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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-09
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lAHHi SG-sTREET, June %.
bajorthe honorable VI Percy arrIve Il last n obi
With despatch from feld-marshal the duke of
Wellington, X. e. 70 carl Bathurst. his m.ietv,s
principal secretary of state for the war densrt.
slent, Of which the following is a copy.
WkTEHLoo, June 10.
My LoRD--Bonaps-te having collected the let
-, 81, 9TH, And 9th corps of the French aru,v
and the imperial guards, and nearly all the csvsl
~ on the Sambre and between that river aud an,
Meuse, between the 10Th and i4th Of the month
advanced on the 18th and attacked the Pmss,'
on posts az Thuin and Lobez, on the sambre. al
day ght in the morning
did NOT hear Of these events ill the even;rs,
o. the 18th, and immediately ordered the troobe
~ prepare to march TO their left, as soon "a Id
Intelligence from other quarters 20 prove that
the eneuYs movements upon Charlcroy was the
zeal attack
The enemy drove uie Prussian posts from Sam.
bce on that day; and general Zctcn, who com.
nsnded the corps which had been a Charleroy.
retired upon Feurus, and marshal prince Blu
cher concentrated the Prussian army upon sam
bret, holding the villages in front ofhs position
81 81 Amand and Iagnys
Tie enemy concentrated bis march along the
Iosd from Charlefoy towards Braxelles aud on
The sane evening the 18th, attacked BRIGADE
81 The army OF the Netherlands, under the prince
de Weimar, posted at Erase, and fore ed II bsck !
% the farmhouse % the same road, oailed Is
<1aarue Ella
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-09
NE PIRsr RArrrr

~ me British brig FaDorite, in IS davs from Ii
Terboeh a57tUsda at BeUerh, zoe hare the f5Ro4,-
s.s B7Rsh Official accoinf Of he ,fTSt 6aftle ia
81 oUer .RG6oleon
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-09
(signed)
WELLINGTON.

p. S. Since writing the above. have received
report, that major general SIR William Ponson-
~ $ Killed, and IN announcing this ntelligenceto
our lordship, have TO add lhe express on of INV
5ref, Tor the fate of an officer who had already
rendered very brilliant and important services. &,
vas an ornament to his profess on.
ID r. $. have not yet got the returns of XII
led and wounded. but Ii1close list of officers
He'd and wounded in the two DAYS. as far as tb E
anne can be made out without the returns and
am very happy to add, that the col. de L,ancv Is
not dead, and that strong hopes of his recovery
are enterta ned.
Here follows list Of names of the killed and
wounded officers:
KlLLED-The duke of Brunswick oels. len.
I, nant generals Pc on and Ponsonbv. 4 colonies
lieutenant colonies, 8 aids-de-camp, majors,
II captains, lieutenants, ensign.
WoUNDED-Th prince of Orange, severely /;
= lieutenant generals, Zone lost his right leo
mother his right arm, severely, slightly 5
colonies, IL lieut.. coils. - mAjs. II capts. 18
heutenants,
The Courier estimates the loss of the French
IN Killed and wounded at 10000 men-Jerome Bo.
napartels SAID to have been killed.
At ten o'clock the Park and Tower guns were
lred ~ hohor OF the occasion and preparations
are making At the Admiralty for an iIInnn,na4;o,,
he grea' battle, the Duke of,Wellington finding
the troops 50 exhausted as to be unable TO proceei
recommended II to them togYe the flying enemy
three British cheers before hating.
1t IS SAID that the Austrisns and Russ; ans bav.
ing crossed the Rhine, are marching direct INTO
the heart of France.
the first battslion Of guards were ordered of
to the Netherlands this morning. The Duke If
l4rk made very excellent address to them,
which was received by the loudest huzzas.
The Austrian army Of italy, 10000 strong.
with 1900 PedmOntcse, have crossed the Tisi.
no, on IT'S march into Savoy. Intelligence of the
death OF the King of Sardinia, was received AT
i'enoa on the 7th instant.
The funds, in consequence Of the news If tLe
mo'nlne,hve iiuctuafed greatly Omn.um omen.
ed AZ 9premnm, Immediately advanced TO 10. at
halt past Il had declined to Z rs, and g, chiefly
On account OF EXTENSIVE holders wishing to real
ize the first great profts-the advance Is stocLs
on account OF the glorious events may be stated
at 2 per cent.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-09

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IA the county Of Fairf3x, four t6iles g..
George Iswn and Washington ~.
and ten from Alexandria. thro, wh:e
the contemplated turnpike road g., ,s
George Town To Leesbsfg Passes.
81 Il bounded more than 4 mile 81 i.
Potomac, on whichlies so or SO ARR I.
Of rich bottom and about 500 acres ol sss
timber, a dwelling house with 4 rooms -
aIarge barn and . fewOut buildiDess
This land vas originally Of the first oD,.
lity, and experience has proven Il &
beffecjlysustepsible Of improvement /,
the use Of gypsum.
Al Mill Seat,
TO which any part Of The above land Is,
be attached, and from which -four nav
be water.borne to Geofge. Town. Astbs
water will be taken from the Potomac I
viii be capable of driving all the yearsnv
machinery flat may be erected: the q.
pensei conveying the water tothe wheel
will be less than IN ordinary cases, and
4 "trip day may be made by tie bUas
navigating the river.
$40 acres,
IN The county Of Loudoun, s miles belov
Leesburg, lying on Broad Rum sOa.
eres are heavily timbered, the balancei,
fresh land and produces well.
MIR. Matthias, Of Leesburg, OF NJ
Ludsgeli Lee, Of Belmont, win sbew the
land and make known the terms Of sale,
The whole Of the above property WILDE
sold on a long credit (if required With
interest from The date.
Richard II. Love.
Rokeby, August II. 60
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Fresh Drdgs, Chemicals !,
From LOntSsa
b. Ii. LITLE.

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DHuoolsr 3 APoTHEcARY, King s..
N AS Just received per ship Joseph
from LOGdoh, and offers for sale
.I7a5 ID, Oil Of Vitriol, IN CarbOys
500 ID. Aqua Forts of very superior
quality IN cases Of SO 1910 lbs.
cask Sugar Of Lead
/ do Ivory Black
/ do Rotten Stone
/ do blue Vitriol
j case Magnesla
/ cask prepared Chalk
i do Lapis Calamfnaris
! do EPSON Salts
/ do white Mustard Seed
i bale Chgrno,nils Flowers
/ case genuine Windsor Soap,
elegant article
Cal0neE, tartar enetic, volatile salts;
red preciyitats, calcinesl magiiesia, pu-
riGed otsiumy IN powder, s4uills, in pow
der, and a variety Of other chemicals
and powders.
ram ana spring Key Ieeth lNStru-
ments, one setf teeth instruments, best
lancets, grain scales and weights IN box
es.
Handsome teeth brushes, The bfistIes
Of which will not come out in using, &c.
Theacknowledged superiority Of Eng
Iish chemicals and powders, over those
Of our own country, will. it is hopedy
operate as an inducement with physi1
clans and Others to call and examine
these, which were obtained from one Of
the most respectable and distinguished
chemists in London, and will be found tOl
be- 6f a quality and purity which may be
relied on with confidence.
Noyembcr8 Z d5t2aw2w Z
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3 tue 1t ! ssiii 6fF I'LL ati u tome
directed from Charles equity court willl
Be sold ia tie highest bidder for cash, 1t
tie couFt-,ouse ID Part Tobacco, % Sa-
furdaF tie 18th iiisFant5 the whole 1f
William D. Harrison Is right title, claim
and interest IA and to the following Ne
gsoss, VIZ. Basil, jim, JACK, sepheb,
Doll and Nancy which negroes are ex-
ecuted to satisfy 4 debt due from Will
am b. Harrison 10 joseph JanneY
1sho61ds a paris,
Sheriff Of Charles County.
November IS dts
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-09
John b. HamInatt,

John b. Haninatt,
yJpholster & Pa # Ha1Gt Z.
IS EsPECTFULLY informs ! n I
q, friends and the ;nbabit;an's . !
Alexandria, he has removed 70 the ;t =,
ner Of Price and Fairfax streets, WIZ, 4
he has for sale general assortment I
Upholstery, VIZ. slss
Bed Ticks. furniture aimotieS wi i
ffiaees, and tassells, aTie assortrlens. :
Paper HangiDgs and borders, ~eA's'S
slays-a few pieces Of Superior
Betting Cloths, 4
Hair Mattresses kept constantly
hand, ,.,.I;iif
|mades ,4a0S
sofas, Easy and other Chairs s''Is
|or repaired at the shortest notics. !. y
j. b. H. Takes thisopportuuiIy s. s. j
turn his sincere thanks, for the sII 1S;ac'
public patronage he has RECEIVES bys
HE has been iii this place, nd hoFs,s ,asss
continued attention 70 business =
lfit their future commands. IL
August 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-09
Wagon Wanted.

we Want 1 s. aggon 70 load fOr Green
dsrier Court Hepse.
8AssIsV;lIe e Larmoar.
Oetsfi
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-13

CONSISTING OF
Cloths superfine and Cd quality
Cass;meres, worsted cords and cassinets
q bales rose blankets
l bale stripped do.
/ bale flannels asserted
/ bale coatings
Blue, drab and mixed plains
Worsted and cotton hosiery long and
short
Lambs wool do. do.
Blue, black, gray and dra5 stockinetts
Bombazctts plain and figured
Romba2een. fancy vestings
Kid gloves long and short, colored ami
Ladies and gent!emens silk gloves, CO.
lored and white
Beaver and dog skin do.
Black levaDtines
White and colored Virginia do. mantuaI
Do. florence, plaid silk, forcntine,
Sewing silk, thread colored and white
White and colored cambrics ]
Gingllams ard calicoes, irish linens
DO. shi;tings, stlirtins cotton
Black ard white silk hose
Bandano handkerchiefs
Black silk do. ID. pins
Ribbons plain and figured
1O0 dozen yarn hose
With number of other aticles which
they will sell, Wholesale or Retail, low
or Cash or to punctual Customers.
Oct. 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-23
ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, DEcENBER %.

Extract of aletter from the house Of
Messrs. R. & 6. of Malaga, received
IN caiiz previous to the sailing of
the Hebe.
The wholeof the crop of fruit has
been purchased at high prices, to supply
tic fewremainins vessels that are load
ing for England and Holland--good
I,nuscatels casnot be shipped under SS IA
per box, hiobm So l-sa2S-4. This rise
mas taken pace owing to the shortness
of our crop, arising from the rains that
fell in Augs and the Eevant wind.--Our
crop of wine is very limited, and a fur
thef advance IN our prices is expected
sCulmenar wine is very scarce, and good
quality in demand at advanced prices :
EalEciasses Of dry provisions dull. We
have sold slaves at $3.50, and expectto
get $500 fer a parcel to our address,
N. r. Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-23
Masonic Notice.
dec.

w EDNEsDAY next being the an
w niversary Of the festival Of St
John the same will be observed in anti
cipation on Sunday, by the Brethren of A
lexandria Washington Lodge No. % at
tending divine service at Christ Church
where Charity Sermon will be deliver
ed by their Chaplain the Rev. DIR. Muir
The Brethren are requested to meet al
their Hall on Sunday morning at s
O'Clock. The Brethren of Alexandra
Brook Lodge No. 2, and transient Be
thren are respectfully invited to attend
BY order Of the Worshipful Master.
Grafton Cawood,
Secretary.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-23
LoNDoN, Oct. IS.

The Carron Can't. Patershall, has late,
|ly convened from Bermuda to Trinidad,
fifty North American Indians, who join.
ed during the late war Admiral Coch-
rane's squadron these men, it appears,
selected Trinidad for their future resi-
dence, where. in pursuance of the pro
mise originally held out to to them, they
Awill receive grants ofland, and will be
taught the cultivation and the manufac-
tpre Of the sugar cane.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-23

x.k. lhs petition q etss
3 81 'f' ~ & ,Isens 10 him q tl's
s'str. p sl' - sd satiops due ton ths
sssfss - : s. s I, WSo was an officer =
Isl As!sl' a ssI' can. ske petition q Re;
B ~ asss,. presented On the slst q
80 . n.si isIl. s,
81 ht .S SJ Io}a / s Smith. q sIOutge
Sl's', ,aanty, prayihg has Wy s a:..,.
ss<s'sa Y 2 emit emitted, Us their said distil,
IIsg 8 .so -, Afterwards consumed b5
Resy wy go.
Zoe, 4. sarreant, The petition q
BF @ at.,nnse 3 Cashier Of the Bank
|oselg pg ;s;;rarli. in Che city Of Phlla-
I d o,.' -sv;np compensation adequate
slPb'ss P. ;:s .s md exeftions, in procur.
Ephls e s ..sse;s;,ye Subscriptions to the
rs au9 fs s, Millions Of dollars.
ga ~ Kerr. the petition OF John
ga ..y;,,s that the penalty incurred
sa, 4 !. 3 .sonsc laence Of retailing spi-
a' ;,bout 1 licence, may be remit
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I'7oeiNg fire Dollars Researd.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber on
the slst October last, a negro man, mann
ed WILLIAM, formerly the properly OF
la Mr.. Jacobs, tanner, that lived at
|Dumfries-hc is well acquainted in that
neiehborhood at Mr. Cannen's and the
lCarter's, and at Hendersel's mill and
about Chappewensic meeting house, ana
lat Mr.. Robert Graham's. His wife Is
free black woman from Dun,fries. OF the
name of Nelly Cole, and her connec-
[tisns live about there, aod it is supposed
The is harboretl about that neigbborbsoal
|by their assistance. he is about 3 feet
high, of a yellowish cast, very large
|ieet, from As to SO years OF age, can
read and write, and has sometimes act
led as a preacher amongst his color-fe
lis very artfui and may Try TO PISS ter 4
freeman-his cloaths cannot be desciib.
ed as he had different changes--he IS
apt to wear wofsted cap under bis bal,
in cold weather, and a brown great
coat-be has sonin Maryland at Geo.
Eyans's, at Chlcawamme, and it is sup
posed he has taken that course. 1he a.
bove reward of I'&enty-fve Dollars with
reasonable charges for bringing bim home
or securing him 50 that get him again,
will be paid by me
James III. Done.1.
December 10. dSw 4
N. B. Masters of vessels and.otkers
are cautioned against harboring Or car
rying off said telIou, as tie law Win be
nut il force against ang offending.
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iii our paper 81 the 77fh, j case was Gil
led fem the records ot the Genera
Court (of this commonwealth, iron
(which it was Apparent that that court
the highest criminal tribunal in the state
had declined executing a penal Law o
/ the congress Of the u. States. An allu
sion was at the same time made to /
most important case then pending before
the court Of Appeals, wherein this poin,
was involved:
g Whetf0s a law of Congress, which
|authoriscs writ of error to issue from
THE supreme court ofthe q. States to "a
Judgment of the supreme court of a state.
he constitutional or not =
Welfare now to state, that this case
was finally decided BY the court Of APP
|peals, on Saturday last, and that all the
Judges who were on the bench, the whole
court being present with the exception Of
Judge Coulter. unanimously declined O.
beying the mandamus Of the supreme
court Of the U. States.
Asst is due to the state, tn have the
points in this case, and the principles
on which It was decided stated at length,
we shall hereafter attempt tosprocure an
abstract of the whole lin the mean time
we shallcMsorily observe, that the case
began several years ago in the district
court of Winchester; that it went up to
the court Of appeals, where it was de.
|cided against the APPELLEE: that By a
writ of error, it was brought before the
supreme court Of the u. States, vino s.
|nally issued amandamus to the court Of
directing them to enter up a
Judgment in favor of the appellant in the
court of appeals. Had they a right an
der the constitution of the q. S. to issue
this lnandamnsP In approaching this
question the court of appeals spared no
pains to arrive at the truth. l'hey called
upon the ablest counsel at tie bar for.
their disinterested opinion. The court
Themselves took nearly two yearsin ma
turing and making up their Judgment.
There was no precipitation; bnt on the
contrary. every effort was made to col
|lect light and administer jastice. The
opinions OF the four judges bear the
strongest marks OF their laborious re-
searches. The decision has at length
gone against the jurisdiction OF the SUI.
preme court of the U. s. as still appears
by the following extract from the re!
cords Of the court Of appeals.
Philip Martin ] On special mandate
against from the Sameme court
Gavid .iunter of the U. States.
I, The Court is unanimously Of opinion
that the appellate power of the supreme
Court Of tie United States does not ex-
tend to this Court, under sound con-
struction of the Constitution of the IT,
S..-that so ,auch of the twenty-ffth sec
ton of the act of Congress to establish
the judicial Courts Of the U. 8. as ex-
tends the appellate jurisdiction OF the
supreme Court to this Court, is nat inI
pursuance OF the Constitution of tile vi
S.-Thatthe writ of error in this easel
was improyidenty aiowedunder the au
thoiity of that Court; that the proceed
ines thereon in the Supreme Court we're
ceram onjaaice,to relationsto this Court
aud that obedience tots mandate be De-
clined by this Court.
Enquirer.
q 1easc E-ory. nsc 10
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sNssg- Fork. Dec. 19.

N y . ft Z 2. y E.
From our correspondent at Halifax,
We have this morning, received, by the
way of Boston, the Halifax Journal aud
Royal Gazette to the 9th inst. From
these papers we copy the following arti-
|cles -:
Halifar, Nov. 81.
Notwithstanding the reciprocity Of
Friendly disposition said exist ON the
part of the American government to meet
THAT of the prince Regent of q. Britain,
lit is fact, which cannot be Zoo publicly
noticed, that though American vessels
and cargoes pay in British ports the
same duties as our vessels, and similar
|importations, we still continue subjected
lin America, to pay the IS 1-s per cent
additional duty, on the same footing
with other foreigners.
Surely this demands, from men in
power, some little attention. By the
Prince Regents order in council, A.
american vessels, and cargoes imported
lin them, are exempted from the former
additional duties since the month of Au-
|gnst last, ought not then the same iBduI-
|gence to be extended to our vessels from
|thatperiodi Upon the basis Of what is
Fealied reciprocal, now favorite dipIo-
matte expression, there. can be no ques-
ton but that all the extra duties, levied
i'm the U. S. upon British property,
should be returned up to the period when
this favorable alteration, for their citi-
|zens, was acknowledged and acted upon
lin Great Britain.
Halifar, Dee A.
Aletter from Quebec, Of the 9TH alt.
SAYS. The Americans have taken pos
session of all the Islands in the upper
lakes; and is said, intended erecting a
large fort on lake Chanplain, and ano-
|ther on the St. Lawrense, near Corn
wall.
Extract of a letter from Antigua, dated
Oct. 10. 1915.
On Friday morning last, there was
IA heavy thunder storm here--The Ma
val Yictnaling Store was set on IRE, and
entirely consumed with the property CEN
|tained IN ii of the value of 25,000l."
December 6.
Sailed, on Saturday afternoon last, for
.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-23
Union Bank Of .3lts'andria,
Public Sale.

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4 N obedience to an order of the hon.
4 the Circuit Court of the District OF
Columbia, for the county of Alexandria,
made in the case Of John Sullivan's heirs.
The subscriber viii sell at public auction
for cash, THIS U.aK December 2s)
at 8 o'clock. upon the premises,
A Lot Of Ground,
,citk the Improremsnts theryapon,
Situated OH the east side of st. Asaph,
between Prince and Duke streets, front
ing % feet on st. Asaph street, and ex-
tending back leo feet, subject to a
ground rent of 90 dollars per annum,
forever. The sale to commerce at s
o'clock In the afternoon.
JOHN D. SIMMS.
Commissioner.
dec. Is cots