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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-19
NV former Clients are ad.

vaed iila, the following gentlemen will
close my unfinished causes in the
Courts in witch l have heretofore
practis-d /: Robert Stannard, Esq Of
fredericksburg, will finish my suits ia
the Court OF nppeaIs-PhiIip Harri-
son, Esq. of Dumfsies, those in the
Superior Court Of Chancery and in tho
Superior and Inferior Coui.s of STIFF
ford-John Gibson Esq. those in the
Superior and Inferior Courts OF Fau-
quier-and William A. Linton, Esq.
those in the Superior and Inferioe
Courts of Prince William.
VIM. A. G. Dade.
June - 2aw2w
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For Boston
SON & FOwLE

HAZE FOR SALE u.r
THE Cargo Of Schooner ir as aooo
Morrow, from Portland OF 4ooO
e s ~ ,,nserchan,able and clear LnmOer'
iee' .1LSo, LANDING,
son his. Seine and Sewing Tv wine,
sou, 900 i hoxes mould and dipt Candies
30 cases sweet ON.
10 barrels tanners OH
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/ m -
.'s'dHda, from Boston, ard
l'l''or, from Meqv York,
ssortment of SHOES, of
1Paons audfashioos.
| Ia Store,
SOW Glass, Ravens Duck,
s Spanish Horse Hides,
| E. Gilman.
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PUBLIC SALE.

UNDER the authority of "a decree OF
the ircuit Court oil the District of CO.
li1nhia, held at Alexandria, in the case
of John Wlthcrs against Richard Lew.
is, the subscriber will cffer at public
sale on the premises, at O'Clock P NJ.
on Monday, the seventh day of next
month, several valuable improved Lots
on the porth side of King siraet and
west side of Washington street, OK.
tending from the intersection of the
said streets one hundred fset in front
on Washington street, and seventy-one
feet eight inches and an half in front
on King street The sale will be made
for Cash.
R. 1. Taylor, Commr.
May % eo's
Co The sale of the a.
bovez property is postponed
till Saturday the roth inst.
June 7.
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Notice 10 Foreign Stare buyers

r X s.aLE,
AT the Jail oil Fairfax county, very
likely Young Man, who has been aeeus-
toned to house service. but is capable
of almost any thing. Apply to JOHN
DARNE, Jr. at Sully, on the Little River
Turnpike, near gate No. S.
June IL 3awtf
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PUBLISHED CDa1LFJ BIZ S. sNowDENs o. 3 D. :
SATURDAY, JuNE I813.


lohn Gardner Ladd
HIS FOR SALE,
Muscoyado Sugars in hhds. tiercss and
bb,s.
West India Rum in puacheoHs,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Gunpowdeb Young Hyaon
Skin, and Hyson Teas, Of the lat
Interpretations, ia quarter chests
and boIes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, 7 by 9, 9 by II, and 10 by IL
Bristol Glass, in whole and half
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in bog.
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
& bbls.
Few or. casks old Sl,erry, London Par
ticular Madeira and Streights Red
Wine,
cordsee and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Women's ant! ChiIdren's Shoes
insbarrcls and boxes,
Bottle Eorks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and plaistcnof Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS Of the most approved
construction and ono pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
October s
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100 Dollars Reward.

100 Dollars Reward.
ELOPED from Fairfield in the coun-
e. ~ ofFrederick and Commonwealth
Of Virginia, ON or about the 7tN day OF
M,rch last, negro slave named An.
TEONsY the property of the late WI
liam B. Page deceased. Anthony is a
beut feet inches in height, OF suo-
substantial form, lightyellow comp!ec-
ton. and rather of an affemlnate voice.
He is about 90 years age, was brought
nm house servant and has been accus.
tomed to that course of employment All
his life. He is a slave OF great caPaclty
and considerable ingennlty--hc reads
he plays the 6ddle--and possesses q
GREAT mechanical turn--he can Go rongh
osrnenters' work and make combs ne
above reward will be given 1t Anthony
should be unprecedented at the distance
of 100 miles from Fairfield, ana ofoosn'
70 the subscribers living in alexandra:
But if apprehended at the distance o.
les, than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars VIII be
given if he is secured in goal, ana no
tice given to the subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. /. Lee, s.
.1dmrs. Of Iva.. B. Page, decd
May 3. p.n,h,;.
The Editors of the Federal kepuo.,.
c,n. National Intelligencer and Gaset'e
Of the United States, will publish !ne a
bove in their papers, and send their ac-
counts to this Office.
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restore them? Idle thought! '.rwsr,
Evain-'txerc ridiculous 10 imasin
it,.
Here MIR. Pitkin observed, that the
hour was SO late he was unwilling tn
trespass further on the House. Thcre
were many other top,eks, however
which he wished to have touched upon
as TO the mode Of carr, ing OH the war.
10 the regret OF every man OF iudg-
nent and to the joy Of every hongry
Sentleman in the house, he sat down,
and the house adjourned till tomor-
row.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-18
Fifty Dollars Reward.

II AN AWAY from the subscriber,
N residing in Jefferson county, Va.
ON the 10th dav of June last, Negro
Man named FIR ANK, aged about 20
years, feet high or upwards, rather
slender made, with yellowlsh COM
plexioa--hat on when he went away
homemade drab coat, a fur hat, tow
shirt and trowsers and a drab colored
imported cloath great cookbook with
him large Bay Mare. some white on
her near hind foot, with a Wagon
saddle and curb bride, the fsrmer ct
which vas little worn in the seat.
80 dollars reward will be given tor
securing said Negro in any Jail so thai
Iscan get him again, and 20 dollars for
securing the mare, with all reasonable
charges The said Negro was bred
in Westmol Gland County Va. and IN
all probability has proceeded there.
William Taylor.
Near Shepherds Town.
July so, 2twlaw2w.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-18
August 4
Robert Gray,

NODCIL Sldys
Ottosite the Washington 7avern, hs"s
street, Alexandria,
HAS JUST RECEIVED FOR SALE,
Melish's Travels in the United States
and Upper Canada, illustrated by 8
Maps, 2 vols. octave bound, IS so.
ChateauImiand's Travels in Greece
Palestine. Egypt and Barbary, l VOL
octave bound, 81 Is.
Life and Administration of the homo
rable Spencer Perceval.
Erskine's Speeches on Miscellaneous
subjects at the bar.
Constitution of the United States.
Grant on Education.
Rejected Addresses.
Weem's Life of Washington,
Young Mother, Santo Sebastiano,
Crabs Tales, Child's Monitor,
GoIdsmith's Greece.
American Preceptsr,
ColumbiaE Orator,
Rollins Antient History,
CampbeIPs Rhetoric,
Modern Geography,
History of America,
Walkers Dictionary,
Goldsmith's Geography,
Johnson. Dictionary with Walker
Pronunciation,
Guthrie's Geography, new edition.
Simpsons Euclid,
Cary's Family Bible, assorted,
School Bibles, School Testaments,
Pocket Bibles,
Common Prayer Books,
Adgate's, Smiths, Little's and Coles
Music Books,
Webster's, Pearce's, Comly's and Co
lumbar Spelling Books,
A large stock of fine Vellum Foolscap
and Letter Paper,
Playing Cards. States, Quilis, Blank
Books, sc. &c.
Ledgers, Journals, Cash and Invoice
Books, and Blank Books of every de-
scription Ruled and Bound to any given
pattern at a short notice.
On hand constant supply OF large
Writing Paper, suitable for Record
Books.
April 10
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To the Public.

I'm order to prevent deception, the
public are cautioned not to purchase
any OIL that may be. offered as Paufs
patent Columbian Oil, that do not bear
the true. characteristics as published oy
my sole principal agent, Doctor JOHN
LOVE, of Baltimore.
Thomas Paul.
Baltimore. March 81, lsl2-Feb. Is.
rSold by RICHARD H. LlILE'
Druggist, Alexandra, agent for the pro-
priotor,
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20 Dollars Reward.
Ran away


From the subscriber, living near MID
dleburg, on the first of April last a
Negro Man named DANIEL, who calls
himself Daniel Chavers. He IS about
% years of age; S feet 10 inches high
and very genteelly made for slave !;
of black complexion has small scar
between his eye brows his upper fore
teeth rather wide apart; has pleasing
countenance, and is apt to smile when
spoken to : he processes to be baptist,
prays very well, and have no doubt
now attempts to preach. 1t Is pre-
sumed he will endesvor to obtain EN-.
ploy as waiter or cook, having been ac-
customed to both. Whoever will Sc
cure said slave in any Jail so that l get
him again shall receive the above re-
ward, and if brought home all PERSONA
bic expences paid.
Robert Brown.
EJuly 10 2awtf 82'
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ENTERTAINMENT.

A HOUSE of Entertainment Is open
~ ed by Mrs. SusANNAH STREET n
Winchester, near the house long, oecu-
pied as a Tavern by the deceased Mr..
Phillip Bash-where Genteel Families
and Travellers will meet with the most
comfortable accommodations.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-18
Artificial Mineral Waters.

THE subscriber has Recommended
running for the season, Soda and
Seltxer Waters. Rochelle and other
Waters kept in bottles, or prepared ex-
temporaneously for those who maychoose
to drink them at the Fountains.
Richard H. Little.
Apothecary and Druggist
March 90
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{ A sovereign remedy for colds, obsti.
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You are at liberty to use nv name
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as from repeated trials / have foundi,
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RD. BARRY.
BALTIMORE, June 20, 1910.
Messrs. Michael Lee e Co.
l was attacked with most violent
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breast, which cont,nuedto grow worse
during which my appetite failed and
my voice altered so much that it was
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nounce single sentence louder than
my breath. Some of my friends hav-
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had been done by the use Of Lees E.
lixir, advired me to procure a bottle
from Messrs Warner and Hanna,
which / accordingly did--and to those
persons unacquainted with the merits
of this medicine, it will appear ssto-
nishing that three doses should remove
the pains in my breast, and the use
one bottle only restored me to perfect
health.
]. A. SMITH.
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]. A. SMITH.
Market Street, F. Point
LEES

cute and Chronic Rheumatism, Govt,
Palsy, Lumbago, Numbness, White.
Swellings, Chilblains, Sprains, Bruises,
Pain in the Face and Neck, etc.
Extract of letter from Mr.. Nehemiah
+ Gregory, agent for the Proprietors,
dated Norfolk, (Va.) July "a, 1912,
Messrs. Michael Lee II Co.
Your essence of Mustard is highly
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You may send me further supply
| also, send me some more of your Anti.
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Lees Ambitious Pills, for the pre-,
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Lees Elixir for violent cslds, coughs,
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Lees ,Infallible Ague and Fever
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Lees Indian Vegetable Specific, for
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Lees Persian Lotion, for letters
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Lees Essence and Extract of Mus
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Lees Eye-Water.
Lees I eoth-Ache Drops.
Lees Damask Lip Salve.
Lees Corn Plaster.
Lees Anodyne Elixir, for the cure
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Lees Tooth Powder.
The above Celebrated Medicines
continue to be faithfully prepared, and
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And by their appointment in Alex.
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r. GRAY, bookseller, King.street,
and N. KINGSTON, Fairfax-street,
To country merchants and others,
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had tgratis) pamphlets containing
cases ofcures whose length prevents
their being herewith inserted:
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-18
JUST PUBLISHED, BY
John A. STEWART,
And for Sale at his Book Store, nsw
and imhroued edition Of

"
and inhroued edition Of
GLASSES COOKERY,
Containing directions how to roast K
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to a table-Broiling, Frying, how to
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The follo.ving new Publications,
Rokeby, a new Poem, by Walter Scott.
Emerald Isle,--b by &. Phillips.
Traits of Nature, by Miss Barney.
Good Men Of Modern Date, by Mrs
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Santo Sebastiano, By the author OF the
Romance Of the Pyrenees.
Portraiture Of Methodism, by ]: Grove
Their
Life of White6eld, BY J. GilIies
Poetical Vagaries, bye. Coleman
Elements of Chemical Philosophy, oy
Sir Humphrey Davy, L. L. d.
Life Of Percival-Erskine's Speeches
Duane's Hand. Book, or the New MI
litary Guide for the Infantry OF ths
United States.
April II
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TO RENT.

s THE STORE lately occupied by
Mr.. James Sanderson, at the corner OF
King and Fairfax streets for the Gro
cery business it is an excellent stand
Enquire of ,..
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-13
HEAD QUARTERS, GoLDBERG,
SiIesia. Mdy "a, 1918.

My Lord-The army continued to retire
on the 22d, in two columns, on the great
road from Bautzen to Lowenburg. The
enemy made an attempt to interrupt the
corps of gen. Alilaradovitcb, in which he
completely failed-At Reichenbach the rear
guard took up position, which they defend
ed in the most obstinate manner against the
enemy's advance, led by Bonaparte in per-
son. The enemy showed a strong force of
cavalry, and made several charges on
that of the allies, and one into the town of
Reichenbach, which were successfully repul-
sed, with the loss of some hundreds killed
and taken, and several officers.
BY bringing up number of guns and
great force, and by outAanking our rear
guard it was obliged to leave Reichenbach,
but fell back on Gurlitz in the best order.
The conduct of the troops this day, after
their long and unequal combat of the 2lsts
has been beyond all praise Throughout
the late movements there has been no loss
of guns, tumbrils, or baggage Of any kind
in the allied army.
Gen. Bulow's corps joined by gen Bon
dells in the teighborhood of Relitz and
Trebbin, finding that the enemy had with
drawn the corps of Victor in that quarter,
for the purpose of his general operations a.
gainst the allied army, has renewed the of
iensive, and has pushed bis patrols to Ba-
ruth and towards Wittenhurg
/ The enemy did not advance above half
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-13
FOREIGN.

BOSTON, July 80.

Since our last paper London dates to
June IL, have been received.
Thev furnish the official accounts of the
allies of the great battles which preceded
the armistice They are given in the sue
ceeding columns
A messenger had been sent from the con
ti,.ent to England to invite her to send COM
missioners to the congress for peace.
Dr. May who arrived in England from
Paris, states that private accounts from the
French army represented their loss in the
battle at Lutzen, at $4,000 men. DIR. Nj.
says the people of Paris openly express their
dislike OF Bonaparte
1t is exported that Murat, King of Naples,
has attempted arrangements to render him
self and kingdom independent of Bonaparte.
1t is now said that the Pontiff, having re-
fused his ratification to The arrangement
which BoNApARTE wished to force upon
him, is still kept in close confinement at
Tontainbleau.
Tie contractors for the new loan in Eng
land, are Messers Barnes, Steers and Ri
cardo; Messrs. Barring, Angerstein and
Ward; Alessrs Daewis, Ellis Il co. and A1r.
Tower and Battye.
MIR Grattan has given notice in the Brit
ish parliament that he should make another
effort in favour of the Roman Catholics at
the next session.
The British parliament have voted 25000I
for the relief of the sufferers at St. Vincent
by the volcano
The arrival of many licenced vessels at
English ports from France is mentioned.
Madame Moreau was in England
John Wiltshire and Charles Connolly, are
on trial in London, as Epglishmen caught
fighting against their country. They had be-
lonoed to the True Blooded Yankee, out of
France, and were taken in recaptured yes
sel The mother ofthe former it is said lives
at Plymouth England.
Sixteen Thousand pounds have been sub
scribed in England by individuals for the re-
lief of the Germans.
The Library Of John Horne Tooke, Esqr.
has been sold in England FOR 1851
Tie fleet which lately arrived in England
from China brought 267, Ash chests of tea,
222, 598 of which were Congou and TWAIN
kae.
The China feet, consisting of IL vessels,
arrived in England June 3, under convoy of
the Theseus and Corneiia.
There were subscribed in England to re
build and restoc!z the Missionaries Printing
Office IN the East Indies. with types in va
rious languages, and paper for printing
large editions of bibles, the sum OF l0,600
pounds sterling.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-13
Martinsburgh, Virginia,
pRINTEDGS PUBLISHED BY
JOHN ALBURIIS.
germs of the Ga5ftte.

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Whole No. 74f.

making every exertion to push it to the ut
most, renewing, at the same time, his at
tack on our flank, and assaulting the bate
ries that covered the conical heights as also
those of Kreckwitz on the right. lie made
himself master of the latter, and one of our
batteries, which gave him, in some degree,
the key Of the position, as it commanded
the low ground on the right and centre OF it.
Still in every part of the line, the allies
firmly sustained the conflict; but it soon
became apparent, that the enemy had not
only superior forces TO meet us at oil points,
but he had also the means of prolonging his
flank march on our right, thus threatening
our communications and menacing our rear.
Although il might have been easy, by
general assault of the grenaoers and guards
in reserve, to have recovered the heights Of
kreckwitz, still the pressure round the flank
of Barclay de Tolly's corps, would have
again neeessitated the abandonment of them
and when these troops moved to their point
ofattack, the centre, where the enemy still
showed powerful force, would have been
endangered.
| 1t was only from considerations of such
| nature as have above detailed, that the al
lies were induced to change their position
at s O'Clock in the evening, having from
| day break admirably contested every part
of the field of battle.
| The magnanimous conduct of his imperial
majesty and the king of Prussia, made the
greatest impression on all around them
they never quilted the field of battle, and
witnessed in his imperial majesty the most
ardent and anxious desire. by renewed at
tacks, to sustain the position, had not rea-
sons of prudence, coupled with the most
important considerations, decided otherwise.
feel cannot do justice to the details OF
the battle, nor to the extraordinary efforts
made have endeavored to give your lord
ship the most faithful account of what | per-
sonally witnessed The determination be-
ing taken to place the army in new posi-
ton, the troops were in motion about seven
O'Clock in the evening, for the ground be-
tween Weissenbufg and Hochkirch.-J'he
enemy opened Immediately tremendous
fire from the heights OF kreckwitz and the
village of Cannewitz on the retiring co..
lumns but every gun was withdrawn from.
the batteries, and the troops moved as at d
field day. Tie corps of generals folly,
DYorck, Butcher and Kleist, marched off
from their right to Weissenburg; those of
Wittgenstein and Milaradovitch, from their
left to Hochkirch. The retreat was made
in eschelon, covered by the cavalry the e.
nemy did not attempt to modest it, and it
was conducted in the most perfect order
Gen. Kleist's corps formed the ar-guard
to the corps moving on Weissenberg. and q
battery of 40 pieces, planted by count Witt
genstein on the heights of Wurtzen, impe-
ded the enemy's advance. Gen. Milarado-
witch covered the retreat of the troops ON
hochkirch, and the army were in their po-
sition at night
| have the honor to be, &c.
(signed)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-13
CHARLES STEWART,
Lieutenant Ge

Lieutenant General.
p S-From the most authentic Informs
ton can procure, the force of the allies
did not exceed 81, 600 men that of the ene-
my estimate at least at 10000 The loss
on both sides was great. The enemy's
must have been tremendous; ! am unable to
state the numbers with any accuracy.
e.. s. Lieut.. Gen.