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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-13
MORGAN LEWIS.
Messenger Office, Cannandaigua, ,
Diay /, 1918. :

<A"y L, 1919. }
The following letter from gen. PErER r.
PORTER, was sent bv express to J. C.. Saen
Ger, esq. OF this village and received here ,his
afternoon. We sincerely congratulate the
readers ot the Messenger upon the salIant
achievement 1t describes. Y lille we cxult
III the glory OF our arms, we Cannot but fee,
oeeply icel tue loss OF the brave general
PIKE.
Manchester, (.szagara countv. J,
Nh'a 70, 1913, o'clock, u. AZ
"DEAR sir,
nave just returned from Fort
Niagara, where saw captain of the H.
ted States navy. He is just from Little yort
the capital Of Upper Canada, and gives lie
following account, which is Confirmed bv Of
fetal dispatches from gen. Dearborn TO pen.
Lewis, now here.
" On Tuesday the 27th April, at sunrise.
eo'pn'ooofe 1haurcy, with squadron of 10
or II vessels, appeared BEFORE VI y,;,I'
gen Deaiboih aiId near c0C0 men. The IN
fantiy nnder brig gen. Pike landed. attack
ca the town and batteries in The rear. while
the squadron attacked them by water. A.
L. All, they Carried the place, taxing =
great number of Indians and militia prison.
ers, one thousand Indians beng engaged.
:" Gen SheaEe, with few regular troon.
mace thelr escape. Gen. Pike, with abont
~OO men were killed, by the blowing Nh az
magazine, IN enc of their batteries. and in
winch they had train of power far mr.
fiilThose, About fifty OF the British a,t;Ile
Iis'S were ki!cd BY the same explosion. The
loss on both SIDES is considerable. Our.ar.
my Is now III possession of the town and is
expected here shortly. Our troops bel,ay-
cd win the greatest gallan,ry. iinm,os.
quantities of military stores and Indian goods
were taken at York, which seems TO have
oeen the deIiof for those articles. The ves-
seis OF tile squadron are not sufficient 10
bring them away"
Farfter Partcnlars. Although general
Porter does not meHtion the taking any Bri
tiSh vessels, yet we are well informed tbat n
considerable portion of the enemy's lake.
navy, was lying at York, and the other part
at A'"6S'o''' II rs, therefore, highly proba.
pc 'hat our gallant tars have either destroy
co or obtained possession of a sufficient mum
DER OF inc enepy,s Slips, to eneable us We
~ soon 10 chase tile enemy from the lakes.
by gentleman direct from Sacket's I,ar-
Dor we learn that the force that sailed from,
there ON Sunday the 25th consisted of corn.
Chauncy and aDou, 1000 sailors; will, crn
dearborn and gen Pike who took with them
the 9th, 18th, and 10Th regiments. col !
Va Iiure's regiment, consisting of the n. |
York, Baltimore and Albany volunteers. |
and Capt. Forsyth's company, all of Infant. |
ny ; and detachment from Col. MIconib's |
OF artillery, in all about 1000 men.
we understand that private letters re-
5eiVed by the Steam Boat state that Com. /
o,ihanncy has. Captured, at York, the Earl
VI oil guns, and the Prince Regent of |
% Buns-oeSides a number Of smaller ves-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-13
Extract ola letter from dr Sso,laart, dated
1st .4hrl. 1915

on or about the 10th inst. general Will
kinson will take either peaceably or forcibly
possession of the town and citadel of Mo-
bile, and the American standard will at last
wave yictoriuos over the venerable ram
parts OF fort Condo. The great strength of
this fortress Greeted during the reign of
Louis XIV. may be deduced from the Cir
cumstance of its having been defended Sc
veral weeks by 80 men, against the united
attack of 5000 under Don Galvez, in 1880
and finally capitulated honorably. One hun
dred and fifty rations are said to be the dsi.
ly issues to the Spanish garrison, but scarce
think that the number Of troops can justify
it."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-13
Nave.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND way

Extract o.! = letter dated New-York, Wednes-
day morning.
" News this morning wears different com
pleN,on from yesterday, in consequence of a
short arrival from Corunna at Boston. a pas.
senBcr informs shat previous to his quitting
FAmoutli, England, ON the 18th of April, an exc
petition sshich h.a en6~ke.! for America was
ronhfermam!ea IN coas, quence OF dispatches
ircin TINS country containing the seaman's bill.
messenger Was aiso ordered to proceed II
America WIKI dispatches for our government -
The Russian Counsellor SchwertzkoH has
returned from the poc;ier. lie saws distinct.
~ that Com. BercSiord has no information
whatever relative 10 tie frigatc Essex. TIE
Neptune, capt. JONES. with Messrs. Galla,in.
bayard & suites, sails to morrow for St Pc
tersburg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-13
DOMESTIC.
FROM sAcKEr's mAnBoa.

ALbANY, april TO-
On The sd, our squadron sailed from Sackct's
harhor, under Com. Chauncey, with about two thot.-
sand troops, consisting Of the 18th and 18Th Rcei-
ments inlautry. the Albany aud baltimore Vol,.i,-
tcers, and some other companies of AI't.lures re-
Simeut, aud Forsyth's riilcmen Gen Dcar.or,,.
Gea P,se. Col Pierce, &r. embarked with the
troops. Owing 10 the ice diving into the mouth
OF the hai'hor, the squadron put back on Frida,
aud saed agaiu on Saturiay.--1le destination
OF the force - unknown, bu, generally believed to
be Little York, near tho head of Lake Ontario wi,
view 10 cooperate with Gen. Lewis onthe Nigga
IA river ai.d to destroy the enemy's marine force
at York. 80
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-13
Nf~ YORK, Nay z.
Columbian office, 1Iay7, Z
z o'clock II. NJ
LAND VICTORY.

by agentleman. who arrived this morning
IN the SteamB Boat from Albany, we ha, e
received the following highly important in
formation.
Ertract q a letter from AGyor General
LeSois, 10 Me Postmaster at Utica.
dated
MAGARA. ssh .fnrH, 1918.
SIR,
Our troops from the Harbor arrived at
Little York at SUNRISE on the morning of the
9Th, where, after sharp conflict, we sue
ceedcd in carrying the place and all the cu;-
works. We lost by the explosion of mine
several men, ahd unfortunately gen. PIKE
among the number. SheaIfe made his esca,,e
with what regulars he had left.
Yours, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-13

Flour has risen to sixteen dollar, per barrel
IN boston; RYE TO dollars per bushel. and
indian corn 5 Is cents. The blockade ofthc
middle and southern ports has occasoned this
great rise; and while it should induce the New
England federalists to afford their aid in bring.
ing the enemy 10 aspeedv sense ofjusticc. we
trust ~ VIII admonish them of the blindness
sno 'otiy OF ever attempting; to seyerthemselves
from the union, and OF mat inr enemies of ,bs
middle and southern states.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-13
PnILAoELPrIA, May 4.
EatrGc, 81 a letter from Cadi=,
dated s0th .sierck.

A" The Plantascnet7i, is herc---she goes ont
to America, rs convoy to number OF Fran sports
with regimcnt Tor Canada. have seen this Re
gimcnt reNeuing--ihey are the finest men al
most ever saw Il is feared nv the holders of -four
that the French will no, visit tie Vicinity OF this
place atpresent. HID not Lcen far the successes
q. orr little Navy. We Should not have been able to
hold up our heads here
Mr.. Wilson, passenger in the Ariadnc informs,
That the SpsGs go'erDment had sig,nitied its wisi,
To- Mr.. Wellesley, British Minister at Cadiz. "a
have the British forces Withdrawn from Cadiz aud
the isia and that Mr.. Wellesley had written &c
, has Government Tor an answer
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-13

tern soil. Which have hitherto em,,Ntl
most OF Their shipping. a great part {. q
VIII no longer hnd employment and If Ne
are not much deceived. they Will in ,vu
years after a,secessi0n from the union. be in
hhheiy more anxious to come into it again,
than they now are to separate from it. Let
tie thteateners beware Of Tie consequences
oil their conduct. We speak only to the in
terests OF those who advocate The ,icstrtucti-
on ct the union because SUCH men ara. in,
capable OF being governed by any other con.
siderauon. They are strangers 70 patriot-
Ism, and 10 all those generous feelings which
constitute tie unity and bulwaik OF a free
and gallant people Men who, when q TO-.
reign enemy is lowering on Our coasts, rea-
"y 10 take every advantage, can present
10 mat enemy broken and divided aij-
peaiahce, and who tell him that they are
ready to embark IN plots oftreason and re-
Dellioh against Il government engaged in de-
lending our rights, are worthless citizens.
and not less worthless men.
Fon, tie BOSTON f,.lLL.9DJyC,y
As all the Ssatcs East of i.,c DciYwur NV .Io
" scu majority of tic FRIENDS OF Peace and Com
' mercc' into their Legislatures, cxccpt Vermo,t
land the same may be expected of her the next
" .iceuoa) IT seems most favorable TIME. for ,orn
. ing COMMERCIAL LEAGUE, amou.- tbes.
States Let Conterees DC appointed Nv the res
pcctiyc Legislatures, and they would form CON
=" FEDERATION, or CONTACT, ia support of
y cur commercial rights, which would defy the en-
: NIFTY and Vaccinations oil the Shareholders ;u,
" baekwoodsnen."
The peace Party as they ,ud;cror.,v
enough style themselves, have be,r,vod - ,,o;'.
hypocrisy IN their Publications rel,tiva ,n d..
.'loasSy 10 isussia they say ihat they're.
apA'ods Tor peace; and CIV declare That f,.f,.-
,.:'' . co"id elect an honorable pacication
NJ .-"s.t"u yer do these fictitious men write
s;a can 10 produce rupture between Rus
81" a'u "a 'aeFica They tell the Russian MINI
ae.' anu .'le emperor, that the government are.
,ss. ~ instItIting mission to treat for
Psaoe WIN treat Britain: they tell ,hem ,baY
administration are decidedly hostile ia Russ;, :
,'u' using all their exertions TO ndisnose The.
~, government to American interests
- "VI only Dy these means prove their hol
o| ''''u aesPicabic Professions of earnest wish
g ,'r peacei but they evncc a desire to pre.
M ,". y" i'ussii 20 throw her weight into the
i .sn scale, for the purpose of mHuencino-
EN'"sfica TO submit to all the claims oftb he enc,
NY. lhey thus betray the best interests of
'neir own country But in endeavorln., TO dis
suaae Mr.. Bayard, federal nerot;ator from /,
gong to Russia, they ,lemonstra,e tb,t th.s
e eo no' uesre peace; that, in fact, they are a.
rat ei'her that peace vii, be made, and the
GROUNDS OF their opposition be taken away. on.
'hat 1t VIM appear that English insolence and
pretehsions cannot be sanctioned even bv NJ.
iayaFd' and their past assertions thus be faIs;.
fed. N'''' NC '''s'-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-13
Bait. Pattiot.
cee.ge.YsIga X Roads. CKenl county }

Ce0Tge'ToIUH : Roads, { KeHt county
May 8, 1918!
Last week party of the enemy landed 49,
w. George Medford's, at Plump point. in w.,
ton, and robbed his meathouse, hen house AMI
sheep fold they even went into the kitcL.n
stole the Kitchen furniture and took tbe me-.
groes' weekly allowance OF meat Tbey olsn
killed several of his cattle---shile ,hey ,Vcr,.
thus employed an express was sent FIR the mi,
litia, party Of whom arrived in time to Ore.
vent the enemy from carrying oil the cattle tb9t
they had killed the militia fired on tic b,r.,,.
as they left the shore, and it is thought some ~
The enemy were killed
The Maidstone frigate lies so near IIoweIl,s
point that she has thrown some Other Slot n MIL
into the country.
It's expected that Georgetown will 500, H..
attacked, and probably tIis village; the Mi.
tia however are on the alert.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-13
Exract If a hney iron, Kent county, dated1,.

irSt.
"Since addressed you last, the enemy have
commenced their wanton warfare on our nav
shore; n ship of war passing down the b,y
last Tuesday, Commenced bombardment ~,
s. Winners house, of your city, and after t;r;no-
Is shot az the house, of which lodged in ,bSS
wall, and two passed thro' the house, thew al.o
landed at MIR. Mediord's few mics abnve.
Mr. Winners, and alter treating Mir. Medr,,,tl
with extreme rudeness, robbed him of an liz
sheep, cattle, hogs, bacon and even sitting ponJ.
try, and escaped with their booty thus honora-
bly, obtained"
We learn by another channel, that alter I ;,:..
ing Mr. Ms. cattle, the militia came upnn u,.,
British before they carried them oil, aad tll't
they run and left them.
Bait. Pattiof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-13
BALTIMORE SAFE

Copy eta Report Of desdchneat from the Eyrs.
6ahiniOre Troop. Capt. II. THOMPSON. on
guard at North POint, from 10 to 4 o'eloek, p
III. Nay 8, 1915.
The enemy's squadron at anchor in the b.v
consisting OF three ships of the line, fri,.a,es'
briggs, schooner, tenders or craft. nj ON,
o'clock, one ofthe briggs weighed anchor and nr,
stood down the bay. At about half past ono
O'Clock OF the tenders were manned from Al
mirais Warren and Cockburn's ships and sailed
down the bay, excepting one, which stood ove,.
for the eastern side of the hay, and run clos
in to the iand. 1t became SO thick il was i'm
possible to discover any further noycmerts -
her At two o'clock a signal was hoisted on ",
board OF the Admiral by display of3 flaws o
at the mzen and one at the fore ton-r.iI,'nt
masthead, which was answered bv e, ,Ia
squadron. Soon after two ships of The l;ns
one the admiral, one frigate, one brig anil liz
schooner weighed and stood down the b,v A.
o'clock Admiral Cock burns shin wr;,.baJ
and stood down the bay. At half mas, -.
one trigate only and one tender LAYING At an
Choir off Swan point '"S - "''-
(5ignedl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-13
May 8.
THE BULwARK or OUR RELIGION %
AND
SOVEREIGNTY OF THE SEAS.

HAVRE DE GRACE, May g.
ms morning, little after the break of dav.
a British armed force under cover M a.,.,i ~
scIs which anchored ia front OF this town in eleven
large barges, landed below smsll breast work
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-13
s5ohn DiGmdqfer.
I'm. II. Handsou.

Head Quartes, May 3,
10 minutes past o'clock.
hasten TO despatch the preceding report-
the circumstances detailed aie important ana
correct. "''O
l. FRAILEY.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-22
l will rent,
For a term of gears NOT exceeding Ten,

For term Of gears not exceeding 1en'
The square OF ground
with the Dwelling House and Improve
ments, whereon MIR JOHN DUNDAs,
deceased lately resided This property
has been for long time fond OBJECT OF
cultivation to the deceased owner, aud
for small expense may be made as ell
eibIe a residence as any IN the town or
neiphborhood. 1t may be particularly
recommended to gentleman desirous
of comblalng town with country lite.
will also RENT for term OF years
not exceeding ten, that valuable Wharf
Property situated at the corner OF Union
and Queen streets, commonly called
KirkDatrick's Water Lott would an
swer well for Board Yard, and tor ma
nv other profitable purposes, which Will
readily suggest themselves
Agnes Dundas.
September IA. 2aw4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-22
Valuable Wharf Property
FOR SALE


THE subscriber being desirous OF
closing his affairs in Alexandra
offers for sale his Wharf, and Ware
house thereon. The House is large
and convenient to the River. with the
use of 90 feet Alley on the South.
extending to Union Street. The
Wharf can accommodate ships OF the
greatest draught OF water.
Also, three building lots between the
said Warehouse and Union Street, two
of which fronts on said street u feet 9
inches each, and extending back Sc
feet the other fronting on the alley
SO feet, and extending back IS feet 2
inches, on which lots are a Shed or
Tobacco Warehouse and Stable.
Likewise the Brick Warehouse and
Lot on the north side of King, between
Water and Union streets.
Also, Farm, in the county of Fair.
fax, about ten miles from Alcxandria,
containing one hundred and sixty-two
acres. with good Orchard aud out
Houses
If the above property is net sold at
private sale before the second day OF
October next, it will on that day be Of
tered at public sale.
For terms, apply to
John Tucker.
June Is
NJ. B. The above PRO
PERTY will be sold at Public Sale on
Saturday the and October, at II o'clock
in the morning, on the Premises on
liberal credit, which will be made known
at the time and place Of sale.
September 9 eotas
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N O T 1 C E.

THE Partnership of COTTON q
i STEWART was Dissolved Oh
the LIST instant by mutual CONSENT
Those having claims against the hrm
vii please present them for payment
and those indebted call and settle theii
accounts with joan STEWART, wh"
is fully authorised To settle the same
Peter Cotton.
John A. Stewart
Aprils
The Public are respect
fully informed that the Business WI
continued and conducted by JOHN 2
STEWART, who thankful for past
favors, solicits a continuance OF the
same.
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CORD WOOD.

Many applications having OF late
been made to the proprietor OF the 70.
rest OF Washington fer . supply OF
i'i,ewood, from the Forest. These ap-
plicants are respectfully invited, to
leave at the shop of Mr.. VIM. w edder.
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
made on or before the 10th of SePtem-
Der, arrangements will be made to fur
nish the supplies is wished to sell
one hundred acres Immediately bind
ing on the north side of the Leesburg
road and allin Wood, & alsoithe Land x
Wood, heretofore advertised as lying
on the south side of said road, having
about so acres cleared and the balance
in very fine Wood and timber, suppos
ed to contain 500 acres. The terms OF
the latter mentioned parcel is, one halt
the amount paid and credit OF 4years
for the baIance-..For the TOO acres
8 4 paid and the balance at the close OF
the year.
A SURVEYOR and AGENT wanted, to
Law off this Property in Lots of various
sizes and attend to the Sale thereof
re must reside near the property; and
all applications properly recommended
must be made previous to the 10th OF
September
Mr.. Thomas Trammell will shew
The premises and for further particu.
lars, Apply to Mr.. James Dawson, at
Arlington.
98,h August.
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TAcKS 6 SPREGS.
JUST RECEIVED A CONSIGNMENT
TACKS AND SPRIGGS,
In BOXES assorted for sale by
]. 6. Laid.
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I'm order to prevent deception, the
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