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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-06
7'ooilse .ache Drops.

The only remedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE MEDICINES are
from the Recipes Of the late
Richard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, bic
widow No. Sc, Maiden Lane, New-Y ork.
and BY her neutrality-suspicious. sold BY
sMessrs Jas. Kennedy 6 Son.
BooKsELLERs, ALEXANDRIA.
ADr;l re.
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Damask Lip Salre.

HAMS true G. genuine Gernan Corn
Pt1isseF.
AninfaIlible remedy for corns, speedil,
them root and branch, without
giving pain.
Hntn's genuine Eye Wufer.
a sovereign remedy for all diseases o.
the eyes, whether the effect of natural
weakness Orof, accident.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-06
German Goods.

Freight, to a Port in
Europe.
xSS The superior new brig
P William,
81 - &c apt. Bliss, burthen 152 tons
s. l436 bills. will be ready for the re
rption nfacargo in ten days--For terms
,pply to George Beale, Esq. Washing
ton City, or to
,Adams, Herbert and Go.
! Who have for sale ON board said brig,
276 Spars
Is Masts
10000 Shingles
10000 Slaves
$4,000 feet pine boards.
Nov lis.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-06
! CASE OF CURE,
! ,SFlected from q fumeroas li&.

/, Selected TOR g nhsiieToNs stlst.
John Hoover, rope-.nalSers South Sc
coni street, between Mary and Christian
streets, PIiIadeIphia, voluntarily maketh
oath as fo!lexs.: mely--that his wife.
Mary Hoover, WAS so severely afflicted
with violent rheumatism, very dangerous
Y IL situated, the consequence Of a severe
cald after lying Ia, IS u be confined -
her bed Coz several weeks, AMI was at
length redacetl to the melancholy appre.
he asipr af remaining q cripple for life,
n.,tNSthstan ding the most respectable me-
dicai advice WAS fol lowed. and every pre-
i,aDle remedy attempted; when seeing
several cases Of cures perfm1nexi by Ha-
,n,ltonss Essence and extract 81 Mustard,
tbev were procured from Mr Birch, No,
South Second street. 4 = irsf appli-
cation enabled her to wall across the
RON. and the nse of one bottle restored
Aer 10 her ueaal state Of hexIth and
stren8kh. ,a,,>z ,,f,y,,-,,r
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-06
Notice.

= Shall offer for sale At !, i tns ii
i ling Of Mrs. Elizse q ;, he ~ lTthia'
Fapquier county, on Friday ; ,sl bon
slant. about twenty likely s, IVA tpssrs
SL. YES. Terms Of sa'e A'
It the pace d sale. ~. Aduf
Of @. Denesle, Is0s'
November 2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-06
Landing

81 AT Lawrason and Fowle's Nnap
AND FOR SALE, loss
The Cargo Of brig. Eliza, !. ~; : i
master from Havana, corslsuus a
81 boxes brown HAVANA SnSa''
superior quality.
30 hhds. Molasses,
26 bags green Coffee.
Apply to = u,,s,ll.
Lawrason s Fow'e'
Oct II ----'-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-06
FOK SHE BIZ
John JACKSON.

The cargo uf schr. Three Brothers from
Boston, consisting OF
los tens Plaster
$4,000 feet understandable Lumber
Also--sT he cargo of sch. Five-Brothers'
consisting Of
ti0 tons Plaster y.
a9,(00 feet merchantahle Lumber
a 6ewhupdred bushels very excellent
Potatoes.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-06
FOR BOSTON.

sssH The new substantial schr. Three
: Brothers, will be ready to receive
q cargo the beginning Of next week fol
freight of = few hundred barrels
Apply as above.
Nov al 81 eo2w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-26

r. III S. Bu,sOrrk, .lftiy II, 1916.
SIR received your letter Of the 18th INST. &
beg leave 20 state tor your satlsfact ON, fact
which appears to have been hitherto doub ed. I
was ON board the President from the time she
parted from the squadron, until she arrived in
this port and can assure you, yolr former inEor-
mation OF the men being on board '--lthont our
knowledge, was perfectly Correct, to which beg
to subscribe myself,
Sir, your most obedent, humble servant.
q. PERCEYAL.
To z. Ward, ESQ St. Gcorre.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-26
So.

ecedsnted IN modern watfre, we stated the
rcums, ance IN our paper of the first Feb ail
ndoe s'cn comments we thought pr,Der: the
ny foiiowng, his Excelency the Governor and
Comnander IN Chef sent for us, represented he
oecuiiar s.tuat on OF Com Decatur, Informed US
APT. hope had assured His Excellencv, that tn .t
e'a,eineiit vas incorrect, and request ed us 10 co1
1"adict 1t which we accordingly Il d. ,,Sicr the
IMPRESSION that we had misunderstood ihe geo
tleman before alluded To.
immediately upon our publishing such contra.
o'cton, several gentlemen declared they could
maze maze Co., that 1t. Morgan had asserted that he
,'uhu Coor ~ men ON bosrd he Pres rient, which
nc put IN irons and subsequently that officer as
snret ourselves ont board the President that Il wa.
ne ~, case del csey induced us to remain silent.
.'u'o convinced M our mind, that IL NIorp,n
mus. nave had some foundation for his assertion,
unit sta ement III the National intell leencer
ana an ONO al letter ofCom Decatur, CHARGED ne
INV oo'Ir 81 'c'.uS ,he account we gave of the
c'p'ure OF The President--tn assertion to.,lly
unourded J
oPon inc appearance Of these papers, consider.
ns Oominod're Decatur at liberty, and suffio;.
e''ty capable or defend ng himself; hurt at the
"'S sn' ''naniy attack c had made upon us {; and
I"'iceF'"ga at the same time, that his conducthad
oeeh 50 extremely indicate, that he could not
rave Tue east clam upon His Exccliency the CO.
serl'or ana Comm ,nter in Chief, which could call
forth ms nterf renee to check or RESTRAIN .nv
SUBSEQUENT observations of ours, relative to that
oUicer; we repeated our cony .ction Of the truth
VI the ORIGINAL statement we published. and ex-
posed the" unwarraniable" conduct of Commn.
d"re Decatur, and the incorrectness of his asser.
tons.
we have been requested to insert 4 "safisfac,
.or? explanation" which we willingly have done,
mat til: whole affair being thus completely de.
yei9ped to the world, Capt Hope and 1t. Morgan
Wll ieel compelled 10 prove the truth or asi15is
t'e iaiiacr OF Their assertions. II lit. Morgan haa
aeioera'e.y stated that winch has no foundat,on
u, y, truth, 1t becomes indispensable upon Captain
liope t"require tbsth publicly acknowledge il,
ana we VIII u>i hasten TO recall what we orig.
asly p''oi she'd Ifon the other hand, LiePt.
' ssh can supstantiate his statement, no blame
can rest with for hsvine- a-iyen II c,rcnlat,o,
AZ present the declarations ofthe two officers me
III variance, We believe both of them to be men OF
honof and trust they Win have 1t in their power
70 lenSye me Charge OF inconsistency, (tos.y the
least OF ~ which is attached to the character OF
one or the other.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-26

Com. Decatur's letter, which have now called for
His Excellency's eensure, or Us Exceliency will
feel it his bound d duty to remove YOU from the
Office HIS Majesty's Printer, which row gives a
degree of weight to observations contained inyour
parer to which otherwise they might not be Gu
tiled.
I have the honor 20 be, Sir,
Your obedt. humble Servant
-. &. COOPER, Private Secretary.
Edmund Ward, Esq.
Editor of the Royal Gazette, Bcr.nudas..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-26
Lovnov, May %.

Ha.F bns: one O'Clock.
In addition 20 the italian Gazettes, BY pri.
vate letter from Switzerland, dated the 10th inst.
VIC learn from most respectable authority, thas
an authentic account had arrived there that dav.
OF Che last battles between the Austrians and Mi.
rats troops, which states, that the former stood
firmly on the FIRST and second days Of the battles.
and OF The third were completely victorious. In
decd we have been assured, that government re-
ceived an official confirmation 10 that effect this
day.
LasHrreeho7 at la Yendee -~---~The Morning
Chronicle, and lord Grey, still affect to doubt
the truth Of our statement respecting the insrr-
rection in La Veiidee--we therefore insert for
their perusal another Official confession of il from
the Moniieur--it follows
MATHS, May II.
The project Of this department has Just pub
llshed the following proclamation
" Inhabitants Of the L.efi hank Of t6e Loire
The odious impostUreg with which 1t IS attempt
ed to lead yon estrsy, are every day proved to be
ialsehoOds.
Abused b. individuals whom you only know
by the mlsfortunes which they have brought upon
you--beconc Internationally the instruments OF
her criminal ambition, YOU have for some dave
elected the pateTnal counsels Of the adIainistra-
0n--yOu seem to have been afraid of tie tr,tt,--
,1stead Of obeyiug tre authentic acts OF govern.
nent, you have preferred absurd news. obgcursly
isbr.ested ~ men who were obliCeS % eonssGEd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-26
Edmund Yard Esq
Editor 9r the Royal Gazette, bermuda.

HSNILrov, 2oth April, 1915.
SIR / am directed byh Excelency the Gov,
and Commander in Chef to notify to you that
IN consequence of the renewed publ cation VIII CHI
has appeared IN the paper edited by YOU, reasser-
ing the truth of certain circumstances connec-
ted with the capture of the United States fri.
gate President, which you had originally gwen to
the public, bnt had subsequently upon the .esti-
mony OF Captain Hope himself, contrdd cted, and
in consequence of the determination announced
by you IN your late correspondence with his FIX
cfilency's Private Secretary not to retract your
late production upon the subieci, his Exccllen-
cy has felt IT his mperIous duty to Withdraw
from YOU, the office of his Majesty's Printer in
these Islands, and from the paper of which you
are the ed tor, the titles and duties OF the Royal
Gazette; and VIII ch you Will consider therefore
W thdrawn accord ngly. His Excellency deem
Dg II to be equally inconsistent with the honor
ct the British nation, and the character OF the
British press, TO admit Of a publication being
hOn0red with the support ofhls Maiesty'S namC,
OF its editor with the commission of his VI ics-
tvs Printer, that prefers the wanton persever-
nee n error to tie honorable retractlon Of MS
statement.
am, SIR,
Your most obdt. servt.
SAMUEL ADAMS, Dep. Sec.
Edmund J2ard, Esq.
The following 3 the explanation we intended
waiting upon IT'S EXceileuoy with, whenwe were
landed Mr.. CoOper's letter Of the 18Th ult. the
tenor Of the 81 paragraph Of that letter, preclud-
cd the possibility Of such document being salts
factory 10 HIS Excsllency. We now present It to
The PnblIc--'t contains a cand d and temperate
statement Of the whole transaction and we can
no forbear expressing cur regret, that His Tx
cellcncy had not considered II" wholly inconsist-
ent with his public station to become IN any way
a party to Z" any Newspaper paragraph or publ
cSjor," at the time he dictated to us a. Govern.
| 'nent House, while we committed to paper, the
Ii-fated apology which was made
EXPLANATION
SO contradictory have been the accounts pub.
! lished, relative to the concealment IF men on
board the President, that At has become highly
requisite an explanation should take place, tina,
the public mind should be fully satisfied on the
subject, and that blame should attach TO the per
son most deserving Of ceusure
Shortly after the arrival Of the President "
| this port, we were informed by a merchant Of re
| spectabillty, he had understood from 1t. Morgar
| Of the Endynion, that he found number of me
| concealed on beard the former vessel. As We 90
S.de. 81 Ibis an act extremely treaehsroas and al
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-26
= }uv13 PgrR Esq.
Ellt,r f.he Royal Gazs,te, BermuIa.
nanxrna. ~ Arril, 1s1s.

pzpxUpA, 25th April, 1915
SUI received your letter Of the ed INST on
my return TO st. Gsorfc, late last evening and
cannot but lament that his excellency tire govern
or and commander in ch e., should have cons der
cd nine So little atsfactory.
am perfectly aware Of the situation in which
commodore Decatur was placed, when publish
ed the original statement, and permit nc Sir, to
observe, II vas the convection Of his n Misfortune
next 70 III cxceliencys assurance Of the Moor.
rectness ofthat statement, which induced me tn
Tetract it as assurance founded on the assert
on Of capt. Hope.
II - nov SIX weeks since rcasserted the sub.
stance Of the previous publication on the nthor,.
ty Of LeIt. Morgan whD brought the President
IN AMI any It enDt ofmine n re act il at this
period wflid be uravNl,nS z World only a.
taoh wayerng uncertainty Q. character 70 the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-26

fThe following extracts are from Pa'nphle
which appeared at bermuda. The conduct
tive Governor ofthatIsland is highly praise wor
thy, IN withdrawing patronage from unde.
serring man. Mr. Wards perseverance in er.
yor, af; e. the rec, facts had been stated TO him
. is truly surprising. We cannot decide whether
: ohs'inacy or ruprlencehe the prevailing cha.
rae; eris,c of Mr.. w. Ifthe civil officers pos.
sessng the power, would exercise il in a man.
ner similar tp the Gov ofPermuda, those hear
brrn,ngs which exist between Great npitain
md or country would cease. The Governor
Z, cfNwa Scotia has anopportunity Of exerc sing
bis authority. IL II appear, that tits the Ed tor
ofthe Halifax paper, who has stated that the
officers and crew oftbc Constitution endeavcr.
81 TO seduce the crews of the Levant & Cayne;
thsn which, more infamous falsehood never
? c1is;Sd.l-rEa. 4rgns.1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-26
UBLISHED
on WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
BY JOHN BURKE,

Four Doors 6elolv lie Bell Tereru at Four Dollars
per AMMAN, bald IN advance.
F advertisements inserted at the us,tat
rr;cs, and promptly attended to.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-26

PHTLADELPaIA, july 90
The editor Of the American Daily Advertiser
has been favored by espectable 'fr end, with
the London SIN Of the evening of the 9th of Nav,
from which he has extracted the following asti.
cles ofioregn intelligence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-26
BERMUDA. May o..

U"N'HNHAs WY Efs
oenccdhse't Of men on board the President.
we feel happy m having 1t IN our power this
Gay Itiiiy to SATISFY our readers upon subject
"h'ch has excited considerable interest. We
nave witnessed with pleasure the public exnres.
Slu's OF datestaton, excited by the treacherous
act and have been h ghly gratlfied by the 40.
probation, with VIII CHI the commun tv have eg.
Ell our conduct. Eor is It our object IN produ.
eng proof OF the correctness our original state.
'nent't to exut or triumph. We wish, and every
"Pf,iS"t American will agree with US, that an act
SO dissraceful had never occurred; but az il did
'ccur, and the character of brave, honorable,
ma 'bseat officer, was likely to suffer IN conse-
l"ence OF adeciaratIou Of = contrary nature, we
feel bound to use every exertion to prevent the
slightest reproach or stigma from attaching itself
10 nun Il was with that ew we wrote the fol-
lowing letter, md now present it to the pubic,
with the anawer we received
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-26
ST. GEoneE, nth Nay. 1s1s

c,o - ST' 'bohSt, Kun way, 1919.
sik-HavnS just heardyou were on board The
PRESIDENT, when the men were found, I will Ike
1t IS particular favour, if you viii obl,ge me
WIN statement ofthe rcumstances attending
that TRANSACTION for my own private satisfaction ;
and rfyou have no objection, for publ ca, on
as am convinced your knowledge of the AR, Il
s ven 10 the world. would :escue the Character Of
Lieut. Morgan from unjust asperslons.
remain, SIR,
Your obedlent servant,
EDMUND WARD.
Hon. Lieut.. Percevil,
II. NJ. s. Dulwark.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-26
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

To z. Ward, Esq. St. George.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07
DOMESTIC.
DEFENCE OF SToNINGToN.

The defence Of Stonington by a handful
OF brave citizens, was more like an eff
fusion OF feeling warm from the heart,
than concerted military movement
The result fit we all know, and it af-
torded sincere delight to every patriot.
But the particulars we have never seen
so accurately described as in the follow
ing conc Sc narrative from the chairman
of the Committee of Defence to the Sc
cretarv of War, of which we have been
favored with copy for publication.
National Inieligencer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07
Wo'lington Gig, .IEay, 1915
Hon. Alex'r. j. Dallas,
THE LATE HURRICANE.
FURTHER PARr1cULARs.1
BOSTON, Sept.

BOSTON, Sept. 81.
ne late storm had the remarkable ef-
iect OF lncrusting almost every substance
exposed to the rain with salt The win
COWS almost lost their transparency, from
the quantity of salt collected on them, and
ehe leaves OF trees, probably from this
cause present the appearance of having
Deeh exposed to severe frost. This ap-
Pearshce OF salt on windows, trees, &c.
Tior. my
The Panorama Of Paris, which was exbi-
biting at the Circus, in Charlestown. VS.
either desti Dyed or much itiured bv
the storm OH Saturday last A Gun Bnat
1t tho Navy Yard, was sunk. Wenbs"n
and South Reading steeples were blown
down. :"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07
PLANTERS FARE FOR SALE.


THNHE SUBSCRIBER will sell this Handsome
Il Farm, very cheap, for pa;t money and part
credit. He therefore invites those who wish TO in
vest money in valuable Lands, to take look at
this property. 1t lies 10 the county of Goochiand
ten miles above the Courthouse forty from Rich
mond, AMI seven from Boat Navigation, on James
River, and contains about 200 acres, 80 acres of
which lying in Lickngh hole Greek, is equal in fert-
ity to the best James River bottem Landslide
high land lies we'll, is laid off In FIVE fields. and
well fenced in-thc fields have been I'll covered
and those out Of cultivation pretty we'll taken
with IL; and those now andcr culture, were well
taken with tit produces good crops of cora,
wheat and tobacco. The buildings are generally
good and convenient. The dwelling-housc is part
" two-story, and is neat, light, hamdsome building
The Farm is well watered, having streams in every
field, and several good springs convenient to the
dwelling house, and large Orchards of good fruit.
consisting OF Apples, Peaches, Cherries, &c
He has also, THO Small Farms, in the same
neighborhood, for sale, on the same terms-one of
which containing los acres, at present under the
occupancy OF Mrs Olyis---is well timbered and has
on II thriving young Apple Orchard. and lies near
enough to Planters Fare, to supply it with timber
The other contains 1876 acres, and IS subject to the
lille estateot Mrs. James, IAN old Lady, who lives
ON the Farm. A further description of the pro-
pertys deemed unnecessary, as those wishing to
purchase, will no doubt view the premises
The terms may be known by application to Mr.
John B. Neoe (who lives on the premises) or 10
the Subscriber living in Richmond.
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
nat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07
SALEM. lMass.l sem. Is.

The present season has been renarka-
bic for violent and destructive storms, GA
the American coast. On the OF, and 9th
August the Jamaica feet was shattered 20
pieces near the banks of Newfoundland -
and the fury of the winds for several DAVIS
at the end of August and beg nnlug Of
September has filed the papers with &C
counts of disasters both at sea, and on land.
But in this quarter the Equinvctal Gale
on Saturday last exceeded any OF the pre-
ceding, and perhaps was equal in violence,
though not in duration, to the memorable
October storm of 1904. About 9 o'clock
on Friday morning, the wind at northeast
it rained copiously but after sunrise the
clouds appeared broken, aud there was
some Indication of fair weather but the
clouds afterwards thickened, and in the
afternoon the wind strengthened, and some
rain fell, but the night was moderate. On
Saturday morning, the storm was renewed !;
the wind was at east, and about 9 6'clcck
had become very strong at about ~ It.
shifted 10 ne southeast, still increasing.
(thOugh without much rainy til Il bccam/
a most violent hurricane. Between q
2 O'Clock the wind got round 10 the so
west, and SOON subsidized, and betDir
we had pleasant weather
In this town the Effects of the
have not been 50 destructive as wa
pretended while we flt is violence
ornamental trees have been tom a.
roots, a number Of Chimn1ys blown
and sheds, exSuHk erlufncd bat q
sells IN the e all safe, aud
son was nag tie lOsses. <
sQIrY< q. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07
Augusta, September g

The hon. I'm. II. Crawford, Secretary
at 7Var, and late minister hlenihofentiary
to The court Of France, arrived here ON
Tuesday eOening last on his Auay TO his
scafm Oglefho77te county. During mr..
Crauford's short residence in France,
that denoted country has erhericnced bur
one continued scene o. disorder and reUo-
on the imheriol fhrone- -.Naholeon "a de-
clared e0fieTr~-IoRighnce king, on tbe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07
.417'ENJION!

an Saturday the 1lth October next, will be
rented, to the highest bidder, that valuable and
commo,iious establishment in the town oil Manchss-
ter, well kio to travellers, as The Columbian
Inn"
at the same time and place, will be leased, for
one or more years, the private establishment--lt
mas every necessary clubhouse, large garden, * 4
well OF excellent water attached to it, and Is one
oil the most pleasant and eligible situations for pri-
vate family in town.
On the same day, will be sold, credit of two.
FOUR and six months, three well-incosed half acre
lots, lying in one square.
September II. j2-