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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-14
HYGEEa .aCaDE.MY.

THE public are informed that puf-
suant to an act of the Virginia Lc-
risIature, giving authority TO certain
Commissioners, to sell the public build
inrs formerly occupied by the district
Court at Hay Market, IN the County OF
Prince William, Virginia: A purchase
of said buildings has been made by an
association of gentlemen, with view to
convert them into a seminary OF learn
ing; for the government whereof,
nufabcr OF the most respectable persons
in the adj,ining counties have been re-
pularly constituted a board OF Trustees
Having been then duly appointed and
instituted, the Trustees have proceeded
to the alteration and repairs oi The build
ines, which are now In readiness tW the
accommodation Of more than one hun-
dred students. They have eng g"d a
professor Of the dead languages and
bellies iettres, * one nf tbs mathematics
& higher branches. (B>yh gentlemen OF
liberal education and experience as
teachers. The course of education viii
comprehend all the branches OF llteia-
ture as pursued in the Eastern Collie.
ges; Git being intended to apply spcedi'
ly for an act Of incorporation, h.stituuag
the seminary regular Caliege, with ne
power of conterring degrees. lie
Trustees have likewise engaged gen.
tlenlan of the Fl st responsibility and
moral character 70 act as a Steward and
take charge ofthe boarding department.
On this account they win ever have it
in their power TO regulate the price OF
board at the luwest rate; anil farther,
will be enabled to confine the students 10
the observance of regular hours, and OF
all the rules Of the institution. The
school will he opened OH the hrst OF Ja'
nuary ensuing.
OF this s;taa,ion, it may be confident
Nv said, that no place liz The union com.
b;nes q greater variety OF important ad~
vantages forthe above mentioned object.
The respcctabilitv and mora! habits OF
the neishbr,houd, the nncommon heath,
fulness of the place itself, its cnnuEu"A
to rich firms, whose superiority OF the
best meats. ard all other eS.rable ar'i-
cles of living, must reduce the cos'
whilst it increases the comforts 1t board;
added to the circumstance OF is hclns,
under the fostering care of well fitted
persons Immediately in the neighbor-
hood, whose duty and interest n,ust alike
prompt them to sollcltous attention to
its welfare, leaves nothing 20 De desired
by parents, who feel natural regard Tor
the future advancement and prosPerii!
Of their sons.
By order of the Board.
THOMAS TURNER,
President
EDMOND BROOKS,
Secretary
Hay-MarSet, Dec. Sill Owl
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From the Boston Rehertory.

DEMOCRACY CONDEMNED BY ITSELF.
Who are in favor of war with France?
Was question aske,lby writer in the
Independent Chronicle in the car 1898
Ito which he replied:
Are not many of them those in con-
siderate persons whe are destitute of
every idea of It's destructive cense.
qnences on our commerce and the uifi-
mate fro sfe,isy Of the United Stsfess
Among the number are there not
men who are seeking lucrative appoint
ments, who enjoy and anticipate agencies
--conuacts-bvilding Of ships--com-
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From tn. .Es7y fl~F \
y AN Al, DfNNs

Yesterday, in pUrsuarp
arrangeme0t made by q 1
t. 8 CITY, d dinner T.s 9. 4
HOte! to the crew ~ ~. I
HsGtes, who had SC ro5Fx
character Gf America \
late engagement WITH ~
Mac doniQn Tie ,s.c +
decorated pEecls y N 20 d
at the l4te naval eHtcus
his diftcrcrce, tHat r'1 !
which hnatsd Ire Ma 4
stead of contalu,Us w
with grog. y
I &c crew were ~" z
isely at 2 o',Io,A, d
good order to the Cir Il
Pcarl7strcct. X all-st CT .
preceded by 2 band q % n
loud and reiterated huZi'b
low cillzens. y
On their arrival At . Z
were ushcred INTO tie RI
mi,tee ofthe coi.poral%w
seats with perfect reg b
OF the BoatswaiD's VS.
band str; ck up TIE W y
Y&nkee Decide. Al
dress was then deiNt'" 81
Vanderbilt, to Which F" ID
piled nearly in tie toiIo'M
" In behalf OF Ty ii
our sincere thank 10 Us G
tho city OF n. York 10, a
they have this day dons &
that It viii be Away ou'E
the good cpiRion q sh n
When the Boa,swsln q
reply, his shlpmates. % "
appreciation, made the "
three hearty ci2sers. 81
At this momert ihe u" 81
ing. exhibiting our NO.
victories, were suGaS'" "
the d:upp;rg oI tie g s.
at. ~
fore had concealed '"r'H
sible tsr pen to lsstr o. n
it hid upon the nIn0's ~
sailors their .dmirs.l0, y
ed by repeated huzza'' "
acclamalions. StIercr u
nu,es restore by the D. j..
tie, when the Mole go
Der Of 400 ard up"
their attack upon an -
which was soon demon n
a manner a. left no r0''' b
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January Z
Received Tor oaie,

Received Tor oaie,
SOC Bushels Ground Alum salt,
5000 DO. Coarse do.
1000 pounds Seine iwine,
| Hind Sad do
IS bolts Russia duck, st & Cd qua.
10 Do. Ravens do.
$50 Bsrreis Tar,
900 Do Rom Pitch & Furpertine,
1000 pounds Brims;ons.
3 80 i.arreis Beef ssd Pork,
8 TiHrGcs and 5 bris Paint OIL
Srefm and Whale 10.
Winter Strained do
GEO. COLEMAN
Cameran st Walf
Dec. ssth, 1879
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Blu uirtus 9fa Deed Of Trust froai Bash
rod tfashmgtou, jim. Esq. Of 5iounf
Zshhyr, 10 the subscribers. ~" shall
proceed 20 sell, for cash at Public tic
tion on frt sth day Of February "ert,
on ;he Premises,
All those Tracts OF Land
situate in the county Of Westmoreland,
called Laurel Grove and Maurve's de-
visedto the Said Washinst on, by Col
William Augustine Washington his ia
ther; OF so mach thereof IS will satisfy
the debt and Interest therein mentioned
and the costs arising from this sale.
Jesse Ilmms,
Carter Mitchell,
Trustees
January7 IS
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missions in the arm, "a
expect to get a new CO.,
of the continent! Il
/" Are they not tt. n
enemies to our revoIu,i"'X
men to be in ranks LII
slnns! are their object. n
the moment ,Aay lead r,,N
to advocate a war, tu, ID
on the consequences a,,e,,t
the bankrupt las hi.,s y
laughs at the genera n
country. Whj!c the f.. s
men are burshcned with VI
iefth lor military dGtyasnN
the pampered ofIciate p. y
the cries of suffering IL /
serve some who are el.o.a
and then re Acct Whether 6
-
immediate dependentsu,E
fishes of gosernmen, b
/" Such men can lead u
to the preelplce, aud NJ
accomplished their ppn Nd
not laugh at their folk p y
Let US now ask, who, =
waDwilb England! T. NV
the answer IS, those 70, 81
out the United 5 ales VI, u
opposed to war viii F II
during Mr.. Adams pryM
it was said, var ag,ing rs
destructive to our cgnrM
prosperity Of the Uar,,is
no such patriotic iecIi, Is
breasts IF any Of tier &
War-W ar-at al! h:l 81
period too, those whip vs,N;
mere i" bankrupt men, "a
appointments, agencies, "a
missions" SC. Nos 81
no such seekers: no.
thought Of! Neither !, "a
Nor an agency! Nor G ~
garded by those who have ~
mntcrs of the present i'll
Does any one who is rtc.M
cial gratuity laueh at IL
plants and distress Of ,6:I
does the pampered oatis b.
cries Of the suffering is'
then, we ask, ire t c IA
with England F.? Tier 81
the mercantile, tradia: s.
branches, neither Of II: nc
the yeonianry-No. II; 81
for the present dis!rE., 3
(almosD identical men 81
posed to war III 's9? al
men what advantages are O.
country In pnrsuing i =
War with France or 60
be hila,cd, and its cd 81
be destructive 10 tie I'm:
must the present coli 81
" another short year SAL Ai
Course " 1t is ismenlM.
States should have d>clr@
observation-disclosures Ne can q
badly obtain so much By VIZ
q; add TO which ;bc 10
war at all times ma,Cls Oh n
and after the contempill@ n
shall have been carncl ~
nations, and IN the co'if5Sv "a
injury vii. be dos
recourse must be rCsofi@ Il,
scttIe the then cXlsW, q
might be At this verv No Z;
NEG.W
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-14

On the bill for raising 10000 men !"
addition to the military force a.
ready prouided for.
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Land for ale.

Hay-Market, Dec. Sill 6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-09
NEWPORT SHOE.STORE.,
No. 100, TnAaas.srREEr,
KEPT By
TOHN NJ. OIVIS.

WHO has recently received from Boston and
w elsewhere, large assortment of Lads and
Henticmen's, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, of almost every description. Tie
has those Of The FIRST quality, which he will warrant
aad re,omuend--also, quantity that he will sell
At reduced prices.
lie also has his Shoe Store supplied from
bis ianuiactory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
,hnss hc can pronounce OF superior quality To any
which male in Newport. and Of the latest fash
ions, as he employs number of experienced work
msn at Bootmaking, and several excellent workmen
t the manufacture Of Ladies' SHOES, Of every des-
clipiion.
Those Gentlemen who may wish 10 be fit
ted 10 their measure with Boots shoes, will please
leave their measures at his shoe-sore, or nj his
Manufae,ory in the Of the same, with his fore
man, Ladies wishing to be fitted with Crecian slips,
other Shoes, will be waited on by his foreman, who
will take their measures, at the shortest nntice.
lie returns his thanks 10 his customers for
The patronage hc has hitherto received and Ha,ers
himself, by the exertions he has made TO procrue
good workmoo and the best materials for Boots and
shoes. he saali receive further patronage.
n. B. An assortment Of Morocco, OF all
colots, Binding Skins, Boot.Web, Cord and Tassels
&c.
~ All orders from town and country will
be attended to- May 20
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APPRECIATION.

WE, the undersigned, do hereby certify, that
having an various cases used Dr. RobertsOn's ceebra-
ted famiiy .hedicin.s, which are now prepared by
Dr. Y. ". Dyon, Of Philadelphia, we have found
them highly serviceaele IN families, and partcu-
larry eHheacious in removing those complaints for
which they are prescribed, We feel assured Of their
excellence, and consider these medicines valuable
and well worthy the attention of all famies--in
testimony hereof We have affixed our respective six.
natures.
David Jones, late Chaplain to Genera, Wayne. Ches-
tcr-coouty.
Edward Ayers. V. ID. NJ No. 10, North Fifth street
Edward Waliington, No. 9, Queen street
Nathaniel Bsyne, No IS, North Front street.
John ID Nelson, No. 9S, Race street
Adam Vance, No. 79. Christian street.
William Julian, No. o. south Fifth street.
Jacob Slough, No iSi, Noble street.
Jacob Iiuff, No. 355, Callowhill street.
Il L. Brosasky. No. 80, south sixth street.
john Shreeves, Jr. No. So Coates street.
J. Hmill. N. F.. Corner Of Pace aud Tenth street.
Hsnah Burden, No $40, south Front street
Thomas Rose, Tammany street, near Fourth.
Preston Goodwin. Market street, near the Bridge
James Rranson, Burlingtoa County, j.
willrm Hollinshead, Gloucester County, NJ.
Enoch ELgidge, Gloucester County, NJ
Christopher Dresher Upper Dublin Township, (Pa.)
osepl Henry, Near Noristown Montgomery CsxnV
Gsorgr Engsls. Bniied States ArsenA.
Isaac wigss& Chester Counts.
Ph'adsphie, 0e'ss~ -, iele.
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August 1.
NAVAL NOTICE.
J. ARMS STRONG.

nv the capture Of the U. S. Frigate Chesapeake
~ and the sudden prostration of Captain Lawrence
aud all his Ulcers, the PRIVATE SIGNALS of the
Navy Of the U 5. have fallen into the hands OF the
enemy, and, in order to multiply tho chances OF in-
teiligcnee to the absent ships of the Navy through
the circulation &c the public prints this notice rs
given The public agents Of the u. s. m toreign
countries and cit rsversng the ocean, are re-
specuuiiy requested TO communicate this ntorma-
ton. Navy Department, July Ii.
rI-rThc American printers, friendly to the pro-
lection Of our Navy, requested to insert the a.
bove notice, and continue it tor month two,
less our frgates should return before that period
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-09

JOHN M'DWYTH,
Il Story founded on Faet, being an humble i'm
ifafion Of q celebrated Performance pozo er-
fonf.
DEBT is thing not much unlike trap, or gin;
Oft we are tempted, and, alas creep in
And when secure and snug
Lord, how we whine, and pull, and tug
10 'scape--alas our efforts nought avail,
I'll prove--but hold .-prsy read the tale
One John M'Dwyth, a chap, ns doubt well known
To every buck and sportsman of the towns
From Duns and Catchpocs forc'd To iy-retreat
Toa lone garret, in an obscure street,
Where he long bsuIkd the agents OF the law,
Who on his shoulder ne'er could clap their paw.
There he was quarter'd, full month more,
Nor e'er dare venture from the door.
Al night, It's trie, he'd take AN Observation,
Peep 1t the sky--tbe window was his station.
One eve, our hero, musina. il il s-id.
On Liberty that i,--T'nly, besuteOus maid!
lie started ut dismal, piteous grosn,
Enough 10 peirce heart, not made Of stono'-
And then mournful cry
Says John, E" May I with hunger die,
I" III do not this moment try
:" To find the wretched cause
Which makes such AN internal noise"
In haste he throws the window up--where, loi
Tie saw man, apparently in woe,
VINO beat his breast then PROSTATE fell, plump, on
hls back.
By Jove, he's surely every bone nsw crack'd--
IN venture down-for by his crying,
" The fellow, believe, is dying"
lie soon appears upon the ground,
With caution cast glance around,
Perhaps 10 look Tor thieves.
Hut nothing seen, with solicitude, he soon began
To administer rclief, like the good Samaritan
Escaim'd, with heartfelt joy, he breAthes
The dying man now ras'd his feeble head,
IN Falt'rng accents thus he SAID
IL whom am indebted for my life !"
(" Ny name--bem !-but nun--is John MDwyth."
-----" Dwytn - now indeed revive;
" How many trucks, to meet you, I've contrivd."
lie spoke, and springing on his feet,
Firm and erect, health blooming on his cheek,
Exultng, said" I've nabbd you, faith, at last
" And you 'a,st own I've acted well ,hs farce.
:" No more you'ii hear me moan and wall
:" So nov, MDSyth, along with me TO ssol i"
Hebron Wo,as, Sept. 1873. SADi.
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S.huO II IL CL~1h ~ E.
D.iR/US -. L.fWION.


~ men OF Providence, and its vicinity, that he has
'eW wed from Newport, TO that we'll known stand,
sorth OF Col. u. SMITH, vest side of MIl-Bridge,
ocmer,y occupied by Mr.. +. AsoELL. which aouse
|, convenient To accommodate a number Of Boardsrs
''ea.Partes and privsle Companies may also be ac.
olnmodatcd.
r. BARKER would likewise inform his former Gus.
,mers and friends m Newpo,t, that he should oe
ratified by their company at his new establishment,
,oaid their business call them into that quarter
nd he assures them that no pans will be spared to
,tcrtain them in The best possible manner.
n ". b. Coach. Cnaise, and Horses to let, and good
tabling or Pasturing for IlorSes.
Providence, April %. 1913.
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Offer for sale, on the mo9 reasonable serms'
TWENTY-FIVE hhds. Of I'd and Sd proof West
India Rum,
ii pipes of 4th proof Brandy,
80 casks of first quality London Porter,
Is bbls of Muscov,do Sugar,
$50 ditto of Navy Bread, first quality,
20 ditto of Jirk Beef, ditto,
SO boxes Of No. |, g. and Chocolate,
Is ditto of mould Candles,
Is ditto of dipped ditto,
s. ditto Of Soap.
10 ditto of Ere ncb Cordi.. IS,
90 ditto of Flurence Oil,
10 bales of Cotton,
US ditto Of Cassie,
20 Casks of first quality American Cun-Powde''
5 ditto of ditto English ditto,
bbls. of New. w.Orleans Indigo,
6 Hampers Of Cider,
ditto OF blue and white Crockcry WARES
$40 empty w. o. Hl.ds, new,
30 ditto iron bound ditto,
90 dozen green handled Knives and FolksS
20 ditto Of Hose made particularly for the west
India market,
ditto OF Chairs,
A few kegs of Oat Meal, Scotch Barley, and
split Peas.
ALSO,
500 bushesof yellow Northern Corn,
500 ditto Of white ditto ditto,
l400 ditto Of Virginia ditto. jay 8.
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REAL ESTATE.

Tor sale or to let. on reasonable terms. bv the
subscriber, his House and LIT in w ,shingtons
rect. No 20. Also. the ujusc AMI Lot in ranuer-
FEET, No. IL. It has for two years past been im-
lpved IN the Grocery Line, aud is one Of the best
}nds in that line of business or Tor a boarding
use in that part Of the town, and is uncemmony
hvencn,, with shop attached to il and in the
rd stable, woodhouss. &c. The terms will be
eral. apply 10 BENANfwELL uAw, on l.s
,mises. Newport, August s, 1878.
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NJ orICE is hereby given 10 the Creditors 10 the
IN Estate Of yOHv COOK, late Of Tiverton, Esq
deceased, represented insolyen,. that six months
from the date hereof are allowed them to exhibit
their Claims to the subscribers. who are appointed
Commissioners ,hereun by the Hon Court of Probate
of the tow. Of r,veon acd that they viii attend
the dwelling. house of asSJASis HowlAsD in said
Tiver,op, ON the last Thursdays 10 May. june. July
August, September, ard October. for the purpose OF
receiving them. JOsEph bALsY. Con.
uoLoSR ALMY,
ypssusa. Mos Aue. &c.
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THE Subscribers respectfully inform their friend
\ that heir CARDiNG MACHINES are now in
excellent order for carding Wool, having had them
newly repaired. Every attention will be paid TO en-
ecn,e the work in the best manner and the smallest
favor gratefully acknowledged
SAMUEL CLARKE.
~at D.iRIUS II. LINTON. y
Th<y have appointed the following persons as
Agents for receiving WOOL who will transport the
same, tree of expence, TO and from their Cardins
Machine. EDWARD w. LAwroN, .Nesport.
SANFORD ALMy, Latte Cowptoa.
doLpRs ALNv,@f ivertoa.
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POETRY.
JOHN M'DWYTH,

f.r rle Rhode-Island Rspusaean.
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MEMS &. CHILDRFN'S HATS.
GEORGE (ydt7'CA.

LA Just received, for sale AZ his Fosk arc iiat
IL tore-s great yariet. Of Mems. Youths, and
Chi,dren's HATS. made At the Boston and other fac
tories IN the best manner ali Of which can be sole
at prices unusually cheap.
The assortment includes mems superfne Beavers
fashionable in shape, and of superior quality DO
Beavers and Casiors, with wide brlms do CHEAP
Castor and Nspt Hats; youths End cbildrens black,
drab. and fsncy coiored Beavers from the very low
est prices to the finest quality, and from the smallest
20 the largest sizes; mems and boys common and
bes, felt Hats.
qiso, jusf rcceiped-4 boxes PAPER-fIANGiNG
suitable for rooms or window curtains; with vide
and Borders l box iow-priced faPers~~
which vail be sold cheaper than usual
For sale, as a5ore-SCHOOL OL-BoOK, OF every
kind in use. BLANK -BOOkS-smith and Jones
Hymn Books, Bibles, &c. &c.-Psper, Qunis, .Hd
other articles of Stationary April 22'
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TIVE subscriber having become interested in the
Manufacture Of GuDpowder, at WeSfe'd, 10
Mass. in conncxion with Mr.. CHARLss DOUGLASS,
informs his friends and the public, that he shall IN
future be enabled to supply them with Gunpowder OF
superior quality. and On very reasonable terms at
his Store, No. 81, State-street, Boston where he
has also for sale, EneAish Tower proof, and Dupont
4 Co.'S. best Gunpowder; refined and crude Nitre !;
Cannon Balls Grape Shot; Cannon OF various
sizes Musket and Pistol Balls Patent Shot Brim-
stone Ban and Pig Lead--wth cveryarticle for the
armament Of ships Of and military companies.
ELIJAH WIrHINGTON.
GT Cannon, Mushet and Pistol Cartridges; Gun.
POWDER Shot, Balls Flin,s, &c. by retail as above,
by A. WELLES.
Boston, August 4, 1918. 6n.
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PaSint, Wmdo1o- Glass, Sip. Chandfery'
Hmd.WHe, @'c.
PETER GRiNNELL & SON,
PPEVyDEhCE

NEARLY oPposirE THs PROVIDENCE BAFks
OFFER ron sale,
FOURTEEN tons English White Lead; Painters
i Colours Of every description, dry or ground in
oil; Window-Gass OF every size and qualify large
Crate GLASS; which may be cut to any pattern; f:a'.
cry Of different numbers; Russian and American
Glue Chalk Rosin; Gums and Varnishes gold,
silver, and brass Leaf; lamp and whale Oil; Spirits
Turpentne sheet and pig Lead great variety 81
Lines and Twine Painters and Weavers' Brushes
great variety OF articles for Cotton Manufactures
and Weayers a small assortment Of Hardware:
Looking Glasses with elegant gilt and mahogany
fr mes Dressing Glasses elegant Clock Dais a'd
Wizards patent Time Pieces, at the manufacturers
prices with every article usually called for in
Paint and Shi, chandery Store Gilt Frames ot va
rious patterns, made for looking glasses, embroid-
cry. and pictures of every description; Sign PAINT
ing, SIC.
Providence, August %
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber is closing his bussnes, there.
fore requests al persons indebted to him, either
by Note or Book Account. to make immediate pay
ment-Aud all persons having any demands against
him. will please exhibit the same for settlements
JONA. WILLOW, ir
July 60 No. 81, Broa,i.streat
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CANNON, GUN POWDER,
SHOT. &c.

Tor sale, on Lyon's-Vharf, Newport.
l. long l8-pound Cannon;
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which are celebrated for the ofmost diseases to
which the human body is liable. Prepared only by
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-11
LATEST ERoM MEXICO.

FROM THE RED RIVER HERALD-EXTRA.
Extract # a letter from a genstemen ofthe
.Lirst resf1eeta6ihty, dafed NaEchhoches,
Seyit. 4th,
:" am sorry to inform you. the Repub-
lcan army of Texas were, on the 18th ulti
mo, entirely defeated, 20 miles beyond st.
Antonio, by the army of Arradoudo. Cen
Toledo attacked them in their camp, a well
chosen position, with foret of about one to
three.
The Royalists (mostIy regular troops from
the inteiiur) were at first beaten and driven
some distance with the loss of three pieces
Of cannon and many killed. Gen. Toledo
suspecung an smbuscade, orderedhi troops
20 halt and form on a better ground, but the
Americans with an indescrbable enthusiasm
and impetuosity, in despite Of every exer.
tion OF their officer, rushed into he ambus-
cade, where many pieces { he cannon of
the enemy we're opened on them, by which
they were mostly destroyed-such as were
not retreated in Confusion eavins every
thing behind them. Gen. Toled Coils
Kemper aud Perry, with about go others,
have arrived at NacogGoches, and report
says as many more al Irri.y. w. b. vii.
kinsoD, who was in the battle acting as and
e. Gen. Toiedo, arrived here yesterday, aud
returuedthis morning with ammunition to en- =
aeie such a. were az NacogdOches TO make
a stand, and as far as possible cover the re .
treating remnant Of the army, who were
hourly coming 10,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-11
PITTSBURGH, September %.
MOVEMENTS IN CANADA.

We learn that in consequence of the move
ment of our army in this quarter, the utmost
exertions are making in Lower Canada to
place that province IN a state of defence and
security. 1t is said that the whole mass of
militia have been ordered out, comprising
every individual who is capable of bea. ing
arms from IS to IS years of age FROM what
we have heard, It would seem that the pro
vinclal government is determined to defend
ISIS territory to the last extremity.
We further learn that on Friday last the
enemy moved 5000 men from thcir encamp
ment in l. Canada To Cogniv aga, an Indian
village a bout Is miles above Montreal
This movement was probably made in con
sequence Of the march of our army to the
westward.