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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-23
TIE ALLIED ARMY


~.
TIE ALLIED ARMY
AT the same time was composed of So GOD
Russinas WHO were occupied IN the seiges OF
OantZic, Tomosk, Modin, Stittin, Custrin
Glegau, Maedeburg 9, Wittenburg.--Of
10000 under Dornberg, near Bambnrg.--
o. so 900 under Wi7tgenstein, and D'YoTck.
OF IS 600. under Blucher.-Of 2s 900
Winzingerot OF 20 0C0 under the eve of
fhe Emperor, an I since the death of Prince
Kutrsrff commanded by gen. Aitigenstein.
of 5000 men, under Sachsn.--Of Is 900
meu (Sr edes) to be Commanded by Brrna
cotte.-Of $1,000 Prussians. forming 81, fl.
8 rvisons of Spandau, Thorn, CoIberg, and
(4ravdrntz Mating Grand ro.al of 2s4.
go Ten.
The Sa&ras are not brought igtc the es
innate; which il viii be s9er. was made
before TIE great battle ofthe I'd.
ReininrcemeDt5 we're ON the ROAD to both
Grand Arn,;es; and very powerfu Rus.
sian one was near PosET, GA the 81 MAY.
BRITISH HOUSE or co1MoNs--Nay 10.
.dmcricen Cotton.
Mr. Alderman Atkins presented petition
f-cn the Merchants, Planters &c. ia Lon
scn, praying fvt int eyciu5ion Of american
C1tt"r From alt the British ports. He OBJ
tend tj encourage the cultivation &C Cotton
&C. our Colonies, and those Of cur allies < be
N meaH Dt pre- tervins eur prectau, metals
II home, rs bullion, and no. nerchan lie,
va. nov the cni medium through which we
couia pay t<r american Cotton.
The Ch9nceilOr of ,hs LXChequcr. in an.
$50 g. que3t.Oa put 10y amembeT, Gbsery.
Cd TIA 20 auy propositions he had or should
T axe ga The sui, ct IL debste, he shouldi
MT bsgs revenue 40 view His object being
press upon the country which had de
fia~ed ear 80 FT5ma.urty against US. liz
t1riE't however th4t tie figid bloc kade o.
r. htJ t~,,st pots was more efncaciJus than
prohibition by law, as II not only shut Gu,
\ nerican Commerce. from THE. but from
other uHt is lie vas, he ssii, des;roo.
Ct aging restraints o. The produce Of Amer
"a 10 ltrg - We were excluded from he.
, rs, aaG iic w&s anxious 10 ascertain The
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-23

rect, he accounted Tor II py vne csscum-
s,sDce OF these vessels having sai,ed frcr,
America before the bl ckate was inStitu
ted, He concluded 10y expressing the
app ness it would give him, could all our
di!ferences with America be settled.
ne petition was ordered 10 lie IN the
taei Ano her petition from the shipping
interest. on the same subject was also dispo-
sed OF.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-18
Neayb0rt Sboe-Sf0re and
Manntactoy,
No. 100, TnA.Ano-o 81 REL /,
KEPT BY
TOHN n DAVLS.


WHO has recently received from Boston and
w elsewhere, large assortment OF Lads and
Gentlemen's, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, of almost every description He
has those of the first quality. which he will warrant
and recommend-also, quantity tha; ne Will Sell
at reduced prices.
He also has his Shoe Store supplied from
his Mandatory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks he can pronounce of superior quality to any
which are made in Newport, and Of the latest FASH
ions, as he employs number OF experienced work
men at Boot-making, and several excellent wofkmen
n the manufacture Of Ladies' SHOES, OF every des-
cripton.
Those Gentlemen who may wish TO be Fit
ted to their measure with Boots or shoes, will please
60 leave their measures at his or at his
Mandatory in the of the same, with his fore
man. Ladies wishing TO be fitted with tirecian Slips,
or other Shoes, will be waited on by his foreman,who
will take their measures, at the shortest notice
He returns his thanks 10 his customers Tor
the patronage he has hitherto received and fstters
himself by the exertions he has made to procure
good workmen, and the best materials for Boots and
Shoes he shall receive further patronage.
N. Is. An assortment of Morocco, of all
colors, Binding skins, Boot.web. Cord and Tsssels
&c.
- All orders from town and country will
be attended to. May ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-18
LIl. .aSo4).N x oI1sAes,

Jk 40. IN q olisAsF,
Offer at private sale, at their Auction Office,
the following GooDs, on the most reasonable
terms, for Cash, or approved papcr-
81 hhds Sd proof W.. RUM;
2l do. ID do. do; f
l9 pipes Providence Gin
90 do. New-Yori. do;
9 pipes 4th proof Brandy,
90 quarter casks Sherry Wine
9 Pipes Tenerife do.
IA hhds. Kentucky Tobacco;
$4,000 VT. Coffee
10 hhds. Muscavado Sugar
~ boxes No. i, 2 & 8 Chocolate;
1914 bales Csssia; l6 do. Cotton.
CASH, advanced usual, on Goods deposited for
public private sale.--All Cash Sales effected BY
rhem At Auction, will be Immediately made up and
proceeds paid on the day of sale. Dec 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-18
Patent Sky-Lights, &c.

JUST received, and Tor sale, by
! JOHN b LYON, Lyon's ~'ha5,
A quantity of Patent SKY LIGHTS.
he has aiso fer sale,
$500 feet of Romsdell's Cars, of the first quality,
various sizes SO quintals streights and shoai Fish
Mess Pork, old and new, in bbls and half bbls with
q variety Of other articles.
j. b. LYON contemplating new arrange
nent in his business requests all persons having
accounts open with him to call and close the same
before the ls of March, and all persons ndeoi-
cd to him earnestly solicited 10 settle their ac
counts bY Cash Note by thu time Dec ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-18
HA / 5.
Samuel I. Potter,

Acquaints ms Fr1ends ana me Puof'e
IN general.
THAT he has taken the Store, No.
l. 1l8, Thames. street, opposite Mr. Nathaniel
Sweets, where he intends keeping very extensive
assortment of English and American manufactured
II 4 | s.
which he will warrant not inferior 10 any in the Uni
ted States viz:
Gcntlemen's fashionable Beavers,
Supertine do. Castors.
Common do. 10.
Patent elastic silk HATS.
Plated and wool do.
With general assortment of Childrens black blue
drab and green Beavers also, a few dozen OF small
red, black and green morocco HATS-Ail of wheh
he will sell wholesale retail, as cheap as Can DC
purchased in New-York or Boston April %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-18
NEWPORT, X. 1.
Printed and Published Thursdays, By
WILLIAM SfMONS,
(PuBLIsHER OF THE LAWS OF coSeREss,)
MIL Street.
TERMS.

TERMS.
+. The paper is printed once week, at 2 dollars .
wear, one half in advance.
Advertisements conspicuouslyinserted,a atthe rate
ut dollar and so cents square, for three weeks
smaller ones in the same proportion.
Printing, in all its variety, executed with accuracy
and ,,cspe-,s O-I-r~ resbrrtfbhy solicited
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-03


not of the latest date. contains in
teresting particulars. which have
not yet been published.
o. Press.)
i" Sackeft'a Ro~Jonr, ypiy l6.
"I arrived here on the 18Th inst.
expecting that the feet vas to sail
the next day, but | was quite disap-
pointed the general Pike has hcp
top, mast entered and rigging over;
has also the top gallant rigging
aloft the lower and topsail yards
ore rugged and alost; iib boom and
spriisails- ward are ont /; her anchors
ami Guns are on board; her salts
were all finished yesterday. was
on hoard this forenoon with the
commodore Of the Pike, and found
to NY astonishment a fine strong,
we'll built vessel. the height Of her
quarters from the deck, excluding
the hammock, is about feet in
cbes, the distance Of her ports is ra-
Their short, it is from sill to sill feet;
her length on deck is better than
1A0 feet her beam is 81 feet. and
burtben about 900 tons she has IL
ports on one side (; she has topgal-
liant forecastle, and will carry one
"a FOUNDER on a circle in the fore
castle, also a smallpoop TO carry a
2i FOUNDER on a circle. She is 10
carry guns in her bride ports; sue
will mount so 81 Founders what is
still greater on board, she has a fine
crew. Tomorrow morning they arc
to fidd their masts and get the yards
across; she will be ready to sail on
Tuesday (2Olh),. and | expect, as it
was related to me to-day from the
best authority, that The fleet will sail
ON a cruise by the alst inst. l was
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-03

iOSG 90 -, 4 uI - ~,
Corner ofKisg g FaiJdr streets,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
,r Wholesale AS0 REqafL,
! Teas-qunpowdor, nm
Ho Or CHESTS porial, ayspu, hvs"a skin.
80 boxes young hyson * .ouchons
10000 lbs. green and white Cottee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los hhds } New Orleans * MuscoVaao
So bills Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
20 hhds retailing Molasses -,
pipes. 6 half pipes arl 6 or casks. l.
Madeira
8 pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
s do genuine old Port
a pipes Red Catalonia
20 cases choice Claret
2 bats. % half pipes Malaga
sp;pes. half pipes and 20 Or casks
Teney;h'&
10 pipes real Cognac Brandy
S pipes Gin
20 puncneOnS West-lHuia Nuiu
Is puncheons and 40 bbls Ne" England
Ruiz
10 bbls Peach Brandy
rs 10. WHISKY
500 gallons gid do.
s hbds. Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hobcrts Old London Brown
Stout
90 bales Cotton
500 ID, Bengal Indigo
SEQ 10. Bright Madder
5000 IL. Goshen & observation-disclosures
500 bust ground alum Salt
Mace, Ne,mees, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race ar.! ground Ginger,Cayenne
Pcrpcr, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice Peas,
Barley Mustard, Oil in bptlles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder VinegarS Glauber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Car
dies, maccaubs, rsppec and scotchSnuffs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Bise, Salt
Petre, Arnotte, Alum, Copperss, Brim
stone, Gunpowdcr, patent Shot, Flints
Hairpowdcr, Sifters, Cigars, Demijohns,
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, SC.
SC.
". B. so Bushels fresh warranfed
F., CLOVER SEED.
March f.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-03
FROM FORT GEORGE.

We lafrr'ned b, gentleman who
lr,ivcl IN fi,e stage on Sunday evening,
gad NJ .cf. re army OF Monday, morn
.ag, that on Saturday, preceding corps
ii ritlcmpu. VINO were out on Il ,toraging
party, were attacked by supe rlor force
Of the enemy. and retrcatcd till they
were supported by the 2Sd, under major
Wool, who had several tisld pieces
masked by his platoon', AID loaded with
Grape. On the enemy's approach, the
field pieces were unmasked aud poured
upon the enemy's ranks destructive
hre, and compelled Rim to retreat. AS.
4 strong reinforcement Of the enemy
was advancing, our torcs did not pursue
Our loss was 10 killed aDd wounded
that Of the enemy is supposed to have
been 100.
On Monday the 10th, heavy firing at
cannon and muskctrY was heard at Fort
G. orge alter our Informant lctC il. which
continued nearly the whole dag. The
result is not known.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-03
From the Albany .4rsas eftht a7fh July.

FTVW tNe S1soIfsy 80 - " 80
rRIvArEERING ON THE ST LAwhESch
A few days since. two. private armed
boats, each carrying a s or pounaer
and so men sailed from Sackett's Hsr'
nor to cruiLe in the St. Lawrence On
NJ inday the 10th, they fellin with gun
BOAT, carrying six pound carrona G.
cenvoying rs of the enemy's batteaux'
captured them without the lpssof a mar,
and brought them into Cranberry creek
about 40 miles above Ogdensburg lhs
oatteaux had on board 23o bbls. pork,
800 bags pilot bread, ammunition, &c
bound from Montreal to Kingston, On
ru.sday morning of the eneny's gun
boats, with $50 soldiers from Prescott,
arrived of the creek, and landed their
men. The pfivateersmen had hardly
time to construct breast wo'k OF Their
bags of pilot bread, before they were al
tackled by 200 Of the enemy; and
strange to tell, after an obstinate engage
Inent, in which 40 to 60 of the enemy
we're killed, his force retrcated p:ec'p'
lately to their boats, except fifteen, who
took to the woods and were pursued -
Oar loss was trifliug, though it IS not
specified 81 British prisoners captured
10 the battcaux and gun boat. arrived at
Watertown on Tuesday evening
o. Com. Cheuncey being advised o.
the danger of anr party at the creek o.
Tuesday morHine, he despa'ched TIVE
schooner, to ,heif relief, aud followed
il the course of thu day with the sqna-
lron-3oo Dragons we're dispatched by,
Cen. Lewis q. the. Same time b. land
OhWednestav 2 csnnonading was heard,
sappused between the scnooners and
gar balts We nave derived our nfor-
na;iou principally from gen.len."
WHO ca ne from Wstcrtown on Wednes~
day, who saw the prisoners AID heard
the firing.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-03
From London tater, Merch Is.
NEW INVENTION.


The Averrnxeator, a new inyen,.d
Pruning knife.
The want of an instrument for prrr.
ing trees and shrubs oftoo great hs,ph,
to be reached from the ground, and ,co
weak to sustain the weight of ladder
has long been felt.
The Averruncator will be found com
pleteiy to supply that want; with it all
supeifluous branches, may be cut from
a tree Of any height, with tie greatest
nicety, Without the aid Of 2 adder; and
that too with iaciiity AMI nestnes,
scarcely credible. |; will eEec,u,llv
destroy ailthose bags Of insects which
are So destructive to trees; ard viii be
found not Only the most psefnl bus The
most amusing iu.ttuner. lsf PRUNING
ever yer offeredto the pphlic.
II may be used in q horizan,al as well
az perpendicular direction, and is NIT
only calculated for' the use of uu-scrv.
men ard gardeners, bot is equallvs a.
dapted Tor he use ofgenuemen, Of even
ladies, who may, without inconyienee,
tany it in their walks round thelr
grounds, and remove dead and insight.
iy branches: and by the afiSmg small
basket it is admirably adapted for ga.
herring grapes, or other fruit banging
beyond the reach, or in hot houses, or
in green houses. where the introduction
of ladder will be entirely superseded
by the Averruncator.
This instrument has the approval Of
seine Of the most eminent nurserymen
and gardeners in the rcighborheUd Of
the metropolis, and is pronounced by
them most admirable invention by
the use of which, they will be able tn a.
void the various clumsy, tedious and in.
efectual cxpedients to which they have
hitherto been compelled to have le.
course in the necessary and important
duty of pruning.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-03
TUESDAY. AUGUST 8.
Sale by auction.

On Fridoy The e'h inst az l2 o'clock, al
The auction ROOM, head Of Frederick
streer deck, { Battimorr,J 'riH
be so!3 on credit,
so hogsh44ds, Mp'coVad0
70 barrels. Sugar.
so boxes white Savanna GO.
50 do. brown DO. do
40 barre,s hi,e> Brazil do
100 hhds first quality Molasses.
NVM. VANCE = CO
.ductioneers.
Angus 3. di
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-03
lust kece.vcd fo: sale
Angus .,
g. ANTHONY PHI HDtS

g. ANTHONY PHI DIES,
sBoxss Of Do,scstic Goods, con,
taia.a; !. dtickin4, 81 mbrays, On e.
hsa,s, P.aids and Strirss, ShAwiA
Co.on Threads, few pie ;es of inc
usii,w Satinc,ts miIcd coiors, LACK
AM Gra5 coIoycd superfnc Cloth, cot
ton Shifting.
IN STORE.
C9toD Twist white snt co'orcd
Nis~A' snd Women's fine and coar''
shoes
Mems Gne and coarse Hats
Saddles aad Trunks
90 ke,;. of fl truaiity Chewing 70
oscco, long rwiss
30 kegs Of Pear'-Ash
80 pieces ue India Cotton
c ,ioa, Candles and Grooeres as
nsua' l'F-f
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-03
Distlct q Columbia to Wit:
County Of Alexander
April Term, l'i3.
Benjamin Caignan, Adm'nlstrs' =
tor OF Alexander Burot -
COMPLAINANT:
AGAINST p
Jedeliah Leeds, Tho,eas Swami
and George Dcneale, &
DEFENDANTS.
The Defendant, Iededlah

Leeds, not having entered MS appear
ancc and given security according !"
tne statute anG the rules OF this Court
ard it appearing to the satisfaction .,
the Court upon affidavit. taat the s''u
Defendant Jedediah Leeds, IS not ."
inhabitapt Of this District-Or mouoh
Of the Complainant by his Council
is ordered that the said Defendant 'e'
dediah Leeds do appear here on 'HJ
first day of November Term next sHI
enter his appearance to the SUIT CIV
give security fof performing the U.s.
crees Of the. Court, and that the o'D'.
Defendants Thomas Swarm and 'eois
Deneale, do No, pay away, convey ~
secrete the debts by them owins u y.
the csta,e in their hands tel0's'Ds
the said absent DeIendsn! Jeoe''a'
Leeds, until the further order OF "o
cree of this Court, and ihat copy
this order be forthwith published ~.
two months successfully in one OF ".
public newspapers published IN " s,.
county, and that another copy &c pre
ed at the front door OF the couft'n0'
of said county.
A copy: Test, n
G.. Deneale, t. -.
June %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-03
district of Columbia, to wit:
County OF Alexandra,

NOuUtt OF TIA,
l:pril Term, 1918.
John Rea and Evan 2. Taylor, =
under the Erla OF Rea and :;
Taylor eompIainAnts. ~
John Gadsby s. Tho's. Trip {
lett, Defendants. 5
The defendant John Cads-
by, no, haviog ebrered his appearance
and riven securely according to the
statute and the lpe Of this Court, and
it appearing to tie satisfaction of the
court that The sad defendant John
Gadsny is not a. inhabitant Of this
district, on motion OF the cnmplainaDs,
10y thcir cou,isci i is ordered, that the
said defendant iohn Gadsbv do sppear
here on the first day of November
term next and enter his appearance 70
thesuit and give security for perform
ing the DEGREES Of the court, and that
the other defendant Thomas Tripiett
do not pay.awav, convey or secrete the
debts b. him owing TO, or {he effects
in his hands heion.. 'ns t. The sale alb
sentdefend;tnt Joh "a, shy. untJi he
turtber orol''r Or j., re of the court
s;d that copy Of his order be to".h
with pnb'.sacd in one of The p9t'ic
aewsp@rcra r.nr!i.ral in this co nty
for two y. lis succe siveiy, and lat
ano.hc, cgpy be posted IT the iront
door OF courthouse of said ccuny.
E Copy 2sstc.
G.. Denea'e, e.
June % la,&m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-03

an hoard the Madison, capt Grain,
she is aIse a fine ship, has all car
rouades. The brig Oneida. captain
Woolsey, is a warm brig. with car
ronades. ,Fhe schooner Lady OF Inc
Lake, is pilot boat built and sails
fast she j, to mouht one "a poun-
der with small guns. The others are
all clumo built scheoners; they were
merchant vessels previous to the
war, and have no quarters. Depena
upon it. the iieeti is well manned anu
has officers sufficient. The commo-
dore told me that tomorrow be wi.i
send about so sailors and some o'n-
GERS TO Lake Erie. The sailors arc
all healthy.
{" This harbor is very secure be-
sides the security Of a fiaf bay, 1t
has a natural mole that rnns Out so
far, as to secure to the shipping
beautiful harbor for any draft the
small vessels Of the fleet lay along
side of the mole. 1t was on this
mole (calIcd Navy Point where tie
stores were burnt took walk
near to Horse Island. where The nri-
fish landed It's about half.a mile
from the town; from the landing to
the town the trees bear witness. and
will record The action for several
wears. There are sOre works throw
ing up for its better defence on the
ground where tue action was fought"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-03
PUBLIC SALE.

win be sold at Public Auction or
Saturday the 7th of August next, at ! !
o'clock on the Premises, that elegant
and ccmmodious three story Brick
House and Lot or the South side Of
King street, adjoining the Post-Office.
Term, If oalc-Endorsed Notes at
s, u and lS months with interest 'rom
the date, the payment OF which will De
secured by deed of trust on The pro-
perry.
Iuly 8
{. l will sell a negro man
TIA, islaclv, beatty ms ,ouns, ans'
of unexceptionah'e qua 'i!ics CT Farm
Bede Clements.
July 8. d.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-03
From tie BuF'iior Gazette, jay 20.
BATTLE OF BEAVER DAM.

BATTLE Or BEAVER DhM
On Wednesday night last, major Cha
min arrived in this village, having 60.
eether with his company escaped from
the enemy on Monday preceding The
Major has given us the following nara
don Of the action at Beaver Dam, sc,
which we now lay before toe pubic.
On The Esd If June LAST. a patty OF
the regular troops, Consisting OF 500
infantry and 30 ligh' dragons, under
the command Of 1t. Col. c. G. B'ers'
Ter, together with a mounted rille,nen,
composed OF militia from the country,
under Chaplin, were detached from the
American cncampnent at F"rt George,
for the purpose of cutting off the sup
plies Of the enemy, and breaking mp the
small eHcampments they were forming
through the country On the twenty
fourth, about miles west of Queens
ton, they were attacked by body OF a.
bove five hundred Indians and near a
hundred regulars. who lay concealed in
the GODS near The road they were pas
sing. The attack commenced on the
dragons, who were placed in the rear
The infantry was soon brought INTO
positionso return the enemy's fire to adj
vantage and succeeded in driving them
some distance into the woods. In d
short time the Indians having taken
circuitous route, appe9ren ii tront and
opened FIRE upon tic mounted rtie
men, who were stationed there. Here
thew met with so warm reception, n
they were compelled second time 20
retreat in much haste After this every
cxertion was made to draw the lndiaas
from the woods to he open ground, but
without much effect. The 'few who
we're bold enough to venture, were hand
led so roughly, that they soon returned
to their lurking places.-In the mean
while the enemy were receiving consi-
derable reinsorcements, which at length
gave them a great superiority. A re-
treat for short distance was ordered,
and effected with very little loss. The
Indians soon made their appearance up
on our right and left and the regulars and
some militia in front, our troops were
formed in close columns fer the purpose
of opening way through the enemy
With their bayonets At this luncture
British officer rode up and demanded
the surrender Of the American party
The demand was made, he said, to pre-
vent the further effusion of blood He
asserted upon his honor and declared In,
he most solemn manner, that the. Bri.
;ish regular force was double that OF the
American, and that the Indians were
700 in number. 1t Col. Beerstler IN:
der belief Of these facts, and thinking
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-03

Government has issued an order 70, ,h :,
arrest of this seditious v.lain and H..
probability is, that he wi lose hi, If.
His rame is Friar Gregory Rodriguez"
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Use following extract, although
not of the latest date. contains in
tercstiag particulars, which have
not yet been published.
IN Duo,e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-23
By Thomas Richie.

~ OTICE-Wilibe sod. on Wednesday the 9th
instant, If fair, II not, the next fair day, at the
dwelling house of the late Richard Hewlett, in the
town of Manchester, a considerable portion of the
perishahle property belonging to his estate, ION \
eret of nine months, y consisting in part OF seven
horses, one and calf, thirty forty assheIs OF
loose SALT abont ten Thousand bricks three Wagons,
set of Wagon gear, considerable quantity oil
plank, sc.nthns anil pales; also great variety 9.
c,rpeotevs tools aud valuable articles ut house.
Hold furniture. For all sums ten dniisrs, bonil
viii, approved security, to carry interest from the
date it not puntualy paid. viii he required: all
sums not exceeding ten dollars to he pa,! down
On the same day win be hired OUT Cor the hslanie
OF the year, iis. negroes, (ihree of,which ear
penters, one Il newer. and one wagsoner , aud at
the same time will be rented that large and COIN
mo.iious Workshop in Manehester belonging to the
said estate; the creditors of which requisite
bring their claims forward. (ip order that prepare.
tion may be made to pay thsm,) and the debtors to
rnske prompt payment. The sale viii be contnu-
ed from day to day untp completed.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, .9dm'r.
Feb. 18TH. ids