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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-23
district of Columbia, to wit,

County of Alexandria, 25h
.November Term, 1920, ) Day
In CHANCERY.
Joseph Smith and William Smith, under the
dnu Of Joseph Smith s Son--P!alntlits,
Against
Francis Adams, Jun. and John ID. Herbert,
AMI Philip H. Henop, late JOINT merchants
aud copartners under the firm OF Adams,
Herbert l. Co. and Maurice HerbeIt-de-
tendants.
F9NHE defendant Philip Fl. Henop, not
having entered his appearance ana 81
ven ,ecurity according to the statute and the
rules of this Court and it appearing TO the
satisfaction of the Court, upon attn iavit nj
Ell, that the said Philip Fl HenOp is not an
inha5ilant Of the District of Columhia--il is
or.iered, that the said defendant, Philip II.
Henop, do appear here on or before the LIST
day OF the next term, and answer the bill OF
- comp.siaanls, and give security Tor per-
forming the decree of the Court, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith published for
Two months successfully in one OF the pub,
l,c new spapers printed in this county, and
HAT another copy be posled al the front door
Z! The Court-hUu Of said county.
Te<te,
January Is F M.I.LEE, c. G.
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District of Columbia, to Wit
County Of Alexandria, gin
.No4smber Term 1920. s Dog
IN CHNNCERY

IN CHANCERl.
Bryan HampsOn-ComplaInant,
Against
Iobo Spence, and the President, Directors,
aud Company Of the Bank OF Alexandria,
Defendants
sNdE oelendant, John Spence, not having
& entered his appearance and gwen secu-
ritv according To toe statute, AMI rules al
Mi, court, and 1T appearing to the sat!Slac-
ton OF the court, upon affidavit h'ed, that the
saii John Spence i not an inhabiiant OF the
District o. Columbia: on mOtlon,.tIs ordered,
that the defendant, john Spence do appear
Eereon or before the first day of next Nay
'.r.r.aEt answer the bill OF the Compialnan'.
and give security for performing the DEGREES
at be court and that the other defendants,
lie President, Directors, and Company OF
he Sank OF Alexandria, do not pay away,
,,nve,. ar secrete. the debts by them ow-
ipr &c. or the estate and effects in their hands
h,ongng to the said absen defendant, John
Spruc., until the further order or decree OF
he court; And tina: copy OF this order he
forthwith published for faco nonthSsGccss.Ne-
" in one of the public newspapers publish
II IN this county. aud that another copy I've
posted At the front door OF the Court house OF
san county.
ieste, EDM. 1. LEE, Y. y.
January 81
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Cliarl,s I GUILTY Court,

November Term, 1870.
ON application to the judges o; Charles
" County Court hy petition. n writing
of Ju,nes Barnes, OF Charles county, for
the ben, fiji of the act Of asser,ny Tor the
relief OF insovent debturs, passe1 at No.
remb Der session 1905, and the several sup
pIements thereto, Oh the terms Mentioned
therein, schedule of his prope.y, and
list ul his creditors on oath, 50 lsr as he can
ascertain them, beng annexed to his p;ti-
ton. and being satisfied ~ competent les
,imony that the SAID James Barns has re.
sided two years immediately preceding The
time OF his application, IN the vie OF Ma,
ryland, and being also sati:h,9 that The
said James Barnes is in actual lf2t..ement
for debt and for no other cau't The sad
jane Barnes having enisHl y benz
With -ufficicn, security &c; ~, ,5tsstsFfl go
pearance in Charles county court. to an.
>wer such allegations as his creditors may
make against lrm: 1t is thereupon ordered
and adiudged, that the said James Barnes
he discharged from Imprisonment. and that
ny causing copy OF this order to he insert
ed in some enc oJ the newspapers edited III
the district of Columbia, once a week tor
TWO months successfully, before the third
Monday of March next. to give notice TO
his creditors to appear before the said court
At lharlestown IN the said county, on the
said 81 Monday in March next, for the pur,
pose of recommending Trustee tor tn Ir be.
retit. anil to slew Cause il any they have,
why The said James Barnes should not have
the henefi' OF the several insolvent laws OF
this state as prayed.
Tes,e. JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
;,nuar, If
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District Of Columbia, to WIT.
County Of 1Ierandria. yW
.N'ovem5er 1erm, 1920. day
IN CHANCEkY.

sNOItHtOtT 4 a. dtf hO~N' NY
IN CHANCERY.
John Mcclure, assignee OF Sarah Burke,
Complainant,
Against
Richard l.. Galloway, Bryan Hampsnn'
ana Joseph x, Aampson. the last trading
Under The firm OF Bryan Hampson y Son
=, PENDANTS
FsTiiE defendant Richard l.. Galloway. not
Z having entered his appearance, and gi,,
''n security according to the statute and
sues ii this court. and il appearing to me
satisfaction OF the court, upon athdaNt, n
1T, hat the sad Richard l. Galloway Is
hntan inhahi'ant ofthc district OF Coium bIa.
~ melton, Il Is ordered, that the defendant,
Etchatl /, Galloway do appear here on or
before the 6rs, day Of next May term, and
answer he b!iI OF the plaiatIil, and give Sc
cIrl,y TOR performing the DEGREES OF the
11irt: And that The other defendants, Bry-
AZ HlmpSon u Son 30 not pay away, con,
~ or secrete, the debts by them owing to,
n.Ttha estate or effects in their hands, be-
'nng'Hg 10 the said absent defendant, HI
cH'rt Ia. Galloway, until the further order
o. .'.ecree OF TINS court; and that a copy OF
MS order be forthwith published tor TAO
months successfully. in one OF the public
newspapers printed in this county, and that
s.Hother copy he posted at the front door OF
ne court house Of said county.
Aeste, EDM.t, LEE, c. c.
January 81
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New Almanacs.
ALMANACS
For 1921,
Just published, and for sal by
october 80 JOHN STEWART
Orphans Court,

.ilsrandr,a county,
February Term. 1921.
nRDERED, That the executor CT Wit-
" liam g. .4dams, deceased, do insert
the usual notice to debtors and creditors, 5
times a week for lhree!weeks IN the Alexan-
dria Gazette and Herald. A copy.
Tes,e, a. MOORE, Reg.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE,
That the subscriber, OF Alexandria coun.
~. in the district Of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court ofsaid county, let
tiers testamentary on the estate OF s. iliiam
&. Adams, late oi the CO. Aforesaid, dec d..
All persons having claims against the said
decedent are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same to the subscriber, with the vouchers
thereof, passed hy tie Orphans Court, on
or before the 18th day OF August next, OF
they may by law be excluded from all ben.
eft to said estate aud hose indebted there
to ale require to make immediate payment.
Given und my hand this 18th day Of Feb
ruary. 1921. HUMPHREY PEAkE,
feb y Executor al sN,.hn,n o. \ iamS.
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haHi he drew ssiie me Curtain; tie oLis.,
ri al, a!fectiob lay sium6eFius 5e ioc hin
the smile OF Innocence played upon h. >
couatensnce, and his busy lanc.y seem, /,
TO be representing some pleasing dream
framed over AM o'nlIng the dagger 10 h.
bosom, lie ayeflei bi, mead, aud b.,r,n,
down MS arm. ii gil led 10 her heart a ,ai n,
scream escaped ncr lips, aud IN one mo
her soul Ceased 10 Inha1ii It's earthly t.n..
msnt.
The wretch stood tr.n.6xed with horn,
at the enormIty OF tse deed he had commit.
ed, and A momentary Irsenslbi,iy en.u.d
On his rsviviBg, his soIl sIckenei with nor.
ror at the sigh! OF tue blood oozins from N.
wound through the bed. clothes. The p,Ia'
ness OF death had already usurped We n.
seate hue Of her cheeks her feature. w.,.
distorted, and not vestige OF her Oru,,-
sell remained. The contemplation was ia.
dreadful tor him to endure seizing the das.
ger, which had iaii<n from ms hand On tho
bed, he plunged it into his own bosom, md
tell to the ground Has groans brought soma
OF the servants 20 the room, but they imme.
dIa'ey He'd back again on hehoIiins N.
dreadtul spectacle /; aud il was not uuu #.
ter a considerable lapse OF time that ,s.r.
lance was procured. Tn. abrupt relation Of
the heart renting event to the parent. Ia,
had such An effect, that their lives a.. con.
sIdered IN Imminent danger The wrslch,d
man fingered for three days in dreadful
agony, during which time he gave the ahoy.
relation, and then died a vlct.a to hl. u.
governabls passion.
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From a late French paper,
FATAL EFFECTS OF LOVE.

A lovely and intere sting girl, abou, thif-
| Teen years OF age, residing with her paIt"ts
IN me Heighborhood of NalenC,enne,, hsu
formed al attachment with young oihcer ~
the French army. On The affair being male
! known To her friends. they dlsapPruved oil
| the ConEestioD, and the young lady received
the most strict injunction never 10 see her
lover again. Ai-poweriu love IN this, as ~
many other instances, trIumphed over par
entail authority. and IN spite OF locks. bars
and a constant at, ndan., they contriren, Cy
an abbrevIstion of The hours usually devoted
to repOse, to meet IN privsie, and ENJOY tha'
society VI inch they deemed essential 10 their
existence. GeSs nocturnal meetings hau
continued tor long period undistur5ed
when some unnatural traits IN the character
of the young othcer having been discovered
by the lady, she, witb ap;udencs not to be
expected from her heretofore rash conduct,
despatched letter TO him, requesting dis.
continuance OF his vista IN future, and also
OF all lHlerct urse between them. On the
receipt OF tue letter, II is reported that he
became almost frantic, and IN ms frenzy so
seriously nured The messens er no broush,
it. that his life was Tor some time de.paired
OF. For several days after. he observed a
suilen gl0ominess, during which time #
seems he formed and cherished one Of the
most diabolica designs that ever entered the
Imagination OF man, and which be sought
to perpetuate in the following manner:
Armed with short dagger. be surrounded
innumersDle obstacles, aud finally succeed
Cd in seCreting himself in a small anti cham
Ter which communicated with the bed room
OF his intended victim. Having waited a
considerable tune, aud supposing her asleep,
he advanced 20 the door md opened il " lin
great caution, but Immediately sunk back,
on observing her kuesling at her accustomed
devotion his inward sense OF rtctitude
struck torcibly 10 his heart, a convuIsive
trem5le seized him, respiration became dit
hcult, aud pressing his hand against bis burn.
ing forehead, be leaned for support against
the wainscot. AT this instant be would
have abandoned his design and Eed, but
there wa. no passage but through the room
in which she lay. The "psng, Of ds.pi..d
love- again rekind!ed the dying sn.bers of
his dreadful determination, and with a des-
psrate effort he again opened the door. Tine
most profound silence reisned within The
room, Y hich the fan, rays of a lamp placed
on s table near the bed ieebiy enie hi-nrd.
| nsneathlug The dagger from his vest. he
,teppsd into the room; The tI.ad of hi,
omn loot startled him 1T looked rount the
room fearful Of Observance h,> hear, -. At
VITA ssasual vieiesee, saa VITA 4 trems,,lg
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from the " y. Daily dd,srtiser.
SHIP SEA FOX.

One of the members OF the committee
appointed to lay out the money subscrl-
oed TO reward the master ana crew Of!
the ship John and Adam, for their eYer-
lions in saving the lives of four seamen
belonging to the snip Sea Fox. from this
port, lately wrecked, voluntarily took
upon himself the trouble and expense OF
going to Philadelphia, for the purpose of
seeing Capt. knight, and learning from
aim all the particulars Of the transaction.
rhe committee received from him yes
terday Capt knights own statement,
which with much Satisfaction We give 10
our readers this morning, 1t appears by
the acc cunt, that all was done in the case
that could have been done; and the con-
nections Of the unfortunate individuals
who were lost on board, have now the
satisfaction of being assured, that their
friends were not left to experience the
most dl. re.sins Of all calamities that of
perishing OF hanger in such a dreadful
situation. This fact. melancholy AZ their
fate was, must afford them great relief,
when compared with the picture which,
previously to the publication of this ac-
count from laptain Knight, their ina gil
nations were let to form. concerning
their possible fate.
October 3oth, Ie2l
In the latitude Of 40 5, longitude 72 IS,
in 80 fathoms 81 water, Sandy Hook bear.
- W.N.W. half w. distance 81 mites, at
) pM. boarded the Sea Fox. lying on her
aean snds-sa Getting "a board the
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thi., and you undermine TIE pillars upon
which the fabric OF civil Society IS reareu
You leave the moral world IN darSnets,
and be.ray the dearest interests OF man.
Who can repress the wish that lis hsh'
might be as extensive as the light OF the
sum- Who would not rejoice to Do lnstru-
mental in depo,iting this precious treas
ure in the bosom of every destitute fami-
iyi -.
And let none say that to effect this,
more Bible Societies are Unnecessary.
The number of destitue, exceeds all be-
lief. and almost all calculation. Even IN
those parts of our Own country, where the
ministrations of the gospel are enjoyed,
investigation has discovered that the
number Of families without the sacred
volume. far surmounts oil previous susPi-
cion. To supply such with the bread oil
life, together with those multitudes who
people the region and shadow of sPirituai
death, what exertion, are necessary Be-
fore this can be accomplished generations
must sink down to the grave; unless there
be a great increase both in the number OF
those engaged, and in the zeal and energy
which they bring to tbs work. No dam
ger therefore can be apprehended from
the formation Of new Societies to help OF
ward this mighty object Too much can
not be done until the work be finished
And long ere this, our eyes will be closed
in death; even should male and female,
youth and age, enlist with becoming zeal
in this hallowed employment. Great
danger however, is to DO apprehended
from anothe, quarter, the slothfulness
and inactivity of Societies already termed.
For such is the natural iudolence Of men
where self Interest does not stimulate, and
so numerous their secular avocations,
that they are prone to become weary IN
well doing. But consider the nature and
tendency Of that employment which here
claims your attentions: it is the work Of
benevolenee; one productive ofths pu,est
pleasure, and one which will be crowned
with an honor far eciipsins that of kings
and heroes, in that day when all human
works will be seen in the light Of eternity
and weighed in the balances of the Sane.
tuary,
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The Coffee Crop was expected TO be
good in Batavia. The price July 2oth,
was iS25 50 on shore.
The last summer was very hst in CAL
cutta. biany people died OF the Cholera
Merbus. Prudent persons would rot 20
to bed without having a bottle OF Laud-
anum and bottls OF BRANDY near their
pillow as TINS alone would check the
disease which, if not checked, at once,
carried OF the patient IN two hours.
lDegrGnd's Repor5.
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VEGETABLE PRODUCTION.

There has been left at TINS office, by
Lemust Sdpyer Esq. for the inspection
OF the curious, a Street Potcfo of an ex.
traordinary growth, measuring Is inches
in length, aud Isl IN circumference; the
weight, when trst dug, was SAID to be
7ib. 6oz, out when delivered to us 7lo.--
This mammoth potato was raised by Mr.
Solomon Pool, sen. near elizabeth City,
IN. CO. and i. Of the red skin kind.
iNorjotk Herald.
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Haiitar. ~. 81 Oct II.

Id Ddr. ", >. CCf ~.
Capt. Coulsoo, late OF the brig iiiIs Tor,
oil this Por,, WAS passenger ~ ire schr
Hunter, from NeS-Iork lie STATES t1al
he lett Jamaica an the Sth Angus; that on
the cath be discovered two small schooner
al anchor ne ar Cape Antonio, one ct which
soon got under weigh, ard by the a'd Of
sweeps, came up with the Alligator III
short time and sent her boat on hoard with
II or ID men, all Spsuiards, armed with
biunderbusses. Cu'is.sess, DC. VINO drove
the master down 10 the CahIn, ami The CIe"
forward, ordered the una e - the he IN, and
obliged him 10 run the brig towards the
shore, where she was anchored near the
schrs the pilates commenced plunderlrg
the vessel, and MADE the crew uG5.md the
light sails. winch, in all the spare canvass,
rigging, AMI every ar ic;e III wearing appar-
e! worth taking ihey put On board Of one
OF the sCh:s alter getting the stores &C
on deck, and searching the CABIN and state
rooms. they ordered the masie' Oh deck q
suspeCtlgg there was money on bOaIG. de-
handed 10 know were /. WIS Ptaced-Capl.
C0uIson refused to satisfy them, and The pl
rates ther peat HIN severely with Cuiiasses,
aud aiterwdrd. suspenGGd him by rope
round his neck down tue hstChway, aud
kept him IN that uieadiuI situation until he
had nearly expired, snd OIL bis reVIylng
lille they again beat hin l'4oSi numerically
VII. tier swords. 4, soon a. tie money
was removed 20 tie schooner, Capt Coutson
was d'reried 10 get bis vssse. under weigh
AMI proceed Oh ms ,oyase. winch he I'M
medla,eiy did. The mex; morning, howev.
er, tie Alligator struck on the \ w side OF
the Colersdo., and ia Snort time bilged-
the crew thea took 10 the long boat, and
shaped their Course tor tie HAVANA, from
which place they were distant about $50
miles. On the 25th, they saw large brig
moored IN shore, about 20 leagues TO The
eastward OF Cape &ntonto-she had al
awning spread over her deck, and boat
partly boIs'ed aonssrie-supposed her
store snip in po<seSs'ou OF The pirates, On
Sunday the Goth, while pulling along shore,
they passed very near TO the schooneIs that
had pundered The Alligator, and which hred
several shots al them, but they escaped by
getting inside OF reef. On the S8'h, after
being days in the boat, and suffering great
hsrdshiPs, they fell in with lhe French brig
Narcis,a. captain Rascar, who received
them on hOard-tbere they eXpt rIenCed the
greatest kindness, and IN a lew days were
landed al the Havana
Capt. Coulson further informs us that the
boat which orough: the pirates on board OF
the Alligator. had the VOID Gre:nock, paint
ed on her stern.
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wreck, heara human voices screaming
It under uecs. AMI iooh II :, towards the
lace from whence the go 40 came Cd"
stick pushing UP through small hole
IN the .nain dec &, on the ssaFooaro sue
abreast Of the u ain hatchwsy. ~Alch III
formed the boats crew where the pecpie
weYe--thsy Immediately reinrnsi to tie
ship, got axes, went TO the wrecS' ca
hole through the Geek, and got out 'oer
men, whose names are as toiioWs-brau-
ford NIorey, William Woodbury., jacob
Smith, and William Mitchell-who III
formed us that they left New York on the
eth, and had been about twelve hours
from SANDY Hook, Ehen the ship upset
in a heavy sIua!l, and Immediately hiied
full OF water; they say they attempted TO
get on deck out Of the fore-scut'!e, but
the water rushed DOWN 50 hard upon them
that hey could not, and they were Obliged
to get up into the starDUard wing, to Seep
themselves from drowning. They then
broke off piece of ne ouik head and
found the cargo. had settled down SO much
that hey attempted to 60 att to see II
they could get on deck, and went as far
as the main hatchway, but could not sue
coed in getting any farther, and remained
in that place lnsit they we're taken out
bymy boat; they then told Us there were
ladies and gentlemen in the cabin, and
some ofthem were in the starouard stats
room, We then cut another hole tnro'
the ships side. abreast of the state roe'n,
but coaid not near nor see any thing: the
cabin being entirely full of wa er. as the
ship was sunk very low aft, and her quar-
ter deck all under water as far forward
as tho companion doors.
The situation found the ship in salts
fies me, and the people that took from
her say. she wa. Immediately full! OF Wa
ter after sns was upset; and the place
they were in were as fall o.; water when
they FIRST reached it, as it was when
took them OF. Ii that was the case it
was impossible for any person to have
besn alive fifteen mnutes in the cabin
after the snip upset; Tor when we boarded
the ship the cabin was full of water, and
it was not possinie for any person to hava
lived in it any longer than they could un-
der water in the open sea, for they must
have been entirely under water.
JOSHUA KNIGHT,
Master of the ship John y Adm.
Extract from tbs Joh" s adams log
book.
"Oct. 30-This day beg;as with plea
SAINT weather and light breszes from the
North--At7P.M made wreck bearing
W.N.W from ue:we hauled up for her,
and at at 5 PM. sent the boat on board OF
heron getting along SIDE heard people
in the mold screaming ont got axes and
cut hole through the deck, and got out
4 meu--lay by the wreck until 2 4. ~. in
hopes to have boarded the following
morning, out the wind coming on to blow
from the eastward, we made sail on our
voyage"
The LIST mate ard men boarded the
Sea Fox.
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A writer in the Petersburg Iutei,igen-
Ger, cautlcns the public against receiving
counterfeit one hundred dollar bills on the
BANK OF Pennsylvania. the engraving Of
Murray Draper, and Fairman, is he says,
so wei! imitated as to defy scrutiny. but
the signatures OF the President and Cash,
Ter, and the nillDg up OF the note are bad
" executed.
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CORTES or PORTUGAL.

Translated from a Spanish paper Tor the
Boston Palladium.
lrssor. Aug. %.
In the session of the Cortrs OF tie 18th.
came on the d,scu..,on on the uitra-msrine
expedition. The op;tioHs were various,
SOUS thinking it 10 be unnecessary. ass tsat
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THE FUSCUM.
Extrnct from a miseetianyi in me qu ora, No.
der tii, rite.

Extract rom a miseetiany in me ~ ora, MO.
dsr tbs, rite.
IT, Cartilage, the senate Of one hundred
was composed OF Judges, whose cBct WAS
tor lite; aud as they were, the judges OF each
other, they sold justice with Impunlty. 10
Rome the judge, were elected annually, or
"a her Tor each cause; they were, neverihe.
less, selected from the patricisns until The
time OF Graceful Tihcrius Graceful, pro-
posed law by which the judge, should be
chosen from ihs equestrian order, which,
though II produced 4, temporary Corrective,
Was Ultimately as fatal as 'hs tonne practice;
Tor II oniy raised one exclusive order 10 III.
power OF which another was dive.led, which
proved as unjust as that superseded; ant in.
time, this cnange from the insufficiency Of
its purpose. LETT the people prey to two
coatending factions. who Al last conspirtd
* INST the peoplr-and i, wa. tbi. tina, IN
after times, recruited tbs army of MarIus.
.HOutesqulsu.
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II is onl y within century that we have
ventured 10 step out OF the beaten track u
what was called history; and we find that
the most distant boundary OF our CLASSICAL
historic. presents only the las, term Of ca
reer Of anterior time, in which he5e..
which preceded all the Kingdoms OF Egypt,
had tluurlshed and lalIen iii which Asa had
witnessed the destruction OF refined uailoRa
IN BactrIa, Tybet, and several Indian states
renom ned for their antiquity, their sciences,
their litsralure-in which hordes of Scyn.
ans had emIgrated from the sources oil the
Gauges and the Sampon. TO DenmaIk, and
Great Britain, IN which The religious systems
Ut lhe Bramins. and Bhud,i,,s, VINO sre sub
more ancient, prevalled-and vi whom, os
their history, those oi whom we ser'lleIy
copy, knew aothing EsIney.