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MOI ,LE.

YErHE Stockholders OF the Mechanics
Z Bak of Alexandria, are hereby
notified, that dividend of profits of 4
per ctnt Oh tie Capital stock paid in, u
this DAY declared payable to Them, OF
their legal Representatives, on Friday,
18th instant.
BY order OF the President and
Directors.
WIN PATTON, Jr. Cashier.
March 8 DIT
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ADAM LYNN,
ebhosi,e the Alechanic's Bank, hmS 81.
MAS FOR SALE,
4 large g General .assorfDieH' %
r,,+lerx1 and


Il large g General assortment o.
Isonmongery. Cutlery ana
Saddlery, viz
pra,s and Iron. Rim door Locks
S,ock, Locks, Pad Lecks
Drawer and Chest Lscks
HINGES of all kinds, Screws
plated and Timed Bride Bits
s,;rr,,ns and Bride Buckles
Plated Spurs ,..,;.,.
snufers, Knives and Forks pelkhiYes
pazors. Scissors, Tutania Spoons
d. d.. Wares. Fish Hooks, Shoe Knives
Avis and Tacks
Nasdles and Pins, Carry-combs
plated and Gilt Buttons
Walkden's lnk.Powder
Looking Glasses. Flints
pr;,snpia Tea-Pots, Sheep Shears
carnenters Tosls, Hand, Cross-Cut and
Mil saws, Anvils and Vices
Trnce Chairs-and a variety OF Other
articles.
ALSO,
Grass and Grain Scythes and Sickles
R,r Iron, Steel, Nail Rods and
Hoop Iron Ii.
Cold and Silver Ware, Swords, Eeaaiets
Lace, Cord and Plumss
April II
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N O I &c E.

N 9 I | { +.
TINE Partnership of COTTON y
I STEWART was Dissolved oil
the !sl instant by mutual consent'-
Those having claims against the hrm
viii please present them fof payment
and.those Indebted Gull and settle theif
accounts with JOHN \. STEWART, VINO
is fully AUTHORISED 20 settle the same.
Peter Cotton.
John A. Stewart.
April 8
The Public are respect
fully informed that the Business w'li DC
continued and conducted ny JOHN ~.
STEWART, who thankful for past
favors, solie;ts, continuance o. the
same,
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Iiaac Robbins
.Who has for Sale
90 Dollars Reward.
n AN AWAY from the subscriber
~ in May 1911, aNegro Man named
u | G. K.

He is about II or % years OF age, 5
feet @ inches high, thick lips, white
teeth, and las a down look. tie has on
tt,e back OF his neck lump aeout tie
s:z. of hazie nu,--his cloathing no'
reco;lected. will give Twenty Do'
iars for experimenting him IN the ccun'
tv. and securing him so th.t | get him
again, or the above reward II taken up
At aov greater distance, and reasonable
charges if brought home.
DoDpR11cE PIr7 CHIcHEs9ES.
Fairfax County, near Pohicf hufch
~ Masters OF vessels ana others
are iorewarned against h,r'orlng, EN-
moving or carr, ing off said Fellow
March IS
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Notice is hereby given to

Notice is hereby given to
the poor women OF the town OF Alexan-
d.ia, that on application to the subscri-
Der, they can bs furnished with cotton
to spin, and that liberal price Will be
paid for SPINNING the same.
Ilaac Robbins.
,HAo mas for Sale,
Cotton suitable Tor making carpets,
spun by the poor of the town, and the
proceeds of which will! be applied to
their relief
december Is.
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LAwRAsoN & FoWLE

RAVE FOR SfLE
THE Cargo of Schooner lravene ao
Capt. Morrow, from Portland, OF 4ooo
feet mercbantable and clear Lumber.
also. LANDING,
$500 lbs. Seine and Sewing Iwine.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candies
80 cases sweet Oil.
10 barrels tanners Oil.
February, /.
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b. aitt'rs
bnsA',
(. Elixir, for Coughs,
| COnsumptiOns, &c.
Powders,
D. Paste,
bid,
Ient, sc, sc.
Jest CASH price given
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THURSDAY, Arm %. iSla.
John Gardner Laid
January q

John Gardner Laid
his FOR SHE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
bbls.
West India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial. Gunpowder, Young Hyscn
Skin, and Hyson Teas, of the lar
est mportatiens, in quarter chests
and boxes, -
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck.
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, 7 by 9, 9 by IL, and 10 by -
Bristol Glass, in whole and half
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box.
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
& bills.
Few or casks old Sherry, London Par
ticular Madeira and Streights Red
Wine,
Cordage and Lines Of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mons, Women's aud Children'S Shoes
insbarrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole I.ea,hsr,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS Of the most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
october 6.
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|dr)1 NII,Se,,p,

.TIa Museum,
|erepIion Of visitors,
play exceptsd} from
| A.-and on We'd
Pom s to 9 o'clock.
H'tm it a pleasure,
p viewing an assem-
+ Of Nature and Art,
BED.
F Museum, is at all
E. Admittance for
7 cents, eaca visit
tents.
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FOR. FREIGHT,
- The fast.saling schooner
s.ss ~, Mary Ann,
.s. Horetio middleton, Master.
Burthcn 800 BarreIs-will be ready
for the reception of a cargo in five days.
Apply to
Adams, Herbert & Go.
Who haze just reeeiped for Sale,
lls Bales first quality Upland C3ton,
81 hhds. do. do. Muscovado,
$4,000 VT Green and White Coffee,
53 hhdS. aud tierces Molasses,
% punchcons Rum,
II CHESTS Young Hyson Tea,
80 casks Brown Stout,
Is kegs Harris's Tobacco,
125 boxes and half boxes Segars,
500 VT. Race Ginger, &
so spanish Hides.
ALSO.
40 tons Plaster Paris,
40 barrels Tar.
March 4.
FOR ) aA,E
ON board the slooh Priscilla, nev Tying
at Merchants HhoD,
Hhds retsiling Moiasses
200 Bushels Liverpool Salt
40 Blown do.
90 Patatoes
November
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John Iaggett,
JanU'ry le 81
SALE At AUCTION.

10 O'Clock on THURSDAY morning
nlxt, lis mss ii t>,r, ii o., the next
AR lay, vii comm ne sale D
re PERSON AL ENTA l. OF john
RICHTER. deceased, cons,stlngc ct
1ENERAL Assortment OF Gro
ceries,
Stock of Vines 8, Liquors, some
a. = a,ch are old md ,est qush'r,
: quantity OF salmon, onaa x her
-, in barrels ana tierces,
H.:o of Salt.
!, YER. larse qusntity of Bacon and
:..,t,, Pork mt t. smeak,
dis househod Furniture,
excellent work Horses,
And variety of olhcr lrt.cl"s,
10 his Brick Store houses, Dwe'"
!. blouse, frame iVsrshouse, and o
u buildings appertsining Il ms pro-
Ky corner OF King and Hired streets,
n the frame house adjoining on
:: street. As stand for business
:. : equal to any n this town.
lie terms, which will nc aocommo-
s.,,irs, will be made ,wn It the sal,
.'-h will continue from day To day
=, Mi is sold that is contemplated 10 d
.,''>:ed at present.
A. c CAZENDVE,
Execu o.
'.nuarv le St
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;,,o n. river twenty pieces Of cannon

into the river twenty pieces OF cannon
,hey we're unable to carry on
Towards evening, Marshal Prince
Eckmulh marched with his corps ana
on the as,h the whole army, with It's
artillery, was formed IN battle array Oh
the spot which was occupied BY the eae'
my the day previous r..a
On the gath the Emperor established
his head quarters at the village OF Gho-
roni,a. At 7, A. NJ. 5000 Cossacks'
who had concealed themselves IN inc
woods. attacked the rear ct the position
and succeeded in taking S pieces OF
park artillery. The Duke OF lstrla hast
ened with the cavalry in full sailop alter
them. The Cossscks were oYertaken'
600 of them sabrcd, and their remains
thrown into the river The pieces we're
re .aken, as also several waggons.-
Thirty men were wounded and three
killed on our part
The General Of division Rapp, had 8
horse killed under him. At o'clock
order was re-es,ablished.
The Emperor went to Maloiaros!a
ye,z. to reconnoitre>the position OF the
enemy, and make arangeRe' IS for the
attack the next day; but in the night
the enemy retreated. The Prince OF
Echnulh pursued him six leagues
The Emperor then let them go. aud Or
dered a movement upon Nerela.
The 26th, the head quarters were at
Borowsk, and the 9Th at VereIs. The
prince of Eckmnlh is at Borowsk, and
the Duke of Eichingsn at Mojaisk. T2e
weather is excellent. md the roads good
In the battle of Maloiroslavetz, Gen,
Baron Delzons, was killed by balls
Our loss consists Of 1900 killed and
wounded, that of the enemy or 1000
We have found on the field OF battle
1900 Russian recruits, dressed in green,
who had scarcely been two months In
service.
The original Russian army is entirely
DESTROYED. The Russian armies con-
sist at present chiefly of Cossacks and
new recruits. Men of information state
that in the Russian infantry only the
first rank is composed of experienced
soldiers. The Russians have had three
Generals killed. Count Pine, on our
part, was slightly wounded.
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our river the means :, /
water what from Bo,a.,'
transported BY lane, ,ss !
riage are here alwaysf,','''
per cwt. less, which ~.
te our prices. '
All other articles, ,r.,
goods and all Frer., a
goods in general Can !.
hence as we'll as from -.
In France.
We beg to re-,
all the remarks on HI,
they will Afford every as,,
ton Oh our market.
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TRANSLATED for the American.l
PANS, November -.
IWENTY-SEVENTH BULLETIN
OF THE GRAND ARMY.
Yerela, October II.

FtWs VtLN"''
The Prince Poniatowski marched to
Vereia. On the 23d the main army was
about following, when, in the afternoon
ii became known that the enemy had
omitted his entrenched encampment, and
VS. marching to the small town ot Ma
,oiaroslavetZ 1t was, therefore. Judged
necessary to march, and drive him
thcrce.
The Vice Roy received orders to GO
,hither The division Deizons arrived
he 2sd al s o'clock in the evening, oil
the left bank, took possession OF the
bridge, and had it repaired.
In the night If the 25d and 24th two
Russian divisions arrived in the town
and possessed themselves of the heights
on the right bank, situations highly IA
vorable.
On the Gath at day-bresk the battls
began. L. the mean time the whole
army the enemy appeared, and took a
position in the rear of the town. Tie
divisions Delzons, Broussier, Pine, ard
the Italian guards were successfully en-
gagged This combat does great honor
TO the Vice Roy and to the 4th eorhs d.
crme. The enemy employed two thirds
of his army to maintain his position; but
all efforts proved abortive The town
was taken a. we'll as the heights. The
enemy was 50 precipita,e that they threw
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PARIS. Nov. 80.
TWENTY.EIGHTH BULLETIN
OF THE FRENCH GRAND
ARMY
Smsken&k, tbv. IL, Is

The Imperial Headquarters were,
on the lst Of Nov. at Wlasina, and on
the 9th at Smolensk. The weather
proved very fine until the 9Th; but on
the 7,h the winter commenced; the
ground being covered with snow.
The roads became very slippery, and
difficult fer horses Of draft. We have
lost a number by cold and fatigue, caus.
ed 5y extra service.
Since the battle Of Mal"iroslavetz, the
advance guard had not seen the enemy,
excepting some Cossacks, who, like the
Arabs. Turk abDu, our haDks to create a
diversion.
On the I'd, at in the afternoon, -,
900 Russian Infantry. covered By a cloud
of Cossack. cut their way to, and ocea.
pied, the road one mile from Wiasma,
between the Prince Of Eckmulh (Da-
vousN and the Vice Rov, Eugene
Beauharnois). The Prince and Vice
R"y marched against that hostile CO.
lumn; d -ovc it from the road; caused
it % take refuge III the woods, and CAP
tured majorg general, a number ofpTl-
soncrs, and peicCs OF cannon. Since
which time we havr seen nothing OF the
Russian Infantry; but are still watched
by few Cnssacks.
Since The settiQg in Of the bad wea-
,her. 9TH, we have lost upwards OF 5000
draft horses. and ucsrly 100 OF our Gals
sons have been destroyed
The Russin General Wittgenstein
having been reinforced by some divi-
sions fron Finland, as well as by great
number Of mili'ia, attacked Oh the 18th
Oct. Marshal Gou,io" ST C,r; but was
repulsed by said Marshsl, seconded hy
the Polish General Wrede, who took
5000 prisoners, and covered the field Of
battle with thir dead.
On the Goth, Marshal St Cyr, being
informed that the Marshal Duke Of
BsIIuno (Vic,or) cith the 9Th corps, was
marching to reinforce him, recrosscd
the Dwina in order to meet him: and
by 70, ming a junction. attacSea and
beat Wiagenstein, and forced him to
recross the Dwina Marshal St. Cyr
speaks i'll the highest terms OF The good
conduct of his troops, particularly OF
the Swiss division. Cuf. Guehenuc, of
the 2sth regt Of light infantry, was
wounded. Marshal st Cyr, received a
musket bal in his foot. which caused
him to qui. the 6eld Marshall Due of
Reggie arrived in tine To take his place.
and also the command Of the ID corps
The Emperor never enjoyed better
health
Accompanying the above bulletin.
are che Reports o. Nlarshui Gcuvion s.
Cyr. dated goth Oct and Of Lieut.. Gen
Count Wvede, dated C,no,oska, near
Bsbineteki 23d Oct They snail short
ly appear-their length net sdmit,iu <
their publication this day
BERLIN, Nov. 3
Mr.. Barlow, Minister from the L.
States of America to the Court Of
France, arrived in this city on the 5th-
| His Excellency proceeded on his Jour.
| ney yesterday on his way 10 Konigsbure
PARIS, December ]:
Letters ef a recent date received from
Wilma, state that The Hatiolsl warehous
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MONDAY, JANUARY 10.
.,}siN H. CREASE AND 10. III.
VAUDEVILLE,

,,3siN H. CREASE AND 10. ii.
VAUDEVILLE.
USpER THE FIRM OF
CRE.4SE e .M.a.HDEVILLE,
gracr Of King and Washington streets,
OFFER FOR SALE,
At their Wholesale and Retail
GROCERY e FLOUR STORE,
,.,aica, Antigua and n. England Rum
,y-aac, Peach and Apple Brandy
ID Rve Whiskey, common Whiskey
.rrdoch's best Madeira
s.. p Teneriffe
Lisbon >NlNEs
Port and
Malaga
1,,,i. Lump and Piece Sugar
..scovsdo do. Olga superior quality
t,Gnpowder
;.~,erisl TEAS of the most
! ing Hy.on approved quality &
- son latest impoI ra,isn.
'"gou
en- s. white Coffee, spinning Cotton
?,Spermaceti, mould & dipt Candles
:s,.y,ier and Shot assorted, GIn Flints
,1-hen and Rhote-Islana Cheese
Tustard, Almonds, Raisinsl& Currant:
=, Petre. Race and Ground Ginger
"a Barley, Rice, best Flotant Indigo
.,-blue. Copperas, Alum, Pepper
.jrhice. Cinnamon, Mace, Cloves
,.@'megs
& st Spanish and country Cigars
:: :, ;i,- Sifters, Bed-cords. Leading Lines
and Trace Ropes
;.Fsi,ing and Wrapping Paper
arse and fine Salt and
= .;s,er of Paris
Also,
500 bushels Potatoes.
The best family Flour, by the barrel.
- Flour purchased from Wagons
- received on storage, and the highest
-"..ket price allowed when ordered for
Sic.
January IT, tt
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F Il y Al.
LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN
':nuarv l9

: With Two Guild en- (or without
SET. :, Children) who understands house
.s.0css, cooking. washing, hitting and
";?g. and IS honest and sober. Aav
son wishing to purchase can have
-.em Low for CASH, by anpiying 20
=, npson Martin at the Poor-H use,
f...r Fairfax Courthouse.
SAMPSON MARTINI
IaaAary 10 DIT
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NORFOLK, I.

h"e h''S'ish snip Of |;
in our last, as having vV'
ship up the by ca n
proves to have been tn. \
Of war, Captain P.sco, =.
the FrencA merchan, d
Capt. Destebecho. SO !
4eaux, bound to Balm,
cargo of wine, brady, !,
The pilot, who was prrb,
fused by the Confined
Tar:arus, run her .shOr.
Ground. when BY more !
On his part the ship migs
her p"rsuers, and aIri,s
port Of rstina,ion. II.
lowing il her wake, run
but got off during the ni,,
nearly all her guns cys
however. fitted cut her
second lieutenant, boass
men, and took pcs,es,ie;
perlane. Captain Desl,
blot (Mr. Selden, Of Id
'ent on board the Tartarv]
IRONS. and a part of the
were sent ashore on CD
the man OF wars launch.
Tartarus stood away for d
was joined BY two other !
an American ship 'ard 1
bound, were boarded By 4
course of The same day, d
from Hampton visited the
one OF hem (the Bee tool
remainder Of the crew al
in tic Tamerlane, and arli
them yesterday. The o,hr
wss chartered by the {
convey on board the Tar
as she cculd carry of The
effects on board the pr,
was accordingly slowed '
Of silks, laces, &c. and
and three men put on br
the spoil. These men cons
selves to be only tu.sr
management OF tie beal t
pilot, while they went be!
ed in to q trial OF the Frea
ret and cogniac, a supply
had brought away with The
ly pilot, disregardiDp the
the charter f0rfy, took
their inebriaiion to nlu
and having fastened me
them, tackled and stood 10
Roads, and arrived with
cargo safe in this port. !
were delivered into the G
marshal, and the goods {
hands OF the revenue OhlCSr
crew put on board the sn.i
tarus had orders. in ca.c
succeed in getting her IL,
her, and take to their boa,
pected Sic would be so:&
The privateer GIn5c. {
that has been lying in tFD'
days, went down yes,e'a'!
pose of re capturing Il, |.
the British. We ha," re-;
that a recatiare ha- o..e.t
as he cre| tat were itg
her, are said to have ~!
their officer.
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NEN.YORK

List of vessels lett At
ship Commodore ebic, 4
which arrived Yesterday Hi
Lisbon. in ballast
Ships F,,me, Dunbar'N|
Maria. for do ; WocdroP y
ladelphla /; Sumanssh, to'c|
for do /; Caledonia, for d.
Boston; Asia, for do b
for do +; Francis, for do;1
do: General Putnam. tor
Washington, for do H'F|
more ; Charlotte, for Pnl
Spoke, December 18th. "
topher Gore, 6 days :Fc']
bound to Lisbon, lat So q
9, spoke the ship CaIed
from Lisben for PhII-ds1
long. 70. /
Z" M Sea, DeernSf]
Captain Lewis, Of tfeJ
dere Preble, in lat g. 81
AZ. w was boarded BY ]
schooner Dolphin, OF pa
]. S,af"rd. master, 81 ca
ken 9 days before the En'l
Hamilton, Of $50 tors 'no, !,
guns /; ordered her Tor o.
"Captain H Lewis, q,
to report the above on y'''
York.
{" Yours, sc. 4
" WIN. J. sly
General Sessions q !"
John Williams wasye's,
this court for a misdeme,,
with having forged Br'; ~;
The only witness exa'f y.
Shotwell, broker. ne ",
liams called at his office "
censes for him to d'sPc" :,
did dispose Of three or wv
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W S FOUND,

Sy the subscri err BaEk Tote the
: or may have il again by coming
ward and giving proper description
/. &c Same. id pay ~ the cost OF this
Y.rtiscmenl.
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D4.!!g Gazette, Z Dollars.
CoRasry Gazette, 5 Dollars.
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ne, os. petition, nor had !.
e. e.: 1t would be ia a,s,,'s
. shad. stage s' Of the bs,,;,.'.
Mr.. G said, be orl, . s1 y
s,e.at:. Of hii'.iutsnn,ssss.
sps' With any i usa,
o..e'-but he did e sss@
R FrrSr OF jsqdsm.n, IN s,s''
richards ,ss, from the aoo ss =
h'', be admitted lbrs.'
nui one federal report.
D", :, Was 'utjeel to rs, ii,
10, ,,s I" = correction IN q.
MT: G. called or tn. S ~
petition to a spcei,I
repor, might be eonn =.
3 a,. ct t the whole hoq,s
MI opeaSer will b. o.
may assign the mca,.,
vi which induced him N, =
RICHARDS cha a.. from III. hous, 4
Mr. WRIGHT said, i.
.ae paper appesrsd to b,
that Goblet h,d tod ,s ~
that its pu'a'i'e editor, !,
pay He had stated lsr
formed the " Am.r.ra,"
them with being under R.,
that they had Instituted, :,
editors of that Paper, sr
t'"ued it. Tn. gsall,n,I
SOM could tell phe,be, 4.
was true or not. He had
duty to state it If hehj
feelings of any gsn,l:a]
where to seek the r,n
Speaker called to order.
said whether he beIie,t;
but he would now tell 4,
that be did believe Ii. scp]
deral Republican v.r. nd
hUsnce that The paper +,
bi.sted ; ard What b. Cd
believed, he was pspr
bis hlosd.
Mr.. HANSON rejoin,dA
manner:
In his beautiful I'D.
tied R'nostscllsn, CsSs
Where SAYS
4" I've heard and sliced
hi'si,
Doems'n i.gnorart,,etsp
b. all imposing g',n,, j
And coplnus EOW Of ..tud
Past 1T Tor argument,gt
The sye,thans, who il sf
And rid!cul'd the lOsu
sent"
Now. sir, once for al. |
distir city understood, iIp
can To-: from that qrIre.
Mr.. Wright nothing 'n4
Der can think, utter o. d.
disturb My breast or MD
impression upon my fnI
the FIRST ard last liGs "a
him any notice vha's,r'
Of foreign influence lp
grsurdless ard faM IN
wild cHusions Of COttsl
read, nor regard mols I'd
Of the member, s,lH lt"'
of travelling to Eogl.at.
in pursuit Of justice; 'fhd
per 10 say. the svii ss'ih
can has never beer JlH''1
the knowledge or prI'II!'
In Boston a specific t"l'
ton was made by Two az
nails & quickly si'er tie 10 |
vii, 81, an aclionoisls
was retracted and sil'F
made. The names d p,I
lons ago in pos', ''''II y
and could a, all iOes ~
asked fcr.-Mr H. W.
tcc K r.. seat. II
The spr,'icn 'as .sa y
rig 'h' pe''''or 90 ..Il
wb"ie heu.c, ard cs'Im |
rabl. MAORI" -
I, vas made TIE "''
preference t. 70 mo'''"
roxed',,y MIR. Cu,'''''
rnegsti,ed, 90 to 7s-p =,
rity voting in the 'nI'a'.,|
The house then e.
respecting s'saos :" pc,rl
On meiios Of NJ vi
into a committee o. III
Nelson in the chair % =
George Richards Tbs o. |
referred -, I'D
The petition h'n '.s,,II
Mr. GrosvEs0n ''''"
resolution: ,,, cd
s. Pesoluei. 1fa' ,D,}
be admitted on tie lI ~
as q ,tenographef 10 I'd
be requested to assign
''i Mr.. CLAY (sp..s::'5' 4
shat, in bis opla.'I o.'.r,is |
been givsr to this 81 PI =.
wen compors sl' nn,e,r.5 :
house, stated the s' III
decision bad beer r, s'.;,s.J
the petitioner co... ssG,P 90
.;mnIy this: dtat 10 ..s.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-21

The boats sent up the Sus
quehenna destroyeIh FIVE vessels and -four
store" Total taken and destroyed--ffty
guns and 1870 stands of arms.
The third report ADMIRAL Cockburn dates
from the Sasafras river, and in it mentions
successful attacks on Georgetown, aud FIRE.
dericktowa, and another town situated up
that river ~ the two former much resis-
lance was made, and in consequence, toe
whole OF the towns, were destroyed. except
The houses of those who had remained pea
ccably in them, and taken nopart against us.
The inhabitants of the other place met the
| admiral as landing, to say that they had NOT
! permitted either guns or ALTA to be staff
oned there and that whilst there he should
meet with no opposition. The admiral then
entered the town with a small guard, as
pertaining that there was no public proper
~ OF any kind. or warlike stores, re-em.
barkee, leaving the people well pleased
with the wisdom of their determination IN
the mode of receiving him. The admiral
adds, " also had a deputation from Charles
town, IN the North east river, 20 assure mt
that that place is considered by them al
your mercy, and that neither guns nor mi-
lita men shall be suffered there and as
am assured that all the places IN the upper
part of the Chesapeake have adopted SIM.
lar resolutions, and as there is now neither
! public property. vessels, or warlike store.
remaining in this neighborhood, 1 propos,
returning to you with the lgh; squadron to-
morrow morning.