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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-18
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

,veral other gentlemen, as weH military as civil,
into an apartment prepared for the purpose.
The whole proceeding was conducted with
regularity and decorum-cvery breast seemed
10 glow with grateful feelings, and every heart
beat responsive accents ct graduation to the
renowned Hero of Lake Erie.
This testimony of respect was closed in the
evening by an, elegant ball, at which Wore than
one hundred ladies' acknowledgements attractive
charms and jealous smiles spoke language
truly animating to Npse who nobly fight the
battles OF their country.
| The Eagle Tavern was most brilliantly iRa.
minated, and a transparency over an Eagle,
with the words &c WE HAVE MET THE ENE.
MY AND TItEY ARE OURS" gave great eff.
lcct to the interesting scene.
1t gives us great pleasure to learn, that the
Corporation intend TO give public dinner this
day at the Eagle Tavern, i'll honor of this Naval
Hero, and that the Committees on the part OF
the Common CoAncil and of the Citizens, have
made arrangements for the purpose.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

by virtue Of decree of the Court of Isle of
~ Wight county, September Term, 1913, will
be sold, TO the highest bidder for cash, at the
store-house of the subscribeF, in said county,
on Tuesday the 10th of November next, the
following Negroes TO @it ,-Rose, Patience,
Pegg, Moriah, Cyrus, Kan@slph and Joe, for.
merry the property ofEdwsH Winston, decd.
add claimed by John n yyisston, by mortgage,
SAID decree OF the Court directs the proceeds
at sale of said Negroes, to be applied to the
paynento t said Atkinson's deed Of trust-the
mortgage being paid off by Edward Winston in
his life time. or so much as shall be sufficient
10 discharge said deed of trust, &c
ANDREW Wo0DLEY, Surviving
Trustee and Ad'mr &c. of Edward
Winston, decd.
Nov. /. (A1
or The above sale is necessarily and unavoidabIy
POST PONED till "Wednesday the 1st day Decent
Der, when ii will certainly take place.
Nov. s. (tds)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
From tie .aoany Argus Of Tuesday.

The army under Gen. Wilkinson, reinforced by
the detaehments under the command of Coils. Ran
doiph and Coles, began their movements from Gre
nader Island, down the ST. Lawrence, on the 81 ST
of October On the evening of that day. General
Browns brigade, which forms the advance of the
army, arrived at the mouth of French creek, oppo-
site THAT OF Gannepadoqn river. This poi0t leaves
IT in doubt whether Kingston or Montreal be the
object ot the expedition. Cur opinion however, is
that the latter sthe mark, and that yesterday or
TO day, Generals Wilkinson and Hampton effected
their junction before that city The public will re-
member, that on-the 18th of November, 1873,
Montgomery took possession of Montreal. This is
the best answer to those Who believe that the late
ness OF the season forbids the hope ola successful
prosecution 1.-THE campaign in latitude so far to
the north
We have seen publication of the British Adi
zen. Banes, giving most pompous account ot q
late affair between Sir George Provost and Gene
raj Hampton, on Thursday the 2lst October Gen.
HamptJn's movementswere from the beginning in-
tended TO draw the knight to the sources OF the
Chateaug'y river-butinsteaG offollowing the Gen,
eral his knghtship retired before him. Ii is rdicu-
ious enough To lind in this report, that the comman-
der IN chiefof the British army, and Major Gen.
he Nsttevile, and other great dignitsries, should
have bceneusSged at the head o. three hurdred
militia aud Indians Is this the kind of force
with which these heroes mean TO defend his msies.
ty s province of Lower Canada Ii So we predi, Z
that hke Sheatie and Proctor Sc. those mighty ge-
nerals will soon leave the Canadian militia TO fight
their own battles, ard that the next news we have
VIII be that they are snug in Quebec.
Ten. HarIso' has arrived at Fort George with
from 1900 10 1000 men aud will probably soon
move down the Ike, as the whole Of the enemy's
force have reiterated to Kingston.
The corps which lately left Fort George under
eel Scott, of $50 men, has arrived at Sacket's Har.
Dor, The Colonel has proceeded to join General
Wilkinson.
The Kentucky volunteers under Governor Shell
by, as also the mouuted regiment under Col. JOHN
so1, who was recovering from his wounds) have
been dismissed aud have returned home The pri-
sopers captured by Gen III r.isun have beech sent
to CmlleOtl,e. Gen. Cass is governor pro TEN Of
and Sandwich.
$40 ofthe hostile Indians, have rendered their
submission at Detroit
The Secretary of War, and his excellency CIV.
Dor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

Land for Sale.

/ TIE subscriber wishing TO remove to the
western sountry, is DESTROYS ofdisposing OF his
Plantation, lying near Micheaux's Tavern, i'm
Powhatsn county, situated in healthy and a.
greeabie neirhbourhood lie will sci. four hun
dred and fifty four acres, nore or less, together
with moiety of the Cedar Grove Mills, on the
said plantation The - has been newly re-
built from the Pitt Geer the Hopper Boy, &
is in complete mappfactrHhg order it has eve.
ry advantage as Tots situation, it lies within
half annie oS the Geni,o & Buckingham Roa =
where all the produce Of the upper country
er, and within miles of Appomat;ox River, 4.
within 81 miles OF the City of Richmsnd- lie,
deems 1t unnecessary to give more particu
lar description, as no doubt, persons q isposed
to purchase, viii personally view ehe pr 1nises
Lands in the Ohio ate would be taken in p.rt
payment ofthe purchase, IL the terms Coulti he.
agreed on, aud the balance would he expected
in cash, or approved paper at short dates
UAA CRATES.
Powhatan, 18th Nov. I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
Mr. Twaits vas SICK at the time.

NEW YORK, Nov II
.qrrfval at albany ojCO 3f1fODoRE PERRY
fhe Gallant Hero Of Lake Erie.
BIZ the Steam Boat, which arrived lass erenine,
zoe receiued tie .9l6oay Register Of THesday,
from r,iici rie faisozri7is articles are cot,,ed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
William q Mary College

HE law Lectures in William and Mary
College, viii commence on Monday the
18th OF November, under tly.iirection of Chan
ceilor NELSON, Professorbf Law and Police
Mr.. CAMFpELL Fr0tk OF Mathematics,
will also give Lectures on Natural Philosophy
MIR Vim. BRow Att9Esey at Law, formerly
a Graduate of Willisht4nd Mary College, who
also attended whilst in Europe Course of
Lectures in the College of Edinburgh, viii dis
lcharge the duties Of Moral Philosophy, sc
The Lectures on Mathematics, Natural and
Moral Philosophy, &C. will commence immc
dia,civ.
Nov /. (sw1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
Notice.

THE Executors Of theslale Aey6C E. Watkins
being anxious to close tierousiness Of the Es-
tate as soon as possible[ hereby notify all those
indebted to the EstaiS, to-come forward and
make immediate pSyfaont, "a suits will other
wise be instituted indiycr lateiy-All those
who have clsTrh against said Estate. are
requested 70 .cnt .thesF immediately, pro
perry authenucS16ss aHd they shall sreceive
payment.
THOS. B Walk MS,
ISAAC Curb,
ErecHf0rs.
GoochIand, oct, 22Hd, 1918. Sw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

A general meeting of the shareholders in
the Christian Library isrequested at the
Mason's Hall on "Wednesday the 18th inst.
at o'clock p. nj, It's effhestly requested
that all who have spbsei1Ded to this institu-
ton, give attenaapce, a. business of very
great Importance 10 the Society must then be
transacted.
BY order of the Board Of Directors,
JOHN II. RICE, Pres't.
9Th November, 1918. (tm.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
(Sw.l
NOTICE.

I'M Friday the 10Th instant, at 10 o'clock,
" viii be sold. at the late dwelling of
Edward Wanton in This city, all the person
a, estate of the deceased; consisting OF
Household and Kitchen furniture--lAeS.ise
2 complete set of tools for the Cloqf and
Watch milking business, one tine pieEe and
the movements of several others. ind one
Cow i erNs Of sale, fer all purchases not
exceeding SEQ cash. aptt7pr tho{e above,
90 days, withN ties anFapyfovedy endorsers,
negotiable au& payablsap eitber of the
All persons inSx eed>So tbk said estate,
are desired 70 MARI Immediate payment. &
those VITO have claSus against the same,
are desired to bring &en1forward, authen.
ticated as the law reouhys. Those who have
left watches or other SYicles for repair,
exc are requested tofpplN for them with,
out delay.
THoMASM. TuRNN. .dam,.
Of the Eatqfe Of Ed Ha,xon, dec'a
November I'M. ST.
n. b. The bhsiness hitherto conducted by
the decd. wiz continue, under the Hanage-
ment of the subscriber, for the benefit Of the
widow ofth deceased and the patronagaof
his friends are solicited, under an assurc
ance, that the same shall be conducted
with dispatch aad fidelity.
THOMA NJ. TURPIN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

GoochIand. DOT, 22nd, 1919.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
THEATRICAL.

Il was reported in England about the oSth Sept
that Mr. KEAiBLE, of the Theatre, was coming
TO this country 1
A new Theatre formerly the Circus in Broad
way, New York; snder the management OF Mr..
TWAITS, was opened on Wcdue sday evening 81
inst. by the following address, written tor the occa-
siou by Mr.. 'rwaits, and del ysred by MIR. Robert
sou in the character OF .IisericGn Tar This The
atre is to be conducted on new plan, by a Com
monweaitb Of Players-thc proceeds are 10 be e.
qualify distributed according 70 the merit and eNsr-
ton OF each individual composing the company
Much good acting will be the consequence OF tho
competition betw een the Old and New Ihcatres.
MIR. aud Miss Holman are now performing on the
new boards & Mr. Cooper on the old.
Niessmates, ayast don't haul yet Delay
before we sill, I've something here TO say
Excuse the roughness of Sailors speech,
Who bluotiy uttels, what hia heart doth teach,
We don't RGfacer about Ivrorg aud right
We feel the -SroYAS, and gdin the right by right.
The crew on board this wel rigs'd ship are stfhnch
Some you have sail'd with-But before they launch,
I've come TO tell you, what they hope to do;
EhsgFe With atio' AMI SO conquer uou,
as FERRY changd his ship, bravely TO make
Lis conquest certain fighting IN the Lakes
so, though the flag is Suited in the fight,
Let Ustofy crown the efforts of TO night;
4 ho captain OF this frigate, shook.my Inst;
Says he, "you know I'm on the ducter's list,
: And ean't on deck at present show my nose,
81 10 let my friends know how the matter goes
And though Old Davy has INN en- the hip,
fis constant cry, is, "s:on't give up the ship"
He says the crew are able men, and willing,
And what they gain, he'll share to the last shilling
4 lie 1Ottnty they expects your applause,
Know twill be ddulac' q nlsuclI cause:
Your appreciation blows n prosperous ga,ei
4 hen let II Walt them with flowing ssi
Your favor, is the breeze, they hope 10 And &:
Mith your assistance, they VIII raise The sgfnd.
B1t should they fail in duty on the deck,
Throw Fem no fast bat let EN- go to .sreck
-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

NOTICE. shall petition the LeEix>
~ lature of Virginia IT the 1sst session.
TOR leave TO ERECTfa. YOL- BRIDGE
acrtSs lanes River, <cohm6ncing OH my
land in the county Of Chesterfeld, adjoining
the town of Manchester. and abutting on
the opposite side hereof, il the county of
Hehrico, where have Sbtained land for
the purpose.
EDWARD w. TRENT.
sept. IS, eDtmI,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
Land for Sale

RYvirtHe of deed of trust executed by
H bernard Sims, Esq to the subscriber on
the 2Sd day March, 1912, in order to secure
the payment of two bonds, made payable to
Carter Page, Thomas N Dean and Miller
Woodson, commissioners acting under de-
cree OF tho Superior CoHrt oHChancery for the
Richmond district, wbereinf the executors of
Alexander Trent, were clShplainants and the
representatives ofPherfcA Trent, defendants,
the amount of SAID ponds fi3l.--1 he first paya.
bic for the sum of f06l 10, June IS12--the Sc.
cond bond payable for the sum of l06l. 10. June
1913, with interest on said bonds from June
bill shall, at Cara, in the county of Cum
oerland, on Tuesday The Esd day of November
next proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, for
cash, under the said deed oftrust,
III ID Acres of Land.
On the south side of lVillis's river, which, said
tract was sold by the said commissioners al
Cumberland courthouse, when the sait; Bernard
SIMS became the purchaser, OF so much thereof
as will be sufficient IN discharge the said BAL.
aDos. with interest and all costs attending the
sai6of said Tract Of Land.
VSI. NJ. THORNTON, Trustee.
tda
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
20 Dollars Reward,
For experimenting NEGRO MAN named
III \ r II V.

Who eloped from my Plantation on Chiakaho.
mony, the 26th ult lie is about 30 years old,
prodisiously stout and. strong made, VERY
black, has grnm IoDk, ID countenance, and
coarse voice, was raised At Col Ambler's quar-,
ter near Westham, bostt is probable that he is
gone 10 iynchburg, whose he has some relati-
ons and attemRRl to Eeach in a boat some
time ago He iSd-off pair ofnew blue and
white Kersey pantaloons, an old dirty looking
coat, and rs very dirty and sloven'y in his dress
will give the above reward to have him Sc
cured IN jail so that get him again, and pay
all reasonable expenses if delivered to me in
this city.
BENJAMIN DU-VAL
Richmond, Nova If.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
Land for Sale

4 WOULD wish to sell ten or twelve Inn
a dred acres Of Land, lying in the Count
Tot Orange, on the R&d}eading from Sw;ftS,
Kun to Orange CoyN House, and IN less tha,
mile from tho lattef place. The prea re-.
part OF this Land is n its original GROWTH
and TIE tract equaY in value to anv .b;ob
Land in the state. There is on Il from IS
lty to seventy acr(s of the very FIRST rate lou,
grShnds The Land will be Showed By nv.
SELL or IN my absence, by Mr.. Rosxp'r.
BROCK, living on the premises.
June IS, 1918.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-19

the Rapid. Of the Miami. The Ameri.
can force is stated to have been 1900
strong; the .eHerny's consisted OF SOC
British regulars and 700 Indians-7o or
30 Indians and IA British were killed
and General fecumseh taken prisoner.
We fear that this news is not true.
The French ship Tamerlane, from
Bordeaux for this port, was chased on
shsre on the Middle Grouaa on Tues.
day night by the BRUSH sioop of war
Tartara Us, who also gr54hded, but throw
ing all but 1 of her guns ovsr, got of.
She took possession Of the French ship;
took the CREW out, and left her IL charge
of crew from their ship; they also
took Hampton Pilot Boat. AND put on
board quantity Of dry goods, brandy
and wine, taken out Of the ship, manned
her and ordered her cut to the other
ships, but the Englishmen having ali
got drunk, the skipper OF the Bout took
the helm and carried her into Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-19
ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, January le.
u TO SHEw
"To sHEw
rHB VERY AGE * BODY OF THE TIME
lis FORM AND PRESSURE.

We have been frequently asked of
late for the speeches of Mes.rs. Quincy,
Emmett, Blocker, Shelley, Randolph, s
others, upon the Army Bill. Their I'M
usual length has rendered it impracti-
cable for us, to give them entire to the
public at this early day, aad to have gi-
ven them otherwise than entire, would
have done injustice both to the speech
es and to the subject. 1t is to be hoped,
however, that so much valuable state
information as these speeches contain,
will not be withheld from the people,
longer than is necessary to prepare them
for publication II is to their rcttresen-
:atiucs, that the people look for insorma-
ion upon matters which they alone have
the best meaus of examining-and it is
therefore duty incumbent upon the
representatives thus situated, to d;ssc-
rinate such information among his con-
stituents as speedily and as widely as
possible. We do believe, that notwith
standing the arts of a few corrupt and
designing men, if the great body of the
people Of the United States, could be
made to see the true si,p~ion of their
country, and to understand the causes *
consequences of the war in which we
are engaged, they would abandon the
men. who under tbs specious pretext OF
defending their rights, haze wantoniy
put to hazard, all that can make those
fights worth contending for.
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January z

~ Superhne Yellow berk.
DR.S.aNFORD'S improved pow.
DER OF the BARK, having been used
and nirbly approved by many phvsi-
ci,ns of distinguished character in dii]e"
rent parts OF the United States; the
proprietor is now encouraged TO offer
it to the FACULTY in general, under the
persua.ion, that no practitioner o. taste,
in the choice OF s means, can !ail 20
be grat,6ed in The use Of this elcT:nt
preparatlon.-ln strength, f0eness and
ccrtainty OF operation, it greatly SUP
passes the bark in common use.
THe ESSENTI-5L SILT or
BARK plcpared 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 meb@
chants and private families Sold by
James Kennedy, sen.
21ukseller. and no othsr ffrson N
Alexandria
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Land for ..ale.

By virtue ?fa Deed Of Trust from B"sh4
rod Washington. jim. Esq, Of Mount
Zthhyr, 10 The sub,er'bers, we shhR
hrgceed 10 sell for cash at Pubhs .dDe-
ton on the 9Th day Of February nerti
ON the flremises,
Ali those Tracts of Land,
situate in the county Of Westmorelaud,
called Laurel Grove ard Maurye's de-
vised ia the said Washington, by Cpl.
William Augustine Washington his ia"
Their or so much hereof IS will satisfy
the debt and interest therein mentioned
and the costs arising from this sale.
Jesse Tlmms,
Carter Mitchell,
7rusfekE
January7 Is
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

LATEST FROM FRAME.
The schooner Lynx, Captain Taylor,
arrived at Annapolis, on Saturday. ~
days from Nantes, brings intelligence
from France 5 OF IA days later than that
brought by the Gold Conner. The
American" Of yesterday, Contains
summary of the news, and also the 9th
and ssth Bulletins Of the grand army,
which we shall give tomorrow.
The repor, in France at the time tho
Lynx sailed, was, that the Grand Army
had entirely evacuated Russia; that
they would winter at Konigshurgh in
Prussia, and would move for St. Peters
burg in the spring Preparations were
making in Paris for the reception Of Boz
naparte It appears 'sat prior 10 their
evacuation of Moscow, the French blew
up the Krealin & destroyed as much of
the remains of the city as they had time
to effect. MIR. Barlow has in truth
amounted his jaded poney" togo inquest
of his Imperial FrenchNIajesty. An aril.
Gle dated Berlin, Nov. 7, announces his
arrival at that place, on the 5th, whence
he proceeded OH the day following tor
Konigsbu'g. Great cxeruons were
making in the maritime departments ot
the French empire for lnannlng the
Navy.
1t was believed that some favorable
comaercial arrangements would be
speedily made between MIR. Barlow and
the French government. Markets tor
American ploauce, high. An article
from ConstaElinople of 10th October
published in the Monteur, mentions
the prevalence of the plague in that
city, which was raging with great vlo-
lence. Particulars tomorrow.
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BALTIMORE. January ls.

General Harrison arrived al chill
co,he on the soth Dec. A paper OF inc
AZ, states tia, the general declines the
acceptance of the Office Of brig. gen. genera raj
j. the army. because he ""a'o ny" oe
the Youngest of all the ofhcers o. .ha'
grade, general Boyd excepted >o o.. NJ Nc
,,,, continue 10 the command OF the n.
western Army as major general OF the
Ken,ucky quota, until the emo OF the
ianna;pn. We rope he will not even
then quit the service of his country sya The
'h,sc, ,f the generafs visit to CMllIco-
80 was to consult withGo'ernor Me1ss
y, business Of importance.
Intelligence has9been received 10
Gown from Ohio, stating that Genera'
upper. with a detachment OF y'i,;I N
GERS, had defeated party 81 btl''sn
and Indians, Two or three mles ABOVE
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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
MONDAY, ] .nuary Is.

MONDAY, .nuary Is.
Mr.. Brigham presented the petition
Of 8enja,uin Randall, of tbs state o.
MASSACHUSETTS,, revolutionary soldier,
PRAYING q pension. Referred TO the
ccn,mittee Of claims
NJ Wheaton prcsentedtb the petition OF
Joseph S pies end therss of the co'luty
Of r n,irlph, Mas. nraying the res ltu'
,ion Of vessel and cargo OF moiasses
imported from t West Indies. Re
erred to the committee Of ways and
means
On ,notion of Mr.. Mitchell, the petl'
,ion Of Isaac ClasnIrwas referred to the
committee of commerce and Manuiac'
lures.
Mr.. Sybert presented a counter petit
ton to the one presented ssn'e Gays
since fom Baltimore, complaining OF
the conduct Of Oliver Evans in respect
TO has patent right Referred to the
committee of commerce and mauufac
lures.
Mr.. Cheyes, from the committee OF
WAYS aBd means, exported bill aufho'
rising a loan, for a sum net ereera'"g
millions Of dollars. Read twice
and referred to committee OF the
whole house for Thursday next.
Also. bid authprising the issuing OF
Treasury Notes for the service OF the
wear 1878 Read twice aud referred to
COMMITTEES of the whole house tor.
Thursday.
Also a bill for The relief Of the 3 bic
Society of Philadelphia. Read tNisc
and referred to comni,tee OF the Whole
house for this day.
The Speaker laid before the house
renort of the Post master General rela-
tive to public contracts and the salaries
of clerks in his department.. Referred
~ ,he committee of ways and means.
The house took up for consideration
the resolution offered few days since
by MIR. Taliaferro for authorizing the
POSTMASTER General to contract with
the proprietors Of steam boats to Carry
the mail, and to prohibit letters from
being transported by water between post
towns. except BY special contract with
tbs postmaster general.
MIR. Rhea moved ts strike cut the ias'
member of the resolution. Carried
The resolution as amended was then
adopted.
amendment Of the Constitution.
MIR Plckens offered the following:
Resolved, BY she Senate and House
| of Representative. Of the United STATES
! in Congress assembled. f1v0 thirds q
ko,b Houses coneurrins: That the toll
| lowing article be proposed 20 the legs
,atures 9th several states as an amend