dishgured the houses, destruyed
the furniture and committed pumbere. IN
cXcesses, unauthoriscJ ty the usases Of cIy;,
iizcd warfare, One ot 'hcss frsebUoters. told
some OF our people, ihat IL was their in en-
ton 70 attac'; the Fort ~ Huod's as soon
as they could buoy oh he channel so as 10
Bring up Their lrIgates. This fort is situa-
ted about IS niles below City Point, and
has hi;hesto aeen much neglected, Though il
IS ua9nes.!onabiy of great Importance to
the sa.riy OF The upper GOWNS. 1t is at pre-.
sent, however, we Ore happy 20 say, in q
Com picts state Of defence, and nav dcSv
the assault of the enemy.
On Friday last three barges from the
frigate then lying oT Pagan Greek, full Of
men, went up the creek as far As the rocks.
(about three miles below Smthheldl they
we're bred upon by small detachr,e II
militia, Grom IL to ~ and after returning
heir fire for about ten minutes, decamu ed,
None of our men we're injured, though the
balls few around them ike hail. An at
tack on Smithheld WAS hourly expected
'hcy have. however, respectable force at
mat place. But even il they should sue
coed in getting possession of it, they viz
find nothing but bare walls, as every article
OF valSe Is removed, and all the inha bitants
except those under arms, have lc ft the
town.
The following was the stu alton Of the
encmy IN Hampton Roads Yesterday at
o'clock, p. M.
Adm. Warren's ship, The 81. DOMINGO,
abreast Of Se~ell's Port; the Mani ~
s3out hat a rite fropl i,ar, aud a nisa =
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Domestic.
TREASURY REP0sr.

TREASURY REP0sT.
IN obedience to the Act " SUI Elementary
to the Act entitled An act 20 e,,abl,.i,
the Treasury Department" TIE Actlny
secretary Of the Treasury H.spectfuii,
submits che following
REPORT.
The receipts into the (, ca .ury frorr tha 1s,
OF Oct. 1912, to the SIst March 1918 \ We
amouhtedto SI5.4l2,4l5 Is
HE balance in the treasury
on the 3Oth Of Sept. 1912.
was 2.262,e52 60
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8l7,775,ooS "a


Inc enclosed statement "A J shows in de
tan the several sources from which the re
ceipts we're derived, and the branches of ex
pehunure To WINCH the Disbursements from
the treasury were applied.
Pursuant to the act u the 9Th Of Feb-narv
last subscriptions for a loan Of sixteen mti.
lions OF dollars were opened on tn. 18Th. and
again ON The 25th OF March last. rut al
though thirteen Yeats annuity of one uet
cent was offered in addition TO a six ner
cent stock at par, for the money which
might be subscribed, it being aDoarsnt frnco
the result OF the first subscription. that The
whoie amount could not be obtained ON ,hose
terms proposals III writing were invited !
Oilers, exceeding by about a million of dol
'ars the amount wanted, were RECEIVED
some demanding a thirteen years anpui,v O,
J one ana nan per cent. IN addition TO SIX
per Cen'. stock at par, but most Of then
| requiring SIX per cent. stock at the rae :,
| 90 per cent. On these terms. lcayino r
the subscribers the option. the loan was ct
1 yected. IN conformity with the public nnti
hcation the same terms were extended =,
! those persons who had sul1sc ribed on Tho grs
opening OF the subscription, and tb-v ha,,
the same option; which, il the stock a, IN,
rate OK So per cent. b. taken, is eonivatc,
! precisely 20 premium Of 10 dollars and 8.
cents aud I'll OF CEN foF each bu,srr,
dollars loaned 10 government. The erclose,
napsFs under he letter (H) are couies =, ;
several public notices given IN the s,h;ec,
ana statement OF the noa,es respsct,yeI.
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For SHie,

IT 1Pgl38gC-54UcYtFo ".
nm "Wednesday 9Th inst Lot n. s24, situated in
~ the North west of the square whore the lacks
.ce connected, 18th the Basin, near the Limb r
House OF Thomas n Amos L,id and on the same
sIuare-is Is nearly covered Nv water, which (sOr
building Embcr Houses with passage by waserl
is thought no observation-disclosures viii be one halt
cash, negotiable notes ninety days. the purehs-
20 pay the diseouut-the other baif in six
Jnonths. with liberty "a the purchaser pay cash Il
be allowed gsnll Diseount.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
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NNliCE.

{STI{G Rr,h.day OF An.r;esn Freedom and Indo.
II prudence approache.
The members of ti,s Society Of Frien''s OF the
Revolution, are Requested to 'aeer at the Washing
s,n T,sess, on "Wednesday ne,t the l3th iast. At
4 s'elosi the afte rnoon, for the purpose of ma
Ring necessary arrangements for celebrating tina,
sIorio anniversary.
WIN. ROBERTSON. sec'ry
June g.
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PETERSBURG ACADEMY.

wv ANTED 90 the nth OF July next, an assistant
~ tor this Ae.ien,y who is qualified to teach
tie Ens,is Language the jnni,r classes in Latin,
Writ;as, Arithmetic & Typography.
TO Gentleman weh quaf d, particularly IL he
4nier:,snls the French language, good salary
will be gwen.
" y. n" applications, but ,bose made personally,
will be regarded.
June A. At
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sa' u'd have been obliged to sign similar
aeciara ion. "a
b-'e rue honor 20 send you the pas sport rs
that You have asked.
a cept. | raw YOU. NJ. lie Baron. the as.
>ur"nce Ut my confederation
Signed The DUKE DE PAssANo.
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POUND,

FOUND
4 IN the 25th Nav, On the sksad between RcI,
W nond and Col. G1oisl,ay Tavern,
GOLD WATCH,
which the owner may have by describing ebc
watch and paying tae charge Of THIS 9dSsrtis@n-ns
JOSEPH FARLEY,
Nadison County.
June 8. a.p
FsyWENTT Boxes Cotton Cards aor sale, II
J. LUCKE, SiLER %.
Pune j. r
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Vol. fo.-------No -.

obtained by.opcn Subscriptions and bv writ
! ten proposals. and showing also the sums
obtained and pas able in each place where
subscriptions were oesued. - .s.~i-t ~
Ot that sum of sixteen millions of dollars
INNS -nStsined IN loan, there was paid in,c
the I treasury, prior 70 he IS, nf April 1915.
the SUM ct Sl,os6,y37 so whicl, makes y
part ot the monies received previously to
that day as stated IN the statetrert (A-)
The resources for the residue of the ear
1913 consist of the following items, viz
1. The remainder of the:
loan ahovenenti, aed sI4.ols. sa
Q. The sums payable or,
account Of Customs and of
the >aies 81 Public Lands, es- F
tiu,ated ~ coo ono
I s. The FIVE millions of dol
lars in Treasury notes .au-
thoriScd by the act Of Feb, 5.;csE
as, 1878, 600 coo :,
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Making together
er 17,775,O68 81

The expenditures from the
lst efOct. 1919, to the 31sr
or March, 1915, have a.
mounted 10
Leaving a balance in the trea
sury on the lst Of April,
1915, Of
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100000
IL SEQ Ooo
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Say Dolls.

''tFfFenSeS for the last
tas,Ffy sent Year are calcu.at
VIZ.
L. Civil list. ard all ex.
D nses of a civil nature both
foreign and domestic
2 Payments IN account os
the Prinoipa! and Iaterest os
the Public Debt. as per Es-
timate CO herewith
s. Expenses ON account Of
The War and Navy Depart
menty
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Foreirn.

IMPORTAMT FRENCH STATE pa
z'raasiafe! fer ne 8ostor Chros;cle from
IRE J2ar'.a! PaGti2us. Of Nantz, I2lh
-4ari(.
ANSWER TO THE NOTE OF THE BARON
KausE NARcN ~-oR. AS ITIs STYLED,
TIE PRUSSIA SfAHIFEsTo
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S15,919,s3+ Al
DA CO.. 80 So
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NETWORK, Oct. IL.

Smart Skirmish.-A gentleman whe
went passenger to New London, in the
packet Juno, captain Howard, and has
returned to this city, gives the follow
ing particulars of a skirnish with the
British on his passage The packet
left here on Sunday morning, Sd inst.
and on Monday, about noon, was cut OF
in her coarse off Goshen Point, about
miles west of the light by
.chr. (tender) and barge from the Bril-
fish squadron off New.London. She
carried two 4.pounders, one ID. carro-
made, fosr blunderbusses, and nine mus
kets, and pine men, including several CD
pable aud useful passengers. The ten
der was at first coming alone, but after
following the sIoop considerable time,
MT back to the rs, and took barge with
more men in tow, and returned to the
chase. On getting within short musket
shot, captain Howard opened his hre
upsn the enemy, who returned II win
,n;r;,. until charge OF grape from the
carronade took effect, when her peak
fell. and mainsail settled down, and she
wore away {being to windward) with her
sail Tapping, for the ships. Six barges
out off from the squadron to reinforce
the enemy, on the commencement OF the
action. The wind being fresh, the pack
ct kept on her course, and struck twice
ON Goshen Point, running close IN to
obtain the assistance of the militia, (three
or four companies Of whom were on the
shore)if it should become necessity
Not a single shot from the British struck
the Juno, though many were seen to
strike bcyond and about her-and nooo-
dy on hoard was hurt hut young man.
who was scorched by the accidental ex-
plosion of horn of powder. The enc
nv probably received some damage, as
the tender had been along side the "a
ever since, until Thursday night, ~hen
she was left there. The GOODNESS and
resolution ofcspt. Howard, were instru-
menta: in saving his vessel and valua-
bic cargo. and en,itle him to much ere
dir. He was chased into Saybrook
short time since, when he shot away the
mast Of one Of his pursuers, ana escaped
in safety.
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Youthful Detiravity and Desperation.

Youthful Detravny and Desperation.
The papers gave an account, few
days since, Of a boy, IS or "a years old,
at Williamsburg, Virginia, having shot
himself on the 10th instant, in conse-
quence of receiving cbastisement from
his father. An instance Of equal singu-
larity and savage hardwood occurred in
this city on Friday last, when Daniel
Caugholin, boy Ia or Is years old, and
small of his age, having been corrected
by his master for swimming in the river,
immediately went aid hanged himself
with his handkerchief ~ Y. Cot.
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ca, any call thess pleasures Yes and
,oaa in the pursuit, they prostitute r
,,rir service, distinguished ability an
youthful yigor, their hopes in this worle
and in that which is to come.
May not, says an advocate for plea
sure may I not indulge appetites i'm.
planted in my body Can little excess
he so reproachabIe Must cease to be
ioyiai with my friend orincur the venge-
,nee of omnipotence ! neither wish
nor do harm TO any creature under bea.
zen, it is a small deviation, if a fault, it
cannot be objectionable.
These are words of course, q plea for
what is your shame. Ihave known &C.
MINIS, e!oguenee, a turn for business, adj
psatages which must sson have render.
ed the possessor Hourishing aud indie
pendent, totally lost through dissipation;
the dissipated cannot escape disgrace
and ruin. Beware thoughtless youth,
from the moment that you disregard God,
and man, and conscience. from that mo-
ment you are in danger. you approach
precipice, step farther, you are gone
beyond recovery.
Rejoice, o young man, In thy
youth, and let thy heart cheer thee in the
days Of thy youth, and walk in the ways
Of thine heart, and in the sight of thy
eyes: but know thou, that for all these
things God quiH bring thee into judg
mcnt." A lrver of pleasure more than
als,er of God is prominent feature in
very edious character. They who live
in pleasure on earth and sre wanton, are
nourished like the beast for the day Of
slaughter. She who iivelh in pleasure
IS dead whilst she livetb. Flee youth.
full pleasure, they weaken and destroy
the religious principle. Such have their
good things in time, but in eternity they
are tormented.*
ITO see a world by spirit in all its ma
lightly and danger, consult the following
passages of scripture, Luke xiv, l6-2s,
! Corinthians, vi. 9, 10. Gallafions ".
10, 20, 81. Philip, iii. ls, 10. James
iv. l-s, v. Us. Matthew v. 27-Sl,
vi. lo-25,
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. u.

ErtrGct efa letter from BE6als to gen
Heman in this city, dated Setf. 80.
Yesterday three thousand regulars
embarked at Fort George for Sackett's
Harbor, some of them on board the meet
but the greaterpaEt in open boats which
will carrv from thirty to Fifty men each
I san them oil under weigh yesterday
mornirg. 1t is said the whole army Is
to cross over and attack Kingston as
soon as possible after they arrive at
Sackett's Harbor. I understand Gen
Wilkinson went IN the feet. Fort
George is left under the command OF
col. Scott, with Eve hundred regulars
and three thousand militia. There are
perhaps three thousand more mlsit'a
'sl0nseers At Fort Niagara and Lewis
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-16
PRICES CURRENT

lit Wew- Orleans, Sehf. Is. 1918.
Cotton TOTO 10 l,2 cents per ID.
Sugar 9 2to 80 per cwt.
Lead 7.l.2 to SO per do.
Flour 9 to 80 IL per Dbl.
Coffee ls to 90 cts. per ID.
Russia Duck 60 to $40 per piece
Ravens do. 80 to IS do.
Russia Sheetings IS to SO do.
Tin Plates so to $50 per box
Ciaret Wine in casks 70 to $50
Do in boxes 10 to "a do.
Oh in do. l2to Sl3
Brown Soap % to 30 cts per ID
Brandy, 4th proof, a5o to 2s2 i-2 cts
per gallon.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-16
Alexandria.
SATURDAY, ocropxK IS.
"To SLEW
rvs rcas AND PRESSURE"
THE ENEMY.

On Sunday morning 10th inst. six
of the enemy's barges were disco
vered in the Pafuxent, apparently
sounding as high up as someryilPs
Island; the wind blowing fresh a
schooner stood in and made the sig
nal for return, which was Immediate
~ complied witIl--they joined 8 or ,
larger vessels, and stood down the
Bay.-FED. GAZETTE.