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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-05
FRANCE.
Speech Of the President Of the Protestant
Bible Society of Paris.
FRANCE.


Speech oft President of the Protestant
Bible Society Of Paris.
On Thursday, the 4th of Dec. 1920, the
Protestant Bible Society of Paris, held its
second Anniversary in the Hail in which
the Societies for the Encouragement of
National Industry and for Mutual lnstruc-
ton, hold their anniversaries. His Ex-
celency the Marquis de Jaucourt. Presi-
dent, in the chair. After an Introductory
PRAYER from the Rev. Mr.. Marion, the
President addressed the Assembly as
follows
"GENTLEMEN-To bring good men in
to communication with each other, to
unite them by the bonds of an affecting
fraternity, to direct towards the same end
their common efforts, and to impress on
their labors the venerable seal of religion,
such is the fruit of that spirit of associa-
ton which effects so many prodigies in
the country where the first Bible Society
was formed
"Already humanity has gathered from
it valuable results information has been
extended, the rising generation has re-
celved attentions which no one of the pre-
ceding generations had enjoyed nations
hitherto plunged in the darkness of idola
try have been brought out of it, and the
glorious light of the Gospel begins to
spread itself more generally over the uni
verse.
ssThe first impulse given to this effect
by the Bible Society of London, found the
minds of men disposed to receive it its
example has been initiated, America,
Germany, Holland, Switzerland, Russia,
Prussia, Sweden & Denmar have FORM
ed in their turns Societies all the labors of
which tend to propagate the Gospel. and
this Book of all CommuniOns offered to
the public without note and comment, and
in the versions sanctioned by usage, forms
among all Christians a meso bond Of ioue
and good 1ciH.
"This great means of approximating
men to each other, precious in the eyes of
every friend OF humanity, is especially SO
in the eyes of Evangelical Christians; it
mus. be so, above ali in the eyes of the
Protestants of France. Disseminated
over the whole surface of this vast king
dom, they stand in need of centre to
which they may attach themselves, and
an object about which they may rally
their interests and their wishes must be
every where the same, and where could
they better find this means of union, Gen
tlemen, than in the Bible Society formed
by your concurrence.
'The word of God was, in every age,
the only authority to which meant to sub
nit their faith, the only law to which they
referred their opinions.
elf the Press, necessarily active in our
days, republishes works, whose authors
have treated neither religion, nor the Di-
vine Book from which it emanates, with
the respect which is due to them it is by
multiplying, it is by propogating the Ho-
ly Scriptures, that Protestant Christians
will show how far they are from partaking
of those errors.
Indignant at the crimes which fanati-
cism had committed in the name of reli-
gion, great geniuses had branded them
with the stamp Of reprobation. They
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IMPORTANT AND CORRECT DECISION.
c,,4ojk Rank ps. Lincoln Bank.

IMPORTANT AND CORRECT DECISION.
Suffolk Bank, Us. Lincoln Bank.
At late session of the Circuit Court OF
the U. S. at Portland, present Judges Story
and Paris, OF the District Court, an &C
lion between the Suffolk Bank, Boston, and
the Lincoln Bank, Wiscasset, came on tor
trial. The action was brought for the reco'
very of 8 900 dollars, with damages OF two
per cent. a month, imposed by law oil
Massachusetts, on banks refusing or neglect
ing to pay their notes on demand, The
facts were as follows: A runner from the
Suffolk Bank, presented the bills at the Lin
coin Bank for payment the Cashier offered
to pay in Boston bills, or in draft on Bos'
ton bank, both of which were declined, and
specie demanded: the cashier then COM
menced counting change, and near the hour
of closing the Bank, had counted about 500
dollars +; he rendered no gold nor any specie
larger than quarter dollars, and no more than
at most would bave amounted to 1000 dolls.
which could not have been counted within
The bank hours of that day; the agent offered
to take it at the bank cou It, but the Cashier
declined; the agent then left the Bank, and
the action commenced. Judge Story laid it
down as law, that demand Of ordinary
magnitude, ought to be paid within the
banking hours of the day on which the de.
mand was made; the plaintiffs were not o.
bliged to take Boston bills. even Of their own
bank, nor draft, but might demand specie;
no man who presented bills at bank should
be delayed for any pretext whatever-it IS
The duty of those institutions to have sums
counted, or servants sufficient to count them
in reasonable time; it is unnecessary when
bills are presented at bank, that they should
be severally protested. The jury returned
a verdict for the plaintiffs.
Capt Sherman arrived at Philadelphia
from Canton, Informs, that on the 18th
April, off St. Helena, he ascertained from
British brig of war, that NAPoLEoS was in
perfect health.
The ship Acasta, sailed from Salem on the
eth May for Calcutta. with 100000 dol.
lars in specie, and the following passengers:
Rev. J. D. Price. lady and child, of Phila-
delphia, as Missionaries to the Burman En-
pire, to join the Rev. Mr. Judson, at Ran
COON; the mission, being under the patron
az Of the Baptist Board of Foreign Missions
the United States. Mrs. Eliza Babcock,
Of Philadelphia, whose husband resides at
Calcutta; MI. J. w. Slack and Mr.. J. D.
Barker.
A gold medal of the value o. $50, has
been offered by the managers of Park
Theatre, in Boston, for the best poetic
Address to be spoken on the opening of
the Theatre in September next.
Captain Chase, of the schr. Dart. re
ports that accounts had been received at
St. Thomas, that I.aguira and Caracas
had fallen into the hands Of the Patriots
NeU York, June l.
FROM PERNAMSUCo.
n,
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From the Charleston Courier, of the 25tl
u1timo.
THE STATE, Us. LORENZO DOW.

THE STATE, Us. LORENEO DOW.
Yesterday the defendant came into court
to receive the sentence ofthe law in a case
of libel against the Rev. MIR. Hammit, Of
which he had been convicted Mr.. Dow
read very long document in explanation
and justification of his motive. Judge
Johnson, in very able and luminous
charge, sentenced him to "a hours OF i'm
pris onment and fine Of one dollars and
the costs The governor however remit
ted the imprisonment.
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From, India papers, receiued at the office
of the Ph;ta Gazette.
Calcutta, Jan. Is.

Calcutta, Jan. Is.
The town of Pondicherry, appears again
to have suffered materially from the fall
of rain on the 3lst ut and LIST and Cd inst.
The following is an extract efa letter from
that settlement:
"The sea does not appear to have re
coded since the gale of the ed of Decem
Der, but on the contrary l think it has ad
vanced. The Master Attendants Office
was nearly washed away on the 3lst of
December. The steps Of the Signal Staff
are nearly gone, and the convicts are bu-
silly employed in securing the building by
palisades, large stones, &c. A similar
fall of rain has not been experienced since
1862, when Boscawen lay before Pondi-
cherry"
Madras, Jan. IL.
We are sorry to mention that deplora-
BILE accounts have been received of the
ravages committed of the Epidemic in Fl.
G. regt. of N l. on its march from Nag
pore to Hyderabad Three officers and
upwards Of two hundred recruiting fol-
lowers had fallen victims to this dreadful
scourge of India.
The Bombay Courier reached our office
yesterday morning, from which we CLEAN
the following very interesting extracts.
The public will be greatly distressed
by the perusal of the counts that we sub
join of the disaster which has befallen
division of our troops sent against the
Arabs.
We regret to state that private accounts
have been received, of severe check ex-
perienced by the detachment which sailed
from Deristan under the command of
Captain Thompson, to place called Las
kerie.
An extract of letter from Muscat, re-
ceived by a highly respectable Mogul
merchant of this place.
ssOn the 4th of the month of Safer
Qlth Now in the place called Jahlaun,
battle was fought between the armies of
the English and Syod Syeed the Imaum
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June, 9.
FROM MOBILE.

Capt, Rogers, arrived yesterday from
Mobile reports, that the markets there
was dull TO- all kinds of northern produce.
The cotton crop was large; great guam
tity was lying at Mobile and Blakeley, &
there We're not vessels enough to tee it
away. Some had been sent to New-Or-
leans by way of the Lakes.
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An act of intrepid benevolence was per-
formed yesterday morning, which ought not
to pass without commemoration. A person
employed to clean well 10 FIT near
Spruce street, on descending into it, fell
lieless to the bottom, owing to the foul
mes of the air, Money was offered TO whom
soever would 60 to his assistance, in vain,
until Mr.. Peter Scanin. in the employ of
Mr.. Brady, Morocco dresser, undertook it
gratuitously. He went down. fastened a
rope to the other, and both were drawn up,
Mr.. Scanlin himself being to all appearance
dead. He. however. soon recovered
II is expected that the we'll digger, who has
also revived. will be restored to health with
medi cal aid. National Gazette.
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York, Penn. May 90.
ROBBERY.

One of the most daring robberies was
committed yesterday morning about 5
miles from this place. Captain Freder-
lex Hake's team was returning from Bal
timore, and the driver having about 100
dollars, of which he was robbed only a
short distance from home. The horses
came home without driver, Mr.. Hake
supposing that an accident might have
happened, went to search for the driver
and found him lying in the woods about
one quarter of mile from his house, a
short distance from the road, dreadfully
mangled, and SO severely wounded, that
he is unable to speak, to give any account
of the matter.
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A gold medal of the value o. $ so, has
been offered by the managers of Park
Theatre, in Boston, for the best poetic
to be spoken on the opening of
the Theatre in September next.
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Captain Chase, of the schr. Dart. re-
ports that accounts had been received at
st. Thomas, that L.aguira and Caracas
had fallen into the hands Of the Patriots.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-05

Ertraet Of letter from Col. ~ Lyon
Those who best understand the Gsogra'
ply OF the territory, tell me tat the late
Choctaw treaty gives TO that tribe the whole
OF Miller county. the great part OF Craw'
ford county, including the Fort, and con-
siderable portion Of three other counties
Fears that the treaty will, and hopes that II
will not be ratified, occupy the minds OF the
people exclusively at the present moment
our newspapers contain many excellent es-
says on this subject 1t appears to me 10
ne the worst bargain the nation ever made
except the celebrated Florida treaty by
which the whole of Texas md Eve millions
dollars were given tor jurisdiction over
swamps and sterile land heaths. But what
is still more astonishing, we BEE the govern
ment With one hand laying out money and
projecting measures for civilizing the sava-
ges, while with the other they are driving
them al immense sacrifice, still further into
the wilderness, more remote from civillza-
tion.-lt is not unlike turnipg loose the half,
tanned bear, to finish his education in the
forest among panthers and wild cats, bis
early associates. No. if we would cIsllIze
wild men, let US lessen their range of main
tanning themselves by the chase; lH US
make them sensible of the necessity ot ap-
plying themselves TO agriculture for support.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-27
Orphans Court.
alexandria County.l
January Term, i8stcr

.lierundrin County.)
January Term, i8stce}
ORbERED,
FNHAT tie executrix Of Jacob Leap, de-
Il ceased, Go give the usual notice to
debtors and creditors, three times week
for two weekr, in the Alexandria Gazette,
and Herald. A copy. It,'e.
A. MOORE, Reg'r
This is to g,-e .Nh'ics,
THAT the subscriber. Of Alexandria
county, in the district ofColyn.tia, has ob-
tanned from the Orphans Coart OF ssi5
county, letters ties elementary uu the estate
of Jacob Leap, late of The Comfy aiore
said deceased Alkpersons having claims
against the said decedeniSaF hereby var
ned to exhibit the same to;fhe subsciibcr.
with The vouchers thereof, passed by ne
orphans court, cn or before The 18th cav
ofIuly next Ur they may by law be e1elu-
d.d from all benefit to said estste-air'
thoee indebted thereto, are required 10
make immediate payment. Given uEde'
nv hare this l5tk. January. lGzi.
ANN LEAP.
Lxscu,Eix cf Jacob -es?,
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Indian Queen Hotel,
WASHINGTON.

TINE Undersigned, late OF the City Ho.
L. tel, Alexandria. having takenthe Hote!
on Pennsylvania .Avsnue IN Washington
City, so we'll known whilst in the occupancy
OF Mr.. John Davis, by the name of Davis's
Hotel, presents himself to the public for such
share Of their favor as his arrangements may
merit. Having been for The best years of my
lite engaged in business Of this description,
tlatter myself | shall be able ogive general
satisfaction. this the public may rest as
sured, that no pains shall be spared to ac-
commodate customers. travellers, and others;
nor any care or expense omitted in procuring
the hes, viands, liquors. and forage, with
good beds and stabling.
nov. Is It JESSE BROWN.
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Notice.

TNI1E subscriber having obtained from
i lhe Orphans Court Of Fairfax County,
Va. letters lestamehtary on lhe estate OF
Jacob Heineaan, deceased, does hereby
notify all persons having claims against The
decedent, to present them with the youch-
ers thereon, without delay, and those IN.
debted thereto 10 make immediate pay.
ment. THOS. JACOBS, --Ex'r.
anuary % tu&f2wA
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Office.

T>HEsuhscribsr respectfully inlurms his
constantly to keep on hand and for sale.
ready made clothes. Persons who have any
second hand clothing for sale would do well
by calling on the subscriber, as he wishes TO
purchase, and will give liberal prices for
the same. Gentlsmen's servants ard slaves
who may have such clothing to dispose of,
will bring with them proper orders authoriz-
ing them to sell, as he IS determined not to
deal With them on any other terms.
Jan 10 JOHNNY BANCROFT.
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For Freight,
.& THE superior Brig OLIVE, Isaac
8A& Lincoln, Master, burthsn about 5000
bis. She is now ready for cargo.
Also,
The Schooner ELIZA, Garret Phillips,
Master, burthen about 1000 bis. She il, a
good vessel, and will be ready for cargo in
ole week.
Also,
The Schooner CAROLINE T. NANCY,
F. Fisher, Master, burthep about 100 bis.
She is an excellent vessel, only two years
old. and will soon be ready 10 load. :
Apply to JOHN H. LADD & Co
Who have now aHoa,, for sale, reed by
said vessels.
25UO bushels, best Manchester coal,
quality that will be approved.
$500 bush. Liverpool coarse salt.
= N. clear huaris
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Kerr & t'lrZ Hugh

HAVE received further suppls of tick
Il Il cts IN the GRAND NATIONAL LOT
Terry, Fourth Class, now drawing, Au-
thorized by Cong ess for the erection oftwo
public Schoul- Houses, Peniteu,iary and
Iown-Hall. Prese0t price OF tickets ii
dollars. jan Is
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Masuns Wanted.

SEVENTY- FIVE stone masons wanted 10
- work at Fort Monroe, Old Point Com
fort, where constant employment and good
wages will be given for the first rate work
men. and none Others need apply. Also,
fifty able bodied laboring men. black or
white. to attend on The workmen. Apply at
the above Fort to Boliiha. Lasps. who has
lived at the place for a long time, and Can
say it is very healthy. dec 5
The National inteligencer. Baltimore Fee
do raj Gazette, Leesburg Washingt oman, and
Winchester Gazette. will insert the above
four months, and send their accounts to this
office
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To Rent,
To Rent.

80 That large and elegant three sto-
3TTsA ~ brick dwelling house on the south
Nssss side King street, between Fit and
AAiSi. Asaph streets, now III the occu-
pancy OF H. Clagett Possession may be
had Immediately. Fer terms apply 10 Mr..
Clagett, OF a. I'M
decem5er4
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SALES Az IL Cl'rtN.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On TUESDAY. at 10 A. NJ.
Will be sold az the auction store, without
reserve, to close consignment, bale,
containing
la pieces good 2d cloths
3 do cassimeys. and
10 bbis sugar(tsl,
Also,
Irish linens; ra,rIs duck
White rolls; looking glasses. casters
And few pieces cloths
Will be aided TO the ssie on liberal credit,
hhds Mustorado sugar
boxes Y. II. tea
casks wine
Il do wine vinegar
3 bags Juniper ferries
Furniture. &c. &c.
jan 81, S: "A. MARSTELLER, auct.
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To Rent.
To Let.

49,. Thattwo story brick store, and
SFSE dwelling house on Union street, late
Ssssi the residence Of Mr.. }. Leap.
ENcb ALSO,
One other two story brick tenement, ad.
looming the above, well calculated for small
store and dwelling.
The situation of the above property being
near the wharf is well established as place
of business. being occupied as such Tor ma
~ years. For terms apply TO Ann LEAF,
ar WIN. n. MILLS.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE,

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE.,
That the subscribers, Of Alexandra ceun-
ty. in the district of Columbia, have obtained
from the Orphans Court ofsaid county, let
tiers teslamentary on the estate of Peter
Sherron, late OF the CO. aforesaid, decd.
All persons having claims against the said
decedent are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same to the subscribe rs witb the vouchers
thereof, passed by the Orphans Court, on
or before the 18th day of July next, or
they may by law be excluded from al ben
eft to said estate and those indebtedftheIs-
to ale required to make immediate pay me- II.
Given under our hands this 18th day Of ia
nuary. 1890. JOHN RICHARDS,
HUGH SMITH.
ian Is Executors of Peter SherFon
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District of Columbia, to wit.

AlStlICC vi OUluhipl", " VIE
County of .Alerandrsa, 95h
Nooeunber Term. 1890. : Day
In CHANCERY. '|jsf
Joseph Smith and William Smith, under the
rin Of Joseph Smith & Son-Plaintitfs,
Against .
Francis Adams, Jun. and John d. Herbert,
and Philip H. Henop, late joint merchants
and copartners under the firm of Adams,
Herbert il Co. and Maurice HerbeIt-de-
PENDANTS.
TINE defendant Philip H. Henop, not
L having entered hiss appearance and gil
ven security according to the statute and the
rules of This Court; and it appearing 10 the
satisfaction of the Court, upon affidavit I'LL
ed, that the said Philip Fl. Henop 10 not an
iuhaLitant of the District of Columhia-it is
ordered, that the said defendant. Philip II.
I!snop. do appear here on or before the lsi
day OF the next term, and answer the bill Of
the compliments, aud give security for per-
forming the decree of the Court, and that q
copy OF this order be forthwith published for
two months successfully in one of the pub
lie newspapers printed in this county, aud
that another copy be posted at the front door
OF the Courthouse OF said county.
January sS / M LEE, c. c.
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Fresh Teas.
TUST received per sloop Armada, Kirt.
81 land, from New York, Gunpowder aud
Imperial tea in chests and halt chests, Su-
sannah's cargo, imported sad lasst moth for
sale by SAM'L. MESSERSMlIH.
IN STORE,
100 boxes Gunpow'ler TEA
90 Alb cannisters do
50 Glib cannisters Imperial do
II chests and 5 half chests Y. Hyson
do Ontar,o's cargo. - dec %
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For Freight, to the West-ln-
dies or A Southern Port.

s&S Th- superior schr ANN. Bar
NHM nabas Webb, master, bur'hen loco
bbls. will be ready to receive cargo in a
few days. Apply 10 WM. FOWLE T. Co.
Who have received, for sale, by TIE abcra
vessel,
zoo casks Thomastown lire
1000 ee:1nercbantable lumber
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Union Bank Of Alexandria,

4th January, l8zI.
4 DIVIDEND oil two and one hall per cent
"A upon the apital oil this institution for the
last six months, is this day declared payable
TO the stockholders on or after the 9Th cur.
rent.
By order, CT. CHAPMAN, Cashier.
ian 3w =
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Lucky Office,
Orphans Court,

.llernndria county,
Jonudry Term. 1871 :.
ORDERED, That The administrators OF
" PETER SHERRoE, deceased, DO insert
the usual notice to debtors and creditors, 8
times week for four weeks in the Alexsn--
dria Gazette and Herald. A copy. 4
Teste, A. MOORE. Reg ::
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-27

A. C. Cazenove 8 Co.
HAVE for sale
III London particular Madeira wine,
do do Burgundy,
Go do Market,
Malaga,
hp,pes. holt pipes, and quarter casks,
Cogmnc brandy, 4tb proof, old & genuine,
New England Rum,
Retailing Molasses,
Baltimore window glass,
Dupont's gun powder
Caracas, Flo,ant indigo, very superior.
SC. &C. &c.
december l3
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House of Industry.

FIHliE House of Industry is DOW in opera
l. ton Tor the delivery OF Work & Soup
10 the poor as usual-donations from the
benevolent will lie most thankfully received
either in money, wood, vegetables or arti-
cles OF clothing, aud will be faithfully sp-
piled.
Private families can be supplied with
good Soup at six cents per quart.
January 20
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For Rent.

-. TWO three story Brick Dwell.
~ LlNGS and STORES, at The Cor.
Hs.sl ner OF King g. Washington streets,
49, one a, present occupied by the col.
hector, aud the other by Mr.. West Ashton.
J. MORGAN, Cashier.
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Centre ROz0.
R f. Nj o V A L.

Centre ROzC.
r II nj o V A L.
WIN. GILLIAN has removed 10 the a.
w bove Row, a few doors above Wash
ington street. adjoining Mr.. Charles Ben
nett's, and nearly opposite to Messrs. Ezra
Kinsey 1. Co.'s where he offers Tor sal The
following goods, viz:
8 pipes Murdock's l.. P. Madeira)
do do Burgundy do
2 hhds and 20 doz. Port Give years X
old) -
go boxes claret 90
Malmsey and Malaga, and L.
l.. P. Tenerife
Jamaica, Antigua and N. z. run
Holland gin; cognaC brandy
Old rye whisky
Common do
LOAF, lump and brown sugars
Gunpowder, Imperial, and Young Hyson
tea
Coffee, chocolate spices, candles, molass-
Is, &c. sc. &c. s
Together with general assortment of
other groceries, as usual. 4"
december 25 dim
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Pennsylvania avenue, Washington City.
Orders enclosing cash OF prize tickets
r-nmnilv attended tn. ian 20