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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04

From the latest accounts (by the Grampus,
from Bayonne,) what we supposed would hap !.
pen mas come to pass. LordsAyellington has
been smartiy beaten by Souit, the duke OF Dial
malta, and compelled 10 retreat to Burgos.-
Thus, The victory of vittoria, turns out to be a
second battle of Salamanca, in which the Eng
i'sh were successful merely to retreat It is
hishly probable that the defeat of Gen Muir
ray by Suchet, contributed, in no small degre
TO the discontinue of Wellington, whose mill,
tary genius is obviously inferior to thai al
Soults. This news, which comes by way OF
France, is corroborated by AN arrival at Boston
'ro'., Great Britain.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
caflitot HA, Sept. 81, 1918.
M1LLMpeEv1LLE. Sept. {

~, - y = LIZ '1OFVs
The recent Massacre in the 'rensaw set
Element ought to rouse the indignant feel
ings of every American it should animate
the commander of the forces destined for
the expedition, to use all possible dispatch.
And tue contractor, if he possesses latent
spark OF Patriotism, (which by the bye we
do not doubt vii! hasten to collect such a
store OF provisions as will enable the troops
to pursue their march, and TO avenge the
blood OF their slaughtered count-ymen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04

The contractor, Mr.. Robert. B. Garter
arrived in tins place on Sunday last, and has
gone on to the Camp, to lay in provisions
tor'the eXpedidon--God speed 10 him
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
JUST PUBLISHED.

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For the year Of our Lord,
1914,
Being the second after Bissextile or Loan
year, and 3sth # American independence.
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BY n. RI. TURNER.
Containing, IN addition 70 the usual AZ.
Economical calculations, variety of useful
and entertaining matter including the supe.
ror and inferior court days, &c. in Virginia
and North Carolina, civil officers 81 90
vernment, Post roads. &c. GSc. &c - reat
allowance TO wholesale purchasers
Oasll this princpaApm shall be rAid the
above IAtcrest Will etRid-when tif,A .,rir
cipai is Paidsthe interest 0feourse will 10,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04

The tories swear we sha'n't conquer Cana
da, as thAtwepid break up the project OF the
northern nidnafc car. 1t is thought, that m the
organization ottifis contemplated Kingdom, the
bench OF bishops will be composed chiefly of
EsNimanx. Josiah Quincy will probably go
INTO the new house OF peers under the tile
o my lord Codline, of Z" Horam," on West
Boston Hui
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04

The latest from Ssckett's Harbor is from a
correspondent in Albany who stales, that he
has seen letter from that place, written on
Wednesday afternoon, the 22d inst. At which
time nothing new had occurred there-from
which we conclude, that commodore Ci,auncey
remained at his station blockading the British
in Amherst bay. M Col.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04

honor of Captain Pery's brilliant vic,ofs
on Lake Erie.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
FROM WhoNDoN.

A smack lat last has, arrived yesterday !;
and number cf other vesseie got through the
Sound, passing the blockadhg squadron off
that port on Friday night. THE British force
consisted OF the Valiant, ~, the frigate cas-
Ia, and sloop of war Alalanta. They lay al an.
Choir in their new bir l. undo the main, near
Black Point, 6 or miles west from New Lon
don They had taken the soundings in that
neighbourhood and placed buoys tor her a c.
lion. They permitted no fshcrm to pu sue
their calling ncor them, and land d their men
daily upon Two-trse-lsland for discipline md
creased fear OF desertion or of Decatur'S boats
or recaptures, we know noD send or suffer any
of their barges to go any distance from ths
ships.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
ARRIVAL OF COM. RODGERS FIR;

Yesterday arrived at this port the smack
Defiance, Capt Brown, in Il hours from
StoniDgton.
Capt. b. informed US, that on Monday af-
ternoon, a Block Island Boat arrived al Sto.
nington, with intelligence, that the United
States frigate President, Com Rodgers. ar
rived at Newport on Saturday evening last,
having captured on the present cruize 2
sloops of war and IL merchantmen. The
last prize the Commodore made, was a
sloop of war, on the Grand Banks days
previous to his arrival, and that she was
but short distance aste-n of him. We
further learn that the Commodore had "a
ken four pilots out of the Block Island boats.
The above news was generally believed in
Stonnington.] Thus has one of our " fr-
bHIf J1gateS" traverscd the Atlantic ocean
for a considerable length of time in defiance
of the colossal power Of the British NAVY,
without coming in contact with any vessel
belonging to the enemy, which she did not
compel to submit either to capture or des-
TRACTION.
Three vessels arrived here Yesterday
from New. London, which place they left at
IL O'Clock on Monday night. The Captains
of all them report, that news had reached
New London, OF the arrival of the II. s.
frigate President, Commodore Rodgers, at
Newport, with British Sloop of War one
of his prizes. The intelligence was received
las we are informed) direct from Newnort
A national salute was fred on SUNDAY
night by Commodore Decatur's squadron, in
honor of Perry's gallant achievement on
Lake Erie.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04

privateer. called the Timothy Pickering,
IS stated TO have lately run on a ledge OF
rocks, and to have got oil gain. The owners
need nave no fears. II she IS any hing like old
timothy lie often runs upon the breakers,
out notHing INJURIES him, and he continues to be
rs pert and seaworthy as ever.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04

Want # SeameH in me BrRish N;,7,y.
Byth last London accounts. we are IN
clined to believe, that the English sbins ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04

Confirmation u Com. Rodgers Arrival
The passengers in the Boston Stages,
which arrived last evening, brough; a hand
bill printed at Providence on Monday, an,
nouncing The arrival at Newport on Sunday
morning Of the United States frigate Presi
dent, Commodore Rodgers, with the British
harmed schr. High flyer Formerly OF Balu-
more) his prize. The Commodore has
captured and manned IS prizes during his
CruiZe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
FATE OF uAMBURGH.

Marshal Davoust has offered a pardon for
the acts of rebellion, insurrcction and de
scrlion" committed by the Hamburgers in
their late attempts to regain their lost Hber
y, but has exempted from it, the Syndic
Cries, the Senator Goth, DR.. Won Hess
and twenty five others, Including Zemmer
mana, and Enrenstein, the able editors of the
Coriespondenten, win are banished forever
from nc French IStap'teS and their proper
y conhSeated WI hL(I,iberfe !
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04

a Brunswick Packet arrived here last
evening in hours from New Haven.
The captain stated, that he lcf, New'Ha,en
at noon yesterday, aud that handbil was
printed there, stating that the &. States
frigate President, Com. Rodgers, mad ar
rived at Newport, RI with British sioop
of war, and the schooner High Filler, his
prize.
a national salute was fired from the u
S. frigate Constitution, Capt. Stewart. in
Boston harbor, on Sunday, at 70 o'clock in
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
lyAMoKZAELKcrIoN

ThesNoI pelie paisr Of Sept. %, gives
ne retdteb he vofes tbroughout the State.
there VIII be FIVE oAps unrepresenfed.
he elected members, ard It2 Federalists
Jos Democrats. Total Federal Majority o
there is very little chance of there being
ny choice of Governor by the people.
B0Sf. Gazette.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04

The Young Emulous, we learn. few days
since, was cruising from off Portsmouth to
on Portland, anxious to have brush with
the Unlte States brigs Rnttlesnake, Giving
at Portsmou5h) or the Enterprise, (at Port,
land.) Bait. Fed. Gag
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
From tAe BaAimore federal Gazette.

= - IV :
[ANOTHER NAVAL CHALLENGE .
We have before us letters from one of the
crew of the Us. brig Enterprlze. which
states. hat she has received and accepted a
challenge from his II. b. NJ brig Young EN-
u'ous. The Enterprise is repairing, and the
battle to be fought in so days from receipt
ot the challenge, which was on the 1Sti inst.
he crew OF the Enterprise were compli-
mented by the citizens of Portland with "a
public dinner or the 2Oh.-Den. Press.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04

Every thing that has been achieved during
the war has been achieved by that prescribed
cast, called federalists whereas, IN every
case where an army was to be surrender.
or u conmanaersto run away, the person
:. doing IL has invariaAiy been one OF the pfl-
"yliesed Glass; RI rep ScPs. 81, 1915.
In answer to the prccedipg, 1t is only neces.
sary to say, that if the federaiists be a " bro.
Scri6ed" class, how comes 1t that they mold
such high commands, 1t Is claimed Tor them
that they win all the victories Surely they
could not win battles if they were not patroni-
zed with high situations under government
And as Ia the surrender'ng OF armies, &c.
what Is Gen Van Rensselaer,, who (it now APP
pears left the field of battle at Queenstown
and lost an army there. both in one day ? And
what is Gen. WInder sc. &c. Ii Mr.. Wag-
ner wants apy more information on this head he
can have 1t, we have no doubt, on application
ut the War Department.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04
Erfraef ola Letter from Nezv- York, TO
gentleman IN his eify, dated

The only news we have here to day. i.
" that Com. RODGERS has arrived ~
" Newport, bringing n III him, a SLOO'
" OF WAR, and TIE. &choouer HIGi
"FLYER. We have no particulars of hi-
"cruise You may expect the particulars
by the next Mail "Aer. c. II. Books.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04

a loquatious, bawing federal orator, was
recdAlly Boosting that ccrt=in gallant officer
IN ouf'nlgy was staunch federalst "Why,
sir' 'sAi4 a bye stander, " l always thought lie
was HnLAmercan.' No! by c." reared
the other, iuriously and unthlnklngiy ..he is
not; he is i federalist"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04

" Another federal vietO,y," quoth Jacob, in
the " Common Sew or" ofthe 9th of Septem
brr. " .feaeraf' victory it is, sure enough
for, IN truth, it isno victory at all. The Charles
ton account OF The capture Of the 3arbadoes,
turn out 10 be 4 hoax and ;hc sag cious dealer
in i:llsshoods, who has so often deceived others
with lies, is taken IN by one himself.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04

Mr.. Wagner claimsall the victorious captains
and commodores Of our Navy as jede, aiists. If
he goes on computing he has done, mos
certainly there will never be federal office
defeated; Tor honest Jacob takes care not to
pronounce on their politics till they have gain
ed a battle
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-04

ofs:ra1r. inculpatory of Mr.. Jefferson and Mr..
Madison's administrations, of which he was a
member: of course, Mr.. S. condemns himself
Perhaps it IS this circumstance which makes
the fedcralistS SO fond of HIM Sey-coadenr
ration is certainly a sign of repentance.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-24
FOR SALE,
August l9.

A Tract Of Land, in the District OF
Columbia, containing one hundred and
eighty six acres, a large proportion OF
which Is we'll ,imbcred,~ the residue
being cleared and of fertile soil. !.
50 another Tract, containing about l2o
acres, through which the Washing or
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On said land are several handsome ST.
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lie house Also Mill Seat, being
possessed Of every possible advantage
having | 8 and half feet natural fall IL
l short distance, with plenty OF good
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INF part Of the above property, or cx
change for bank stock or country pro-
duce. Apply TO
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Alexandria.
March Is law
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Valuable Wharf Property


THE subscriber being de.irous OF
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