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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08
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'AMkBN up Is David Oliver at f}s-oyer eos,,,v,
o " the ,nonth Of October. 1879, an Es,r., SER
pale brpdie, with white ON u. be..y ard ON tie
end OF bis tail, marked with e. swailhw fst & urI,y
Keel IN the left ear, and und keel in the rieLt
ear, about or years od--aprrais, "a IS d,.i Va.
~ THOs POLLARD, G. IL c.
Oct 3. w3wp
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IANEoN ILLE, Sept. 90.
BY sentleua II unect non Sal dusk We
learn that ger. Harrison has i,naed on
hauoia Island, opposite nj sI,ieu, wiJh,a aait
a mile. " i;ll a iargs body ii -trcopa ma
indlans we're in considerable f roe IL l.r.,w,,
town and col. Johnson's uloia,;cd igea ard
others had projected round e take .h,uI j.,
the rear. Harrison c.ud Il course utelate
at the same time on either shoe Of the
'k', the ffeet &c. being in w; itirg 10 60.
o crate. From the very vorabc D s.
non taken We may expect imp rla,r new
IN lew days. The INDIANS 1t is said viii
soc let Proctor escape, but corapsl Inn 10
tight or surrender. Capt. Eliot il conf
GENTLY said TO be .Incng thc british prisou.
erS;
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MoNrNEhL. Ssnfcmh.r fA-

W." ~ tie military force on Lake Erie and the
,aS naval Affair between COBao e g ChatInseV and
NsJ.
MONTREAL, Sspten,bsr 49,
Orr latest sccoSHig from the Upper Provnee al
though tney shcx thst our difficulties in that ouar.
ter sre Increasing, .ee 20 hope from the
grtSt sxer0ns weii are making to surn,ount them
ti the enemy will NOT eiese tis present cstopsign
VAN tr5star success shan That which ,ended hin,
in the last Prom Lake Ere, we understand th.,
cs?t'.n Barclay, on tho 9Th instant having srnst
and I1auued the Detroit, was with his sdusdroo in
fOpt o. AnheIStburg, waiting the npprosch Of tie
eneUy's hotilla, which was reported 10 be vstch;ne
sn opportunity al aoding troops in that ueiohbm,T
g0i.1he FIRST vision It The officars ana s.an,et
destined for our squadron on Chat lake, voud oro
baby reach Auherstburg on the 9th Instant and
you'd enable ctp. Barclay, if be Thought il expe.
dient, Immediately 10 proceed In pursuit OF the enc
my, witb whom, when thus reinforcesj he SpoYld
hitk hi1aseD Iaf!y eqndI 10 contend fot fbe sv6e
ri0Tity Of the (dke notwithstanding the failure of
the attack on SSndusky, our troops under major
general Proctor were ~ excellent spirits and in mo-
way spprehensve IT tile result Of any move r,ept On
The part u the enemy The greatest want exueri.
snced at the forts of Anherstburs and Detroit was
ttst II pr0yisions-the scarcity Of which in come
1uense OF the great numbers a. Indians and their
''P''l'es, daily fed by VS., beginning TO be very
severely fe-~-measures, have however been taken
90 forward an iTnmsdia,e supply from the ntre d.
'is'On % tie srn,y. The 0penEg OF the cotoIn,ini.
cation ty ionE-Po'nt 10 which we look forward "a
me consequences 81 our squadron being enubl.d 60
proceed on the iaEe, wiz elso alIord additional
'ssaps 'Fr remcsiag rs 'cvdvs ss inst v;,,el, ,av
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sent 90

Gen Hainbt1i in Cdnadd An officer attached
10 Gen Hamptdn's army, writes to his friend in
P,peissupse under date OF Tuesday OF last week,
a. fo1~se " We lcft Burlington last Sunday week,
@nti have been cncs,n.,ed on Cumberland Head a.
boat - miles from burlington, until last Sunday.
v,eu g af Hawpfon lnOvh with the m su body u
!. : army into Canada. al OI5l-1own He drove in
- enemy picket guard, Killed 9 or 4, took IA few
insoneis, AMI put 30 lght 500 of the Canadian mi
tis ie i,es goae prepared TO meet al obstacles-
u rfs afe now cutting preparatory to the army pro.
cesSirg ifs Interior point Of destinations II The
1.ew-YorI, piItia come on a. we expect, we shall
probably SOU be at Montreal" HsraM
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Backinghaan Cera,r. 10 80

Beckiaghasn Cops,y, to sftt,
A"EN upty 'Fhou,ssP pIss,a,rfs, 5,,t b,.r,.
Cow, market oib a sonptn ero,, !, c,sb .',
s"u n''s undefngata The right esr, surpos.d 50
seven years od, tprs'sed 70 o.lvyjI ooisr,. -
red steer, msrked with dope n H.. ,gD -'s9 a
EV.sd 70 pc sax jears Oh, spPr> It'd q sup
Al'o White spsYed SOW. mqrked ~ zen 'n''ats
sy ~ W. Fs"' ear ~ Sic IN the lee s, ~,
ave V'''"'@ a Cory Tesfe FF'"'sI 20
oaobcr X &LDRiDGE, Jr. D. c.
1 =. wSNu -
i '''''eF WIZ present petition TO tie
nes, General Assembly Of Virg;uis cor
bsi,d Mi-ijsfn across "a arr, n, 9s.ui cave 80
NC Place formerly known By the nss os R l,'sss,
MsokIssburs. os,oho 'oiSE LUCAS.
wSv
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a. NV advert. senien,s IN 4! he F;,.t "a.
u MR Ia fAsTa WI te> e;l, ~ the Globe TIA.
ysrn, the Muiuet dc Ia Cp,.r ,i.e al.em,,t- + 6y
three1 the Saaw src,, BIC t'J
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q oen' Toledo, 81 'he lesd Of lie Revouticn.
is's o. sexss, On the ISth aug en:rel, G.eatod by
sNpiSaed 10 be iost--l olelo, kesnrer ferig, q 90
othris retired 10 NaeosdocSes--J IS. williamson AZ
to Toledo. arr at Ns,ebitoci es, TO .oi.s, .nr,,I-
ches. 60
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FROM CASaDA

The following article from Hoursal, presents tier
W." u the military force on Lake Erie and Inc
lots naval Affair between Commodore Chauneey and
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N letter from Platskure. Sept. 81 .sys, thu, after
een. Hampton hsd reached CGetowu, su .A,,.ess
arrived from thtnce. To stop the b.Rgs2,. ous
"s'ch had started Ter thai place from Cu5erIsrd 1,
ta'n 'hsr 'cEsayas ShGfeGRyGy. " NIethor wbgu
zen. H. arrives - ChatesusS., se VIII 81. oil 20 I'M
Sacke's's Ho,t1,, tef.s corjesture.
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F'oet an Qf.eer 70 the fdiso- of.se Enquirer.
ChMp AT ALBANY, 1st Oei.a.r
The troops nom Fori Ceotse ana the he.bo,
nave noyeu Tor hissstoo. Get, Harrison b, iis
time 1T Mslden and Hampton vii. io;n mem i.i,v.
osde";,,Sursh Oh Tie nerlh axe u tae 81. Law.
vsncc." -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-25
Y'ranslattOns. from French Pahers.

fhhNCE. PARIS, April IS.
His Majesty the Emperor left ST. Cloud
Yesterday at one o'clnck in the morning. he
goes TO take the command of his armies
o.the immense labors of administration
which have occupied necessarily the mind
81 ms Majesty from the epoch Of his arrival
TO mat OF his departure, will succeed war
IKE iaoour~, aud these great military COM
biiations viii chain victory and decide the
tate of Erpires. This indef4tigable acri
1ty which never rests but in Changing OBJ
Jects; tins strength OF mind always the same
under all circumstances, in cnu5cii as W ell
as In the held OF battle ; this noble andacity
"htch NO reverse can extisguish, aud which
governs events, leave no dOubt as Tor the issue
os this campaign. Embodrred ~ the un
toresecn calamities which have stricken the
fench armies at the beginning OF the last
winter, encouraged by the dtfec,i "a Of M.
F'usslan Governments, Qong time since
accustomed To play with the most solemn
treaties) 70 Change with fortune, cur enc
mI~s are spread III a part OF Germany not
much win the bopes of there gaining
GLORIOUS AID. Sold Conquest, as to SOW amid
'heSe people the seeds vt dis ord and anar-
CIV. Vi all the strong places occupied by
"reuch troops there are none except pIi!au
which hAVt surrendered 10 them. AS well
upoH the E!Ge and Oder, thtv have no
place oi (ofhm } Resort and The further
ms are advanced, the more their retreat
Will be difficult, and accumpan,ed with
DANCE y. All the news which we receive
from tTcrinahy represent the situation of
the French armies III such manner as in
spires us with a just confidence. This news
does not snrp:ize us, who have seen, these
last TWO months, go from the walls OF Paris
sofhcIent troops TO form formidable army,
either Ter number, or for precision and dis
cip.ine. 1t IS known that the divisions ar
rived from the provinces Of Italy into Ger
many, are tall Of srdor, and are compased
OF soldiers which have been tried in many
campaigns Artillery, rnuniiizns &c waf,
and provisions of all kinds abound in the
French army, aud when it finds itself cleo
tried by the presence Of the sovereign
there is nothing it can undertake Gut what
it can execute.
~ che interior are abundance, tranquility
and entire submission os the citizeus 70 the
laws which can My guarantee persons &
property. The armies are sled with no
ncr and Courage commanded by the first
| captain otthe age. augmented by'new and
numerous battaions which every day org4
ME themselves before our eyes. What
reasons tor hope aud security Ii our en-.
'nies could not accomplish their project.
when the elements cbDlbaued for them
when devouFing climate gave then, COZ
rage ard ability--can they now expect sue
cess. when the season will permit our brave
troops TO employ all their fUrces, & recover
their former superiority 1--WE do no, look
TO vain conjcctures toanticipate the event
8nt we presume their hopes viii be decei
we'd. and their pride confUunded.
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LANp ANDLofs FOX SALE.
June %.

N&IIbL lie exposed 20 pubic SAFE, on the 26,h
w LIST. at Ia Gc.Uek A. M. on tic q, e,uiyes'
she fi'u ing LOIS g. Ian belonging 10 The es-
Gate o' daO Craig, DECD -Four one acre lots IL ing
30 0avsis ,i!lsse, al O.,InS the Guy of n,cnOnu,
p"inOere! in die plat OF the sad village 8 ) al
~ iwoacre IOts separated from the first mentioned
fcHA Us W est areetsao extending TO Il bordering on
the rOad 1rhd,!!s 10 Idgais DiiiAiso twenty Scre
ismls iSns between Dusas village andthe Garden
formerly NiacSeA Zies, to br laid oil III 'Uls git
purchasers. plat Ot which s:!l oe eKnbi,ec On the
day Oi aae--ihe terms Of s..s of the before iDei-
toned pref eTty Will be-, cue fourth of the prchass
money 60 Ne paid on S,c ist lsRusTy next. ard ne.
Sot,De note "nh "a Spprcg<i endorser to be gwen
YDr that payment Ihs oder three .Oarti,s,
~ be PAID in three equal annual ins.s linents,
the first ,n.tainncnt TO be ,si5 ;he drst ID
J+iIuafJ 80, aHd the pSyn,sut Of them secured
O' a Deed al irU3t an q roperiy-tiie charges ior
camps and tot the De.'i cGuvsyu the prcr cry OF
THE Purchaser AID 10 tri,. iui The payment Of l
po'ci'sse money, 30 br Cs.0yed by the pnrehas, rs
50, cl'veiy
AZ tie same time and place will he exposed ia
Tute saic, Vaih,6Ie tract Of lsuii wing an the
cpDnty Oi Nenrto, about mites from Tie CITY 81
Esbn,oui, ai3o.niUg tie land purchased by Doctor
4Jnn Adams ri the estate Of AdsB Craig, deed and
SJitsla,,s sbut 200 acres. Til, terms ot sale will
b. W. moie,y Oi tbr purchase money 10 he paid OF,
sis l., January ueNt and tie other noiety On the
la. ,iARua,J fBi vSiss I'he purchaser to sive p
Sego,,sUie nDte, w,th an apfuosed nlorser for the
iTs, n0ety, aud deed ut trust on che vroperiy e.
tseufe the payment ol that and the other rnoiety
She xi,enevs ~ stamps aud eOhve yaue, 10 he de
trny.d by che put chaser.
THE EXECUTRlX
lime 7th 81
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BADGERS PATENT PL MING
I13TIyT NE


y8tHE author of the above Machine deems il I'm
Il necessary 90 say any thing in apology, for oil
re ing tins ..eSv HiOcnfion tn the public, as those
VINO are wiling to be convinced OF its great utility,
may have IL IN their power see it in operation on
ta@ Waste Waters O. The Armoury, where one is
n"w ready i,r nsiectioa--wieh has been seen and
approved OF by the following respectable gentle
CERTIFICATE
Having had an opportunity of seeing in operation
Nlr. w iI,am Badgers Mac,line for planning Plank
by the iorcc ct wster. are fully persuaded fthe
great ut,it, of the inv-ntion-psrticua,y n attach
es' tos mill. The plank sawed ~ the mil 10
any quantity, can he planned .hPt, sufficiently ry
with 9th sarfsce aud good polish, aGd with ten
times tho facility that it be by single saw.
The invention, we think entitled to considerable
merit snd the simplicity of the construction of the
Maei''ne ~ also great Recommendation to its use-
funess.
We saw plank Of 12 feet long and inches
broad, psned In about half minute by the machine
with one ofdae oniy--but is Intended carry too
aud will thus execute with astonishing rapdity and
effect.
J.Pryor, A. Anderson,
w. Clarke, n II, Claiborne.
sf3 ). Bants-and Twenty Others.
The Machine with equal facility work out
cornishss, 6ed.n.ouids. xc. SSs.
Since the above Certificate, it has been seen and
approved by the following gentlemen, who stand
high IN the profession -:
have examined Mr.. Badgers Planning Machine
very iu,putoll, whist in operation, aud believe il
Vii answer Tie intended purpose of its inventor
THOMAS SrANrOT.
have seen Mr. Badgers pisning Machine in ope-
ration, and have doubt of iIs answering Inc pur-
poe tsat It WAS intended for.
C. TOMptINs.
Fer further intelligence, -t,euire az MIR Mark
&lrh9r'Is's Private Hotel. II. Street, oborkoe HILL
4uue %. wSw
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j Richmond. Virginia, Friday, June a5 1915.

cunt OF the defeat ofMarshal Suchet, by
sIen. Sir John Murray:
iheo follows an excellent translation
Of a dispatch from Cen F,lio'Fo tic Cant,
General of Valencia, dated from his III. @. a,
fetrei, the l4th April; and giving the
events ofthe llth, 18th & 3th On all which
days there were contests between heFrench
under Generals Murray. M,G,s and wit.
hingham- On the 7lth and 18th the trench
iavanced but on the 18th. hear Castella
at'er tue allies charged the French col.
ainns, Dispersed them, and killed aaG
wounded several Thousand which composed
MS ADVANCE, ouchct, then COR menced his
retreat. when 4 corps Of reserve, led bv
General Mur:.uy s consisting Of nine batta
mons. 500 horse and I0pieces, pursued and
mace terrible havGr int the cnemy's beaten
aad taeigurtl Columns
Gen. jtiio says, shs enemy have lost more
than 3UOo iaen. in hrr<e and foos. (U'r
i-ae,sr ~ nrye nosrooa1 10 gies tHis xraaa.
tatiop entire.
A2oiher account in the Csdiz papers
says, that Suchet had $4,000 men in the
above GctioH-that he lost 900 ; and that
40 prisoners were taken, aud no quarters
we're given. The Spanish paper. say tina,
enc qefeat cf SuChet will entirely free the
.roVinces OF Valencia and Murcia from the
French.
Various articles in the Cadiz papers,
rom Madrid, and its VICINITY. say. that the
rrenct were on the retreat from that city ::
all their infantry having left it, leaving there
envy small body OF cavalry to keep pos
session OF the city: and that it would he
totally evacuated by the 22d or Esd of A.
prif
Capt. Cranson ioforms, that an expedi5
SION. With $4,000 Spanish troops, destined
'or South America, under convoy OF TWO
f4s and two frigates, were ready for sea
AZ Cadiz. number of American ships
had been purchased for tra nsports.
he report of the Toaon fleet being at
sea. was not believed Mt Cadz
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Bath Berkeley Springs.
.Iube7h

THUSE Ladies and Gendsm'u, of Virginia
- dng 90 visit Ddfh Beyfetey So inGs IN Nirgu.
g. (nsar Msrinsburg) being the IA are Of Ames
ia iOr tree mouths ia the Ear (Ja,e, july, Au-
fps,. asd even sc hcrnber,) are sieeiluliy nfor"
g. that the WATERS are IN ll.ir strUiscat s'a.e
..d ~ ile create st purity tie Ba,hs sud Walks in
te 5ss order, and every a;ie'tOn aii rs the sub.
Ssciber, IN render full satisfaction. B-ing long ae.
e. a,ntcd with public lie, AMI aey,stun..d TO god
innl myself, the puJic inay G-Ve,,d on having the
E. 50 commandments, bees anG bedding, Vitl,
mic, table rooms ehoics liquors, WINS, 10. which
t.,,i been fully collected AID the ,ABles viii
~ decorated 10 the FIRST style.
ibs anhsViiber having several hnus.s IT Berke.
ll Si'ringe he viii mske tile tsinc t. SUIT prt,cs,
bve general table As W. Goocis may thins
.to'ar.
fDi Subscriber has drawing konm Furnished
tlrt5e LsdIcs. PIANO Fore, Naps oC d,i,srr AT
b'u 's. Hrafing ltoOa SSe.-s grind Bind nj liz.
&c to- Bats, once twiee week rs tie eo.nI,nt
LAY tltnk psoPer. The verc best scrysf,'s o. So.
l"rc3 For atteadaDeC, aad every at, ntssn paid Us
CDCi.Sat hUInb,e seryar',
IsO3LIsI ESILEY.
s"aC 9. 81
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JUSr RECEIYED.

100 tSaau.ra r. dee IS el.oies Quality
50 boxes Whi,tet6drs's Cotton Cards,
b qr.ichests u aoAes Gun Powder aud Young
tirgon cas-, inpCltcd iii lSi2,
TOGO To-. Pepper,
Baulnure Cut Nails, of various Sizes
Hudow Glass. 3 10. 10 y IL * AZ Y ts,
" ,ae Lead and Lnseed nj.
AND Ok HAND,
10 bales Spnn ng Cotton, 80 sra,es & hegshesds
Queens Marc, assorted, s;ew set. Fable China OF
sx;eilet quality and rich PATTERNS 800 sacks Salt,
kiverool Tiled, 10000 ID. Coffee, LOAF sugar, hali
plat iumbieis, tSa. 6c-
For Ssie opposite til . Bell Tavern, by
WIZ. SHEPHERD.
June %. St
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.aTPUBLIc AUCTION.

NALL be sold at Public AGctioa en- the premi-
w sCs, on TuesiSy tie 29th INST One anI an
bali acres Of GROUND, on kehmond fin!, part
Of whsh has beeo called tie Yazoo Purchase, lately
ske pr"p:rty ct Maj Jos; Scott, decl. directly f;nt-
ms street on Shuekcs Hin, afio,dins o0ni leat
view OF the most eessnt buildings IN che cty.It is
t0nVsn'ent TO the market, So. Ia abort, there are
hut few, Of any,, situations, in near Richmond
possessing equal advantages TO tins truly desirable
place. Terms, cas. with approved indors.
sss, at 60 and 100 days, payable snt negotab,c at
of the hanks of Virginia, ia i.,sl,nond--tAe jug
elIs'er paying Bank discount
THOMAS TAYLOR.
June %. ids
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NO TTCE.

SE&HF co-parinershp which subsis'-d at the town
Of Lynchhorg, between the subscriber * John
LACY, under the style ard firm of .'oli' Lacy, hav-
ing expired by the death Of the said John Lacy
all persons Indebted 10 The said firm requested
TO MAKE immediate payment the su5scrihe- liz the
city OF Richmond, or TO CHARLES JOHNSTON,
Esq. y. Lynehhnrg, WIN is commissioned Wy the
subscriber TO recev. payment and grapt Exchanges
and all persons having Just c'ans against the said
firm, viii make arnhraiinn as- above.
J. A. CiiENAtLlE,, Surviving Partser.
Richmond, June g. 1918 St
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Maya.
NOI,If,E

NOTICE.
THE firm Of BLAGR ROVE, u PRJ1EHCAR'f' is
this day dissolved by mutual consent all pers ns
having demands ssainst SAL, fra are requested to
bring them forward fox a'ustrnent-An,! AT those
Indebted are requested TO make ip,niefaie taymett
to DANIEL fRUEHEART.
HE Subscribers have this day entered into part.
ne tstip IN Job Office, updcr the firm Of RifcLie
& @rtehenyt They are prepared az print books,
and blanks. and execute jobs of all descriptions in the
shortest u,ne aud III the uestest manner.
THOMAS RirCHIE.
DANIEL IRuEUtARr.
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ders--22 carronades, 50 pounders--1 car.
, ,cma' 10 pountier--l5-W eight of metal,
laere ioiio the lists of the. killed and
wounded. 22 killed, 1o2 wounded. I
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a. .fTTE .WrTO.vi WASHING TON
VOLUNTEERS

fon are hereby ordered to repair, with nil posi-
Die expedition, to the city OF Richmond, and report
yourselves to the com man,!ing officer in camp.
wash To get Drummer and Filter. for the U. s..
serViee--to whom liberal pay viii, he given.
r. BOOKER, Capt. wv
Camp, 18th June. 1918. ST
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FROM ENGLISH PAPERS.

AdD,batty O6irc, London, .firR 90.
Letters OF which the following are copies g.
ehtraaiS. have been transmitted TO the
Once by Lieut.. Chads, late LIST lieut.. OF
IL. III. ship Java.
OHHed &'0te's FrtgGte Constitution,
8' ST.. SaiUGdsr, Dec. 81, 1879.
Silt - with deep regret that 1 write
you, that his Majcs.y's ship lava is no
more after sustaining an action Oh the z9:h
inst. for several hours, with the American
fcigAte Constitution, which resulted in the
capture add ultimate destruction ct n. NJ.
ship.--Captaiu Lambert being dangerously
wounded in the height of the action, the
melancholy task Of writing the detail de
wolves on me.
On tie 22th inst. at eight H. M. off ST {.
Salvador Coast of Brszii) the wind az N. T..
We, perceived strange sail made all sail
IN cheat, and soon made hcr g,R 70 be a
large irigaie at noon prepared for seton
the chase not answering our private signals.
and lacking towards Us under easy sail !;
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~ = UftF . :" NWf- III
fe>'erday ari'gd here ship Mentor
cap'' Ctarson, ct New York, a. DAYS from
N"diz-Capt' {. has pclilslg favored us
~'p Me oi CHdiz par'rs To 5Oti April.
Ir'Fo whIch we have obtained tie follo wing
t''ahslaIi q from the Valentia Gs2elfe ~
uaJi dls=fy. OF Ap,ii Is, Of the CllciaI ac-
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FORCE or TIE TWO SHIPS.

JANA.--2S long eighteen poynders--1e
carronsdes 50 porrders--2 long 9 p un
ders.--4e guus.--Weisht Of me 81, iJ34lb
-Ship's company and supernu,neraries,
37Z.,.
CONSFKFUriON.-.s2 long % pouu-
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Further trao,l'tiog' form French papers, received

hurShay 'o"rnng tn. ~ petition (nr America
sail-d fro,n pi,nouth With fne wind nj s. " Z,
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07
Valuable Lands for Sale.

H. subscriber will sell Tract
i'll OF Land, containing 593 and q
hale sores, within two miles q Fauquier
Court House; 7bout 800 acres OF which
are in wood, we'll numbered. The open
land is undergoing its first course OF
clover and plaster. There are on the
premises comfortable new Dwelling
House, not finished, good new Barn
and other convenient out houses, Pos
session of the houses and part OF the
land can be given Immediately, and OF
the residue after harvest.
This is perhaps one OF the most de-
sirable tracts of land in the neighbor-
hood of Fauquier Court House, or ac-
count of its vicinity to that place, where
ere wood sells at from three to four
dollars per cord during the winter sea.
son. John s. w. Smith, Esq. or oaml
Low, Jr. Esq, will shew the land, amt
make known the terms OF sale.
Also, one other Tract, containing 200
acres, lying in the county ct Culpep-
per, On the main road leading from
Chester's Gap to Fredsricksbnrg.~
This land is well adapted TO The use of
plaster, and is Tot more than two miles
from Mr.. Moses Gibson's Merchant
Mill. II will be shewn by MIR. Curtis
Corby, near the premises. and the terms
matle known on application to the SUD
scriber, living the upper end of Fa,f
quier county, on the road leading from
the Court House to Chester's Gap.
VIM. Clarkson.
March 9w