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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-11
HAMILTON's
GRAND RESTORATIVE.

Is recommended an invaluable medicine for
the speedy relief and permanent cure for the va
rious complaints which result from disspated plea
sures, Juvenile indscrctions, residence in climates
ur.Noraole 10 the constitution, the immodernte use
OF tea frequent intoxication, or other desruc,iye
Intemperance, the unskilfui or excessive use Of
mercury, the diseases peculiar TO females at eer-
tam period OF life, bad Iyiugs in, &C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-11
Raleigh Tavern-For Lease

THE RALEIGHTAvERN in williamsburg.
will be rented for the present year, and imme
diate possession giyeR--or will be leased for
three or hive years. There is large and va.
liable pasture attached to the Tavern, and
several Beds and other household furniture
may be had with the establishment, as well as
two Cooks, male and female, may be obtain
ed by purchase, by those who rent or lease the
Tavern.
For terms, apply to Robert Anderson, ESQ.
OF williamsburg. Edward w. Trent, ESQ. of
Richmond, or the subscriber, living in Pow
hatan county.
VIM. CRUMP.
Jan 4th 1919 1890,
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NoTICE.-ALL persons having claims a.
gainst Samuel Butler, decd late ofSurry coun-
~, are requested to make them known, that
provision may be made for their discharge, &
all those indebted are notified that immediate
payment will be expected.
CHARLES ii. GRAVES, Admir-.
NTH the WiH annexed.
March 1. a.
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s HAMILroN's
NORM LOZE.NG rs.

This medicine which is as innocent and mild. a,
tits certain and effeacious in its operation, can
not inIure the youngest infant, should no worm
exist IN the body but will, without pain or girls
ping, cleanse the stomach or bowels of whatever 10
toui or offensive, and thereby prevent the produc
ton OF worms and many ia al disorders. a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-11

SAMUEL G.. ADAMS,
IS now receiving by the Oliver Ellsworth from
liverpool and the Sally from New-York, gen.
eral assortment Of
Hardware, Ironmongery,
Cutlery and Saddlery---also,
20 Barrels Liver or Tanners oil
100 Gallons Whale do.
3 Tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
3 Pair Esophus Mill Stones, 4 & Il IL feet
Cast Steel, Nails, Nail Rods, Bar and
Shecied Iron.
An assortment of Military Goods, and an addi
tional supply best Dutch Boiling Cloths, and
one Philadelphia Gig and Harness, which arc
offered for sale on moderate terms.
Richmond, Dec.7, 1872
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jan. 4th. 1919.

MILL BE SOLD, by virtue of deed of
w trust, entered into by Samuel Foster. to
secure the payment Of certain sums of money
to iaiiaferro Hunter, on Friday the 2nd day Of
April next, # fair, ifnot, the next fair day, at
t ~, mansion house, upon the premises, for rea.
dy money, so much of
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Domestic Medicines


TO BE HAD GENUINE. AT THE BOOK.
STORE OF MR.. S. PEASANTS.
a large supply of DIR. Church's Cough
Drops, medicine unequalled by any other in
the world, for the cure of Coughs, Colds,
Astbmas, Consumptions, and the Whoopine
Cough. price rs cents.-Also, his Chemical
Essence and Extract of Mustard, for the
cure OF Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout. Pal
sey., &c. price rs cents each bottle or box.
hndeyne essence for the head ache, fifty
cents.
Volatile Tincture for the tooth ache, 81 1-s
cents.
Antiscorbutic Tincture for curing the sour
Wy in the Gums, whitening the teeth and
sweetening the breath, price s Chufch's
Virmifuge Lozengcs, for destroying worms
in grown persons or children, SO cents the
box.
Eye Salve for all diseases of the eyes, rs
cents per box.
The celebrated Botanical Tea, dollar the
canister.
Church's Ambitious Pills for malignant,
and bilious fevers and all disorders of the
head, SO cents the box.
German Corn Plaster, for Corns, so cents
the packet.
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HEAPBUTTONS.- Sub,or;b.r "a.
~ specially informs the public, thathe has
6of TONS made at his Mandatory, rnear the
Courthouse 1suitable for Servants use. which
ne viii sell very low.-OLD PEWTER receiy.
ed in payment. ~
Sept. 81. w,f
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SereSt, VIZ ,-... T.
TEASE. Salmon
rariy 1oiden Hotspur Purple
Charlton Turnin
frame Short Top
Spanish Dwarf LETTUCE.
RUSSIAN Blue White Head
Dwarr Marrowfat Brown do.
-. BEANS Blood Beet
Silver Bush Onion
"hite DO. Parsley
Early York CELERY
battersea Endve
Sugar Loaf Turnip
Drum Head Simblin
Purple Cresses
Green Savoy Summer Savoy
Low Dutch Cucumber
RADISH. Carrot
scarlet Spinage
Also, general assortment of FLOWER sErDc
n..r ~ VAIL & ROGERS.
-'"'"'' jan if.;' w4m.
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10 Parents zpho have children afflicted with
7HR HOPPING COUGH

This discoveryis of the first magnitude, as it at
lords immediate relief, checks the progress and in
short time entirely removes the most cruel dis
order to which children are liable; the Elixir is so
perfectly agreeable aud the dose small, that no
difficulty arises in taking It.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-11

she ma: a Child about months old, which she
took with her-Patty is about s8>years O f are.
ana about feet high, of yellow complexion'
very light eyes, has small wart ON the corner
OF one OF her eyes. the nail on one of her fore
fingers is split and the flesh appears above il.
!. Inc above described Woman was purchased in
NeY-hent abou' twelve months ago, of Mr..
ARK ~ fowierit IS expected she will go to
New Kent Courthouse, or to Norfolk. where II
IS understood she is: The above reward win
be PAID on the delivery of the woman and child.
to me IN Richmond, or forsecuring them in any
Jail, so that get them again.
GO WILLIAM FROST.
oe', 90 w3m.
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JOHN w. SMITH,
T A Y T. o y.

RESPECTFULLY INFORMS the pub,;n
generally, that he has taken tho house far,oar
~ occupied by Mr.. VIM. Harper, on the street
leading to Mayo's Bridge, and next door N ,b,
Rising Sun Tavern, where he intends carrv;ns-
on his business in all its various branches. ana
trusts from his experience in PhiladeIph;s and
baltimore, as well as in this City, to give zen.
March 4 ,,,A,,,
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TIE GENUINE PERSIAN LoTIoN.
Garden Seeds.

JUST received and for sale by the subscri.
bers, 2 few doors above the Bell. Tavern. e.
(v;- ....l -.s'--,- 800, -
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ITCH CURED,
by ONCE USING
LEES SOVERRIGW ON 7-aTE nr,r

LSE oOYEHBIGW OINIHTEyW'T
The proprietor informs those persons and fami-
lies who arc suffering under this disease against
the infection Of which person is safe) that If this
o'ntiaentis used at night on going to bed, it never
fails to perform a cure by the following morning.
as thousands who have used it during the last ten
years can testify The peculiar exccilcnccs Of this
infable remedy for tho itch, every other, are
the certainty Of cure by single application the
ingredients beng so innocent TO be applied with
perfect safety TO the tendercst infant and its bcsg
not only free from any offensive smell but equally
agreeable With tic pleasantcst ponlatum
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-11
Ten Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber ., To-,
day 9th December, 1912, a Negro woman
named '"'''
p A II II "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-18

7" A braves man never ,rod the cait,:." SAID
one OF ms friends
IL is further Saitf that i'm mediatei7 as;er
the Gutter was bearded, the resurt af s,nan
arms was distinctly be.u d 0y those ol, shore
land he. much soiici,odc mas b, ei,e enter
aimed 70, ,ae Gate at Travis q his ts,e -
that the cremy took due ca,e.to carry the
cutter down Immediately iiiter her cape1
hat She was lying hot Ut Queens Greek, as
had been originally stated--bnt bower down
tue river at Point Fort ON the Gloucester
side, near Gloucester Town; ,.,d that the
nonenr she had descended the river so fa,,
ds to take the Shot out of the range o. Horl.
on the ether side, several sGot were fl
ed II her FROM d held-,,i. &C on the 6 iouCes.
yer shoie.-h nag OF truce vas abuGi TO tie
sent 10 The British squadron Ia enquire ths:
sate OF Capt. I. and his crew:
ErfrGt; ola letter.
On. Friday night, about - o'clock. four
5arges surroundeG the gutter and took it---
VIM. Travis lthe l&out.) who was Ia the
Lookout boat, with jones and ,hree ether
Sailors, got safe by making Tor the shore
immediately after firing ihe Ai,rm gun
WIN. i had NOT lett the cutter rirrs, ,haa
hftse6 or twenty minutes, wh, y os,e .: lhs
sailors insisted on il lie saw barge bue
Wm L. hstened--heaid nothing. and sail
nc was impossible; it must DC the reflection
from some trees.--Srhen ID two ni.nu.es
more the saiior again repeG.ee ts.at il Was
certainly barge. VEi. =. iLea saw no
less Than three BaTges, one between their
boat and cutter, and Che oder two CLOSE be-
hind them. They then fred FIVE guns bot
the barges Old not return them for fear of
alarming tie cutier--and in few moments
tonr surrounded her, gave three cheers, and
jumped aboard her. The Cutter had not
time to fire many guns before She rs ia
ken.-lt was dark. rainy night, and the
BRUSH lad th>ir cars inutlled.'
Nearly sec Troops cf,bc 1o,h Regt. (.c.
>. service arrived from Nortelk 90 TGes- ,
day last under the Command Of Capt. George
NJ brooke. Yesterday they ercaIoped III
ne suburbs. They are the finest look ing &
pest disciplined troops We have seen. 'rhem
banners point to Canada.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-18
REVENUE CII,rTrn
LEON!DAS.
June 12thIai3.

we are satisfied from tie Contents Of the
i2lio~ins Letter, that the Rtdorl: az stated
III our last, respectinethe conduct of Capt.
} ra"is, isipcorFect. We see fron the Nor
folk paper tnst the same hue has teeii giver
20 tue transaction in that city.--As the let
ter from which We have taken the following
family Of Capt T.. we give every credis -
the accuracy OF its contents. We ourselves
know nothing personally &C Capt. T. but
those who know him best, have shaken in
she highest terms Of his yigiIsacs ard valor.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-18

POSTSCRIPT (!
C6Fce oY'ihe .flerandria Herald, Er!ra.
june 10.

CU7ce 9 'fS ,dtcTGHoTiG f1rTG(2, L2rgT1.
june 10.
BiJFFALOE GAZETTE OFFICE, Juse TO-
We learn, from several gentle men who
aave arrived from Fort George that on
Monday evening last, while the advanced
guard of our army, Consisting of Nin6er's
brigade, light artillery and light Dragons.
lay cncamped near he enemy's ;a,yanced
guard, the enemy By some means, deceived
the picket guard. rushed iAto our camp,
and charged upon Gsir troops in their tents.
and took about $50 prisoners. among whom
we deeply regret to say, were gen. Wm-
der, gen. Chandler and maj. Van De Ven
ter. Gel. Milton rallied his NEE as well
IS he could, charged fGriously upon them,
and look seventy prisoners.
Five British vessels have passed NJ the
lake and landed reinforcement at tic 40
mile crask. One Of tie vessels captured
10 OF oar hoats, having officers baggage SC.
on board. f
Our troops have fallen back on their fer
mer position at t'o,t George.
Commodorc Chauncey has not yet a-ri-
we'd.
We give the above as VIC have received
it.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-18

r"ni la,vters. The emperor % Austria h adj a.
tree ID furnish Bonapsr,e with SO 900 men 900
sr,ed viii the fyrol-,he fort OF Triests--aud the
rrosinrc Of <ilesa.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-18

On FRIDAY l7gt arrived at Boston regular f,r{ei
With $50 American Prisoners--cn the 9th Tune.
on shebourne geo miles from Halifax fell ~ with
the ScePue, a, the Loire, SO, aed Insn Of war
orIS and on paslns the brig hailed, and iu-
formed, " Thss they had parted the dss breor,.
with the Shannon lrigate. 10 company with he prize
'ne ". S.irigats Chesapeake, steering Cor Halifax.
winch tue Shannon had taken after an engagement
Or 81 hours' ana gave her damna5e ,rubbnc.
(ihere must 6e solne dc lying about tLia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-18
AnotAer eff Revolutionary pagrior,


DIED, en- Wednesday n;sht after linoer;,
disposition, Gen JAMES WON, a Member OF A.
Executive Council, aod enc at he first and mo-
Jealous fatr'ois of the keIoIuiioR.Ii Ills funeraI,
last evening" was attended by the officers OF tls ro
yefnment, the Volunteer Companies Of t,,s cifv /.
aGd number OF citizens. ''
At the eali OF the Vice PRECEDENT Of the soc;et.
Of Cincinnati, ON their Standing Committee, who n,ct
according ~ Present
MAJOR John Pryor, Vice President, ,Is,er .!amea
Hihbon, Treasures, and Major Robert Q0,il,s r.
efetary--"hen t5e death O, the President of her
-oeisty was snnc"ineed--The Shading Cam i,i..e
m tesnJ ng their regret for the loss the sSer,y bsv
sustained in the death OF Their late President Geo
James WOOD whose merits as Soldier L! toe .l.
7olutOD, apt less eonspc yous tta,, tl,rs. J,
pune and private lie siDOc--bave
Hesolved, Thst 1t be recommended 10 the mem.
ssrs OF t"e socety, TO wear grape the left arm
S = yns ~, isi5
u HE members o. Tie - n ssaeisii.r To-. bu;i,t
ing Churcb on Sisoet oe-iiilI" are r,ous.,d ~ ,
tend meetngat sir. Charles j. Msemurdo's seaat.
ing room, on Mondsy the z1st Instant
bose VINO cannot atIesd IN person, are request
eo 20 Sc 90 proz'ea THE COMMTTHE.
o. II TTE.NTION WASUTNCTC,N-
VOLUNTEERS
OIL are hsreby ordered to repair with eli noeg;.
DC expedition. 10 the city Of Hichmond and rsnnrt
yourselves to the commanding officer in eamp
wish TO get Drummer and Fifer for lie II 9,
serVice-to whom liberal ,ay will he given
~ r. BOOKER, Capt. w. Y.
PU6LiC HEWDUE.
90 Friday the 25th Instant, st our Office in H.,
t so%n OF feter'Durg' VII he sold to the highest
bidder, on account of Underwriters ard III 80,
cerued, v order Of the owners Of the tEsn s,,I
shippers o. the eargo--the said ship being M.
vented ~ tie blockade Of the Chesapeake. Eo,s
proeeeii7s on her intended 7oyaGe to Csd,z.
.,L1ss1F,N 49,, The god sdJn .1uerict.
E.r,%sZfiss Thomse T.. Gary master. Lu.,5.n
Nh ti2lZ aug tons end up@sris, With al ~
- -ss''s - tackle aud apparel per ingsmtIv. ~
IN compest order tor sea, she nov lies a. H.
under the protection Of Fort Powhstsn, on Jsrnos
RiYer ~ ''s
ALSO, che CARGO Of suid shin, CONSISTING rs
$4S@ bare Tiour--vhich will be delivered -,
s'Je the ship e. purchasers. lob
Terms ct psyment--appro7ed aegofiab.s pofes Of
End IooUtl,a--oae half CASH
Petersburg Jure ~, 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-18
BETTER PROSPECTS,

In addition TO the above we have il IL our
power to state frcn the most uuques.iona-
bic authority that Maiden and Detroi: have
oeeh evacuated And that the English we're
defeated with great slaughter in Il pitched
battle near Kingston, which is belieysd to be
IN our possession. Tie British are moving
down 90. Montreal, where, = formidable
stand rs TO be anticipated. HerqLd.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-27
For the .fleranSria Gazette.
three o'clock.

Good and wise men begin anxiously
to look for termination ofthe disastrous
contest in which their country is engag-
ed. Common sense ought to convince
even an advocate of administration, that
however a war may be theoretically
right, its continuance is practically
wrong, whenever the assertion OF the
rights which it was undertaken TO esta-
blish, becsmes clearly impracticable.-
Does any rational man see the remotest
probability Of our concludiagth contest
on our own terms! Will any good man
consent to wade through the ocean OF
blood which must first be poured out
Can any politician calculate the untold
millions which must first be thrown into
the hungry jaws of commissaries s con-
tractors?
Whether France or England was the
first yiolator of neutral rights, and whish
has surpassed in the amount of its usnr-
pations, are points SO entangied in the
mazes OF party prejudice, that we can
scarcely look For their candid determira-
ten for some fifty years TO come. Bat
be the causes OF the war what they may.
every man is alive TO its cfrefs. Every
man hsholds dismantled ships, grass
grown quays, solitary streets, and idle
merchants. And we are morally Ger
tain he viii continue to see them, as long
as our standardization stands scowling,
like malignant magician, on the de-
.trrction it has caused, and still ohstl-
nslelY mu,ters the fatal ncantstion which
has wrought this " universal death, -
Freedom Of the Seas -" Seeurity
from British .fggressiOn 20
The operation OF the war on our ene-
my, otherwise than as an effectual nom
jn,srconrse, is so evidently and shame
fully inefficient, that no man in bis sober
senses pretends to believe that 1t will be
mean of coercing them to our terms
The war on the Canadian frontier, while
IL has been productive Of infinite expense
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-27
PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold at Public Auction on
Saturday the 7th of August next, at ] |
O'Clock on the Premises, that csegant
and commodious three story Brick
House and Lot on the South side oil
King street, adjoining the Post.Office.
Terms of Sale-Endorsed Notes al
s, IL and 10 months with interest from
the date, the payment OF which will be
secured by deed of trust on the Pro-
perty.
July 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-27
ke2n0UG5.
Is JOSEPH SPEAR,

e. JOSEPH SPEAR,
Resheetfuliy informs his jrTends and the
Public,
THAT he has removed his shop to
Royal-street 10 the one lately occupied
by Mr.. B. hdamson, near the Coffee
House, where he carries on the Ca
BINET BUSINESS in all It's various
branches--he also makes and repairs
all kinds of Musical instruments, SUE h
as Piano Fortes, Bass Viols, Violins.
Guitars, SC and will also furnish Ma
hoQsny Collins for grown persons for
fifteen dollars He hopes the quality
of his materials, the somdness Of his
work and the strict attention he in.
tends paying TO his business, will en-
sure him encouragement from gene
rous public. All the above branches
OF business will be executed at the
shortes, notice
November %. law
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-27

There being 10 iaborers at these as
toai>hingly brisk times, the citizens are
called on to perform fatigue duty at
Washington City lin other words they
must expose themselves in all weathers
in ,be laborious exercise of the spade *
PICK axe; making forti6cations'-tak'ng
tbe bread from the mouth OF the mise
ra5,e laborer and his starving family =
This is done among the TURKS; but IN
all Carisron countries, building pnohc
works, being the life and harvest oil the
working man. is not withheld from HIM.
Necessity is the mother OF invention,
and has taught our knowing ones the
economical mode Of building forts at 20
CENTS her diea,, for laborers. What pi-
~ is that this method was not thought
OF when the public works at the navy
ward were built! Our citizens justly
complain tha, instead Of erecting an ad-
di,iopal battery at, OF adjacent TO Fort
Warburton, which would effectually de"
seod the importan, town of Alexandria,
as we'll as Washington and Georgetown,
one hundred Of our citizens Iii addition
to hundreds gone before on different
sevvices) are taken away to build bull
warks in our rear which oil course can
only be of service when our own place
j, oyerrun OF destroyed. So We 60, tail
foremost.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-27
LdTEST FOREIGN INTELLL-
GENCE.
worst of times

To the politeness of the Editors OF
the New-York Evening Post, we are IN.
debled for proof sheet of that paper OF
the evening Of Saturday the oath inst.
II contains lengthy details of the opera
tons and situations of the French ar.
mics, and Paris dates as late as the 18th
of June, received at that place by the
arrival of the schooner Banyer, Captain
Forbes, in Sc days from Bordeaux
They shall be given in our next.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-27

CogcRESs.-A bill w>i reported yes
terday for defraying the expenses OF the
Russian Mediation. Bills for the relief
of George Lyon and Thomas Denny
were sevsrally passed to third reading.
The House then took mp bill for reduc-
ing the duties on prize goods, captured
by private armed ships of the U. 5. "A
debate took place and various PROPOSE
tio1s TO amend s, postpone the bill were
made which occupied the House till past
three o'clock.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-27
NOTICE..

THOSE gentlemen who are sub
4 scribers to Troop of Cavalry,
in the county Of Fairfax, are requested
to NEE, at the Court, house OF the said
county, On Saturday next, the 3lst in
slant, to elect their officers and organize
the corps.
Julv g. At
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-27
PUBLIC SALE.
Viii be added to this days Sales,
Two elegant Planno Fortes.
p. G. Marsteller.
Negroes for Sale,
July 81.

A Negro Man, about 80 years OF age,
agood Ostler, and honest.
Also, Negro Woman. about % years
of age, with three children. The wo-
man is good house servant, and has an
excellent character.
The above Negroes will be sold low
for cash, if immediate application is
made to the Printer at this Office.
July 20 ct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-27
g TO sHEW
~.x VERY AGE & BODY OF Taz TINE
.,s yorM AND PRESSURE"

A dispatch received by the Post-mas'
,er.reneral from the agent below, states,
the British squadron left the Potomac
on SUNDAY morning about o'clock
Il was supposed they had gone up the
Chesapeats if so, we may expect I'M
nor,aD, news from Annapolis or Baiti'
more this day.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-27
PUBLIC SALE.
law2m

I'M the I'd day Of August Court
~ next, will be exposed to sale in
Leesburg, at Peers's Tavern. it not
previously disposed ola tract Of Lard
containing upwards of 800 Acres, ne'r
Goshen, in the County of Loudoun.--
This land lies convenient to the Turr-
pike Road to the Alexandria market
is as susceptible Of Improvement from
Plaster of Paris, as any Land in tie
County has large portion Of wood
and meadow land, and is we'll wstered
The Improvements are tolerably com
Portable.
From the increasing value ofland III
the neighborhood, it is worthy the at
tsntion ofpurchasers. 1t may be seen
by applying to Mr.. c. Stewart who
lives on the premises. Terms Of sale,
one third in hand, and the balance in 6
and IL months, with approved sccuri-
ty.
Apply TO Geo. N. Rails, or IN his
absence to J. T. Ramsay.
April 8 lawts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-27

IN SENATE, July 10th. Mr. Da.
ma submitted the following motion Tor
consideration
Resofved, That it is expedient to de-
termine and provide by Law, that al! acts
or parts of acts expressly in'erdIctlng
the entrance Of waters of the U. States
to any foreign vessels o" expressly pro-
hibiting commerce with any foreign do
ninions in productions thereof, shall be
considered as involved in the state OF
war now existing between the U. States
and Great Britain, and shall cease to O.
perate in the event Of general truce or
peace between the two countries.