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$50 Dos1tsrs REGARD.

RAN AWAY tresn tie Subscribers, on
Sunday tie 10th Instant,
EVnGEE Segro Men, named Sfepnels
4 I.slal.sn, and Joseph, or calls him
self JossAa CAIN.
stepaey is sc years Of are. yellow.
stoas. well looking fe,IoW--he has, when
examined. ON his lett foet six toes. the
siyth causes him TO have asfole In his shoe
az boot on that foot, he also has scar on
his right leg oecasioned By the cut Of a
scythe.
Lan.siea is Of a very dark complexion,
about 5 feet inches high, 60 years Of,
age, no sisihEe marks.
,sosisel, Geia is about S feet 9 inches
bigh, web built ana very chunkey. dark
oeaaplexion--be took with hial some cot
ton cloathiGg which cannot be palticula
,izesl--he is about 50 or Sc wears Of age.
S Its expected they will epdeavor to pass
as free men BY taying forged passes
,Stesse8and Lliaaea took with them be-
tween forty and fifty dollars. together
WITH two or three different suits Of cloaths.
Ii is expected they are making either for
the state Of 0i,io ~ pennsylvania. IS they
are aiming fer tSeir freedom. we will
give tie above reward # they are secured
! in any jail SO shat ne get them again, or
FIFTY DOLL AfaS for either Of them,
a1I all reasonable charges.
Le7cis 2. Waugh,
james Hefmcn,
Living in Stasburg.
Shenandoah County, Virginia,
July 90. cow
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BANK STOCK
FOR SALE OR BARTER.

, 1000 Shares Union Bank of Aleyan-
Alexandria,
100 Shares Farmers's Bank Of Alex
andria.
Hill be Sold or Exchanged
For Stock in the Merchants Bank OF
at the current value TOR eacl!
Enquire eth Printer.
July Z.
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Land fox Sale.

Land fox Sale.
: EXTENDING to remove to the Yves
4 tern Country, | o!fer for sale the
PLANTATION on which ! now reside.
Containing ty Estimation,
Three hundred 6 Eight A cres,
more or less, Of good farming LAID, with
a proportion of as good meadow as any
IN tie State,--the improvements are corr
Portable buildings to accommodate a fami-
Il. Any person desirons OF purchasing
such farm, may be accommodated on
good terms, by calling on the subscriber,
wing on the premises, Oil Eiorsepen Run,
over edge of Lordoun County, Va. or
agnes G.. Dcneale, Alexandria.
.aIe1ander IoHng,
April L law17t
NOTICE.
ysyHE Subscriber Intends to Apply to
4 the Judges OF Charles County Court
at the ensuing August Court. tor the be-
nefit of the insolvent law OF this state.
Gerard Robertson.
Charles County, sld.Jpne sa---4,-ste
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-25
From Co6bett's Weekly Political Register,
of NoVen6cr S6.
AMERICAN WAR.

Negotiations at Client Measures of tie
.AmericGn Congress--Bartke near Fart
Er7e.--Lake Ontario DiSta tches a6ouf
thF Lake CHamhLain Battle. - British ats
tack on Fcrt Mobile.
The negotia ions at Client, though kept a
secret from Johnny Bull, have reached him,
as most other disclosures do, through the
tell -taIe press OF America Oh that Re"
public and her Press How many things
he world knows through them Is there
no way of reducing them to silence Take
it IN hand, good people. and see if there be
no means of accomplishing it. 1nese ne,
gociatiops shew, that Jonathan, poor des
pissed Jonathan, is not much less smart in
the cabinet than he is in the field. Ger.
tainly nothing was ever better managed than
this negotiation on the part of Jonathan.
He pricked our brains, and then would do
nothing, until he heard what the people of
America should say. The ground OF Messrs.
Bayard, Gallatin, &c. was very reasonable.
for, how could they be expected to have in
structiOns relating to matters never before
matters Of dispute The substance If the
disclosure is this we asked as pre!imina-
ry that the Republicans should give up part
of their territory, Including those very
Lakes, and their own borders of those
Lakes, whereon they have defeated US and
which are their only secure barrier against
us and our Indian allies. TIE President,
Of course, lost no time in laying these pa
peTs before the Congress. who are sad to
have heard them with unanimous indigua-
ton and the Times newspaper tells US.
hat these papers haye been made the
means Of uniting againstu us the VII lie Ame.
rican people," Thou great ass, they were
united against us before. They we're only a
handful Of {" Serene Highnesses" and " Cos
sacks" in Massachusetts, the acquaintance
of Mir. Henry, who were not united against
Us. This, suppose, is the shift that you
resort to in order to cover your disgrace,
in having to announce that Mr. Madison is
yet" President, and that he is no even
impeached." There is one passage in the
last dispatch of Mr. Monroe. worthy of
great attention. He tells the P.enipoten.
tarcs, that " there is much reason TO PIE
sumo, that Great Britain has now other OBJ,
jects than those. for which she has hitherto
protested to contend" Probably he buiit
this presumption on the language Of our
pubic prints, or on the report Of a speech
ia Parliament, attributed by those news
papers to Sir Joseph Yerke, one OF the Lords
Of the Admiralty, in which report the re
porters made Sir Joseph say, that we had
Mr.. Madison to depose before we could lay
down our arms. This report was publish
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-25

ed some time in May or June and in Au.
gust Mr.. Monroe's dispatch was Yri ten.
However. be the ground of presumption
what 1t would, MIR. Madison does not seem
20 have changed his tone on account of il
ana there Can DE no doubt that the people
nost have been greatly inflamed by such
an impudent declaration This shews what
mischiets newspapers can do. The war is.
IL great part, the war of the Times aud the
courier. Let them, therefore, weep over
the tate OF our fleets and armies in Canada
ana at Mobile. The measures of the A,:e
rlcan congress seem to be of very hold
Character. and well calculated FOR war of
long Continuation. The President has not
been AFRAID to lay bare all the wants Of the
government, an 20 appeal to the sense and
patriotism of the people. From every thing
that can discover, the Noblesse OF ~ as
sachuse,ts will not be able to prevent, or e.
ven impede, any of these measures. John
ny Bull is. in last Saturdays Gazette, treat
ed to an account of the late battle near
Fort Erie, from which Jonathan sailed ont
upon General Drummond's army. Accord :
ing 10 TINS account, our loss was as fol-
lows
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-25
FROM THE SAME.
LETTER /.
TO THE 5E.4RL OF LIVERPOOL.
ON THE AMERICAN WAR.


Botley, Wov. "a, 1914.
My LORD,
from the report of your speech
on the 9Th inst. II appears very clearly.
that your Lordship is, by the reporter, made
to entertain an opihion, that the DIVISI-
ONS amongst the American people are ais
ready such, that we may nationally hope,
by continuation of the war, to produce ell
Their compliance with any conditions, or
an overthrow of the Union, in which Union
alone consists the strength and the prospect
OF future greatness in that rising and fast
growing Republic. The words, as given in
the report of your speech, were these -
he 1.-THE Earl OF LIVERPOOL had seen much
stronger Qualifications of the conduct of our
forces at Washington, which had been pub
lIshed in america, than any that had been
published even in this country. Mt only
we're they not more hostile to us, but the
reverse was the case. In places even where
the British arms had been successful, the
people had shewn themselves in our favor,
and had seemed we'll disposed to put them.
selves under our protection Your Lord
ship is not singular in your opinion, if it be
your opinion. 1t is the general opinion in
his country. How that opinion has been
created and kept alive, will not now en-.
1uire. The means made use of for this
purpose, the "most thinking people" know
nothing of. They have opinions furnished
them by others as regularly as soldiers or
sailors are served with rations. The lower
class are, from cir poverty, wholly with
out the pale of information, true or false,
and appear to know and care as little about
the acts of the government, and the state of
public affairs as the earth, or any other
substance, on which they expend their time
and their physical force. The middle class
are so necessarily employed in pursuit of the
means OF keeping themselves from the hor.
rors OF pauperism, that they have no time
for discussion or enquiry. Many persons, in
this class OF life, have asked me, whether
The Americans could STEAK EngEsh. Few
nen m the higher ranks Of life know any
thing worth speaking Of, with regard to the
American Republic, nation nearly euiia.
in population to- Great Britain, and inhabi
ted, as we now feel. by men full as enter.
prlsing aud as brave as our own soldiers and
sailors; Even the writer's, who have famed
the fame of this bloody war, appear to
know nothing at all about the real state OF
America for, though they have no desire
to promulgate truth; though it is heir
rade to deceive and cheat the people, they
shew by their statements that they are liz
lorant of facts, which, if they knew them.
woeld make them able to deceive with less
exposure to detection. This being the case
&c IS no wonder that the whole nation is in
state Of error as to this matter of primary
Importance On the day when the news
reached the Country, relative to the capture
OF the city Of Washington, l happened to
call, on my way homewards from Sussex
at the house OF gentlems-i, who was likely
to be as well informed as any other gentle.
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CHARITY.

Tie undersigned haviHg tasFa ., III
to consideration the subject ofalm nv
y,rinz, offer the result 70 lAer la,
loo riliseas, to excite them "a
du,, which, existing circumstances !,
loudly demand, and to direct taf ,s,s
the performance theresf, 50 tAs' n ~
NAV be accepted Of G0d' a9a ~,
auire 7vhat is essential to y ' !, y, ~.
character, and orc Of its AlsAss' "
nafneHts, n,es,;oa
Aims gisia. Is tho best 49,: ex Ip,sd's,s
Of gratitude to God Tor w.. ..s aa !, Of
towards Us. What We nave 70 :. = ss
him. hi. eff, entrusted with s Vs.. :.
stewards, to enable us to % s s
.ier to e,hers, as he is to Us. 80 4.
Is wise aud mereiiul ooa'flsaas, ~ Tho
a aIo.ss, = Ties. God i, the fsun n".I,
f frsm whence enauneraS't s, ~ s'ei
are supplied, he who aos s., = elan,
wi saI through which blessing ',s 10 q
Tended Ssa TO aos. and must sp, hst fl
God Cor the misery Which, ..J ~ The
liza neglect. had been prc,saM1e es;,. Il
h0
a asar. . sn,I the hand vhisI .s r'sp.
, holds !. r.' raised eI1 70 God in rT. II.
, aas rri,,t and Ltsits, :. VIE =. vi
,, ~ whom they found .!Aaa;.i,a B.,
r mSn rss through wound. ia a.' 'aa.,
.g,hie,es, Without as.'stS,'',, no Be-!
use visI, much s.sea.a, l,,s, rsys "a
imposed prayers bu' 'n''
-s Men fror, the ea'lies, rs 'ssep,s'
sensible ,hat prayers to s'.s,irdsiis
sble unto God must ps s. :, Ee;S',
giving of Aims. 1 .as'e sfa y.
psa ,s,s" securing T. En- .
ard ever, supply, vai+. : : -,
s,aod !. laying l,i@ '''',' =. Ii. III
r e,vis :" 70 honor God VIZ ~. Il ~
ss and stcerdins': 49,,
ssIi..e act Thus W 's's'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-11
From the Philadelphia Gazstts.

We find netting particularly inter-
esting in tas HaytiaH Gazette, the
receipt Of which We acknowledged
in our last. 1T appears however,
that the idea ofthe old mother French
government attempting toreesisazle
The island has Rrsdaeed . determin
ed and aearly unanimous resolution
ia the inhabitants to resist, to the
last extremity, any thing ofthis kind.
As an evidence Of this opinion We
have hastily translated the follow
in;. article from the Regal Gazette
of Hnyti OF November ~.
The 18th OF Nov. being the ami
v~rsar'y ofthe independence Of Hayti.
was celebrated at Cape Heary III the
most enthusatic and brilliant man
ner. A procession, comprising all
tie dignataries ofthe Empire. head
cd by his majesty and the royal fam
ily, and followed. by all his snejects
without distinction Of color, escorted
by the Kings light troops, repaired
to the aatioaal chapel. where a sis
course was delivered by Sen Emi-
,,eniiSsime Ell Revnfndissitnc Mon
seignsur parchepeqne Due &c r.iHse
After . pslitrai haransue was Do.
issrsd BY M. le Chevslicr dc Pre-
Eau secretary to the king.
i After divine service having been
performed. the kisg reviewed the
troops, who went through several
,nanoanyres - 3. A. r.. the Prince
Royal wnA at the head Of his corps.
If horse. Tie people viewed With
transports Of Joy this yoang prince,
whose martial Nix, is tous . errtaiD
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COMMUNICATION

Z - 4 2 '
ID the Herald If ,e...,,.. J,
an invitation 10 the citizen, i
ie1aad ria, 70 illuRiraie iav;, -
IN aeseua' Of the late gallant e,,;,,
Of the army ainisr General jazz
near NeW Orleans.
Neue feels more grateful to i.
author ofslI good, for ,he .,,,.. =
OF our arms, against an inued;,.
ncmy, than tbs writer o. this ar,is,s
While, however, | thus fee, Ie,,.
net consider as tie vpi'er II 4.
Herald, OF the Mayor Of Washi,,,,,
do-tiat the way 70 rstura ,bs,t.
to tho Almighty Ruler Of Tho TIL
verse. is to stick upa parcel Of O.,
dis 10 or wintoss. This j, no,
the manner, in whish a sober, ,sI.
gious and sir'asus people, orsht.,
make their grateful acknowledge
msn:s to tue deity. But if aahus
hlo citizen may be permitted to eira
his advice to his fellow citizens. Ia
would advise them, to aoknowlelgs
On their knees, their gratitude to
6cd--deplore their trassgrsssisbs,
and ask the assistance Of the Almivb.
ty, to enable .hem. By the inspiration
Of bis holy spirit, to lead, a ssbs.
righteous and goaly liie.-Sueh
conduct would show our thankful,
ness, and be more acceptable to tho
gi,er ofall good, thanany stbsrtha.
could be devised by man.
When a Christian people mean to
express taeir feelings Of gratitude 10
the great Gsd, the Holy Bible doc,
not mentios au illumination as lhe
modt--i; psiats eal that Of prayer
sraise aad Thanksgiving.
Its respectfully asked, could w
put those who are willing to illumi.
nate their houses on this occasion.
under a more acceptable service 70
The Lord. by expendias the MONEY
tho Candles would cost, 10 el0A.
ing the naked. feeding tho tan'
CRY, and buying fuel for these WHO
arc reristiss With tho eolu'
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presRge that ~ III = ~ =, -,
sge .sal tho saloT sf Lis lliassri = z
father. 4.
Az j ps'sIock 8 national Banquet
s,or.isting Of mere than thopsand
covers, WAS served np, # whieh all
TIE principal characters q the rsaln
we're present. At thu desert the fol-
lowing toasts were gisen:
81 Prince Noelc The cherished
father Of Tie Haytians / theS Great
Captain i: the conqueror Of the
Preach. go
Prince Jolas--Oar august 4 dear
~ beloved Queen.
Prince dn Hmbe-- Fhe heir Of the
Crow, tie hope OF Hayti! The
Co,au,anderin chief Of the Army.
!. Dase Of Fort Royal-Ths Regal
Princesses Tho ornaments Of sLs.
throHe.
Duke ef H.lnye--The Regal FAM
ily Of nayti. s
Prince Of st. .Hdrc-iise mag
unanimous. Prince Regent Of England;
his glory is without comparison.
Duke Of I'Jlriebonits-fiie people
or Hayti they will give to the world
. great example Of courage and bra
very in lighting for their indspesd-
enee.
Coxnt de lemonade, in the Hame
Of tho King, gave the fsllowing:-
Tho memorable father Of tho aboli
ton Of Tho slave trade, the Immortal
Wiiberferec, his name will always
be dear 70 the people ef Hayti, and
our last descendants will never pre-
naua.e ii but with sentiments inter
mingled With admiration and graft
tude.
e'oant st. Lol,is. Tho brave and
virlueus Majar Raiusfusd, he has
bu; enc arm, and he sffrrs that for
the defence Of the Hay tians ;-ani
mated by such sentiments his single
arm is worth u thousand.
Bike 81 Dondon-Dcathly war to
tyrants, and extermjnaiion TO Colo
Hisis.
Di.ke Of .Ndrmeladc-As memora-
BILE slay-viiieil proves the love and
enthusiasm oItl,s people Of Haytiio
their king.
These toasis were accompanied by 4
discharges Of artillery and by music
from his majesty's baai!--After
which his Majesty, accompanied by
the whole Royal family, visited the
banquetisg table. and we're resolved.
on their entrance with the !oudest
vaccinations or Yrs ie Koi, ui7'e Ia
RENE. rire k Prince RoyGl, 0ire les
Witnesses Royai<s, vire L. Famills
Eogdtle
1te King having ordered TIE
cnalsr,nS 10 resume their seats gave
thi, toast
10 he glory OF my brave amt
generous people.
i, was received with shouts Of ac-
clan,aiion aad joy; and when his
majesty retired he was accompanied
by the digaa,aries Of tue empire, the
priaripal military officers. and the
applause Of ali who we're present.
In tue eveaing tie city was spisn
didly i!'rminated--A public .aii
WAS given besides numerous other
jo,ous parties in different quarters
Of the city.
- q. -.--
ttnuectto yMo,,,,fact,,re, Cc,,,
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: SAVANNAH. Japuary SO.

IA ffAkNiSlAIAtsS atsS - y ~ ~
The yspsst So pres alert yeslerdas s.
Inc enemy hxyiag seduced 70 asis e. tess
s:ToSn Vt ST. Mssys, il ~ithout foun''s 8
siur, 81. sho contrary, hey l,ass sae u.'' !,
I'D il aad gone 70 ,aa,5erlana 4steaa +
alter uicwias tlp tie Foy'ton Ps.Df
trx, aDa destroying lps b-s aeS ~ Z s;
Ike.
On Saturday thv: yal;ssv Fsyf erected
Oh he e Isl Point, very corn nssd'nc
s;tuation) ef Mlss,nas''s Isisnd, wa ~
s,as.ied ans i salute fired. In nensr =,
Ne iibsrat usussians II was csllsd Fo,s
IL saa "a x 1t annnnfs fiitern S2,s, sa's
AHA las, long glts.
Reiafprcsments are pouring INTO IDS
city troa. a.. directions within the last
Jew days.
gecaatsrs Of the scliooser Cooler.
The fcliswing accom-. Of The rssaptuis
OF lie abopc vessel, in FisdcTicka n
VERIFY Beitish Bafces was aandsd "
for pnhlica;ioa Ly MI Ssabnry Dun
ha,n, Pfize-msstvr
Schooner Cscler, prize to the prlva
tcethrig Yankee, .f Bristol, X J wv
.liam jerks, nas,er, cap,ured LIST janaA
5ry,si6i5. IN iaE IL, 80, ~. long oo
~, w. from Bermuda tsandio An,igus
With a Cargo of Hour, fish and ilss...--
manned and ordered for Savannah 70
Hills and Hall On The mocaing Of the.
I5ln, saw ST. Simons' light, took It te.
b. 1'ybse aud raa in, liheir being pine
Kali OF men Of war in sigat| got up 10
Fredcricka river ABREAST Il HaIniites,s
Plantay;on On the morning It The 10th
d, dayrlighi, saw tive BRUSH Barscs az
tie distance Of tive hladred yard Iron
the schooner, IN consequence et ~hieb
We soek 10 tbs Marsh, Leaving 10 one
OIL beard but The former M@:e when
tie enery mast inbunaanly pursued Us
and opened : Ere If maskctry add can
ncnading upon us, but fortunately va III
made Our escape unhurt ftofA thu ere
nay; crossing thoss Marshes we SuHsE
cd nsaca, the enemy being SO close In
pnfslt lh,t we were obliged TO throw
r.f ours1o..,c3 20 cifec, our escape but
suffered mach frea tAe Oyster shells
with which those marshes aocand, hevs
ing ne shoes: myself and crew had ihs
good fortune To- fal. in with two humane.
gentienes, alessrs. Cosfer and .sfsaas:
who furnished Us with ciotking aud Prn
visions, aaa rendered every assistuaee
which wss il their power, during gu.
s,sv on the I.lasd, Tor which return
nv sincere thames
Al meridian the cue saJ got tho schec-
arr under wey and stood 70 the aaath-
ward.
SrAnuRY DuaHAM. Prize master
Fist Of p.azss captnred by Tho Yankee,
when The Cooier leit. her
Sailed frem Me.pen r. /. Sch Oct.
1874. Get 20, cop. ured srig Lady Pre-
gost, manned and ordered for Amc'lca.
since re-taken. NV. ~, captured brig,
Courtney, manned and ordered for
America, arrived Nov. Is, captured
ship St Andrew, 30. do. net heard OF.
Dec 4, captured ship Gen. Wellsssey,
10 do since lost on Charleston Bar
Dec, Is, cap,ared brig Spectator, and
gaze hsr up to the p,isonera Jan. I
1915. captured schr, Ceclcr, n'anneo
I'D ordered for America since 70 cap
tured in Frederick river. The Yankee
had ecen chased four times whe n the
Cooler left her, but made her escape
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ALEXANDRIA
SATURDAY. Fsnau,ev s.,
CONGRESS

Have passed q bill .uas;..
preparations u tsr rebuilding u.s. !, 7
lis buildings at The CITY u ..a TO-
Ion.
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Domestic Manufacture Com
pany

I pany
NOTICE is hereby given 70 the
lN Stockholders oil this Institution,
that an election. OF sercp Directors sill
take place. at the Court House ca THss-
day next, the l4;h ih.t. 4 statemcnt
of the accounts ard concerns Of CON
Pany will be submitted to the inspec.
ton Of the stockholders at the time and
place Ct election, agreeable to The arti.
cles Of association.
II Langtry, Agent,
February 9 st
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ms arrives from Placer aeA' hes Wno
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