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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04
DEATH or BONAPARTE.

A gentleman of great intelligence and
of distinguished connections in Boston,
writes from Paris to his father on the
2lst of December. He says, you
" doubtless have heard that Bonapa,te
arrived here on the eighteenth Of this
" month-but you may rely UPON it that
it is not 50. tits now three Gays since
J." he was said to have arrived, and no
body has seen cny thing Of him. 1t 10
generally believed here that he is
y dead."-Federai Republican.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04
The Alexandra Museum
March 8.

The Alexandra Museum.
Is open ior the RECEPTION OF vlsit'fs'
evary day, Sunday eHceptedl from
20 A. NJ. 10 2 p &-and IN Wcc'
ncs ay evenings. f.on s to 8 O'Clock
Those, who esteem it a pleasure
70 pas. an hour, in viewing ali assem-
l,,,.e of the works OF Nature and Art,
way here he 2ratlhed
The HaB of the Museum IS az al!
:mes comfortable - Ada'.aFnce Tor
,rown persons, rs oects' cscA ''s'
t,hi;crea, - i.2 cents
March 5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04
CAMuLUs GRIFFITH,

Corner OF KING and Royal Streets
Has received, in addition to his present
stock of GROCERIES,
:, ! Muscovado Sugars, part OF
~ hno' yoich is Of superior qua
20 tO's nty.
10 bids hio!a.ses
so boxes Mould and Dipt Candies, ~
SIS 6's and 8's
Is bb's Apples
4 ca ,es Pine 'ppls Cheese
Fresh Currant., Raisins, Olives sho
Capers
January <ot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

CLEARED
Swedish schr. Christiana, Arvidson,
St Barts.
Do. do. Calmar, OHatt, do
DO. brig Stockholm, Owens, do.
Do. do. Carl, Wilcox lenerine'
Brig Industry, Perceval' Cad'z'
Do. Eliza, Cree'y, do.
Do. George, Waite do.
D.. Betsey, Prince de-
Ship Baltic Trader, Snow, do.
Do. Alpha, Bugbee' DO.
ENTERED
Schr. Alexandra, Henry, Baltimore
Farrow, Boston.
Sloop Farmers Fancy, Gibson, Geo
Town.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04
Attention !!

A tremtt and martial appearance OF the
BLUES is expected on Parade to.mor-
row morning at 8 o'clock.
By Charles Midnight, Capt
!. Douglass, oerg't.
March 8.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04
ROBERT GRAY,

Has just recsived-for sale-a few CO.
pie. OFF,
Lees Memoirs Of the War IN the Sodth'
crn department of the United States
Bioun,'s Practical Navigator and Cosst
Pilot
Jacksop's Book Keeping :,
Books Of Common Prayer, IN pssSn ana
morocco bindings
Msir's In.roducGot,
Lancaster's Episoms =
Father and Daughter BY Mrs. opis
Knickerbo .:ker's Ncw-York
Practical ] iety
The Rambler, BY Dr.. Johnson, in fouf
usat Pocket volnnes, bsund m boassA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ANA w - DNAS@N
JUST RECEIVED FOR SALE BIZ
JAMES KENNEDY G SON,
MARION, by the author of Self
M Control, r.,
Good Men of Modern Date, BY Mrh
Green,
Traits of Nature, by Miss Burney
The Absentee, by Miss Edgeworth
Vivian and Emile, y ditto .
The Milesian Chiei, by Murphy
l Says, Says l by the suthof q
Thinks I,
Married Life, by Miss Howard
Temper or Domestic Scenes, by Mfh
Opie a..
The Scottish Adventures, by Mas
Neill
Spp.o Sebastiano
Self. indulgence
Lord Er,kine's Speeches at the Bar
Calamities of authors, by D'lsraeit
C~owther's Portraitare Of Methodis:ra
Stoddard's Sketches of Louisiana
Mellish's Travels in the United States
Leisure Hours or Poems, a.oral, re"
ligious & Descriptive, by Joshua Mars
den.
The Emerald Isle, Poem, BY Charles
Phillips, ESQ.
Chi!de Harold's Pilgrimage, by Lord
Byron. .x
Homerfs Had, new and elegant MI
Mature edition.
February - eoes
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04
Valuable Building Lots,
FOR Sale,

OR 10 BE LEASED FoRBvHR.
1ENHE subscriber will seh on Liberal
4 credit or lease on ground rent tOf@
ever. cr for term Of years, all the Va"
cant ground belonging to him OF Water
street., and adjoining the FARMERS bank'
constituting the garden Of the late Cot.
Hooe. 1t is handsomely and securely
enclosed on three sides and extends
hall through the square in depth. ..
Their vacant Building Lots in diiieren:.
parts OF the town, and Grass Lots OF
different sizes in the sorthern extrefnf|
ty. may be had on ground rent, enhss
for term of years or forever, on appn'
cation to the subscriber.
J. H. Hooe.
February 6 1aWu
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04
DREADFUL GALE.

Ship Camilla, brig Chatham, schooner
Prudence, all Of Philadelphia; and seve-
raj other vessels, with many lives, were
lost at Gibraltar in a gale goth OF Dc
cember. This account is received from
Cadiz, (via Lisbon) under date OF Janu-
arY 3.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04

MARRIED, on Tuesday evening last
by the Rev Doctor Muir, RICHARD
WALLAcH, Esq. of Washington Col
r. Miss ANN D S1MMs, of this place.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04

,,i,e reliail's :. g. 90 vital ar
99o,II.,n r was, OF . sou.u
81 sp', ! ssns Who was s 60 ,ss
nc either as to the
o'sr 0"n which such law $
,S sa or as to the !ps prov,
' 'a, proposed they should Ssa0
was ss.'posiiion having been en-
Iirco,sl proposal was as, %a ,Ss
ss',.rrnia.,ies, provided the
ar,' would secretly stl-
, '''ss the exercise OF TINS 81
1 Of peace n ~ i. eyer.
lsr TO a cessation OF NOS nos
|Ss..nn.nded +; but his Roy-
Dance Regent was re-
f,ns and on the behalf OF
(serslly to abandon what what
("rs had proposed to him
(s.nsire proposition was
linz accompanied as the
], ' BY other demands, of
iouaOle nature, and es'
for all American
and condemned under
(.Oancil, or under what
|sraI blockade.-a COM
f3,h demands, exclu.
objections would
10 40 absolute sur
I,b,s on which those or
fss were founded. Had
bverpment been sincere
d: orders in council as
| Of difference between
the United States, call
to Institutes +; 1t might
he'd, so soon as the re.
orders had been ohci-
|, to them, that they
t,Oeossly recalled their
a." and manifested a
Ilately to restore the
and amily between the
The conduct of the 60
United States by no
he'd with such reason
The orders in coun-
June, being officially
America, the govern
led States saw nothing
the orders in council
tself restare peace, I'M
we're prepared in the
s;4ntially to relinquish
e,.ing her own seamen
board American mer.
/ proposal Of an armis-
naltaneous repeal of
as0r.s on both sides,
{ sv the commanding
ss,y's naval forces on
81 we're received in the
b by the government
lss. The suspension
ilRpressnleui was IN.
rpvrespondcncc which
saaon, as a necessary
r,1tion of hostilities
IA, stated, must take
suspension of the cx-
ht; and also without
hg concluded {: but G.
led previously to agree
'dgs of the adequacy
Oh could be SUBSTITUTE
poO the basis of ac-
AtlVe regulations of a
Ae sole equivalent for
right, which she has
to tive support Of her
demanding this preii-
intend to deny the
Si, In that denial G.
ulesce /; nor will she
. such q pretension,
uspeDsion, much less
as a basis on which
|ner,ean government
ncslSes it can devise,
may safely be accept
!, as a substitute for
right in question, it
; l'rsard such a plan
Inc British govern
tempted to exclude
amongst those on
sS might have to ne.
'h the contrary, uni
Isrcadiaass 10 receive
position on this sub
&c American govern
asserted any exclu-
impressment of Bril-
American vessels,
prepared to acknow.
mig equally to the
ONRed States, with
seanen when found
e'ehant ships: But il
s 70 such a basi. in
Nher assume, or adj.
'ea0'e, which, wher
zee occasions, has al.
70 De attended with
orh l.n>
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04

Wanted to hire o. purchase,
!, A WOMAN, who is acquainted with
house work, and who can come 1sIs
recommended. Enquire Of the Print
ers. 70 SIS
March A. a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04
4 a l. l..

MR., GENERES has the honor OF In,
.,,rm;np the Ladies and Gentlemen oil
xandria. that his next.Ball will be %
Tbursdaythe 4th instant.
March s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04
FRESH FRUl;.
Now Londns and for Sale by
Adams, herbert & Go.

l75 Boxes fresh Boom and Mu>ca'ei
Rai.ins.
81 Casks do 90. A.,
50 Quintals best Soft Sheiled Al
monds
10 Boxes Lemmons.
is Kegs fresh Olives.
March 4, -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04

Kew Kind seed Cats.
THE subscriber has just received a.
bout 200 bushels OATS, ct snprr'oF
uuaI,y for seed, which he offers for SALE
VIM. Benter,
ROYAL street, near the corner OF King
March 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04
SLAVES.

On MONDAY. the fifth of April
next, if fair; it not, the next fair day ;
will be offered for sale, at tie tavern of
Captain George HUhams. in tins place,
for ready money-FlFrF SLAVES
belonging to the estate of jain Gibson,
Diseased; consisting # men, women
and children.
JOHN SPECIE,
JAMES REID,
Executors OF joan Gibson
Dumfries. March 4. dts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-04
WIN. PEACOCK.
Harrison's Creek,
Baltimore, April 10Th, 1910,
NJ


We do certify, that on Thursday, the 18th
inst. we were tarring new seine, for MFR.
Clark, aud by accident the seine took fire,
which, BY epdeayoviring to put out the flames,
John Clark and Thomas Adams got severely
lhIrnt in the face, we Immediately got some
Columbian Oil from Mr. Paul, and applied il
to the parts burnt, which gave ease in the
course of twenty minuft }, and has left the
parts free from blisters
JOHN PEACOCK.
THOMAS ADAMS, JOHN CLARK.
Baltimore, April 10Th, 1909.
No S.
SIR,
At your request that I should give my o.
pinion respecting what effect your Columbian
Oil had in certain case whrein was attic
ted, most cheerfully comply by saying that
verify believe that 1 might have died with one
Of the seyerest cramps in the stpmacbs had y!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-04
SUSANNA PURDEN.

N.
q. My Susanna, child aged 90 months
and six days, was taken about the middle of
July last, with violenttcougI, which the
neighbours thought VAS d,e whooping-cough
II gave her SIX drops of:the Columbian Oil,
which gave immediate relief, and proved an
cffectual cure.
Saratoga street, Baltimore, August 81, 1909.
mo. 8.
do hereby certify, that was violently at
tackled with the pleurisy on Sunday, the 9th
inst. Immediately sent for physician who
bied me twice in about 10 hours all to no effect
my fever still increased and my pains so vio-
lent that I bad no knowledge of my nearest
relations, not even my pareats. On Tuesday
morning, the 10th my father procured me
phisi OF Paui's Columbian Oil which was i'm
diateiy applied TO my right side, where the
pain was tie severest, three or four times,
with piece Of flannel kept to the part afTec-
ted, and took fifteen drops internally three
times day for the FIRST two days and the Sc
cond day after using the oil / was able to walk
about the house, the third s. fourth day, took
Of the oil fifteen drops night and morning,
which entirely relieved me from pam and fever,
thanks be to God for it, and now am we'll
man. sfF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-04
Paul's Patent
COLUMBIAN OIL.

THE inventor of this highly esteemed NIedi-
cine Is native of America and the composition
Is the production of American soil, CONSEQUENT
ly 1t is in every sense Of the word Domestic.
1t is not pulled up with a numerous train of
pompous foreign certificates of persons from
whom BY the great distance that separate us.
It's impossible to obtain information, therefore
the public has better security for their money
as there cannot be the least shadow for decep-
ton tn cover this medicine, for he simply APP
pears before the community with his invention
and an experimental detail of the various ca
ses IN which il really is so wonderfuly efica-
cious and in which heais supported BY The fol-
lowing certificates, whose names are not only
subscribed but their persons may also be con.
suited, being residents within the circle oe orr
neighbourbood. The following are the com
plants in which the Columbian Oil has been
found So efficacious and rarely ever fails of ef-
tectng a cure-viz. Rheumatism, ConsunIp-
ton, Pains in any part OF the body, but partic,-
larry IN the back and breast. Colds, J. Coughs,
Toothe Ache, Spleen, Pleurisies, Cholic,
Cramps, external and internal Bruises, Sprans,
and hesh<wounds, Scalds and Burns, Whooping
Cough and Mumps, Dysentery or bloody fux,
Group and the Summer complaint in children,
and IN weak stomach, that is caused by In.
digestion, constant sinkingand loss Of appe-
ute, II VIII act as a powerful bracer TO the re
Taxed fibre and restore It TO its proper tone
1t seems as though nature had ranked it the
first OF the class OF all pectorals and expecto-
rails for the relief of the breast and lungs as it
scarcely ever fails of removing obstruction in
either particularly those who are troubled
with Phthisic or Asthmatic complaints who in
the act otwalking fast, stopping or lying down,
are almost sufiocated, half a tea spoonful of
the Columbian Oil will render some relief in
staneously, and if continued agre eably 10 the
directions IN such cases will prove a radical
cure by producing thefull power of initiation
to the lungs and Tree exeaas.oE c. the breast.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-04

He Upper Appomattox Company have
l. from dleir Canal in and near Petersburg.
Virginia. upwasds of one hgndred feet fall of
water, divided INTO IL, 4.snld 90 feet falls
They have also thenecessary Laaidfor the settle
of Mills and Manufacturing Houses, which they
who are Managers - thee Company propose to
meet at Petersburg, on theNsscond Monday in
April next, for the purpose offiisposing of the
water. II is expected that on tie. day follow
ing at 10 o'qfock, tue Managers vvsu meet at
the Basin, and Let some situations u he high
est biddcfsB
The terms on which the Managers wish to
dispose of the scites, may be more particularly
known after the lst ofNIarch next, by appli-
cation to Daniel z. Al On, Clerk for the Com
pany, residing at Petsrshnrg.
The subscribers afe disposed to give every
encouragement in tssie lower, to Nanufacto-
ries of Cotton and Wool particularly the Car
dinAand Spinning Of Wool, and the fllling of
woolee Cloths.
ThcfsAis already erseted at tse Locks, a Saw
INLAND ANAL Grst-MiIl, which We propose to
Lease, for one or more yearsCand which will
be very conveAient to thosE who may be about
to erect bulldogs, at NE Locks or on the
Canal
To those who Nref unacquainted with the
situation, the subscribers believe they NAV saw
there is none mors|eIfeibe in this country =
Situated at thefheadtAf tide water-at the
market for an Extensive bAcb country, as we'll
on the river 4ppomattox, Ato the south and
west of Petstsburg, and afidfAing to this coun
try markh 90 miles nearer thsn Richmond
it's only RIAL.
The subscribers further state, thst for the
want ofWsu'icient number of MillsS8s Peters.
burg, large quantity of whest.is carried from
the south of Appomat,ox to Richmond, altho'
the roads are much worse aud the distance
further than to Petersburg--ADd as 20 the corr
veuience in making shipments Of -four, it is
believed that Petersburg has every advantage
which is possessed by Rich nd
EDW I'D DILLON.
EDWARD MUMFORD.
RICH'D. ". VENABLE IL,
JOHN GRAMMER.
THOMAS A. MORTON.
Jan. goth, 1918.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-04
Sept.1gO9.
SIR,

Icomply with your request, of stating my
opinion of Pa,ii's Columbian Oil being an ef-
fectual remedy for the letter worm. I have
been afflicted with the letter worm in myband
for IL years, and have made trial of many me
dIcines which have been recommended but all
to no effect. Hearing of Paul's Columbian
Oil. about the 18th of january last, proving an
etfcctual cure for the ring worm and similar
complaints, Immediately got phal of your
Oil and applied 1T agreeabiy to directions for
about two months successvely-when the tet-
ter left me, and has not made its appearance
since.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-30
TIE RfcH0goNYs
COTTON MANUFAGToR

COTTON MANUFACTCRY,
neerly ready TO 20 into Operations, aud will in =
N few weeks want considerable number CT asnis
Men, Women, Boys end Girls OF various Sizes will
unest with employment and white apprentices
received.
Comfortable houses ars erected at the establish.
far the mediation of Families a,i others
that may be employed.
4 School and hooks Sc. SIC. will be kept ut the
expence of the instituon tor the purpose of educa
ring the children both apprentices and othero, IA
the common branches OF an English education.
Under the organization uf this establishment, chil.
dreu moy obtain frou their own ndus.r,y comfort
,ah'e maintenance AMI toerable good education.
None but persons Of COOL character are intended
TO be employed; ifoiheca get in, thss will be d,s.
charged as soon as discovered.
Persons wishing employment may learn further
particulars application to alr Richard Harris on
TIE premises or the subscriber ia R;cnuonI.
BENZ. JAMES ia ;fRIS.
U> a few Young Men, that can read AMI write,
with tolera5ic good Knowledge Of rithne,ici, can
get employ ment at the above establishment
Dec. Is. tt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-30
CONGRESS,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY, December 81.
seat. ''''
Mr.. Burwell of Va. presented the petition
ut he Stockh Hers Of the Union Rark ~
A'exandi1. praying to be incorporated
referred u the Committee of the E.strict
OF Columbia.
On motion Of Mr., Eppes Of Va. the pet-
ton OF Borweil Bassett, contesting the elcc.
ton of Ihos. NJ. Bayly, a member IF Iris
House presented at the last session, was
again .ferred to a Committee Of lllecti.
o..
Nr. Kilbourn Of Ohio presented the peti
non Of Azamdh Root and Noah Spa ding,
OF delaware, Obi, praying redress for Ger
IAN CePT ed lti MS and jury ne to their
place.
Mr.. k.al presented the petition of the
Rev. JoSGph 3. Hughes, PRAYING comnsr
'ston for Services re dcrt d IN the cauacif,
2f Chap'aia to gen. Iiu'l's army, to which
station ne had been irregularly appointed.
ncse, Petriors were referred 20 the com.
mite, Of Claims. ''' o'''
VI motion Of Mr.. Ingersot. Of pa.
Hf,''Te8, hat the Commute on the Judi
e 2'y be instru ted 10 enquire INTO the ey ~
re ICY OF altering the Judicial System. OF the
He'oi0cd also. That the same Commute,
De us ru tel % enquire ilio the exoederc
o. providing by law frr {. c NOR. cffjsc.,, =.
al punishment of crir1ee agairs. the & &
a%d that they haze leave to report Nv biz o,
0therW ise '"
Mr.. Nelson of Va. propnrels -osdnt;o,
ior az 'UrEing both house. Of Cagyr.,s I,
" ond q: Fse%
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-30
from Jamaica PqAers.

KING TON Juni. .Nou.I9.
Els Eyesty's ship Argo OF ~ guns, cant.
tlhnton, arrived at Port Royal YESTERDAY.
from bermuda. Oh Cape i'ibrrocn, tie
ergo tell III with and captured the Cartha
geniaA privateer schr. Experiment of one
gun and rs men, which She has brorrht into
part. She also captured, after chase of 6
'ho-?s, during which she fred several shot in
tn her, the American schr Maria, Captain
Lane, OF and from baltimore. out IA DAYS.
bound 10 Fort au-PrinCc-which the A roo
also Brought into port. His najesty's ship
Sceptre OLA guns, Nd. Cockburn, was lv.
ing at Bermuda when the Areo left il ON
the Isl inst.
NoUem6er 90.
His Majesty's brig Ninrod, capt Mitch
ell, has taken the American priyatcsr
yorktown, OF 81 guns, Cone on pivo,) and
200 men, and Carried her into Halifax
.H1OeWbcr 81,
tenant Yates, commander anchored at port
koya! yesterday afternoon, from d cruize.-
S:,e y as followed into port, by the late 5pan-
ish b y FL Galgo, which was captored on
her on ward voy age from New q leans and
CAppcachy, to Cub BY the Carthagenian
5chr. privdtcer la Legislature, Capt. Pedro
lequ 2, al ut . le2gIes from the Havan
na. on the first Of the month, who put s.
pf'7s- master and crew on board, e ordered
J her 10 Carthageua. She was again taken
o. tae 18th inst. BY the American ptiVateer
X 'agers, Of FIos and 100 men, v no or.
dsr-d her f'r the States {; bur on the 18th,
! vas rs-cap,ured by the Variib g, between
Cub and JaWsica, who put on board mid.
sninman Edward SAwklns and men, e.
navigate her to pofs. The Rodgers retock
| hfr on the lSt1, and was fallen in with by
ne Variable, who chased hcr, when run
| ,inS hsht tcek place for two hours and FIVE
nnntcs. when sic escaped by her auperiori
! " Of sailing. The prize crew of ri GaIgo.
sring this, abandoned her in boat, taking
! "rh hem the mid5hipman and Spanish su
pcfcargo as prisoners, The Variable sus~
t1ined 30 dam9ge, nor were any on board
! killed or wourdeG.
lue CarthaFcr:a1 schooner privatser
| experiment, tai:,r hy has, najesty's ship
\ gI,is is in the Bay Of Lergsre.
| Ihe snip Fiorantine, from London 20 Ia
wanna, wi'h cargo valued at 15O.OCOj.
ctHgg, vas ;aaeu ny GartIlagenian schr.
tr.va Ger am ordered fyr Cartaagana.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-30
Vol. 10. 49,.


Ni'. N. assigned - reas ons for his mc,io,,
'ht Presehf inactivity of both houses. o i.,s,
P''hS'pei,y To the Committees nor having
insured business for their ccnsideraticn -,
r. ne recess wcud give thrm an opportunity
~ ,r''Se"'e ""'f frequently; and " list he
Believed u would be an economy Of cir
ure, ard public nancy, it would aocmno-
aste many meU'hcTS y i'h IN orportuni,y of
V'hcing their families, &c. hI.ssfs. (;roSve-
n"r ana oIanto''! also supported the motion,
N, MS n,Huon WAS con haued by Mcssrs.
Nhea, Wright. and Farrow, ON ya,.io,;s
grounds, the most rCibe OF which w,ra
mat TIE committees woeld mt convene din.
ring such recess, hut avail Themselves ,.f
the indulgence extended TO their fr,low
aud tha, in the mean tin e Epsi.
90. .sa o. rcal ipporfance might demand the
attention Of Congress.
he mo'on was negatived, by yeas and
nafs, SO Ia 46.
-he house then adjourned TO Monday.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-30
pARENIS AN;AGUARDlANs

= HE respectfully informed that Herbert C..
- thompsoo hss opened 9chool, in the house on
II. street generally known by u.e name o. the
Small Capitol.
Hayng been for three ye-r, Pupi! Of the Rev
Mar. sy'or, he VII eonduc, this Seminary or tie
same plan with that OF the Seec, Sono1l
hia course enibraces Reading, Writing, Arithme.
tie, the English aud French Jsnsuages Gramma,i
e'Ny' Sstr'al and Civil His,cry, ncient and Mo.
dern SeograPhy, the use CT The Globes and the e!
eincnts Of Mathematics. IS
he nuinher Of Pupils will he limited.
For particulars apply ABOVE.
Dec. IS. 4.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-30
Observation-Disclosures

In an editorial article. few days $50, we sal
shat portion of the British army vs. .o1o,
foreigners We hGye aimee sea an aytbe,,,ie re-.
turn 10 the House of Comm IT'S, statibg. q, 4 The
numb oftoTeigners in thu. army amoint.d. in ,b,.
ye'r 'o'z' 10 d"p)O men, not including these in the
N'Vy.-hs the molten was broug { furward Ly, or
Opposition >'eInb Der, may DC sure th.tfe In
est member was ieturRsd-U Upon toe whols we ma,
t"r'y calculate, thst. st this day, tsere enact h.
less ,n nearly 100000 foreigners, III the British ar.
:" hen 1t rs known, that the greatest parr If ,hesc
!oreiGners OF every natiop) either trepanped ~
impressed int" the British armies let the Gyvs,,LIe.
'o"tah$ 'H tbs country, Who pretend to he asr,n-
the conduct Of .Hather Br,iain- Bait. line,