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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-24
LETTER TO THE PRINCE oALLIrzrs.
Peace SOCIETY.


Brighton, (nscr BostCr) .iprii9.
SIR-VOur name is knnsn and rev.r-
ed in america a, he. President at tie
Rus ian Bible Society. The c. nidence
which your excellent QiicIaI letters have
inspi cd induce RE to send for your pc.
rusa' al the publications wI ich have been
circulated by the Massachusetts Peace
Society. Similar copies will accompany
these for YOUR WORTH emperor. Tie no
bic ground which he has taken in the kt-
Iy league has greatly encouraged the
hearts Of the friends Of peace in this conn
try. As the pamphlets will give you in
formation of the prospects Of the Peace
Society, shall only express the hope
which is eDteitained that your name will
be enrolled amcus the avewed fierd. Of
peace, and there shine with as great lus-
IRE "a it has done among the presidents
OF national Bible Societies.
NOAH WORCESTER,
Cor. Sec Nj. S.
His Erc Prince .ales, GalLitzin.
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A PATRIOT CRUISER DETAINED.

1t will be seen under the Savannah
Marine Had, that the U. S. brig Sara
nae has taken possessions. of st. Mary's.
Of the privateer schr. Sally, bearing the
Mexican flag. The Sally was detained
in consequence of her commission not be
ing considered genuine. Two prizes t.
the Sally, the one British, the other a
Spanish vessel, have also been detained
by the Saranac. For his prompti'ude
and vigilance in maintaining the neutra'
relations Of our country, captain Elton.
of the Sa-anac, proves himself worthy Of
It's best thanks. A perseverance IN the
decisive course he has adopted. will il
is hoped, give serious check to the pro-
gress of those pira,ical operations, which
it appears originate. and are intended 10
be contaminated, in the neiG|brr cd OF
Amelia Island. Charleston Cry Gag.
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waste tie whole cs the provinces il tscsp
direc tons, and committed tie mostshrck.
ing outage upon the inha6:'an,s-,u,l
as cutting Of their noses. fngs-s, u5
other p.r.s t,o Horrible 20 fc>c BE-
They arc acAno@!etgri b. no psrticvis-
power, bIt generally believed u be IN,
by Scini,a, the great Mihrstt1 chie!:
aud th;s su'position is said 10 be The prs.
tencc u the war nov in agitation. Tie
est;maicd !oss 70 the company, occasion.
ell BY ihc INVASION OF tlCSe vagabcEd.. !,
one and a half Millions sterllrr. Ana.
j,r :! The oh native cava!rv, wI.hacr.
( C ,uent Of his regiment Il $50 Ter,
came IN with pary IT about I0,CCO c.
Ia s: fciiuw5 Ut Cun'mur,, abogt 80
miles !.om Madras. lie took them, hy
surprise. and succetded conIp!,tay II
routing them. Re g vc 10 qrarta.-
killed 500 men, ana took 1000 hor>,.
without : single casually to his own men.
This you will say was glorious ash;e~,.
ncnt and will inmoltalLe tie size.
brave officers lfor there were b.; tire,
and the few men that accomplished il.
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Erfract Of a letter d"trd Alphabetical
.luruSt u. 1917.

.IUpuN ". 1910
"Half Of $4,000 ratioDs required by
Gen Gaines, are rartly here AID partl,
o. their route to Fort Scott and Gaines,
on these waters.
"Kenhagee's IA Leading man among the
Seminoles, aud chief Of the Mickasnrky
TOWN. last message to the commandan'
at Fort Scott. Flint river) was rather IL
suIiiug--he said he had M talks for bin
that he expected shortly al English a.
gent, who would settle the affairs of the
indians, and drive the Americans back.
.inotIe fellow 1.-THE Fowl Town or''ered
them OF to cut trees on the east Of Flint
river, and is otherwise high c'rsted.-
They have also refused to give audience
to an officer sent to them by Gen, Games.
All these circumstances will hasten Oh
the remainder of the provisions, and as
sovn as thcy are Ia deposit. an over.
whslming fIrce will enter the nation,
which settles their affairs shortly.
Mobile Gasstfe.
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From the Nev York Er3ning Post.
A GRANT DECLARED VOID.


tits not wlhout a share OF mingled as
touishmeut and regret that we perceive
the following article in the New Orleans
Gazette. Strange ideas, indeed, and
crude conceptions Of elementary prInci-
pies must pervade a legislature which can
thus exercise its power. We know Of no
way of avoiding grant but by violence,
usited with fraud, as in the case oil the
Georgia legislature, which at the ipstiga-
ton Of an incendiary, burnt lis records.
From the Ns,C Orleans Gazette.
Extract from the report Of the house of
representative Of the sitting OF Satur-
day, January Is, 1917.
Mr.. Jonss Introducing the following
resolution, to wit: Resolved that the
committee Of commerce ard manuisc-
lures be instructed to enquire into he ey-
ped.ency OF repeating an oct Of the leeis
iature OF the territory Of Orleans, giant
ing to Robert r. Livingston and Robert
Fulton The sole privilege Of using steam
boats for limited time"
" On motion, ordered that the aboye re-
solution be adpp,ed."
From the Baltimore Federal Republican.
DANGER.
We have just heard Of a pamphlc, pub
lished in Washington, fp On tie pen Of
one Of the gentlemen appointed BY tha
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FROM the ". I. Daily Advertiser.

| FROM the W. /. Daily advertiser.
We very Often observe references
made TO newspapers. as containing
the most correct evidence OF The STAG
of facts, 0: public opinion, and the
views of the government, in the COIN.
try to which the papers thus referred
70 may belong. Thus, when angry.
pctulcnt, and illi12ra. paragraphs ap.
pear in the British papers. respecting
the United States, or thci" govern.
rtcHt. commerce, or. they are set
down il this country as decisive prof
that tie British nation and especially
The British government. entertain tie
same sentiments Of ~; that CIR airai;s
bo;a political and commercial. are
constantly co:vodinS the Briiis! ten
per, and that they Only vail for =
lolerahlr pgetrXt Ia make war upon
our trade and our civil institutions
Fer ought We know, there may Lc 4
spice OF varity in this. it's very m.
turai that those OF us. Wb0 COnlnct 81
important Il department Of the literary
system as that Of newspapers, should
contemplate, with good degree Of
complaccnry. the efficacy of our own
labours, and that We should fa'tgr our.
selves with the persuasion. that oar
Gazettcs speak high AID authorize.
tive language, and Of course that they
arc entitled to great consideration an5
respect.
Eat this plan Of establishing. in
such cases as suits our own purposes.
the authority of newspapers, is like
an argument that proves too much
it is capable Of being used against Us
as well as for US. If the reproaches
of tie English newspapers, are to be
considered rs conveying the sent.
mcnts of the people, and of the 60.
vernmcnt. regarding us and our 20.
vermont. it will be difficult to give any
good reason why the same course Q!
conduct, on IL" part of our newspa.
pcrs regarding Great Britain, Should
not DC i'ab!e [" the same construction.
Ana II this be a correct view of tie
SUBJECT it Is very questionable, vile.
tier We should, upon the comparison,
turn out out to bc gamers. If The
nrl'i'h papers r''ile our republican
ISM, anu our PRESIDENTS, We are MT
Denind hand with them in raiIin. .!
lhe,r monarchy, their Prince Regent
anu 'Eeir " crazy King" Nor DO
We beI'e'c there can be named s.H.
s'e charge against Tie ono party. that
VIII not &c matched with enc equally
%e'Sh'!' ihot exactly similar,again,t
I'VE o'"er.
he"e'er, The danger Of adopting
.l'e newspapers as HE r"'c Of evidence
. CASES oi lbiS sort, is not ronGned
20 'De particulars aforementioned
II VIII extend much further, and CEN.
prehenu others which nay prove cI.
,''"'', 'hco'hehirht and uncomiorta
Die. IL the newspapers are Cgmpe.
lcht' cfetiO!e, and indisputable wit.
heSSeS III one set OF cases, sc see 70
reason WY hey should rot he 50 10
''heis' where their means Of know.
'eoGe are equally advantageous. IeI
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because II rensws their duties aRd their
pleasures. Hero, perhaps, sir. l ought TO
stop, but feel solemnized by the subject
and the occasion.
Time, on eagles wings, is hurryiDg US
on, and the space allowed US for fulfilling
our duties, in promoting the present and
eternal welfare Of tie rising gene. ion,
will soon be gonc--we shall all sleep in
the dust; but tina. day for which all o.
theirs were made" is fast approaching,
when, star;isg from the grave, and con-
querors over death, shall sRriLg forth
these benevolent individuals, who have
been the happy means Of leading the
youthful mind from vice and error, to
purity and truth. Methinks | see the
day I! the curtain is up, there sets the
Judge, and there those who are to be
Judged. Now, come forward the men,
whose delight was to bless as much as to
be blessed. With humble reverence and
radiant countenance they approach The
throne: Here we are, and the children
whom thou hast given U.S. forms their
short successful appeal. Listen to the
voice from the excellent Glory-Well
done! is pronounced before assembled
wOrlds-Well done is re-echoed th,o'
the vaulted Heavens. Then commingling
with the spirits Of the just, now made
perfect, and cheered by the plaudits Of
that company which no man can number,
they
"Clap their glad wings and tour away,
And minse with the blaze Of day"
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ANSWER OF PRINCE GALLITzFr.
st. Peierssurg, JUN l.. 1871

st. Peiers5arg, July L., 1877.
SRI received your letter of the 9th
April, with the numbers of the Friend Of
Peace accompanying it. by the hands of
MIR. Parsons for which Ireturn YOU my
hearts thanks. Tie object which your
society has in view, is Of great impor-
lance to The well being and happiness Of
the human race. Indeed it seems IN ne
to be almost The same as that Of Bible
societics-for it is not only in proper
ten as the divine and pesceab!e princ:-
Piles of the Gospel Of Jesus Christ prevail
IN the hearts Of men, Tat lasting and
universal peace can be expected A
blessed period is promised IN The ord of
God, when men shall know the Lord
even irCm the least unto the greatest,
and that the earth shall be full Of the
knowledge Of the Lord. Thee latter
promises seem 10 be daily fu filing. in
every quarter If the world. by the eAer-
tons Of bible aud other christian scce-
ties, to disseminate among men the sa-
virg 4 pacific principles Of Jesu, CIr:s'.
They are pre"aring the way for your SO,
ciety's gaining It's object-pcace- unI-
yersal peace-"hen ncn shall learn the
art OF war no more. Most earnestly
praying for every blessing to accompany
Your labour, in promoting peace OIL earth
and good will among men. l shall! reckon
itapecuiiar honor TO be among lie mem
bers OF such humane society. lrcmain
sir, your most OBJ servant,
PRINCE ALEX. GALIITZIN.
To the Ret. NOAH Worcester,
Sec'ry JMass. Society.
At meeting IF the Trustees of the
Massachusetts, Peace Society, September
Is, the foregoing correspondence was
communicated, and BY them ordered to
he published. If the editors of rewsra-
pers shall see tit 20 repuolish it, The eli
GERS Of the Peace Society viii Re gratii-
ed, and, it is hoped. the cause CT peace
will be promoted.
The following is an extract Of lester
from Madras, dated 9Th January, 1877.
1--WE have nothing talked OF here but
war Lord Nora is gnne into the Uprer
Provinces of Bengal, under prcterce If
hunting excursion buf lis rrcyaratio
a { more Of military nature. and it is
generally corjccu"ed That he la'cads m
vadIng tie Mahratra empire, d, Soon as
the season will permit, with AL army Of
$4,000 men.-Our frontiers to the north.
ward and westward have ocei plRLdered
by a set Of frcebcoters, who haze laid
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We find in the Baltimore Federal Ga.
zette OF Monday list of no less than 81
criminal convictions at the late session o!
the city cOiit. OF the criminals seven
were females, and Is negroes.
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WASHINGTON, October %
The President has returned to the seat
OF government tom a short visit to his
estate in Virginia.
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From the Boston Centinel, Sept. IS.
Correspondence between the Massachu-
sets Peace Society and the Emperor
Of Russia and Prince Gallltzin.
FROM THE CORRESPONDING SECRETARY
TO THE EMPEROR.
Brighton (near Boston,, .aprit 9, 1917.
SIR-The friendly disposition which
you have manifested in favor of the Chris
tan religion and the peace Of the world,
has encouraged this address. The very
week in which the Holy League Of the
thrae sovereigus was officially announced
in Russia, Society was formed in Bos-
ton, by the name Of the Massachusetts
Peace Society, The object of which is 10
disseminate the very principles avowed
in tire wonderful alliance, anu to do what
ever pay be lawfully done to prevent the
recurrence OF war, and to p omotc peace
on earth and good will among men.
take the liberty to present. copy of
all the publications which have been cir
cuIated BY the society. From these you
NAV obtain Information Of the state Of the
society, tn number Of its members at
the close Of the FIRST year, ard It's pros.
poets. The FIRST annual report, and the
list Of officers and members, are contain
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-23
= DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
County Of Alexandria. to ii NCvem-
be, Tr,m .Sit.
IN CHANCERY.

Colin Auia, cd. plsinant--ogatnst
John Mills, junior, Noblpt H. rb.rr and
7 Alexander BaggO't, a:3fs
The defendant John Mills, Junior, no q
having entered his appearance AM gwen
security according to the .tstnie and The
rules Of this cesSt, and II sPtearns 10
the satisfaction Of the court upoh aida.
Wit, that the said defendant John s.ills,
iunior, is not an inhabitant Of this dis
trist: on molten Of the crmpia nant BY
hi, counsel, it Ia ordered, thai tn. said
defendant John Mills, junior. do appear
here on the First day Of April. term next
and inter bis appearance to the suit and
give security for performing the DEGREES
of the court and that the other defend.
ants Noble. Herbert and Alexander Bag.
got. do net Pay away, convey or seerete.
the debts BY them owing to. or the estate
or effects in their hands belonging TO the
said absent defendant John Mills, Junior,
until The farther order or decree OF this
court; AID that copy Of this order be
forthwith published for two months sue.
in one Of the public nesspalrs
published in this cbunty, and that anus
ther c"py be posted at the front door Of
the court house Of said county.
Cspy-Tests.
q. DENEA.,E, .. o.
January % Iawsm
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By John jackson & Co.

IN Saturday the cath instant, At 10
O'Clock at their Auction Rooms, Union
street,
superane and second cloths and
sa.simeres, Hannels, Irish shifting and
shestings, long cloth, brown linen. ging.
hams, calisoes, maslins, lace and silk
goods, hosiery, linen cambrics, long
Lawn, earpetitg, bookings and baizss
hats, coating, buttons, ribbons. pins
galloon,, bombazets, Irish poplins, L.
vantiues, dorences. silk and thread. etc
50 bbls. New York prime beef, white
wine vinegar, pipes, brandy, starch, raj
sins, etc. etc.
And at Private Sale.
Elegant Brussels, Hiddsrminster and
Venetian carpetings to suit purchasers
Imperial Riggs. Elegant Mahogany
furniture, etc.
Goods can be viewed aud purchased
az the lowest prices. Ff
jan. IS.
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Philadelphia, Jan. Is.
The Weather.

Yesterday evening about ter o'clock
we had copious fall Of rain, with warm
wind, accompanied with much
thunder and tightening. The lighteniny
was very frequent and ririd.--Shsrtiy al
rewards the wind ,hifted to the north.
ward, with squalls Of snow. SO sudden
and severe became the fust az to arrest
and fix the waters Of the thunder show
er upon our pavement and in the kennels
before they had time to escape. This is
the second instance which We have ub.
served Of thunder and lightning within
the present month.
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alexandria, Nor. 90.

Was committed To the jail Of this
county as a runaway. "A mulalto man
who says his name is David jones, and
says that he came from Hartford county
in the state of South Larolina-he is a.
about feet 9 or 10 inches high & abou'
90 years OF ase-his face is rough with
had on blue cloth Goa: land
home made pantsloons. The owner i.
requested to come ahu prove his proper
~. pay charges and take him away. o.
,herwise he will DO disposed Of as the
law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Keeper
Of the jail Tor Washington Boyl
Marshal.
November 90 1aw2m
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goods manufactured beyond the Cape Of
n IA us~s ho nrnhih,fed.

goods manufactured beyond the Cape of
Good Hope be prohibited: /
Third, That the revenue laws BE revrl
ed and so modified ga to prevent Snug
cling, and false invoices, and ether
fraud, on the revsaae.
Fourth, That duty Of ten per cent
be laid on all auction sales Of foreiga|
goods, with the exception of the states OF
apkrupts aud in,olvents, persons deceas|
cd, and she,it's and marshal's sales.
Fifth, That it be recommended to the
officers Of the army and navy, and to al
our civil officers to be clothed in Aneri-
csa fabrics. and tina, all public supplies
purchased for the army aud navy be OF
american manufacture.
And yaur nemerislists further request
in he6af of oar mercantile aud manu-
featuring interests, such additional aid
and projection as will place them beyond
that foreign influence which aims at
their destruction.
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District Of Columbia.


County Of Alexand.ia,-to Wit
November term, 1916.
The Common Council of AleYaGhria,
Complainant,
.againss
Mary Rushby, widow. and1
Roberts and Eta
beth his wife, Beverly
Waugh and Catharine e,.
his wife, Mary Bushby. =" |"'auee'y
4 Joseph Bushby. heirs
o. William Bushby, de-
ceased, and John Neil,
Defendants.
The defendants, Mary Bsshby, and
Roberts and EIizabetb his wife,
Beverly Waugh, ard Cathnrine bis wife,
Mary Bushby. and Joseph Bushby not
having entered their appearance and Civ,
en- security according to the statute and
the rulrs of this Court. and it appearing
Ito tae satisfaction Of the Court np.p sf
|fdayit, that tire said defendants Nary
Bu,hby and R..bert.. and his wife.
Beverly Waugh. srd Cethsrine his Wife
Mary Bu.hby and Joseph Bushby, are,
not inhabitants OF this District; on mo.
ton Of the cOmplaiDants By their counsel.
lit is ordered that the said defendants
Mary Bushby, widow, aud Ro.
lbests, aud Elizabeth hs wife, Beverly
Waugh ard Ca'harinc his wife, Mary
Bushby and Joseph Bushty, do appear
here OF, the first day Of April tern next,
and enter their appearance to the suit
and give security for performing the lie.
erees of the Conrt, and that the other
defendant, John Neilt do not pay away,
convey, or secrete, the debts BY .hem
owing to, or the estate or effects in his
hands belonging TO the said absent de.
PENDANTS Mary Bushby aud Re-
oerts and Elizabeth his wife, Beverly
Waugh and Katharine his vile. Mary
Bushby ana Joseph Bushby, until tho
further order or decree Of this Court,
and that copy Of this order be fsrth.
with published for two months success.
lively in one OF the public newspapers
published iR this county aud that another
copy be posted at the front door oil the
Court House of said County.
A copy-Tsst.
January 22 law2m
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PLASTER
Fifty tons Plaster Paris, first quality
for sale BY
John Rumney.
January sf eeSl
Alexandria, Dec. so, 1916.

Alexandria, Dec. so, 1916.
Was committed TO the Jail Of this
comfy as runaway,a negro man named
Will:am-he is about S feet z inshee
hish-stsut made-abodt So years OF aee
was bouy ht ola Mrs. Bowe Of Maryland
|by a Mr. William Jones of Georgia and
ran from him in virsinia-The owner i
requested to call and prove his property
|pay charges and take him away other~l''
lie will be disposed Of as the law directs
JAMES 0AMPRELL, Tailor.
Dscsmbsr 81 iaw2u
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
County Of Ale1andria, to Wit: Noven.
Der Term, 1916.
IN CHaECERH.

The Common Council Of Alexandria,
cOnplainsnts--aSainst
Llswellyn c. Griffith, John r Smith,
and Peter saunders, dJ'ts
rINHE defendant LlewelIyn C. Grit.
fifth, not having entered his appear.
ance and giving security according to
the statute and the rules of this court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the cou,t, upon afidavit, tina the said
defendant LleweliyB c. Griffith. il not
an inhabitant Of this district-un motion
Of the complainant by his counsel, it is
ordered, that the said defendant Level.
Iyn &. Griffith, do appear here on the
first day Of the next term Of this court,
and enter his appearance to the suit and
give security for performing thu dec'ees
Of his court; and that the other defend
ants John F. Saith and Peter Saunders,
do not pay away, convey or secrete, the
debts by them owing TO, or the estate or
effects 10 their hands belonging to the
aid absent defendant Llewsllyb &,
II fifth, until the hrtber order or de.
cree Of the court, and that copy Of this
order be forthwith published for tive
| noatba successfully in ore Of the pubic
newspapers published in this county, and
hat another copy be posted at the front
,oor Of the court house Of said county.
Copy-Test.
g. DENEALE, o. 9.
January . Iawsa
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JOHN DOUGLASS & Co.

JOHN DOUGLASS & Co.
0fcr for sale, on reasonable terms,
Is hhds molasses
IS bags best green coffee
1 and a halfpipes Madeira wine
st. Domingo cotton in hales
Venetian red and Spanish brown
in kegs
Race ginger, soal leather,
Cotton cards, German steel
Spanish hides. coa.se and fine
salt, Muscatci and Bloom raisins.
mould candles,
Best superfne -Four for family
use.
Jan 90 cost
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Land for Sale.

A tract or parcel of Land, containing
between two and three hundred acre.
on the north side Of Occoguan, in Fair
fax county, abou 5 miles west OF 0cc0
guam mills. 1t is well watered with ne.
yer failing springs, it is also well timber.
ed, and the great quantity OF FUR timber
Jon it renders it the more valuable to an,
person in the coopering line. This Land
lis OF the middle soil, and produces corn,
wheat or any other grain tolerable we'll
there is about l06 acres cleared and uI.
der gnod fence. The improvements are
a lns dwelling house & other out houses
and good apple orchard OF about sixt,
,iscs.
ALSO.
One other tract in the same county
within three miles OF 0ccoquan, iying 81
Sandy Run, containing AZ acrcs-on,
nall in cultivation and under good teDce
the remainder heavily timbered, There
are on the premises an old framed dwell
! ling house and out houses and an appl,
orchard If eighty bearing trees.
Any person inc!inmg tn purchase cal
view the premises and know the terms
1y applying TO The subscriber nho live!
near them.
Thomas GOssom.
November SO 9nonths1
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AMarried, on Sunday evening last, by
the Reverend Mr.. Sedwick, Mr.. THO
MAS SEDWlCK, to Miss MATILDA
NJ. WELLS, both OF Fairfax CO, Va.