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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20
TO BE HIRED.

TWO Negro Men, four Women o,d Rcv. 40.
plantation.
The owner being about TO leave the st.,e is t,esi
rous ct hiring them together to- reputable fs,ni,s
at "a distance from towr--Ihe Terms will he verv
reasonable. Apply I"
JAMES BROWN. ir. * ca.
A,ao For Ss'c, very likely Young Womsn. g
good spinner.
August IL. IT
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August &.

w ILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder on a
w credit ot twelve months, on the Goth Sey of
August next, at the Tavern Of Airs. ssrah Hpki,s,
in thu County of Essex
Is VII U.HBLE SLAVES.
Belonging TO the estate Of Basil Browne decd. and
on the 27th Of Angus: next, will be sold on credit
OF twelve months from the first Of January 1914. a
Valuable Farm containing
2i7 ACRES, more or less
Situated in the County OF King William bejereiro
to the estate of said Bssil Browne deed The inn,
proyements on the said tract of lasdare suficieni
for the accommodation OF q small family The sale
OF the Land will take place On the premises
Bonds with approved security viii be required OF
tbs purchasers Of the land and sates-Possession
OF the Land will be given the LIST. of January,
1919.
J. BOHANNAN,
August 10. yqv
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EALU.fBLE,P PROPERTY TO RE
IHASED

a "'IIiea'e tor term Of year,, on advantageous
terms Tor the iessee, Il tenement on the rnsii.
greet hchmons, belcrgn; 20 the es,ate ef Sally
brown decd; adjoining the Brick buisn- of Mr..
1ohn Stubbs-Aiso, piece OF vacant s,ounl COW
tsnns about Ia Acres, be- singing to die 50 I. es-
se on the street leading from, the -,an street to
noeke.s' anu co hsooss to the pres5y terian
Church. Mr.. Richard Young vii, SHOW the proper.
" 10 any person DESTROYS o. ssinr H. and pos,esson
%'h ne gwen ct the tenement, on the first Cay 1T
'snusry next, aud OF the vacant ground, on a bar
ga'i, fer il being ctr ended
JAMES BRANDER, trustee.
Manchester, Aug. II. CIV
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ADVERTISEMENT.

~ be Sold at Public Auction, on "wednesday the
~ Isl Day OF September next, before the door Of
the bell ayern in the City Of Richmond tract Of
land containing one hundred and seventy six seres
laying eight miles below the city, ami adj iuins tie
lands OF MIR. Jesse Fraser and Benjamin GSs,.a.
here Is on this land large quantity OK exos.leff
timber Any further information may be had b.
applying to James II. Lynch, Aucuoneer, or the
subscriber.
JOHN WooDFIw.
OTSale TO begin at 70 o'clock.
August 10. stp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20
BoARDING- HOUSE IN WUJIAnsBUpc

BOARDING HOUSE IN WILLIAMSBURG
TIE SUBSCRIBER
yESPECi FULLY informs her friends and the
= z Public, that her House continues open for the
reception OF BOarders, and to furnish Private I'm.
tcrtsinment. She will also have WASHING done
Tor those Who favor her with their Company, and
trusa that the ssnteel accommodations be obtain
ed 10 her house. will afford satisfaction aud ao,ofort
to travellers sd otsr0. choosing TO reside under ito
ROOF,
ANNA BYRD.
.gRp1skIY
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MCH6NC RY.

~ CHHNCERY:
AMHERST County, duly Court, 1918.
En"sra u Davis, ComPPt,
AGAINST
Thomas L. Gaines and Lucy bis wifs, and Tucker
NJ. "ooason, Dgf'fs.
& Vie complainant having fled his Bills and the
d Defendants Thomas l.. Gaines and Lucy his
wife not having entered their appearance and civ.
en- security according to the ACT of Assembly and
the rules OF this Court, and it appearing TO the sat-
iseeton OF the Court that they not inha btsnts
within the limits cf this eelth--h is tAeye
fore erdered s. dee,eed, That unless the said les,
named Defendants do appear here on or before the
first day of October term next and answer the Cam
painants Bill, the came rs to them shall be. taken
as confessed, and the matter ~ equity thereof shall
he decreed ACKNOWLEDGEMENT it ~ further ordered
That copy of this order BE forthwith inser,ed in
some Newspaper published in Richmond, g months
siooessivey and another copy posted az 1t the front
door Of the court-huuss ci this county on
day.
a Copy, Teste,
a. 3. DAWES, D. c. A.c
August g. epSy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20
NAInNH INsuRANnE CnMpANY.

THE Directors of this institution having nv +,
resouton OF their board authorized INC to receive
subscriptions TO cot1plsts tie Capits Stock of The
same Motto is hereby given chat book for iris
purpose IS now open and attendance viz be given
turing the Hsssi hours Of business ~ The Office Of The
Conp%Y IN the room lsts't occupied as the CoIlee
Richmond, I'd June 1919,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20
August II
EDUCAJJON.

! Fl. CIRAnDIN informs the Parents end Guar
4 dams concerned in his select b.G, that he viii
res,ime the instruction 81 Youth at G.enmore Al.
beinar'e eou ~, on the 5th day o. September. next
The Pupils engaged are requested TO meet Ir eciseiy
at that time.
August II. lst Sent
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August 10.

4 OST or MisaiJ. some time ia the rear 1906
- BOND granted by SIR Benjamin Oliver, ir
to Mr.. Jno S~aun, and by him assigned 20 me- and
by me to Mr.. Colin M'Rae.--5aid FOND amnnnte ed
to L.5lo, due ist January 1905. When transferred
TO Mr. A1Eae there credits on it, which retlti.
ecd It to Il 22S, which has, understand, been
paid, and IS ia full oil the aforesaid Bond.
BRETT RANDOLPH.
Powhstan, August g. wSN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20
CLASSICAL e. MATHEMATICAL,
Sc l1IN.dRY

HE Subscriber most respectfully informs his
friends and the public in general, that he will
open school on the iTtA lost, in the late printing ct
rec ct MIR. Thomas tchie, where hs proposes to
Instruct rs Young Gentlemen, and not more, in the
brauch.s:
In the Engltsh Experiment -iesadins, Writing,
Irammsr, Composton. Geography U,e Ut the
6iobes, hrithmetie, Algebra, Gen,netry, the F;'e.
ments OF Astronomy, Gausins, Mensuraton ard
Surveying.
In the Classical Departments Latin and
Irec< Languages accurately, * Elements oil Bellies
Lettres.
In the F'cnch Debnrtntcn. "A Gramms ,;csI
knowledge at the French Language, with the prao.
tee ct reading and translsths it.
Term: " tnifton, pasdhle quarterly, in odvance.
For the English lieis tment which Z ON
IS TO incluG :, rirtusiiy. every pupils ID"
Do with Latin ar Greek, CIR both 50
Do with French 5o< :
Do. with the addition Of Latin orr II :
Greek, or either, wiih French 30
hnnasl extra charge, tar fuel, INK, Sc. 81
Paroensr attention shall be psid to English gram
mar, Composition, Mercantile Arithmetic. and the
practical parts of the Mathe matcks, the Mensura
uen OF heights, distances, areas, and solids. There
wi he two vacaucns, one, week at Christmas &
two IN the month Of July.
FRANCIS POWER.
August II. Ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20
IN CHHNCt ny.

IN CHH.hCh ny
IN Amelia County Court, 9th Nay, 1918.
John Willy CemsPs.
ssAGAINsT
Samuel Cobbs Il William Leigh, deputy for Thos
Parkinson, lste s;hcriG OF Amelia Def'fs.
'HNHB defendant Cobbs not having entered his sp.
u pearance anti given security according to The
Act OF Assembly aud the rules OF this court and il
appearing to the saisact ton OF the Court that he ia
not an imhabtant Of this commonwealth, on the mo.
tion OF the mplainaut, by his connsel-- IS orGe-
red, that the said defendant Cobbs do appear here
on the fourth Thursday in September next aud an.
swer the compainants bill give security Tor per-
forming the decree to be rendered in this cause q
that copy Of this order be forthwith insert d in
some public Newspaper published in the city of
Richmond or Petersbsrg for two months su &C. ssiye
~, and another copy posted the front door oil tn
Courthouse of THIS County two successive Court
days.
A Copy, Teste,
7. T. LEIGH, C C.
July @. wswn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20
Nt>s ICE

HAT petition win be presented to the Assem-.
by OF Virg ns for law To ne pass. auth ,r,sn,.
the "peninS OF csnsi on the south side OF ja,nes
Niv,r, from Westasm to Msncaester.
Aug. IL. ew
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= =. 4.
s, ls;: z Z; ]. 81 4
PETER II TFLLIER-
DXWXIHI

Z lis removed 10 The rooms over Captain Crutob.
fields store, it being opposite the Swan Tayerp.
~Dere he is practising "a the vstoas branches Of his
professions that IT, setting artificial teeth, cleansing
plugging, extrasdng, sc.
N. u. a line or servant directed 70 p. lie Teller
at tho sSove place will be attended to-
.InIy %, ar
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20
FRESH DRUGS u AfEDICTVES.
PAINTERS n DyEn's MATEuJAIs g.. T..

FAIH bH'o y DYBt|5 MAIEltIALS, Ne 10
' NE subscriber, fev doors below the Bel Ia.
n vern, lac just received, iy lend carriage, from
New. York, baltimore and AIsxsudria, fu!i Il well
selected assortment Of Drugs and obedience which
ne warrants 20 be genuine and frssh they we're
we'll is IN, which will enable him 60 sell
q few articles as cheap for Cash, as Such articles
we're sold for before tho var.
ordersiron his old customers, AMI FROM ths coun
try, and Recipes from Me,bosl gentlemen, puuetu.
ally attended to.
Beet ohe,maeei, Lamf oil, Boiied and
Ra7O Ltnsced oil, Street Oil. and one groee
II Castor oil, also on reasonable trims.
WILLIAM WEST.
AupoIst IA vtr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20

For Sale at the Office Of tie En9uire-,
AJELLISHs TRAVELS in the United States,
Y 4 with 6 Maps.---ALso Me3ish's MAY &C
The Seat Of War, accompanied by small Map ~
he Niagara River--snd = Pamphlet, descriptive Il
the Cerads EEoai,er-pr'ee uite s'tllings
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20

N I'eachsr Wanted.
ANE the Subscribers wish 20 employ an English
" Teseher, to take charge Of school in Pow.
hatsn-one "ho viii come well recommended, will
meet with liberal announcement by auplvieg 70
Jacob .Nichau<, francis G10le Il Wan Scott
August 3. a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20
TRACT oFLAND

Tract GLAND,
Situated in Campbell Csuaty on Staunton River tbo
property Of Fayette Henry, late deed & common.
y known BY the Of The HilI's Creek plantation
This trast IS srppOsed to contain upwards of ONE
! ')OShHD ACRES the greater part Of iich
is good Tobacco Land. The purchaser will De res
CURED TO pay down one halt the amount for whisb
Il may be sold and to pay the residue ia one year
from that date, giving bond and goDl security w,th
Deed IN Trust ~ siever the payment thsrsaG
CHRISTOPHER HUNT, Ex'or,
July 90. aAD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20

'BVWgNTY Boxes Cotton Cards FOR sa,e. bv
JUCKE. StTsR g. eo.
June 4. g
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20
WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE.

'SVFIE Govern ors aHd Visitors of William & Nary
College, are earnestly requested TO meet in
CUbyocston at their Council Chamber, on Friday.
the 10th Of September next.
IT is ct the utmost Importance that the vacant
Proessorships be filed as possible that time
may he given for due notification to the public Of
the studies TO be pursued the ensuing term.
ROB'T SAUNDERS,
Rector.
The Vacant Professorshp. ore
ist. Law II Poice--aDnuai salary $500
Cd. Moral Philosophy, &c. do $500
Sd. Chemistry, sc. do ID. S6OO
fees--I ~eoty Dollars to each Professor apen-
ded,
Aug. ~. w4y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20

4 ~ the 9th day Of October next, will be offered
for sale pubiiekIy on tse premises, that yalsa-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-05-29
ALBANY, Nav is.

From Sackett's Ha.bor we Have YER
bal intelligence, that com. Chauncey
arrived there with his squadron the ear
ty part of last week. with the stores,
SC. taken ut York and that they we're
employed day aud night in unlading
and emharkinS troops, with whom it
was believed he was to proceed imme-
diately 10 Niagara.
a letter received by the last western
mail, dated at Niagara Oh Monday last
states that com. Chauncey had that day
sailed for Sacket's Harbor; that he was
expected again at Niagara the begin
ming of the present week, when it was
believed operations would immediately
commence against Fort George. Gen.
Boyd had been assigned to the brigade
lately commanded by the ever to be Ia
mcnted Pike. Between 3 and 800
troops had arrived from Virginia by the
western route--.9rSus.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-05-29

but among them cannot be ranked ma.
lignant, invetcra'e disposition, or a pro
pensity, wantonly to discclor facts 20
answer party views.
In my editorial career, ! have consci.
ersciously had TRUTH in view, and ap-
peal to Him who knoweth all mems hearts,
thar never wrote line which did rot
before had Truth for its foundation. Ia
discharging the unpleasant duties Of an E.
ditor, have occasionally come IN contact
with some 'could-pc great men like
yourfeit.) ] have exposed their aberrati-
ons from, duty. and have fometimes exhi-
bite, their hollow professions to patrio-
tisin and their overbearing anti repuH =
can conduit in true coiors-for this have
/ incurred their wrath, and the wrath of
mongf whom l mutt be permitted 70 RANK.
yourself-but let me tell you, Mr.. Brava-
do, that yourself nor the whole hoft OF de-
mocracy from - down TO -, thali
ever oblige me to swervc from my course.
| undcrfand my rights, and, in defiance
of democratic malice and traduetion, will
l exercise them. l am not to be in,imi-
dated by set Of despe radoes who dare
not boldly come forward from their hid.
ing places. and to whom y Gu play the
puppet. Some dae ardly towards have
been heard to say, thar they wosId sub
scribe SO dollars towards defrsying the
expenses of prosecution, in case you as,
saul,ed me; and was this morning inform
ed that you are TO be tackled by a set of
poor deludcd wretches, who, no doubt.
are ready, when their matter, found the
alarm, to commence the sceue of blood
and carnage-Let them beware.
To conclude, your publication furnlhes
incortettible evidence, that although You
are an officer, you are not a gentleman. [
invite you to put your threats of ch.lise-
ment into execution---I am prepared fot
yous JOHN HEISkELI.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-05-29
Lieut.. 9Th reSt. U. S. Inf'y.
US. H'n,haw, Military BrGtado and
Biach'yuard, alias Lieutenant Of the

US. H'n,haw, Military BrGtado and
Black guard, alias Lieutenant Of the
5th Regiment q. s. Army.
This man an author has commenced;
4 book hath written he;
bat people say it's void of sense,
Truth, wit or decency."
j have observed your sour filous address
in this mornings ConRellation. / allure
you, mott republican, puiiIant hr. il is
with real regret that / occupy any Part OF
my time in controversy with so Rupid
biackguard as conceive you to be-
Something will, however, beexpe6ted from
me, and that expectation ihali not DC dis
appointed-but will be as conclfe as the
nature of the cafe will admit of. The re-
port publiihed by me Of the CD sc In which
you aeted 20 conspicuous, un-ofhcer-iikc
and dishonorable part, was furniihed at
my requelt bv a gentleman Of the higheft
respettability who was present was
mott at the trial. Every fact ftatcd, as
were many others equally 'atrocious, was
proved by variety of witnesses in open
court, and your conduit was universally
TeProba,cd BY every man within hearing
of the trial-egen the democrats, am in
formed, were afhamcd of your favage,
brutal conduit, and some were heard 70
enquire, why vas fuch BLACKBOARD con
tinued in service?
give you the LtE, sir, IN reply to the
charge of having attacked your character;
the inference drew of your conduct was
authorized by the folcmn ssscveratiouS oil
diffefcnt witnefIcs in open court. No pei :
fonal considerations formed any par; of my
motives in exposing your conduet-As e.
violence of this, it is known to you that
never exchanged afword with you and
in truth, never fel, desire to cultivate
an acquaintance with 70 ignorant a BOBBY
who, fomc time ago, enquircd of gentle
man how much FUEL a horlc was entitled
! to iu the army J! In publiihing the trial,
was Influenced foley BY motives of duty
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-05-29
From the Commonwealth Ertrn.

PlTTSBURo, Sunday, May Is.
Copy OF a letter from Il gentleman at Lower
San,lusky To Mr.. John NJ. Snowdcn, dated
May Is, 1SIS-rcceixvd by express
4 is we'll with QUE little army ut tho
Rapids. General Harrison is now here
with his aids. He will go to Upper
Sandusky from this place. Three hun
dred Of the K;ntuc.ia.s uhich the Bril-
fist TOOK: at the Rapids ,cere landed on
the nth inst. at Huron. 1 have been
very busy here some days in getting
arms and ammunition there for ,hei.
defence. On their arrival it was fear
ed the Indians would land at the bay
and go down and attack them as 1hey
landed. They were so exasperatc,l Or
rather disappointed in the siege of fort
MeiSs, that general harrison tells me
they tell the British this is the last time
they will fight for them against the A.
mericans. Maipr Stodjard died Of the
lack jaw, orcasioned by his wound. L
wrote you that governor Me;ss, with
500 men and six Founders were cx-
pected here this day from the SOUTH
Major Balls squadron is also here
Had il mol been for the inferna! spirit
Which SScts mo Heh l" '"ihN uISs caR
do all things when they have done hut
part, the principal part of Proetor's ar
my, all his cannon aud stores must have
fallen into our hands. The Conduct IL
the Kentucky troops in flisobeyinS or
dcrs is astonishing. they passed the
river and got within two hundred yards
OF tue British foriiticatiUu before they
were discovered. They drove them
back, spiked their cannon and might
have brought thcm og. but uo--they
fell 10 fight away the IndiuEs and were
led off Que and n half miles. In the
mean time the British reinforced and
came in on their rear, and cut of their
retreat, and then yoI have their cnl-
SO men is all that wcrs Killed except
the keu.uchilns.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-05-29

IPickcns. Lieut.. H. replied that lie woult
mot go for him, nor even for God Al
mighty Outrageous blaspheny !!
On the part of the defendant, the ser
'Ijeant, whose charaeterSwas proved to bt
Infamous, and the court pronounced him
mot entitled 80 credit, was examined us
II witness and stated, that after having.
accor,ling to Lieut.. Fps order. convey
led Pickens to the guard house, he agreed
to receive the fs dollars, the balance OF
the bounty, which was accordingly put
into hi. hands, but which he soon thre W
from him. Another soldier who was
also one of the guard, also swore that
he saw Pickens receive As dollars as
the balance Of the bounty.
= The hon. Judse,,with that perspieui,
II and Independence which so eminent
Iy qualify him for the Office he fills.
summed up the evidence and concluded
by pronouncins the enlistment to have
been illegal, aud the conduct Of the mi !
litary highly reprehensibie. The plain
tiff was accordingly discharged to ti,eI
satisfaction Of all parties, who appear
ed unanimously TO deprecate the con-
duet of Lieut.. Henshaw.
Since writing the above we have oh
served the omission ofan important fact
being charged Will, having the s 3,
Pickins readily agreed to lie searched 4;
but no search was made he then OBJ
served, that he knew where the money
meaning, that it was in
possession Of some Of the party. 1t ap.
peared from the testimony Of the Ssr-I
geant, who, by the bye, was declared
of attention, that he put 20
dollars on the table, when he went out Il,
hut on his return there were bat Isl
Although there were many persons pre-
sent, no one could say that they saw
Pickens take the ,nohey.AThc seriean,
an, perhaps, best explain this mystery.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-05-29
NORFOLK, Nav 10.

On Monday afternoon the greater
part of the enemy's force left the bay;
there remains only a ship Of the line, 1
frisates, two barges and two schooners.
tits supposed the ships that have sailed
will proceed off the ports recently de-
clared in Il state Of blockade.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-05-29
supp,.m... !. d, vii! este, e..,,.. Of Ma, 20. /.


lfzens Till said suit bdlrousht TO issue
Be the result howe what ii may,
lean and will decIS5 with unshake,
: confidence andt ieniious feelings
q that If it SHALL in the end tina
u my. conduct isl }rah!c, it canno
sljustiy be attribufel ii disposition i,
me TO tyrannizel Famplins upon the
rights Of any malj but 10 IN ardent
lzeai to be service to my country
n proceed to rrnS { Oh Daniel Mes
/ lser's case, that lac {iso voluntarily and
freely took the booty, and was sworr
lin by Beatty CarYh, a gentleman OF
|jchaste principles unspotte,l inteSri
,ity, whose cxaminaI Ia before the judge
went to establish 1 ond the probabiIit,
,lofa senkt, tllatnS3 Ter had voluntarily
iilisied, was of sdIM n ind at the peri.
cd of taking the OH, duly acquainted
with the nature solthe obligation his
oath imposed on hE, and in fine APP
peared to the iuds1.nt Of said Carson
perfectly satisfied add to these cir
|cumstances MesseH subsequent offiei-
business and diiigeR from time to time
in soliciting his seshbors, intimates,
and others to enlist, 9clarins and avOw.
ing repeatedly on sefral days that his
enlistins was the ve} best step that he
had ever taken !-Y{, notwithstanding
this chain Of positiyaproof, the honor
able Judge released fm also
j mast now solict your pardon for
Coming to close Qutters-yOu avOw
yOu have never said digit to discourage
the recruiting servicd!!! Most admira-
bly, modest Editor! Having over and o.
yer pronounced the ;blic, OF the pre-
sent administration rlinous TO the coun.
try IN every point of Eiew-the repub-
iican sect a nerveieS and wicked body
the war in which we are engaged
disastrous--in woId, exerted your
might to make the VIII unpopular and
odious, aud the republican administra
ton contemplate, ylu now COME ou
sleek as glass, at !, dme when the tide
is shifting rapidly in favor of the arm
ofthe republic. and p:blishto the worit
that, notwithstaniin; you are a disur
sanizer, an, avowed, open and hishI!
hostile enemy to the only free govern
ment in existence, you have never sale
aught to discourage the recruiting ser
vice-O shameless mani!
Respecting the charge of miLitar.
despotism and outrage exhibited by yo'
against me, L refer to my uniform de
pertinent and to the foregoing statenen
which believe to be correct, to rebu
it. L deny the gross imputation, an'
hurl at your teeth the epithets Of mean
contemplate, busy body.
To strengthen your wanton attacl
upon my character, you catch at an I'm
guarded expression aud exciaim Outra
geous Blasphemy "A grossly profan
immoral beins yourself, it is unwarrant
able in You to say aught about another
immoraiity.-I would advise you t.
keep in mind for the future the adase
that those who live in houses Of glas
should cautiously avoid throwing stone
at their neighbours.
If you tiink to bully me with impu
nifty, you have mistaken your man
uerveless as you would willingly hav
to ne, thank my God, re
publican as am, have both the nerv
and the will to ehastise yon for your III
provoked and unmerited insoience.
w. s. HENSHAW,
Lieut.. 9Th reSt. U. s. Iuf',
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-06
lust Received for sale
Nv ANTHONY RHODES,

Boxes of Domestic Goods, con-
tanning Beducking, Sh; mbrays, Ging'
hans, Plaids and Stripes, Shawis
Cotton Threads, few pieces OF fine
quality S,tinet,s mixed coiors, bisck
am drab colored super6ne Cloth, cot
ton Shifting.
IN STORE.
Cotton Twist white and colorcd
Mens' and Women's fine and coarse
Shoes
Mems fine and coarse Hats
Saddles and Trunks
30 key. of first quality Chewing To-
5acco, long Twist
20 kegs of Pearl-Ash
90 pieces blue India Cotton
Cotton, Candles and Groceries as
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