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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-02
District Of Columbia, to wit
County OF ,4tsGGndria, g7h
.NoUember Term, 1890. day
IN CHANCERI

~
IN CHANCERY.
John Mcclure, assignee Of Sarah Burke,
Complainant,
Against
Richard L. Galloway, Bryan RampSon,
and Joseph II. HampsOn, the last trading
under the firm OF Bryan Hampson y Son
Defendants
yNHIIE defendant Richard l.. Galloway: not
Z having entered his appearance, and q,
ven security according to the statute ana
rgies Of This court, and it appearing to me
satisfaction OF the court, upon atldavit, n
led. that the said Richard l.. Galloway Is
not an inhahiant ofthe district OF columbia.
On motion, it Is ordered, that the defendant,
Richard l. Galloway do appear here on OF
l.'ore the first day Of next May term. anu
answer tue bill of the plaintiff, and give Sc
cirjly for performing the DEGREES oi me
rElr: And tina. the other defendants, bry-
4 ~ danpSon Il son do not pay away, con,
-! or secrele, The debts by them owing 10,
Grshe estate Or effects in their hands, be-
on ing 20 the said absent defendant, M
Tn q l.. Galloway. until the further orcer
Gft ecree n( ibis court; aud that copy OF
ms order be forthwith published tor ITO
"'d Us successfully. IN one o! the puoiic
- papers printed in this county, and that
40 der copy be posted at the front door OF
1e c9nr' house of said county.
Neste, EDM, / LEE, G.. c.
J; mary 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-02
twenty Dollars II, ward.

y AN AWAY from the subscriber al Bar
"a naby, Prince Georges County, Mary
land. onthe 22d instant, negI" man named
JAMES about twenty FIVE years old, five
feet three or four inches high, very black
suffers when talking. has unconmonly large
and Hat teet---his clothing an old blue home
made coat, light and old panta!0oDs OF the
same manufacture, old shoes and stockings,
a tolerahly good hat. James is pretty good
shoemaker: it is most likely he will attempt
TO 60 to a Mr.. COY, near Charlottesville, VIZ
gina, where he has wife. The above re
ward will be paid, no matter here taken.
OHIO W. CALLS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-02
Charles County Court.

WpUGm6er Term, 1870.
ON application to The Judges OF Charles
~ county court, by petition in writing of
Thomas G. Barnes, of Charles county, for
the beaefl OF the act Of assembly for the re-
lief of insoIvent debtors, passed at Novem-
Der session, 1915, and the several supple
ments thereto on DE terms mentioned there:
in, a schedule of his property 4lj q hst of
his creditors on oath, Sc far as be can asler-
49,. l. -, -, :, re- t;,;,.,, 4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-02
| district OF Columbia, to wit
County Of .IIcraHdrid, eth
.N'o1eabsr Term 1920. : Day
IN CBANCERY.

County Of IICTHhdTtd, q"
.Nogsmber Term 1890. ! Day
IN CHANCERY.
Bryan HampsOn-Complainant,
Against
bI a Spence, and tie President, Directors.
ad Company OF the Bank OF Alexandra,
eiendants
4 ME defendant, John Spence, nothaviHS
Il entered his appearance ana gwen SEGA.
rN, according to the statue, anu rules "i
THIS court, and it appearing to the satlsfac-
tloIr Of the court, upon affidavit filed, that the
ssI John Spence Is not an inhabilant OF Tie
Drs ,riCt olColanbja: on motlon, tits ordered,
tda The defendant, John Spence do appear
Res g on or before the first day of next May
ter Il and answer the bill OF the compiann'.
snE give security for performing the decrecS
ni BE court and that the other defendants,
the President, Directors. and Company OF
The Bank of Alexandria, DO not pay away,
coDyer, or secrete, the debts by them ow-
ips 10. or the estate and effects in their hands
belonging TO the said absent defendant, JOHN
|Syence. until the further order OF decree OF
rl,s court; and tha, copy OF this order be
I,,,tbwith published for fo>O m0ntbSSuccSSHe-
H. in one of the public newspapers publish
- in ,hi, county, and that another copy he
posted al the front door OF the Courthouse oil
Sc d county.
TeSte. EDM. /. LEE, u u
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16
PARIS JULY 90.

Ths Greek PatriGrcb.-Gregory, the pious
and venerable Patriarch of ConstantiDOple,
who fell a victim Ia the iniaiuation and re
venge Of the populace, in the 8Oth year Of
bis age, was native OF Peloponnesus He
was first copiecrated 10 the Archepi.copal
See OF Smyrna, where be left honorable les
tlmonss OF his piety and Christian virtues.
Translated TO The Palriarchal throne Of Con-
stsntinople, he occupied II at three distinct
periods, for it under the Musselman despotlsm
was introduced and perpetIated, the anticanon-
ical custom of frequently changing the head OF
the Greek clergy.
During his first patrisrchste he had the good
fortune TO save the Greek Christians from the
fury Of the Divsn, who had in contemplation
10 make the people responsible for The French
expedition into Egypt. He succeeded in pre-
serving his counlrymen from the hatred ot the
Turks, but he was not the better treated for
his interposiion, the Turkish government ban
lshed him 10 Mount Athos Recalled to his
See some years after. he was again exposed
10 great danger in consequence OF The war
with Russia; and on The appearance of an
English feet of Constantinople. the Patriarch
was exiled anew TO Mount Athos, and once
more assembled his throne on which be term.
lnaie9 bis career
This Prelate invariably manifested the
most Tigd observance of his sacred duties
aud in private life he wa. plain, slTsble, vir-
tuOus, and Of an exemplary life. To hun the
merit is inscribed Of establishing patriarchate
Press.-He has left q numerous collection Of
pastoral letters and sermons, which eyince his
pieiy and distinguished talents. He transa-
Ted and printed IL modern Greek, with anne
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16
FOreign Articles.

kOSslA.--According to the latest esti-
mates. there ore three hundred and CITY living
author. 10 tins country about one-eighth part
Vi whom are eccles,aslcs. but the FAR greater
proportion consists Of persons Of rank. Back
meIsier, IN his Russian Library, computed
mat previously 10 1917, there existed about
1000 different works in that language In the
extensive collection OF national literature be-
longing to the academy Of sciences OF St. Pc
Ter sburg, there were in 1890, 5000 works
printed IN the Russian tongue, among which
only los belonged TO the class of novels and
romances. Since this period, authorship has
increased 60 much, thst last year no fewer than
5000 books were printed in this language.
Transitions are very numerous, particularly
oil dramas, novels, works Of imagination, and
the bellies lettres. There are newspapers and
journals, both German and Russian, publish &c
al ST. Petersburg, Moscow, Riga, Revel, Ado
and other principal cities. At the first Of these
places, there are fifteen printing houses, and
ten al Moscow.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16
WJsCAssFT. Oct. II.


The Circuit Court of the q. States is now sit
ting in this town. At the opening Of the Court,
Judge STORY charged the Grand Jury in an ell
egant and appropriate address. While he forci-
bly, vindiCated the cause of morality, the majesty
of the laws, and the rights Of man, he confirmed,
ne exalted the opinion we had previously formed
of his character, his talents, and his accomplish
ment.s
The trial Of 1t. Hobart commenced on Tues
day morning, and continued through the day
Mr.. Shepley, the District Attorney, discovered
previous attention to this important case, that
did much honor to his fidelity as public officer
Messrs. Whitman and Longfellow appeared III
behalf Of the defendant Of these gentlemen
we need only say, that the elevated rank they
have hitherto sustained in their profession, was
on this occasion maintained with their usual
eloquence and legal investigation. The defence,
by Mr.. Whitman, fully justified the expectations
founded on his high reputation, and the unlortu-
nate situation OF the youthful defendant. 1t was
classical IN style, logical in argument, and feel
ing IN appeal.
The Hon. Judge STORY, in charging the jury
on tins occasion, received the best token of the
interest he excited in the watchtul silence of a
crowded house. He was elegant in diCtiOn, mi
mute yet persplcuOus in his legal determinations,
Impressive and COnCiiiating in his manner.
The Jury, after retiring a second time, brought
ia verdict OF NOT GUILTY.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16
NEW York, Oct. 4.
TREATY OF GHENT-DISAGREEA
OF THE COMMISSIONERS

The Commissioners under the fifth article of
the treaty of Client, who were appointed to set
tic the northeastern boundary of the United
States have been in session in this CITY for the
last ten days The arguments of the agents for
the respective governments were closed on Sat
urday last. The commissioners, we understand,
differ in opinion. 1t therefore becomes their
duty to make reports Of their proceedings hith-
erto, to their governments, who will then in pur-
suance of the provisions of the treaty, agree up
on some friendly sovereign as an umpire. The
most important point upon which they differ, Is
in relation to the position of the north west an
gle OF Nova Scotia, or in other words the north
east angle Of Maine. The territory in dispute
contains about five millions Of acres Of land,
part of which is said TO be good.
The reports OF the astronomers and surveyors
and the arguments of the agents. are said to be
immensely volumnous, and to bear testimony 10
their industry, and we dosbt not TO 5heir talents
One OF the interior papers attributes the
great rise OF Hour 10 the war in Turkey, the
GrecIan provinces Of which, have heretofore
supplied The markets in Europe. II was some
time ago onjectured that this effect woud be
produced by the Turkish war But ii has not
proved 10 be the case The stock Of flour al
Gibraltar al last dates was immense, and much
cheaper than i IS now in America, whence il
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16
LONDON, AUG. %.


Intelligence which may be looked upon as
authentic, and which, although il goes not
quite TO the extent which public curiosity calls
~, is far from being devoid OF interest, arri-
we'd from Turkey since our last publication.
The date is ConstantinoPle, July %. The
uIimatum Of Russia has at length been trans
mitted 10 the Porte-aDd on that day meet
ing of the Divan had been ordered, when the
British Minister, Lord Strangiord, known
advocate for peace, was TO attend, and afford
10 the Turkish Cabinet the benefit of his ad-
vice, TO which they had often previously re-
sorted. The answer wa. called for 10 eight
days, and there are those who suspect Russia
OF having had recourse 10 style OF exaspera-
ting arrogance and dictstion, IN the hope that
Turkey would be more proud than prudent,
and that she would plunge INTO a war, unpTe.
pared for its inevitable consequences, and IN
supported by single ally.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16
TURIN, AUG. Is.

TURIN, AUG. I ..
The King, Charles Felix, who continues
to reside in the states Of Modena, has conclu-
ded Convention with Austria IN pursuance
of which IL, 900 Ausirians wall occupy mill
tary line, at distance however from the cap
its, Until the end Of September 1929. His
Majesty, Charles Felix, will, it is said, pay a
contribution towards deirayins the expenses
OF these troops.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16
BY THE MAILS.
OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATH IN
FLORIDA.
Extract from an Ordinance signed by J.

Extract from an Ordinance signed by J.
G. Forbes, Mayor.
The committee appointed by the city coun-
Gil, 10 make regulations for he due observance
Of the Sabbath, in conformity 10 the 81 Sec
ton Of the lst ordinance, by Maj. Gen. An.
drew Jackson, Governor, &c.
Considering that The Christian sects concur
in setting apart The day Of the week called
Sunday, for the purpose OF resting after six
days labour, and dedicating that day more
particularly 10 religious practices
Considering that some austere denomina :
tons exclude altogether, all recreations as well
as eDPloyments, whilst others, more indu,
gent, Go not prescribe on that day, innocent
mirth and bodily exercises
Considering, that in many countries, where
slavery is admitted, slaves are allowed to come
10 market on Sunday only, there and then to
purchase what they want for the comfort OF
their families
Considering, that whatever may be the gen
eral impression aud rules of the people of the
I. States on this subject, due regard ought
TO be paid 10 the national habits of this new
acquired territory, Resolved, as follows:
Section /. There shall be an absolute ces-
sation from worldly occupations on Sundays,
until noon.
Section 2. Shopkeepers may, after -
O'Clock, vend their goods, without however
exposing them 10 public view but they shall
not allow any kind Of ardent or any other H.
quors 70 be drank within their doors by the
purchaser or purchasers ; but liquors so bought
must be carried away.
Sec. 3. All recreatons not forbidden by
the laws of this territory, are allowed on Sun
days, from and after Il o'clock provided,
that public order be not thereby endangered,
or individual tranquility disturbed.
Sec. 4. No number, exceeding two,o color
ed persons, free or slaves, shall be allowed to
stand in, and thereby TO obstruct the streets,
lanes and avenues, or to annoy the public 40
any manper whatsoever.
An Ordinance foF the better government Of
the city Of Pensacola, ordains, that " no tav-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16

ia ems, the Epis;Ies OF the Apostles. He liv-
ed Ike father among bis diOcesans, and the
sort OF death lie died, ADDS greatly 10 their sor-
row and venera,ion for his memory. This
Prelste had not taken the least share in the in
suTectlon OF the Greeks-h- had even pro-
nounced an anahema against the authors OF
the rebellion ;--an aaathema dictated, indeed,
by the Musselmen's sabres. but granted TO
prevent the effuson of blood. and the nassa.
ere Of the Greek Christians -Moniteur.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16

era keeper after the hours OF 9 O'Clock al
night, under penalty Of ten dollars" Al 9th
er section ordains, that any person who shall
be found drunk IN the streets, shall be lorlh wlth
committed TO the public jail, there to red main
until he becomes sober, when be shall be dis
cha red on paying the costs"
Observance fute SaJbath.-We give this eve
ming the regulations lately established under
the administration of Governor jackson, at Pen
sacola, for the observance of port Of the Sab
bath. We say part of the Sabbath tdr 1t
seems that worldly reCreations on that day are
only prohibited in the forenoon. In the a tier
noon trade and amusements are to be conducted
as usual and in the evening the Theatre OF
course. This IS very singular ordinance, and
we think it would have been more crcdItabp e 70
the government, seeing that they have only
gone half wav, and that out OF respect TO GER
tain 9 Gustere denominations" to have left the
matter entirely alone. The municipal authori-
! ties of Pensacola do not appear to recog nlze
| the Sabbath as having been set apart by an FIne
appointment, but merely by SOME Chris han
Sects for the purpose of resting after six bays
labor, and dedicating it more particularly e
religious practices" Others consider II aIday
| for Z" innocent mirth" and " bodily exsrciEes,'
and none but " some austere denOTmnauqls,
exclude worldly labor and amusements alto9eth
er. For those reasons, without Acknowledged
any superior obligation, the Governor and nj UNI
cipal authorities of Pensacola, IN the plenl tudt
Of their power, have declared that SIX days an
q half shalt thou labor" &c. We repeat 10
the credit Of themselves and the country, Ehey
had better have said notwithstanding thos
. austere" people Who believe in the divine ap
pointment of the Sabbath, as day of religion
consolation to the christian, solaCe to thd Ia
boring man, and day Of rest TO cur cattle, t
observe it in such manner as they might 6ceu
fit and proper. N. K Com .4du'
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16

nd q Liberty s~er, aud he esTtah falls agaH.
81 dsrkness and desPss tut ~e h@Se hel'hsi ns TOT
room tn indulge IN speculation.
TIE Geek nariun engaged ~ the formation "A aguverp-
n.nr 70 u eNeeissh by Senate sd DrPutes from The
ponula and various islands Leonts ne@r the eeutre og
he Norra is chosen for te seat o. governments The
rs Are .r In the Morea, sut n he northern Provh-
c. their rover Is completely estabished'
If the Hon. VIM. D. Williamson, who by viz
the Of the Office Of President a. the senate, II
now dischargiu- the duties Of Governor, be cleo
ted a representative TO Congress, and accept The
Office, the duties Of provisional Governor vii. de-
yoIve upon the Speaker Of the late house OF rep
resentatiyes.
The common fuency Of speech IN many men,
and most women, is owing TO scarcity OF mat
ter, aud scarcity of words; TOR whoever :
master Of language, and hath nlind foil Of ideas,
will be apt in speaking to hesitate upon
choice of both whereas common speakers ~
only one set ofideas, and one set Of words
clothe them in and these are always ready ~
the mouth so people come faster ont OF church
when it's almost empty, than when a crowd 1 az
the door.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16
TRIEST, AUG. q.

Denetrius Ypslsnti has published procla-
nation to the Helensts, in which he snnoun-
ces to them, that be is commissioned by the
Commander in-Chief, Alexander Ypsianii,
10 set As bis Lieutenant General, and to as.
sumo the command in PeIoponnesus and the
rest of ancient Greece He is very young
man, not more than 81 or % years of age.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16

Sldve Tradc-It is computed that The
number of slaves annually imported into the
city OF Rio Janeiro alone, in the course OF
year, is from 20, TO $4,000, besides what are
imported into the other ports OF the Brazils.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16

NEW YORK SEPT. 81.
Last cesk TtoOk ,cfe and Ohen first did 1000 her"
Yesterday, James Ewing, a good looking
young fellow, with black eyes and broad shonl-
ders, was brought up before the police charged
with having THREE WIVES, two being pres
ent.
His first wife a pretty little young woman,
deposed as to her marriage ;but IN consequence
Of i'll treatment generally, she wishes to get rid
of him. The second wife he married in Sussex
county, New Jersey, who is now living there
with her two children. The third wife, de-
cent looking woman, in black, acknowledged
that she was married last January iRJIansinsbugh,
and being the last, wishes to continue with him.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16

An Ordinance foF the better government Of
the city Of Pensacola, ordains, that " no tav-
ern keeper, or retailer of wines or sprituoas H.
suors, shall lie allowed TO retail any such arii-
Sles, except 10 his regular boarders, {ifa tav-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16
eoEsTANTINoPLE, JULY 25

ErtrGct Of private letter.
For some days we had reckoned on the
preservation of tranquility; TO day the former
spprehensons revive crowd OF Franks and
other Christians seek refuge in the palace OF
France, and in those Of the other Embassies.
The fear OF fresh excuses agitates all those
unhappy persons, TO whom we cannot refuse
an asy lum, and the food necessary for their
support. One cannot foresee what would
happen If the rupture with Russia should take
place." -JCurrluL des Debates, Aug. 25
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16

II is mentioned ia the Berkshire Star tha
the Rev. DR.. Griffin has accepted the aP-
polntment Of President Of Williams College.
BosToN, OcTosER 10.
TRIAL Of Mdrttn.-The trial Of MICHAEL
MARTIN came on yesterday before the Su-
Preme Court for the County Of MiddIesex {:
present Chief Justice Parker, and Justices
Thatcher, Putnam and Jackson. The prison
e. was charged with highway robbery on
the person OF Major John Bray, perpetraed
on the Medtord Turnpike The 18th of August
lasi-The prosecution was conducted by the
Solicitor General, and the prisoner was very
ably defended by Leonard nj, Parker, aod
Samuel L. Knapp Esq'rs. After an absence
OF about two hours, the Jury returned YER
dict ofGUlLTY. The punishment for this
crime is death Sentence will probably be
pronounced Oh tbs prisoner early 10 the next
week.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16

The remains Of the Queen of England were
landed at Stade on the Goth OF Aug. under Z
salute of artillery.
The London Jury of Inquest have returned
a verdict of wliuI murder against = Lii,
Guardsman unknown for killing RcharC
Honey and George Francis, at the Queen
funeral.
The remains of Francis and Honey, wer,
entombed on the Goth of Aug. and there wa
public funeral with long procession on tb'
occasion.-After the funeral, very seriou
ARRAY took place between a portion OF tht
popuace and The Life Guards, IN which Sher
if Waithman was near being killed. Five o
six persons were wounded.
1t was reported at Paris. that Joseph Bona
parte, and four French Generals, had arrived
! among The Greeks, from the United States
.MericGn Empire The last accounts from
| Mexico, furnish particul ars of the armis'ic'
entered into by the Royalist and Patrio
Chiefs, by which il is agreed that the country
shall be sovereign and independent, and call
ed the Mexican Empire; that it shall lie
moderate constitutional monarchy that Fer
dinandsViI. shall be invited 10 come to Mex
CO, and reign there; in default, his heirs 0
successors, in due order: that Provincial
government be erected, like that of The Cortes
and that this agreement be presented 10 th'
King for his acceptance.
SIaUe Tradc.--It is computed that th,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16

A character who once involved much pub
lie curiosity 10 England, is now living in cir
cumsiances OF corn aratiye afluence in Havre-
de Grace-The celebrated Mary Ann Clarke,
who before the British Parliament, opened
pandoras Box upon the Duke Of York, with
respect to his military corruPtions after his
first appointment 10 The situation Of comman-
der in Chief, resides there, and Is received by
the first society. 1t is rather remarkable
that she resides in the house occupied by Ma
poIeon Bonaparte, when Consul, at Hayre =
The house is an elegant and spacious mansion
and the iair subject Of this article has with be-
beautiful and accomplished daughter, who i
is said is 10 the high road to marriage with q
rich aud traUeLled Duke.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16

The decree has issued for convoking the
Extraordinary Cortes Of Spain Oh the 28th Of
September.
Severn important subjects are 10 be submit
ted--among them the Affairs Of Spanish A
merca.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16
PARIS. AUG. %.

Yesterday morning, at | O'Clock, his Grace
the Duke Of Wellington, accompanied by Sir
Charles Stuart, the British Ambassador. had
the honor Of being admitted TO private au-
dience OF his Majesty.
The Court will go in mourning on Sum-
day next, tor twenty one days, on account Of
the death Of the Queen Of England. The
mourning 10 be black Tor The first eleven days,
and white for the ten last days.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16

The Turkish fleet went TO Sauos, but fount
the towns ant villages deserted-the iDhab
itants supposed TO have fed to the mountains
The French COnsul's family left Smyrn;
July 10.