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Richard Bland Lee.
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May 81

KINGSTON, Jlmaica, Jaiy 81, 1913.
The Printer. Of every Newspaper in
the Seaport TOMS of America are
requested to insert the following No
tice, once every month during the
War; and as soon as eace takes
place, all their regular charges for
such insertions shall be paid by an
Agent at each Port:
e. NOTICE.
TINE Subscribers take this method
of apprising their Mercantile
Friends throughout the United States,
That during the present unhappy dill
ferences between Great Britain and A.
merica, they intend generally to abstain
from all communication by letters with
their former correspondents, from pru-
Dental motives applicable to such cor
respondents
They beg leave, however. to inform
all who may have balances of sales IN
their hands, that orders for the same,
any time during the war, will be paid
at sight, OF promptly RENTED accord
ing to directions.
Being Agents for the principal IN
CO porated Insurance Companies, from
the capital Of South Carolina, to Wis
casset, in the district OF Maine, there
arc Directors In each Office, or Mer-
chants in eve y town, to whom reie.
renee nay be had; should new CORES
pondents wish to communicate with
the house in Jamaica, or that branch
Of Il in Bermuda now established at the
port Of st George and conductf d by
the Junior Partner, under the firm OF
WILLIAM b. INKS, * Co
Tire utmost attention will be paid to
the orders OF gentlemen in America
whomay be AGENTS for Spanish, Swe-
dish. or other neutral merchants, trad.
ing under the Prince Regents procla-
nations, with the Islands Of Jamaica
or Bermuda and the safety OF all such
property committed to their charge
may be depended on. provided nothing
is attempted under the sanction of such
Proclamaions, contrary to the local
laws OF the respective islands, or in vi.
olation of existing BIockades,
Hoseason, Banks & Co.
N 8 All Letters, by Cartels, TO and
from Kingston, are opened by the A.
merican Agent for Prisoners of War,
OF sent to him alter being opened by
the Commissary Of Prisoners in Anne
RIGA. H. B. & Co.
Aug, 81. iamtP.
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CORD WOOD.
Alexandria.

Many applications having of late
been made to the proprietor OF the fo.
rest of Washington fer . supply of
Fnewood, from the Forest. These aP'
plicants are respectfully invited, TO
leave at the shop of MIR. WIN. Weddef.
burn, Druggist, on Fairfax Street, A.
Iexandria, mcmoranduDs stating the
quantity Of wood wanted and by whom,
to the end that if sufficient dc nanJs are
made OH or before the 10th Of Septem.
Der, arrangements will be made 70 fur
nish the supplies 1t is wished to sell
one hundred acres immediately bind
ing on the north side of the Leesburg
road and all in Wood, & alsoithc Land x
Wood, heretofore advertised as lying
on the south side OF said road, having
about 50 acres cleared and the balance
in very fine Wood and timber, suppo'
cd:to contain 500 acres. The terms OF
the latter mentioned parcei is, one halt
the amount paid and credit OF ayears
for the ba!ance-..For the 100 acres
paid and the balance at the close cl
the year.
A SURVEYOR and AeENT wanted, to
lay of 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 viii shev
the premises and for further rarticu'
lars, apply to MIR. James Dawson, at
Arlington.
28tf August.
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N o T C E.

THE Partnership of COTTON u
/ STEWART was Dissolved or
the st instant by mutual consrnt.-
Those having claims against the FIRM
wilplease present them for payment
and those indebted call and settle their
accounts with JOHN 4. STEWART, who
is fully AUTHORISED to settle the same.
Peter Cotton.
John A. Stewart.
April 8
The Public are respect
fully informed that the Business will be
continued and conducted by JOHN A.
STEWART, who thankful for pas
favors, solicits a continuancs 81 the
same.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-21
FOR SALE.

A Tract of Land, in the District OF
Columbia, containing one hundred and
eight, six acres, large proportion OF
which is well timbcred, the residue
being cleared and of a fertile soil. Al.
so another Tract, containing about l2o
acres, through which the Washington
and Little River Turnpike road passes
On said land are several handsome ST.
commanding an extensive
view of the circumjacent neighbour
,ood. Near the above turnpike, per.
hsps, g-ouldbe good stand for a pub
lie house. Also Mill Seat, being
possessed Of every possible advantage
having J 3 and half feet natural fall ir
a short distance, with plenty of good
stone sufficient for dam and building
of any dimensions. Twill sell all, or
any part Of the above property, or ex
change for bank stock or country pro
luce. Apply to- -.
G. w. Carlin.
Alexandra
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TACKseS tSPRIGGS.1
TEST nECErvED A CONSIGNMENT
TACKS AND SPRIGGS,
In boxes assorted for sale BY
]. G. Laid.
Sept. z.
PROPOSALS,
Sca PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION
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There are many important manu-
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To the Public.

I'm order to prevent deception, the
public are cautioned not to purchase
sny OIL that may be offered as Panfs
naient Columbian Oil, that do not bear
The true characteristics as published by
INV sole principal agent, Doctor JOHN
LOVE, Of Baltimore.
Thomas Paul.
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-Sold BY RICHARD n. Lille,
Druggist, Alexandra, agent for the pro-
prieter.
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Azure forC o;ughs. c olds. &c.
sHAMILION's ELIXIR,

A sovereign remedy for Colds. obsti-
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CIlHE celebrity acquired by this me-
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TO H. LEE.
Being DESTROYS to make public, for
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Add to these constant pain in my
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The advice of most eminent physI-
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ouch good A bottle was procured
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LEES ELIXIR.
A sovereign remedy for colds, obsti.
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afessrs. Michael Lee, q Co.
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SC.
BALTIMORE, June 90, 1910.
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II AMllsJoNS
Worm DestroyingL ozenges


German Corn Plaster,
An infa.libIe remedy torCorns, spec
div removing them, root and branch
without giving pain.
The Genuine Persian Lotion.
The Restorative Powder,
For the Teeth and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Water,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases
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Hahn. AMI. Bilious Pills,
Celebrated for the miidness Of their
operation, &c for being the best known
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Hamiiton's Essence & Extract o
Z. Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy
Swelling, Numbness, &c.
/ Tooth.Achc Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered,
which gives immediate and lasting
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The Anodyne Elixer,
For the cure of every kind of head
ache,
The Damask Lip SaIve.
Hami!ton's Grand Restorative,
For debilitated constitutions.
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a, Lees Patent and Family Medicine
Store, No. Sc, Maiden-Lane, New
York-aad by particular appointment,
byJAMEs KENNEDY < Son, Book
sellers, Alexandria.
Hannah Lee.
February lawll.
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JUST PUBLISHED, BY
John A. STEWART,
.and for Sale at his Book Store, q new
and Improved edition Of
GLASSES COOKERY,
Containing directions how to roas, &
boil every thing necessary to be sent up
to tabIe-Broiling, Frying, how to
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ALSO
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Rokeby, new Poem, by Walter Scott.
Emerald Isle,--by c. Phillips.
Traits of Nature, by Miss Barney.
Good Men Of Modern Date, by Mrs.
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Santo Sebastiano, by the author OF the
Romance of the Pyrenees.
Portraiture of Methodism, by ]: Crow
Their
Life of white6eld, by ]. Gillies
Poetical Vagaries. by G. Coleman
Elements Of Chemical Philosophy, BY
Sir Humphrey Dasy, LII D.
Life of Percival-Erskine's Speech
Duane,s Hand Book, or the Nehes &
litary Guide for the Infantry " Mi.
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April IL
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Itch Ointment,

Warranted to cure by once using, x
to be free from Mercury or any per
nicious or offensive ingredient, sc
may with perfect safety be applied to
the youngest infant.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-09
Wort, Nov. q
NEWS FROM THE. ESssv

This afternoon arrived at this y r, ,hs
SNIP ngna cap ain Patterson Of pbiia
re ph a 43 days from Rio Jansiro-- Pae,ea
g,ers Capt. n. Hunter, Of this town. M.
ptase, aud Mr.. Tanning of Boston Mr..
Chs. a. Clarke, midshipnan. and seamen
the u ,. tr.gate ESSEX, who were sent
INTO no JaHeiro in January last, in a schr.
nd with tailow and hides. prize ~ the
Essex, which was afterwards carried ON,
oil the harbor and DESTROYED, she not bs,nr
considered ut TO send to the u. States.
Mr. Clarke informs Us. that the F.ssex
wa'ered az the Island Of St Cafharins's l.,
January last, and proceeded on a. cr,,,zo Of
the c. aSt OF Chilli find that the s,in Ross
prize to the Ess-x, arrived at 10 pb1nt
weeks before he left, having on b,arJ tho
crews ct merchant vessels. which She had
Captured IN the South 5ea--.their names M
value he id nos learn.
TIE last news from the Essex. received
~ Rio Jnrei'o, by Our Consul, Mr.. Somntsr
wa'' that on the 24lh June, she left ViIns
raiso; Lot it was not known where shc bad
gone The Essex had fitted out one Of her
pFizes' and called hes the Essez Jazior--
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-09
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.


Appears to have terminated, rat least
60 have arrived a. that stage when its resuI,
may be anticipated. and where we may stop
for a moment to take a retrospect of its
progress. Reaction as naturally succeeds
action as rest DIES lator and we see me-
reason WIN we shoald not commit to paner
the result of our rife, tons.
We are the m re induced to a task by No
means unpl a,ing, from the Responding cha
racter OF certain articles we have seen in
prinSs friendly to the government, which
sPe OF the failure ofFhe canhaign. The
error lies in ind> ntif. ing he c. mpairn with
the exped ion against Montreal. NV, al
though that expedition has tailed, herhahs
from causes beyond human contro'-we
say frrhafis, for We are not qui certain
thar heavy responsibility does not rest
some where for this abortion--the CAMPAIGN
on lie whole has been brilliant, and alter
ded 18th the NOT beneficial results. A
mouth ago, we had hoped that Montreal
would have been in our possession long be
fore his day. Had Providence permitted
US to ach'eve that object, the Conclusion of
the campaign of the past summer would
have been not only brilliant, but fortunate
beyond what the most sanguine friend IN HE
colntpy could reasonably have calculated at
its cOmmenccment.
PIE Campaign opened under the most in
aus .iciOrs circumstances. The fail or
" ack NAV and the surrender of Detroit. to
gether with che superiority Of the enemy on
ali the Lakes. had enabled him to gain over
and employ against us numerous tribes of
TIE Northern indiana, and exposed the from.
tier TO their barbarcus iacursivns. The
distance 10 which tn seal of war was thus
removed from the unds Of civilization.
the ind hnie force OF the enemy. and his
L q. 10 81 ,fYu tr,.x
bincd wilh the nature Cf the ground on
winch it was necessary 70 act. interposrd
almost ms perab difficulties III the way oe
o Hrlita v opera as IN o. North w eat
Whis IN the North che vast extent Cf The
frontier, AMI me con- nsnd vt the nayigaIle
Writer'S ~ Jcl form its bound ~. gave the
lIritsH officers au opC"r unity of employing
In IT. iiui ted force q The ,rieatrsf nos ,.bla
s,dvantag .--ao1 how n UGH may be affected
"a such GfouH With an inferior force. the
l. story Ct h. British Campaigns against Ca.
itada. "'jb d f"ce qiadrUphng the French
army posed 20 them, abund intly teaches
The cccurt.rn e Montreal. even at tbst
Gav, vas CO 5 dered an event snficie,tly
br,iiisnt g.. form an era IN the Military rs
tor, W R.'t4u = conquest which was M,
acromr shed un'il the fourth Campaign. n
1uth .ft.ra ouch greater CXpenditl,re oi
blood aud waslre IN each than MI. have
eocmm'e cd as that Which is nov about ter.
ln're'i'g.
OF tn @ eats of,hc campa;En, the have
,.ui, q. al m W II be sufi-iert To in,n,ese Ill.,,
reader wi, "a heir magnitude and jmpor
taurc aud perha's Of tie actions 81, land
those nose been Biost brilliant, which. rho
f"rs' t-yipgehaoe not terminated in the &c.
{. 81. on f 'crritory or the capture of ar.
,nie, - this description was the reouIse
I'D to.e-t Of the enemy in his regular
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-09
CHARLEsToN, Dec. Q

The y. s. Schooner .NJrsuch under the
command o! Commodore DENT, started
from town early yesterday oruing, with an
intention to pursue The British schr. Picion,
which had been left OF the bar the preee
dug day--on coming TO the bar they disco
vered the schooner IN the offipg in company
with man Of war brig, supposed 20 be the
DoffcreH, End the NDnsUcb, consequently,
and anchored in the Roads.
PRIZE 70 The SAUCY JACK.
a letter from St. Marys. dated the oath
nit. states the arrival at that port Of Bri-
fish brig Formerly the New Orleans Pickett
Prize to the 6aucy luck. Capt. CHAzAL,
Ut this port, taken off Jamaica, said TO be
from Halifax, loaded with fish and Gil.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-09

4 GRERABIY to decree Of the county c, art Of
y Amelia, will be sold on tle premises riday
The Gath inst on = credit of twelve months The
LAND belonging to james " Town-s, dec 4, Og-
phsn r. James 1'owHps, lying on the north west
side of Nibbs' Creek containing about hUr 'drUd
aud fifty
BY tie Com missioner &.
December Q. w3wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-09
JAMES BARBOUR.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
4 IL persons having claims against ehe es,Se oe
> Lewis COetts, dee'd are earnestly requests ed to
bring them forward properly autheutcst d those
Indebted TO the said egte also reques ell 60 IKE
I'm N ediste payment, ~ no further iudsigen can
be given. PATRICK COUTTS .gaan' =
WHh the eoH annexed, II Il. Coz ns.
Dec. o. w4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-09
soMETHING IN OUR FAVOR.

A London paper of August SIst, received
BY an arrival at Charleston, contains the
following:
The Pelican brig of IS guns. which 80.
nobly captured the Argus American slocp of
war, was commanded by capt. Serle. when
she beat the French frigate Medea, of a.
guns into Gaudaloupe, after an action OF
two hours in the year 1897"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-09

HEANTED--a Teacher, who - qnsiiht Il 10
w teach small children the Eoztih Laagua te---
Apply TO SAM. v. ALLEN.
Prisee Edward, Dee, .. v3vP
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-09

w gave IN Saturday, in an extra shee t
the Interesting oific al correspondence con
tanned IN our second page. From this i
VIII be seen that our loss in The battle If the
l1th he's been exaggerated in most of the
unofficial accounts that have beer published.
The enemy, We understand, made no pri-
soners, except wounded. The three wound
ed officers who ere AIKEN, were not captur-
cd on the field but in house to which they
had ben tssoved. How yer he de'a,
which rendered the action nee sssry, may be
,rettcd; or censured ; Cr whatever may
be thought ofthe very scrupulols adherence
to orders, which prevented the rout and
pursuit o. The enemy, for which our force
was amply competent, lit w not be denied
that he troops engage displayed an I'M
dau'tcd very and per everance Of exer-
worthy the highes: encomiun.
albany Argus.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-09
NEWS EXPECTED.

The Rrmus. Forbes from, .NGnts. 81 .inr., hn,
GG'r'ved at PoTtsDouth. Ther passage is correct.
~ rspOrte'l she may bring French ,esus fro IN one
totVe days latest bur Svhen iris pater quas bmf
to Press, no dccsunta from he's had been ,eceived
me extracts from French papers pivem This
day, Shesp, that the mass of the French Grand M
my s'as concentrated in fyont of Leitsic, on The
l5t az me EI6e. in array against the Crezpn
Prince Serrddoffe; and thar on Tie nh Oct. Ma.
JoOIeOr left Dresden for Leitaic.
n mighty conflict spaS Inevitable and ero6aSiy
took place about the I2th