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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-08
G. s IL. Waite's
LIST OF PRIZES
DRAWN IN the
Pennsylvania Grand State
LOTTERY.

Eievennh Days Drawing.
No. 1882 Prize of g 1oo
%SSU so
32s5 SO11 1889 S2s2s 90
S774 1908 171'2 232S7 247s1 Is
And $50 prizes of IL dollars.
7'sye5f1A Days Drawing
No. 29752 Prize of $500
1927 S45e9 so
1901 177lo 1900 2a73s $4,000 n
S73 $50 6944 1867 1859 147Ia
ooio@ Is
And Ss5 prizes ofSl2
zHhFeenth Days Drazpiag.
No 1904 prize of 500
1859 27O83 Ss3ss 38637 go
1868 1850 *
And 393 prizes oc S12
Fourteenth Days Dragging.
No 1922 prize of S 100
SoI2 9liS 1884 1901 90
1920 1891 24331 90
1871 1871 $3.50 Is
And 389 prizes OFFS a.
No. 166s5 e1on
1892 SH
49, 21476 90
1898 $3.50 X
And 1894 prizes of s 10.
The following Prizes are vet in the wheel.
L Prize ct s $4,000 10 Prizes of 6. 500
1 do. 10000 80 do 900
do. 10000 so do. 100
q do. 5000 Besides proportion
IL do. 1000 Ne nunher of S12
S 30, &c. sc.
Tickets, halves ana quarters in a variety
of numbers, for sale at Samuel Pleasant $ Book
Store, Richmond, where a las; o. the drawings
is reg uisrIy Iecelved, and Tickets examined
attended to.
July 8, 1913.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-08

King & s9aeen Couaty to pit.
To Henry Lumpkin, Thos Dew &
Benjamin p. Hoones freeholders of thi. coun.
ty.
WHEREAS William Lyme he sid coun-
~ hath tins day given information t ne Philip
Gatewood, justice of the peace for the county
aforesaid, that he hat taken up an
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-08

such was nearly the language used, by that
brave young man, after having received a NOR
tai wound.
Amelia. June 3Oth, 1918.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-08

Since the shove was in type, we have been
politely favored with the following extract OF a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-08
NOSES GREEN, A. c.

WIN. w. HENlNG, ID. A. G.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-23
Religious Intelligence.

The friends of reli :; ion viii learn with
pleasure, that very Interesting accounts
we're received BY tne last arr. ais from
Calcutta, from those "'>s'unarcs who
nave long been engaged III India, and r.
so from those WAC iutt lnis Country abou
swelve months since. Ine Americas
missionaries instead OF 'etu mig homc
S WAS published few weeks since.
were all preparing isr their varlou
stations, With hoiv zeal and tortilule
IN the work. Messrs, JOINS and Law
son, from the Bapu,, Missionary Socie-
~ in England, were permltted to tarry
Al S.ranpnre. BY this arr val also
yety particular accou, Of the dcslruc-
ton Of the Printing Office Of the MIS-
sion a, Scrampore has been received, d.
greeting with tic account fest published
by the way of Eng that a
midst the great calamity there we're CIR.
cums,ances peculiarly encouraging ~
the Missionaries That Mission nave
letter fcundcry on their own premises
md all the apparatus tor letter Casting
being saved, they we're prepared 10
commence casting new types im'nedi
a,ely from the type metal found in the
ruins. In one month 'ailer the fire they
had entered their new printing office, &
began printing an edition OF 5000 copies
Of the New Testament III the Iamul
language also the Penta.uek in HIM
dee and second edilon OF the New
Testament in Hindee OF 1000 copies.
The Orlssa, Shikh and Bensalee tounts
Of types were nearly cast f"un's OF
English types were procured from the
printing Offices in Calcutta. Frol" the
annual sketch published by the SeSam,
pore establishment, we extract the iel-
lowing -. 1t appears that our various
missions contain twelve missionary sta
lions. ten infant churches thirty bre~
,hren actually employee, Of whom 6f-
teen are Europeans aPa Rfiesn natives
Of Asia and twelve Who lxbor occasion
ally" ,sss .
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-23
FOX SAat.

A Tract of Land, in The district of
Columbia, containing one hundred and
eighty-six acres, rye proportion of
which Is well timbered. the residue
icing cleared and of a fe' tile soil Al
20 another Tract, containing about 100
acres, through which The Washington
and Little River turnpike road passes
IN said land are several handsome 81
ua!inns, commanding an extensive
view Of the circumiscent neishbor-
rood. Near the above turnpike, per.
naps, would be good stand fer a pub.
&c house Also a Mil Seat, being
possessed Of every possible advantage,
wing ; and nall feet natural fall in
snort distance with plenty Of good
stone suffi lent fer dam and building
OF an, diversions. | vii sell all or
Any pat of the above property, or eX-
change tor b3nk stock or country pro.
.uce. Apply to
c.. w. Carlln,
Alexandria
Eah-uarv o.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-23
AFFECTING LETTER.

Ertrcct Qfa letter from George Title
u his Mother in Bevcrly, dated .Ai-
gsrrs Prison, oct. 4, 1912.
On the Goth of August we were
taken by an Algerine On cur passage
home, aud On that 'atal day | los; my Ii.
berty and all that held dear to he made
slave In this cruel coun,ry,-Vhtn
taken, we were striDt and plundered o.
every thing and remain almost naked !;
and here we are without friends or All,
one to assist us. We are all in as good
'ealth as can be expected in ous dep'o-
rable situation, which to describe NO: d
wound your feelings too much. Ihr,e
It will not be long before our country
will redeem US from our unmerc;ful
tvrants We are obliged to bard la3pr.
and every, hight ne ale confined in this
prison. In the few hours allow ed for
rest, | write this, which | send by the
SINE brig that we we're taken i'll
she is now under Moorish colours, and
bound to Gibraltac. l hope you will
get some persons to in.ercede for my
self and companions, Ii iii their powor
Your unfortunate So, SC"
We haze letter fon samuel LARA
bee, giving similar description OF hi,
slavery, Chained 20 hard labor, &c. II
adds, g | hear there is war between tn
United States and Eng land If that :
he case, fear We Shall not get clear
far some time, '-Salem Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-23
Fairfax County, TO WIZ:
JWUJJAM DEEEAIE.1 one Of tn
February S

talrtdx County, TO WIZ:
I,WILLIAM DEEEALE, one Of the
commonwealth justices of the peace
for the County afo esaid. To all shelifs,
mayors, bailifs, constables and beaabo-
roughs, within the commonwealth OF
late Jaiier, and Daniel Brady the pre-
sen. Jailor, for this County, TO- RichAro
Radcliffe, sheriff of Said county, have
complained on oath before and to re,
that Elijah Graham, who VS. committees
10 the Jail OF the county aforesaid by the
Court thereof, for felony, AID to be Sc
cured in the said Jail until The next
Supe, ior Court, 10 be held tor the
County aforesaid, and then and ,"eie
to be tried for the said Felony .-->
And aIsu negro woman who wa con-
miited to the Said Jail by myself as a
runaway. She SAID her name Vas Nall
CIV, and that she belonged to William
Tomkins near Frederick sburgiI, Vrg'-
nia-d.d furcibly or by other undue
means, open the door OF the SAID jail IN
the night of the 9th inst, and escape
tberefrom, and that such escape, was
witho4t the knowledge and consent, aud
against the will of them the said Robert
Kdwell, and DanielBrad.y, Jaiors as a.
foresaid, and are now going at large.
These are therefore in the name OF the
commmonw ealth, to require you &every
ctyou, in your respective counties, towns
and precincts 10 make dlligent search by
way of hue and cry, for the SAID Elijah
Grayham, and negro Nancy, and him
and her having found, to seize and re-
take and safely convey, or c..use him and
her to be safely conveyed to the Jail OF
Fairfax county, there to be kept until
he and she shall be thence discharged
by due course of law. Given under NY
hand and seal this 9Sth day of Novem-
Der 1912.
w. DENEALE,. { seaAj
Nov. 80 2awtt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-23
FOR SALE.

A very stout, able young NEGRO
Nan, accustomed to horses and an
excellent carriage driver, and very
good rough carpenter. He will be sold
to no person who will not carry him
out OF Maryland and the district OF Co.
Iumbia For further information apply
70 the Editors.
F ~~narv %. dat
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-23

At the last Court OF Quarter Sessions
In Nliiilln County, the new township laid
out adjoining the Northumbe rland
County line, received from the Court
the name OF Dcca'ur township. Thus
has the gallantry OF this ocean 7var,1or
produced him name among lhe noun.
tains of Pennsylvania.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-23
SPRING CAMPAIGN.

We understand that one hundsed and
fifty regulars nov 10 this city have been
ordered to Niagara, General orders
have been issued directing that all regl-
mental officers andsoldiers on furlough,
and belonging to the several corps OF
the army serving on or near the Niaga.
ra river, to join their respective corps
Immediately. Phil hon.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-23
an and wounded, as appeared BY the ho.pi.
SHOCKING

On the night OF the Cd inst. the house
OF Levi .Crippen, OF Pen6eld, formerly
OF Falrheld.) HerSimer county New
York, was burnt, & with it his Dix chi.
dren' the oldest about years, the young
est an infant, abont z months. The pa.
rents 1t Is said, were both from home,
nearly mile.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-23

WKi be added to meet TUESDAYS sales.
Two thousand bushels James River
lOAL, in lots to suit purchasers.
p. C.. MarSteller.
February a..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-23
lust Received,

The Managers Otiic.sl List of PR1~
les in the second class Vaccine In
itution Lottery.
Holders Of prizes may get them
discounted OIL application ~
Robert Gray.
February 80. st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-23

ala, NoF
r., 81 yet to be des cid
,. IS, to discover Mr. IT
i, notion f'' IA, an
Nay. for the Pa'.
! means Of prescott cut
three states vii.
snb:r, to the nsI q
p:p.drsD'ors give s 1t
rp,ssion from 'Da'
!, the present Con-
i iorty.tw0 mem o''S
ding the quS'''o d
! ere long, 10 VIZ :
he rcasHre' = the
.,a shall be exhaust
ii. principle Of F"-
,n III tier naval SER
!,,rinsnt Of MafiOf
bad 70 the utter rum
JAe e'HH'r" mo-
a,r:is!? 1t is true
..a compelled to ac-
D.acticability OF pre-
and attitude" WhI' h
without imposing
! 5urthen of Taxes ;
BE conlrired to keep
bumor, BY putting
The PHYS ready, bot
k41rnlh:'r 'hroa's al
! ksoaldnsver 90 to
34.h. just at the very
cIo,h is laid for a
! Var Fast IA vain
AID his tsIio%' iaoor'
lie appetitcs OF their
iog before them the
\ things, which they
most Just and neces-
FouId look with equal
be iced plrm.cake
I golden fruits of the
krh is, that this propo-
raed session in May,
|lhsn an sirctioneeraS
vas merely to pro
| Of Int9sing the tares
I'D, upon the people,
ii elections Of Virgil
j Tennessee, were o.
Re Of waat Of time, to
tsent session, is too
any nan of common
cannot have been so
"a, a, The LAST session
Ftpo;l vas submitted
(et anl specific OBJ
that the particular
+ discussed, and so
bills we're drawn and
i1dse. Thus every
IS that involved diff
. time, Was actually
''ion 0fCongress. Is
people Of Virginia,
c tennessee, can be
sec 'hl. glaring at
n oat Of their votes at
elections ? and viii
""|" country, Whtn
'aid' principally be-
~ OF The democratic
openly & bsreIaced-
mbeIs Of the neat
Toe 50 well organized
''Sa' Congress we're,
d ';tcr as vel.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-23

district oftbIambla, to wit.
WaSH.aGT0N C0UNTY.
hereby certify thai JAMES DAVID
SON of said County, brought before me
IS stray trespassine on "is e Closures
4 Da7k E0y Ware.
,,,,t vc.rs old, 5 hands high or
there about a star IN her tsrehead'
Ind no other pe'ceivable brand shoe
,,forc but very much worn, and has
zen locked bail, gated, has no
marks of being worked IN seers Oh
ven under hand of me one OF the ]uso-
~e, Of the peace in and tor said county
Ibis goth day of February, 1918.
John B. Kerbey.
February %. eo"'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-23
Alexandria

TUBAI,l SALE.
BY virtue oil decree of the u States
Circuit Court Of tha district Of Co.
lulnbia for the county OF Alexandria,
VIII be exposed to gale, ON Nedncs,
daV next.
Two Lots of. Ground, or
F'yeile alley, betwGcr Cameron and
UHion street, az the distance OF s. feet
from the intersections Of F-yat:e alles
and Union street runrinr IS feet 7
inches w~st, tS feet south IS feet Z
inches east, as feet 70 the beginning.
Terns of saie-One third ia hand,
one tnird in six months, and the ha-
'ancs il nine moDths-to be secured
~ deed Of trust on the property.
The Commissioners.
E.:.ru,rr q DIST
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-23

~i' Tha, a large
f''rItts Tor 1878, had
are not told
'scled on this merry
| 1t Was Mr.. Clay's
Iey Slave"
ATE, once I freedom
'''' Chains, &c. Sc"
q gentleman il,
f'"''r gCougress.
Pad with inexpressible
I Of Mr.. Clay. (,Ae
|" N'l-uha, a zig urs
aaslsted into the Ian.
7 With VIVA, exalted
f'p'rs those nations of
/ legislature, and the
NlNners--Indeed we
from the dignity
80 naked onr r..
! when i, merited the
=. ofLord Chatham"
(CRESS.
I saEssENrArlvEs.
pr.ssrondria Ga,e.le.i
pa the committee Of
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-23
WAS | /; y

TO PURCHASE OR HIRE,
y sma t, active BOY, of good dis
POSITION I'D character, and trorr fifteen
to eighteen years OF age-ono USED to
wait III the house would be preferred
enquire Of the Printers.
Fe',r.v q. cost
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-23

The Senate of the state of Pennsylva-
aia have unanimously resolved to au-
thorixe the Governor to loan 5 100000
10 the L. States.-B.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-23

Doctor Benjamin Rush of this city, i
elected member of the Imperial Aca
demy OF Sciences at Petersburgh. Id.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-23
PUBLIC SALE.

February 80.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-23

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
The Democrats of Massachusetts
have put up Joseph B. Varnum for Go
vernon, and William King for Lieute
nant Governor.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-23

The Court Martial which was to have
assembled in this city, on the ssth inst
for the trial of Gen. Hull, is indefinitely
postponed. Phil. Pan.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-26
LAND FOR SALE.

is virtue OF Deed Vf Trns, eN.eutsd m ths o,.,
Ia day of teo 1881, by San' Hobson OF Pm that,
."ohy I" seorre to the Executors OF J,s Allen Rel
'ey, u som ot money therein mentioned aa,i ra.,
viii De sGd, oy the truste.s, or one of t.,,, nm c.
nrdny the lth Of December next a. The L;.irs, -,
ner, 'or reH'S money ~ The house o, lluph srroL
On 'hs buckingham rcsd N The .L0y..,pen,;,n.s
county, ""oneo
ONE 1pACj' or L.9ND.
Containing 10y estimation, three hnrlr, End ty,,,,
ti2ht Acres, bens The same ,.hereon IN. ,f,,...i
Sanine! tioL1on nov resides. ''''"
by iJiI2 gRUSTEEs.
suST see,ved, and For sale, rgarIy or,-,,s,,. -.
81 Bel Tavern f~-''e ''s
$1,000 ID Loaf Sugar, II boxes Cet,o-, ...,..
9o hi'a boxes i0-i2 au'! 80 do. 30. 80 .iinio,
Glass, '"I'"
20 i;seso'' Craviry = nb.s.ered 5tes,,
$50 renms Writing Paper,
30 do Wrapping TO-
~ Kegs :, tF \ ~. and 10 d. ea;,1o,t--8sae,
d serocns Spanish rio.ant lnd;ro
40 Sefs ground Ginger $50 m .,s,s;,
:" bags Pe2ncr, Is do pimento.
IND 81 r rece;re ia q fcqy do.,.
~ this FIRST quality Muscovstio Sugar.
IONS Gsuher salts
10 barrels British rerned Sol. y3,
~ n"Aes CLASS iumb'ers, part English,
A. IT, Grand Forte Pi.nn - li,l Ia. loo, 49,,
n1tiS Hs'd--"'so, an Eight Day Clock, tha, lo,:,
H. . "me @s'l ." every re.peo. is equal 20 snv m
November : ,F "'tAo WE r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-26
FROM THE FRONTIER,
BOSTON Nnyemher


Diskonora6ie and bor6aroKs procedure of
Thomas Everard, CAPTAIN Of His b. M.
brig Of Tpcr Hast.
GA Monday night last arrived here, the
boat Hop, Weston, of Plymouth, without
any main nasf, rain sail, or main BOOM
she having been captured by the British
sloop Of war Wasp, Thomas Everard COM
mander, and stripped by his order. There
were i've men on board, masters and crews
OF that boar, and Of the beat Bctsey, like
wise OF Plymouth, which the Wasp had al
SO CAPTURED
The following particulars Of this wanso
procedure were received from Messrs.
Weston and Atwood, masters of the two
boats. The boat Hope was in ballast /; and
the Betsey had empty barrels on board -
They were captured on Saturday night last
by the Wasp. within sight of Plymouth
lights. Took them both in tow and TOW ed
east till eight O'Clock the next morning +;
when 1t is supposed they were 10 leagues from
the nearest land. They then sunk the
betsey, and hauled the Hope alongside
when they took out her main sail, main
boom. and all the rigging attached TO the
man mast They then told the crews Of
Doth boats that they might take che Hope
IN that condition and.go 20 fl, or go with
them to Halifax, They had but one DAVIS
provision on board the Hope and upon re
guessing small supply from the captain
OF the Wasp, they we're inhumahly refused.
lie swore he would not give them an ounce
to save their lives. The under officers OF
the Wasp, appeared to be gentlemen thew
ADVISED the crews of the boats TO remain on
board and so to Halifax, as it. was hardly
possible they could ever reach land in a
boat without main-Uiast, and with ONLY 1
days provision.
These boats, il will be seen, were little
coastins vessels, OF no value Whatever e
the British. But they wantonly DESTROYED
ono, stripped another, and jeopardlsed the
iVes OF hVe men This is another evidence
OF the humanity and magnaEimity of the
LATEST FROM H4LLFhx
ship Baltic. 1amison, from ST. Ubes viz
Halifax. days (whcre she was sent in and
cleared) arrived at Portland on Monda,
last. Passengers, captains Dennis & Pape
OF Salem Joseph Skinner Of New,York
Mr. JeHery of No, folk 1T. Graham. of the
18th regiment of u. s. Infantry, Mr.. Dab
ney and the frat lieut.: ef the privatcer
Portsmouth Packet.
several OF the above passengers have
arrived in town.
BY tile Baltic, Halifax papers to the Is,
inst. have been received, from which we
have made extracts:
About 500 American prisoners remained
at Halifax and were very Sickiy. From
to died of day.
Sailed the 1st inst. the brig CurIew, with
convoy, came cut in CO. for St. Johns. and
spoke. her the same day
Admiral Warren. with his flag ship the
s.. DominnoF+, remained in port. as also
the Victorious "A, La Hogue ~, PoictierS
-. Marlborough ~ Tenedoe So, Epdymi
on co. Qately arrived from EnsIand) Chcs-
apeake (nearly ready for sea) Maidston.
IS. and several briggs of war.
Statira, Belvidera. and Morgiana, sailed
few days before on cruise.
ne roictiers ~ was to sail for England
with convoy in about ten days.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-26

, 17ycAfy D0layS Ke.vo1d.
s{oN apprehending negro rnan named HARRY
a whe eioped froCa my plantation on Chickai,om
g'ouSy stout aud strong made, very b,ack H.. s" q
sro'n LOOK, bad countensn.e and coarse voice yys
rslsed at Col. Ambler's quarter near We,iIao'
o9th IS probable that he is gone 10 Lynchbnrr''
" ne mas some festions, M attempted 10 ressi
=, oPet some time sso---He had oil pair Of new
n'ue anu white keriey psntaloous. an cid d;r,y
'ooN'hs coat, and IS very dirty and sIovenk in he
dress: VIII give the above reward TO have hi,o So.
cured IN la1I so that get him again, and psy all
'ess0naOie expenses If delivered 10 me in tnis e;tv
Nov. -, ~ AZ.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-26
rRAas1ArEp ror TIE Irpnnn
PR era M ATIO1J


Of ne Government Of tie Indehcvrleuf
state 6f Tc1a&, 10 foreigners o. every
ration, ea'ccf'iEB fhose Of Ghaia,
ne government of Tcxas, wishing by all
Ire means in its power, to promote industry
and tn population Of the country, by in
Producing INTO its fertile territory The useful
arts and sciences, the propagation whereof
so much cn!iuences the prosperity and rich
rs of the inhabitants invites foreigners of
III rations, eXcCptlng those Of Spain, % a
se11re assy ,um aal pa.ernsl protection. II
hiibertot The barbarcN5 laws Of the Spanish
roycrnmert have prohibited, with the great
80 Scyt'itys not only the establiehneut as
z e'Fners in The p~oyi ~os of South Amer
ica, but even al CONCIERGE and c-:Dmuni.
caH)1 with trern nov, that a free roy =
srnTicn, has sUcceeftd the ancient tytaEny.
sud taa' lihere inayjms have taken place
C. oppression It Is one Of is first eT.fts ia
favor, in the met efdc2ctous mepner. The
insress Of all foreigners, who RAY brj z
~iih them any occupation or provision. q,
Witch T,cy car subsst, or who ,aav. in IRE
{e~eu,". Wish 10 dedicate themselves - tho
pr0;es-'on Of arms pieegipg i,selE ct the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-26
BRITISH REINFoRCEMENTs.

arrived, II. NJ. ship Nemises, the Hon. lame,
Ashley Mande; commander % days from Haifsx
with troops Passenger, Quarter Master gen eraI
Sir Sidney Beekwith. Arr3ed, H. M. shin a coins
from England, sailed Eth Sept
Fl. M. ship Diadem. 6i, stons Of t},. y-ord, D..
with the Mariner scop OF war; the frigates Success.
Fox ard Nemesis sre in the hsrbor they arrived
en- the oath, in % days from Halifax They brought
1000 marines --The Domede frigate i, said to be
marines have been brought nr by craft from the
ships below, 800 of them to leave this garrison
tomorrow in the Stesm boat the remainder po nv
land part marched this morning.
o. Sunday Fl. NJ. Ship Dover went down the u.
yer to the assistance of the Dibmede.
H. NJ. ship Aeoiu', winters here. She brought
upwards OF 500 sesmen tor In. lakes under their Of
ncer', captains, farhan and Creighton, and otfrer
her" Oo'iS :"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-26
NOIICK.

Shsll petition The Legislature yf Virginia 81 ~ -
next session. foe leave TO erect Toil-Brid6e =.
cross James RIVER, commencing on my land in III,
county ut Chesterfield, and adjoining the town q,
eahcaester q atuttiug on the opposite side there
of w the cosnty Of Ienriuo--W here have
and for the purpose.
EOWhRD w. TREET.
september ~ ePtto leg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-26
Nov. -
Lot ana HoUSe3 For Sec,

Lot and Housea Fo, Sec.
w sell my Houses snd Lot adjoining the town
u OF Chariotte'Eie.-I Lot oontsins seven an
one half acres, with good comfortable dwsli;a.,
House on 1T, new brick Office, and ali neoesoarv r,
ho4ses, the whole in good repair The gard.n;, 70
,arse aud nae some irnit Of excellent Quality in It.
lot is under enclosure of locus, nos,s and a. 'o.
She title is indisPutsbe. Fur terms ann ~
he BY letter directed to charlottesville. 'F -
October CO. ~+F ~ C1hh,
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RAISIca ~. CD Nov. s.

This article On the Rosncake End Tar
rIvers is now selling for three dollars a
bushei, but We learn tbat at the salt work
rear WilmingtoA it ay be had in an7
Quantities for one dollar and twenty five
ceuts per bushel.
OUR TOWNS
nc war has had very unfrvorab'e ef
feet on most Of the towns of this State. but
ou others particularly Beaufort and Eliza
beth Ci.y' the effect has been salntary.
lie latter receives the produce OF Virginia
MMh'ch passes through the Dismal Swamp
Canal, and at the former place. afr bcini,
carried down the sound, it is shipped. Tbc
imports are through the same channel
Those towns have now four times the shin
ping IN their harbors which they have in
times of peace.