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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-06
GEN. WILKINsON's ARMY.
JOURWAI.

Granadier Island Oct 3o.--This da
he advance corps Of the army left this Is
and, under gen. Brown, on most impor
tant expedition to Canada. The eoncen
tration of the expedition has been long de
iayed by events which none but He, wh
holds The winds end waves in controu
could have avertcd.
.Nov 2--This day the rear division G
the expedition sailed in fo,ila of boats
which have covered the river for ncar
1--we miles. The dragons have been sen
down by ian1 on the American side of tn
| liver. They amount 10 about 5oo--the in
tantry and other arms are estimated al from
Z TO o,o0o--F,om this island, which is ST
'uated a, the east end OF Lake Ontario, L
Montreal, following the course Of the river
= estimated at $50 miles.
So, Laurence River, Mop. 2-Thc va,
1t the expedition has arrived at T enc!
Creek, about 10 miles from Grcnadier Isl
and. Here il was attacked estelday ant
,nis day by a fioliia from Kingston. whicI
attacks were returned and repuised Gu
loss, 10 killed and wounded. The hoiill
returned 10 Kingston.
hov. 2 The whole expedition concen
trates at French Greek
NoU 4-'Fhe expedition is passing dow
the river--has cleared the Thousand Isl
ands--and is approaching Augusta, 60
Presco,) where tie British have stron,
fort and garrison but where the rive
is nearly two miles wide The army ca
pass far out of point blank shot.
.NeU 7--I.ast night the expedition pass
ed for, Prescott (Piovost) The genera
Il n Ia
old boats forward, on which the British ar
,illery exhausted their long shot and tn
army passed harmless, excepting from on
shot, which killed two men and wounde,
three others. The expedition this da
reached Hamilton, which is about 90 mile
below Prescott and Ogdensburgh, and abou
95 miles from Montreal.
Nov. e--The expedition has halted a
Hamilron The dragons which had march
ed down the river on the American side
were this day embarked on board scows ant
loats and landed near Williamsburg A
he same time about $500 men Of genera
Boyd's brigade were also landed, with
lew to cover the descent OF the boat
trough the rapids, where the defiIes ar,
narrow, and where the enemy have erect
20 block houses The dragons could no
conveniently be transported down the rapi,
part of the river in the boats. The expe
tition will move down hart hassu, with thr
he troops and cavalry landed A heav.
rsnnonade was heard this day at and nes
{ cornwall on the Canada side, situated abou
j miles above the Indian village of St. r.
SIS, on the boundary line between the L
STATES and Lower Canada.
Nop. lo-The expedition passed TO op
positc ST. Regis. It's stated TO be the in
,en,ion Of general Wilkinson to re-embarl
The infantry here, and take them down lak'
ST. Francois Ga part where the river OK
pands to an extensive lake y and that tn
Dragons should pass round the head of thu
lake on the Canada side.
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SALEM, Movem6er 81

OhbEN1, VoUcm6er II.
The cartel brig Analostan, arrived below
On Sunday evening from Newport. She has
on board about 70 prisoners (seamen) and
is TO take about 70 more from the prison
ship here, and proceed directly for Hall
fax.
November %.
Arrived, the Swedish brig Chris,ianstadt,
Mathiason, 80 days from Cayenne, cargo
molasscs, coffee, &c. Left there, Portu
guese brig bound to New York, the only
vessel for the u. States in port Spoke NO
thing. On Friday last, at s, p. NJ. about s
leagues of TEACHERS island, was boarded
by the British frigate Loire, detained abou,
one hour and half and released. The
boarding officer on leaving the brig, direct
ed capt. NJ. to make sail when the frigatc
did In about S minutes the frigate wore
and stood directly for the brig, which was
lying with the foretopsail 10 the mast
when within musket shot, captain M hail
ed her and requested them to keep off, but
they paid no attention to the request, and
appeared TO steer directly for the briggs
side--but she having fell off while the fri
gate was coming down, the latter run foul
1t the briggs bowsprit, which, with The
stem and foretopmast, were instantly car
ried away, and she rendered almost com
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pletc wreck. Alter she got clear, an.ofi-
Ger thsiled from the frigats, and asked il
assistance was wanted, W hich was answered
in the affirmative; but none mas given, and
,heirigate was soon out of sight! Captain
NJ. and the passengers are confident that
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|commsncsd. and wyh an army Of 100000
ipeu. 1.-The French papers are To be believ-
ed, II would seem that Ike war with Russia
is becoming popular.
P.S. 1wrsaag morniay s Il. ~ The OR.
pheus frigate Game 10 anchor last evening
vii the entrance OF car har5oar about TIVE
hours after the arrival OF the Expedition, &
rs Dow a3ont miles from tnc lana, fac
Ramiiss! has been lying az Block-Isiand
severa! Gays, & this n,orn,ag sh- is under
way oil Point Judith.
BORDEAUX, March Z.
H.cfrdef ola letter iron, tie eorimG,lder y;
fte French .trigase Id Gieire, urrive!
here 10 the bLais.eT " Marine
On the Esd re. took the American ship
Powhattan, prize to the Eugl sn frigate
HoraGo-she was from Bordeaux bouud to
Ne~-fork. seized this opportunity to
deyeope to America what your exceiiency
haf ordered with respect 20 her. remcm
bere those rights which, war had given US
overthe ship detained tbe Enslish as pris-
oaers of war. am, res,orei the saip to the
(Amsrican) captain.
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UILLI.fAf P.b1'yERsaN.

- \ II I<sL4'I 4 "a 4 4, N.oL.N,
a jeSo doors 6eLo,O ire Bet TeUera.
las on tsnd handzome assortment Of
SEASONhRI.E GOODS:
Among which are the following articles:
White, black, lead. slate and brown Levantine
Do. Go. do y,.,;
Do DO. and Salmon coloareS Satin, o'
Barcelona Shavis asd Haadke,chiefS
and Lustring Ribbons
Ladies' and nentIeInsns' French and F,n,I., h.
Laced Wells and slrevss
Long and short yellow NanAeens,
Blue, de-
rs and A. Cotton Shifting.
Al MGdtapolian do
J. and . Cambria,
JncOnet Cambria and Muslin,
Figured Spideruet Muslin, & Lano.
Cotton Cassimier and YORK Strpe,
Superfne light Ca!.eoes and Gingiams
Cloths, Cassmeres, sc. &c.
And has row on The road from Ph,ladelphis.
nither supply al! Of With he will di.aYs= OF on
moderate terms. ~
NAV IL. &C
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LATE yaoMspAiN ~

Capt. Crutt, who arrived yesterday from Corrn.
1aa, ssilea themes the 18th ult Lord Wellington
had cot broke up his winter quarters but it wua
expected he would y.ortly, and that general Bat
lied srrny va, eoriasaiIy sosass1:ify ty the arri,
nj sf Sssairh s.d ,ugves4 recruits, ard II oops
sroD England. 'Ehs day Capt Croit sailed, a DC,
ay of p.uish troopS Wefc embarked on boari Bril-
Sish transports bG< thcc deatnation could not
re learnt. Some reported they wern bound to the
Eori2ss others. 70 tte S0us'' Of Spain. They were
ine looking troops, WI: ciothea, appeared well dis
vipined aud in sOod spirits.
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BoevcN. Anril so.

BosToN, April SO.
Yesterday arrived at this port use ship
Ariadne, capt Williams, in 20 days s-oa
Ca&iz. A gentleman passenger informs,
that the Spanish government had requested
,aat the Ers.sn ,roops should be withdrawn
ceivins there is no danger that the French
will ever again be il ? situation to resuiLe
the seige; aud that the troops can be well
employed in assisting 10 eHpet the French
from the Interior OF spain. Some German
REGIS. it has been long kpown. were under
orders to sail from, Cadiz for Quebec. Per
haps the same destination mar be given to
the other troops.
n letter from the American consul at
Tangiers, dated March q, to our consul az
Cadis. mentioned that an hlgerihe had "a
ken an American ship; and that Aige-
kline corvette had passed through the Cat,
supposed to be bound on a cruze off Lisbon
or Cadiz. The Plaataganct "a, was at Ca
tiiz, bound TO Halifax, To sail in eight or ten
days, having under convey transports, with
German regiment, Ga hnc bo1ly of tnep,
$500 s,rong.) destined tor Quebec. The II
was so disguised, that at the distance of swo
or three miles she could not be distiug rushed
from q trigate.
No sale at Cadiz Tor American produce of
any kind flour II TO 8 dolls. three h4n-
port, besides So barrels aRoa,. A ship
with is or 17co tierces 6 rice, had Just ar
rived from Charleston.
We were politely favored WIKI CadfZ pa
Psrs to the SQth March, from which the
following articles have been translated.
CApIz, March &c.
General Calleja has been appointed to
succeed signor Venegas as yicercy Of Mexi
MADRID, March IT.
This day has been one OF great rel oicing
20 the good SpaniarGs of this CITY. Joseph
Bonaparte, the usurping king, les here this
morning at o'clock for Ssspyia, accompa-
Sied by O'Farrel, AzapZa and Urquyo and
ehc gems Jourdan & Dsultanne 1.-The count
81 Meiito, st. Anastatio and others !; the de-
pendants ofthc palace the royal guard OF
Infantry and cavalry & various regimeAts
Of dragons, among which were Nos. IS
end &c.
ALicANT. March II.
a conspiracy, witt, very extensive rami-
fcations. set on foot by the French general
1ed.
March 20.
The enemy has been disIodged from all
his positions in this neighborhood. by our
combined army, and pursued to the vioini
~ OF Xatva, with the loss of tine artillery
with which he attempted to defend his po-
sition at the port of Albayds. The general
6f our second army has made an important
move ment on the flank of the enemy with
5000 infantry and 1000 cavalry.
CIUDAD RODRIGO, March Is.
On the 9th, Soult With 5000 men, passed
FOR Olmsdo, destined co France
BADAIoz. March II.
The Spanish Chief Tonga has lately gain
ed three victories oyer the French.
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INTEgssl.fNc

&c gt0e as 0sg'f- We hope however tina. the
'o,o""g . An exaggerated picture of iarris,n's s,
tHtOh: III We think ourselves h7und boSsysr
80 suOIS'n ,n'' cirenm9Lanoe.that on the jth ut
three Ame'1eans (on- lieut.. OF the u. ststss) Who
were taken prsoners on ~ Island in the N;I,srs
we're carried To tho British side IT the riyer9--
Two OF then who were discharged, reDort tbst tie
bFlusi troops frorD ". Erie to Fort Grorp. do not
gr9o10y e'5esd l?5 and t. the British officers
proceeded asaias; zen. Harrison, wiz, cor ed re
we oo'y o' troops composed Of regulars, nt. 4
1.r,,,.r7cIf o. a Irttcr 10 a Grn Iemaa in mi,
~. f'7m nj, Correshoqdcal, in CAtfr5-
he datcG Nun 3.
e." The british have completely snr
rounded General Hsrrison, and by ex.
press which arrived from tie Governor
'ast n'S9t, they co.nuercei crr,o,-
a.d'ng and bomb riding his enotmomeo, on
ne 50,h nit The Bti,is, AID Indians ar.
said to he $500 strng, With con7iAr-abls
psrh ut B1teriog Cannon. Mortar, .nI
1''ngr''e hpHkets; AL ersaf fears are en-
tertaioss fos !!lrg.4o.f, ate Carb. or
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!. WASHINGTON coE'-EGH..

! = ~. WASHINGTON SoE.EGR.
5Nat3 ins sitution, Distinguished umtil lat--
ty.by the nar- OF Washington Acaae
NY has hcrrtssorc lzSoi Cd aflcr oo,:s; srs Die
oar-assaaeats -. u
The Academy a.,iiny, were tu;se ,,es,rov.,, h.,
IRE. lae expenes - Greeting .-e~ bu due and
Vt proearii'g Az eStsasve i1l s,,th,s tr ica ~, at
Lcx"sioi dectdst more eligible tlan this .o n.sr
SITUATION, insyc Tie Justices IL, feEts ,,;,,. CO.,
ficnds dad aot rsL,e them t. di:casiss ,;;;, l,l.
".
theird.hts eeng now paid, they hAv,s beet, able
20 s,id a'ott,.r protcss',, ship ia The Co.a- ard
10 p'nce the Grammar Sehop ul,dsr s....,,.s
tsgcous arrangement, than had beer heretofore in
t"en power: The p'@ essor oi lsm, usses has ;aken
upon tiaseh t,e responsibility OF the Crs,no.se
classes, AMI will attend them ia person. 80.
AN sddinoh IL is expe' tel, vii, shoit lily DO made
20 t.a '.erary apparatus; and tie ieutic course
VII be somewhat enlarged.
~ may De proper To give notice, ti.st stuar n.S
VINO inteti'i 80 enter tie C0IisEES CBsSSES.
without spending any time Il, tl,e. fra,nina AZ aloo
must come prepared E Sn erarstatiOn IN Virap,
The erees testament the DWor esitgucs Of Lea,
fiiJ siil the Fur hrst ruleg OF Arm. N ~
Those WHO .Iif the languages H., thsi..cou-se of
,,ids, may cuter se Aist.,9iratss oS Ssyhc,i,l,,s
C'sSs, II acquainted! With the ioun frl. i;iic. VI a
TAtmctic.
Siuiens who co7e. as i',e5 too ottsn do, Sio,j,-
onsci''ssed with Prososy, sad i,niesieet ia their
syntsx, Eias spend souie tine in tue Grammar
School. -.
he additional expenses whish will be incurred
under The new arrangements, heve maize il necex
sary 10 hx tbs price OF tuton at fifteen dollars the
Session. '''
The sessions, rs heretofore, Wi commence ON
The third Wednesdays of May and November. rss-
w., Sc. ~ order Of re Soa,a
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LEONIDAS.
May 1lth, 1918.
More Of he reaoyk ofheace.

,r, " EDe 'eNorE or mace.
nc NewPort print states, s.Mr. Rhodes.
passenger IN the Hope. arrived at that
porttrom Corunna, informs that ore vjou, to
MS quitting Falmouth, on the 4fi of Aprif.
an expedition which had embarked for A.
merica, was countermanded in consequence
OF dispatches from this country Containing
the oeamens' Bill. messenger was also
ordered to proceed with dispatches for our
I We put no faith IN the a;,ovc.--1s,. The
sesmens, Bill, as passed by Congress, had
not reached England. 1t was the mere
ssrtch Of the law as annexed to the Report
OIL the committee of Foreign Relations.
In the End place we lear, from The London
prints OF the S1st March (of course orevi.
9ns TO the 9Th April) that the expedition at
plymouth for thc Coast Of America 1oaa de-
tanned; bat it was ascribed TO very df-
ferent motive than the arrival of despatch
es; VIZ. the design of concentrating and
strengthening the squadron.
In. the Sd place, Dispatch boat has
reached Admiral Warren bat there are
reasons to believe that it Came out only for
tbs purpose Of communicating the late
in Councii for the extension Of the
blockade. " vac
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May IL.
for Safe

TOT SUIe
4 ND TRANSPORTATION out Of .he Ur;,ed
states, ten isely NEGRO MEN two ave
good Snwyers aud rough Carpenters, and one a
3ood black ,"itl.-hiso, stveini very likely Slaves
'ut IA u'e Fententa', ior safe Keeping Tor SAFE, OF,
cry rra2o"ahie and accommodating t.r5ne.--Ca.h
""' be f''en Or Manufactures in Bartcr for raw
materials. variety of articles So heretofore asl-
vertised, are for sale whocsa.e and retail on yer,
moderate terms.
Owing To engagement with the U States "a
,uruish Cioth tor tn army, the Subscriber ha, rot
been able to weave for hia customers as prurnp,lT
IS he wished; they will excuse tlIil delay = ItJs
longer, when they snail he accommodated.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL,
Keeper g .2Feni
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TO BE SOLD.

TO BE SOLD,
SJ der. for cash.
TN SMALL HOUSES
Standing on lie iot lately occupied by d.. VIM.
Forshee, Sem.
they must be removed forthwith.
hlay IL ~
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(From ne NswLorc Mercary. J Z
-Mfssrs. Lang e I'nrner,
Tuesday informing, May !, ISIS

-IMessTs. Lang = turner,
GENTLEMEN.
On sunday evening arrived ship williar'
81 Henry, Hudson, of this port, 50 days from
Lisbon. Left March 81. Capt Hudson
was boarded ty the Orpheus irigste, the
boarding ctiicerinrned him, that ia the first
boat which attempted TO board the Wham-
soa iran assi''ge in the West passagel the
9ir,t 1t. and s men %ege killed. and several
wounded The rsnains of the LII and uicu
were buried at Block Island On Thursday
last. -.
Yesterday afternoon arrived here the schr.
Expedition, of 500 tons Capt Weems, So
da, from Bordeaux biund 70 paltimore,
rae American pi'igateer True Blooded
Yankee, Capt Haley, htted out of Rochelle,
j had taken English prizes Opc of them
had arrived at Brest, worth it was said up
yards OF 3 millions of francs, and another
loaded with dry goods and Irish linens, she
d ID ordered to port in the u. 5.
BY the Expedition, the Editors Of the
Mercury hage received file of Bordeaux
papers to the 22d Of March. The Bar-
sleaux paper of the 22I contains, under
u Paris date Of the 18th, > statement Of the
situation of the French armies in the North
of Europe on the 10 h OF March-Pillau, il
l. stated, was evacuated the 26lh of Jan.
%he conduct of Gen. Castell& who conIn,an-
tled there is complained Of though the ar
s'cles of capituation appear to have been
favorable to the French.
Dantzic il is said to contain farrisca or
$4,000 men under the command Of Gen.
3app. with a supply Of bread for SIC days.
and OF meat and other provisions for more
ihapsa year. The present garrison had b.cn
successfGl ih several sortics, in one they had
tkkcn 500 prisoners and driven the Russians
x,ack 3 leagues. In another the French at
SGked with 10 900 infantry and 1900 horse
ca .ried 3 redonbts, which the Russians had
constructed, took several pieces Of cannon <
1900 prisoners. Thorn u said have gar
bison Of 400 B1vari1ns and 1900 French
Che Russian army attempted this place IN
FEB bu. were epIlse1 with the loss of &
81 900 men. Thorn has supply Of bro
Cor years, and other provisions for p,-.r
months. r'fhe entry into Berlin by the light
troops % Russia is Acknowledged, and the
1sssvenests o. the PrlsSian populace in their
favor. 1'ids paper contains Il Proclamation
81 the Gine Of Saxony, when about TO retreat
from lsis capital The King of Wcstphalia
has sent las @ cen lnto France.
The dangerous situation Of Hamburg and
tive insnrsedt spirit Ct its popelace is al
nj isd.
Fhc sane Taccr says, that great nam
Der Of troops. both Of infantry AID artillery.
had been dra IN from Spain, bnt were to br
Eeriace1 BY 2 larser number Of fresh troops
The BordcaGS Papers state that the new
,samVa'gD as Mast RnSsis would shortly be
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A1wfA

RICHMOND TURNPIKE CO1PANY.
fsHE Share-holdsr1 in this Company are hereby
4 notified that their annual general meeting v iii
De held at the Eagle Tavern 10 the City OF Kieh-
nond on the first Monday in next month a, IL g,
clock.
May II. IS
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
: OR 2pprehendins negro man named
u q - =

b4,ok experimenting negro man named
e ROC K
He runaway on the night o. ne 6th ioz..--He iso
bPut thirty years OF sg", about hye feet seven mr.
eight inches high, lac 10 likely fellow rstherofa
S~aTthy complexion, not cute tae1 he has 3 de-
murc eoahtenrnce (graYe. sT-ctedly rlotestD II
hmpsa Rite when ikng as ii one leg was yatLe.
longer than the other; this believe Is mors frn,
hatit than necessity. RE carried With him three
sufta OF cloths, namely, one blue doth co.. On,
srown cloth cost "nd paataipors Of the same cue
fTs'EIa cloth coat and pentaoons OF the same HUE
mixed cotton pain wOve, me Virginia cloth We,
p'ue strpTn ms "incr vest not rgco!leeted one cot
TON shirt Virginia cloth x shirjs OF (ierm.n Or
na nrss--iie p obaGly viii 90 to K edmond hsying. a
mother living there, from li,nec 10 Capt Pembsr-
ton, in Gooehiand county hear Cartersv;Tie wber.
he has connexions or to View Kent cnuntv Loa;,.-
brother at MIR. Parie His and msv pos.Lisg
change LIS name and cloating AMI very likely n,sy
endeavo' to passOr freeman to the lower c6untry,
and gel on board the sgpEins If possible. having
lost valuable fellow (Ben) in thst wsv. 'abonf
t!'res years ago. | will give the above reward be-
sl'es what the law allows, aud pay VII r.y,onab,a
charges Tor his delivery to me at Springfield in
hahover county near the Piping Tree, or the same
reward IL safely lodged in any Jail So tbat y.t
linn again, sud if out Of this state, FIFTY D0i.
LARS.
RoBT. KING.
JUST ARRIVED,
Ht'ROM New.York, sad to be Sold st Vad's Jsd.
q leal Store shockOe I'm, nearly opposteytde
Cream artAf Annette
'.TBae"A Camphur
s',s'aSs Gutmess
I"''a w Cloves
Lorriisrhs Ms,obaw Mace
, aud Rsppee Snuff Ginger
Honey
Pants. Oils c.c. ''"SS'
May u. "a,
" Ill, LIZ N bNBERS Of the AssFNJBIV.A,,
az Inlsh IIiHYELLLVG GE.arJ'L EJiE
pa iORAGE, Stables n IiUrsegeed nj -
= inscription to be hadon the Iails pIan,s,;,',y
lost joining Manchester Tie good qualites NJ ,b;s
pasture and rs numerous advantages are sIi bs.~
Omitted t-as it is already considered X scknoui.d
70 ne "e ~ we best w the H. Sta es eu5 -, al,
whpf er |i How Or Hereafter view Il. WI bs 80,
lte plantation IS well onclused. end Z. 80.
shic pace toc selling anf purcl.as;ee I5,a
ucnsn q Tratelors 81 every desft:nii,n Nsh1
Eoins 20 it'si'nond, sid in,thd 20 tarrv ,L.,..
weck or fonger, 10 6nd e nugi, IN ~ IL G'e s
20 Sia"a their Horses nj Tive above 's'1's
we accommodations fc9 tic Horses ar !. 80 =
! '"r lover m price thar At any Tavern 6'O'' N"'f
e pssulFSe Is Six dolsrs per u,orfb T-t
az '"'uh" '"r~ants % s;tsud to the ggor,os -
VA on tie ownert NJ ti,6t, 's i4o'ses Sod
70, 'Ur"er prrttssrs rpsiy "a che s,h,...,.-
VIC Ewes on IRE premises 1U0'Sf''Srf
Msy IL Z my
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CO Lee MEAS Yields no ordinary pen.
GEN. HARRISON.

Last nights mail brings US Gov. Meig's
letter to Gen. M'Arthur--" u is ascertain
Ell that ~. Meigs was beseged"--" the
British and Indians, &c. &c. are committed
at 3000--Gcn. Clay and the Kentnckv
troops had not arrived when the born ard
ment commenced on the 3oth ult." (Other
accounts say, they were at The Portage RI
yer ab 'ut 10 miles from Camp -Meigs'ga,s
he 10 using every means 70 sisr m I'm ed
men TO attempt to force through he FL
Meies, IT necessary. and in any event to
secure thc public store, at Sandnsky"--We
trust, the danger has been much exaggera.
ted.
TIE Steam Boa, from Albany hsouch, the
following informstiou--
ALBA@Y, May 8.
" In addition 60 the enclosed had bin.
learn from passenger. that General
Lewis vas preparing to cross ut Fliaga
"a. with strong force. Il was prcsnir.
ed that Cen Dearborn would march his
troops 20 cat OF the retreat Of the British
rom Fort George while the feet would co.
operate With iIin, This would ensure 20
rs the whole Centd4 frontier"
SETtLI4M .hNDFHrov res u,, reee;eos.
w II1 FHrrels opt ferrrngs
~ IT, H,,'s srd Beads. completely assorted,
400 us prime Green Coffee.
Gun P1wder Fee IA Chests s Canisers,
Cotton Cards sud
CoTSeTas.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-14

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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-19
Domestic Medicines

a large supply of DIR. Church's Cough
Drops, medicine unequailed By any other in
the world, for the cure of Coughs, Colds,
Asthmas, Consasnptions, and the Whoopine
CeEsli, price rs cents.---Also, his Chemical
Essence and HxtrsSt OF Mustard, for the
cure OF Rhaumatisf4. Rheumatic Gout, Pal
sey, &c. price Is cents each bottle or box.
Andoyne essence for the head ache, fit,
cents.
Volatile Tinctare for thetooth ache, 81 1-2
dents.
Antiscorbutic Tincture for curing the sour
Wy IN the Gums, whitening the teeth and
s%eetening the breath, price S 1. Church's
Virrnifnge Lozenges, for destroying worms
in grown persons or children, so ents per
BOX.
Eye salve for all diseases of the eyes, rs
cents per box.
The celebrated BotanicalTe Tea, dollar the
canister.
Churci's Antibilious Pills for malignan.
and bilious levers and all disorders of the
head, so cents the box.
German Corn Plaster for Corns, so cts.