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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-26
W1NcuEsrEn, Aug. 81.

Glorious effects Of the Var
A farmer of an adjoining county, a
few dpy. since, took load OF wheat to
Fredericksburg finding some difficult
tv in effecang sale for cash, he deem
cd it prudent to accept the most tavora-
bic terms that could be obtained, which,
gentle reader, was no more nor less
than fair exchange of one bushel OF
wheat, for two pounds of brown sugar
Forty bushels of wheat foreignty pounds
of sugar /! A few months since, before
this wicked, improbable war was de-
clared, and when our country was COM
para,ively flourisbing and, happy, this
farmer would have been differently re-
warded for his toll and industry; lhste&q
Of eighty, hi. forty bushels OF wheat
would readily have commanded hve
hundred pounds Of sugar !! !! But how
can it be nationally expected that our
country shall continue prosperous and
happy, when such mushroom pat'iats
as Grundy, J G Jackson, Peter b. Por-
ter, Wright, Jshnson, Widgery, cum
multis abs assume the directhn OF lis
destinies set ofieiio@s, who, II iheir
Individual prefudic-s AID interests Can
be grati6ed, are at all times ready to sa-
criicSthe be.tinterests OF ,he'r country.
WitA such fellows at the head,oi affairs
at home, & Dearborn Chaadier, Bloom
Hcld,Wikinsor, Thunder boltW liliams,
Duane, &c &c to direct their Military
operations, have not the people great
reason to entertain the most gloomy an
ticip .,ions for the fate of our once pros
porous, bur now, alas unhappy and dis
tracted country! y
A handsome company ofrccruits, con
sisting of about g. rank and file, com
manded by Capt Moore of Cia"ksburs,
arrived at this rendezvous on Thursday
last.
We announce with pleasure the pro-
motion of Capt. Willoughby Morgan, to
be a Major 10 the 18th regiment, for
merry commanded by Col. I. Parker.
With equal pleasure we announce the
promotion Of Major David Campbell,
{ rmeriy of the 18th, to be Lieut.. Colo
mel in the goth regiment OF the Y States
Army.
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.. TWO TO ON~."

While the American merchant s
taxed at least so per cent, uPan any
foreign voyage for Insnrdnee--it Is
fact, that British vessels are Insur-
ed in England on voyages, TO the w.
Indies. all risks. single passages.
with convoy. ut 5 t2 per cent. a
gentleman of Responsibility who left
England in May. and who is pow in
this vicinity, saw Policies written at
the above rate. American privaieers
notwithstanding. Boston Gazette.
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lust Received for sale
By ANTHONY RHODES,

by AN IlOINi hiA' 'DGoS
sBoxes Of Domestic Goods, con-
tanning Bsdticking, Sh'mbrays. Gi1e'
hams, Plaids and Stripes, Sh,wls
Cotton Threads, few pieces OF hne
quality s.tinets mixed coiors, back
ana drab colorcd superfine Cloth, cot
ton Shifting.
IN STORE.
Cotton Twist white and co'ored
Mems and Women's fine and coarse
Shoes
Mems fine and coarse Hats
Saddles and Trunks
10 Kegs of first quality Chewing lie.
bacco, long Twist
90 kegs of Peari-Ash
10 pieces blue lr,'ia Cotton
Cotton, Candles and Groceries az
nsuaI June -
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Extract Of a letter from Utica. to
the Editor Of the " Z. Com. 0dd'
rertiser, dated Amg. is.
"Com. Chauncey sailed again from
the Harbor, on Friday nightsat ele-
ven o'clock. It's said, the seamen
were SO exasperated by the loss OF
their comrades. that il was with dill
ficulty the squadron was kept in the
Harsor sufficient time to procure
the necessary supplies.
ct is the opinion of many here.
that. Sir James Yeo will be taken D.
surprise. Knowing that the Com.
had returned TO Sackett's Harhor.
he doubtless presumed thai his stay
in port would be much longer than
il actually was"
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Influence of ErampTe.

{" 1T is the uncnvied privilege OF
pre- ,eminenee. tina, when the great
fall. they fall not by themselves but
bring thousands along with them.
like the beast in the Apocalypse,
bringing the stars with it,"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-26
TRADE.

Being one day at Sherif's feast.
who. among other toas's>cal'cd out
10 Dean Swift IS The trade Of re
lahd." Swift instantly replied,
" Sir. ] drink no memories" This
answer derives double force, from
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AN EPIGRAM.

ON Lucy AIMS face all, astonish'd, may
find,
The roses deep bloom, with the lily
combind;
But to trace this 6ne union requires no
great potfrer,
For rouge causes one, and consumption
the other. .'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-26
INer,no Rams tor Sale.
SEVERAL FULL BRED AMERICAN
MEkiMO RAMS

May be purchased 90 reasonable terms
by applying 20 FRI NCIS l., LEE o.
in bis absence t. JOHN DARNE, Jr. al
SuLLY, in the County # Fair'.x, neal
Gate No. S, on the Little River Turn
pike.
August 6.
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ty Of the collector to transmit the same
to the Office of the Commissioners OF the
Revenue, where such paper, parch-
ment and vellum, will be properly mark
ed or stamped, and forthwith sent back
to the collector, who will deliver the
same, pursuant to the order OF the per-
son from whom it was received.
Stamps on paper will he transmitted
from this Office to the collectors. who
will deliver the same, on the payment oil
the duty, to the person applying there
for. In case OF stamps required on vel.
lum OF. parchment, the vellun or parch.
ment must invariably be transmitted
through collector, to this office, whence
it will be returned stamped to the coll
hector, subject, on the payment OF the
duty, to the order of the person from
whom it was received. 10
ANY person, other than an officer EN-.
ptoyed in collecting the revenue OF the
United States, who shall apply to col
lector at his Office for the purchase at
one time of quantity of stamped vel
lIim, parchment or paper, the duties on
which shall amount to ten dollars3oR up
wards, shall receive from him such
quantity of vellum, parchment or -paper,
on Said person paying down the amount
of said duties, after deducting theTcirom
seven and one half per centum thereon.
Given under my hand at Washington
the day and year above mentioned.
SAMUEL II. SMITH,
Commissioner Of the ReOe"se
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F,ye Lollars Reward.
BROKE cut of a stable in alexandria
on the Gath of this month, large darf
Bay Horse,

Bay Horse,
With bushy name and long bob tail
ne is years Old and nearly IL hands
nigh he hasa smali star In his fre-
head and also small snip on one side
Of ais nose he is pos shod hrs hoots
arc very much broken. Being unae'
cus;omed 10 the saddle his gals az,
very awk ard He was seen goire
over the stone bridge at West End
short time after he left the Stable -
Whoever will deliver me the saiH
horse or give Information so that may
get him gain, shall receive the aboVs
reward.
VIM. Petit.
Manager for Mr.. VIM. II ,foote
Hay field, Aug 26
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By LAST NIGHT. MAIL.
BALTIMORE, August as.

Russian Mediotioa.-We are inform
ed from authority which cannot. be
doubled, that letter has been received
al, BALTIMORE from MIR. Beasley, agent
for American prisoners at London, stat.
ing that the British government bad re-
fused to appoint Commissioners Is ,reat
with Messrs. Bayard, Gallatin and A.
dams at ST. Petersburg, under the medi'
alton of Russia.
rive re-publish the above paragraph
from the New York Evening Post, IN
order to introduce the following remark
of the Boston Daily Advertiser.
We are well assured that the above IS
correct: nay, we will even go further,
and say, that administration have long
since been notified Of this rejection, II
Mr.. Beasley's word is to be relied on.
We are even prepared to prove that the
offer of mediation vas an unauthorized
act on the part of Mr. DaschkoE.
baltimore Federal Gazette.
Extract ofa letter from bis EreeNency
Coz Wmdcr, to Major Gen. Smith,
dated
Annapolis, Tuesday morning,
/ august, "a, 6 o'clock.
SIR-The cnemy's ships got un-
der-way yesterday, and went below US
The ships Of the two admlrals, are now
a short distance below Annapolis and
the rest (in the whole sixteen ships,
briggs, and smaller vcssels) are below
them and in line extending to Poplar
Island. No movement was made by
them in the course Of the night 1t be-
ing yet Aood-tlde, and the wind rather
ahead, no disposition has been shown by
Them to get under way. Same s"aiI
bouts were seen leaving Kent Island this
morning.
81 am, respectfully,
LEV. WINDER."
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$4,000 lbs. first quality old
. CHEESE in prime order
For sale BY
A. P. Cover.
mo Cd. lawn.
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The following is an extract of a
letter from q respectable CONNER!
cial house in New Orleans to a gen.
tleman in this city: Nat. Int.
/" July 26. 1sfs.
/" Three Of the mails. via Fort
.StOddert, have been robbed by the
Indians. and the others kept behind
lit will be we'll, if this is not al
ready public. to make it so. as per-
sens may send on duplicates ftheir
letters by the Fort Adams mail"
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the circumstance, that II was utter
ed Immediately after the publication
of Bishop Browns book against
g Drinking the memories Of the
dead" which at that time made con.
siderable noise.
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY. AKgsst IS.

"To SHEH
rMr Way Aak * Rod" OF THs rIMS
s,< yoR~ aHp PRESSURE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-22
BY Last Evenings Mail.
Prom the WILMINc1oN (OeL) Warren
MAN, EXTRA, Feb. II, 1915.
Another sple ndid Naval Vic
tory
By The F'tgate Constitution Com. Barr
byjdrs

BY the Fiigate Constitution Com. Barr
bridge.
We have been obligingly favored. By Mai.
Robert Carr. who has just returned from
New Castle, with the following int,rc ting
account of another splendid naval victory.
The account was brought to New Castle
by IN officer of the Constitution whohad lust
landed from Schooner. prize tothe Hornet,
who was in sight a the close Of the action,
and from whose j5aual Maj Carr extract.
ed it. The officer, whose name is not We
collected, has gone on to Washington Ci;y
with dispatches.
Dccemb or 29ih 1912. At meredian lat
IS, 6, 5 long. w. 10 leagues from s.
Saivsd ore, deserted a sale which was som
disco vered 10 be an English frigate We
tookin mainsai and royals. tackled ship and
stocd for her. At so minutes past one r. NJ
the enemy bore down with intention orr
king Us, which we avoided by wearing. At
Y. NJ. e8einy within half mile and to
windward; having hauled down his cGIors
except u Mon Jack at mizen mast head, the
Constitution fred one gun a head of the en-
envy to make him Silgw his cOlOrs, on which
he gave us his whole brOsdside A general
action with round and grape shot then com
merced the enemy Keeping at a ruch grea
ter distance than we wished, but we could
not bring him to close action without expo
sing ourselves so severe raking. Both YES
sells mauouvred some tine to rake aud avoid
being raked.
AZ p. VI. comnencedla Action within good
grape canister distanc q At 30 minutes past
2 our wheel was shot ,ehIircly away. At 10
minutes pass Determined to close with the
enemy Notwithstanding his raking fire. set
fore & mainsal & uffed mp close 10 him. At
so past 2 the enemy'sji b boom got foul ofour
mizzcn rigsins. At 8 head Of enemy's bow
spirit and jib boom shot away by us. 4. S
/ inmates past shot away euemy's bowsprit
! by the board. At Is minutes past Sshot away
enemy's maintopmast just above tho cap. At
20 minutes past 3 shot q wsgetheir gsT, q
sp9nker boom. AZ IS qiAh!es past 3 shot
away their mizen masSfstzfly by the boayT
AZ 5 minutes past having completed. 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-22

-. N,.u y. ts~;.d al coIlsc, "a n Tie earn.
-. ~ ,,r,ee fI,. came ,sc,,l,t;cns n,ode
- .;,,. IF ,,.,yn,.n, r,.snec,,y,y
~ s,. ',,. III h., law IN rel,,;on 70 III. a..
Go NM IN c,rcc on he ;rsnortat;o, of poo,E.
wares and merchan,lize.
Sc I.Jb. ), G,,,h-r enacted. That IL shall
~, h. iav en- f e. a1v ;dy or court Of the u
n;,cd s,a,es 90 ordcrthc restoration and deli.
very ofonv ..oo,is, wares aud merchandise, the
imror,ation OF which is. or NAV be prohibited
by law. and which shall accordingly thereto
have been seized or iibelled on account of
such importation, to any person or persons
claiming the same. Eut such goods, wares, K
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-22

o. Capt SOUTHCCMP, the intrepid COM
mander Of The Letter of Aiarquc Lsteyy, breath
ed bis last on hoard HIS BrRafnc Maiesty's
dungeon he Bclvidcra one Of the DlocEading
Squadron row lying snug at anchor in Lvnha-
vef.bay, on Monday last, tie 5,b inst lis re-
mans were Yesterday afternoon Entered, in
the Old nurying Ground, with Military honors,
and every testimonial of ciyiepfe spect
The Lottery was bound totFrspce, and had the
misfortune to be becaimed in$le hay in sight
of The enemy's squndron. ten boats from which
were manned and sert ajicrlier. On discover
ing them Capt. SouthcoDl6 addressed his crew
i'll these words &c Ny iads, zre n.ust be taken
lie, il NOT, however, be .aid, thar sue gave cur
eessei a1vaJ /; if they 40 take her, they nlrst pa
far her"
This laconic speech had its effect, and every
man on board was ready AM determined to
make glorious struggle against such superior
odds. Every effort, however, was in vain, and
after sustaining severe acton of nearly two
hours re enemy succe et!ed in boarding, and
tie coloFs o. he Lotte-y were then, and not till
then. hauled down Captain Southcomb was
. carried on board the Bolvidera, MORALLY wouu
ded, where, it may he coLsoling to his famil,
&c hcor, he received every attention which his
distressing sitra. ION required. 1t was thought
no advisable 10 send him up in the cartel which
arrived bere on Saturday, and small vessel,
with flag OF truce, was dispatched for him, by
Capt Stewart OF the Constellation who also
sentls surreon 10 attend him. But, alas it
returned with his NOR al pat alone his manly
spr; liao lef, us earthly tenement foi ever
Tie Oficers of the Bcividsra speak in terms
oftic highest commentator o. the call snt man
ntr IT, which the Lottery was defended, and in
Captain Byron, her unfortunate commander
found brave, generous and humane cpe-
nv. fNety means was essayed TO administer
health sd comfort 20 him while he yet lived !;
nor would the worthy, the estimablc Byron,
suffer his body when lteless, to be removed
until lac had enclosed in neat mahogany cof-
FIN. which he had ordered TO lie made for the
occasion.-When the Gsg of truce bearing the
corpse, departed, minute guns were fred OH
board The Belvidcra, and her coiors were low
cred to half mast Such scnsihility, such no.
bic, generous conduotto a fallen enemy, will
give Capt Byron more conspicuous niche in
the Temple of Fame, than the achievement Of
All hundred victories could entHle him TO. In
letter which he wrote to Cspt. Stewart con
corning poor Southcomb, W understand I've
makes use of these affecting words, 1t NAV
he qualification to his family and friends it
"uay tend TO soo;h their affection for his loss.
"to be told, that he fought like man, and
"died like christian" IL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-22

folk, in complete order. Eighteen gun.boafs
are arranged in a line half a mile from Crane y
Island.
Every thing appears to be military here
scouting parties, look out boats, &c and every
advantageous arrangement that could possibly
be made, appears to have bsen done. A coci:
boat cannot come up ths~fiver without being
overhauled. The impression here is, and ma
ny concurrinG circumstances leave no doubt
on my mind, that this place. will be attacked
by those monsters, who are The scourge of the
human family, Rest assured khey will meet
with warm reception"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-22
1OTJ1E EDITOR
From member Of the Petersburg Light In
fsnfyy, dnied N0r|oiE, FeG. f6.

From n member Of the Petersburg Light In
fsnfy, daled NorioH, Fe6. rs.
"We arrived here yesterday. all in high
health end spirits. and have been treated with
tie Utmost evlity and ATTENTION by The people
Of Norfolk It Is uncertain, as yet, where we
shall be stationed. Orders Ina, egbeen issued
for dctachmcnts Of several COMPANIES TO pro.
coed this eyenipg down to tlielIssy, where il is
probable We shall be ordered sko-There are
Eve irigaesnow in the bay, and one stationed
at tie entrance Of The oapes, which prevent the
possibility Of vessels coming in or going out
This rigorous h'ockade ofthe Chesapeake is no
doubt intended 10 prevent any information be-
ing given 10 Tie French Gect, which is expect
cd here. a flag OF truce was sen, down to-day
~ gen. Taylor--Mr Tazewell is the bearer of
dispatches, tlie pvrrort o. which is not known,
tat supposed TO late 90 prisoners. Ii is wills
Tcrrd to day, and men are actually enlisted for
tie gun boats, that six or eight Of them are go
ing down on "wednesday, tohfnake an attack
upon trigate that lays m Hampton Roads.
Alcn GRE very plenty, and wages low. They
ore fcoFui'ng here Tor tho Adams, and on ST.
lurdsy , am informed they got twenty. Tt.
"ohs'siia'"h lays between ihc foits and Nor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-22

fenced the eneny and rs coiors in nc man
being down We s''Ts, osed he Nd struck. AID
shot ahead to repair &.r rigg;n 1xIwhich VAS
much cut, leaving tlie<icnemY &&complete
wreck. som after we dkcoy e<f:the cne-
siy's nag was still Hgin% Il: <tfnutes
past the enemy's main IA s. nsby the
board. AT SO minutes past 49, wore ship
and stood for the enemy.
At 25 past got close to her in a ve-v ef-
fectual position for raking. ath war, III baws
and at the very instant of our preparing 70
give our broaiside the enemy prudently
struck his colors. Lieut.. Parker was sent
IN bNard to take possession cf the nrize::
which proved to be his Maiesty's shin Java,
rating 80 bur mounting 80 guns commanded
by Capt. Lambert, a distinguished .s,;irer,
(who was mortally woundci.3 witt, a crew
or upwards of 400 men besides 100 super-
nun,ery men going out 70 the East Inl lies for
different ships there. There were on board
a number of passengers, amongst which
we're Lieut.. Gen. Hislpp governor of Bon
bay. Major Walker and Capt Wood of his
staff Capt Marshall, master and comman-
der in the royal navy and several officers
appointed to ships in the Fast Indies.
On board the Java were SO killed and 10
wounded. The Constitution had killed &
25 wounded.
She had on board dispatches for S.. He
lena Cape of Good Hope and the different
establishments in the East Indies and China
and copper for "a and frigates building
at Bombay. The Java was an elegant ship
and ttted in the most complete manner for
the purpose of carrying out the governor to
bombay.-The crew. with the officers
baggage being taken out, the ship was set
hre to Jan 1st aud blew up, as. she was SO
crNepied as to render it impossible to bring
herinto port.
Commodore cambridge was slightly wound
ed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-22
AN ACT.
ImhoSing TareS for ne suhhorf Of goVern-
meHt for the year 1913, imho8cS me
Cifos.,jou IN ~,js

On lands, for every 100 dollars value, sgrcea-
bly, to the equniiziug law, Ga cen,s---on each
slav". heretofore taxable, 50 cents--0n every
stallion and iack-ass three times the price 81
which such stallion or ass covers mare BY the
scason--on all other horses, asses, mules,
mares aud colts 10 ceu,seach--on every ordi-
nary license S. 66 ceni b. every Si0o yearly
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-22

The company Of Gloucester Artillery com
manded by Captain Rodgers arrived IA town
yesterday we'll equipped and ACQUIRED.
company Of Light Infantry from the lower
precinct of Princess Ann COUNTY, under the
command of captain Simmons, arrived on sun
day. Ii.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-22

NoRFoLK, Feb. ".
BY the arrival OF Captain Walkers Packet,
Fl ON Baltimore, We have received the papers
of that city 10 the Is 1t appears, that the
Delaware aud New York are also blockadcd.
Ledger.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-22

The squadron in our hay, remains as noticed
in our last eve understand that the ships boats
and tender are generally sent up in the night
towards Old Point Comfort, with n view To
Intercept vessels bound UP and down the Bay
H.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-22

o. We unde stand tina, as late as last even.
ing the Biockading Squadron in the bay con-
sisted OF five -frigates and sloop of war.
Herald.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-22
AMERICAS RE TISTER.D

AMERICAS RE TISTER.o
Of this truly eisreIent Jou-nai, NIr. T. o.
Connor, of New-Nsk, is the PROPRIETOR aud cdi-
tor man of worth and a5iiitiss. who, we un-
derstand, has met with some sey4f reverses Of
fortune, & now relies upon this "a ablshnen',
for The support of a numerous aud amiable FL
my We are happy 20 learn, Attiat, amid the
hurry and hustle oinational concerns, the rner-
its of Z" The military ITonifor' have not been
overlooked. 1T has been very generally praise.
for the usefulness of its information, and ror
the ability With which it IS conducted AMI
has already obtained a liberal subscription.
which reflects equal hosor on the pubiic and
lac editor. We en- hatcally regommend this
paper to Military Msh,gho williti.in it much
information, whiciftot'en, mut be peculiar.
Iy vNiuable-rhe sulsnsption " only three
dollars per annum- ~pll bfiSbctl sSeekly--an1
contains o pages quarto
Gr Those who arc dsposed to.become sub
scripers for the Military etf5iIitor, mag be gra-
ufed, ~ calling at Tie ofice Of the "Firgnia
Arsus"
Feb 10 wifi.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-22

cal error in page 1e6 OF the Journal of the
House of Delegates, in the omission IF my
name among those who voted in the affirma
tive on the passage of ;lie Bill providing
Tor me defence OF the state against invasion
or insnrroction.
As mv vnte on that subject was the result
~ he clearest convictions of my conscience
and best judgment, wish it to tie public !;
therefore request you to publish this note,
and to be SO good rs to cs1Hett the error in
the Journa Is that are 6BiG lied in the ar
chi' es of the State. "
Yorr most obedient scrvs.
FRANCIS PRESTON.
February 90, 1918
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-22

~ TIE LAND advertised to be sold,
of Nathaniel rurpeN decd. uinsHanover
County, is Postponed Hnnta the 1st day
of Hanover March gourt next, # fair. if not,
the next fair day. 6
JOHN & A. TURNER.
Feb. %.