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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-11
tram IRE Virginia Argus /.
TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.
mo. IL. CONCLUDED.

tNO. Ii. COHctuds8.
The term I" advice is as empsati-
cal a one, as could be used to wake the
Senate tie Constitutional tribunal Of
adUice to the Executive, upon all sub
jects to which it relates. But the &c
nate is not emily to advise the Exesut;ve
IN these respects, its consent is 10 be
given TO sertais Executive acts. Can
sent implies The exercise OK viii; aud
the exercise OF will involves tao eonse-
quenees OF responsibility. The plain
language Of the constitution TO easa
Senator, Is this, ysu are not only to Q9-
riss the President, but yeu arc TO give
your oWn consent to his acts; ere there
fore to be rs responsible for them 10 the
nut;oH, IS himself. The relations sgs
established are, or ought to be, % the
Isost intimate, aad confidential nature,
and in nay judgment, it wogld eondue
very muck 10 tina due exercise o. tbess
powers, 70 aSres upon some mode By
which tan interchange OF opiuisn be-
tween tao Executive and Senate, mi sht
be had al some intermediate stage o. IS
deliberations upon E1eeutiys PROPOSE
tioss, aud before It's Snail dccisiob. -
The Seuate devised the MoGs ~ its
part, sf iRyestiss "a committee OF its
own body With all lis powers, ssd AZ
ter reqEestio6 respectful conference
with the Executive, authsrisiSg it, 10
act on iis pnTt 81 thRt conference. Tie
President has deemed il his duty to De =
cline this overture, asd thEs TO deny all
'atsr@sdlats .stegshsngs 81 opiaiss
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For Sale.
a IRiCT 0EI.a.NrD

G<ONTAINING sboue 4Sos acres,
" lying IN the county Of Sporsy lvania
and fate Of Virginia. This land is
bounded by the Rappahsnnock river on
one side, and the turnpike road leading
from the town of fredericksburg 70 the
mountain aud abou, Haffes ciiir.rnt from
aaid town, at which vessels load and
unload, en- rhc other. The soil is such
as to make it more than probable, that
would be as much benefited by the use of
the plaiaer of Paris as any soil cAn be,
and the experiments OF neighboring far
ners attett the fact. Ii IS aimoR all in
wood and abcands in Iron ore. The
whole together weuld be an objea wor-
thy the attention of any person wihing
10 eitablllh Iron works Whit smaller
parcels would suit the views of farmers.
The proprietor will sell il 10 suitthose
who may tii& apply. The feady pro
gress of migration from she note northern
parts OF our country, where lands are a j
very high price; TO the south Of Kappa
hammock where they are found TO be e
qualify improbable aad infinitely cheaper,
affords good grounds to calculate upon
rapid rise of land in that part Of the coun-
try. The title is good and clear oae,
and ihall be sccard by general war.
ranfy.
will take for this land moderate
price, one fourth in hand anA the balance
IN one, two and three years, properly Sc
cured. Application made to me at Bel
mont, near Leesburg, in The county OF
Loudon and fate Of Virginia or 10 Pc
ter +. AtmiAead, Esq. of the county Of
CulpeppcI near the town Of Slevensburg,
who is empowered by me to make sale of
it, and does rot live far from the land,
will receive immediate attention.
LUDWELL LEE.
Belmont. Loudon county,1
November i3- 1873, smIs
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Nov. IT,
Caution.

Il ME frefuent iujHries suRsined by the
e subscriber by persons whs are in
the practice OF ifhing, hunting ana folv-
ling x by passing through the cneIoiures
of his land near Wlucheacr, renders it in
crmbenE upon him to give notice, tina, in
future he viii prosecute, with rhs utmoa
rigor, every person so offending.
PETER LAUCE.
Nov. ~. tf5s
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Farming Utensils,

ard very good second handed Carriage,
one good plantation Wagon and gears,
some houfehoid furniture. Among the nc.
groes that are offered for sale will be a
good Carpenter; the said negroes arc all
well acquainted with Farming business.
TIE above property beiog pagt of the es-
tate Of Col. Meredith Helm, deoeaicd,
and sold for the benest Of the legstees /;
twelve months credit will be given Oh all
sums over five dollars the purchaser CIV
ing bond with approved security.
FRANCES HELM, Ex'ttx,
October ~. 1873. ids
N. B. At the fame time will be rented
sHs OF rors valgsble Plantations,
81 "
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For Sale,

4 NEGRO MAN ~ years of age,
I "a well acquainted with the business
of a farm--fic is also a Shoe maker and
good coachman For particulars and
terms os sale apply 10 Edward M'Guire
in Winchefer, or &c u. Allen sear esgry-
vile.
Nov. 90
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Five Dollars Reward

g. TRAYED from the Subscriber living
NJ near ,ae White-Poa in July or Az.
qua lst. large brindied aaa white Bull,
his back white and sundry other parts,
abanr :our ycaTs old, not marked, thick
&orc horns and, think, no white about
his head The above reward will be
paid to any person who will bring hosls
said saiay, or give information where hs
may So had.
JOHN RUST.
Hos.2 IT. St5o
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NO. III,

Tia Russian .Eediatjdt--IHe xomina-
ton ef .llr. Ga!tati. one Of the En-
ooys, &c. and his ,-jiectisn.
On the 3tst of May last the follow
ing hssSaSe from the President of the
United States vas laid before the Sc
nate:
s. 10 the Senate 81 the o. States.
Commissions having been granted
duriEg the recess OF the Senate TO ths
following persons, zow nominats lhom
TO the same Offices respectively amazed
10 their names Albert Gallatin, John
Quincy Adams, and James a. Bayard,
to be jointly and seyerally ENJOYS ex-
traOrdinary and ministers plsnipcten-
tiary TO negotiate and sigS q treaty of
Pease with G. g. under The mediation
Of the Emperor 81 Russia 10 negotiate
and sign treaty OF gemmerea with G..
[. And the said John Quincy Adams,
Albert Galiatie, and James A. Dayars,
to be Jointly and seyeraily ENJOYS ex-
traordinary and ministers plenipoteu-
tiary, 90 negotiate and sign treaty of
JS-ltAoiGC WIN (sGSSias
g tsisned)
JAMES MADISON.
g Washington, May goth, 4sts."
On The sd of jane following tie Sc
nate passed tbe following resolution IN
relation 10 the Message:
I" RescigeI, That tho President OF The
L gitcd Statss be requested to inform
tia Scnats whether Albert Ganatin,
commissioned Us cue Of the envoys 10
trsnt 81 2eacs and cOnrtsres with G.
Britain, and OF commerce with Russia.
retains the Office Of secrstxry OF the
Department 81 tie Treasury and IN
ease OF LIS retaining the same, 70 IN
form the Senate aader what authority,
aud by wkom, the powers ard duties Of
ths head OF the Treasury Department
are discharged durisg the absence Of
Albert 0Glistin from the United
Slates.'
On the 2th sH Juue tbe President
sassod the following reply to be laid
before the Senate;
s 10 The Senate Of Ire IT, Sioiss.
Z" In compliance with their resolution
Sf ibs ID lsst tbs serate srs isfegned,
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V aluable Slaves,

Consisting Of a number of Valuabls men,
women, boys and girls, together with a
aumbcr OF
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with the Seuate upon Excessive pro-
position and to receive its Aiyice. ou-
~ hy its susi act. II is scarcely pas
sib,e II avoid attaching 10 this act an
cir Of defiance, uufs;sndiy in its ten
dency to that reciprocal confidence and
ce-sperationbetncen the two tribunals.
which the public Interests seem impe-
rioasly to ressire. The President, as
an Independent department of the 60
sernment, had an questionable right
TO deeliuc The overtnce, and having, as
| verify believe With the Purest mo-
tives, laid down the rule of his own
conduct it will joubtiess. be cheeriaIIy
and hope, with nnsbated coniide ace,
and good will acquicsced in by the Sc
nate during the remaining part of his
administration. Perhaps, too, it will
hccsme the permanent rule OF proceed
ing betweeR the tVc tribunals In all fu-
tare times. Bat lave vet to learn
the correctness sslae principles upon
which the refusal wss funded, and I
haze Also yetto sAgp, vhat the execu-
,ire Authority u The nation VII be i'm
proved by il.
WIN. B. GILES.
Hfglcan,, October SD, 1913.
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Public Sale.

TO be sold at my residence, in Fred
a eIick County four miles Winches-
ter, on the 10Th day of December next,
nuo,her of
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FIRCINlA, FENDLEfoT CoUNrr .ScG.
.Sorsmber Term fsf2.
John Hiner junr. Plaintiff.
AGAINST
lanes Sweet Defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
HE defendant not having entered
L his appearance. according TO IA"
and the rules Of this CourI, and il APP
pearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court
thar he Is not An inhabiiant OF this Com
inenwea!th--Ir is ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here on the 6ssr
Tuesday In uue next and answer the b,li
OF the p!aintiI. and that Copy or this
order be forthwith inherited ior two
months successfully in the Winchester
Gazette and another copy ported al the
iront door of the Court houie OF iaid
County. A Copy iehe,
Nov. -. Z. DYER, c. P. c.
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To relieve the apsrehcnsions Of
many well disposed people, f.r the
Sate'y OF tiie executive authority, IN
consequences oFan attempt on the part
the Senate, 10 advise or interchange o.
p'aioas with the President, threugh
the medium sf eOmnittes, upon sub
Jects 81 concurrent jurisdictioa oniv at
some intermediate stage of tho deiibe-
ratiuns, and before the final act of the
Senate, thsy arc respectfully inforned,
that when the federal government first
went into operation, the concurrent liz
risdiction established by the constitu-
tioa between the Executive and Senate
upon the subject Of nominations 10 eff
ice, was deemed by General WASH
iaStsn TO be OF so Intimate a character,
that he always atteRsed tho Senate IN
person, VIXEN deliheratiHS upon that
subject, to hear its opinions, and re-
c.'ve ITS advice at all stages of its de-
iiberations. An unlaeky incident in
daced hin, TO decline his personal at
tendance ia the Seaate thereaftsr. and
by letter addressed TO the Senate he
siatcd the reaS6zs OF his determination
in that respect. do not at this time
recsilect Tho contents ofthoso reasons,
but L presume they lad relation TO TIE
Incident which induced the conduct
They, believe, had no relation either
TO tina want OF co-orIlination or aspre-
tensions AZ eaeroaehments upon the
Executive authority. Nor does Tie
present President coadeseenl to place
ms refusal upon any ,pprehensioas Of
that kiEd---that idea is.certaiRIy q nere
after thought of sfsiciods friends; which
| am sure ne would lisclaim. Many
inconveniences ATTENDED the FIRST Rrae-
tics OF being always crescent at the ak
animation Of every summation, from
which, the last mode p'inted cut, wOui1
bs entirely exempt.
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that the office OF ths Secretary OF the
Treasury is not vacated !; aud that In
the absence OF Albert Gallatip, com
missioned as one Of the ENJOYS to treat
with g. Britain and Russia, the duties
OF that Office are d;scharsedhy William
Jones Secretary ofthe Navy, authorised
therefore aceordingto the provisions of
the act sF Congress, entitled g An act
making alterations in the Treasury ad
War Departments" passed May sth,
1192.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-14
Daily Gazette, 7 Dollars.
counsry Gazette,S Dollars.
/ TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER IA
Ioseph Vaudeville,

Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King e Fairfar-streefs,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
NJ WHOLESALE AND REfaIL,
,ro ;, c,..,. Teas-gunpOwder, I'M
W ~ e. Snx s periai, hyson, Tyson SKIM
80 boxes young hyson s souchong
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los hhds } New Orleans s. Muscovado
$50 bbls Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 hhds retailing Molasscs
s pipes, s half pipes and 6 Or casks l. ;
Madeira
8 pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
s do genuine old Port
a pipes Red Catalonia
: 90 cases choice Claret
. butts, IL half pipes Malaga
pipes, half pipes and 90 or. casks
Teneriffe
70 pipes real Cognac Brandy
pipes Gin
90 puncheons West-Intia Rum
Is pune heons and 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 bbis Peach Brandy
q rs do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
hhds Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
! 20 bales Cotton
600 ID. Bengal Indigo
500 ID. Bright Nader
5000 ID. Goshen & observation-disclosures
500 bush, ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
sento, race and ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice Peas
Barley. Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glauher
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Can.
aIes, maccauba, rsppee and scotchSnuffs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
Petre, Arnotre, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone, Gunpowder, patent Shot, Flints,
Hairpowder, Sifters, Cigars, Demijohns,
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc,
sc.
". B. SO bushels fresh vGrranteo
CLOVER SEED.
March s.
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CONTINUATION OF
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
FROM PARIS PAPERS.

| TRANSLATED FOR THE AMERICAN
PARIS, June &c.
Her majesty the Empress Queen
has Just received the following de-
tails from the army:
The sth corps under Prince Poni-
atowski, which passed through Be-
hemia. has arrived at Littau in LII,
zatia.-It consists Of $4,000 men
900 of which are cavalry.
His majesty has been at Pirna and
Konigstein.
The President de Kaas, sent by
the King of Denmark, has received
permission to depart and has left
Dresden.
The corps Of the Prussians have
continually, since the armistice. been
committing the greatest excesses;
they have been reminded of the ar
mistice, but they answer. they make
war on their own account. In con-
sequence troops was sent against
them. Captain Luton commander
of one of these bands, has been kill
led with 400 of his, men. II is not
believed that all the brigades have
passed the Eibe. Another band un-
der Colonel Colombo, is entirely cut
of: tits hoped that the left bank OF
ihe Elbe will in a few days be en-
tirely cleared Of these banditti.
The officer sent to Custrin. is re-
turned.-The garrison Of that place
amounts to 5000 men with only $50
sick. The place is in the best con-
tlition, and furnished with common
vegetables, fresh meat, and every
other necessary for 6 months.
June 90.
Her Majesty has received the fol-
lowing details from the army, dated
at Dresden, 9th June, 1919:
Captain Planat Of the staff. charg
ed with carrying the armistice, has
arrived at Dantzic. IL was with
the greatest difficulty he could gain
access TO the place, as general Rapp
the governor, tired out with the
great number of flags Of truce sent
to him every day BY the enemy, had
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Faartax Races.

THE Jockey Club Races will CON.
menCe On Thursday the esd day
OF September, overa handsome Course
The subscriber feels justified in say
ing that, from the great number OF
horses that will be here, t,ere will be
great sport.
On Saturday the :5th. Purse for
the Gate mosey, free for any horse
mare or ge'dins-ketch riders--twa
rounds to heat snd repeat, making one
and half miles to the heat. Entrance
10 dollars.
Persons disposed TO rent Booths can
do so BY applicationto
7ohn Maddux,
Proprietor of the Course.
Fairfax courthoo'e' va.} DIR
August 90
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ca puard ubdn the sill Of o'leria: Ap.
prised Of the retreat Of thu enemy sent
the division. Of generals Hubai and ha'
rip.e ID pursuit Of him, whilst three
companies of the f4th. and tour compa.
MES Of the 44th, attacked the enemy on
the Hill of OIleria. The defence was
yieorous-the reserves being obliged to
,npport their advance. The battle vas,
however, decided by charge OF lout
companies of infantry. under major DIV.
rand, at the point Of the bagone'. The
slaughter was prodigiou.; more than
$50 Spaniards were Killed or wounded.
We had 4 killed and 50 wounded-9o
soldiers and 3 officers were taken from
the enemy. The enemy continued his
retreat to Castalla, as am assured by
90 or 30 deser,ers who have come in.
The moment / had ascertalned the
retrea, of the Due del Pa' que, resolv-
ed to drive from Requena the corps OF
Flo. who with 5000 infantry, 1909 Ca
valry, and s pieces Of artillery menacsa
Valencia, whilst ViIlacampa, on the LETT
bank of the Guadslaviar, was equally ap.
preaching the capital. On the 25th, I
ordered Gen. Musnier to march against
Villacampa at Petrslva the enemy did
not await tho arrival of our troops. |
caused him to repass the Guadalavlar on
the 26,h, and on the 27th, he was direct
ed to proceed with battslions, 600
horse and 4 pieces, to advance upon Re-
ouena to attack Elio. Our hussars chas.
ed the enemy's cavalry beyond the con.
fines of the city-the castle was held by
a Spanish garrison. Gen. Musnier sum.
moned them 10 surrender--lhe cou'-
mander requested till O'Clock in the
evening to consider Of it, under the ex.
pecta,ion that Eiio would come to bis
relief: he was deceived, and at that hour
he Welded with $50 soldiers and S off,
GERS. We found in the fort SOME thou.
sand of English cartridges, sc Next
day, Gen. Musnier marched upon UticI,
he enemy Showed 900 horse to cover
the retreat uf Elic, but avoided an en-
gagement. =.
/ understand the English expedition
retired to Alicant in disorder on the Gath.
(Signed) The Duo de ~'1ufera'
From the Ntwhorf Mercury. Sept. A.
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Las evening arrived here ship Dunn.
fries, captain Grcsh, in SO days from
Cadiz-The editors of the Mercury have
been politely favored BY Capt. G. and
passengers, with London papers 10 July
Sd, ard Cadiz papers TO July IS, a few
days latest.
A passengerin the Dumfries, who left
England on the 5th OF July, informs Us,
that the Duke of Montrose Packet, TAX.
en- by the frigate President, arrived at
Falmouth about the last of June, asa
cartel, with eighty prisoners, bat the
B. itish government refused to acknow-
l. dye them as such, snd ordered that
the officer having charge OF the cartel,
should be kept on boaid the kings brig
Mutine, to sail for Halifax in oil Jsly,
End The Packet was restored to the orr.
ginal owners. He also informs US, that
commodore Rodgers had taken and des.
troyed fourteen sail of British merchant
vessels
+ No,hirg was known in England as to
the differentiation Of the British govern
ment respecting the Russian mediation
Although the arrival Of our ministers
at Gottenburg Vas known. The object
Of their mission appeared to excite but
very little conversaiion. We do not OBJ
serve single article on the subject in
our London papers.
Mr.. Madison's message at the opening
Of congress hsd reached Londop.-Tbs
Star" describes it as " Astounding more
in raDcorous denunciations Of animosity
against Great Britain than any former
production, and might be called new
manifesto against Great Britain"
Mr.. Addington, a British Agent, has
arrived at Prague. But this cansot be
Plenipo.
Our Cadiz papers state, tia, on the
18th July, the siege of St. Sebsstians
commenced, which place it was expect.
ed would soon be under the necessity Of
surrendering-That gen. MorelI hid
entered the French territory, and killed
2 or 5000 armed peasants, who opposed
the .'ies-The King Joseph was at ST.
Jean -ds-luz, with 1000 infantry, and
5000 horses, but according to the last
dates, he was marching bis cavalry 10
the northward.
From the London papers we copy the
following articles:-
EELIGoLAND, June 90.
''On the GOTH Hamburg WAS declared
IN state of siege, and strong fortifea-
IONS are every where throwing w
round the city.
The Swedes and Walmodcn corps
are not included in the Armistiee they
are only about IL niles distant from
Hamburger"
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Messrs. EDIroxs.
As the modus opcrandi OF Cotton
in scalds & burns, has not been account
ed for, nor has any person as yet, endea,
vored to investigate, (that have heard
of,) il becomes US to throw every iigh'
we can on the subject and as What We
already know, by being diffused thrensh
our country, may contribute to the re
lief Of many, particularly the INDECENT, !
have sent BY friend for publication the
following facts,-- :,
On the 3oth Of June last, was called
to young lady who few hours before
had been shocked and burnt by Jig htn'hg
from the family learned that she Wos
sitting near window up stairs alone,
except two small children the house
was very much injured; after the shock
some Of the family ran UP stairs & tound
the young lady on the floor, apparently
in a swoon, with her clothes on fre,
which we're soon extinguished, AID at
ter some time she recovered little Z
complained Of great pain, smsr,'ng and
burning. On examination l found tha'
the lightning had entered her clothes
(which were Loosely betwixt her lett
shoulder and breast, by the side OF a
silk handkerchi which she wore around
her neck and covered her breast, ana
descended as low as the stomach, cross
ed to the other side and descended 70
both extremi,ies, her left arm was also
very much burnt from the shoulder to
the hand, the cuticle or scarf skin was
destroyed in many parts the wounds
had disagreeable smell something like
sulphur l directed her tobe immediately
wrapped in cotton bats which was done
In An hour or two, and renewed twice q
day, except so much as adhered to the
wound where the surface was lost, which
was not renewed until new, skin ap-
peared and the Gotten dropped OH. LIE
morning after the application she com
planned only of the aching & numbness
in her flesh, except when the cotton was
removed the wound received the air
which caused the return of the smarting
and burning, which was soon removed
by the application Of the cotton-she had
slight fever, which was subdued by
moderate bleeding and little gentle
medicine. Although her feet were burnt
she walked about the house on the 9Th
day after the accident, and walked to my
house (which is miles on the 18th,
and appeared to be in perfect health,
except paler complicated than usaal. ]
feel convinced that had used the com
mon remedies for burns, fever would
have ensued (from SO much loss OF sur
f.ce) that could not have been subdued
by ordinary methods I have had con-
siderable experience of Cotton, and can
say, that it is not only beneficial in scalds
and bnrns, but in many other local irfla
nations, particularly from poison wood
and poison vine, technically called Rhus
Vernix and Rhus Rodeians.
am your most obedient humble
servant,
w. w. DUNNINGTON.
Charles Comfy, Maryland, SEPT. 4