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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-09
PENMANSHIP

"NAUGHT 10 greater perfection 10
"a Lessons Of 3 hours each, than
in one year, on the ordinary plan. No
other mode, has ever been adopted, by
which equal improvement Can BIO made
in. the same space OF time and the &c.
neral satisfaction, and encouragement l
find in my present school, induces me
to open a second which will commence,
on Thursday the 10Th Of September,
few door. below Mrs. Cracroft's, on
Prince Stree, where young Ladies and
Gentiemen., will be taught systematic,
elegant hand. Credentials wLich have
from the Governor OF Delaware, Tbos
P. Grosvenor, Esq. and other Gentle
men, will prove the success Of ny plan
in different places and in this place, |
have number Of young Gentlemen in
nv School, whose information nay be
relied on, to whom are referred, all who
wish to make particular inquiry No
thing is required in advance, and if tbs
ma ority of my SCHOLARS, do no. improve
as much in - Lessons, as scholars usu-
ally 60 iD one year at common schools,
will teach them without extra charge IN.
til tie, d..
Specimens of their improvement may
be seen al Doctor Lilies apotbtcay
shop. Those who wish to subscribe,
will please 10 call on ne at the writing
room, or at Mrs. Cracrott's.
I. Rogers.
n. 3. Ladies & Gentlemen are taught
in seperate classes at 5 10 per scholar,
or, at their respective houses a, Is.
September s. d9t.
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lInlI WOOD.

M,n. applications having Of late
been made to the proprietor OF the Fo-
rest OF Washington fer supply OF
FiiewooG. from the Forest. These up.
p,irsnts are respectfully invited, TO
leave 1t the shop OF MIR. VIM. Wedder-
burn, Druggist, on Fairfax Street, A
lexandria, memorandums stating the
Quantity Of wood wanted and by whom,
To the end that if sufficient demands are
m 4de on or before the 10th OF SePtem-
Der. arrangements will be made 70 fur
nish the supplies 1t is wished to sell
one hundred aCres Immediately bind
ir on the north side Cf the Leesburg
roadand al in Wood, & alsqthe Land <
Wood, heretofore advertised as lying
ON The sorts side of said road, having
about so acres cleared md the balance
In very fine " God and timber, suppos
ed 10 contain 500 acres. The terms OF
the ;atter meni,ored parcei is, ns hat
the amour, p.id and a credit of cars
for tAe b1isnce- For the 100 acres
8 poll and the balance at the close OF
the yer
A SURVEYOR and AGENT wanted, to
Law oil this Property in Lots OF various
sizes and attend 10 the Sale thereof
He must reside near the property; ard
all appicat;onsproperl recommended
must be made previous to the io'h OF
September
Mr. Thomas Trammell will shew
the premises al d Tor further paricu-
lars. Apply to Mr.. James Dawson, at
Arlington.
ES'h August.
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JUST RECEIVED.

Intercepted Letters from distinguished
characters in England, or the Two
penny Post bag opened.
The Pastoral or Lyric Muse of Scotland
by Hector Macneil. Esq.
The Siege Of Rochelle OF Christian He.
roine---By Madame dc Genlis.
Conrad, Map of the Seat of War in
Canada..--and
Some very best Camel's Hair Pencils.
JAS. KENNEDY & SON.
Sept 8 St
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Five Dollars Reward.

CT2AYEDOR STOLEN from my
y Wagon, at Mr.. John Boyan's
House, Dogue Run, on Saturday night
last two HORSESHOE an Iron Roam
Horse upwards Of IS hands high, a.
bout IL years oid-has marks of the
collar on hi. shoulders-the other
bright Bay, "a years cid, upwe,ds Of
Is hands high, with small star N his
forehead-they both had short switch
tails. The above reward will be paid
for delivering them at the place where
they straysd from
William Buck.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2 3t'
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Mersno Rams for Sale.
SEVERAL FULL BRED AMERICAN
MEklNO RAMS

MAY De purchased on reasonable terms,
by applying to FRANCIS L. LEE, or
in his absence to JOAN DAaNE. Jr. a,
SuLLY, in the County Of Fairfax, near
Ga, No S, on the Little River Turn.
pix
August s.
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JUST PUBLISHED, BY
John A. STE WART,
ind for Sale at his Book Store, men
and improved edition Of
GLASSES COOKERY,
Containing directions how to roast &
boil every thing necessary to be sent up
to a table-Broiling, Frying, how to
dress Fish, made Dishes, Poultry, Soups
ard Bro:hs, Puddings, Pies, Dishes for
Lent, Gravics, Sauces, Hashes, Frica-
sees. Ragou,., making Cakes and Jel.
lies, Picking, Preserving, and Confec.
tionary.
ALSO
The following new Publications,
Rokebv. a new Poem, by Walter Scott.
Emerald lsic,--by &. Phillips.
Traits Of Nature, BY Miss Barney.
Good Men of Modern Date, by Mrs
Green
Santo Sebastiano, by the author of the
Romance Of the Py,epees.
Portraiture Of Methodism, BY ]. Crow
ther
Life of Nyhite6eld, by ]. Gillies
PoeticaI Vagarles. by G. Coleman
Elements of Chemical Philosophy, b.
Sir Humphrey Davy, l.. L. D.
Life of PercivaI-Erskine's Speeches g.
Ouane's Hand Book, or the New Mi
litary Guide for the Infantry of the
United States.
April IL
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N O T l C E.

~ ~ = ~ 49,
THE Partnership of COTTON q
i STEWART was Dissolved OIL
the lst 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 A. STEWART, who
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, solieiss continuance OF the
same.
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Artificial Mineral Waters,

"HE subscriber has Recommended
i running Tor the season, Soda and
Settler Waters. Rochelle and other
Waters kept In bottles, or prepared ex-
tenporaneously for those who maychoose
scdrink thep at the Fountains.
Richard H. Little.
Apothesary and Druggist.
March 20
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e. Notice is hereby given

u No!lCe IS herebY given
that the subscriber intends to m,keap
plication to the Marine Insurance Com
pauy Of Alexandria, for the renewal OF
Certificates No 1885 TO 1884, both in
elusive, being fifty shares of stock
standing in his name on the books OF
the said company, the same having
been lost or mislaid.
JAMES CIR TX.
September 2. 2aw6w
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LEES ELIXIR.

A sovereign remedy for colds, obsti'
nate coughs, catarsghs. asthmas, sor
throats and approaching consumption'
Messrs. Michael Lee, II Co.
.You are at liberty to use my name
in the recommendatio ofLee's Ehxlr:
as from repeated trials | have found II
an excellent re medy for colds, coughs:
RD BARRY.
BALT1MonK, June 90, 1910.
Afessrs. Michael Lee e Co.
| was attacked with most violent
cold, severe cough and pain in the
breast, which continuedto grow worse
during which my appetite failed and
nv voice altered SO much that 1t was
with the utmost exertion l could pro-
nounce a single sentence louder than
nv breath. Some of my friends hav.
ing observed to me that much good
had been done by the use OF Lees l.
iixir advised me to procure bottle
from Mcssrs Warner and Hanna'
which &C, ordingly did--and to those
persons unacquainted with the merits
of this medie,ne, it will appear asto'
nishiae that three doses should remove
the pains in my breast, and the use
one bottle only restored me to perfect
health.
J. A. SMITH.
Market Street, F. Point
LEES
Genuine Essence & Extract of Mustard
1 safe and efectual remedy Tor A.
cute and Chronic rheumatism, Govt.
Palsy, Lumbaao, Numbness, White.
Swellinss, Chiiblains, Spralns, Bruises
Pam in the Face and Neck, etc.
Extract of letter from MIR. Nehemiah
Gregory. agent for the Proprietors,
dated Norfolk, (Va.) July "a, 1912,
Messrs. Michael Lee e Co.
Yonr essence OF Mustard is highly
approved Of by a number OF persons O.
this city, who have had occasion to ap.
ply it in cases of Bruises, Sprains &c
You may send me further supply
also, send ME some more of your Anti
Bilious Pills, as they sell we'll; the
whole of your Medicines are in consl.
derable demand. Yours truly,
N. GREGORY.
Lees Ambitious Pills, for the pre-.
vention of bilious levers, &c.
Lees Elixir for violent colds. coughs.
SC.
Lees Infallible Ague and Fever
rops.
Lees Worm destroying Lozengcs,
Lees Itch Ointment. warranted to
cure by one application, without Mer-
cury.)
Lees Grand Restorative for nerv.
Gus disorders, inward weakness, etc.
. ee's Indian Vegetable Specific, fol-
the Venereal.
Lees Persian Lotion, for letter.
and Eruptions.
Lees Essence and Extract of Mus.
tard, for the Rheumatism, etc.
Lees Eve Water.
Lees I soth-Ache Drops.
Lees Damask Lip Salve.
Lees Corn Plaster.
Lees Anodyn ne Elixir, for the cure
Of headaches.
Lees Tooth Powder.
The above Celebrated Medicines
continue to be faithfully prepared, sne
Sold by the proprie,ors, No. SO. Pitt
Street, Baltimore.
And by their appointment in Alex
andria, by
II GRAY. bookseller, King.street,
rtN KINGSTON, Fairfax-street
TO country merchants ant Others,
Who purchase to sell again, liberal
'i2count will DC given. by the proprie
tors.
To detect counterfeits, observe each
article has. on the outside wrapper, the
signature of
MICHAEL LEE, and Co.
N B. At the places of sale may be
had tgrstis) pamphlets containing
cases of cures whose length prevents
heir being herewith inserted.
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The Alexandria Museum,

rs open for the reception of visitors,
/ every day, Sunday exceptsd) from
10 A. M. to 2 P. NJ.
Those, who esteem it pleasure
to pass an hour, in viewing an assep
blage of the works of Nature and Al
may here be gratihed.
Admittance forgrown persons, .;
cents, each yisit-Childrea, II u
cents.
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RECEIVED

RECEIVED
81 Schooner Melinda, from Boston, anc
Sehr. Regulator, from Nesv York,
4 complete assortment of. StOEo, OF
all descriptions and fashions.
In Store,
Cotton, Window Glass: Ravens Duck
Fine Soaps, Spanish Horse Hides
Trunks.
E. Gilman.
July % eoStlaw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-16
OUR SLAVES.

We have received the most satisfactory informa.
lion, that The Slaves which are taken from our
shores by our Jirfaotfs enemy, are shipped to The W.
Indies, aud sold ia their Slave Markcts. They lure
the poor wietches on board their ships by such lit
tie tricks, IS would shame a Jesuit by the most
seducing prom s6s rs well as by presents of tea, spi-
rits and mo ey, administered 10 those who fly TO
them : but how soon is ile scene reversed I! They
are transported to the West Itdics, and consigned
10 a species Of servitude, compared 10 which, their
present " service is perfect freeaum." A captain,
~ respectable man, who sailed out OF Norfolk, has
made an afhdsyit that he saw a negroc, with whom
he was acquainted 10 thar port, set up publicly Tor
sale at Bermuda, and struck off 1t an enormous
price. = Indeed, the British officers no longer make
= %Pretence Of offering tie slave the alternative Of
returning with his master. Capt. Barry, OF the Dra-
& ", does not hesitate TO sly that he has received
Orders FROM his Govern ment - let none escape
tlro' his fingers. Trrkies, Geese, Hogs, and Ne
groes are all BON Pris TO s. the delenders of our Ha-
" Religion aud the friends n H5ery in both He-
inispheres. Enquirer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-16

NFW YORK, DPcj IL
Extract fa letter from a RESPECTABLE and
much esteemed friend in HaiJaE, " s.
TO the Editors Of fhe Mercantile AdUer
tiser dated N0vem5er Sh.
" Being here on my way to England, I
was induced By the representation of sever.
al respectable American masters of vessels
to visit the ship and prisoners where the
American prisoners of war are confined
They stated that very mary had died. and
that the Hospital is now filed with poor
creatures whose complaints were generally
brought on by want of cloathing. l regret
to say the statement was too true. The
Hospital is Absolutely filled with mere skel>
etons of men in all stages of consumption.
| euquired of the surgeons ard Of the nurses
how they accounted for so much of this
dreadful complaint They all replied, it o.
riginated in a want OF comfortable cloathing.
Fifty have already died of that disorder, and
many more must soon follow them. In wal
king tnrough the prison with Mr.. Miller,
the British Agent, the applications for shoes,
stockings, &c. &c. we're innumerable. The
most pressing demands were relieved but
the others we're told they must depend on
the Agent OF their own government. Mr.
Miller told me, that Mr.. Mitchell (the A.
merican AGENT was unable, he believed,
from want of funds, 10 purchase the neces
saries with which the prisoners ought to be
supplied. The poor turkeys of the prison
told me they were in advance to Mr.. Mitch
ell above twelve thousand dollars for arti
eles delivered to the prisoners at his re
quest. There is very bad management
somewhere. Humanity induces me to state
these facts, in hopes that you will be able
either by publishing the substance of this
statement, or otherwise, to induce the pro
per department Of your government to re
lieve the distrcsses Of these most u%nlortu,
nate men, whose miseries must increase a
the cold weather comes on.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-16
ERoM nEMnRnM.

A passenger in the Lcander from Bermuda,
has arrived in town. She sailed from Bernuda
18th of November Brig Leopard, of Portland,
taken off Charleston, arrived The da. before /;
he does not recoliect of sny vessel having been
sent in while he was there.
Admiral Cockburn was there with about 10
sail OF ships OF Characterization unknown
a convoy for England b. the Geliah, race,
was 10 sail the first wind; also a feet OF trans
ports for Halifax, having on board the 89lh re
giment conveyed by 4 friFate.
There had been no late arrivals from England.
General Boyd arr wed in town yesterday from
the head quarters 1T st Regis, through Ldr-
linPton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-16
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT or THE BAT.
TLEOF MlLLIAMSBURGH

Gen. Boyd and suit arrived in Boston on
Tuesday last, from the encampment at
French Mills. The folloWin ing is the official
despatch Of gen. Boyd, detailing the par,icu
lars of the battle OF tie 11th.
Chronicle.
Co y Of a letter from brig. gen. j. p. b ~.
who commanded in the bate oi Will
amsburgh, to maj. GEL. James Wilkinson,
commander ~ chief.
CAMP. Aedt Corn1veH, Nov 70, 1873.
SIR--l have the honor To report 10 you.
that yesterday, while the rear di, ision Of the
army, consisting Of detachuents from the
LIST, Cd, ard 4th brigades, and placed under
my command To protect the fDtilia iron.
the enemy that hung on our tear, was IN
der arms in order TO move, agreeabiy to your
orders, down tie bank Of the 81. Lawrence,
a ret ort was brought to me from the rear
guard, that a body Of about 200 British anC
indians had advanced into tie woods that
skirted our rear. Gen. SwaTtwOut. with
the 4th brigade, was Immediately ordered to
dislodge them Gen. COviHgton, with the Sd
brigade At the same time directed to be
within supporting distance. Gen. Swart-
won't dashed into the woods, aud with The
2lst inf. "a part of bis brigade)' after a short
sklrmish drcYs them back 10 the position Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-16
BRITISH ACCOUNT
OF TIE
BATTLE AT WILLIAMSBURG.
ErnIu fLc NnuHrenL G- or A..

VI IL
BATTLE All WILLIAMSBURG.
From Mc M9nneai Gazette, Of Novem
Der 16, 1878.
The enthusiasm of the country was never
more glorionsly evinced than on the occaE
sion when two armies OF the enemy were adj
yancing to invade US, and under the deter.
mined resolution Of securing Montreal for
their head quarters. Here all classes OF
individuals have flown to the standard, with
the determination of supporting their nation
al character and defending the country from
the unhallowed grasp Of, the enemy. The
number of militia which have been collected
In this district, exceeded all forner example,
and fully shows that we can produce an eff
iective force, fully adequate to the complete
defence Of Lower Canada, at ary period,
when real danger may threasen lis preser
walton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-16
By THE List Mails.
PosToN, December 9.
FROM OUR ATTENTIVE CoRREsPoNDENrs,
MeSsrs. Ronsma!iere and Barber.
Office OF the Newport Mercury,
Tuesday EVENING" nac
Messrs. Clap and Bigiow,

Tuesday evening, Dec. Z.
Messrs. Clap and Bigiow,
G~ENrLEMEN This afternoon arrived the
ship Lima, cap. Swaine, of Nantucket, 80 days
rom Va Paraiso. The Lima was conveyed off
the coast of Chill lin co with several others
on the 10th of Sept by the Essex, junior, Lieut.
Downs
Capt Swaine has in charge letters from capt
Porter, and lieut.. Downs, 10 the Secretary of
tue Navy.
The Essex, junior, left the Essex in August
last, OFT Lima, having in company the Georgi-
ana and Greenwich, both OF 30 guns and 30
men. The Essex, junior, lett her convoy the
third day out from Valparaiso, TO JOIN the Es-
sex off Lima
Capt. Swaine was informed by lieut. Downs,
that the Essex on her passage out, captured of
the cost o. Brazil a British packet, having on
board $4,000 dollars in specie, which was taken
on board the Essex.
Capt. swaine confirms the particulars of the
captures By the Essex, as stated III the last Mer-
curry.
Mr.. Poynsett, our Consul at Valparaiso, hid
received Information from Buenos Ayres OF the
sailing of a frigate and two sloops OF war from
Mo jane:ro, to intercept the Easex, and had for
war1ed the news to captain orter.
The Essex. junior, arrived at Valparaiso, Au-
gust 18th, with four Of the EsseX's prizes, and
the ship Barclay randall, of New Bediora,
VIII ch the Essex recaptured at the entrance OF
Chilli harbor, from a Spanish priyatcer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-16
Notice.

WILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder, for
w cash on Saturday the lst day OF January
next, at 2. Brooks's Tavern in the Town of
Manchester One Negro Man by the name of
Phil, a woman named Dol, six Feather Beds, &
Furniture also. two Clothes Presses, the pro-
perty OF RlchaId Taylor, deceased, TO satisfy =
deed Of trust executed to the subscriber, on
the twenty second day Of August, one thousand
eight hundred and twelve, 60 secure Nelson
tlournoy, in q certain debt due by tie said
Taylor To James Elliott, wherein the said
FlOurnoy became bound as his security
NATHANIEL CHILDREs.
Deer. IS, 1918. tAt)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-16

The following non commissioned. from on
ooard.the transports, were also imprison-
ed:
.Non-comntiSsioned oGccrs-B. w. Ste
yenS. w Tromelle, Nathan Jones, Abel
Lawrence. John Whitney, Frs. Marco, VIM.
Sampson. j w. Price alias Pierce. Benjam-
IN Butman, J. 7. Reid, John Moody, w. NJ
Cune, Elisla Warren, Seth Barnes, Chas.
West, u. l.. Yates. Lyman Baggs. Geo. Has
sler, Lyman Waring, Richard Taylor. Jacob
Huber, Alvin Dewall, John Ferguson, w.
Lyles.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-16
For Sale

A LARGE ELEGANT MARE, II years old
II next Spring, by Old Diomed, her dam by
Col. Syme's Old Wild Air, her grand dam by
Cade, her great grand dam by the imported
horse Dufay With this Mare is an elegant
FILLY, z months old, by Eagle, also her first
COLT, a Mare, 3 years old, by Florizei, togeth-
er with an elegant SADDLE HORSE, a hand
some bay, eight years old. | will sell them at
4 reduced price, on a credit Of s o. IL months,
the payment to be we'll secured.
BARTLETT STILL.
Bell Tavern, Dec 10. (tf)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-16

On Friday and Saturday last the following
American officers were conducted under an
escort of major Bells's volunteer cavalry
FROM BEAUFORT, where they were on parole,
arc lodged in the Jail of this city
Naior-C. Nande Venter.
GaffaHS-John Machesney, Henry Fle-
ming, Alexander M'EVen, ID. Vanytctten,
Isaac Roach.
Lfeutenants-Thomas Carney. John War
ing, thomas Randall, John VIM. Thompson,
John II. Crauson, George Murdoch, Nicho
las n. Robertson, Mason Mudd, Samuel b.
Griswold, James Smith, j. =. Palmer.
Ensigns-Was hington Denuison, David
ID. Polk, John Tarbail, S w, Osgood.
Sidney smith, heAfsnant-W. a, Mon
teath, midlothian of the navy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-16
BALr1moRE, Dec. Is.

The house ofdelegates, we understand, confirm
ed the Illegally returned Allegheny federal caDdi-
dates IN their seats on Saturday evening. This day
is the time, which, in ordinary cases, would be A.
doptcd by the legislature for elesting a governor;
but we hope and presume that the republic N SEN
ate wall decidedly and firmly resist the detcstable
attempt OF the tederafsts ia the house of delegates
to impose a federal Executive on the state by sane
uoning The most atrccious usurpation aud violation
IT the right OF suffrage that were ever practs,d, 9
ven by the corrupt government Of England.
VEig.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-16

CoTrection-In Com. Perry's official ac-
count ofthe victory of the 10th Sept it was
stated that lent. Parker Commanded the u.
). sch. Ariel This was a m~i'take-It was
It. Packets who commanded that schr. The
mistake was made by some printer at the
southwark.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-16

vepity ofyour indisrosition deprived us o.
your presence on this occasion. The adju.
tant general has been directed to furnish a
report of the killed. wounded. and the casu
aiities and
have tie honor to be. sir.
With great consideration and respect,
Your most obedieut humble servant,
(Signed) JOHN p. BOYD,
Brig. General commanding.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-16
Notice

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, living in
Ia Augusta county, Va. a Negro Man named
WOrmley,
About "a years old, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high. of
a dark comp EXON, one or two OF his fore W.
per teeth appear blacker than the Others be
eloped from me about the 25th July last ne
was bought Of Col. Tsyloe, who resides near
Dumfries. By a Mr.. VIM scott, Of Albemarle
~county-Said Negro, when Scott bought him
of TayIoe, was in Jail. will give a reward Of
THIRTY DOLLARS to any person, who will
deliver said Negro Man to me, or TWENTY
DOLLARS If secured in any jail 50 hat I get
him again.
JAMS BROWN
] Waynesborough, Va. fwSmp