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This dan is Published by
COTTON g STEWART,
PRAYERS

OF THE
Right Rev. THOMAS WILSON, d D.
ssyears Bishop Of Sodor * Man.
Selected from his works, and d,ges,ed
into forms, suited to private persons
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lOhn Gardner Dadt
HIS FOR SHE,
Muscovado sugars IN hhds. tierces and
; Vest India Rum in puncheoas,
Coffee and Pepper IN bags,
Imperial. Gunpo~der, Young Hysop
Skin, and Hyson Teas, OF the lat
: estimPortations, in quarter Chests
and boxes,
Russia Herp and Iron,
Swedss Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetinss, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
: bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, 7 By 9, 9 by IL, and 10 BY ~
Bristol Glass, ia whole and hall
boxes,
d, Soap, Candles and Goldfish IN box
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
sVhisssy and Apple Brandy IN tieFces
& bbls.
Few or. casks old Sherry, London Par.
! ticulsr Madeira and Strengths Rcd
Wine,
CorAage and Lines Of various sorts,
IVyi,ing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Iyomea's ANA Children's SHOES
in::oarrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks il aalcs,
SoiS Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster Of Pans.
Also, PLOUGHS ofthe most approved
construction and one pair french
Burr Mill Stones.
October 6.
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By the Kev. WM. MEADE.
WFTH AN APPENDIX.

Containing Prayers out of the Holy
Scripture, arranged under various heads
and suited to the VARIOUS feelings OF the
heart and the various situations OF hu-
man life.
January
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William Fowle.
January II.
lust Published,
March s.
For Sale 6y ROBERT GRIY;

For Safe by ROBERT GRAZ;
A NAP Of the British Possessions
IA in North.America. including part
of the United States. by F. d. Allan
A pamphlet accompanies the Map, COR
tanning brief description of the Towns,
Rivers and Forti6eatioas. contiguous 70
the Seat of War, fully explaining the
Map Price Of the Map and Pamphlet
; Dollars.
JUST RECEIVED.
A eerrec.ChArt Of Long Island Sound,
from Montsuk Point to Frogs Point, in.
Guiding Fishers Island Sound, kWatch
Hill Reef-Priee Of the Chart 8 2 50 i.
also, .a
A large supply of Reeves Water
Colours in Boxes Of s, Ia & - coloufs
each, at prices from Is cents to dol
lars. m
= Februarys ~ @g.t;l
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Notice is hereby given to

INl5LlCC IS I1NINOJ 5
The poor women OF the town OF Aiexan'
dria, that on application to the suoscr'-
Der, they can be furnished with cotton
TO soin, aud that a liberal price Will be
Maid for SPINNING the same.
IGaac Robbins.
Who has for SAFE,
Cotton suitable TO-: making carpets
spun b. the poor OF the town. ana the
nroceeds of which will be applied 10
heir reiiet
december Is.
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TO RENT,

.fnd Possession giuen i1amediafety,
ATwo Story framed HOUSE with
half an acre of ground, at the upper end
of King street. Also, convenient
DweIlinS-Houss with two acres OF
ground at the lower end Of Water street.
Apply to g. - s~Si -.
Robert Patton, ]r.
January 20 49, 1880. =
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Hartr'. vha5E io,ver end d P,isee q.
~ HaSFyR SALE, "' g
800 bushei, nice Seed Pots;ocs,
Picked Oys'ers'shd svariey Of asn-
cles in tie Grocery line.
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Rncil of AlexandrIa'
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29

We understand, that Gen. Mcveau, has
embarked for Europe. 90 board of the ship
Hannibal, which cleared out on Friday, from
this port for Gottenburg. The Hannibal
dropped down on Sunday, and was to pro
coed to sea last evening.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29

of whom are generals, and s pieces of
Cannon were taken; and the lugitives Wet,
parsued in every direction by ~ numerous
body OF Indians under the. Chief Norton.
The eneniy's force IS stated, at 200 cavalry
and 1000 infantry. BESIDES strcns force IN
boats.
This intelligence was communicated of;
York, at p. Nj. to Com. Sir James Seu,
who had sailed with the feet on the Sd ms,
10 co opercte-wi,h Gen. Vincent and i'm
mcd,z ,el procee led ia reinforce ens o.
board to support the generals further at
tack upon the enemy. Further reinforce
ments ender Maj. Debaren, proceeded this
day from Kingston to join Gen. Vincent.
The British loss has been very slight
The Official dispatch is hourly expected.
r~. T.. b. a. G..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29
ALBANY ARGUS lex IRA.
Saturddg No

SATURDAY Morning, June 10.
We yesterday conversed with Captain
Garfield, OF tue 23d, who left Fore George
on Monday se'nnisht, and last evening with
Mr.. Wood of Pittsburgh, who left it
Thursday evening subsc9uent, and Buffaloe
last Sunday These gentlemen corroborate
the accounts we have published of the &C
ton OH the morning of the 9th, at Forty
mile creek, and Captaia Garfield gave us
Ieasoa to hope tnat a subsequent battle
had been fought. WHICH h; d terminated
more successfully for our arms-but the
Information communicated by MIR. Wood
has dissipated our hopes.
Our loss is sta ed at from 20 to so killed
and $50 made prisoners One hundred of
the enemy remained dead upon the field, &
about 90 were made prisoner. Gen Vincent
was not killed. as has been supposed. The
opinion arose from the circumstance Of his
horse, hat, &c. being found on the fl Id of
battle at cay ligJt, aud fcom tina. OF the e.
nemy having sent IN two or three flags TO
|enauire whether he was kil'ed or PR
soner. A person answering his description
was seen by our scouts towards evening
making for the British camp, with an Ame-
ricap sergeant in company whom il was
coDjectured he had brbed 10 facilitate his
escape after he had been made prisoner, &
before his rank was discovered
The British fleet had landed a reinforce
ment, and captured orr Of our boats.
The communication being cut of by water,
it had been found very difficult totranspurt
provisions to the army by land, over bad
roads, end where teams could not be procu-
red. The army had from these. and other
causes fale back upon Fort George or
THURSDAY. The British feet was still ia
sight.
Mr.. Wood derived his Information prin-
cipaliy from officers who we're in the bat
tie.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29
Mr.. Xube urn ofle.ed for consideration

Mr.. KID urn Offered for consideration
the following resolution
Resofved, That committee be appointed
60 enquire whether any, and If any, what
provision ought to be made tor the more Ell
fectual and economical protection OF the
North W estern frontier against the incursi
ons of sayages and other enemies, by grant
ing donations OF land 20 act9si settlers CT
land adjoining the North western boundar.
of the State Of Ohio, and the territories Of
IRdiaua and Illinois," a.
Mr.. Fisk moved to amend the resolve So
as to refer the subject to the military com
mit.ee; when. it being late
A motion was made to adj ourn and car
Yied. So to sc.
Tuesday. June 70.
Sundry petitions were presented and re-
ferred. amongst whish was the petition OF
Theophilus Barbarick, and of sundry inha
bitants Of Herkimer county, in New York
praying that the said Barbarick may receive
q support from the public in consideration
of four of his sons and three of his sons in
law having enlisted as soldiers in the army.
Mr.. FROM, from the committee on Mill
cary affairs, reported bill to continue IN
force am act for raising certain corps for
mounted rangers, for the defence OF the
North Western frontier, and making an APP
preparation there for /; which W as twice read
The engrossed bill to reward the officers
and crew of the United States sloop OF war
Hornet was read third time and passed
The House resumed the consideration OF
che resolution yesterday moved by Mr.. Xii
bai,rn, fos 3pr,sifsir5 oou,v,ists~ 70 S'rsIuife
into the expectancy ofproviding for more
efficient and economical defence of the
North Western frontier, by granting dona
irons of land To actual settlers adjoining that
frontier. The resolution having been amen
ded, on motion of Mr.. Hampstead, by the
addition of Missouri to the other territories
was agreed to.
For the motion rs
Agaiustit so
THE WAYS AND MEANS.
On motion of Mr.. Bib, the House resol-
we'd itself into committee Of the whole, MI
Nelson in the chair, on the several bills for
LAYING and assessing direct and internal
taxes.
On the suggestion of Mr.. Bib. the bill for
assessing and laying direct far was FIRST
taken up.
Mr.. Bib6 explained the provisions of the
bill, and expressed his regret at the necessi
y which had devolved this duty on him
viz. the indisposition Of the chairman (Mr
Eppes)
Considerable discussion arose on amend
nents progosed,to the details of the bill,
respecting the arrangements of the districts,
&c.
The committee rose at the usual hour 81
adjournment, reported pr gress on the bill
and obtained leave to sit again.
and the House adjourned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29
yNew York, JQre %.
ON BOARD u. S. CUTTER ACTIVE

ylesU London, June 20. 1878.
MESSRS. CROOKS & BUTLER.
There hive been only ore seventy four
and one frisate off this port for several days
past bcfcrslye yesterday, when tie squadron
was reinforced by 1 seventy four, 2 frigstes
and 2 sloops of war, which lay in a line a.
cross the harbor's mouth. They have ta-
ken seversl small vessels which lay It an.
Choir close ~ hen. They Keep their boats
cruising balm nigist and day, ana they IN
tercept every vessel that is going up Sound
Grooming down. i am fearful | snail {
get ans chance to get out very soon. lay
three miles on the river above New L1n
don. The frigates are fp0ored across the
liver at Gales ferry six miles above New
London. AID no danger is apprehended IN
less the British should have troops to land
but believe they have none. The forts
are well manned, and there is a eonsidera-
bic number oftroops here.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29
KINGSTON GAZETTE EXTRAORDI-
NARY!
Head Quarters, Kingston, sh June o.

His Excellency the Commander of the
Fort has Just received an express. anhsGu-
cling that strong division Of the American
army bid advanced to 10 mile creek, with
the intention of attacking the position oc-
c1pied by Brig. Gen. Xncent az the head
Of Burlington Bay. The enemy's plan was
however anticipated by the gallant general,
aEd completely defeated by spirited at
tick OF day break on the 9Th instant or he
A'oericap army, which was eomple ely de
feAted snc Dispersed, Twelve cEce:s, 2
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29
GENERAL. ORDER,
Head Ouo,YerS.

I7ead Uu0fIerS, hfnysfof'.
.4oi Utant Generals Office, 7:h Jnne, l6l 8.
His :eXceiisacy the commander OF the
forces has great satisfaction in ordering the
following General Order, issued by Major
Gen. DE Ro,,euburg, to be published and
to add his appreciation of the judgement,
and gallantry displayed upon the occasion
by Maj. Taylor Of the 1OOth regiment, and
the officers aud men employed in the attack
on the enemy's armed vessels. BY his ex-
oellency's command.
EDWARD BAYNES, Adj. Gen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29
BY THE sTEAM BOAT.

.fI6sRy, June ~.
I" Gentlemen,
send wa copy ofa letter received this
morning from my spondent ut Canaan
daigua. have no doubt Of its correctness.
it being confirmed by an officer have just
seen direct from Fort George. Yours &c
J.COOK.
Canandqigua, June II.
SIR-The enemy visited the mouth a.
Gencssee River yesterday morning, q TOOK
about 500 Barrels Of provisions end i7Os
bushels Of corn. This INFORMATION hav,
received from person who has just arri
we'd from that place. Approximations az,
entertained e similar visit at S1dus, Os
weso, and other places and Coz. STlfl's
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29
EDWARD BAYNES, Adj Cen.
Office q the .Hdiatan. Generals Dehare
So ~ Menf,
N. h3oYkrecl IN .fiinc 1919.
HESERAI OEnER

80, 3 HEEERAL ORDER.
The MAJOR General commanding has
receweda report from Major Taylor of the
Tooth regiment giving an account of a gal
liant AFFAIR which took place yesterday be-
tween the Gun Boats, and detachments
from the Garrison of Isle AJAX Noix, and the
encmy's armed vessels 6 rowler and Eagle
from Lake Charnplain. having each eleven
guns, with four officers and forty FIVE men
on board. and which ended in the cap
ture ofboth vessels after a well ed
action of three hours and half. Major
Taylor speaks in high terms of the gallan-
try cf all the Officers and soldiers employed
on this occasion, particularly Of Lieut.. L we
OF the marine department, Ensigns Lawson,
Gibson and Humphres. and acting Quarter
Master Pitkinstnn of the i0eth regimen,
with their crews. and reports the material
assistance which he received from Captain
Gordon of The roya artillery. e Lieutenant
Williams Tooth regiment, with the parties
IN shore, WHO contributed greatly to the
capture Of the enemy.
Ifegarrison had three men wounded /;
the enemy one man Killed & eight severely
woundcd.
The Major General Commanding will
have much satisfaction IN reporting to hi,
Excellency the Commandcr Of the forces
this action, which does high credit 10 the
arrangements of Major Tay lor & TO the con
duct and bravery OF all concerned.
BY command ]. ROWAN, d. a. A.. G,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29
NEW YoRk. Inne %.

We now assert without the fear of contra.
diction, that Gen. MoREAU has actually
embarked on board the Hannibal for St. Pc
tersburg. The most momentous events may
be expected to follow the progress of this
great, this beloved general.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29
BRITISH ACCOUNT

Of the attack on our army rear 40 mile
creek, &6f Che capture of Q of our armed
vessels on Lake Chsmplain.
Extract ofa letter fran a gentleman in
Ogdensburg TO The Printers of he dLb a.
ny GGzettc, drfed JRne 10, 1918.
I" I take the liberty of enclosing you 2
handbills, which got 10y flag that crossed
yesterday, just after the Palladium. II is
The public will be gratified by
An early knowledge Of the affair, although
highly unpleasant. ! hope vixen we get
the official account il will not be In its de.
tail, what the hand5Ill insinuates INDY be
exp cted."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29

Extract from letter 10 a gentleman in this
eifp, DARED Piottsburg 1871 June
We have left our cantonment, and are
now excrtirg every nerve in throwing up
Fort in front of the village where we have
IL Founders mounted. The British have
put the Grower and Eagle. in complete
repair, which gives them the command Of
me Lake. We expect an attack in 49
hours. Though we have lost our muck
beloved Pike, you may rest assured we
shall follow his example-sooner chan sur
render"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29

I.'1 UT y Ie'FeT JTVH 1oOSF0'I' uuEtu lSEH
lnst.
"There is an arrival this afternoon, in 48
DAYS from Gottenburgh., Nothing from the
Russian armies 100000 Frcnchmen had
arrived at Berlin, 100, 0O0 at Leipsic. and
about the same number at Dresden, at
which latter place Bonaparte himself ha /.
arrived. So saysthe captain"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29

We hare tie satisfaction co state TIA, ID.
K VIII ims Of Sinuth-{ aro!iaa has been
appointed a brigader general in the srny
of the u States. MIR. w. was long dis
tnguished member of The house Sc repre-
sentatvss. -1iexondyia Herald.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-05
them to prevent the junction Of these

them to prevent the junction of these
vessels with the enes preparing here
Capt. Perry arrived mere unmolested,
on Thursday evening, the enemy had
not kept sharp look out, for that morn
ing both squadrons were seen eli the
mouth. of Chatauque at the same time,
not more than IA miles apart, by boat
that was about an equal distance from
each. The enemy stsered down the
lake afterwards, and chased boat into
the mouth of Cataragus the same after
noon. The boat has since arrived here ;
it came on sfter the enemv passed.
1t may be thought very fortunate es-
cape of Capt. Perry, as the vessels ne
had with him are not able to contend
with so superior force, and had they
been taken it might have frustrated all
our operations on Lake Erie tor this
season. Three of them were brought
over the bar yesterday, and the other
two viii be in to-day.
We have now force here OF II YES
sells, two of which will carry 20 guns
EACH"
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FOR SALE,

A Tract of Land, in the District OF
Columbia, containing one hundred ara
eighty six acres, a large proportion OF
which is well timbered. the res'ete
being cleared and of fertile soil. -.
20 another Tract, containing about 10
,cres, through which the Washington
ahd Little River Turnpike road posses.
On said land are several handsome So
tualions, commanding an extensive
view of the circumjacent neighbour
'lood. Near the above turnpike, per-
hsps, wou'dbe good stand Tor pub
lie house. Also Mill Scat, being
possessed Of every possible advantage,
aaying 3 snc half feet natural fall in
a short distance. with plenty OF good
stone SUFFICIENT !or dam and building
of any dimensions. Jvill sell all or
any part Of the shove property, or exc
change for bank stock or country pro-
duce. Apply 10
C.. w. Carlln.
Alexandria:
March Is law
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WANTED 70 PURCHASE,
900 Hogsheads Maryland
Tobacco Apply to
Charles | { atlett, or
Thomas Irwin.
thirty Dollars ,aewurd
June 80

RAN AWAY from the subscr.oer,
on Occouuan, on Monday the : ist irs'
two Negroes, MosEs aad Eve; Moss
a man about six feet high. g years 80
Of dark complexion and IS q We:
likely fellow; had on when he e)ops'
oznabrig trousers. a cotton shirt
grey cloth wois CO at and felt hat, BIZ
it is probable he may change -.
clothes, rs he ha plenty of money
Eve a stout woman, upwards of for! i,
years # age, pretty dark co,npiexior
ami has large scar on her breast. i,
is probable the sid Negroes will at.
tempt TO go to-one OF the ncrtAer.
states, for which purpose l have bfef
informed Moses has procured pass
Whoever will apprehend the said Ne
eroes and secure them in any jill. 81
that get them ain, shall receive til
above reward, or Twenty Dollars tor
Moses and Ten for Eve.
VIM. Davis.
July Oft
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PITTSBURGH, June 20.

E.rt-oct Of a Letter from gentleman
at Erie, 10 his friend in this PLACE, dated
ERIE, June 90.
"On Tuesday last the Queen Char
loue, aud large armed schr made their
appearance of this harbor; they had
coasted down this side OF the lake from
CleaveIand, and at the mouth of Asia.
bula, sent boa, on shore, and took sd
an OK. They left dollars for the own
er of it, with written directions, that If 1t
was not enough, they would pay him the
balance on their return.
I, appears they were locking out tor
Can't. Perry. who was coming up from
B,ffsloe with Eve vessels which had
been fitted up at tho Navy Yard 6eio"
Black Rock, and it was an object tor
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March Is
FOR SALE,

And possession given ON the first day
of January naxt,
A Very valuable TRACT Of LAND,
n containing $50 acres, lying on the
River Potomac, about two miles above
the Little Falls, in The county OF Fair.
fax and state Of Virginia. Also, ano-
tber Tract, called Strawberry Vale, a.
bout three miles from the above.men-
toned, containing six hundred and
twelve acres. Both Tracts have suf-
ficiency Of excellent Wood and Tim
Der, are well watered and healthy, pc.
culiarly adapted to Grass, the soil ma
turally good, on which from recent ex-
periments Plaster of Paris acts in the
most powerful manner. These Tracts
can be divided into Farms of two 10
three hundred~cres each. The frst
Tract is distant from Georgetown five,
the last nine, and both from AloXsn.
diia thirteen miles. If the above tracts
be solt. personal property attached to
them to tAe amount of eight or ten
thousand dollars will be for sale, with
which the purchasers Of the land may
ne accommodated.
Also tor Sale. a valuable Tract OF
lard. about l3 miles fromC Georgetown,
ont inine about 100 sores, near the
Mouth of DIFF ul, Run. below the Great
Fails o. Potom +, on which is Mill
scat, surpassed BY few III Virginia,
rom which Flour may bc water sorAe
~ market at tie smali rate OF one quar-
~r o! dollar per barrel.
The above Tracts will be shewn. and
:.:2 terms of sale made known on APP
D,;c-tion to the subscriber at Strawber.
~ Vale
Richard Bland Lee.
Nav 3! lawtf
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RICHMOND, July 2.


The following letters were received on
the 2eih June.
Extract Of a letter from General Toy
Tor, dated
NORFOLK, June 81.
"Yesterdav two Americans were sro't
up TO me. They had escaped as they
said fron the vessels in Lynhaven. ha-
wing been detained in ship from Baltl-
more to Lisbon. They informed me
that the Triumph "a arrived two days
ago WITH reinforcement of : TO 500
troops; ssd the enemy bave since been
joined by brig and schooner from sea
the latter APPARENTLY full of men. No
movement Is making to-day, but the
boats and tenders have come ont of
Hampton tull Of men and are lying a
mong the ships in the road hear VIII
loughby's.
Their lard forces from their own ac-
count to these men are 5000
" have this moment seen a letter
from respectaf, and intelligent Vir-
ginlan now IN Lisbon, who announces
the sailing OF this fleet on the authority
OF letters from England, fer the avowed
purpose OF destroying this place or N.
York"
ST,'aet 81 letter from, the Cattain Of
'he TT,ree George trooh Of cavalry,
dated June 10.
us morning we arrived at place
called The Bay Warehouse and found II
vessels IN sight besides barges, the fore
most was brig supposed TO noun, is
Sans-'"o other briggs and the remain
e'f scnooners and sioops-We repaired
immediately 10 the mouth Of Lawns
creek "ne'e We understood from autho-
my 10 De relied en- that q barges and J
seeooner mad Passed around Hog Island
Point and continued their course up the
r"er' lae larger vessels were coming