davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
FOR SALE,
March list

A TRACT OF LAND in Loudon coun.
v, about three miles from Alde and about
a quarter OF mile from the turnpike road ,
.djoining the lands Of Robert Armistcad,
and is part of the place on which captain
William Beavers lives, containng Is acres.
There is about 90 acres in wood ard The
icmainder is IN Clover. Any person wish
.ng 10 purchase will view the land, and for
nriher particulars apply to the subscriber.
wing at Mrs. Adams's Mills in Fairfax
aunty.
CLEMENT w. HURDLE,
February 90
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
FRESH CLOVER SEED.

60 bushels Of Clover Seed, which ha S
been carefully selected from amongst the
farmers of Lancaster county, Pennsylvania,
~ ? man well acquainted with the article,
hlso, 60 bales of UPLAND COTTON,
for sale by
MORDECAI MILLER.
March 4. Ct
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
HAVING REMOVED

To situation near the female L-INC.dS-
TRIiN SCHOOL, purpose taking chill
dren TO Board Tho-e WHO arc unacquaint-
ed with NE, may receive oil necessary in
formation by applying to Mr.. Jacob Hofi-
man, one of the trusteesi or MIR. Town
end Waugh. The terms $50 dollars per
year; IS dollars to be paid in advance the
balance quarterly.
MARIAN MASON.
March ll-St
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
JAMES MADISON.
PATONS * BUTCHER

III AVE just received and for sale about
3 a SO tons BAR IRON, consisting of
Wagon Fire, Plough Moulds, squares
ga TO Ma inches. .liso on hand, few
tons Round Iron, "a 10 ! l8 inches
March 9 2aw3w
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
DY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

To incorporate Fire Insurance Compan,
in the Town of Alexandria, in the Dis.
trct OF Columbia.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
WILLIAM RIxEy.
sAML. II. SIMMER.

EARLY last fall having it in contempla-
ton to erect disiillery, Induced me to VIZ
sit MIR. James Wheatiey's distillery TO see
The performance Of his newly constructed
still, and have no hesitation in stating that
she will do as much business as three
.iills of equal size OF the ordinary con-
struction, and will not consume more wood
than one.
This determined me to adopt his plan,
and several weeks experience, in the use
of a similar still has fully confirmed my
belief, since nay still has been in operation
from the time of letting in the beer till run
ming did not exceed ten minutes and from
the commencement OF running until off did
not exceed thirty-nine minutes.
Given under my hand at Cool Spring this
24th day OF Dec. 1918.
JAMES srRINGFELLOW.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
HAVING PURCHASED from NJ,

"a AVING PURCHASED from Mr.,
q James Wheatley the sole and exciu-
siye right Of making and vending his Pa
tent STILLS in the District of Columbia
we hereby inform those who wish TO avail
themselves of the advantage of susb Stills,
that we have made, are now making and
are prepared to make at short notice.
Stills of the above description. Any pers
son or persons purchasing from Us or our
assigns such Stills, so made, are privi!edg-
ed to use the same in any place within the
United States without paying any addition
al premium for using the same, which
premiums are rated thus:
For every still of 20 gallons capa-
city or under and rising in gra-
dation g 10
From 40 gallons to 80 for every 10 gals. $
Dc. 80 do. 100 do. 20 do. s
100 $40 Is s
22O 400 80 S
With liberal deduction on any pre-
MUM paid in advance or at the time OF the
engagement for such still.
MATTHIAS SNYDER,
ISAAC KELL.
January 10, 1914.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
JAMES wHEATLEY.
Feuquier, Jan. 8, 1914.
CERTIFICATES.

ON Monday the 2eth November, Icall-
ed on Mr.. James Wheatleyto see The per-
formance of his newly constructed elill,
the body Of which was represented to hold
ll7 ga.lons-I saw the beer let into the
Still, and from the time Of letting in the
beer, ur,il ii comp1cnccd running did not
exceed l3 minutes, and from the COM
mencement of running unit! ran off, did
NOT exceed foriy-two ninutes-and from
the experiment made i'll running said still
Ia my presence, have no doubt in stating
that / do believe it will run off as much
singlinss as three stills Of equal size on
the ordinary construction, and that il, viii
not require more wood than one.
WILLIAM MAJOR.
/ was present and concur in opinion with
the above.
wlLLEs YOUNG.
was also present and concur in opinion
with the above.
vs. WILLIAM RIXEY.
Some sine in November lastyI went 10
Mr. James Wheatley's To see the performs
apce of his newly Constructed still, and
was present when il was flied up; and 20
certify that the whole apparatus of heating
& running off did not exceed sixty minutes.
Given under my hand this Esd day of
q y r
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-22

sent impressions he should not DO 10
favor of acting on il this session.
Mr.. Rsbsrts0n, Nr. Fisk OF W. ans
Mr.. cslpepe. opposed its laying on the
tabIs, and advocated the passage OF It.
Mr.. Calhoun was 10 favor oflaying II
on the table Several ether gentlemen
speks for and against tho moiion, when
the question was taken, and the resola'
tion was ordered TO lie on the table.
A bill from the Senate toauthorise the
President Of Of the U. S. TO grant ser
tain privileges 10 the Inhabitants OF the
Island Of Nantuckst--wcs read . fIrst
and second time and referred to COM.
mi.tee ofthe whole. house.
An engrcssed bill autborisiAg the Pre-
siden. Of the u. S. to cause to be sn-
listed for FIVE years or during tho war,
certain regiments therein named pas
read third time. S p
Mr.. Potter spoke in opposition 10 the
passage of the bill.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-22
10 BE SOLD

4 r public auction on Saturday the
~ .3stli Of Feb. next, on the premises
1t l3o'clock at noon. Tbat yalusbioi
Dwelling Ksnse e Lot. situated on KiSg
street, Between Water and Fairfax so.
where the Post Oiiice is now kept-Tbs
house is u feet six inches front. running
back 43 feet, three stories high, With
convenient back buildings which are
bounded by - feet ally the houses
are hailt Of the best materials ---
There will be six, twelve and eighteen
nionths credit g.ven, by securing the
payneDt-so,;' under a Deed OF Trust
to secure the payment Of sum Ut nso..
.ney therein ncbticned,
Also
At the same tims viii be sold, tho
Ground Rent an susdfy Lots, situate on
Prince and West Streets, which are all
improved.
James Keith,
TRUsTEM
January 20. dts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-22
BY virtue OF deed oftrust

BY virtue OF deed oftrus1
fre,n Daniei IN'Ccy,y ard Margaret
Matilda Snowa<s, His wife, Eiil.be,ex- .
p2sed to public .sic on, Sstp.dky Arc
asd dsv Of hpsil 4 trset sta ~
ing in the Coanty OF lzlf6Ila, sSlale
Of Virginia, knewnaa <sai1ys Island
tc satisfy balsDcrsdac fan sSidtra
This property lies shout &c miles a.
boye GsoFgctowr, and The City of
Washington, containing $40 Ares,
il known By its productions to be the
mosi valuable AID desirable land in eli.
Their the states Of Maryland or Virsi.
ria. * with proper cait.yaticn man be
made 10 prodtcs 100 bushels Of corn
per acre. A great proportion Of this
tract is heartily timbcred, from which
an inexhsus.ibie quantity Of ship tim
Der, slaves, sc. msy be taken The
property viii be skewn on application
to Mr.. John w. Brorausa, in Georg.-
town Terms Of SIZE will be Made
known on the day Of safe by
The Trustees.
Jan -. isw,s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-22
NOTICE.

ITO prevent unsvailiag applications
i to he by all the citizens OF this
Town, wis bayc not complied with the
Law On the subject Of FIRE buckets, they
arc hereby informed. that 1 ahai this
day, mako and delivera report theron
to the Mayer, who viii ultimately do
eide upon all cases Of dsli9qneney.
John Vaudeville.
SsNf " Pshes
Ian.-ls.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-22
N O T., l C E
To the Owners of KeRha
wa Lands.

/. wa LANDS.
TEYHE Subscriber wishing to remove
to the Great Kenhawa, offers for
Sale or Exchange for Lands IN that
ceuatry. or Negroes,
The Valuable Farm,
On which he new resides, situate iE tho
county Of Prince, William, state of Vir.
giuia, containing between s and 7o0 -
cres, absui two thirds Of which is in
state Of cultivation and improvement,
laid out in ten fields ubder excellent
fencing. Tbs other shird part in heavy
rail Timber. About $50 acros OF tho
improved part Of the Tract is IN Clover.
The whole Fern infsrior to rene in tho
slate for the cultivation Of Wheat, il
well adapted to tie use of Plaistcrs
witch when applied on Clever, doubles
the crop. On the Farm 10 o new log
Dwelling House, SO feet by 20, cAink.t
ed with brics--,wa Rooms on eaetf
hosp, with gcsd brick Chimney NJ
each end. and convenient spt Houses,
With a Wei! ef.aoo} water near tho
yard. 1t wsald not De bazarding Con-.
tsadictisn to ssy, that tAc neighberhood
in which this Twm is sitGats, Is excel,
led by none in the safe for healthi.ess
Of situation The Society Is senteeL
and il, vicinity to tho sea, Of the Gene.
raj Government. The Towns OF A.
lexandris Drfnfrics & fredericksburg,
mat render i, very desirable nceuisi.
ton TO aa industrious AgricuiepraIist, or
even to the mxn Of business DESTROYS =
realize lRsnsy and retire from the bus-
tie Of town and trace fo ipdutgx bis
ease in tic bcsam Of a acslthyy sEhbcr..
hood. Lard. adjoining Iris Farm, In .
,oie-abIe state Of imprsysHsept ara
worth from 90 to IS driIs per aere, II
The exchange will be accommodate
ing TO those who have Negroes to dis
pose of as third or half Of the value OF
the Land will &c taken in Working Ne.
groes at valuation or part in KINDA
Va Lands, part in Cash aud part IN
Negroes.
hEy person DESTROYS Of making tho
exchange or purchase. viii please give
a description of toe Lands in Kenhawa.
which the wish TO exchange ianssediafcly
and mention the person by vher. II will
bs shewn, as ahaH visit that csu.try q.
bout the FIRST Of May, end viii examine
the Land and give an answer on my ro-
turn in June or Juiy next
Philip Alexander.
Nesr Dumfses, Prince Wn,. Co.
| January -. 9awswS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-22
-, the Philadelphia Democratic

,b, philadelphia Democratic
''" PrcSG
:, :. unfortunate for the Editsrs
!, ~ - National Inteiligsassr, that
'as :, ,.s,.ed wiscre there Is
Rhs y.. 4,v avy such thing as pnsls
Esa a1is. Or public opinios. indep'nd-
' :, ~ IN, ~ impulse which they re-
give from s,3s. 's' s slss.hsa'sr,, and
Ssa1ts uosn them, make up the
sI,sIsr population al,a Of washington
ID 70 . greater extent than asg
n' 70 v,n i. believe, vhs h., y, nee paid
L.. ! 10 tl.e Subject. The con-
- j.. that q belief in the IN.
, ,,i;b,Iity osthe priasipal eiIi.ers of
.ss goyernslent is part OF the &C.
EeraI creed. Yea msy sseer at
Mem YOU please in the Legislative
Een,rtment of the government, bat
ET son make . wry meuth at enc OF
H. heads Of departments, you viii
1, srse be SO; down as disaJscted 10
i, ADMINISTRATION, snd disposed. /" to
Eemharrass Tie operators ct govern
|, a;."-l'bis disposition to worship
!, The one hand sn,i prescribe on the
htbcr, is pat attachment to the men
Mhs ill the s!iiees put to the Offices
kbemsessss, because the moment a
haan is turned ont Of etiiee be ceases
|ta be ealos;zed, and the hounds whish
|but tho day before we're huntinghis
|s.an:os, now like Acteen's turR upon
|aEd GeYauS him. With these facts.
s!rOnS in our recollection, we viii
for iha present, decline any animal
version upon the article in the Matt
oasl Intel!iyenser defending an indie
|ssnsihle executive oiicer, and rude
|iy assaili5g Inc msre immediate re
|rressaiatiyes Of The pearle. who
rpaa this occasion are thought 1cor
iEg 10 be dashed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-22
Fayette Washington.
FOR SALE,
To Hire and Sell.

- III Z d.!u oS1i-
ION "Wednesday the % February
~ next, il far, if not the next fan
|tsg. VIII &c Ii cd at the Subscribers
|iaTm lying on the Little River Turn
|lNe Read. between toll gates num-
|J''s aaa 5-Sever;l Negroes con-
|'5ung Of Sien, Women, Boys AID Girls.
A. ibc same tine and place will be
|sod on 2 ere 1t for bond with ap-
l'tYrd security, stocks Of Horses'
.s,'lf nTd Sisth-al.o, Germ, Hag e
der, FGynmg Utensils u Acpseaols
Ageasn F,aRapre.
Giles Fitzhugh.
in Is It
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-22
CAUTION.

IL pecSnns are hereby notified,
a that TIC Subscriber is possessed
as''Srmcrt CT three Judgments OBJ
y ri against the late 1esS SrTToN,
g ms three several Frorlissery
~ winch ere given 6y him IN
mvnt Cora parcel oil Ground LAYING
'eA "Oro', Queen. and Pitt Streets,
i" lee Town of Alexandria, and VIII
''e'A themselves accordingly, in case
&c SAID property be, ofIersd Tor sale.
Joseph Vaudeville.
January !,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-22

The Senate yesterday sent back to
the House Of Representatives, the
bill for increasing the bounty to re-
cruits in the military service Of the
y. S. amended in such = manner as
to reduce the bounty in money pre-
posed to be given, from One Han
bred and T.eeniy fsur boilers. to
One Hundred Do lars; and striking
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-22

=
esaeurring With the amendment OF
the Senate = desultery dsbats took
place and the House revised to COZ.
Eeur-Ysas -. Nays 81.
Mission TO GOTTENBURG.
John Quincy Adams. -FOUR Minis
ter in Russia) James A. Bayard,
(aow at ST. Petsrsburg) Henry
Clay Of kentucky, and Jonathan
Russell Of Rhode Island, have been
appointed by the President Of the o.
States, by and with the advice and
consent OF the Senate, Commission
ers to proceed to dottenburg. to
meet tho Commissioners from Great
Britain, under her overture recently
accepted by this government.
Jonathan Russell has also, Ia like
manner, Seen appointed Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Flenipoten.
tiary to the Court of Sweden.
Nat. Int.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-22
ted immediately.

v altSu ImMlculateIy- y
| wish 20 purchase } stout healthy
Negro Men 70 work on y farm, (com-
R,only called Walnut Fara') for which
Il generous price will be siNen On APP
|phca,ion to Amerhust Eustis, manager,
or at this CiIjCe.
Fayette Washington.
Jan %.
SO NJ fears need be entertained
.. tscSe SIascs being removed from
fCiffsr County, as want them for NJ y
oSa use cl the farm, intending soon to
[1sSiic here.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-22

= wa LANDS.
WlHE Subscriber wishing to remove
j to the Great Kenhawa, offers fsr
Sale or Exchange for Lands IN that
ceuatry or Negroes,
III, Hniu1bl Eayqn.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-22

=
as FORM AID PRESSURE"
~ Owing to tho gtea. press Of fs-
reign and domestic intelligenas, We
have been reluctantly compelled to
postpone, the Satarday's Mentor, till
the next day in coarse.
The Seourge of Europe, has again
fed to Paris. His second great army
has been beaten, driven, and destroyed,
until the remains of it, have not a, rally
ing point, beyond the boundaries OF
France. There he is preparing, by a.
neither CONSUMPTION, the materials tor a.
neither army, which will be necessary
to defend his throne and his subjects
within the limits of France, from his sur
rounding enemies. Europe is deliver
ed from tbs yoke Of the snPrcssar; and
soon the time may be expected to arrive,
when in that land, the spear will be con-
verified into the pruaing hook, and the
nations rejoice together in the bonds OF
peace. French Domination is at an
end in Europe The Continent, by the
hands of yAsrander, its great Chief, has
broken its chains. Would to God, s,e
could be numbered amongst the happy
nillion, who are thus redeemed from
the curse OF French power But alas I!
The scourge OF America is only begin
ming to be felt. The principles Of
French Tyranny arc now about TO be
brought into action, and military de-
stloiism is preparing upon land, under
the pretence Of dcfending Sailors rights
| on the sea-on sea shut from our use.
by the combined force Of our govern
mort and our enemies.
But i. there no way Of escape left
as 1. there no reoeeming spirit in the
land, which can save it frsm utter ruin?
i've trust there is. The psopls--the
youns people vho are as yet sncor-
rup,ed, and unsontsminated by foreign
prejudiess, begin to see that there are
% Just aud honorable objects for CONT
nuing this most cruel and disastrous
| var. The additional bounty which is
| to be offered; will not bri5c them into
the support of it. They want nc such
| exs:'emert--sut they want copvic-
ten, that the war is just-that the cause
is righteeus. The additional Bounty
/ VII. fail and then Conse,ihnsn is to
be ,hs Ultimate mean of filing up the
ranks Of the army. But what is a Con-
scription {? The name of every nilitia
man, is &c be written uron Roll, and
by lot q tenth, twentieth or thirtislh
man IS to be selected to serve in. the ar
my during the war, or other limited
lime, Will the freemen Of America
! approve OF such measures, for the pur.
pose prosecuting such war az the
present If they disafhro0e Of such a
war, and such measures let them
shsw their displeasure at the future e.
les,isns. Thus, and thus on.j, can
they be relieved FROM their scourge.
MEssas. EDIToRs,
Thepesple of t!lis town. amongst
other Affections, are suffering much
| loss and Inconvenience, from the ra-
| paeity OF a few HUCKSI'ERS, who
sre in The habit of monepolizing all
the BUTTER brought to town in
Wagons, AND thus sbliging The 81
tizens to purchase this necessary ar
| tieIe from them at exorbitant prices.
wish to enquire whether there is
any law of the corporation prohibit
ing this trafis, and if net, whether
4 IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-22

Lord Catheart. who, BAD tho
sa1 seisTs Despatched il BY 2 %osss -.
Ter to his court. SONS son node Of ena-
knrrsa ne ssa 70 transmit this esnnu IN.
fatlon . 20 sas to see me again in the
fount 0 nP : few days. He said t. that J.
eOuiss s,, o. write to Mr.. Dasckhoif: &
hs sno.at MIN 70 make the propositions,
as ,sa a, %sr of the o. States
'he s ;, Concluded N eur nsrf.)
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-22
ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, JAauARY -.

rns vERY AGE & BspY or THE THE
as FORK AID PRESSURE"
/" Owing to the gteat press OF fs-
reign and domestic intelligenas, We
hare been reluctantly compelled to
postpone, the satarday's Mentor, till
the next day in coarse.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-03

the Y. s. late frigate Essex as could &c muster
ed, to repair Immediately to that place, to ;,;t!
IN the defence thereof; in consequence of
which the Court of inquiry. which was to have
assembled on board the President, is dissolved.
captain Porter has been most assiduouslv
employed in collecting his men together. He
LETT town yesterday with number of them !;
the residue viii follow tc-day.--.hat. .Sou.
From the .it6a,,y .i,g,s office.
Monday morning. nag. 90.
Capt. B., an acquaintance, came down
in the mail stage last night. He left at Sciic-
nectady three officers from Erie, who state,
that on Tuesday evening or "Wednesday.
morning, 80 of the ene,ny's dead were found
in the wood near Fort Erie, where they had
been collected BY the foe, who were obliged
to retreat without being able to bury. them
the whole number of dead wounded and pri-
soners, which have fallen r.to our hands, eX-
ceeded 100; and that it was believed he
had carried 400 off the field.
'Sockett's Har6or.--The latest advices from
that quarter state, that our fleet continued in
their position off the Ducks; that the large
ship building at Kingston would be completed
early in October; and that the frames of two
trig ties, lately brought out from England,
had been conveyed to Kingston, and would
soon be fitted for S1st.yir,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-03
YIRGININ:

4 I Hnleshohien in tie Ckrk's Office ofgse S,te.
"a '1or Coart cfChuccYjcr tic hiciimo1d yj;s.
n4ct Me first dgcf .fstg. 1914
I'm. Daniel, inn par
AGAINST
Rs1erf u. Gibson, .7ws n y. Cibsoa, polasEgc y
Bsn, RtchGrd {lggo5i, Ednifad Eqqcst6r. .Iease
-Hne7j Joei ". James, John Uoodson and Jodn XII
SSDG,,,, DrPts
IHE dcfl'nddat Robert y Cfson nofR.z,'ro. ~
feTed me dbbctnence and gpen sec,ifu aecorf,o 10
me 3cf IF issembg ne Ruies Of tEis Co,yf. and
ope ring IN sagfcfoyv euioeace hat Is Is lot an
''uaDlfc1 Of H's coS77frH u is ordered 9Hqt re
s1d Defe7'd0nt do 0btear here on he frst esy ofBe
Torf term GHddnsrcv 0ieifT,zffhe Pninff. GndHat
cotg ofAis Orr be tgrrfh Inserted IN soDe ,,eye.
Pu5cr fbishedhlhe Cis cfPicbroad f5 fzro month
ifol an tie said chy.
INK ~. REyyZ,YG, c. G..
Ss1fte7Evs, eesO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-03

Private letters from Washington, report that firm,
strong has been dismissed etssalf it was ttbe
man but his etey which wasssid to be hung az Freter
icktown,-that Monroe acts Secretary at Wsr--tat
Wmder has rcsigned.-and that the troops under h;s
command are gwen to Sen Samuel Smith, lette.
from Col Monroe Of the 3ts, written from the ayyar
Once, states that the enemy e.D5arking on the
fatnNent and descending the river.
he British squadron having abreas. of 2lexau-
una, w'tA then guns III r,ng position to the streets
some troops had been laded in the town--funpel-
oTi with his troops in the suburbs--ie had becy
directed nor toattack them, but wait sn orders Such
aeourse would be new stain upon us lift be dcta-
ted by wish to prepare for systematic plan of
atack-->t coati not be from solieIde To spare the.
town tor IFS infamous conduct entities to no mercy
that destroying IRE should pass over and
aZe IL "a se s"'nd than that il should stand s,,c
rcproacilful monument Of Che meanness OF its shah
t'n,s-lt IS said, tatthe Ships were preparing. 10 fl
down with Their booybut that Rodgers, Porter and
Perry were preparing To attack tlieni below.
W the CaptuiatiOn of Alexandria, it is impossible u,
speak with any degree of patience. Such ineanness
such abe linase pusilanimty or degrading enpdity
according tc articles Of captlson are TO BE- in
tcrpcted) are without parallel the annals of free
confines For the presest, shall hand over the
agents OF this disgrace 10 the exeeraon Of the puJc
end the vengesnce Of the laws Sooner than see Rich-
ond thus diSgIaced, should pray to sec it wiapt in
nlIn - FnD1te,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-03
VALUABLE PROPERTY

Ely Virtue OF deed OF trust executed To ma be To,
Cooke, Of the county Of Fov lratan dated t,. frst
ay oil October 1872 and recorded in the county cot
OF Po"hatan. for the Porpose Of securing the payme,
o. sum of money therein mentioned, John Swami
VIII be exposed to sale on the premises at phil A.
uDn !or ready money, the 10th day Of SeDterpber
line Tract of Land in the said county Of Powhs
tan on which the said James Cooke at present r, sides
containing sbCnt 300 acres;-Also. sandy Slaves
nsmcd in tie said dced---ar so much Of the said ri
or 50 nnany of the said Slaves, ms may be suieier,
20 discharge the sumdde at the time OF The sale pclg
ding the eSpences Of Such sale. The title vested +;
nc trustees, will be conveyed 70 the purchaser o pur
enaSelN, By tie TRUSTEES