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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-20
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TIME subscriber residing at NEAs.
SEQ HoTaL in Prince William
County, Virginia, has provided every
thing to render comfort to the Travel.
Ter He has excellent stables and
Coach houses Tor Carriages, and will
accommodate thoke who choose to call
on him, on as reasonable terms as any
situation OF the kind in Virginia; being
situa, ed on the main Stage road from
Alexandria to Dumfries and frede-
rrksbure, being absut halt sOay, from
Alexandria to Frederieksaurg--Six
miles from Occoquan, and tire e-and a
half from Dumfries. The Stages stop
here daily.
Zebulon Kankey.
NsABsco HorBL, May H.. 2aw2w
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I. D. SIMMS

UILL continue the practice Of the
w law in the Circuit Cour for the
County of Alexandra. His Office is
above the Printing Office of the Alex.
,ndris Gazette.
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Market,
IFEl

LEI
Genuine Es.encss rI
A safe and eaec,r,Il
cute and Chronic I'D
Palsy Lumhayo, I'D
Sw,ellings, ChiIblain,, ]
Pain in the Face ardi /
Extract ola letter fro1
Gregory, agent lrrI
dated Norfolk, I'll
Messrs. Aichafl LED
Your essence of N
approved of bys nrnI
this city. who have Id
ply it in cases of Dru;J
You may send me ,
also, send me some nj
Bilious Pills, as tier
whole Of your Medic.
dersble demand. I'd
n.
Lees Ambition, ii
veRtion of bilious t.u,
Lees Elixir for Wild
&c.
Less InfaIlib,e Al
rops.
Lees Worm ds,t,d
Lees Itch Ointnsl
cure by one appjicad'
cury.)
!, Lees Grad ReEn'
GUS disorders. iaSrt
Lees Indian Vesr1
the Venercal
Lees Persian Loi
and Eruptioas.
Lees Essence anl
tard, for the RSeum-l
Lees Eye. Water
Lees I so.k.A he
Lees Damask lap
Lees Corn PIasnf-
Lees Anody re Hl
of headaches.
Lees Tooth Posa
The above CeIe'
continue to be faithful
Sold BY the Propl:S
Street, Baltlmo'e' i.
And by their apP'n
andria, bv ].
X. GRAY, bsos's
and N kingston
10 country m'rta
who purchase to seq
discount will be sl''
tors. Il,
TO detect counters
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of ,,,,r,
N. B. Attic pl..:,'f
had lsrati.) panPh'.
ses Of cures w"os
their being hereTl"
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an 81 excellent remsSY \
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one bottle onIy res.O,I
health.
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Land tot

Land WI
TsHE subscrlO"5 y
/ tween i4o 'm
LAID, on the right 0,
Road leading rom III
terville to AleS'Oa ~
This land adjoin' u
David Lane. Bs''''1
Carr Lane, Geor,s 9
fleming. The SOL alt
ed to the cuIture, o. .',.I
in half a mile o. ,.,,
will be .hewn 4 III
by .ppIic'tiion. 70 inn; %
or George Lane, :.
p premises, or TO al
Stafford county,
Exe,cp,or'1I
January IS
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RECEIVED

RECEIVED
By Schooner .ielinda, from Boston, ana
Seer. Resalatsr, from Ns1p York,
A cor p,ete assortment OF SHOES, o.
all descriptions and fashions.
IN Store,
Cotton, WiadoS, Glass, Ravens Duck
Fine Soaps, Spanish Horse Hides,
Trunks.
E. Gilman.
July ~ eostiaw /.
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A BIacks'm1r]
A y s:s: ::;, ; 3!
trade a Il 4 G. ec,,p',]
a fS''y authorizes: :,' ''1
purchase money al
Bush VI
March 81. n
psp1
.,.rs, ,s''''' |
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| would Sell
ABOUT 900 ACRES OF
ROSE-HILL LAND,

Or less-including on Dogue Run and
on the Colchester and New Turnpike
Roads large parcel ofexcellent Mica.
dow Land, about Is acres (proo bly,
of which are well taken with Timothy
and Clover considerable part of
which, is new land, and was all sown
last fall. On which are lengthy ditch,
es. Some of the other land is covered.
There is a lasting Spring net very far
from the road, which is well known to
be much travelled by stage passengers
and many others, besides great mum
Der of Wagons. The best ofthe wood
land will be included, and several beau
tiful sites, commanding distant views
of Potomac, and othsr notable places
This is To ALL pleasing, heal
thy situation, has fruitful sol, IS ca
sily improved, and is adapted to Cioset
and Plaster. To suit purchasers, this
land may be divided into pretty large
or very small lots Apply to the sub
scribar on the premises.
II. Toler.
Rose Hill, Fairfax, near Alexandria
September Is. law.
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Fairfax Races.

THE Jockey Club Races will com.
i mence on Thursday the 23d day
OF September, over handsome course
The subscriber feels justified in say.
ing that, from the great number Of
horses that will be here, there will be
great sport
On Saturday the 7sth, Purse for
the Gate money, free for any horse
mare Or gelding-ketch riders-two
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 application to
John Maddux,
Proprietor of the Course.
Fairfax courtAou'e' Va DIR
August 90
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BALTIMORE, September 20.
COMMERCIAL.
Free Trade. Sailors Rights, and
no Impressment."

" Free Trade. Sailors Rights, and
no Impressment."
Arrived yesterday morning in 26
days from Boston, two Wagons !;
one of which was nauigated by four
oxen and one horse, and the other BY
two oxen and three horses, com.
manded by captains 49,; crew on
hoard. one white man and boy each
Cargo, cotton cards, tin ware, &c.
&c. consigned to Prentiss and Car.
ter, VIM. French and others. On
their passage, touched at Philadel'
phia. and landed part of their cargo,
consisting Glitch ointment, and soms
other notions. Saw none ofhis ma.
jesty's cruisers on the voyage, and
found the road free from gun. boats,
custom. house officers, navy orders
and all other distractions to Wagon
enterprise. Spoke on their passage
two Wagons, navigated BY five hor.
SOS each, commanded BY -, bound
from Richmond, Virginia, to New,
York, go days out, under easy sail
cargo. plug tobacco, etc. all well.
Also arrived six Wagons, navigat,,
ed by five horses each, commanded
by captains -, ten days out from
Richmond, bound for Philadelphia,
all well; cargo, plug tobacco a"a
cotton consigned to supercarso Cd
board, for sales and remittance. saw
no impediments to navigation on tO'
southern coast.
Also arrived, after a long and 10
deus passage, enc five horse wss'
gen, from Augusta, cargo cotton,
consigned to srder-Had the gov
fortune to escape the vigilance OF ~"
miral Cockburn and his cruiser"
Saw q number of enemies TO con-,
meres on the passage, but receive
no injury.
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Daily Gazette, Z Dollars.
Country Gazette, S Dofsars.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %

Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner of King g Fairfar-streets,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
Br wHoLssALR AND REqMIL,
Teas-gunpowder, I'M
n so CHESTS fperial, hyson, Tyson sklh'
50 boxes young hyson & souchong
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 Ihs. loaf and lump Sugars
los binds ? New Orleans x MuscoVaoo
$50 bbIs Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 hbds retailing Molasses
spipes, half pipes and ar CASKS l. r
Ma1eira
pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
do genuine old Port
a pipes Red Catalonia
90 cases choice Claret
2 butts, 10 half pipes Malaga
pipes, s nalf pipes and 20 or. casks
Tsaerffe
IS pipes real Cognac Brandy
pipes Gin
90 puncheons West-lndla KUN
Is puncheons and 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 bbis Peach Brandy
rs do Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
hhds. Cherry Bounce
80 dozen Hlbberts Old London Brown
Stout
20 bales Cotton
600 ID. Bengal Indigo
600 lb. B. sht Nader
5000 ID. Goshen * Rhode. lslandCheese
500 bush ground alum Salt
Mace Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pi.
meuto, ace and ground Ginger,Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice Peas,
Barley, Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Csler Vinegar, Glauber
Salts, BARK. Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Can.
dies. maccauba, rsppee and scotchSnuffs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig B'ues Salt
Petre, Arnntte, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone, Gu powder, patent Shot, Flints,
Hairpowdcr, Silters, Cigars, Demijohns,
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Corks,
Bed Cords. Leading Lines, Traces, SC
&c.
". B. So bushels fresh warranted
CLOVER SEED.
March S.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-23
FROM LAKE CHAMPLAI.N.

Extract eta letter from one Of the Com
narders Of she Rsfilla on Lake Cham
flain to hn friend in Boston, dated
Sept. IL, 1913.
We weighed anchor at halt past 10
O'Clock last night. having received in
telligence that the enemy were near US
Under easy sail last night-all hands st
quarters, We proceeded IS miles north
of Darlington, hauled eur wind, and soon
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-23

come 10 anchor-the enemy within Sc.
ven miles of Us. A train Of our artille.
~ and a large number Of troops arrived
in this vicinity in the night. The enc.
my's feet have retreated. ! understand
that our whole land force is moving
northward."
Extract of a letter from Commodore
Hull to Commodore Bainbridse,
dated the 10th inst.
Yesterday visited the two briggs,
and was astonished to see the differ.
ence ofiniury sustained in the action.
The Enterprise has but one is pound
shot in her hull. one in her MAN.
mast, and one in her foremost ; her
sails are much cut with grape shot,
and there are great number OF grape
lodged in her sides, but no injury
done by them. Tho Boxer has is
or 20 1S pound shet in her hull,
most Of them at the waters edge
several stands Of IS pound grape
stick in her side, and such a guam.
tity Of small grape that | did not IN.
dertake to count them. Her masts,
sails and spars are literally cut to
pieces, several of her guns dismount.
ed and unfit for service her top.
gallant forecastIe nearly taken of
by the shot, her boats cut to pieces,
and her quarters injured in proper
ton. To give you al idea of the
quantity of shot about her, inform
you, that counted in her mainmast
alone, three IS pound shot holes,
IS large grape shot holes, Is musket
ball holes, and a large nHmber OF
smaller shot holes, without counting
above the cat harpins.-We lind It
impossible to get at the number OF
killed; no papers are found by which
we can ascertain i'll, however,
counted upwards of 80 hammooks
which were in her netting with beds
in them, besides several beds with
out hammocks; and sue has excel
lent accommodation or all her Of
ficcrs below in state-rOOms, so that
/ have no doubt she had 100 men
on board. We know that she
has several of the Rattlers men on
board. and quantity Of wads was
taken out of sthe Rather loaded
with four large grape shot with a
small hole in the centre TO put 10 q
cartridge that The inside of the wad
may take fire when it leaves the gun.
In short. she is in every respect COM
pIeteIy fitted and her accommodations
exceed any thing l have seen in a ves-
sci of her class.
Remarks. There have been va
rious opinions respecting the rela.
tive force of the vessels, and some
ungenerous attempts have been made
to diminish the splendor of the vic
tory. The foregoing extract, we
conceive, irrefrayibly settles the
questions of force and of skill. 1t
proves, that in number of men the
vessels were equal in number Of
guns it is well known the enemy
were superior; and the vast differ
ence of execution confirms (if con-
tirmation were wanted) the fact OF
the high degree Of superiority Of our
seamen in the art ofgunuery.
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= Grofius de jure bell. L. 2, c. IS.
WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. 81.

l4lh Sept. 1918.
have the honor to forward you, by
the mail, the Flags of the late British
brig Boxer, which we're nailed to her
mast-teads at the time she engaged and,
was captured by The U S. brig Enter.
prize.
Great as the pleasure is that derive
from performing, this part Of my duty, ]
need not tell you how different my feel
ings would have been, could the gallant
Burrows have had this honor!
He went into action most gallantly,
and the difference of injury done the
two vessel. proves how nobly he fought.
have the honor to be-, with great re-
spect, sir, your obedient servant,
ISAAC HULL.
Hon. VIM. JoEEs,
Secretary IF the Navy.
Cory Of a letter from Thomas Macdo-
nough, Esq. commanding the u s..
naval forers on Lake Chamtlain.
U. States Sloop President,
near Plattsburg, Sept.9, 1918
SIR,
l have the honor to inform you hat
l arrived here yesterday from near the
lines. having sailed from Burlington OH
the 6tb inst With an intention to fall IN
with the enemy. Who were then near
this place; having proceeded to within
short distance of the lines, | received
Information that they were at archor
there: soon after. they weighed and
stood 10 the northward nut of he lake
thus, if not acknowledging our aseen-
dency on the lake, evincing al unwil
liagness (although they had the advan-
tage of situation, owing to the narrow
ness of the chsnnel in which their gal
legs could work, when we should want
room) to determine it.
/ have the honor to be, &c.
THOS. MACDONOUGH.
Hon VIM. JONES,
Secretary Of the Navy.
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est tam horrenda, ut cam nisi sumfns
necessitas, ant vera caritas honestum CT
ficers queat."*
There is a completeness and intricaey
in national claims upon which some al
lowances must be made. But the adj
vocatcs of the present war have never
been able to remove the darkness and
confusion in which their cause is involve
ed. Its sntanglements they have never
been able to unravel. Their debates
are clamorous and frothy. They have
been compelled to be noisy that they
might appear to be in the right. Like
a boy, who afraid as he goes along IN
the night, whistles and sings to prevent
the neighbors from thinking he is alarm
ed. A proposition for war should DC
self evident So that, unless a man had
ioreswern common sense, he must sub.
scribe to it. Can any of the supporters
ofthe present war, however, alledge for
a moment, that their cause is SO irradi
ated with the beams Of truth and justice
as to force conviction upon the unpreju.
diced mind /! The official statements on
the subject have been so purely meta
physical as to be incomprehensible to
the ordinary simplicity of intellect A
man must be well furnished with tech
meal lore before he can read their docu.
ments with any hope of comp ehendins
the subject. He must have had his mind
disciplined to q kind Of iron logic, if ie
does not bend under the ponderous rub
bish of 80 much sophistry. Their &c.
neral design appears to be 8" to dash and
perplex natures counsels )" to bewilder
because they cannot convince and to
create confusion that their fallacy may not
be detected. On the subject of the war
they exhibit solicitude which betrays
suspicioe of weakness in the side which
they defend. Why do they take such
infinite pains to propagate sentiments
favorable to the war Why do they
make such unreasonable efforts to in
crease the popularity of their measures,
if they had perfect confidence that no.
nor, justice. virtue and good policy fur.
nished concurrent testimony in their fa-
vor, they would, under such persua-
sion, he free from that restless activity
by which al their proceedings appear
to be governed The justice of their
cause would shield them against every
offensive imputation for the present x
convey their names with increasing lus-
tire to posterity. But as they know the
fabric Of their fame is not pillared on
the imperisbable principles of justice,
they appear anxious to rest it on the
broad basis Of popularity. Yet let them
Remembers. that history will have an hum
bling story to relate of tbem-that the
violated chastity of nation will utter
many an indignant murmur.
SENEX.
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1t is delightful to contemplate the
progress of al that elevates and beauti-
fees the condition of man In those scenes
which stand remote from the turbulence
of war, he c"pceives with plenirude OF
magnanimitv, and acts with steadinsss
of virtue, that seem to give him claim
to brilliant station amongst exalted ma
ture. But, in reviewing the events Of
war, we discover how soon the mildness
of this lustre has been obscured-How
sin and death
"Their course through thickest constel-
lations held,
"Spreading their bane; the blasted stars
look'd wan,
Sand planets, planet. struck, real eclipse
Then suffered"
They, therefore, who invite the Gala.
mites of war, and thus violate the virtue
Of a whole nation, would do well to con-
slider, that in their tenderness for the
national honor they sacrifice the national
virtue. They discover the same soil
citude for the welfare of the country
that certain man evinctd for the safety
of bis friend, whe, observing fly on
his nose, seized large beetle, and with
it commenced an attack upon the Ay, t.
the no small inconvenience of the nose.
1t is certainly incompatible with all the
rules of good policy to sacrifice great
er good for the attainment Of the less.-
Non est inter arti6cia bsllum, limo res
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-12
June 8
Boot and Shoe Backing.
Johnson

RESPECTFULLY informs the gene
tlemcn of Alexandria, that he has taken
stand mar the cornerAof Royal, on
King street, under Mr. Griffith's store,
whore h intends carrying on the bust.
ness Of Backing Boots and Shoes, and
Cleaning Fair Tops.
H,ving followed the business in tho
northern cities, TOR some time past, he
Eaters bms,l II he shall be able 10 give
entire salsfs< lion to his employers, in
aspect to neatsess, despatch and tho
rxcsllenr quail.y of his blackiDg. He
will wait OH gentlemen in the morning
Tor their boots and shoes, which he will
return in the course of the day, or inn
mediately 20 those who desire it. His
mode of cleaning preserves the shape OF
the boot, and bis blacking softens and
enriches the leather.
May 10
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LAWRASON & F0WAE

HAVE FOR SdLE
THE Cargo Of Schooner Traveller
Capt. Morrow, from Portland, OF 1000
feet understandable and clear Lumber.
LSO. LANDING,
AsoO lbs. Seine and Sewing Il VINE.
loo boxes mould ard dipt Candies.
80 cases sweet OIL.
10 barrels tanners OIL.
February 7
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mo. 3eo5


will sell SSSreat bargain in. a small
FARM, containing one hundred and
forty acres, lying in the county of F air.
fax. adjoining The lands Of the late Dr..
Henry Rose and Mrs Catbarine Brown,
about six mile. from the town of Alex
aDdria and the same distance from tho
City OF Washington and Georgetown.
There is on said Farm small Dwell.
ing House, Kitchen, &c. plenty OF
timber for its support, about ten acres
of excellent n eadOw land, and abounds
with good water. Any pc rson wishing
10 purchase will apply to the subscri.
Der who lives near said Farm, and will
shew the premises and make known
the terms OF sale.
Joseph Powell.
June 8 diff
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LOTSANp LANDS.

DUILDINGLots in every section OF
this city, and about eighteen hum
dred acres of Land on the eastern branch
of the Potomac, Immediately opposite
the City, are offered for sale, fo' cash, or
on credit with security.-AlsO, Lands IN
the state. of New York, Pennsylyania,
Maryland, Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Kentucky. APP
ply to the subscriber, at Tomlinson's
Hotel, Washington, if before 10th June
next, and afterwards at hi. residence in
Allentown, Lehigh county, Pennsylvania,
or at his Office in Philadelphia.
James Greenleaf.
City Of Washington, May 70. sawf
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go Superhne Yellow Bark,

CO Superhne Yellow Bark,
DR.S.SNFORD'S improved POW
DER Of The BARK, having been used
and highly approved by many physi-
ci.ns of distinguished character in diffe-
rent parts of the United States the
proprietor is now encouraged to offer
it to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that nopractiuoner OF taste,
in the choice of his means, can fail to
be grati6ed in The use of this elegant
preparation.-ln strength, faeness and
certainty OF opefation, it-greatly sur.
passes the bark in common use.
TIE ESSENTIAL SILT NOf
BhRK, prepared by the same.
The above articles are put up in par
cells OF different sizes, to accommodate
the usual wants of not only physicians,
but of retail druggists, country mer-
chants and private families by
James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller; and no other terson
Merandria.
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), .. r n s1NMs. ROYAL-STREET, .ALEX.aNDRId
MONDAY, July IL. 1873.

holm Gardner Ladd
HIS FOR SHE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
bbls.
West India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson
sk;n, and Hyson Teas, OF the lat-
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Sweaes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
bylo,7 by 9, 9 by II, and 10 by ~
Bristol Glass, in whole and hall
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish In box
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats.
Whiskey and Apple Brandy In tlerces
& bills.
Few ar casks old Sherry, London Par.
.tic,.lar, Madeira and Srelghts Red
Wine,
Cordaee and Lines Of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping PAPER,
Mems. Women's an ChiIdren's Shoes
ins.barre!s and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster Of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS ofthe most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
october f.
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.Admrs. Of Nm. b. Page, dec a
May 3.
The Editors of the Federal Repubii-
can, National Intelligencer and Gazette
OF the United States, will publish the a.
bove in their papers, and send their ac-
counts to this Office.
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iust ; ecc.ved for sale

u
3, ANTHONY RHUDES,
8 Boxes OF Domestic Goods. con-
tanning BsdtickiDg, mbrays Ging'
BANS, Piaids and Stripes, Shawls
Cotton Threads, few pieces of fine
quality Satinetts mixed colors, black
and drab coiored super6ne Cloth, /cot-
ton Shifting.
IN STORE.
Cotton Twist white and colored
Mems and Women's fine and coarse
Shoes
Mems fine and coarse Hats
Saddles and Trunks
20 kegs of first quality Chewing To-
bacco, long Twist
90 kegs of Pearl-Ash
30 pieces blue India Cotton
Cotton, Candles and Groceries as
usual. June -