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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-24
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
NEW YORK, February 20

INV Aohh, ASo u1'y
= he frame Tor
AN ENGLISH SEVENTY-FOUR
TfKEN-BY
AN AMERICAN PRiVATEER
Extract IF q Letter. from Salem, dated on
Tuesday.
In the midst Of snow storm, va
luab'e prize sh'p, lnaded with sugar and
rum. arrived at Ma, blehead, prize III
Mr.. CruwninsAield's private armed ship
AMERICA. She has captured another
vessel. which has arrived at Kennebeck
with timber, comprizing THE WHOLE
FRAMES OF, A sEvESTY FOUR, OF Que
Dec Oak, from Qaebec Tor London. Two
more prizes to the America are hourly
Looked for al Salem F."
The Hornet, We understand, arrived
off St. Salvadador, before the Consttn.
ton sailed for Boston. 1t is said, tia;
there was living at the former port,
Brush sloop OF war OF % guns Lieut.
Lawrence Of the Hornet, sent in chal.
lense e. the Commander of the
.l,op of war; and Com. Balnbridge
pledged his honor not to interfere In
the combat. The challenge, however,
was declined. The Hornet remained OH
the coast, with the hope Of yet meeting
the sloop of war The latter has, 1t is
,ald, one million Of dollars on board.
We learn that the Essex frigate. cap.
t.in Porter, was of the coast of Brazil,
and hid captured an English sloop of
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-24

7 ', ,oI"a.'dron-hsaard
hs Between Pc,
s'o .ss a brig and
b the bay
n. ~ Feb. H.
ftCcoI. Budget we E
L lo!lo"in1S 1 rs, ID
';'e declaration i Of D.
h. up 10 '"' , i" of
b. his 'ro'a ni"',D ..
!, NaAy K Blods 8.
coo.le"natMIan al
f,scn place ! mere re
", 5000 barrels OF
4 captured Vessels
CaJis. , r.,,,
Ia in The bay =, on
It, ;s Of war, With a
70 on board F; brig .:
IcfpM,iand, tor ALL
. BeIe', of and from
~ oav on acconn'
,,i.;pr on board;
,.,.,, FouOtaln' OF
lima ; Argus, Noys'
!, cao,ureI on her
IT, tir,mp4' Of 50
! y. yincen. and
Of rice and Hour;
IIrio o; Rich nond'
+-;o aoer I'D &C corn
S,,,,o. fro II ci'lta
.r,oqs, nt Boston,
[,;l,. Gels'oo, from
Dlplin, Skinner, tr.
Paiildtlpoia, with a
sr3n;lv, detained by
lpriiqcible; lydia,
.lpti,, captured on !.
H.. vita a cargo nt
lie, New York
IN the Mediterra-
bo.Ge. Commerce,
rtria, captured on
= cargo -four, &c
Iron Boston, do F;
fron A!tlers, with
h Consul, on hoard f.;
,,,a, from n. York,
81. Vm,en,s bv the
"; Apollo, Bell, OF
., d.ao, Cargo Hour
Draper. Srain, do.
ytc F'rriess gun
cora: IaH7, }iaii.
aly; PdeniH Bat
n New Orleans -
n,,,nn. Of an Tor
/. K,yS, Curran,
Da,i., Gloucester ;
Of and fsDn Phila.
her passage to Ca
neal brig Pau!i
|ia " abingdon, o
Ia, c , grsd On her
Tie Romulus, Car
al.
Dat, Feb. q.
'c:3m I'VE un-
ip IN IRA, of this
eW YlgS pfivatcer,
t>ard. Was or Mon
r rral expectation
,r-ry Il every prin-
iraaed hv Judge
LII Rn.de Island
tcInse Donation
Thus Ia, es it witt
~! commerce.
ga 'eqlr,iratlnn and
ealtu els destined
lie course Of uur
u rapacious pri
ffoae"'y was entue
TO a Neutral port.
owners, MesSrs
f5ai have appealed
where II the sem
i]"ei, II not reycrs-
3 aniAilated.
courts OF Norway
e
vas the opinion of
Pa Tia: Judge How.
vessel captured by
Fer bound from one
yates to another, if
British liceasu could
s'lAout any heslta-
5s;n J
F,o-ns-y 90.
.UrRCOMB, the
u OF the Letter of
'es'hed his last on
N 'issty's dtsagron
| oil the BLockading
SFas ct anchor In
i0Nday last, the lsh
we're Yesterday af-
D the CID Burv;ng
Sonors, and eyery
respect.
: eONnd 10 France q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-24

We learn that the Essex frigate. cap.
t.in Porter, was of the coast of Brazil,
and hid captured an English sloop of
war and four merchantmen.
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CONGRESS-.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
+ Rshorted for the Alexandria Gaattie.
TUESDAY, February 80.
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L. 81" -
PUrRCoMB, the
f OF the Letter of
P'ea'hed his last on
+ N 'iesly's d'esgron
| OIL the BIockadiag
y sHas at anchor in
last, the Is h
1 we're Yesterday af-
I the CID Burying
Ery SOnors, and eysry y
Respect.
I o0Gnd to France, &
i % DC hecAlmed in
!, 'nemy's squadron,
h we're manned and
4 3 discovering them
\ addressed hi. ere W
| Ny lads, ,ye must
Sswe0cr, Be said.
I' '''''i a''ay Mea
~ tastor her %
J, lad Its effect, and
| W., vas ready and de.
Dr. , ,aa struggle "a.
N odd ODDS Every ef.
am and after sus.
s,..a Of nearly two
f'S''a'a in boarding n,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19
FRFDFRIcksnIRc. An

On Sunday the 9TH inst several of the mi.
litia officers of the 4lst regiment, aud Brig
adler General Hungerford, happening to be
at Richmond Courthouse, intelligence was
received, Of such movements ON the part
Of the squadron Of the enemy in the Kappa
hammock, as indicated an intention to land
at Chowning's FetrY. An express was inn
mediaely dispatchtd To- ascertain the truth
thereof On Monday pending the congress
sonal and country election, the express re-
turn d, accompanied by one from the Off
Ger commanding tlaA Lancaster militia, re-
quiriug reinforce ucet from the Colonel Of
this country, and givihg information, that an
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19
CORRESPONDENCE
Communicated for de Il rcantiIe Advertiser
Office of ne Nfzyhort Hccurg, }
Tn soLnn E1,eLlnr- Ahrn 6 1878 {

Communicated for lie sss rcantile Advertiser }
"O6ice of AteI .Nezy9ort Hecury,
tuesday Epeaipg, AhrH 6. 1873 s
-" Arrived on Sunday aftern,on, ship Har-
riot, Church, Of Free,own Nlass.) 81 DAYS tr.
Lisbon. On Saturday last, off Gay Head, was
boarded by the Valiant ~, the Nymph in co.
he Valiant on Saturday last captured a sch
from Warren Or. ~ for HAVANA and, after
taking out part of her cargo, burnt her The
crew were landed on Point Judith ON Sunday.
"A Block Island boat arrived this evening,
in which came Capts. Slater and Humphrc 5,
and crews, which nave been captured by tie
squadron.
"Capt, Slater, of the ship Franklin, Of EOS
ton, owned by the Hon. VIM. GRAY, bAiull fir
n York 20 Cayenne, was captured \ few hours
oat, 8 eagues from the highlands, dnDN ednes
day last, by The Orpheqsfrigate, shd ordered
to- bermuda. ION SatlGdsS last. OH Block ls.
land, fell in with the Rsmilies 74Sand Nymphe
So
"Capt. Humphreys wssbound fr Boston to-
Savannah. in ballast, aud Was captured Z days
out, of Cape Hatteras, 6n the 18th ult. by the
Orpheus and hurpr The squadron Consisting
OF the Naliant<74 RaInihes "a, Nymphe SIS,
Orpheus So snd Volantbrig Of l8 guns were
left atfanchof this morning off Block Island,
making Preparations to water there.
"Thc privateev slP-lohn sherbrook s, schr.
Retaliation were seen on Monday afternoon
near Fishers Island theyr have prevented all
the packets routSgjnihg down o0pd
"The Captain ofthe N1lan tinfdeped Capt
Church, that the. squadton. would erpizc in
Bos,on bay, off Gdy Head, tArl<in Block U.s..
land channel, and rNpscted 70 intefcept the
Chesapeake and Esscx frigates
"No Packets have arrived here from New,
York for fortnight past"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19

his junto appear always to have held the re-
publican systems of theirsown country
Mr.. Otis eXults ut the victories Of Russia,
because they enable England to rescne us
from our greatest danger" and "to make
us wise, by compellin as to singn a,humi-
hating treaty of peacet
We have now ascertaGed that1fk Pre-
sident has appointed Mr GGiiaim and Mr.
Bayard, with Mr.. .ddawS the nresent min
lister of the United Stays at St Petersburg,
III a joint commission as Envoy $Extraordi-
nary and Minister'S PlehipotenJary, to open
negotiations for Peach witllingland, at
st. Petersburg, under the3mediation of Rus
STA. We are happy to states that the mea-
sures preparatory to tlleir departure are
IN great forwardncss. ANDY that they will
probably embark in abqut ten days. In the
success Of this missioDfwe entertain much
confidence. The high charactcr of the em
peror of Russia justiicSa.b belief that he will
promote an adjustmenyofs II the differences
between the United safes and Great Bri-
tain. on fair end just contition and such
the United States are'willing to accept
From the talents ana integrity of the three
gentlemen to whow the President has COM
mitted the imporyant trust, the public will
be satisfied that thu rights and interests of
onr country will DE ably Asupportcd.-If
peace can be made on such terms as ought
to be accepted, II may reasonably be expec-
ted to result from this mission. -.Ndf. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19
Pu1ADELPHIA, April -.
ETracf 10 hc KdnOr-dafcd
DnReR. -(nrLl -ALrL o

DoRER, (DeL) 8LrH o.
"Thc people at LewiAtown are in high spir
its, and the enemy dares Dat make landing as
he menaced we should fitye cut every man
Of them off; we tricd soTnc schemes 20 get
them ashore and trap thcIa, but they seem to
have anticipated our purpose and kept close
to their boats wish they would give us an
opportunity Of riding few of them up TO vii.
mington, as the Brilisi at Montreal treated our
officers. We have sonc traitors on the oppO.
site shore J ana told ~ good authority that a
major ofhhluia anda MUSICIAN of Cape May,
have been TcpeatedlySon board the British
commodore. Some enquiry into this appears
necessary, and little expenditure Of hemp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19
FOR ElGN.
BosToN, April y.
EROM FRANCE.

rNoNl Il MAMIE.
Yesterday arrived at this port, the brig
Rambler, captsSnow, from Bordeau%
A gentleman passe16er, who wasfat Pa
ris Feb IA, infdrms. thatthf emPeror was
seldom seen abroad; that bus copduct was
generally condemned stuM the comscripts
of 1914 were raising, and that II, 900 troops
had been drawn from Spainy
March 5th. the supercargo of the Ameri-
can schr. Messengercame down to Cordo
van, and informed thaethe Russians had en-
tered Berlin, and the Russians were gene
rally joining them. -
A letter from Bordeaux, Feb. 81 says
newspapers received Yesterday from Paris
state that American licences will be giyer
to any who ask them. Other papers say
the trade will be freely opened.
The frgate Pailas was in Bordeaux river
ready for sea, said to be bound to America
Two French frigates arrived at Brest 4
bout the last of Feb. from cruize. They
had taken four English vessels, and burnt
the American ship Ariadne, from Philadel'
phia for Lisbon. The tIigates were bount
to St. Domingo and the United States, ba,
one Of them sprungzl,er. mainmast. The,
had cruized off Cape St. Ninceats.
No arrangement Isl padeA for American
prizes in FRANCE. The Deoatur's was sci.
zed and sold Y the goyeTnment. No.
Tooe) of aud for LiyfrpoolA from IN,
Maumber. (Affica) capt Eddy prize mas
ter cargo 2A0tpns Of redwood, &c. prize tt
the Yankee, of Bristol taken IAN. 10, of
Annabona, Without resis;ance- mounts
guns (six lbs and two 6's, carropa des)
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from Ca4Rtks1oN, Ahrh IS.
CALIFORNIAN TAKf.k BY TEE NON
GIl( IL

Postscript to letter from the Post Mas
ter in Savannah to + w. Bicot, Esq. dated
SAVANNAH, April nth, 1913.
" The United States sen Doner .NOHShch.
Lieut. MARX, anchored OIL our city yester-
day with her prize the British privateer Ga
tedoHia, capt. HINsoE. The engagement
took place of our bar on Friday evening
last The action continued fire minutes
Loss on board the British 3 killed and 9
wounded. One severely and two slightly
wounded on board the Nonsuch. The Bri
fish privateer May HCwer was in company
both engaged ths Nonsuch at once, but find
ing her too warm, the May-Flower made
fl, and the1Calet'pnia stfuck. The force of
the Caledonia j, 7,Gl.ns and so men. The
British privateer hadcaptured the Morning
Light, from your place and ordered her for
Bermuda. They also captured some vessels
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19

NEW AokKt April 10.
Several Pilots came up from the Hook
last evening, and state, thac the Cap am of
the schr. Live Oak from Cadiz Informed
them, that on Saturday, in sight of Sandy
Hook Light House, he was boarded bv a
British frigate, and that 10 sail of the line
and several frigaies (RozeeS) were in CO.
1.-TWO ofthe enemy's ships were ofrthc Hook
all Yesterday
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19

A wag proposes, says the Lynchburg Pres,
to petition the Secretary of the Navy t. di-
rect the commanding oifice of our pubic
vessels to use only one half of their accus-
toned quantity of powder, that they may
take the British " aHUe." The GuerYiere,
JaUa and PeNcock, would have made pref
ty addition to the U. States Navy, If HuH,
Bain6Tfdgc and laurence had not mauled
them so numerically.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19

We are happy TO state that the United
States frigate GHEsAPEAKE ,Captain EUans,
arrived safe in Boston on The 9th inst. We
have vet No particulars other cruize. ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19

drIt is stated in an Opposition print,
that the tort of al armistice originated
in this paper. 1t is a base tdisehoOd, that
it originated, or received maintenance in this
paper. ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19

John MASON. Esq. of his District. we
learn, is appoihted Commissary General of
Prisoners. He will also have the superinten-
dence of Aliens. ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19

q MciHHdr, IfrH 8.
On Tuesday lasf. Cen Harrison lett this
place Tor tho Rapids 81 tel Miami Of the
lakes--it is said some uNfaysrable news had
r~aeiied ths Ssnersi by express from tha'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19

On TUESDAY last, about 30 United States
Regulars, completely equipped, marched
from this town under Tie command Of Asa
hi Nearing for the Rapids to JOIN gen. Har-
I abn's army
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19

We much fear Mr.. Lewis IS elected ; but
hope for different result at the next trial
ofstrength for Mr.. Lewis has not before
'net with serious RESISTANCE for several
Years. III.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19

General Harmon Jeff this place OF Sa-
tirday las for Cincinnati, where, VIC UNDER
stand, he expects TO meet The Kentucky
troops.
S. Gar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19
Republican Majority,

Of federalism have been unprocductvc, s. the charm
which they supposed to belong to the 'fricuoIs
of peace is completely broken-the thinking class
OF mer understand those things and act accO riding
". All that art, dissimustion, Misrepresentation
secrecy, and the most perseyering industry, could
effect was done by the opposition-they met in
conclave, nominated and recommended two oandi-
dates for assembly, who sawprudent To decline the
intended honor--anOther nomination was made,
wherein they seemed determined TO test the streng
Of their party and accordingly procured their NOM
nation TO be circulated in handbills secretly through
out the county.-The result of the canvass slews
with what effect. 3ai there is fact We ought not
to unit; that the republieaps did not attepd gene
rally, because they were psle the impression that
the resignation fthe gentlemen of thesfrst nomi-
nation left no oppOsitiontc our canddates--hut had
'he Philistnes been strong enough, we should have
suffered the fate of Sampson-should have been
completely shOrn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19

from this por'.--Thc CaieIo'ie IS The same
vessel that was oil CHARLES u 5A. som, time
SINCE
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POSTSCRIPT

Written On ,hc margin If the Savannah
Republican ~ ApriIIG
The Unrg1 ss1fey schr. Eonsuch, has
'hiN moment 49, Sffny- Guy. with her
prize. thc British p,iy &ees>c aiedpnia, COM
mander, Hinson ac{is'h contpued fee
minutes. tR>
Messrs. Gallatiopud 8gyard, ;hcdujtnc
ton with the prcssue, a ucricaDA1H,is at
the Court of Russia, Mr. AdaHisya author
ICED TO negotiate a Treaiv OF Peace. with
Ministers, appointed or 20 be appointed by
the Court of Great Britain. The ncgocia-
ton to be carried on at s.. Petersburg. Mr..
George NJ Dallas accompanies Mr.. Gala
tin, rs his private Secretary. Mr.. George
Miiligan accompanies Mr.. Hayard in III.
same character Al, these gentlemen have
been nominated by the President OF the u.
States, and are 10 be approved by the Sen
ate. Gen Bloomfield has appointed Mr..
G.. M Dallas, one of his aid dc camps. It's
expected that the embassy and suit will sail
in the ship Neptune from this CITY, in Ii
days. direct for Pete; ssurg.
Arrangements have been made at the CT
ty of Washington acknowledging the Trca
sury Department. in The absence of Mr..
Galiatin. The <keerttary of The Navy wi!
be the ostensble Sccre<afy # the Treasury
1t is expected that TIE Secretary of the
Treasury will not be absen more than six
| months. Democratic Press.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19

PoSfscIIlF-to. a letlef 70 tie Editor Of fbe
Weekly Register, dated at NiarbLcheQd. -
Communicated forthe UMg
We have closed the polls for Governor,
&c. &c. and after counting the votes, we
find in our little town 462 republican votes,
and % tory, soyou can Judge how fond we
are of the war here"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19

IOTICE.
IN pursua6ec of ths-.Acts It the last Session of
the General Assembly, eptiuea. &c An Act, i'm.
posing Takes for d,elsuprprt % Government"
and Sc An Act to anlen6tbe several Acts OF Assem-
bly, prescribing tn s1GnJeot asc Banning the taxa
bic propeitk witl,fs. the ComIpns wealth, aud of
collecting dheA puflie rcSeaue, : Stamps will be
prepared BY tlc 2dth OF this IN pnth, and kept at
the Office of dc sabscribef over The Coun ing
Room Of Mr.. John Woed, op<tbe main street OF
Richmond, agreeable TO tlefol!awing table
| For each note or biitamat'e payable or neaotia-
bic, which may be paid negotiated, AT either of
| the public Banks of Virginia, ut the Branches
thereof Except checks or bills drawn upon aud
payable by such b;nks) within sixty days from
| the date OF such note or bill
lfaLove $40 and tsotexcecdng $40 Cts.
| Above 100 and. not axeeedng 500 10
Above 500 and NOT Exceeding 1000 20
And for every $1,000, above one thousand
| twenty five cents additienal
For each note or Biil madcpayable or cgotiabie,
| or which may be paid or negotiated aforesaid,
not within or at sixty days from its d;te
above $50 and not exceeding 500 10 Cts.
Above 100 aud not exceeding 500 25
Above 500 and not exceeding 1000 so
Above 1850 and not exceeding 1000 rs
Above 20O0 aud not exceeding 5000 100
Above 5000 aud not exceeding 1000 125
| Above 1000 and not exceeding 5000 $50
And for every $1,000, above five thousand
twenty. five cents additional.
| Paper or Blank Notes sent TO be stamped must
be accompanied by a memorandum of the number
| required of the several stamps.
NIB Paper and Blank Notes ready slammed
will lie constantly kept in the Office.
THOS. G.. HOWARD.
| STAMr MASTER.
| April IS. t1stM.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19
ADJUTANT GENERAL ) OFFICE
UASREYc 7pE err,
iSSdsd1i5ll, Il Is. 5
General Orders.

All communie ations, and reports on public
service, hitherto add essed to the Adjutant
General at this place, will henceiorwasd be
directed to the War Department, "4a;atast
and Inspector GeneraSs Office"
BY order oflhe Secretary of War.
T. II. CUSHING, Adj. Gen.
Changes cffhe StGGSqt Ehis hLace
General Cushing. being fapRoin ed griga.
der OF the line, viii cave theAse.t gov rn
ment. Capt. C. K. Gasdner OF the Artillery
has cen appointed AssistantAdijjiIt ant General,
with the rank OF Major.
Major A. Nichoil of the same corps has
been appointed an Inspector General with the
rank OF Colonel. ~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19
VIRGINIA. ARGgs.
RI &c II NJ O Nd:
MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1913.

VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
CONGRESS.
Charles City--John Clopton,-125
Richard Morris Is
Rssett Bailey
Gloucester, 1872 IS
HGrrick, 92
.uathe1Js, 176 CO
james CifU 12o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19

The Unitel :
this moment .tlIc
prize. the British
man,,er, Einson,
minutes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19
BY the last Mails.
BALTIMORE. April u.
April Is.


COMMUNICATED ron TIE WING
E.rtracf Of a letter to II. Niles, Esq. Ed
tor Of the Weekiy Register, dated Pinck-
neg vile, March 20, 1918.
" Yesterday received letters from Nat
chitoches, which inform me that an action
took place on the 10th ult. between the Pa.
triot or Republican army, and the Royalists
at Labahia-the latter lost ninety killed.
30 complete has been their defeat, that the
Spaniards under Herara Salcedo have bro
ken up their camp, and retired-the for
mer to the ProYinceSwhich he commands
and the lattepeto San Antenio, where it is
said the inAsbitans are prepared to oppose
him, and ION the Reppblicaii Standard. In-
Ideed, thoee best acquainted With that coun-
try, think the fat eAptTe&as las been deter
mined by theTecent success of the Repnb-
licaIs Since the iast battle, The Royalists
desert by whole eempanies. Col. niece di-
ed non long since ola pulmonary complaint"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19

GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Chesterfield, Branch Cheatham, Arch'd Thweatt.
Charles City, John Tyler, Cornelius Egmon
Gloucester, John Lewis, Richard Jones
buckingham, Anthony Debrell, James Walker.
King g Queen, Humphrey Walker, W. H. Roane
| Frc0erick, Arch'd Magill Jared Williams.
WINCHESTER, April 10.
An election took place Monday last in this
county for ono member Of Congress, snd two AS.
| scmblymen-the result as follows:
| EnD CnNCRECQ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19

Written on ,hc margin If the Savann
Republican ~ ApriAIG
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-07-01

large assortment Iron Earthern and Stone Ware,
10000 Boards, with quantity of Plank, Shin.
ges Laths, Ciapboards, &c. and sundry other ati-
cles two numerous 10 mention.
The above articles are to be sold on the most res
sonab.e terms for'cash or approved credit.
March 25, 1918.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-07-01
Marshal's Notice.
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n ~ pursuance Of warrant from the Hon, DAVID
HOWELL, ESQ Judge Of the District Court Of
the United States Tor Rhode Island District;
do hereby give nolice, TO all persons concerned,
that there has been filed before said Judge, Libel
W Nathaniel Slalcr, commander Of the private-ar-
'sed ship Anaconda, Of New.york. in the District
Il Ncw.York, in behalf Of himself and the owners
ficers and crew of the said private armed vessel
against the brig HARRIOT, whereof John Stan
iey was master, her tacke apparel and furniture,
rms, stores, goods, wares and merchandise on
card the same the said ship Nancy, her tackel,
apparel and furniture, arms, stores, goods, wares
and merchandise as aforesaid, did belong, as is al
lcdgcd by the said lbeliants, to the Government Of
the United Kingdom OF Great Britain and Ireland,
to subject subjects thereof: having been cap
tured by the said Nathaniel Shaler, commander Of
the said privntearmed ship the high seas, pursuant
20 a commission from the President Of the United
States, under She seal Of the United States, against
The vessels, goods, and effects of the Government
of the United Kingdom of Great. Britain and Ireland,
and Of the subjects thereof; which sail ship or ves-
sci and appurtGnances aforesaid, the said Nathan
vel Sbaler commander aforesaid, hath brought into
the port G Providence, within the District Of
Rhode Island
And trial will be had on the aforesaid Libel, at a
Special District Court, to be holden st the Court
House in Providence, in said District, on the Sd
day Of July next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
EBENEZER X. DEXTER, MARSHAL.
Dated at Providence. June l6. 1915