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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-17

Liverpool Uoarse Salt Afioat.
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED bushels
4 coarse salt board the ship Commerce,
captain Rose, from Liverpool, at Central
Wharf.
Also, 800 bushels English potatoes,
For sale by WA. FOWLEsC co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-17
For Liverpool.

.kM The GOOD ship UNITED STATES
49, Isaac Poole, master, burthen- 58otons
She has most of her cargo ready to go on
hoard, and will be dispatched Immediately;
freight equal to loco lis. aud passengers are
waited,
For New York,
sM The we'll known sloop ABEONA,
49, ssSs Wilson KNAPP, aster, bur;ben about
600 bis, and can be dispatched Immediately.
For Sale or Freight,
,k. The very superior schooner SOU
&&THERN TRADER, capt. Simpson,
buythsn 600 bis. aud can very soon be ready
10 had, Apply to JOHN II. LADD, Il Co.
Who have for sale on board said schr.
AZ NJ merchantahle boards july 7
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-17
For Amsterdam,

re The superior coppered ship MI
SMyERYA, Samuel Eames, master will
500 90, 10 July, the principal part OF her
sl ln, s ready togo on board: one hum
.T5bSrs6eals OF tobacco or small articles
ll.ha iaken on freight.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-17
I'YLER'S
lottery GMce.

Two doors east OF Davis's Hotel. Penn,v,v,-
lila avenue, Washington city.
Tickets 10 dollars each, shares in propor
ton. ~ fos'ot
b. .. Tyler will transact, With promn,.
ness and hdeIiiy, all business in reference !.
stock, or any wise connected with the oensS
raj government, and business generally of an
AGENCY naiIe, - ."
juoe 20
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-12

DREPARED by w CowwAv, Chemist, No. I,
Bumstead Place. Boston. via.
d.. Relics Botsnicai Drops
Dr keIfs's Asthmatic vi.s
d. Reife's Aromatic Female Pulls. for obstruc.
tions, &c.
DIR Re!fe's Antibillious Pills, for Indigestion Bill.
ious Affections. sc
Dr. Reiie's Vegetable Specific. (for siek bead
ache
Dr. Relies Vegetable Rheumatic Pitts
DIR Jebb's Rheumatic Lniment- Rheumatism of
90 years standing has been cured by this in 20
hours
British Antissp,ic Den,riGce. most excellent for
the teeth and sums.
DumEies' Ointment, certain and safe cure for
the Itch, in one hours duplication, be IL ever SO in
vetera,e. or No danger from taking cold
Albion Corn Plaster The reliet is immedi. te,
and hile 1t dis solves and draws the corn out by
the roots, il Causes not the least pain
Csmbriap tootn.ache Pills; the relief is ins,an-
taueooe ~hhout the least injury to the teeth
DIR Hunters celebrated iiis-Dr Hunters In.
lection Powders, AMI Dr. Humer's Cera,e. for the
prevention aud cure OF .eneresi complaints with
perfect seeresy treatise, explaining symptoms,
:. : method f cute accompany each Packet
panpn,ets OF macy eS rAor3ihaiy cures may DC
had O, the Agents: gratis
n r None Of the aJers ere gen'pne nn'css s'sned.
"W r conway large discount 10 Ceun'y
Physicians, Traders, &c rhe above ,MedeI"es
may likewiae be bad OF
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
No. 10, rHamcs-s,teets'Newp ewpot;
.flso, By
Lernuel W. Briggs, Brisioi; Hercules Whitney,,
N .son, ~ lch. Fropidence Dyer 4 Howes. " md.
ham Greene. As,s. london; " kins. Bartford; and
most Druggists, Booksellers OF espectabiiiy sho
by most Posi-. Aiast,rs throus hout tie Union
None are genuine unless Signed by W. 4 Ccnwsy.
july IL, fS7O
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-12
Commissioners Notice.

rye, ;be Subscribers having been appointed b.
w the fich Court &c Probate for the to~n Of
Niddl-town. in the couniy ~ Newport, Comsis.
sioners to receive. examine and adjust the CLAIMS
xss,nst the Estate of
MhRTHt CLiREE.
's-e Of said Niddetowr. deceased. rerresen'ed in.
solyent do hereby give motto. that sir uor,hs from
the ds,e hereof. ere allowed 10 tie creditors of the
said Estste, to bring add prove their respective
claims. and that We will steud cor that purpose. AZ
our respective Dwellings. any time during said pc
riul
ELISHA pAtkFR.
BENJAMIN r SHEFFIELD. cs""''"'"'r'
Az p-rsuns iniebted to said Estate are called
upcn 10 max payment To
shNUEi. CL,hFE, -siuiaiH-a,s-
Md!le:ovn. Nay 40 b, leo Uysl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-12

In this tovn, on Sunday the 2d inst after long
AMI distressing illness, Mrs DeBoRAE sHeLpoN,
wifi. o, Gen ID mel sheldon, in the ooh year OF
her age.
On Monday evening last, Mrs. RnBeccA Con-
NELL, aged II, reiict Of the late Mr. uiGeon Cor
neii, al this town.
Al Providence on Wednesday last. very suddenly,
VILLAS N#tpPLs. Esq sged 81 years
Al Easf W,-fsor Con or the 25th alt the Kew
D.v,o M,cLgas, y II ia the 7lst year OF MS age,
and 4tth ei his Ministry
Uo his passage from Watches TO PHILADELPHIA, the
Hoa WIxrspop SARGENT. formerly at -Afassa-
chusens, but OF late years resident Of .N1chss
he sss a conspicuous officer in the Revolution,
one O: the FIRST settlers Of th. wes,ern regions,
sad formerly Governor Of the .ifisUssih Te'rifory
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-12
WM. JAMES TILLEY,

no. l24, Thames. street.
XNlLL this day. open a complete sssor ment of
W Piece Goods. which n VIII sell VET, low 10
those who brings that precious article, Cash with
them -.9mOng wA,eA are
super supeihue fine and common blue black.
brown, olive and nxt Broadeoihs; blue, back,
brown, mkt and olive Csssimeres, Nice red and
white Fsnneils..
.iLS0-Embossed Nankin Grape Dresses, nice
black and colored Canton Grapes Italian Grapes &
Grape Saswls, 8 . superior black silk shswls imi.
tstIon merino, aud common shaais o. wide Bonn
bssine, very nice superb Carnture Ribbons, as.
scriment of common Ribbons black lu,strings &
fiorsnce to- Bonnets back aud white silk Lace 1;
fiorant,ne, Msrseies, and Jean for Ves,ing, black
silk, fig, silk and cotton Handkerchiets. a com.
pe,e assortment of shear icno. imits ion, book nd
fsacy Muslins Plaid GsuLe ana Fancy Handksr
chiefs black and white spun six Gloves /, Ladies
black, Kid and silk Gio,es, a compete Atsor, men,
OF shrtings snd sheeSings, from Ia cts To go he
yard Bed Tickings, Stripes aud pisids Mourning
Ginghzms and Csl,coes, pink. buff and blue striptd
6inehamsi an assortment OF Jsconett and common
Csmbrics superb drifting. ior Gen,lenen's ware
Dowiss, Linen and Russia sheoiings q compete
assortment Of Hosiery, IRON 2s3 to 4s6 pair; In.
dia Calieoe, IS piece black and coioured Rom.
bazetts a complete sssor,nent of Pocket Hand.
kerchiets silk and cotton Umbrellas Ladies' Para.
soils, a co0plele sssoi oitment of Buitons, kankins,
lnus Cottons floss Cot,.n, a complete assor nent
OF Dy yrhestic Goods, suspenders, tapes, thr, ads,
shei and horn Combs Mer,no trimmings and
many othe' articles 10 numerous TO mention
+ Also-A handsome sword, hat, uniform
coat and breast plate for Horse. to be sold low
Newport. June II, 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-12
State " khode- Island and Providence
Pianfauons.

State " khOde- Island and Ff0CideHcs
Pianianons.
In General Hsssn'b,y, June session n ID 1870.
AN ACT IN addition 10 act to regulate Ifocess
against Banks and insurabce Companies, and tor
,oiher purposes
DE IL enacted BY the General 9sssmby. and By hs
~ authority herecf " 10 enacted. Iha, u All! in.
CO, porated Bsnk IN this state shall. st any time
after the first day OF January. A. ID 1921. have in
circulation. OF the bills Or notes OF such Br,k an
amount exceeding the capital stock Of said Bank.
then actually paid into said Bank, the Director or
Directors under whose administration the same
happened. shalt forfeit and'.pay the sum Of ono
thousand dollars, 10 be recovered by action OF debt
before any court competent 10 Try the sane. ono
half ,heseof 10 and for the usc of be person per.
sons who shall sue for the same, and the other half
TO and for the Of the State and The charter Of
Said Bonk shall lhereopon be null and VOID
Resoiced Tbs, The foregoing act be published in
all the newspapers in this State.
n true COPY --yiinsss
BENNY BOWEN, See',y.
Iu'y
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HEALTH REGULATIONS.

A Ts meeting OF ,be 5osfd Of Health, for
"A the town &c Newpou, the 24 II Juo-
1870 IL was ordered and dcetesd, Tibet The
following Regulations, for p'ese wing the
health of The inhabitants, be adopted and car
ried ,nio effect, VIZ:
ia. That 90 hsh be spread upon the land
within mile of me compact par, Of The town,
ard .ss, 10 assgs =. G.h BE- deposited sDy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-12
July

BY Mc President Of the Unifed STATES.
XN HHREAs, by an act OF Csnpress. passed on
w the Sd Of March, 1917. en,iil,d An act TO
su,botize the appointment, of Surveyor for tho
lands in The northern part Of tie Mississippi terri
tory, ard the sale Of certain lands therein dtscrbs
ed" tie President OF N, United states 10 sulhoiiz.
ed 10 catse certain lands to be sold
Therefore T. JAnEs Morhok, President Of the
Tinted states, do hereby Il, elsIt and make known.
that public sales. shall s held ~ Huntsville, ID
Alabama. Tor the d,posaI (acccrong 10 lss) Ut
the following lends, viz;
On The Cd Monday in October next, for the sale
of townships 10 snd -. IN tango ., Y --,ownships
9 10, u ard 10 IN range 3, townships q 10
aud ID IN range A. v townships 9, 10. IL ~, -
and IA in ratgr g. " E--iowoships II, 10 and "a in
range 6, " - and township ~, IN rsnge AIsos
the iaods in the tract commonly called Colbert's
reserve.
On the ia Monday in Dcccrnbcr nex. for the
sale Of townships II. ~. IS and IA. in rsrge w.
--toynsbips ~, 10 ard 81. in ranges g and 2, W.
townships N, 70. 10 and ~ in rsbge 8, W town
ships ~, 13. ~ in rarge 9 " -,ovnships 10 and
~, in range 10 w w-srd township IA, 10 range lie
". Also the lands scjoinirg the town Of Ms-x>
tbon. which have not been offered for ssle ere,ps
sueh lands as have been reserved by Law iof Tho
suppot' ~ schools for other ru'reses Tho
lands shah he sold IN regular prmef,cs' orders
commencing vih the lowest number of seehoos
township and tsuFe.
Given under W, hand. o, the City "a Washing ons
the 22d day OF june, 1870.
By the Presideht; JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH nEics,
Comma soner Of tie Gen Lane cafec.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-12
SELLING OFF CHEAP

IN addition to all the coed bargains
i that they have constantly on hand. they now
have just received and are now opening choice
and elegant assormen, of real good cheap Bar.
gains, was ever offered n Newport, and arc ae.
termined to give large bundle for little money,
ahl those who wish 30 have this mede manifest are
invited 20 call aud see CO.. themselves
Newport. 81 Jnlv 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-12

The ship William B n nry. Swinburse, Of ;his
Fort, arrived at Baltimore, Jny from Liverpool
The ship Amszon, Dillingham; Of this port, was
spoken Jsae H. in lat. 43. Ion as, so, from Chses
s,n, IS days out, bound for Liverpool
Schooner Tassel, Dayton. OF this pnrt, sailed
ffoa St Thomas, June l7ih, for w.0rleAns
AZ Bermuda June 29;h, sloop Henry, Hart. of
this port, for North.Carolna, in 3 days.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-12
MIR RIEU.

At. Providence. on Wednesday evening last, by
the Rev Mr. Gsno, Mr.. NICHOLAS BRowH, jon TO
Miss AsBx MASON, daughter OF the late Gen
James I,son, OF Precedence
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-12
EURArCoRK.

LOKaf (ONA.
The season has returned when bilious
complaints. and disorders arising from
debility (which always affect the stem
ach) periodically make their ravages on
human life. Let parents especially re-
member the simply remedy first publish
ed in your paper, a,year ago, and make
timely application OF carbon of FORK;
there is nothing more harmless--f may
be given to an infant, only observing
that it be thoroughly burnt pour a tea
spoon full of brandy on cork thus pre-
pared, and mash it well with loaf sugar
and little nutmeg, or pepper mint es-
sence, aud water. The publication OF
this receipt has already saved many lives
in uses of Cholera Morbus and bilious
cnolic, and for The summer complaint"
in children, it is a specific if taken i'll time
1.-The quantity may be increased at pleas
ure without the least danger. Every
family s'.ouid be provided with a supply,
ready for th- moment, for it often hap
pens that a pe.-son is suddenly and vio-
ientIy attacked, perhaps III the night,
when it is extremely inconvenient, ifnot
Impossible, to prepars it:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-12

John Fowles, sailor on board the
sch. Neptune, while passing up the De-
,roit river, was struck by lightning, on
,he oth June, and instantly expired.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-12
MEDICUs.

The sale of the Pews, IN St. raurs
Church, in Boston, commenced MON,
day last; when forty -four were sou, ana
produced 8 23.932. The highest price
given was s 96O.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-12

o-SfQp, a NiOughf strikes me -ca
And that is, the advantage | have gained
ry buying my Gpods io' Cssh, wn,eh now
enables me- to offer them lower ,han ever
ior that prtcious auIcic.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-12
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
NTERFD,

tsstsst W Dti h'bo'c's y sShSsihS
Gle iRED
Sioop Inyincibie Calvert, Fden'on, N C schr
Sea Horse, Lswton st BartLoioneSs; sioop Hal
cyou, Vars, Albany.
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Hser,

z. tie EGl.er q tae ,tsg Y.sk Daily .lsYsr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-12

The foL6,. &c rdort9ga - arr he
beer Rseomm, ,fdGnons IF Dr. heje's .Ssfhmai't
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-31

Ans. Religion has NO connection with the
crime which have committed.
A great number Of other questions were
asked, of similar import, anc with the evI-
dent intention of discovering whether ne had
any accompiice. A strong appeal was made
to his feelngs, without in the least disturbing
bis perfect composure. and the court adj
iourned. The court oponed the next day
Louvel read bis own defence, received his
sentence, and was given over to immediate
execution. Paras, June Z.
Yesterday friday evening, at 9 O'Clock,
an assemhlage of between 8 and 400 indi-
viduals took place at Port st Martin. A
considerable force was directed to this point
and there paraded up and down for the in
teryal of an hour.--At half past 10 O'Clock
several detachments of cuirassiers, provoked
by seditious cries, galloped down The Bou-
leyard, and dispersed them They appear
ed mostly young men, between 10 and IL
wears of age. Some men of mature age and
suspicious appearance, were observed a.
| mongst them. All the shors were closed
They re-assembled on the place de PEstra-
pade, whittier troops were sent. on whose
appearance, these champions of the Char
tier (Chartiers) peaceably withdrew. -
Gazette de France.
Numerous assemblages took place this e.
yening on the BouIevards, from the Porte
St. Denis to the Chateau d'Eau; troops
were posted the whole length and their pre-
since alone restrained the factiOus, who
sought an occasion to renew the scenes of the
preceding days. 1t is said that considera-
bic sums of money have been employed TO
keep up these connections.
The Orange Walk, fronting the Carousel,
continues occupied by battalion OF the in
fantry of the royal guard. Centres are sta
toned all around the Thuilleries, and no
person is permitted to stop near these limits.
The number of the NATIONAL Guard on du-
ty at the Chamber of Deputies, is now con-
siderably augmented.
The regiment of Hussars of the Royal
Guard, which was in garrison at Campaign,
arrived yesterday in the suburbs of the capi-
tai.
Lieut.. Col. Barber Dufoy was taken into
custody by two gendarmes, in the crowd
that was proceeding to witness the execu-
tion of Louyel 1t is also announced that
gent rat Freysinet. general SolIgnac, and tue
Chief d'Escadron Duvergier, have been ar
rested.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-31
Public Sale.

ON WEDNESDAY ,at lfpast II 0 s slCr
I Spill be sold without reserve, the Moi Nor.
er's shop at present occupied by " % Dixie Dirk
gan. on Union, between Prince anu IA.
Streets: and Immediately after, a oh,.auss.
bic quantity Of valuable cooper's u'sN
iuiy 81 S. A. MARsTELLEk' NV
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-31
Boston. July I'd.
LATEST FROM VALPARAISO.

The following information was yesterday
received from the correspondent OF Mer-
chants Hall.
Ship Charles, Coffin, from the Pacific
Ocean, has arrived at Nantucket, and by her
letters have been received from Valparaiso,
up to the 7ih April, at which time the Chi
liam squadron were all in port.
A licensed trade had been opened with
Peru, and several vessels had sailed with
wheat and other articles Tor Lima.
A plot to assasslnate the Supreme Direc-
tor Of Chill, and to place the family OF Car
rera at tie head OF government, had been
discovered.
Business was very dull-sales were made
for government paper, which was so per ct.
discount.
Ships Packet and Flying Fish, OF Boston,
and brig Viper, of Providence. had sailed
for Canton, and were expected to return to
Valparaiso. Patriot.
From the JN'esv- York Commercial .fdOsrtiser.
FRANCE.
Debate in tie Chamber Of Deputsss-Coats
nued.
Mr.. Manuel follows in an address OF con-
siderable length, and much severity. He
states, that serious disturbances had taken
place, endsngering the public safety OF the
members that the conduct of ministers was
partial, deceptive and tyrsnnical. He in
Weighs particularly against the arbitrary con-
troll of the press.
Mr.. Lame follows on the side Of the minis
try; accuses the opposition of vrulence land
presumes there is no further serious cause tor
fear.
Mr.. Demarcay represents the royal guard
as having mixed with the crowd in citizens
dresses, armed with pointed canes, joining
in the excuses, encouraging the insults to
the deputies, and aiding The soldiers OF the
police, who arrested only the advocates OF
the constitution, though the ministerial party
were the asgressors.
Mr., Benjamin Constant, after many inter-
ruptions and much confusion, proceeds al
considerable length on the disturbed state OF
affairs, which he attributes TO the parIiaiity
and tyranny of the ministry, Among the
mob the rninisterialists raised the cry OF down
with the charter--let US ayenge the blood Of
the duke Of Berri. in the blood OF the libe-
rails.
After much confusion and frequent calls
for the vote. and tor adjournment, and much
), mutual recrimination, the session closed at
I o'clock, the principal members of the op-
position having refused to join in the deci-
sion, and left their seats.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-31
.Ne1U- York. J4Ig 81.

tFc "-1 UifS o1tJ 90
The vicissitudes # nations are among
the most interesting sutJcc's OF reiiec
ton and medi att n, that are presented
to the human mind. The ris', progress
and downfall oil empire the astonish-
ing splondour which many of them have
exhibited, the influence they have main
tanned over the affairs of the world, and
the iusignifcance and oblivion into
which the mos, powerful of them have
sunk, are all calculated to impress US
deeply Il solemnly with the transitory
character Of sublunary things. Persia,
Assyria, Greece and Rome, are strik-
ing examples of the justice of these re-
marks, upon large scale; other instan-
ces have occurred Of changes of circum-
stances in nations, which have been
distinguished in arts and arms, but,
having lost the spleudour which they
once displayed, ard the power which
gave them great influence and conslde
ration have become depressed and de
graded, thcus not extinct OF tae Ca
talogue Of nations.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-31

nv TIE pEATH OF MRS. MASON
.Bls,,sd are the pure "a hsart, for they 'haH
see God Matt. 8 ca verse.
The Lordhath calledhs aged servant home,
And made the spirit the christian free:
He gaye-he took--she shines before his
throne,
\ A star of light through al! eternity.
Hark! mingling angels shout the blessed
strain,
S :. Child of the meek-ey'd suffering Jesus
come,
No more shall earth thy painting soul restraln,
Thy sGod, thy Father, calls his daughter
home."
Through life she trod this pilgrimage OF clay,
A patient mourner in its vale OF woe;
Her path a lamp to guide the sinners way.
A sainton earth, type of faith below
But He, the HoLlEsr, lov'd bis weeping
child,
And snatch'd her spirit from earth's dark
abode.
To where the Lamb, and praising Angels
smiled,
. Where virtue rests immortal with lis Goa.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-31
MELON JUICE.

tits stated that one gallon of water melon
Juice will, by boiling, afford a pint OF pure
svrup, preferable to honey or moiasses, ior
domestic or medicinal purposes.
[Boit. american.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-31
Ner- York, Jaly 2S.

The U. S. frigate Constellation, Captain
Ridgeley, has been at anchor in the Bay
several days, windbound. She yesterday
morning took advantage of westerly
breeze. and went 10 sea. ]. n. Forbes, ESQ.
has gone out in the Constellation as Consular
Agent to Buenos Ayres. lGdzeHe.
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From the Ohio Mquisitor.
EXTRAORDINARY DECISION.
Bank United States


Whipple + Washburns. }
The above cause came to trial few
days ago, before the City Court, holden
by the Mayor and two Aldermen. The
case was regularly presented to the ju
ry by the plaintiffs counsel, and tho
there " ere several points made by the
defendants counsel in the course of the
proceeding. yet they were reserved. ard
the testimony considered as conclusive
Of the claim. 1t was admitted by the
plaintiffs counsel, that tho note was
discounted at the office established at
this place. The defendants Counsel
insisted 10 the jury. that the Bank of
the U. States had no power to discount
promissory notes; that the Bank was
the mere creature Of the Act which
created it, and possessed no other pow
ers than such a. were expressly grant.
ed. That it could take nothing by i'm
pllcation however strong; and though
the charter confeis right upon the
corporation generally to do and execute
all and singular the acts, matters, and
things, which to them it shall OF may
appertain to do, &c. and although it
prohibits them to receive more than six
per cent. upon it's loans or discounts.
yet, as there is 10 express authority Ell
Their to loan or discount, such loans are
/ illegal and the security void.
The Mayor charged the jury that
the bank of the United States had no
power under its charter to discount pro-
missory no'es, and the jury gave YER
dict tor the defendants.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-31

The u. s. ship CoNGREss, capt. Henley
arrived at Manila on the 18th January -
She was to sail in ten or fifteen days ior Ma
Gao, in China.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-31

TRIAL OF LouvEL-Fsrst sitting, 9th June.
Early in the morning the crowd fixed all
the avenues leading to the house of Peers.
Seats were reserved Tor the foreign ministers
who arrived at 9 O'Clock, the Persian am.
bassador among the rest. The chancellor