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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-12
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Nav 81

From the subscriber, living near MIDI
lleburg. IN the frst-of April last a
Negro Man nameID ANIEL, who calls
nimself Daniel Chavers. tie Is about
% years of age; feet 10 inches high,
End very genteeDy made for slave !;
d black complexion; has small scar
betwecn his eye brows his upper tore
'-eth rather vide apart; has pleasing
ountenance, and is apt to smile when
ooken 10 he processes to be bsp'ls''
trays very well, and have no doubt
low attempts to preach. 1t is pre-
Sumed he will endeavor 10 obtain en-
ploy as waiter or cook, having been ac-
customad 10 both. Whoever Will Sc
aure said ave in any jail so that l get
i'm again shall receive the above re
ward. and if brought home all reasona-
ole expences pad.
Robert Brown
July 10 9awtf So
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NOTICE..

W. lCAs
FEvHE Subscriber, appointed Trustee
& by the honorable Court OF Chance
nv of the state Of Maryland, for the pur-
pose Of selling aud conveying the real
estate of The late Col Robert I. Hooe,
living in Charles county and state OF Ma.
ryland, will offer for sale the said estate
at Port, Tobacco, on Tuesday tho l7th
August next, consisting of about six hun
dred and sixty four acres. About hve
hundred and forty acres oil this land is
situated on the Potomac river and bind.
ing thereon, and known by the name OF
the. Maryland Point Tract 1t has two
tenements on it !; springs OF excellent
water, and abounds in Timber 1t is
fertile, healthy, lays very handsomely tor
cultivation, and has all the conVeniences
Of Fish and Fowl in their season III the
greatest abundance, and the convenience
of conveying to market the produce OF
this productive Farm renders 1t very
ysIus bic. The residue lies on the
head Of Stores Greek between the
lands of Mr.. Henry Dent and Mr., John
Brent; is very fertile; lies within three
miles Of nasigable water and hive miles
of Port Tobacco, and contains about cae
hundred and twenty-tour acres, at pre-
sent under rent TO Mr.. H. Dent The
purchaser will be>required to give bond
with approved security for the payment
of the purchase money with interest,
within six months from the Gay OF sale;
and upon the payment Of the whole sum-
and not before, will receive deed from
the trustee, conveying The title OF the
land SO sold. The title papers can be
seen by applying to
John Muncaster,
TRUSTEE.
July 2awts
~ The Editors of the Federal Rs
publican Of Georgetown will issert the
above twice week till the day of sale,
and seud their account TO this office.
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ENTERTAINMENT.

A HOUSE OF Entertainment is open
~ ed by Mrs. SusANNAH STREET. y
Winchester, near the house long occu-
pied as a Tavern by the deceased Mr.
phillip Bush-where Gentcel Families
and Travellers will meet with the most
comfortable accommodations.
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June 25

June Is law
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You are at liberty 10 use my name
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as from repeated trials l have foundit
an excellent remedy ior'colds, cooshs
SC.
RD BARRY.
BALTIMORE, June 20, so.
Messrs. Michael Lee e. Co.
I Was attacked with most violent
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during which my appetite iaiedsnd
my voice filtered So much that 1T was
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nounce single sentence louder than
my breath. ,ome Of my friends haE.
ing observed to me that much good
had been done by the use OF Lees t.
iixir aAvi:ed me to procure bottle
from Messrs Warner snd llama,
which ! accordingly did, to. those
persons unacquainted with the merits
of this MEDICINE, it will appear asto'
nishius tina, tire, doses shonld remove
the pains in my breast, ana the use
one Dottle only restored me to perfect
health.
J. A. SMITH.
rMarke Street, F. Point
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dated Norfolk, (Va.) July "a, 1872,
Messrs. Michael Lee y Co.
Your essence OF Mustard is highly
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SC
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Lees Anodyoe Elixir, for the cure
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Lees Tooth Powder.
The above Celebrated Medicine,
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-29
rcom the ogdenibu g Palladium.
A NOTE TO GIN DEARBORN

SIR mutt confefs, felt fome
furprife at the foIicitu1e you have
exprehed to know how it happened
that my own, and MIR Pariih's prop
erty elcaped being plundered by the
emmy, when they took this place.
/ have not been 70 much iurpriitd
at the enquiry, as the manner In
which the enquiry was made, l how
ever think there would have appear
ed more candor, if ou had extended
tia little further, and aik.d how it
happened that Jno. colt, and Charles
Hill eicaped being plundered They
are two prominen, democrats, and
neither of them have fuffered a
falihing-I am not unscquainttd
with the contemplate manner, in
which MIR. Dunning was attempted
10 be made ufe of, through the cum
ming of ecu. Brown; | expect the
Gen. fuppofed he would farther in
eratiate hlmfelfin into your good graces,
by tending Mr. Dunnlns to you with
letter OF inrodu6tlon--Mr. Dun
ni,s is a respectable man, and | be
,ieve man of truth, and alto be-
lieye no man who knows Gen
Brown. will believe, he would have
volu e,eerel letter of recommenda-
tioa in s,vor of Mr.. Dunning without
a motive, and particularly as MIR.
Dunning's huGnefs, IN no wife re-
gaired his feeins you, prefume this
mighty letter OF ,l,roduttion con-
ia mel nothing more than informa-
t,on that Mr. Dunnipg Kept an iun
in osdeniburg, and it was ponible
fomethng might be extracted from
him advantageous to particu'sr
psrfons in Ogae niburg, and at the
fame time, uted - an apology for
the difalter at this place, with the
fur her advantage of direrting the
public from feeling the ihanef"t ne
gl~et, in no, furniih ne a futficiens
force to protect the Walt amount of
public property depoiitsd here-i am
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-29
american and British Righa
egaGL


PERHAPS it is not sufficiently
known TO all who read the public pa.
pers, that Great Britain does not clam
any right OF impressmeni, which she
does not ALLOW 10 us. Il has been The
unceasing Glamour OF the paltizans 81
the Administration, from Mr.. John
q. Adams, aud The Committee of For.
eign Relations, down to Mr.. Austin Of
Charlestown, tina, e.. Britain would lot
suffer us 10 take our CITIZENS, land Is.
pecially those who have been natural.
lied in England from her merchant
vessels Mr.. Adams deola ed the Brit.
ish nation would not tolerate the Sane.
uon oil the practice-though they sub-
milted To il al dcae. Our Committee
of Foreign Relations inquire whether
Great Britain would permit the armed
ships of another power 10 enter on
board her merchant vessels, and lake
away the crew or part OF them And
Mr.. Austin says, if We should make
the attempt, G.. Britain would declare
war In month.
Now altho' we have high regard
Cor the intelligence and candor of ,hes;
gentlemen, one and all, and believe
that they have very extensive and TN
csgaGea views OF the policy aud temper
of the British nation, still we may be
pardoned for supposing that the Prime
Regent knows his own views, and The
policy OF his Cabinet al least as Well a
any one, or all of them. In his Late
manifesto, he clearly declares that lht
BriRsb Government has neUer assert.
ed any e.ralUsiUe 'igh', as 10 The imflress.
ment of British seamen from dmeriean
Vesseis, 7vhieh IL teas NOT flreaared 10 &C.
kno7viedge, as alternating equally 10
he Government ef he United SAFES.
lyifh reshect 20 american ssameh, sgber
/ouad on beard British mfrehaat Shifs."
Here is an end to conjecture and Grim.
ination on this subject. &. Britain
claims the right to take her ssanss
from our merchant vessels--and she
acknowledges that We have an equal
right TO take our seamen from her
merchant vessels. This seems Laccor
ding to the old sayingl as fair tor one
as other. And after this we hope 70
hear no more scolding about Grea
B,itain's claiming rights respecting
impressment, which she does not allcf
10 others.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-29
FRENCH SPUNK.

The following extract will be found IN
a letter, the copy o. which Is now IN the
Foreign Office in Washington, from The
French Ad. WILLAUMEz, 10 the French
Minister, in Uashinsfon,-dated,
Rauana, Oct. IS 1906.
81 have Just apprehended four sea-
men, deserters from the VatenrenSet iig'
ate, which found on board an Amen'
tcan brig, where they had engaged a'
seventeen dollars pei month. Now, SF'
il you can succeed in making the Amer
lean go,eihmen, pay down compe@
sation for this misconduct, in seduclng
thus our seamen, you will punish II BY
making il smart in that point IN whieh
il feels most, viz lis avarite IN money (;
and with so much the more yus1lce'
those people having for three years pss'
been continually injuring our fnar'ns "
seducing our best men from u.s.
The LAST lIewyork paper contain COY
or A letter from Commodore BeresiOfd, com'
rrand,ng the blockade of the Delaware !"
the f ST magistrate of l swiston, 'eqaesiy
him 10 send TO the Poictiers. Tor me use "
the squadron, 30 live bulIocks, Wi vrses.
bles and hay, which should be immediately
asid fer at Philadelphia prices; II reiuseo'
he should be under the necessity otdesiro,'
ing the town. In consequence OF inns ,e''e'
the Governor of Delaware has ordered sew
eral companies 10 be really 70 march. Lew
is,on has sbou, 80 houses. BeIesio,ds let
Ter Is dated March 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-29
From Norfolk,

fFOW NofToK'
Letters from Norfolk ofthe 10Th inst.
state thai 10 klad of business was doing
at that place, every man being Obliged
to be soldier. About 1000 troops
were embodied, and about 600 more
could be collected in few hours. They
were iorlifying the town to guard against
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-29
Ofte Of the BriRoi GAZETTE, Fa'rba7en
March 40, 1873.
5th Naval Victory.

! By gentleman from Holmes Hole, the
( following very pleaiing and highly in:ef'n-
ing intelligence of Fifth Naval victory
over the " MifreiS OF the Ocean," is re-
ceived.
Holn;ej' Hole, March 10, 1878.
This day arrived in this haroor the u
nited States nip Hornet, CaPt.LAwksSct,
! from crnife. OF Surrinam, tell IN wrh
His Britannia MajeRy's brig Peacock, Capt
PEAKr, of 70 guns, which he funk AFTER
Is minute. cloie adioR. The following
from the Log Book was handed us, which
diluted general Joy.
Thurfisy. ,sth Feb 1919. AT half
| - ,-i--s ~. 81 4,fasv~red arrange
| iail bearing down for us-at a, 40, ihe
| hoiltcd Engliih c)lours-at AGO beat to
| quarters and cleared ihip for action, and
hauled cloie to the wind in order to get
the weather guage Of her-at s, 10, holt
cd american colours, tackled aud food Tor
the eherny-at &, as, in paiiing each other
exchanged broadlides w1hin piaol ihot-
the enemy then wore and gave US their
ttAIboard broadiide-bore up cloie on her
0drboard quarter, and kept up iuch hea-
Wy and well directed fire, that in lefs than
IS minutes ne made the ignal OF iubmi.
hon, beng cut 10 pieces---ln tive minutes
after, her main. mat went 10y the board
ient our ri Lieut. on boar1-returncd with
her m Lieut.. who reported her To be his
Is itilh maiefty'S bri5 Peacock, mounting
10 guns. and "a men-that her commau-
der Capt Peake, was killed in the att ION,
great number of her men killed and
wounded, and that ihe was linking fat
dispatched the boat Immediately TO take
out the wounded and the rett of the priioD-
ers, and brought both veiIels TO anchor
made To fave the crew, The unfortunately
funk, carried down I9 OF her crew, and J
OF my brave fellows.
Ii. Conner, Midfhipmsn Cooper, and
the remainder of our men employed in get
ting out the priioners, with difficulty isv.
cd themfeves, by jumping into one of her
boats flowed on the booms-four men
were then taken from the foretop by our
boats.
We had one man killed, and two fight.
~ wounded. The enemy had eight killed
and twenty-feven wounded.
c, received in Bottom ftstes, that ihe wa. chat
ed off from ST. salvador by the Montague, "a,
Admiral ID ron, that off ST Augut IN ihe cap.
iured Brit,ih brig OF 10 guns, took 30 600
dolls IN lpeeie on, of her and then burn her :
tina, when ihe captured the Peacock another
ilIop of war brig hove in fight TO leeward -
that the Hornets bowiprit, main aud mizen
MAI being ipfung and the rgg,ug being
much cut. it was ,hough, prudent not to rifk
anorher engagement that only one hot
truck he hui of the Hornet. that the Pea
cock had killed and 8 wounded aud the
Hornet ! killed and 2 wounded thar fhe
was directly from England that iLe truck
IN "A miuu e. afer coming to clofs acton /;
ihat wh.n they took poGeiIion of her ihe had
feet war'er in her hoe and thar before all
the prifouers coud he removed fhe funk and
with her 20 of her crew and 8 OF the Hornets
and were drownded.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-29

hxtraa falefter J,on a gentleman at
Burlington, (Vcym7nt to bis friend
in this STATE, lated March 9th.
4" Col. Pixies regiment conhlting
of GOO men left 2lattiburg on the
9Th init. for the ueltward, which
occalioned great diit,efs at Platts-
burg, as they prehed fl'igns for the
folders and turned old men and wo-
men and children out of their ileighs
into the ftreet, many of whom were
fleeing from the enemy on tn, line to
their former reGdence in the New
England itates, poor. Whole families
were feen IN the itreet crying, aud
even ftout men were feen weeping AT
the fcene. Every plan was devlied
by the inhabitants and travellers to
prslerye their horfes from the folders
ard fome fucceeded though threaten
ed with death if they refuied. Col
Pike had 80 ileighs in his train
All the Asighs in this quarter are EN-
ployed in bringing provifons and mil
itary flores from Plalttburg, to this
town for fafety, as Their are only "a
bout a or 500 troops now LETT at
Plattiburg it is luppoied we have
depofted in this town about 10000
barrels of proviGons. but we are 10
far from the enemy that they cannot
reach us without much trouble and
rlik of returning"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-29

an attack by land. Several British sim,
OF war were at anchor in Hamn,an
Road All communication both halom
and up lanes River was stopped by fl,
squadron. Boats from the town cor,I
not so belo" Craney island On :,
the letters say | do not think the g,if.
ISL chips will ATTEMPT 10 come up ID ,ar
town, and have no ear of their land.
ing"
From the Philad ID moci,Iic Press
Exrdef ga letter 10 TIE editor, aleJ Ns,. r.
lie, March l8h, a o'c!ort. Z AZ
- have just tune to inform yu.. ,h.,
have boarded = shsilop, which came ~, :.
Cohsnsey Creek yesterday evening Al !,
clock The captain Of which states 90 me H.,
an Express had arrived at Bfidee.oxl ,ss
ierday, from Morris's river, Informing. ,bs,
the day previous. the enemy had paid hen
a visit, and had burnt four ShsIlops (nsme.
not knowa) also, light house erected at Tho
modth of said river, and had carried olY SEQ.
eral head OF Cattle aud Sheep, and sald,lbes
intended to proceed u ss soon as possible
Among the eeserlers from the U S. stns
advertised IN the last New Yolk PAGES !.
Barnahns Bidwell, Jun. Of Massaehuse,h
A soldier in the u. S army having erE,
ted iol five years, was few DAYS since
! com united To our state prison, for tL,re sev.
for stealing watch. While on Ia, ws,,o
/ the prison, We sre told, he boaslsd Of 6,,.
ing taken the watch, on purpose 10 gel
clear OF the army adding, hat lie wa,
aow going where he should H. sure offsag
qADte,s, conlfo,iab.e ,at,oas, and tsSuia, an.
sno besides that he should gam fsvo ptas
| freedom, into Il e bargain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-29

We might proceed but it IS need
less Every obferving we'll informed
men. Whole eyes are not in this par
ticular blinded by prejudice, mutt fee,
what MIR. Quincy comfortable time
fnce declared, to wit, /" that the quiA
of the executive is the La1U sftbe land .
The people generally, north of the
Delaware, have looked into this bull
nei,, and have given the qVell organ
lied fycophants and puppets OF the
palace, leave to itay a, home.
Connecticut Courant
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-29

man from the eastern district mas
thrown frebrand amongst AS ahd
IN his usual manrer has attempted IL
rouse the passions and preJudlces oi
revolutionary times, in order To Ian The
fme OF party spirit in this house,
The nan Is an enemy TO ms country
who. after the lapse nj thirty years, no"
enaeayors 10 revive ,he bIlter passions
which ragged during the storm OF Civil
war or who seeks TO visit upon hon.
&C, men of the present day, the political
signs nr their fathers now sleeping III
the dust.
But LASH, what foundation IS there
for this foul insinuatior, oil BRUSH ~
fnence and toryis''1
There il moi a fedrralist in this house
who has one drop OF tory blood IN his
veins For myself. will only say,
that WAS born a republican and IN
wbicpism did my mother conceive me
| was rocked in the cradle Oh he rev.
,,u,ion and my mothers milk was
no, syeetcr to my taste, than the prih'
cinIes of reeublic anism winch then
imbibed Republicanism The sound
stllI dwclis with rapture on my ear +,
hnt nv understanding Is almost con
,irced hat il is Uor e. hreterea n'ha'
When | see the fraud apd pecnlalion
the injustice and oppression, ths /, ram,
and persecution, daily practised undei
the name OF republlcanlsm my heart
sick-ns with disgust. There IS a hol-
low hearted hypocrisy, kind oil Ho"ft-
raj sorcerp, in such conduct; winch l
thank God. my soul abhors
But, sir. such articles and impos-
lures are the mere excrescenees OF a
free government. ! love my native
country, and glory in her REPUBLICAN
institutions
Mr.. LEWIS spoke in favor Of the
resolution and Mr.. Radclti against II.
Mr.. RooT spoke IN favor Ut the reso.
luton; ard said the memhe's from
The western district has deried the MAJ
esty Of the people
Mr.. PLArr replied; respect The
majesty of the people, as mueh as any
man. My maxlm is, he feofte sope'
reign in election, and o6edienf 10 Me
iazv, The people should always act
through the medium Of election and
when heir voice is thus expressed,
bow with submissive reverence 10 their
real majesty.
The gentleman from the middle dis
trict has misrepresented me. 'le'ldt
and de,est the mock majesty, and impu
dent usurpaiien, Of the ruting fatriols
wao crowed tavern ba -foom, and
cell themselves me feQh!c.
Put, sir, il any thing could lessen my
respect tor the real majesty OF the peo.
PIE, IL would DC, the manner m which
they .sometimes abuse, their stectivc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-29
HpwYopX, MARCH %

CThe loan 10 The u. y. oi hail miion of
do,iar. propoied in the fenate Of hi fts'e, is
refuisd ny the Houfe of Representatives on
the plea ibst all tie ,/ones1 Of r fate ave TS'nf'
81 f., il, QUA ps, ts1iay cstssce, IN addition to
~hat can be oJss,aef !, on fbe general gsvpnmeat.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-29

After this ftatement, | hopeyou will
not direct your fecretary tonos down
/" Judge Ford's property wa not
touched" ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-29

Among the deserlers from the U S. srns
advertised IN the last New Yo.k pace, /.
Barnahns Bidwell, Jun Of Massachusetts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-29

This ihews, the "public loft lit
tle' (accordins to the ". b. | hope
It will nor he contended tia, | have
not Ion much. Both, before, and
at the time t,s was fer to the bar
racks, Capt. Arn,iG informed the Of
Ecer the barracks were private prop
erty, sad belonged to me-0at this
had no inhuSnee TO protect them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-29
N. FORD.

N. B. The old bar acks were my
property. and to accommodate Capt
Foviyth, AID his company, ] conten.
ted 10 rent them, and for which the
quarter.matter wi h me concurrence
of Gen. Brown, agreed to pay me at
the rate of 315 dollars per year, this
rent at J per cent. gives a capstal OF
ID $3.50
Adjoining the barracks was my
diitie y worth 500
hllo, my pleafure boat for which pad $50
The damage done to my houle in the
village. which had rented 10 Capt.
Forlyih to depoht public (iore,, 400
The damage done TO my Other hou(es
in tive village, 800
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08
REGARD FCR TRIPLES.

-" Behoid Won my stlc form.
Bedecked with ieathets, insects, weeds and
shells -
A muckworm's en,rsil. or spiders fang !"
A greasy, old, earthern Lamp was
once sold in Rome for 5000 dr4chams
~-because II had belonged to EpiCleIus,
the philosopher.
There Is IA ke museum of II |. Col
lege thorn, that looks like olhe tholns
bit, IL is said 10 have grown on Mount
Vernon.
Trivial articles fcrmed out Of the
wreck of L'O,ien,''-a French 100 gun
ship which Was blown up in the battle
OF the Nile-wefe presented TO Lord
Nelson.
he musket ball, that killed Lord
Nelson In the battle OF trafalgar, was
carried to England, and is preserved as
great curiosity
The Baltimore Patriot says, " the
NAIL which fastened the colours oil
Commodore Barclays ship ION Lake
frie) IL his mast, has been sent by an
American Officer on board the Niagara,
10 the Honorable Mr. CLAY, Speaker
OF the House of Representatives of the
U. States !"
We have forgotten what became oil
the scalp that was taken by our army al
Little York Perhaps il may have been
sent 20 the President oil the Senate OF
the y. States. There seems to be no
reason why he should not Le treated
win as much attention as the Speaker
of the House. Dedhan, Gag.