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The Portland gazette., 1818-12-22

Our national importation in 1916 was
given at % millions and our exports in A.
inerican articles of commerce 8 milionss
How tlie balance was Supplied, is left for
explana,ion. The increase Of our domesti
resources is unquesionab!e, the exporta
ton OF coin indispensable.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-22

Great Hunfceacs-The Trustees OF the Mas
chusetts General Hospital thiuk themselves boei
% make public the following noble devise toF ,ie
support of this important charity
Mr. Thomas Oliver late of Boston merchant. ds-
ceased bequeathed bis whole estate real and pers1-
nal, to the Trustees OF the Massachusetts Genera-
Hospital. reserving the usnfruct 10 bis wife duFHx
Der lif, and excepting out of il two small legacca
both amounting 10 500 dollars.
dis estate i estimated az 25 900 dollars. Nav
there be found many who, destitute Of any re-,
Rtiyes, will follow the example OF this good Sair,.
arilan. The Hospitals of Gharestown aud Bos;oN
will require az the least ZOO 900 dollars more than
j. now heiuny the Trustees, to render them use
fai as Is desirable.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-22

Gov. Findley, of Peonsylvani', 10 his
speech 10 ,he legislature of that state, re-
comments the establishment ofa rheolog-
ical Seminary.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
10 TIE PUBLIC.

YOU were partially and but partially
informed by me, as early as February
last. in private Circular, tina. was about
10 put into operation in the ensuing
March, the Wooden Establishment be-
longing to my father, known by the name
of MADISON FACTORY, near Newport,
Del. in concern with certain FIRTH
Barber, from Yorkshire, England. and
for reasons stated in tina, Circular (now
made public) offered The Establishment
i'll the line o. the maiu!ac,uiing the wool
of others al stipulated prices. Mr.. Bar
Der having been called to England early
in March-(at the recommendation of
Isaac Bannister, Esq. the partner Of Mr..
Young, ON the Rrsndywine, whose goods
have so Justly acquired celebrity over
amy other manufactured IN this country
We have since had in our employ Mr..
.John At,idge, as principal, likewise from
England. who, from his qualifications is
now taken into concern--,he firm will
there fore hereafter be ROBERT PHIL
LIPS, son s. co. to whom such as
may be pleased to favor US with their
attention will make tleir address. The
Establishment is now and has been since
the date mentioned, in operation, all the
HANDS experienced workman and lately
i'o,n Europe, and We pledge ourselves
10 the public that no Goods will be suffer-
cd :, leave the Establishment without
rectriug that entire ilnisl the materials
entlle tlie,r to, Country FCiolhs will
be taken in to finish, atd will be done iu
a style superior to any that have appear.
cd from our common county iullinh and
, finishing mills. TO those Immediately m
this aeishhorhood who Brought goods to
.he firm al this Establishment for hLish,
the last season, we wish unequl,caily to
! state, that should they see proper to favor
us with their custom, their goods shall
be finished to their entire Satisfaction,
Notwithstanding the charge so liiiberaliy
made against the Country Spinner, that
| the thread has no medium, but is" eittie
or too smell or too thick" Oar prices
ior broad Cloths will be from swo dollars
10 two dollars seventy five GEMS per yard
with the addition of City for blue; OIL b.
Cloths Narrow Cloths, Cassimers, Sat-
inetts sc. In proportion, or any further
/ nation, he character Of ihe firm only
lexcepted, We would refer the public TO
our Circular, which will accompany this
address in the Eas,on paper and those
,Oi Niiuipgton.-~Sh ouidi not he thought
:, presumption we would assure the Sore
keepers in the Peninsula that it would
he 10 their interest 10 take in wool frcns
i heir customers tor store uu0dS and nave
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
JAMES MONROE.
BY the president
BY tie President Of the L
states.

Whereas, by an acl Of Cousress pas
sed on III. third Of March, i8l5. emit
tied al act to provide ior the ass ertajr-
irq md surveying Of the bosndary lire :
fixct. by lie treaty with the Greek lnt,i-
ans. anu Tor o.i.cr purposes" the Presi.
dos OF the u States is authorised 10
Cause the lands acquired By the said
tire lty to be rfirred Tor sale when Sc
ctrrd
Me,efo,e, JAMES McNRor. presi.
den, Of The Y. States, do hereby declare
ami 1,ahc Known, thai public sales for the
di>l So iaPrsea'iy 10 law If Certain
La "a III the t.a,ana territory, shall be
bell 1t .!lledse,ilis, in Georgia viz
o.. TIL frst Moudat III October next.
70. he ie Of Town lots, In the yown OF
Chanoa, in the said territory, situate al
the junction of The rivers Alabama and
Canaba
Or The third Monday in-O October nex,,
for The sale of ownsiips, IS, Ia, Is, l6.
in 'aoges 9, 10. u, Q. 49,, s; and 0!
townships, IA Is, Is, in ranges ID and
IS OF tbs land district IN Aisbama ter.
ritory, directed by law to be sold at Mil.
leiigeville. excepting such lands as have
been reserved by law for the support OF
schools, or for other purposes; each pub.
liz sale shall continue open for 3 weeks
and no longer. The town lots and other
lands. shall be offered for sale in regular
numerira, orslr,. commencing with the
lowest nuFnhe7 Of lots, sections, towa.
..shps and ranges
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
By tie President Of the Vn1-
cd States.

WHEREAS, by an act of Congress,
passed on the l7lh Of February. 1918,
entitled "an act maxim provisions Tor
the establishment of additional Land
Offices in the Territory OF Missouri"
the President of the United States is au-
,iiorised to direct the public lands which
have been surveyed in the said territory
10 be offered for sale:
Therefore, !, JAMES MoHRoE, Presi
den, Of the United States. do h"reby de-
clare and make known, that public sales
for The disposal (agseeably to law, OF Ger
tain lands in the territory of Missouri
shall he held as follows, viz At 81.
Louis, in the said territory, on the FIRST
Monday in August, October, December
February and April next, and three weeks
alter each of the said days, for the sale
| Of lands ia the land district OF ST.. Louis
Thirty townships shall be offered al each
sale, commencing with the most eastern
ranges west oG the fifty principal neridi'
an line, and proceeding westerly.
At the Seat Of Justice fer Howay0
County, 10 the said territory, on the first
Monday i'll September and November
next, ard three weeks after each Of the
said days, for the sale Of lands in the
land tlistric; o. Howard County. Thirty
Townships shall be offered at each sale;
The first to be in a square form, and Il
include the seat Ct justice Of the sale
couoty, as nearly in the centre as the
situation Of the surveys will adnit, ane
the second immediately east oil the first
| and in the same form; excepting frpn
sale in eac! district, the lands which hav.
been or may be reserved by law for oihcl
purposes.
I Given und.r my hand, at the City o
Washington, the thlriieth day g
April, one thousand eight hon
4 dled and eighteen.
JAMES MONROE.
By the President:
! JOSIAH MElGS,
Commissioner cfthe General Land Office
FL Printers Of Newspapers whn are an
thorised 10 publish tic Laws of the Un
ted States, will insert the above once {
week iii April next, and send their bin
to the General Land Cilice for payment
, FL A map Of the above Lands may b.
had (pre.una to the sale') al the Gene
ra! laid Offers in the Nissonri Terri
!. iory. The Map is now engraving for
T JOHN Eaisii:NI:i..
Chief Clerk, General Land Ufiice
May Clap.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
+, And / further declare and make known,

And further declare and make known,
that the Offices Of the register and receiv-
ers OF public monies for the said district,
shall be removed from Milledgeville to
the aforesaid town of Cahaba, on the frs
day of January, 1919.
Given under my hand at the city OF
Washington, this twenty third day
OF May, 1878.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President:
JOSIAH AiEIGS.
! Commissioner of the General Land OiSce
May So--lawtO.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
Aand.br Sale.
Agreeable to the last Will and Tesla
ment Of, WILLIAM FsRRlss, decd.
Will he sold at Public Sale,
On Third day the 9Th of Elevent!
Mo. { Noyember) next,
A aluab!e Plantation

ur lot cf land. in Mill.Creek Hundred
New Castle county, Delaware, withir sin
n,iles Of Wilmington, and three OF New
port 80 containing IS acres bounded by
lands Of James Robson, Thomas Justis
and others. The improvements are q
Jog dwelling house and kitchen, pump
Of good water (n the kitchen,) and milk
house adjoning-a log s,ble, and shed io'
lcat,le-an excellent orchard,. with q
variety Of fruit ,rees--and proportion
Of wood. The land is in good state o
cultivation, having been lined within
few years: The nei5hhorhood heal
shy.--Saie TO begin al i2 O'Clock OH sale
day. wien attendance will be given ant
conditions made known by
c ;;l;,: 5, h,sKL l.; ;'A'} xr'rs.
10Th 2iai l6iS.--lOt
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
also, Immediately cjyr, Ct same p'a
4 Plantation.

living about one mile from The above
rron.rty. and containing about 70 acres,
IN Mill Greek Hundred, County of New
CASTE, Delaaarr, within six miles cf
Wilmington, and four CT Newport, bonn
slcd by Ian IS of the Rev. r. Kenny. John
Crossan, and others. The improvements
are !. new Log House and Barn Tie
fences are all III complete order; the
fields are conveniently wa,ered; a large
thriving young apple orchard, Of good
quality. a!,i a nuinbcr Of other fruit trers,
the Sap and Newpor turnpike passing
hv the t;uor, which would make il a col.
venieAt stand for public business. The,
is large E,opor,ion Of good wopd land
on TIE premises also. a quantity oil n,ep-
dow, and more may he made; i, is CON
yoni, nj 10 several places o. public wor-
ship. Minis SC. in a gccd neyhborhood
and healthy rar, Of the country. Any
lperson wistingto purchase, may view
the premises. and know the terms, pre-
Ivious TO the DAY Of sole, hy ing "a
|the snbsri5Sr, l;.irg thereon. Auentanc@
j, be given and ct'rii,ians ane kown
,by
CH.H"IES FERCU@O.H.
Oc.. 81, lsie--la.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24

That we'll known TANSERY and pre-.
misses, in the Borough Of Wilmington,
lately occupied by Thomas SInyth u 60.
The Tanhery is in complete order, and
is calculated for extensive business, POS.
sessing the advantage Of a fountain pump,
supplied from never failing stream Of
water. Also, two brick dwelling houses,
adjoining the Tannery; each well calcu
Hated for small family. The Tannery
and dwelling houses will be sold or rent
ed together or separately as may SUR
the inclination Or convenience vi til.
lpurschasey or renter.
For terms, apply to
RYAN Lewis,
I'd mo- is-H witrvqstep.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
.N'0I'fi'E.

Is AerchY given ,p .ho.e Indebted to
the Subscriber on Pond Note or account
that unless lie same he I;aid or satislacto'
~ arrangement be maf.c fcT pay,ucrt in
some short time, that suils vii. be Grn'i
."i'hunt respect 10 PERSONS. ~ hose il
dcb'e.l CT eXecu'ion procesa are iisui IN, &
ihat no inrthur Indulgence cen or VII: &c
Frane;s !iaug'ey.
late Sh'E'.
Oct. II, l8l3--tJ
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
BY the President Of the United
" EfOfP4.

Whereas, by an act of Congress, pas.
sed on the 18th of February, 1915, rnti'
tied San act making provision for theI
establishment of additional Lald Oihces
in the territory OF Missouri" the Presi
dent ofthe u. States is authorised to di-
cecs the public lanis, which have been
surveyed in the said territory, to be offer
ed for sale
Therefore, James Monroe, President
oi the L. $, do hereby declare and maze
known, that pubic sales for the disposal
(agreeably TO law) of certain lands in the
territory al Missouri, shall DE i,ekl in
TraMkln. in said territory, viz:
On the FIRST ,ionday in January next
for The sale OF
Townships No. rs to Sc inclusive and
trac! township SO in range 10
IS to So and 20
frsct'l township SO 3, %, 2s
On the first Monday in March mex,
FOR sale Of
townships IS to IS inclusive, in range:
81 and .;
48t 80 rs 4 q
On the first Monday in Mag next, for the
sui. =
Townships 4s to "a inclusive, in large'
- 1
5itO IS Is
s8 T.. IS Ill q 4;
excepting HE lands whleh hes" been, Of
may bs, reserved Ivy law, " ,ne s,ppor
oi schn1ls, and 10, oSbcs purposes.
tacn sale shalt continue a. tong Us ma,
be necessary IL oAt nt n,i9 Tor safe
and ~ longer aud the Ia IDS shall -. o.
ter-3 ~ re.;uler ann.e'i>ul a,Ger.
Given uht:r ny h.od: a. .a,- c;'y =
" a,ni.gton. dis 7th day Ct Jul
on4 Thousand .igEs '..Gtl"eA an
.'5.u ii. ~ MI5 MONROE
BY lbs prlslUent
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24

AN .Ar'F &c an,ho'iac liz payment OF
c,r...in certificates.
~ i ,,,t,-ics bu ~ =, ~, Y ilaust
" f:yW,r,t't.ir"eni' !-1e GAie! .s,aiy,
~; .fm'r:,'a, in C,iv.,'eSs nSarrlh's!,
Thai. so 'o'ich 81 az act, entitled An
act n,aki',s further evisien Tor tie sup
port o! public credit. and for the rcdemp-
giou OF the pubic debt" passed TIE Sd
Gay # March, ore Thousand SEVEN nun.
|drcd and ninety fse and so much OF Tie
lact, entitled - IN ACT respecting loan
loac &C aud Itial settle, epi Certificate
iiadrpts Of interest, aid the uniundu,
land registered debt. crcditetl on tie boos
Io' the Treasury" passed tte twelfth da,
LOT JuS, one thousal.G srveI hundred md
ninety eigb as bars from settlement and
lallowahep, certificates commonly called
lean Office and tiia' settlement certiti
Gates, aid ,1jen.s 81 interest, be and The
same is Earely suspended for the term
of Two years iroia AID after the passing
lol this act d NOTIFICATION OF which ten
pofary suspension IT the act OF ini.a,l.,
shai. be pali,cati by The Secretary d
lT Treasury. t1r ,he information ul .hs
holders Of III said certificates, in ont
or more oi the public papers in each o.
The United States.
Sex. ,. Anl DC il farther caac;c1
That all certificates, commonly caliet
loan office crr.ihcates, cou,tersignaa i,
,he foam officers OF the states respective
", final settlement certificates. and in
dents of interest, which, at the time o
Passing this act, snail be outstanding
may bc presented at the Treasury am
upon the same being liquidated and ad
ljasted, Shall be paid 10 the respeetiv,
holders OF the same, with interest. at sis
per cent from the date Of the last pay
tnent OF interest, as endorsed on said Ger
iliiicates.
see. s. And be ii jar.hcr enacted
That, Tor carrying this act into effect
the sum OF eighty Thousand dollars b.
appropriated, out Of amy moneys in til,
Treasury Of the United Sia,cs,not other
wise appropriated.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
Classical and Mathematical
EDTC.3IIO.i..

TIE Subscriber returns his gfatefu acknow-
,~,.senenis 10 the patrons OF Suoeic's Boarding
acno'i, WITH tie sGpern, enhance Of which he
i.1.,pccn n,rus,ed. He respectfully informs iii. IA
ard ,'.r pp.,itc, hat in addition 10 the Latin,
t,',ek aac tent' languages, wlich have here
totnse hsen s'udie6 in this institution, will I've
'aag'.., III lie English department, under the
drecvioa Of Jo.etih G.. STROBE. the following
D, an, 5, VIZ Reading, English Grammar,
Wr' &, A Siiuetic Geography, with the Use
lt Maps and Globes, Aisebia. Geometry, Men.
sarat,oa, Surveying, Navigation, Astronomy,
siechancs, &c.
rs each teacher will admit no reater num-
U.r Of students, than lie can with propr'ey at
und 10, it shall be his delight ard study thar
II osc WHO may br placed under his care, S'v Ill
receive b+n.ins both satisfactory ami useful.
Ihc situation Of the boarding house and
sclco room, Is healthy and agreeable. twenty
seen miles distant from Phiaayiphia, sixteen
ilfon Wilmington, and two ami a halt from
West Chester, Oh the road cadaig 10 BENNETT
Square.
Terms for boarding avs tuition. Sl60 per
lannnni. washing 50 cents per dozen, one half
| o be paid AT the expiration of the first quar-
;er, the remainder a, shes, nd of the year.
Edward Sparks.
! re The most satisfactory references rs 10
the Abilities &c, of either teacher may be seer
by applying at the school room.
Aug. I5--5w
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
By the President Of the u.
nited States.

uitGN LtdttS.
Whereas by an act Of Congress passed
lon the 81 Of March, 1915, entitled" An
act tic provide toi the asccrtaiiing and
surveying Of the boundary lines fixed by
the treaty with the Greek Indians aud for
other purposes, the President o! the U.
States is authorized to cause the lands
acquired by the said ,ieaty to DC offered
for sac when surveys sd: and whereas
part OF the said lands have been survey
ed:
Therefore I, JAMES MONROE,
President ofthe United States, do hereby
declare & make known, that public sales
tor the disposal Of certain lands south OF
the tennessee river ard in the distric: Of
Madison county, shall be held at Hunts.
vile in said county in Alabama territory,
viz.
On the first Monday in July next, for
1.-THE sale of the lands in ranges /, 2, 5, 4,
5. On the FIRST Monday in November
next, for the lands in ranges 10, | l, l2,
! 5, IA 1; Excepting such lands as are or
shall he received according to law, Tor
the support CT schools ard for other pur.
poses. Each sale shall continue open for
two weeks, and no longer, shall COM
nence with the section, township and
range of the lowest number, and proceed
in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand. at the city OF
asi.ingtun, this 5lsi day Of March
1919
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President,
JOSIAH ME:CS,
com'n'r Of The. Gen. Land Office
April it--iawtO
Printers who are authorized to pub
fish the laws of the United States viii
publish the above once week till Octo
her next, and send their bills to the
Genera! Land Office for payment.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
Ey The President Of The United
Stairs.

Uhereas, by an actof Congress, passed
On lhs 18th OF December, 1871, entitled
|" An act extending the time for opening
the several Land Offices established in
the territory Of Orleans" .ae President
of the Ulitea States is authorised 10
cause the land Offices 10 tile said terrific
Try tnow state Of Louisiana) to be- opened,
and the and offered for safe:
Therefore. James M.nroe, President
of the Uniie,. States, ia hereby declare
and NIKE known, that public sales shall
BE- held al Opeluusas, in the STATE Vi Lou
isiara, for the disposal q, the following
Lands, agreeabiy TO law, in the western
l4nd disuict OF Louisiana, viz:
On the first Monday in December
nest, for the sale of Townships No,
! and Sonth1 OF .l,c ',ase { Q 8 4 5
AID ? ,Eor,h Siine in ran g 81
North gvs a )
West IF tie principa! Mcri,iian.
On the FRS, Mon lay in FEBRUARY ns1t,
lor tie sale Of Townships
/, 5 Smth1 fcoi5
! d South Or,ac base s
i, Snu,h line in san 81 6
6 z 9 10 South >ges : 4 i
| u South A
IL SGun. S
West Of the i.rincipal metiiisn.
Ext.pirF tho ai Resolved BY law for
the supp0,, d SCI p,rs, ard e., u.icl rug.
4 poses. Each sale shall coitinnu open Ia,
three weeks ard no lon.,er, and The safes
shall be III regular ra0,cricai order.
| Give" untcr NY han,!, at HE City ot
y a>hinstAn, the 2lth day OF June
| one thousand eigh, hundred ant
eighteen.
! JAMES MONROE.
! 81 thc 'sycsi,icn..
;. It.,iAft NEii.;5.
-i&or,.ais.ioser ,I lie Nep Lard Or;5e
4 iuNs .0-.~iaW.D
:, y Ma u n shove Lana District ii
-ipreparna,, 40 'yji b. ior s.,e a. GNcta,l
sas, u"'l :, ,!c General and Oi.'c~, h,
Il lOtt% GARDINER ca. ClL.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24

S 20 Reward.

Atscoad"d from my ser,icr, or the
fourth day Of July, negro sill named
hester Green, about % Years at a. :, &
wi o las atCut six years 10 serve. >he
has a h.en!iah on her lett eye, AID is about
middle size. She had on when she leIt
my house a white straw bosnet, trim.
med with lilac ribbon, new striped
'chiD,z frock, cambria muslin pet,icoa,
tea colnred Morocco shoes, and whi,S
cotton stockings.
The above reward viii be paid to any
one who will apprehened Hester and
lodge her in the Jail OF tie city OF Phil
,adelpIia.
Ectsey X. sprogeH,
'no,ntH!eNsing.
N. B. All persons are forbid to barbol
|said girl. August l--3t.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24

Con missioner o, the Gene 81 oHce.
PRIMERS whn M"c autho,ized % ;p.hii n
the ias d .he Lni,r, s ates. vii pub.
lisi 'he ABOVE. "nce weet I'LL he FIRST az
MAY next nd strd their bills 10 the
General Lar1 ;'flce 10 payment
juip 90 Wal.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
Hetsey X. spr0gell,
WAgpDIal5.:a2 4,

The subscriber has just received a
handsome assortment oil English, and a
few fancy gilt watches; also, on hand. a
general assortment of Gold and Silver
French and English Watches-amcngsi
which are
PATENT LEVERS,
REPEATERS, &C.
CLOCKS, TIME PIECES, SC
And general assortmcn, Of articles in
his line, which he offers for sale at the
most reduced prices.
Charles Candy,
No. II, Market 81. Wilmington.
Sept. 2--lm
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
TX. CLAY.

TX. CLAY.
Speaker of the House Of iseprs senta,ves.
JulIA GAiA.LARll.
President Of the Senate, pro iem.
April Is, J8i8--Anproy ed,
JAMES MONROE.
May l3-iawtif,.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24

Oct. II, lsl9--tJ
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-27
From the Boston Recorder Of oct. Nth.
MISSION TO JERUSALEM.

1t is with feelings Of pleasure, We learn
that the American Board Of Commission
ers for Foreign Missions, in consequence Of
late and very interesting intelligence, have
Just established Mission to Jerusalem,
and have appointed the Rev. Levi Par
SONS and Mr.. Pliny Fish as their Mission
aries. America has thus commenced the
first Mission to that city, SO dear TO the
hearts both of Jews and Christians, as the
city of David, the city ia which the first
temple was erected for the worship of Je-
hovab, where the God of Israel gave for
many centuries visible manifestation Of
his presence, where the living oracies
were communicated and preserved, and
where almost all the prophets lived and
prophesied and died and so much dearer
sill to the hearts of Christians, as the
place where the Redeemer Of Mankind
published the Gospel to a ruined world,
and offered up himself sacrifice for their
sins; and from which the Apostles went
forth proclaiming to the nations Of the
earth, that " God is in Christ, reconciIing
the world unto himself, not imputing their
trespasses unto them" 1t is most proper
that such mission should be begun by the
American people. We alone Of all the ma
lions Of the earth can standup and say, that
we have never bern engaged prosecuting
the Jews. AmcOg us, the children Of Is
rael have the same rights and privileges as
those of us who are Geniiles. II is here,
for the first time since the destruction Of
Jerusalem, that they have ceased to be an
olfscouring and a by-word, and Kissing
among the nations.