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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-11
District Of CoIumbia-to scit,
County cf 4irrandria,
Nov. IEEM. 1874.
Febn.


Mahlon ocholheis aha William, Jall
life, jaint Merchants and CspartperS
IN trade, under the firm Of Nahlon
Schoife d Z Compai,y-. comhiainanfs.
AGAINST
I,asc Payne, CHARLES r. Chapn,. NJ
Cashier Of this Union Bank Of Alex
anar.a and John Janaey, President, &
3Aniei 14'fhsr.or, William Jolifie,
Charles f. Marcer, Joh, Mckinney,
Johp 3 Patton, George Taylor Tho
mas Jsnncy, Henry St. GeorYs I usk~
sr, WH.iaM r. Br>wn, Jacob Morgaas
William Herbert, Jr Tenn Lsyo, Da.
yld Ross, d ght fxe'catt, GAVIN +.
s'ey.oa, charles Hunter, Jona,haa
scho feld and Andrew SaboiEsio Die
recsors oil The said Bank--D efeas&stss
IN CdAMCERi.
Isaac Payne lot hsviag entered his
,ppsas snce and gi.ea security accord.
ng 10 the statute and tie rules of tsiS
.Couri, and it appearing to the satisiacs
non of this Court upon affidavit, that
Ae sad d:fe;.dart l.aac Payne is rot
IN lnhatitant 0! this district - On mo.
tan Of the said complainsnts by their
counscl, il is ordered that tho said d..
rcndant Isaac rayhs appear here on
the FIRST day Of Aprii Term next, and
enter his appearance to this suit and
glye security for PerforM!na the de-
:recs Of the Court, ana that the other
defendants Charles r. Chapman, c..
shier, John Janney, President. and
Daniel NJ Phcrson and others Direc.
tors o. the said Unien Bank Of Alex.
an dria do rot pay away, convey or Sc.
stets the debts by them owing to or
The estate or effects in their hands be.
lesging to the said absent defendant
isaac Payne, until the further order Or
decree Of this cost; and that copy
Of this order be forthwith pnblishsd FOE
two months successfully in ohs Of tho
public newspapers published in this
Comfy, and that another copy be pest.
ID at the frest door of the Courthouse
of said County.
A Copy-Test.
G. Denealc, {, Q.
February II lav7m
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q S s g / r IP Il
Another Peace Prospects J ] ]

Extract ETA lsiler from 1ssios e
Menter Of Cungrsss at Wast'
ington, rereired by Last Fxlt's
sMail, dute4 tie 6tA inst.
A Baltimore Priysteer arrived at
Salem this morning, ladon with cap
tured goods, has verbal acxesnt1
from London to tie 20 Of DccenlLss.
The reports ars that the Prince Re-
gents Speech TO Parliament was ye-
Try pacifc---tliat he has given orders
not to barn any more towns-shat
he has raised the blockade Of our
coast, aud that the general sxpeeta-
lion WAS Ptacs. The Commissioners
were together at the date Of the last
aeeoanls.--I give you He reports ~
they are this moment received. We
shall have the papers this afternoon
Ertract Of another letter from fesd-
FORK to q gentleman in this to1cn.
A priyaiesr has arrived VI tho
Eastward, With London Papers Ia
the "a Of December Prospects Of
Peace scita Observation-Disclosures to
Parliament signedby 6O,Oos persons
had been presented for that eljeet.
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NOTICE.

THE CREDITORS ofGeotg Ne
Mum, deceased, whose claims have
been exhibited may, by calling at tho
subscribers oftice, receive their Dividend
made csmfuf msble 70 deetee Of the y.
states C,rcuit Cnurl, fer ths district of
'CeIun,bis, and county Of A!exandria.
Alexander Moore,
1dasler CsmmIsssenSr.
Feb n. 81
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NEw-YoRK. February 6.

CeyNEcrIcUT.- Through the 20.
illness OF MIR. Rurnl,am. we learn.
that the Legislature Of Connecticut
closed thciY session on Friday last.
The Governor Of that state, has ap-s.
pointed the bon. Calvin Goddard, and
Gen. NathaaieI Terry, Commission
ers to proceed TO Washington IN psr-
nance Of the Resolutions of tie As
semhly for that purpose. At this
Special Session, several important
acts were passed. One to secure
the rights OF Parents and Guardians !;
one concerning the collection Of
Taxes; and eae eniarging the pow.
ers of the Banks.
The first prevents the enlistment
Of Miners ints the service of the u.
States, under fha penalty OF 300 doll
lars, without The consent OF the Pa
rents or G uaraiaas--and. any person
Advertising to enlist minors, shall
be f;ned 100 dollars.
The second enaets, that the un-
paid taxes my be paid in the Bank
Notes of this city, Albany and hud-
SON.
The third enaets that Banks Of
that state may Issue new bills to the
amounts Of oar half of their capital
stock. the same TO he paid ia specie,
on demand, two years after the ex--
piration efthe waf-the banks at No
tine, to issue a greater sun than
authorized by tho charter. All the
| old issues to be paid in specie On de-
mand or in ease of nen pay nlent 70
pay per eeat. interest until paid
NEW. ORLEANS.
Correction. In cur paper or Fri
day last, We made = ROACH and
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It will be prudea, In the Justices Of
tho Peace. for the Goun:y at Alsxaaaria,
10 a,tsl,d u the f','iowins extract from
the law Of Virginis, pasted Sd Deettn
Ser i792, AID whica by an act eI Cons
xress pa sei on t,c oy;h February 1901,
i made the law Of the Csaasy Of A.
isxaaaria:
e II tie Justices Of anv CaantY err
Corporation, Court. shalt az any time
sercaftcr fail keep anti naintais good
and sufficient Prison. Pillory * Stac.s,
every ncnber of the Couri SO faliing
ssall fsrsrit and pay ten dollars, one
noicsy 10 the corn man wealth, The either
.nsiety TO ,Ils iasarmer u be recovered
With costs, by ac,ion Of debt. Or insnrna-
sisa IN 4ay conr.ef REGARD Of This Cprn-
.Aonweaith. And a,rfeover, the Jnsti-
COS SO lsiliag sssli be Itahis 10 the ac-
/ u, III tho ShsrlF, lson time IL time,
fss al damassss reooeer-d against him
a,s,,n az escape Tor want 81 a splHsienl
orls, - y ss
The Justices Of tlsxsadria County
zeal not be sprprizea if shry are sal.
al an Ia par the penalty of tea dollafs
each for theisnegieet ofstho duty en-.
,sinsd On them by the ABOVE law.
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penison Hams, Sc.
Ju.f received and for Sole quantity 81
WELL cenED
VENISON HAMS.
ON HAND
10000 lbs BasoR OF superior susHe9
for family Use.
Dried Meats, Tongues, sc.
ALSO;
4 ,eneral s.sorts,snt of Groceries -
' VIM. Garner
February !
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LOST.
- LARGE KEY.

The Axder will ebliee the svnsf
leaving Il viii the Pristsrss - y SissSg
red, psuitable reward.
Eshgpasy -
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PR0C,E]Avk.dTI0a.

WHEREAS It 10 1t Gil times The
duty q ! eAristiaa pssple = acknow.
ledge their dependsAee apon the
power and protection Of Almig u
God-and whereas in the recent die.
csmfitwre ef tho enemy in tho yicin.
ity of New Orleans, i signal nani-
festafiun Of his favor bath been given
Is the people Of tie United States
for which it especially beesmcs their
duty te reader him their most hum
lie aud hearty thank Therefore,
il Charles Simms, Mayer Of the
Town Of Aloxaadria, do hereby,
With the advice and concurrence Of
slae Kas. Clergy Of the said fowa,
recommend to the good people there.
Of 10 observe Wednesday, next the
fslss isstant, as = day Of I9.anksgiD-
en- and Prcys,.te Almighty Cad. for
the success With which he hath been
pleased TO cream our efforts ia resist.
isg the attack OF an invadinS;earmy.
(iiyra uader my haad this teuth day
Of February. 1915 81
GIL SsMaiS. Mayor s
Of Tie Tosel IT .Hsrandriu.
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that name, bound by their passions 10 the
car CT despotis!n, follow the rabbie rout 81
Smss, cultivate the maXims of hereclitcry
right, and thereby betray their aiistocratic
spirit, dangerous alike to the religious
and 70 the civil liberties of the people.
tlnaly, fellow t zens, the political fate
OF Maryland depends, the destiny of the
dated States measurably depends, on YOU
On the hrst Monday Of next October, you
VIII so to the polls OF election, there To ex-
press your sovereign and absolute Will in
the government of the state. You have
seen what both parties are, not ONLY By
their words, but by their measures. De
eide with imparti ality disregard the m
Huence OF wealth act with firmness. Con
slider your own interests consider those of
your children. The right of suffrage is
almost universal: the republicans made it
so. Preserve it on that basis Aristoc-
racy, aided by time, is always on the a.
lert to cUrsailyo your rights. This year YOU
may be sate.-The next year something
may be taken from you the year after
that. the aristocratic families may take a
little more--tii, by degrees, they wither
you down to political impotence, and leave
you nothing but the feeble privilege Of un-
awaiting complaint. Awaken, then, to q
| sense ofyour true condition Arouse with
energy aud prepare for the polls. ynsre
! show to kings aud parasites Of royalty, that
the Rights of Man are he precious Gift of
Heaven, IA loon which you cherish and
that the principle on which they ere f1und-
| dcd, shall r,ive. through the political in
stitutions of the commonwealth, flesh AS the
verdure OF spring, immortal as the curreat
| of human lie.
CAMILLUS.
| ScEtcnl6rr l5th IBI5
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RUSSIAN PROCLAMATION.

10 tie Inha6tants ofthe DEPARTMENTS oc-
oEhicd by The InheriGt Russian .A,'mies.
am informed that peaceful cuitivators
are inclined to quit their dwellings, in the
fcar OF seeing themselves exposed 20 bad
treatment. Thought had given them full
confidence on this head by my former
Procis.natons. I flattcred myself that all
the inhabitants Of France would do Justice
tothe character OF the soldiers that | Com
mand, and to the pure and gene rous inten-
ton OF the sovereign whose standards they
solow. inhab tants Of the country, the en-
peror Alexander is at Paris the war
touches upon its close what chimerjcsl
fear can still excite alarm for your persons
and properties Are they not unler the
safeguard of that very army which has a.
ready proved to you once before, that it
knows how to honor your misfortunes, and
to respect your rights. Remain quiet in
your homes pursue your occupations and
the iabors of your fields fear nothing but
the m!schievous dispositions of those who
give you f,lse information and desperate
counsels. If the care of providing for the
subsistence and equipment of the arp,y an
DER my orders, has created necessity for
PAINFUL sacrifices or your part, measures
are already taken 70 tighten the burthcn as
tar as possible. The acquisitions are reg
niated IN such manner rs to pres the
proprletors as lightly as possible. AlEacts
OF violence committed on Your perso5,s and
properties shall be punished IS soon as they
come to my knowledge, but on the other,
hand must not conceal from YOU, thatthe
most rigorous steps viii be taken against
those who are deaftO the voice ST the pub.
lie good and persist in absenting them
selves from their homes.
BARCLAY DE TOLL.
H. z. ChGlcns SIR O7aync, 1871 July.
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gade CT oavahy anda company of horse
artillery arrived yesterday Mt Rouen.
Marshal Suchet was ut Roannc on Satur-
day morning. We had with him about Z
or battalions and artillery proportional
to thHt number of troops.
The allied troops are making disposti-
ons for vigorous blockade OF Laon aud
Scissors.
Russian military government has been
organized for Lorraine and the depart
ments Of the Marine and the Seine and
Marine.
The corps Of Gene al L1marque occu-
pies the department. Of the indre.
Some excuses have been mingled with
the fejoicingS in the town Of Bordeaux.
Some windows have been broken, and
some women distinguished as Bonopart~
lists, have been hTomenaded upon asses.
General Lecoui'bc is shut up in Befort.-
Besancon is yet blockaded.
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SPANISH AMERICA.

Bost5n, Sehtemjcr 22.-The Rcvolu-
tionists Of the Z" United Provinces of Rio &c
Ia Plata" have passed number OF popu-
lar Resolutions Whether they are found
ed on principle and sincerity, or are merely
intended to answer the purposes of the mo-
ment, Or have but partial direction, time
may shew. The Resolutions are rs fol-
low -
/. Declaring al blacks free as soon as
they land in the Provinces
9. Declaring al! Indians free, and ex-
empting them from tribute.
s. Abni;Shing the Inquistion.
4. Abolishing torture.
). Aholishing titles of nobility.
6. Declaring shat preferments shall be
only according to merit.
Z. Allowing the expectation Of gold and
silver.
s. Establishing registry Of merchants.
None but those registered can be consign-
ees. A consignee shall not charge less
than four per cent. on sales and tzro on
purchase, OH penalty Of being struck from
the registry.
9. Allowing foreigners to search for
ores and mineS--to claim such as they may
discover-to work them--to buy or lease
mines, mills, &c. the same as native cti-
zens-to enjoy their own religion. Quick
silver is declared free.
The bishop of Saltas has been impris-
oned for using his clerical influence a
gainst the Revoiutionists.
Accounts of a very recent date have been
received, that the Revolutionists 1T Car
thagena, Spanish America, have surren-
dered that place to the royal troops with.
out opposition. Palladium.
FROM SPAIN.
Captain BUNTIN, from Cadiz, under
stood that another expedition was order
cd against the Revolutionists in Spanish A.
merica, in which 1000 troops were to be
employed and that several ships of the
Inc which were at Pont Mahon, were to
convoy the exp dition. The Algerines
had required large sum of money of
Spain, threatening hostilities if it was not
soon paid. a part Of the money was col
lecting at Cadiz. u.
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which it appears that the place OF impr;s-
onlnsnt of Bonaparte, has been fixed by
the Allies, and will be watched by a COM
missioner ofeach of them.
12-The Northumberland, which re-
manned before Plymouth until yesterday. 10
receive provisions, has sailed with a fine
wind.
General Bertrand, and his wife, and
their children, Ccurt and Countess Mon
thalon, and their child, Count I.ascasscs.
Gen. Gourgaurd, nine male and three fe-
male domestics, accompanied Bonaparte.
Savary and LallNmand were left on boarl
the Iielleropbon.
The sloop of war Fly, arrived yesterday
in the Downs from Plymouth, having one
of Bonaparte's generals on board, supposed
TO be Savary or Lalcmand, who has been
transported on board the Sharp Shooter,
and sailed for France, to be delivered up
to the French government.
The Spanish dollar is now shillings and
5 pence.
A letter from Nantz, dated on the 10Th
ult. to gentleman in this city, states the
following:
Report says that defnitive treaty
was signed al Paris on Sunday last, highly
advantageous to France and that the AL
lied troops are soon to evacuate, except
sufficient number to maintain internal tran
guilty. A great demand for Gotten had
been in consequence; upland sold readily
at 1875 francs. 1000 bales ofLouisiana has
been sold ut Iavre TO English houses"
MIR. Lynch, the old Mayor Of Bordeaux.
who enisrated to England with the Dutch
ess OF Angouleme, returned to Bordeaux
ON the 9Th of Aug. where he was received
with every public demonstration of joy.
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Crransla,el Cor the Democratic FRESH

l'i'"''AVSu ini uiS DeisocTAIc fftSS.l
Note delivered by Prince I'dt,arapdto the .Ni,.
listers Of the flied Po.eers
The conduct of the Allied Armies will
soon reduce my people to the necessity Of
arming against them as has been done in
Spain Were younger. l would put my
scit at their head, but if age and my mfr
mites prevent me from doing it, will
not, ct any rate, cooperate in the calam-
tiles under which groan, and if cannot
mitigate them, I am determined to ask an
ASYLUM of the King of Spain.
Let thase who even aftcr the capture of
the Ian. against when alone, they have
declared war, continue to treat nv people
as enemies. and consequently to consider
me as such, attempt my liberty if they think
pToPer-,hey are the masters-I prefer liv-
ing in prison to remaining here pas
sive spectator Of the suffelings of my chill
dren.
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u misfortune in the extreme crisis of a
state at which necessity cnjoins stop
page Tor the purpose of sacrificing all pr;
vase passions to the public good, and OF
thinking thenceforth only on the common
safety OF all. The real duty and the true
patriotism consist now in our uniting our
selves in one body around the King, whose
enlightened views and exalted virtues have
been so long proved. Our country, resu-
ming her rank among the states of Eu-
rope, will find in her good faith, the source
OF durable prosperity.
The minister secretary ofstate for the depart
ment of general police ofthe kingdom,
(Si5ned) The Duke of OTRANTO.
Paris, 96h Juiy, 1915.
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[F+on, the Gazette OmcirHe.1
Z UT V''V V''3-oEEc OU1cHtte
MINISTRY OF GENERAL POLICE
CIRCULAR TO THE PROJECTS OF
THE KINGDOM

MINISTRY OF GENERAL POLICE
| CIRCULAR TO THE PROJECTS OF
THE KINGDOM.
Gentiemen-Your relations with me en-
brace two grand obiects-the establishment
fpnblic order, and the pacifcasion of the
| kiogdom.
| The King knows the extent of the suf-
| ferings ct the nation all his efr;rts tend
to relieve them but we cannot obtain .
happy situation from Europe until VIC shall
| see in the end OF our agtatOns, and in the
union OF the people and the throne, a Ger
| tain pledge OF our repose and of her own.
lhe desire OF the King is to cast a veil o.
| yer the common faults and errors His
| majesty has abandoned to the public JUS
tice the charge of Furnishing crimes and
treasons and to prevent suspicious from
| spreading abroad, be has thought proper
to name the accused. and to limit the NUM-
Der of them. Security is therefore estab-
ished Tor all mo means. no pretcxt of APP
pref ension or irritation is left for evil dis
positions to work upon. Every person, ev-
cry thing is under the guarantee Of the
law, and under the shield OF monarch,
who wishes TO he the father of all French
men.
Stability is the first object of the thoughts
ofthe King, and Of the measures which he
has enjoined to his ministers. All retaiia-
tion (reacti0n) would be crime, inasmuch
as it is subverSivo IF stab lily, and would
disturb the repose of the state, by destroy
ing all confidence. When we bend under
the weight OF Europe combined against an
ambition of which we have been IN first
victims, letus at least have the consolation,
that not another drop of blood shall be
chp1 go ~ -
to MS.
The public interest ought to rank above
ali other interests. Who then should think
Of personal vengeance amidst our public
msfortunes WAC should dare to speak of
the triumph Of party, when the sane G
wills either have struck or threaten all p
There is no longer any hope Of safety
there is not any true honour, except in our
union.
All good citizens have, and can have.
but one sole object, that of putting an end
to our resent ancnts necessity dissrms even
the nOblest courage. The wish of reconci-
liaton springs frjm all hearts, because it is
the expression of all interests it will sub
due all parties it will triumpIt over their
passions, because all parties are composed
of Frenchmen. The advantages which
France has TO hope for, depend, above al,
upon our intimate union with the King if
the nation Was not united with its monarch,
we should net receive from the sovercigns
any guarantee Of our independence ; be-
cause we should not ourselves give any
guarantee Of our repose. Whatever may
be its reverses. great people may still
claim its rights by the voice Of its king and
may cause those rights n be respected, be
Cause Justice IS beyond the reach Of strokes
Of fortune. The voice of faction is Justly
rcpulscA It will not be able to make It.
seq heard. There is, tAerefore, poiut !
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Liverpool. August 6.

TIE elegant and accomplished 1lrs. Pat
teraon, J0Tmeriy the 7ofc Of Jerome Bonq-
haric. o'TiUed here last gyeek in tic IL
aierfcc,, shin 1l:ian, gyhich is olrcady OF
her second UoyQge stree IRE ratification of
heGce ia .hnwGry lest. This icGy, since
her divorce, has resumed her maiie,, name
Of Patterson, 7yith the adjuncf IF Mrs. i,,-
stead ofAziSs to oiesigaiate Ter hrcu!iar
situation. We are hGhhy to say thar she
has received sUch 0tteationtT2r, THE res
hectabie fto'iiies in this place, as she is ne
ttke0 70 bV her character Qnl niixfvftnncS.
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to that date, with which we have been IA
voured. The following articles are ex-
tracted
1t is said disafTected persons are making
registers of the Royalists in different quar-
tiers. The police i, seeking for these Be-
napartists.
Four persons were arrested yesterday at
the Thuilleries for sedtious cries. 1t was
with difficulty they were rescued from the
fury of the people.
An Ambassador from Spain has come to
PaI'is-supposed to attend the Congress.
Monsieur is unwcll from the kick Of a
horse.
The Duke Of Orleans goes to Naples
shortly.
Marshal Bruno and his troops have sent
in their submission.
The expectation Of grain and other pro-
virions from France IS prohibited.
French funds GO Ia.
August s.
a new plan for the disposal of the army
has been approved 6y Ministers, and sub
mitted to the king. The French army is
to be disbanded-lnd the men to return
home forthwith. In It's place department
tai legions Will be formed, each to consist
Of 1890 men.
The army of the Loire and Suchet's are
no longer composed Of any but officers
All the soldiers have deserted to 20
home.
The audacity of the factions increases
with impunity. For several days they
nave come under the windows of the King,
to minglc their scditious cries with tn
shouts Of public joy. 1t is true some are
arrested but the same scenes are repeat
ed-The agents of police could certainly
prevent this Il they pleased.
Two agents Of Labadoyerc, and = SccTc-
t1ry Of Murat were arrested 70 day.
1t is minated several assassinations have
taken place at Lyons.
The latest news from the South is much
more tranquilizing than could have been
expected, considering the exaggerated ac-
counts Of events that passed at Nismes and
Montpelier.
Prosecutions are ordered against The
persons who insuitcd Lieut.. General La
grange, when he came to present himself
to the King.
Thirty Thousand Russians are coming to
Paris.
LoNnoN, August g.
Letters of the 9th, as we'll as Paris Jour
nails Of that date, prepare us to cxp~rt
some violent commissions in France. The
apathy Of The allies tend to corroboratc ru-
mors that thc FORE ncrs zero desirous Of
seeing Che couatrf il cQmmation. The