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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-02
BOSTON. July IS.

Arrived, last esening, Cartel barque
Agnes, Captain Barrel, 8 days from Ha,
l,iax, IN S. with as American prison
ers
The Agnes had been boarded On her
passage from the Tenedos frigale; and
yesterday off Boston lighthouse, by the
Shaving Mill, CastiEator, of Salem.
MidatIrman Abbott, and Is OF the
wounded men of the late United States
frigstc Chesapeake, are passengers in
the Agnes MIR. Abbott is in fair way
ofrecoyeIy. Li.utenan, BuGd sill re.
mains in Halifsx and i. doing well. One
thousand prisoners remained in prison
wh, "a the Agnes sailed.
Commodore Broke was so Far reco.
veled OF his wounds as 10 be able 70
walk about He was not to resume the
conroaud Of the Shannon Until ibe port
admlai arrived.
American vessels with -four prizes
were daily arriving: did hot learn the
name Of any of them.
Nine sail of ships Of war, two of them
74's, have sailed from Halifax, III quest
of Commodore Rodgers, with The private
signals OF the U. states navy, taken ip
the Chesapeake.
TIE frigate Acasta, was fitting oul
with 81 guns, and was to sail for Boston
bay shortly.
A Halifax paper of the 18th July has
been received, from which we extract
ire following:
A letter from Glasgow, mentions the
rumor of dispaic hes having arrived in
England from the Marquis OF Yelling
ton, with information OF the defeat Of the
French with the loss of $4,000 men
this we understand is credited, & there
is kind of corroboi alton from Lisbon,
by the American ship spoken by the
Nsrcissas, the master Of which declared,
Lord Wellington with the allied army
was at Bayonne; il is 81 days since this
ship left Lisbon, and may bring intelli.
gence three weeks later than that from
Glasgow--certainly fortnight; 60 that
if the battle took place, the possession
Of Bayenne is not impossible.
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tee amounted Yesterday, reported a Dill
layinp an Embargo on all ships and YES
sells il the ports and .harbors OF the =
nited States; which was twice read allo
committed to committee OF the wnole-
house for this day.
The house then resolved itself into
committee of the whole on the said Dill
Mr.. Nelson in the chair, and after seine
time spent therein the committee rose
and reported the bill with amendments !;
which were CONQUERED in BY the house
After several unsuccessful motions to
amend, the question was taken On en-,
crossing the bill for third reading and
decided by yeas and nays. as follows:
For engrossing 70
Against it 30
Mr.. Pitkin moved to postpone the bill
indefinitely. Negatived.
The question was then stated "Shail
the bill pass 20 and decided by yeas and
nays as follows:
YEAs--.Nlessrs. Aston Anderson {;
Archer; Avery; Bard; Barnett; Besil;
Bibb; Bowen; Brown; Burwell; Butter;
Caldwell; Chapell; Clark; Ciopton; Con-
dit: Consrd; Crawford; Creighton; Da-
vi, of Penn. Dawson; Dcsha; Earle;
Eppes; Evans; Farrow; Find!ey; FISK
Of Verm't Forney; Forsythe; ffankI.n;
Gholson; Goodwin; Gourdine; Griffin;
Grundy: Hall; Halves; Hopkins OF Ky.
Hubbard; Humphreys; Hyneman; In
sersoll; Ingham; Irwin; Kerr; Aershaw;
King Of NJ c.; Lefferts; Lyle; Macon;
MCoy; M'Kim; M'Lean; Moore; Muf'
free; Nelson; Newton; Ormsby; Parker;
Piekens; Piper; peasants; Rca Of Pen
Rhca of Tenn. Rich; Roane; Roberts;
Robertson; Sewer; Sharp; Smith OF
Pen. Strong; Tannehill; Tclfnir; Ward
of N. J Wilson OF Pen. Wright; Yam
ccy 80.
NAYs~Messr Beyly Of Va Benson;
Bgelew; Breckenridge; Brigham; Ca.
perton; Calhoun; Champion; Chcves;
Cilley; Comstock; Culpeppcr; Daven-
port; Ely; Geddes; Gloninger; Hutty;
Hasbrouck; Hungerford; Jackson OF X
T.; Kennedy; Kent Of N. Y. Kent Of
Md. King of Mass Lovett; Lowndes;
Mosclev; Oakley; Pickering; Pitkin;
Potter;J. Reed; Ridgely; Ruggles; Soy-
bert; Sheffey; Sherw ood; Shiphcrd; Smith
Of n. Y Stanford; Sturges;, Taggar;
TAYLOR; Thompson; Vose; Wheaton;
White; Wilson of Mass. Winter SO
The bill was ordered to be sent to the
senate for concurrence, and the secret
sitiiag closed
The injunction OF secrecy was remoy-
ed on Thursday.
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rive have had later afrivals Of mls
mort. which do not corroborate the =
bowel r,. from
Juiy ls.-Arrived, brig Ellen, from
G. Bsrts. for Portland, detained oy la
l'J Inls I4-ArrivetI brig Ohio, from
lisbon. sent in by his msjesty's brig
Manly. Sailed his majesty's ship va
liant, on a cruise; and the belyidere'
CAPTAIN Byron, for the Chesapeake
T6e late United States frigate Chesa-
,.ake. was commissioned on Wednes-
gsv last. and we understand Capt. Cor
don. of the Rather sloop OF war, Is ap'
pointed to command her.
o'clock, P. MIR. lilly, the pilot
has lust come from below, and informs
US Of the following: =,
" Arrived at quarantine, Spanish brig
Fernando, Captain Santiago Bonora' 70
elrys from Havana, cargo, molasses' su,
gar and coffee. July 3, was boarded
from a privateer schooner under French
colors, and robbed af provisions, &c
July Is, lat. SO, spoke an English ship
from Halifax. Esd, ON Cape Cod, waS
boarded from the Tencdos frigate. Pas
,engers, Nir Olivella and family and O.
Tiers.
Also-..Last evening, Portuguese
schooner, AZ days from! Pernambuco.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, July 81.

Mr. Calhoun ir,tn the committee OF
foreign relations, to whom was referred
The message OF the president CT the U
niieG States received Yesterday made
report, on witch report the house IN.
mca;-teIy went INTO comniittce If the
whole, Mr. Kennedy il the char and
after some time spent thertln, the com
mittee rose, and reported to the house
the report Ut the COMMITTEE OF foreign
relations, ITO whsm was referred the
presidents message with an amend
mcnt.
The report as amend d state,
"Thal they have had the same under
consideration, and are OF opinion that il
would be expedient 10 adop! the mes,
sure submittcd by the message 10 the
consideration OF the house"
The question was taken on concur
rirg in the said report as amended, aud
decided BY yeas and nays, as follow:
YEAS. -Messrs Alexander. Aston, A
very, Ba d; Barnett, Beal,, Bibb, Durwell,
Bow CT, Butler, Caldw eli, Chapell, Clark,
Cloptcn, Condit, Conard, sCrav fond,
Creig hlon, Dawson, Desha,E Earle, Eppes,
Evans, Farrow, Firdlsy Fisk OF Vert
Fprnry, forsyihe, Frank!'n- Gbolsof,
Goodwin, Gcurdine, GtiRin, Grundy,
Hall, HAYES, Hubbard, Humphreys,
Hynemau, Ingetso!l, Ingham, Irwin,
Kerr, kershaw, Lefferts, Lyle. M'Coy,
M'Kim, M'Leon, Moore. Murfee, Mel
son, Neston, Parker, Pickering, Pick
ems, Piper, pleasarts, Rcs OF Pen Rsea
Of Term Rich. Roane, Roberts, Robert
SON, Sage, Sewer, Sharp, Smith oil Penn.
Smith of Va Strcng, Tannehiil, TeiiaiT,
Ward ofN J. WhtetilI, Wilson ofPen.
Wright, Yaaccy---7s.
NAYs--Messrs. Bayly DIVA. Benson,
Bigeiow, Bradbury, Bleckenridse,Bris-
ham, Capertop, Calhoun, Ctampipn,
Cheves, Cillcy, Coms,oek, Ceirepper,
Davenport, Duval', Ely. Goltsho'opgil
Glcainge,, Gecsyenu;, Hasbrurk, Hul.
,y, Hnngerford, Jackson Of H l. Ken
nedy. Kerr Of n. Y. Kent Of Md. K;pe
Of Mass. Lewis, Lopett, Lowndes. NJ
Kce. Moseley Oakley, Pearson, P!Jkin,
Reed, Richardson, Ruggles, Scybert,
Sherwood, Stanford, Suiges, Taggart,
Taylor, Thompson, Vose, Wheaton,
White, Wilson Of Mass. Winter-.-Sl,
The report was then referred to Sc
lect committee consisting Of Messrs.
GruRdy, Wight Robertson, Ribb and
Fisk, with instruction to report bill in
conformity thereto.
THURSDAY, July %.
Mr.. Grandy, from the select commit
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NETWORK, June 20.
From our Boston CORRESPONDENT, Jaiy
IS, o'clock, A. NJ.

From our Boston CORRESPONDENT, Jaty
Is, o'clock, A. NJ.
Since orr paper went TO press, VIC
learn that ar;ong the American pri>on-
ers who have come home in the cartel
barqne Agnes, arrived this afternoon,
is boy th@ name of John Quincy, who
wss on uoatd TIC Young Teazer, Capt.
Dabson, ahcD she exploded in sight Of
The La Hngee, as sncntloned in our pa
per IF the 18th. He states that it was
supposed the Trazer was blown up by
the ist lieutenant Johnson's t,ing pis
toi into the magazine, in consequence Of
a dispute which he had had with the
captaia The boy and seven othe's whe
were on the ioiccastle, are now in Ha-
liC,x, were saved by tho boats, the re-
maiuder, 90 in number, including The
captain, first lieutenant, & all The ether
officers, were lost.
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MONDAY, AUGUST ?.
loseph Vaudeville,

tOSSDu MdiiNlSfilfSs
Corner Of Kng e Fa;Jar-streess,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
8r wsoLEsALE AND RETNIL,
xoo, chests Teas-gunpow0or' nm
~. en pcrisl, hyson,hyson SKIN
50 ooAes younghyson souchons
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars.
los hhds } New Orleans * MuscoVadc
3u bbls Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 hbds retailing Moiasses =
pipes, half pipes and S ar casks h s
Madeira
pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks. old Sherry
6 do genuine old Port
a pipes Red Catalonia
80 cases choice Ciaret
butts, IL half pipes Malaga
sr,pes. half pipes and 20 or. casks
Teneriffe
70 pipes real Cognac Brandy
; pipes Gin
20 puncheons West-India Rum
Is puuckeons and 10 bbis Ne" England
Ram
10 bbls Peach Brandy
Is do Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
3 bids Cherry Bounce
so dozen H;bberts Old London Brown
S,eCt
o., bales Cotton
SEQ ID Bengal Indigo
600 To- Bright Madder
5000 Ii. Goshen & Observation-Disclosures
So bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pi.
mepto, race and ground Ginger Cayenne
Pcpper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Barley. Mustard, Oil in bottles and tasks
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glsuher
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brow
Soap. Spermaciti mould and dipped Can
dies, maccauba, rsppee srdsco'chSnuiis,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
, petre, Arnottc, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone, Gunpowder, patent Shot, filnts,
Hairpowdcr. Sifters, Cigars, uemij johns
Iyrspp;ng Papes and Twipe, Cork.,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, SC.
SC.
n. B. SO bushels fresh warranted
CLOYER SEED.
March 6.
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PUBIC SALE.

VIII BE- sold at Public Auction or
Sam day toe 7tk OF August next, ut |
g. % OH the Premises, thst elegant
and commodious three story Brick
House and Lot on the South sire Of
Kmg street, adjoining the Post-Oihce.
Terms Of oale-Endorsed Notes a.
s, 10 and 8 months with interest ssom
the date, the payment o. which VIII be
secured ~ a deed of trust on the pro
perry,
Iuly 8
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CONGRESS.
SECRET PROCEEDINGS.
IN SENATE,
Funny. IufY "a.

The bill entitled " An act laying an
embargo on all ships and vessels in the
ports and hsrbors of the United States
was received from the house of repre-
sentatives by Mr.. Grundy and Mr.. Ro.
bertson and the Same was twice read
and referred tothe committee OF foreign
relations.
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SATURDAY, July "a.

Mr.. Campbell from the committee OF
foreign relations, reported the bill lay
lug an embargo on all the ships and yes
sells intHe ports and harSors OF the U
nited States, amended; which was made
the order of the day Tor Monday.
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lust Received for sale
By ANTHONY RHODES,


3Baxes Of Domestic Goods, con-
saining d ttickins, Sh mbrays. Cling
tN7os. PIajds and Stripes, Shewls
Cation. Threads, a few pisces OF fine
ouzs;ty S,,inetis mixed coiors, back
aay drpb co!ored superGne Cloth, cot
ton ;ti,ting.
IN STORE,
Cotton Twist white and colored
Mems and Women's hnc and coarse
Shoes
Mems fine and coarse Hats
Saddles an,t Trunks
30 kegs Of first quality Chewing To-
bacco, h,ng Twist
30 kegs OF Pa ari-Ash
90 pieces blue i'adia Cotton
Cotton, Candies and Groceries as
usual june e
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Yesterday the arrivals at this
mort were numerous. We under
stand that there were about go YES
sells Of different descriptions-A-
mong which was the Spanish brig
Sample, from New York. Also, a
Spanish and a Portuguese ship,
from NeW-YOrk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08

THE Sherifis of the counties OF Accomack
and Northampton, composing Senatorial Dis
uict; ofthe counties OF Norfolk, Princes Anne
and Nsnsemond, composing another District
OF the counties at Buckingham, Amherst, Nell
SON, Aibenarie and fluvanna, composing ano-
Their district; ofthe counties of franklin, Pitt
sylvania, Campbell, Bedford, Henry & Patrick
composing another District of the counties
of Elizabeth CITY, Warwick and York, compo.
sing another District; and OF the counties of
King George, Westmorelsnd and Stafford com.
posing another Distric; which Districts con-
stitute the 4th Class of the Senate of Virginia,
are requested to Ia&e Notice. That an election
IN rotation, Is to be held, on the Court days o
.'eu respective counties in the month of April
"eA.' Tor the election of a Senator to represen,
eacn OF tie said Districts, in the General AS
semb'y For four years next ensuing.
THEo. HANSFORD, C. S.
| reo. %. 4w.
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SAMUEL G.. ADAMS,
is now receiving by the Oliver Ellsworth from
Liverpool, and the Sally from New-York, gem
eral assortment of
Hardware, Ironmongery,
Cutlery and Saddlery--also,
90 Barrels Liver or Tanners Oil
100 Gallons Whale do.
Tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
Pair Esophus Mill Stones, 4 & ID feet,
Cast Steel, Nails, Nail Rods, Bar and
Sheetcd Iron.
An assortment of Military Goods, and an add.
tional supply o. best Dutch Boiling Cloths, and
one Philadelphia Gig and Harness, which are
offered for sale on moderate terms.
Richmond, Dcc.7, 1912.
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ACADEMY Ar NORTU.MUTON

hChDENlt Al NORTH.MILTON.
CNHE Subscriber having, in a considerable
4 degree, recovered his health, is urged by
both social and parental motives to resume pur-
suits unavoidably interrupted under the most
affective circumstances. For that purpose, &
with view to permanence. he has purchased
GLENMORE, pleasant, healthy, and, in every
Important respect, eligible situation, near Mil
ton, in the county of Albemarle. As, howev-
Aer, immediate possession of the buildings can
not be obtained, he will, on the second Monday
OF january next, enter upon the INSTRUCTI-
ON OF YOUTH, at North Milton, in the large
and commodions yellow-house, belonging TO
Col. 4. Nj. Randolph. His plan, 10 the full ex.
tent OF which the accession of "a respectable AS
sistant will, he trusts, enable him to do ample
justice, embraces the same branches as have
heretofore constituted the course pursued in
substance through the various forms Of his sue
cessive establishments. He, moreover, con-
templates boarding in his own family certain
number oil the junior pupils, over whosemorals,
progress, and well-being, he wi | edulously
watch-other families will afford satisfactory
accommodations. particulars, apply to the
subscriber himself personally, or by letter
Also, to Col. L. NJ. Randolph. or to p. Carr, Esq
Albemarle county, and to Mr. Samuel Plea
SAINTS, Richmond.
l.. II. GIRARDIN.
Milton, Nov. 29th, 1912.
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M g Is. MYERS-HAVE FOR SALE,
80 Hhds. Muscovado Sugar,
II iIhds. West India Rum.
~ sacks Live pool blown Salt,
10 barrels soft-shell Almonds.
5000 Lbs. Coffee in bags,
MADEIRA, Malaga, aud TeneriTe Wines.
IN half pipes and quarter casks,
50 Thousand Spanish segars in boxes Of
100, 500 and 1000, 49, y
~ BOXES Mould Candles, rs. 6's. snd s's
~ 5oxes by 10 Window Glass,
fierce dry Yellow Oebre,
Is Kegs Paints white lead. YeIIov n.
ehre, veriigrease, black and spanisb
BROWN
Boxes glazed Hats--Cor Servants,
3 Dozen Rush bottom Chairs.
20 bohs German Oznaburgs and Rolls.
MD few barrels best FAMILY FLOUR
Feb. 25. :"
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Sales at Auction.
Land for Sale

TIE subscriber, by virtue of a mower NJ a.
torney from Josiah Woodson, late of Cooch.
land county, state Of Virginia, but at present n
resident OF Kentucky, offers for sale that well
known and beautiful tract of LAND in The
county of Goochland, on James r;ver calIad
DOYER,
adjoining and between the lands Of Robert IT
Saunders, and the heirs of Joseph Watkins
deceased. Ibe tract contains between six and
seven hundred acres, one hundred and twenty
OF which are IN the Sabbot Island, and an equal
quantity OF low grounds Its fertility offers
Inducements 70 the farmer that must be amoy
repaid II is believed to be inferior to no land
IN the state of Virginia in soil or situation.
remarkably we'll watefed and healthy The
improvements are framed dwelling bouse
With two rooms below, and passage of ten
feet in width, and two rooms above stair. with
sufficient number of out houses for family
convenience, and barns for storage of grain
u Is Tree from all membranes, save lease
Tor the purpose of searching ami raising Of coal.
and although no coal Of consequence Is yet
found, tho prospects of success are Aattering.
The terms of sale are one third ofthe purchase
money IN hand, and the balance in two annual
payments, clear snd indefeasble title will be
given Ola the final payments being made. Those
persons who arc DESTROYS Of purchasing will
Ind me at the Eagle tavern in the city of
Richmond, on every Thursday in each week.
until the FIRST Of April, and at all other times
at Philip Woodson's, on the premises. in the
county of Goochlaud.
JAMES w. MOSS, Attorney in fact for
JOSIAH WOODSON.
March 3d. 1918 "a
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Raleigh ravern-For Lease

THE RALEIGH TAVERN in Williamsburg,
viii be rented for the present year, and imme
date possession givea-or will be leased for
three or live years. There is large and va.
liable pasture attached to the Tavern, and
several Beds and other household furniture,
may be had with the establishment, rs we'll AS
two Cooks, male and female, may be obtain
ed by purchase, by those who rent or lease the
Tavern.
For terms, apply to Robert Anderson, Esq
of'Williamsbarg, Edward w. Trent, Esq OF
Richmond, or the subscriber, living in Pow
hatan county.
wM. cRUMP.
L., All 1919
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FALL GOODS.

JUST imported in the ship Georgiana, and
brig Aurora from Liverpool,
500 Packages Of Goods,
and by the next Al rivals the subscriber expects
the balance ofhis assortment
Rose Blankets, Manchcstry,
Striped do. Saddlery,
Plains, Flannels, Ironmongery,
Kerseys, Nails,
Bumbazetts, Crates,
Hats, Window Glass.
ALSO-ON HAND,
Liverpool filled Sack Salt,
Coarse Do. Cotton,
Loaf Sugar, Pork,
Brown DO. Fish,
Coffee, Tar,
Molasses, Bar Iron,
Castings, Pepper,
Snuff, Lumber, &C. Gyc
All of whiel, wish to sell for the best price
the Market affords.
NIB. Wanted, HILLS ON ENGLAND.
FOR REN7--A LARGE
Fire Proof Warehouse
az RocKEqTs.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
Oct. Is.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08
Jan. 4th, 1913.

NTuL BE SOLD, by virtue of DEED of
w trust, entered into by Samuel Foster. to
secure the payment of certain sums of money
to 1aliafcrro Hunter, on Friday the 2nd day OF
April next, if fair, if not, the next fair day. at
the mansion house, upon the premises, for rea-
dy money, so much of
Two Tracts of Land.
lying in South Farnham Parish and Essex conn.
ty, to wit Ono tenement, tract and parcel of
Land, containing three hundred and twenty.
nine acres, and an half acre, be the same more
or less, being the same Land which was con.
vcyed TO Taliaterro Hunter by John A. Beale.
and APphia as Wife, by deed dated the 2otb
April, 1S07.--And also, one other Tenement
and Tract of Land, containing twenty seven
acres, and one fourth of an acre--be the same
more or less-which Land was also convened tn
the said Hunter by John A. Beale, and Apphia
his Wife, and are the same two Tracts of Land
which we're conveyed by raliaerro Hunter and
Eliza Mary his Wife, to the said Samuel Eos.
ter by deed, bearing date the LIST tlay of Jan,,a.
ny, 1S11--as shall be sufficient to paw and salts.
y the contingent charges of the sale, and also
the sum OF five hundred and thrty.three mounds
six shilings and eight pence, with interest
thereon, from the 1st day of January, 1918.
THOS. c HOOMES.
.4cting Trustee.
Gu 4. Sw