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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-16
;Pn1LApELpH1A. Feb 3

IHILADELPHIA, Feb 8,
BY the Ann Maria, Capt. Donaldson
rived here yesterday from Lisbon. a Ion-
don paper of the Goth Dec. is RECEIVED.
with an Official copy of Marshal Kutusoff,s
reports OF two brilliant victories obts;pad
IN the 10th and 18th of November. near
,Smolensko. over the French divisions of Ne,
ana DdVoust. On the 10Th, the fruits were
It'ooo prisoners, including many officers
OF uistinctlon; on the 18th, several thou-
s~ho prisoners, beside one entire BODY of In.
.ahery VINO caPitulatedein the light, consis-
tihS or 12,OO0-upwards of 200 pieces of
Cannon were taken, and the ,oss in .r;u.a
and wounded very great; in a word. tho
destruction OF the French army was rSro.
pete. Oavoust was wounded. but es
raPea across the Dnieper TWAS reported
.hdl bonaparte was in the action of the 17tb,
but made his escape. The Russian Cen
WI"Zihgerode and his aid (taken at Mos
cow were retaken.
The Bafon de Marachelle, of Davo &. d.
with many eagles and other trophies taken.
were deposited in the cathedral Of St. Pc
tersourg. on the 25th Of Nov in the pre-
sence OF the Emperor and royal family. w;tB
solemn L e Deum. Lord Cathcart's dis
patches are OF the 27 h Nov. He statea
that Bonaparte left Smolensk on the 13,h
nov after blowing up the ancient and vene-
rabie cathed al Of that city. Great bopee
existed that the invader would be inter
cepted IN his retreat towards Mask.
admiral Cockburne, in the Marlborough
~, sailed from Cadiz ON the 25th NoveH
per TOT the American station
Two severe earthquakes were felt in tbs
CITY OF Kingston, ]. the first at 4 past 81
o4Inck r NJ. IN the 9th Dec. and the We
cond az a before 3 A. NJ. on the 9TH. They
were both accompanied with the usual
rumbiIng noise, ard undulatory motion.
n passenger in the cartel Countess Cbis
chester, from Bermuda, states that the pyi.
vd'eer Snapper, OF Philadelphia, had been
captured by the Bri IA frieates HtoIe,t
Acasta and Maidstone, and sent 10 Bern,u.
ia. The privateer had upwards of SEQ
shot holes in her hull Stssads when she sur
rendered
lie aIs1 states. that tn captain and crew
OF the prvateer Il azcr, Of this bort. were
at Bermuda. and were t come home ip a
Carte three days Aztec he lei there that
the sioopS OF war Wasp add Fro c we're 1T
ting tor sea aid thai the ~ his, b. il, s..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-16
SUPREME COURT.

The Supreme Court of'the United States
il now in session,an all the Bench present,
excepting Judge ToDD, who has not vet
reached the city. They are busily engaged
in the consideration of the important cases
before them.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-16

The President Of the Senate, then decla-
red JAMES MADISON to be elected Pre-
sdent of the United States for four wear
-nsung the 9TH dav al March next, and
ELBRIDGE GERRY Vice President Of the
United States for like term Of years =
The Senate then departed from the house
in the order aud manner they had enter
cd and
The house adjourned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-16
., BUFFALo, Jan, ss.

L1ore .aRsenfccs from Canada vi, - =
On Saturday last, two soldiers and three
from Canada They state that s;rknsss ~
canine continue to ravage Upper Canada
that the most rigid. iron despotsm reigns-
NJ person can speak his sentiments with
freedom IN relation to the Government
mat the 4lst regiment is vecy much redu-
ced by desertion, sickness, &c. That on
the memorable 28th of November. Fort
Ere IT was northumberland that Mai. Henrv
Wdrren Quilted the batteries when our
brave tars attacked them. and did not re-
turn under or days afterwards, when
ne resigned. 1t is reported that he viii be.
, .iieo' Sohn Warren. jun. is said to succeed
nina. Our readers NAV estim fe tho .Lo..-
as they please; we give the source fIon,
whence il came. ''~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-16

Several letters have been received in this
city from Bufaioe and its vicinity, which
concur III stating that Gen Winchester is
not killed.. as reported from, OHIO. but is a
mong the prisoners taken b. the British.
We are yet at a loss to- which of these re-
ports ito attach the greatest credit. We
hope the British account is true
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
Canfonmens. il miisS1rom

BuGdioe. " Y. Jan SO. 1918
A flag has come across from Black
Rock & stated to Col. Boerstler, that Gen.
Winchester, with his whole army are pris-
opers uf, war, and the General is now at
Fort George or Fort Erie, and will be sent
over in day or two on parole. The flag
states that Gen. w. was taken after a hard
fought battle on the Rapids IF Miami. Or
ders have been issued to our men to be rea-
dy to march and tight, and have been most
cheerfully nbeyed. The lake is frozen over
strong enough to bear 40 tons, and it is pos
slble that the enemy, flushed with new
victory, may attempt to CROSS especially
as they are represented to be in great want
OF provisions and salt on the cnemy's side"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-16
WASHINGTON. Feb. .1a

The bill for the exclusion of foreign sea-
men from the armed vessels and merchant
service of the u. States, has passed to i Sd
reading in the House of Representatives by
an unexpected and unprecedented majority
OF u votes. Many gentlemen on the icte-
raj side of tine house voted for the hill, and
some agains, it. We have never seen any
question Oh which the, have been more divi-
dsd. The bin VIII certainly pass the house.
Its fate In the Senate cannot be anticipated
with any confidence.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-16
FIR President.
James Madison, of Virginia, 1913
Dewitt Clinton. of New York, 50
For Yice Presidcnf.

TIoridge Cerry Of NIassachusetts. 81
Jared lngersoll, Of Pennsylvania, &c
And James Madison was accordingly
clared TO be elected President of tile u s.
for 4years from the 9TH of March next &c
Efbudge Gerry Vice President for like
term,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-16

Washington Feb. IL.
The interesting ceremony OF Counting out
the votes for President and Vice President
OF the United States yesterday took
place, as required by the Constitution in the
presence OF both houses Of Congress. On
opening the Ballots it appeared that the
votes # the Electors had been given in as
follows:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-27

rotten planks, bilging upon the rocks and
micssands, and driven about, deprived of
Dart or compass, at the mercy OF The winds
fwsv>s. Is this merely fguratvc and
Aneiiul statement of our present situation !!
Iet the merchants and manufacturers of our
distressed and distracted country let the iu-
nlted and depressed feelings Of the whole
iation who are loud and unaaimohs in the eX-
PRESTON OF their opinions, answer TO the cor
ectness or falsehood OF the representation.
While America is s,raining every nerve 10
omplete her military aud naval establish
retits; and prepare tor II state of long pro-
taeted and vigorous warfare, whhe her pri-
w'eers are sweeping our vessels from the
slas, even in sight Of our own shores, and
OR Observation-Disclosures are actually in close
ald Continual blockade what are our admir-
aky boards, our naval com M ssioners and our
cabinet ministers about, al this awful and try
Ing momen, The question has already been
discussed IN anolher department Of this paper;
we shall, therefore, for tho present conclude
the subject with this observation that il the
late of England depends upcn her navy, and
that navy Is destined TO fall under the superior
aud all controlling energies os Republican
prowess, at least let us look our more
favored enemie. fairly and boldly in the face;
let us leave nothing to treachery, Negligence,
or incapaei,y let us meet our inevitable
doom with the becoming fortitude as men
and Britons, but let us not covet hasty and
premature ruin, by. sei.degredalion aud vol.
untary disgrace.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-27

do not mean to intimate, that ther. is not dan
ger at our very doors. But It is TO be avert
ed. II can be averied only by energy and de-
termination. II would DO objectionable 10
lu!! the public mind. 1t h in this, as in eycs
ry other csse, exertion will win safety.
Is The cxarhple set, by individuals of some
standing in the community, correct one
Ought we to blame nen, who rely on their
daily labor for their bread, If they leave tho
city, when We find those, with more means
and more at state, also rctreatingl We speak
plainly it is not time to spaSe man. The
cloud, which overhangs Us, will be dissipaled.
And let every man capable of bearing arms,
reflect, what will be his future feelings, is
his present conduct Is unworthy. The times
will long be remembered and infamy ihdei
liable will be stamped on all who qui, their
posts, in the day Of peril, as we'll as oisihoss,
who basely countenancc our deadly foes, and
attempt to paralixe the means which are 10
save their city, and defeat the Vaccinations
OF the enemy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-27

dark, supposing she could not see Us, Jibed
ship, and steered w. by n. about 8, z. NJ.
saw her lights, when she passed about ono
mile astern of US, at 5, A. NJ. by moonlight,
saw brig about two miles to wndward OF
Us, we bore away and she after us--she kept
way with Us until about 8, A. NJ. the 22d,
when we launched the Fifth buoy and found
this the trina of the vessel |; by 10, A. Nj.
ran her out OF sight. We now examined and
found we were at sea without any book ,chart,
or any instrument, save compass, with 40
gallons OF fresh water, and ten days prosis-
ions. Nothing material passed during the
passage, except that we we're several times
chased, and met with gale of who'd in the
gulph, which compelled Us to lay too abou,
90 hours, until the 2slh OF April, when VIC
made the land bearing N. w. /; as we drew
near II discovered II TO be Cape May saw
line OF battle ship In the channel, two vessels
endeavorins TO cut rs off up The bay, and
pilot boat in chase of US we suspecting
them to be roguishly inclined tnade as fast as
possible to land, and within pistol shot of the
pilot boat Pennsy ylvania, she being iull Of ar-
med Englishmen, bcached the vessel, and
jumped ashore at Cape May---having no
arms ourselves, were obliged TO abandon the
vessel to the 1--WE prisoners aud The Pensyiva-
MIA, after an anxious passage OF seven days.
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LAWS.
rpuBAfsnED By .ao1uoxrrr.l


- For the relief Of Washington Lee.
DEE enarted5 By nse Senate and House Of
II Representatives Of the Uhired Sfafes o
.1xeries IN Congress assrnt6ted Ths, the
proper accounting officer of the Department
of War, be, and he is hereby directed TO al
Low to Washington Lee, now captain in the
army of the United States, in the settlement
OF his acSoant, as Judge advocate for the south
ern department of the army, from the nine
teenth day of February, one thousand eight
hundred and ten, until the sixth day of Feb
ruary, one thousand eight hundred and twelve,
the same compensation which is provided for
judge advocates, when taken from the line,
by an act passed the eleventh day Of January
one thousand eight hundred and twelve, en,i-
tied I" An act TO raise an additional military
foree." II. CLAY,
Sheaker Of the House Of Representatives..
WIN. II CRAWFORD,
President Of the Senate, fro. rem,
March ,, l8l3.-APPRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
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-. Grand Restorative Tor nery'
ans disorders, inward weakness, etc.
,ee.s Indian Vegetable Speci"c' ior
lees Persian Lotion. for letters
'''I .ee.s Essence and Extract of Mus.
md. forthe Rheumatism, etc.
/, Lees Eye Water.
les I so,A-A The Drops.
tees Dama.k Lip salve.
Lees Corn Plaster
Lees Aaodyne Elixir, tor the cure
Of headaches.
Lee, Tooth Powder. ;.
The above Celebrated Medicines
continue to be faithfully prepared, ard
Sold by the Propie:ors, No. s3' r'ts-
Street, Baltimore. A.,
And by their appointment in Alex
andria, BY 49,.
r GRAY, bookseller, King-strees'
md N KINGSTON. Fairfax'stree''
10 country merchants ane others;
who purchase to sell again, liberal
nscount will be given by the proprie'
,orS.
70 detect counterfeits, observe each
.rticIe has. on the outside VIZ PIPER, the
Signature of
MICHAEL LEE, and Co.
N. B At the places OF sale may be
I'd igratis) pamphlets containing ca
IS Of cures whose length prevents
..ir being herewith Inserted.
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..... ~. .v.a,y tbirdo q April in

...;r, th;. twenty third q Apfn I'D
ae wear Of our Lord one thousano s,sa
,nnarsd and ten, tobe tui'y cemi-e
ed and ended. ,,,tbe d..
a"o0A'' " THOMAS P VI LIS
siyoea sealed and delivered N ,ne
oreser.:c Of GO 6 pRhonEM
IN consequence of the above AUTHORITY
ves,ed in ne, arising from contra
VIII Mr.. T. Paul, l hereby appoint I. .ne
following persons the only agents .o' o IN,
$40 of psul's Columbian OH, In the Guy
- PsIf;nore. viz. DR.. Edme Ducatel'
s;,n of the Golden head, No. Is Mar
te,stree, Messrs. Henry keerl x
Son, Druggists, sign OF Ceisus's hea q;
No. 2ss Market-st. near the corlei VI
Howard-st Doct Jesse Talbot, Drug
g.st corner Of Hanover and Market-sts
Messrs. Warner and Hanna, stahoners'
corux, of GAY ana Market sts. Messrs
q & R Wait. Lottery Office, corner
,fSt Psul's Lane and Market-st. "A
Miltenberger, StatioBer, No 10 Sign
Of Franklin, N Howard-st. Messrs
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IA Market-st.-M Felps Point, b.
Or. Henry Derry, Druggist NO: :
Markel-st. and Nathaniel Knight o'a
TONER, Fell's-street.-Cty Of Wash"S
nm Mcssrs. David OFT, s. Co. Drug
gists.-Philadeihhia. Mr.. Thomas Love
at DR.. Edwin, A. Atlee's, No, IS Mort
4tb ST. John Y. Bryant, Druggls'
Corner of ID and Pine-Streets-Jere
miah Morris, Druggist, No. 2e3 Mar
ket-Street--S,ephen North, Druggis'
No. IS High st. between I'd and %
streets, Mcssrs Crowl & Segar. III %
pists. Market st.-Ne9v York, Messrs.
John s Thomas l.. Clark, Druggists
Maiden Lane, Messrs Laurence y
Reese. Druggists, Pearl ST. Messrs. -"
&R. Waites's. Nos. So and "a, Maiden
Lane.-York Foam, DR.. John Fisher,
Drug -AunahoHs. Mcssrs. Chllds &
Shaw George To7vn. DR.. John Ok
Drus,-Laacaster. DR.. Samuel Fab;
nestock. Drug.--Harrisburg. DR.. John
c. Wrestling, Drug.-Easton. d Tho
mas H. Dawson, Drug.-Pete.t6urs
Vrg Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
gists-Hagerstown. DR.. Frederick Mi
ier,Druggist.-Frederickt04Un. Or: John
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John s. Abm. Miller, Druggists.-Han-
ooer. Messrs. Frederick * Wm. SaueT-
mann, Druggists.-CarHslt. DR.. Jon"
Fahnestock, Druggist.-Rrook pMe
montgomery co., Mr. Bricc Gassaway'
AND ~ -4LbxASDRiA, s1
RICHARD II. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store: No. l6,
sign Of the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March % law3m
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ROBERT GRAY,


Has Just IeCelved-ior sale-a few CO..
pies Of
Lees Memoirs Of TIE War in the Soll{h.
ern department. of the United States
BIounts Practical Navigator and Coas,
Pilot
Jackson's Bookkeeping
Books oil Common Prayer, in plain an,l
morocco bindings
Msir's Introduction
Lancaster's Ep.tome
rather and Daughter BY Mrs. Opie
Ahickerba ker's New-York
Practical iety
he RIM Ter by Dr. Johnson, in fo"
neat Pocket volumes, bound in boara.
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.,hOJl-hana System.

ty1HILsTIwas N Europcin 1872
w asystem Of SHORTHAND "aspu'-
,shed IN Philadelphia. In he Over
,sement o. that Work il is SAID 10 IL
&c system FUSED by Mr.. LLOYD Iii
king down the Debates Of Congress !;
system so easy that any man OF ordi.
~ Capacity may clearly comprehend
=, il la an hour, and soon practice IL
:. It's fullest extent, without any further
Instruction than what will DC conveyed
. a few pages-the whole art being
comprised in eighteen sintie char aeterS
ithout anyof those perPlexing a:6i.
,aty marks with which tie learners Of
the other syste ms, arc Obliged to bur
hen their memory or emsarrass their
,ractice." This is all very true and
n publication was at tina time pstron-
zed by Mr.. Madison, jr. M Jefferson,
AMI almost all the then members OF
congress, many of those gentlemen
subscribing for ten e2hiGs each; but that
ystem was very far from being per.
TT, though some OF secret trne1-
h,cs we're diyu,gcd and everr kind OF
york since printed Oh this subject, has
ken advantage CT what was then dis
closed
am now about 10 print the system
i, its perfect ate, intended tor the
sc Of schools. with such plain !nstruo-
ions for lerrnins it. that a person o.
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March %
LEES ILiXlh.

A s0yel eIen remedy loi colds, O6su.
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IS from repeated trials h.ye found T.
Ill excellent remedy for colds, cous hs
sc.
RD BARRY.
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Old, severe cough ard p@>iD In the
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- during which my apPe tie failed sno
my voice altered so much that it was
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my breath. Scrne Of my iriends hav.
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lix'r. advised ME to procure boitlr
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Fairfax cocs'

Fairfax coss|
J. WILLlAhDS]
e 6
tor the countyaI,!
mayors, bailiR, oY'
rros'ushs' within 81
Virginia. Wbss'.j
late Jailor, and nj
sen. Tailor, for ,b1,'l
Ratelife, sheriff
complained Or ~,
that Elijah Gr.A,,,
to the Jail og,b.-71
Court thereof, so,;
cured in the said 4
Superior Corr,, !,
County afores.ii, \
to be tried 70, NJ
Ard also a negro y
United to the s,lI
runaway. She said,
cy, ard that sh, \
Tomkins near P,..''
nia--did torci6l,, ]
means, open the d.
the night Of the u
therefrom, and,r
without the know,,,
against the will ois
Kidwe!l, ard Danj,,
foresaid, and are }
These are thereby.
commmonwealth.,s
ofyou,in your ress.
and precincts to M,
way of hue and CIV.
Grayham, and rsr,
and her having kg,
take and safely con,
her to be safely CO.
Fairfax count, The
he and she shall B,
by due course ofl.,
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Der 1912.
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February 8

e. .)OSLf1
2esnectMMy 6r"1
THAT he has Il
Ror al-s;:,e, &c the
Nv MIR. B Adams
House wacFc ne
BlNTr DUSlMi1
.lranchcs--he ..'S |
Ill kinds Of Alo'l11
IS Piano Forte u
Guitars. &c and "
aosany Coins i'GE1
Hfren doAars 81
Of his m":cgia';' =
work ana the 'tf'o
tends paying 70 y
sure nim encor'5E,1
raus pubic. -, ~
Of bu.ines, vii u
shortcs notice
November e. \
Vaccine InstIs.y1
Only -Four ~
And One c'P H. 1
Dollars sill II Ja,.J
nuu:ber Of o'h'' va
who wish to have e., ~
the above csp:',, "a
ou'y f : for ::',s;p,1
Present Hi'1' . a
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A complete assortment OF SHOES, Of
ali descriptions and fashions. "
In Store,
Cotton, Window Glass, Ravens Duck,
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Trunks.
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ever, or for a tern
can't ground belcnsri
street., and aGJ"l'g9I
constituting the sMi
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enclosed or th!tc /
nall th'CugH sh' III
thcr vac@rt BulIa'I
parts OF the town. 4
different sizes II n
ty, may be lad CD:
for a term oiytaTcI
Cation 20 tic suhIll1
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-12
Hat Mandatory.
A A % - I! T. w r S.

A A K 9 ~ II + w ELS,
Il ANING removed his HAT MA.
1 1 NUFAG1ORY to King, second
square above Washington street, near.
y opposite 10 AIR. i. w. Pcrtcn's
store -Respcc'fuiiy returns ii~ thanks
- BIZ friends :nC Tie pa lie .cr past ia.
-!s. and soliclts a Continuance OF
I''e'r patronage, ard hopes from long
xpericncc and ,ssiduity and ate atior
70 give genera sa:isisci:oH.
He HAS ON HAND
A r.arerai ssor,mc;,t of
FUR HATS,
OF tnc best kind
ALSO;
Wool Eats,
OF a very uperior quality.
wv 9 en-