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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-25
Exeacf efa letter TO tAeS Editor, dated Vas,

EStfocf OF q !effer 70 fhet&Edffoy, dated Wdsh-
ington City, .Tanad,y %, 1918.
CATER tedious debate, attended in part by
circumstances not calculated to add to the
dignity of our proceedings, we passed the 20
thousand Bill. 1 thought our true policy was
to pass that particular bill rapidly; though
am no friend to short enlistments generally, yet
IN our particular situation, 1 thought beneficial
consequences woulctzas,k tom the measure !;
but to make it as valuabk As possible, promp-
titude in all its movements from our body till
our men got into the field, was requisite. IL
has been under discussion several days in the
Senate, and the - months term of service is
stricken out, nothing yet substituted, and it
may probably perish altogether.
{" We have information that 4 squadron of
British ships of war is off N. York, probably
for short time only, as suppose they would
hardly attempt TO keep their station there long
during the present season of the year.
The French and Russian accounts are so
contradictory, it is difficult to come at the
truth. My own opinion hpwevcr is, that Bona
parte has been foilcdcepab etely in his .irst OBJ
ject There is little dotiff hut calculating on
the character of Alcxandel he meant To bend
him to his purposes by the rapidity of his
movements; but the Russians have evinced an
obstinacy which he probably did not antci-
pate. It is not easy 10 foresee how the contest
viii ultimately terminate; but 1t must be a
difficult thing to conquer such country as
Russia The project, indeed, was most Her
culean one"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-25
nOMEsTIC.

WAsHfNoroN CRY, January 81.
So. George Tucker, Esq. the erudite com
mentator ON Blackstone, is appointed Judge
Of the United States for the Virginia dis
trict, vice John Tyler, deceased.
Mar Ia!.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-25

a Postscript to letter from N. York to the
Editor, dated Jan. 81, says, " The blockade OF
our harbor is raised.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-25
TlND1AN WAR.

u INDIAN W M.
The following Hand Bill was haadcd TO us by
gentleman Of this city.
Genius Of Liberiy---FStra,
UNION Saturday nighO JanuaEy 9.
Fr91t n MI Lisbon SObio } Paber.
It is wi,h mtt flessurc we announce 3 tho
public that Joitk RsSfIo, hrst leutcnRt OF
capt seclys trdAp Outrageous ifhm Waskipg.-
ton county, Pen!Ap Wednesday. 4st arGi5el in
this place, express frota ca INrrisbb, kith
the pleasing intelligence ofAdie ltefekt Of Oar
~ Of Indians or miIes. ahase sfne Rapids Of
the Miami on the east side Of tie river by 4 e.
tachment Of Volunteers consisting ofbetNecn
1850 and 2000) under the csmmsnd Of Brigs-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-25

Died at Hartford, Norfl Caratina, 9th Dec
last, in the 63rd year OF hs ageSMr. DAs1EL
GoRDoN, formerly an inhabitaI,t Of Man hes.
ter, Va, universally RESPECTED by All who knew
him.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-25

THE subscribers have in store ,for private sale,
on accommodating terms
1000 sacks Salt real Liverpool filed sacks,
twJled, large and in fine order,
500 sacks coarse Salt,
$4,000 lbs. brown Sugar in hhds. tierces md
barrels--a part of which is of first rate
quality,
1000 lbs. Coffee, aproportion of which, prime
and sreen--in tierces, BARRELS and bags,
80 hhds. Mola's"es--most IT which 1stquality
90 Punsheons Rum part of which i. old,
10 bids. New York fsctTed, Rum,
5 $s5 ss; s... :E S.ss,p particular
10 pipes French try&y, Musss which war.
ranted genuine, - ~, ~" va"
f1B Bs'f c a@a superior quality Gin.
10 Boxes Imperial Tea,
100 boxes Candles,
100 do. Soap,
100 do Chocolate.
100 do. Spanish Segars
so barrels Northern Apples--sound and in
nice order,
so bales spinning CotoH--Also, an assortment o
Dry Goods,
viz.-superfne Coatings-Fl anrels-Frizes-Ke
dd Cottons-coarssyArn Hose hite India Cool,
--Dnites--s-prffAeC aiicoes--And q greasrsarie
" Of other ardcles.ADily cxpeacd from Phila
dcpha, 10000 lbs Advantageous Msfsfahclled Su
gar ia boxes and Arret&p-Also.-sBT the ship Abb
gail from Liverpool 500 saskS5all, bead Liverpool
f!icd--and from BAtimore, Wh;skda, brown Su
lB'r, and prime grceh fieiFec.
We eOntinGe to nake1ber,l advar tes in cash OF
all consgnments entrusted to our careeLand Iayiu,
most commol,ous s. completely frc-proof Ware
House, are we'll prepared fo thc reception of Gods
Moncure, Robinson e Peasants,
.4Hcf'rS,
CorRer OF ID asd 9Th street aud opposite
70 Shookoe Warehouse
Jan. IL. e,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-25

The later end OF oc,oj,r is5cHl
Through Buzz, (near Mag,ieburg) D.
way to the Grand Army An escort of b.
sian prisoners. aeEepg whgnwcre some officers
of distinction. 4sQ passed through on their
way to Maydeb, -
Eight Thousand Bsyari> lbs were ON theft
march, in octobefJ8 theNit1nd Arny.
The Turkish army still occupied Sciniinla.
The Grand Vizer had been recently reinfor-
ced by 2o,000'men, and spirit of cnmity a.
gainst the Russians still prevailed through the
Turkish empire. Three conveys Of Russian
prisoners who were on their return home, from
were arrested, and confined in
the Barracks ut Silistria, BicopoIi, and Rus.
chink. 1t appears, indeed, from these circum-
Ntances that renewal of hostiIities between
Turkey and Russia is not very distant. ABri:
iish frigate appeared at theDartlannelles, and
was refused entrance. ~
The british Irigate Minerva, with feet Of
- sail under convoy, sailed from falmouth.
Eny) FOR Halifax and Bermuda, on the i7h
,f November.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-25

The la ter end OF oe,oj,r iS5c
through Buzz, (near Magieburg) d
wsy To the t,r,nd Arm,- A., ..~o,.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-25

sian prisoners, n
of distinction. &
way to Ma scle biI
Eight thousan
march, in Octob,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-16

Rerizonta!R Roads. The great destruc-
ton Of herses and carriages on the COM
mon reads in the United States arises
from the enes enness of he country, and
the materials of which hey are made -
The new Turnpike road between Bruins
wick and Trenton, has been 50 cut up
this spring, az to be with difficulty pass
ed anu large quantities OF merchandise,
in consequence OF the blockade, are de-
tanned ill the warm weather gives It's
wet parts little compactness and Solid
itY. Horizontal Roads have lately been
formed, where the countryis level, IN the
neiyhborhood of London, aud from Vsrl
ous re pOris il is that o. them ore horse
can draw with ease rs n,uch as he or
six on a common ro.d. The road tor
the new carriage In TIE Stadium, IS
very excellent specin'Sn, oil thlS con-
stlucuon and SO greatly facilitate the
luoloa uf the Carriage, that IL runs
wilhaat tae aid of horses or nachin- ~
carving ,wo passengers, al Ire 'aie "'
sa.en miles per hou'.-.N 7. Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-16
100 Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber,
living at Sully, in the County of Fair
fax, Virginia. Negro Man slave
named WILLIAM, VINO calls himself
VIM. BurwciI-iie is Mulalto, about
2l years cid, five feet eight or ten in.
ches high, straight and well made; he
is active, fluent, arttul, intei!i sent nd
very tim;d His vIsage is thin, cheek
bones rather high, eyes large, nose e.
~ a.: to, enead low and s, morally CO.
vered with wool--iips large and Hat,
and from peculiar formation OF the
bones 81 his jaws appear to be swoln
ust below the ears. He reads and
writes tolerably we'll, and viii undouHt-
edly exhibit pass of some kid He
wore away black cloth coat, which AP'
pears to be rather small for him ; a
pair of country cloth pantaloons made
of cotton and black yarn, an old 5ht
1olored .urtout; but he might east y
obtain caange Of cIoalhing. He was
suspected of going to Alexandria,
/ whare his father, freed man named
Nat Bugwe!l, lives lie has served me
m nv wears, as house servant
md has lived in Alexandra, Staunt2n,
in thu the county Of Middlesex, twherc
he was oorn) & in Fairfax. For some
months he waited in the Tavern OF
Capt, George Turner. Of Staunton.
| will give the above Reward tor the
delivery o. said slave to me, or Salty
lodging him in the Jail OF Alexandria or
Fairfax, if he be brought from dlf-
lance exceeding SO miles---and FIFTY
Dollars if from less distance
Francis L. Lee.
April ls.
serhe Editors of the Federal Re-
publican are requested to give this two
or three insertions and forward their
account to Messrs. Snowcen * oimms'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-16
From the London Couriers

We are happy TO find that the whole
country is alive ard alert upon The SUD-
ice, OF TIE last India Conpauy's char
Ter, and that III all the m~nutaCtnr ng
owns End n all the oui-poIts, meetings
nave either been, held, or are about te DC
held, la petRion Parliament against the
renewsl OF the Con psuy's monopoly "A
morning paper states, that " the E was
:, ru,nor ,este rday of compromise De-
tween Ministers and the Court Of Dlrec-
,ors, which we think not improbable. a
renewal Of the Charter, on the present
terms, Tor short time, is said 10 be the
oroposal submitted to the Court,
We believe there IS not the slightest
foundation ior the rumor. sure we arc
that this is the time TO come to hnas
settlement. The wants OF our country
demand 1.-THE whole country erAes out
for I. :.
Look at that Immense tract which IS
monopolised by SINGLE Company. II
comprchends ali the countries 0e!~eell
The Cape of Good Hope and the Straits
oi Magellan To any part OF tnese ex-
teas,ye territories. all the rest oil his ma
,es,y's subjects are excluded from 'rao.
ing. Ye, by the s7ih of the Aing' 'hs
trade is allowed to the subjects OF al
reign nalions in amity with his MA
, .ty. What good reason can be gwen
,ar allowing TO men who pay no part %
the taxes imposed on the British Empire
ma, which is withheld from those VIM
! GO psy these taxes? l, is by sucn fooi'
| ,sb morality that we have increased the
wealth and prosperity of America, sne
furnished her with those means she II
now using against us. America ,'a'
found an spen trade with lndia' De'
ns6cisl one, though the Company lot
se,,b tell as il would be losing oh'
to tho, ou,-port Merchants OF tais couli
"; and they instance the small qaan
INV of tonnage taken by tne ihl.,.
dua.s during the iSyears-as II tue p's''
! ard decisive answer 10 this arsu'heH
we're not, that the private trade 10 '"'
| ,e,,l.mrp,s of the East India Compan!
!. under so many restraints as ten'
to deter people from engaging III It.
| Ano,n.r arautnent Of the ComPsh!
ma, opening the trade will open srea:
er temptation to smuggling. But It's. Is
n., NM, r;ou, that in almost all tradeS
however heavy the duty. and ho~ese
urrs, of course the temptation to iraeo
re revenue is guided with such exae'
ness, tha, titeFs IS . greater cnanG
los. than gain in meddiing VIII IT.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-16

Smuggling is a!ottery. in which no pru-
dent man will engage his capitai--Sure-
", therefore, what, has been found so
we'll adapted to its purpose in other
trades, coald not altogether fail in Sc
curing the revenue payable in East In
dla'imports, however widely scattered
among the various ports Of the country.
Perhaps on the subject OF the ports to
which the trade is 10 be opened, we think
the number too small. Certainly we are
of opinion that Lcith, the port Of the ca
pital Of Scotland, ought not to have been
excluded. Glasgow is, undoubtedly, a
{ large trading city, bat the same compli.
ment should hare been paid to the CAPT.
tai OF Scotland, even were it less COM.
merciai than Il is.
Ireland must be impressed with this
truth. Whist her clamorers for Ca,ho
lie claims, and her deaagogues, are en-
deavoring BY all possible means to repre-
sent the ministers as inimieal to the
commerce and prosperity Of Ireland,
those very ministers have replied to
these calumnies by Selling every cppor-
tumty to improve the situation OF the
country Dublin and Cork are to be G
pened to the trade, and itrequires 40 sa.
gaclty to predict tina, Cork, so advsnta
seously situated for the trade, possessed
OF advantages III this respect SO much
superior to those Of any other port in
the three Kingdoms, must be elevated
TO degree OF commercial prosperity
that will make her forminable rival to
most of then. Ireland is not a little
indebted on this head to her present
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-16
Valuable Property,
For Rent and for Sale.

ITO be rented Lot Of Ground on
1 the South side of Duke street
and West side Of Fayette street, suita-
bic for Brick Yard, for which Clay
and Sand may be had on the spot or
the sane may be let on Ground KENT
cav $50 feet front and $50 deep, with
the benefit of 20 feet alley on the
Soulh.
For Sale about Thirty three acres OF
Low Land on the South side ei homes
RIM. near Strawberry Hill Mill, now
the property of Thomas WILSON, Il
sIso ,oins the Land of Jane. II. Hooe
an the East and the lane leading to
Benjsn,in Dulany's Estate, no" IN 'e-
nure of Landon Carter on the west
Also. Tract of Land, mostly IN
Wood, Joining the land of William n.
r.,r,,t and Shoals Mill Tract. IL
Contains about 1875 acres, has me
nle,.an, situation for house with an
prtcnsive view. Holmes Run Eases
.,hroupb it on which there is nearly tall
enough for a Mill. One third OF the
non.y will be required in hand; tor TIE
rsmainder one, two snd three years
credit will be given, paying interest ior
the same. ,,,.,,.
For the Rent, apply to Wi,liam
Hartshorne, and for purchase OF the
Land, to John Janney or
William Hartshorne.
4th mo, 2. ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-16
Valuable Lands for Sale.

~ He subscriber will sell Tract
/ OF Lend, containing 5e3 and
halt acres, witnin two miles of Fauquier
Cour, House; aaoul 800 acres OF which
are IN wool, well i.nibered. The opeh
land is Undergoing lis FIST course OF
clover ana plaster There are on The
premises !, comfortable NV Dwelling
House not finished. good new Barn
and other CONVENIENT GU, aouses Pos-
session o, the houses anG part OF the
land can b. gwen lmme iiateiy, and OF
the residue af,a, harv 81
This is perhaps one oil the most de-
sirable tracts OF land III the neighoor-
Food of Fjuquser Court House, On ac-
coum' of its vicinity to that place, whero
fire wood sell, at from tree to fcur
dollars per coro during III winter sea-
son. JOIN \ w. smith, Esq. or SamI.
Low, Jr Esq, will she~ the land, and
rnske known the terms OF sale. a.
Also, one other Tract, containing zoo
acres, lying il he county OF Culpeps
p.r, on tie main road leading from
Che.ter's Gap to Frederlckshurs.-
This land is aell adapted 70 the use OF
plaster. and is rot more than two miles
from MIR. Moses Gibson's Merchant
Mill. II will be shewa by MIR. curtis
Corby, near the premises, ans the terms
made known on applIcat ON to the SUBJ
scriber, living the upper end OF Eau.
quier county, on the road leading from
the Court Hou.e to Chester's Cap.
VIM. ClarksOn.
March 8w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-16
PUBLIC SALE.

Pursuant to a Decree OF
the United States Circuit Court for the
County of Alexandria will be sold at
Public Auction, on the fourth day of
May next, if fair, on the premises, all
the Real Estate OF George M'Munn, de-
ceased, subject by his will 10 the pay
msat Ut his debts, VIZ:
A valuable lot OF Ground
on the north side of King Street front.
ing thereon sixty-sre feet eight inches,
and running back 100 feet to twelve
foot alley. This prperty is immediate
~ oppos lte the dag onal Pump, and tlie
most Aourishing part of the Town =
Also a large Frame ttouse
ard Lot, on the corner OF Prince and
Rovsl Streets, an excelltnt stand Tor a
Grocery Store -
Ore other Lot on the cor
ner of Prince and Fairfax Streets, with
It's improvements.
ATwo Story Brick Store,
and Dwelling House On Prince between
| Union aud Water Streets.
A Frame Rouse and Lot,
on Water between King and Prince
Streets, next door to Wm. Dunlaps re-
| s!dence.
Also a Molety, say one
| half OF Thirteen Acres Of Land in the
| county of Aisxandris, on the old George
| town Road, nearly opposite VIM. Fra
zier's Terms of sale, 6, IL, * 10
months credIl for approved Negotiable
| Notes, with satisfactory Endorsers, and
a lien on the property till pad.
MordeCal Miller,
Executor II Geo Nc Num-, decd.
April Is. 2awtos'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-16
RUSSIAN VICTORIES.

A meeting Of the subscribers and o.
theirs, disposed to celebrate by public
festiv al, the Russian successes against
Francois requested at the Uni n Hot ell,
Georgetown, on Saturday next, at four
o'clock, to FIX upon the day and make
the other necessary arrangements Gen.
tiemen in Washington, Alexandra and
the neighborho d, triendl! to the object,
will be pleased to attend.
April Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-16

Herring Seine Twlne.
Just rrceived = FOR SALE,
case. Herring Seine Irvine super
rior quality Cameron Street Wharf,
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
lisbon,
Turk Island, SALT.
Ground Alum, y
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Shcetings
Co,k for Seines,
Tanners Oil in bbls and half bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil,
Paint do in tierces and bbls.
Birthstone in bpls.
Mess No. and . Boston Beef. bblS.
ard half bbls.
Do prime Pork, bbls.
bbls. Tar, Resin, Turpsntine and
Pitch.
April :.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-16

We learn by gentleman from Phi
ladelpkia that on tuesday last The cap
tors of the India SHIP Montessse, be-
longing to MIR. Stephen Girard of that
city, sent up notice to the owner. inform
ing him that he could ransom the ship
and cargo for S 10000: and that on the
receipt of the notice Mr.. Girard sent
down his late captain to have an ioter-
view with the captors on ths> subject
Ibid.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-16

A letter from Philadelphia, dated A
prii 7th, received this morning, says,
" The whole loan was taken yesterday a,
eighty eight per cent for per cents, or
100 for per cent, with an annuity Of
one and half per cent, for Is years.
The parties allowed TO the 18th inst. to
determine which they will take"
.Nezp. York En-. Post
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-16
JUST PUBLISHED, BY
IOHN A. STEWART,
md for Sale at his Book yStore, q mfw
and improved edition Of
GLASSES COOKERY,

ContaiDing directions how to roast q
boil every thing necessary to be sent up
TO tabie-Broiling, Frying, how to
dress Fish, made Dishes, Poultry. Soups
and Bro.hs, Puddings, Pies, Dishes for
lent. Grayics, Sauces, Hsshes, Erica.
sees. Ragout., making Cakes and Jel-
lies, Picking, Preserving, and Comic"
tionary.
ALSO
The /olloEmg new PnbHeafions. u.
Roksby, a new Poem, by Waller scottf
Emerald Isle,--b by G Phillips.
Traits of Nature, by Miss Barney
Coed Men Of Modern Date, oy Mrs'
Green. -,
santo sebsst iapo, by the author OF me
Romance of the Pyrenees.
por,rsiture Of Metbodism, by }. Crow
life Of Whitefeld, by J. Gilies
poetical Vsgaries, by G. Coleman
Elements Of Chemical Philosophy, By
Sir Humphrey Dasy, L. d.
Life Of Perciyal-Erskine's Speeches e
Duane. Hand Book, or the New MI
litary Guide for The lniAntry Of me
United States
April II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-16

We understand that Mr.. Bayard, who
is now In town, has received his letter
Of appointment from the secretary of
state, In Which he is informed that MIR,
Adams aud Mr.. Galiatin are associated
with him In the business OF the mission.
As yet he has received no instructions
as to the mode OF accomplishing the OBJ
jeet of his mission. He is expected to
sail in about two weeks.
u. S. Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-16
MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY.

MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY.
INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT NOTICE.
The Grand aid Splendid Prizes Of
10000 Dollars $4,000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars, 10000 Dollars,
Still remaining uadrawn and the Wheel having gained
THE UNPARALLELED sum OF
10000 Dollars.
orderto much possible distant dventnr ofurah them
selves Capitals
pended until
THURSDAY the 9Th of May,
FIRST TICKET will be entitled the GREAT
STATIONARY PRIZE OF
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS until
THURSDAY NEXT will advance THIRTY DOLLARS anu
will be further previous the drawing.
being application should be made 70
either OF subscribers
Kearny Wharton, 8, South.st.
P. H Nickin, 2o2, Markvt-st.
!. l. Cohen Junr Medical College
Lottery Office, 10, Market-st.
enclosing the Tickets (poss pad
will be promptly arendedto =,
April Is. get
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-16

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the district GomPOs-
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Robert Brent. Thomas Peter, William

NUUSII : WV = HC'H"S CtSI3 W iiIfduI
rhornton' Joseph Sprigg Belt, Thomas
sIorsoran, Samuel N. Smallwood, Richd,
PARROT, Thomas Fenwick, John OFT, Sa-
enuei III. Smith, Daniel Rapine, Nicholas
Yuang and John Threlkeid, for Wash
hyton county; and, Csc. Giipin, Charles
Alexander, jr. Joaah, Thompsoa, Abra.
ham Faw, Cuthbert Powell, Alexander
Snita, Jacob Hoffman, Elisha Csllen
Dick, John Mckinney, Robert Young,
Joseph Dean, Amos Alexander, Clement
Sewell, Richard Ilbby, John Richards
and Henry O'Reiily, fer .dlsrasdria
county.
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