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nans ambition Of tie imperial tyrant in
subduing the poor SPaniards, in starving
the enemies Of France. VIII the people
Of the u. States thus manifest their sense
OF injuries, in heeominglhe passive stru
,ncnts and tools OF France lie said it
was not the public sentiment. He said
that as cayeat or precautionary mea-
sure, there can be no necessity for the last
section and the penalties contained there
in, unless, instead Of a precursor, it is in
tended as substitute for war.
He said he had other considerations to
submit, most of which are detail offacts
which occurred in conference between
the committee Of foreign relations and the
secretary Of state, which, however, ne
would for the present defer.
He would observe, in the words OF the
gentleman from New z DIRK, (Mr. Stow
that war is not to he considered AS mat
ter Of pleasure. lie hoped we should not
act as thoughtiess young couple some
times do, who arc in hurry to marry first,
and then look around to get something to
make the pot boil. He beseeehed the
house to act with sobriety and solemn con-
sideration. Whatever his opinion might
be about the war, he said, if he was not
in the habit of Withholding his pledges, if
We should unayodabIy plunge into one,
he believed he should not be backward in
affordin2 his aid to bring il to an lonora-
bic close. But he did not believe war TO
be tie object, and his reason was, because
there is no preparation Tor it.
- 10 RE gON1INUFD, .l>t-
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FLECiWT EXTRACT.

On Peace thou source and soul OF social lie,
Beneath whose calm inspiring i.huence,
Science lis views enlarges, art rehnes,
And swelling commerce opens all her ports.
Blest be tie man divine who gives US thee
Who bids the trumpet hush his horrld claHg
Nor blow the gi4dy nations into rage;
" no sheathes the mu erous oiaoe, then
Into the wei pii'Jl armoury Ic,oros;
And every sigonr from tie work OF DEATH
To graceful industry converting makes
The country flourish, and the city smile
Nor blessed at home alone, his praise snaIInI
Far as the sun rolls the dinusjve day.
Far as the breeze can blow The gifts OF peace
Till all tie happy nations catch the song
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CRNRIYY.

IF fellow creature stood in need OF asS'sF
ance his purse was open; he gave freely u
the grateful and the ungratelul; for | ain So.'
ry to say, there were many OF the Ia't9'
mong those he benefited the poor, ID g.
neral, were extremely unthankiuI ;I'"sS
would receive his bounty; courtesy ana Dor 80
ant thank him, when they met him, but AVA
covet more, and do him damage without ~"
junction or remorse he knew 1t as "e'' "a
| do; but, still he WOULD GIVE tor, he "o",n
say, they know 20 better; they have not DS sII
educated as we have been give, ana It '' a,,
be given you again IF not by those ~.
serve, yet by God Almighty, which Is 'a' ~
ter security.
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are deposited in the bank conto;.
OFT in twelve monthly instalmen,e j. 'im pa
Hamburg at the rate of exchange Of e. :, oils Of
In consequence ofthe preparations ~" IS o"r.
between Russia and France, the rar ,0f Va
Russia had considerably fallen amI "s's
were merely nominal, as the trars;, 1 trlC
Austria and Germany, which hid s,, "%DE
considerable height, would be eul Of .,'..I :,
armies. "y ii
The markets at Gottenburg were .,,
with every article Of commerce. o'0''t
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y Gottenburg, Petersburg, &c.

Captain Er"ing of the schooner Fancv :,
rived here Yesterday fom Trinidad, Cn S'
spoke, Oh the 1911 MI scar. Two RroG Ga"'
captain Coffin, CT Nswburyport, who irforraa )
that the schooner Gov. Nj Kean lof pb;. ''ya
phia) had been captured between Jamaica , ,nI
Cubs, by Spanish picarcon, and had b e,.a
carried into s.. fago Tor trial, in cons,oroo avn
of having the bishop Of Carthaecna on bo,r1
on lis passage to tic United States--be ~
malaed IN prison wker cap ain CcRp as;Ie5
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WASHINGTON CITY. a5r;, ;,


Gen WILKINSON is to resume th, cam
mand on the Lower Mississippi; and. we m
derstand, viii take his departure from this ritz
in few days, via Pittsburg, for New Ore5,<
Accounts from St Louis, T. T. to the gle,
ult speak OF continued hostile movements, =.
rnongst the Indian tljoes. S. ii c two follow.
ing paragraphs, from thc Louisiana Gazette
OF that date, we find that the law, passed at
the presenl session for raising six companies
OF mounted rangers. has been already exccyt-
ed to valuable purpose:
"Ihe new company Of Rangers now doing
duty in the district OF St. Charles, are, Der.
maps, as fine body Of hardy woodsmen as
ever took the field. They cover, bY constant
and rapid movement, that tract of country
from Sat river on The Mississippi to the Mis-.
souri, near Loutre
/" The company Of RANGERS raised in TIE
Illinois, under the con Gand OF capt White.
sides, have marched 10 tie NEST exposed sec.
ton of their frontier: report says 'bat tney
are as fine a company as ever trod he tented
field"
The ravlges OF the earthquake Oh The west
bank Of the Mississippi are described IS bay-
.ng been very destructive, completely M
peding al travelling in some cases.
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AMONG WHIcR ARE
Baftas, GIrrahs, Sonhas, Cossas, Mamoodies,
Aliabad Choudagarys, Emerties, Swans,
Company Long Cloths, Checks,
Madras pattern Hankerchiefs, Seersuckers,
Sooty Romals, Custas, Company Bandannos,
Giila Handkerchiefs, Kermechie ditto,
Chintzes, Black Silk Handkerchief,
Check Lustrings, Sewing Silks,
Russia Shooting, Do. Diapers, Ravens Duck,
London superfne Cloths,
Yorkshire do. and seconds,
Casimeres, Berlins and Stockinetts,
Chintz Furniture, Cambria Dimities, Sc sc.
Most of the Calcutta Goods are fine.
Catalogues will be delivered and the goods
ready for examination, on Tuesday the 2Ist
inst
Baltimore, April Gil dt2lAp
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To all zOhom 1t NAV concern.

I0.0IJ 10lom 1t may concern.
pE ], known, that on the 5th day of May
ID next, at his Office in the Town of Dunn
fries, IN pursuance Of an order OF the coun-
~ Court o; Prince William, Master Com
missioner Lawson, will proceed to distri-
bate the Estate OF JAMS White, sen de-
ceased, amongst his Creditors, who have
Legally established their claims, or shall
have done so before that day, and amongst
his Legatees.
VIM. Barnes,
Late Sheriff Of Prince William County.
March Iaw6t
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NOTICE.

T@HE subscriber having obtained from the
Orphans Court of Charles County, Ma
ryland, Letters of Administration on the per-
sonal estate of CHARLES MANKIN, late OF SAID
county, deceased, requests all persons having
claims against said estate to exhibit them
with the vouchers thereof on or before the first
day of October next; and all persons indebt-
ed to the said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
Hugh Cox,
Administrator of Charles Mankin.
Port-T Tobacco, April Is. dSW'
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PHILADELPHIA, Apr;l Q

The following exhibits the a,ooan, ne !,
articles OF produce shipped at this bort = : ~
the morning of the S, april, to the ,y.': =
OF the 9Th, Saturday IN
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WILL BE SOLD,

At the Warehouse Of Mr.. Samuel Williams
No. 10, Bowley's wharf, Baltimore,
1T AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 22d APRIL,
40 BALES & CASES
Calcutta, Canton, Russia and
other Goods
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1912.
United States of America a:

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 10 VIZ:
NNHEREAS Libel hath been filed
wv IN the District Court of the Unit
ed States for the District Of Columbia,
by the United States Attorney for the
said District, against the Ship Monsoon,
her Tackle, Apparel and Furniture and
her Cargo, stating. alIedging and pro-
pounding that after the passage OF GER
tain Statute or Act of Congress, enti-
tied An Act to interdict the CONNER
cial intercourse between the United
States and Great Britain and France and
their dependencies" and after the pass
ing the Statute or Act Of Congress, en-
titled +" An Act concerning the CONNER
cial intercourse between the United
States and Great Britain and France and
! their dependencies and for other purpo-
ses;" and after the passing of one other
statute or act of Congress, entitled =" An
act supplementary to the act entitled an
act concerning the commercial inter-
course between the Z. States and Great
Britain and France. and their dcpehden
cies, and for other purposes; and after
due notice of the said acts, at the Gus.
tom Houses respectively, that is to say,
on the twenty sixth day of October,
1919, certain cargo of goods, wares and
merchandise, of the growth, produce or
manufacture of Great Britain, WAS i'm
ported from the port Of Liverpool, stu
atcd in Great Britain, into the port OF
Alexandria, the District of Alexandria,
within the proper jurisdiction OF this
Court, by Hugh Smith, and others, IN
certain Ship called the Monsoon. com
handed by Nathaniel Williams, which
said ship departed from the aforesaid
British port subsequent to the second
day Of February, 1911, contrary to the
aforesaid act of Congress by reason
Of the violation Of which said acts OF
Congress, and by virtue thereof, the
Said Ship, Tackle, Apparel and Furnl-
ture, and also her Cargo aforesaid have
becoms wholly forfeited and liable to
be seized and condemned in this Court.
And pursuant to a warrant from the
Hon William Cranch, Chief Judge OF
the United States Giro uit Court, ot the
District of Columbia, commissioned to
hold the District Court of the United
States, in aid for the District of Colum-
bia-I do hereby give psbllc notice, that
the said information and libel is Fled 10y
Walter Jones, Junr. Esq. attorney OF tie
United States, for the said District, and
trial will be had Oh the said libel
at the District Court Of the U"ited
States, to be holden on the third Mon
day in Nov. next, at the Court House
in Alexandria, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. OF
which all persons interested, are to take
notice and govern themselves accord
ineiy.
Given under my hand at Alexandra,
this 3lst day of October, in the year
Of our Lord, 1919.
Warrington BOYD,
Marshal, District Columbia.
November 2. dist.
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LANDING
From the Schooner Sophia, Captain
Thoms, from Portland, and for sale
by
Lawrason & Fowle.
6 hhds West India Rum,
Is barrels Tam ers' Oil,
100 boxes Soap,
: so do Mould Candles,
40 boxes bottled Cyder, of one dozen
each,
go reams of Vcllum Foolscap and
Pot Writing Paper.
boxes Seine Irvine.
October 90
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patons Z Butcher,
October II

PatonS Z Butcher,
Have received by the Monsoon. captain
Williams. from Liverpool. tie toll
lowing Articles, watch they olier Tor
Sale, viz -
Bl.stered Crowley and Cast Steel
Knives AID forks, Pcnknlvcs, ociasors,
Rszors, Shovels end longs, Files
AID Rasps, OF most descriptions.
Curriers' KHiv,s
noe and butchers KNIVES
i.anccis
Mil, Cro.s-cu,, Pitt. Hand and Woo 1
road Hoes
Y a!hey's Patent Trowcls
iocket and rirmer ChIssels
},ittsn.ia Metal, Iron timed < Pewter
liable and Tea Spoons
Patent Straw-KN'vcs
shutters, Fish HOOKS, &c. &c
p. g 3 cEpsctan additional supply
n 81 few days.
November dsW
Joseph Vaudeville,
Coraer Of ling and Fet1ar Streets,
his FOR SALE,
AS Cncst liz and Ia Chests new
. Yeas
1unpowler Imperial, Eyso on, Young
tIyson, Hyson Skin and Souchong
$4,000 Id. Coffee
Is hhds. Mu; cav ado Sugars
700 barrels do.
1900 ID. loaf and lump sugars
no barrels New England Rum
IS puncheous West india 40.
l2O barrels Whiskey
pipes French Brandy
80 Hogsheads retailing Molasse:
80 bags Pepper and Plmgnto
500 ID. Spanish Indigo
1000 ID choice Madder
500 lb. refined Salt Pe're
Is casks Gun powder,
Which with his usual general a.
sortment of the best Wines, Liquors
and Groceries; he will dispose Of Oh
reasonable terms
Aug 81.
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Iohn Gardner Laid,

IOhn Gardner Ladd,
HIS FOR SALE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
bis.
West india Rum in punchcoAs,
Coffee and Pepper il bass,
Imperial, Gunpowtlcr, Young Ryson
Skin, and Hyson Teas of the la'-
est import2.'ons, III quarter chests
and boxes.
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedcs Iron assorted,
Russia sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, 7 by g, 9 by IL, and 10 by y
Bristol Glass, in whole and hat
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
Figs,es.
Lis bon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
& bb,s.
Fewor casks old Sherry, London Par.
ticular Madeira ard Strengths Rec
Wire,
Cord.pe and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mem, NVomcil's AMI Chiidrcn's Shoes
ih.oarrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS ofthe most approved
construction, and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
october S.
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The Subscriber

The Subscriber
NFEERS for sale his property al the
q = lower end OF Fairfax Street, con-
sisting Of an half acre lot, upon which Is
erected completely finished two story
Brick Dwelling House, Kitchen, Dairy,
Pump, and Stable.
J. D. Silnms.
October 20 CIV
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P. g.. Marfeller,
Nix. ANN GAkVEl.

NOU viii please to take notice, that
on the fr,tday ofthe Circuit Court,
OF the District of Coiumbia, to be held
for the county of Alexandria, in hprlt
next, or rs soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard, | shall move that court
to award Judgment against you in favor
OF the Common Council of Alcyan ria,
for the s,rn Of Fifty Nine Dollars
Sixty Eight Cents--beiag the anount
of Taxes due from you to the Common
Council of Alexandria upon your Lot
situate at the corner OF Queen and
Fairfax streets, for the years 1904. s.
6, z, 8, y, 10, II, l..
According to act of Congress, passed
23th day February, 1904
John D. Slmms.
.A.t. for tie Com, Count. Of .Alerandr'a'
August 81 doa
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Mrs. WASHINGTON

MIS-. w I1JII' TO w
EEAVING removed from the WASH
inaton Tavern to that new and
commodious House, lately built by Mr..
Anthony Crease, will take in boarders
by the day, or week. She bcgs leave
to solicit share Of the patronage 80 IL
berally bestowed in this city on the un'
fortunate, and promises that no exertioi
on her part shall be wanting to make
hersboarders comfortable
November 10.
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Stone Cutting.
Yeaton g Conway,

Yeaton g Conway,
Have just resolved from .Ne''- York.
20 barrels prime Pork
20 do. cargo DO.
20 do. prime bet.
IN STORE,
10 hhds. first quality Sugar
So pieces first do. Rassia oaeetins
10 90. Russia Duck.
Ship Chandlcry aud Groceries, as usual
October IA
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VOL. XII. !

SALES AT VENDUE.
On euery Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
At the Vcndue Store, corner of Prince
and Water streets,
4 Kariety Of Dry Goods. Gro
ceres, Sc.
Particulars OF whics will be expressed
in The bills OF the day.
Al kind Of goods which are on IL
initiation snd the prices of which are
established, can at any time be viewed
and purchased stthe lowest hmitatios
and prices.
D - Morheiler
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FOR SALE
By LAWRAsON g FOWLE,
The Cargo ofmS brig Daithh., CAPTAIN
Swift, from Ros!on---being
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt
100 casks Lime
100 boxes Mould & Dipt Candles
10 hhds. n E. Rum
$50 reams Wrapping paper.
80 boxes Soap
October %
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1000 Collars.

nm the l7th of next month, the POI
~ TOMAC and SHENANDOAH
NAVIGATION LOTTERY COM
mences drawing, VIXEN the first orawff
number viii be entitied to the handsome
sum Of 1000 dollars.
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Chronicle, Nay 1906.
From the Boston Centinel.
THE WILEY REWARD pRIvATEHR.


Mr.. RusseA-I observed in late CeHtinel
an extract oil letter from Halifax, in which
the crew Of the Wiley Reynard privateer Of
this port, is spoken of in terms exceedingly
reproachlul. As Captain OF that vessel teeI
it a duty incumbent On me both in Justice TO
myself and those who composed my crew, TO
state facts, which trust will do ava, any I'm
favorable inn rcssion which the said extract
may have occasoned / should be unwilling
Sir, to be suspected of wanting humanity to-
wards those whose lot it might be t. become
NY prisoners. For this reason, | shall copy
from my journal, all that occurred worthy OF
nohce, and hope NY fellow-cltlzens will do me
the justice to Judge iuipartialy None ofthe
crew went on shore except at Torbay, where
we RENAME d but short time, Just sufficient
10 get water BY inserting the above, loge-
Their with the extracts from the Journal, you
will greatly obiige your humble servant,
A. RIGGS.
Froa, The Journal of:he Wiley Reynard
July 2lst--leii in with an English fishing
schooner, which had nothing but few hhds.
salt on board di charged her with her pa
pers, sc. 22d. Nothing worthy Of notice.
Esd. Boarded and seHt in the schr. Three
Brothers, bound to Manchester, with ladies'
and several male passengers ON board and
soon after, boarded the sch. Eagle, and gave
her to the captain and crew Of the Three Bro
theirs. to SO on shore with, the Eagle not being
Of sufficient value to send in. oath. Lat ~,
Ion. 90, at 9 A. M. l saw sail standing to the
westward, to which gave chace and came
up with her at 10; it proved to be the sch.
Polly, OF Halifax, Capt. J. Smith, from island
ST. Johns, bound to Halifax, loaded with coal.
25th Put into Torbay, put the Polly's men on
shore, and shipped 8 men, 26th Sailed from
Torbay; soon saw sail, and out sweeps after
her, but a thick fog coming on, lost sight OF
her. 9th. Nothing occurred worth record
ing. a8;h. Boarded schr, but not of suffi-
cient value to send in. goth, Fell in with a
schr. from Cooks harbor, bound to Sydney,
the captain of which Informed me he had been
robbed the night before, by a sloop priyateer,
which took FROM them all their provisions and
water; we searched and found the statement
Of the Captain correct. l gave them proyi-
sions and water, and every way In my power
assisted them to pursue their voyage, Goth.
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LONDON, july 9.

Declaration Of Har against hussia by Franc.
The question Of peace or war between ,be.a
powers has at length been, decided. Frame
has declared var. The following inpsr,ant
documents we received this morning il. Mon;.
teurs to the 5th inst.
PARIS, July 8.
This day at o'clock in the afternoon, the
Senate assembled, the Prince Arch ChaDcel.
loi delivered the following speech:
] have to communicate 10 the Senate hv
order of the emperor, two treaties of alliance
concluded in the name of his majesty. one
With the emperor Of Austria, the other with
the king of Prussia.
When our Sovereign, pausing in the midst
Of victories, terminated the first Polish war.
the court Of Russia promised to adopt without
reserve, the plan wisely combined, for sccur-
ing the Continent from the Influence Of Emp.
land, and for bringing back that power to prin.
ciples more conformable to the rights Of ma
tons.
Russia was not slow in departing from
this salutary system.
The change, on her part, being announc.
ed by certain facts, and the means of negocia.
ton being Intellectually employed during the
course of the year 1911, the emperor was
bound TO resort to measures which the dignity
of the crown, the interests of the people, aid
the dangers of his allies dictated
I" The treaties which arc ,boul to be laid
before you form stop towards the execution
of this design
His highness then delivered the documents
referred to in his speech.
By the treaty with Austria, the latter is to
furnish $4,000 men to France. The integrity
of the Turkish territories in Europe is guar
anteed, and the principles of the treaty of u
lrecbt are recognized
Whea an express left the Freach coast, in.
formation WAS received there that accounts
had reached the capital of Fiance,and Russia
having commenced Lo,tIi,ies.
Courier.
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URBANA, August 70.

Arrived at this place last night at 10 o'clock
captain Samuel NJ Cord, directly from the Ka'
pids, which place he left the 9Th INSTABILITY
whose politeness we are favored with the tot
lowing information The British have taktl
Brownstoun, and brought over several pieces
Of cannon to thst place. On the Sd INST AZ
engagement took place between the y St17
troops and the British opposite Detroit; N
Americans captured two British vessels, an
ON bringing them to, they were found to nay
on board the prisoners taken by the BRITISH
fort Michilimackinac
On the 5th the mail left Detroit with
escort of $50 riAemen, and proceeded as fdf
Brownstown, where they were attacked
the British and Indians-the killed arc WaiF,
ed on both sides were considerable--the 1's
number is not ascertained-our men ret%eu
to Detroit. On the 9th an express ifo 6n0
Federal City TO general Hui passed thhs.
pids, who contemplated travelling oy pn:'
and to take circuit round Brownstos !"
order to avoid the British and sayagesT"'
are numbering our passengers at that PIE
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Courier.
*. Sc. Sz.
IMPORTANT /!

From The Nestern Sfy, Extra, Of .Augast II.
From col. Dougherty who arrived here this
evening, bearing dispatches from our army to
general Wells, we have the important intei-
gence of severe engagement having been
fought on the 9Th inst near Brownstown, be-
tween a detachment Of six hundred men COM
manded by col. M'Arthur, and the British and
Indians, amounting to six hundred; two hun
dred regulars and four hundred Indlans-the
enemy were beaten b,ck with the loss cf $50
men killed and wounded, and s taken prison
ers, together with the boats in which they
crossed the straits, containing quantity of
arms,---our army remained masters OF the
field: their loss is stated at Is or 90 killed
ard 70 wounded Capt Brush is at the river
Raisin with $50 men, waiting reinforcement.
Five hundred British troops have arrived at
Maiden from Niagara. The prisoners taken
at Michilimackinac we're put in boats by the
British for the purpose Of taking them IN
Maiden, but they were all retaken in attempts
ing to pass the fort at Detroit.