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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-04
From the Philadelphia Gazette.

Extract of letter dated st. Thomas, March 80:
By vessel just arrived from Cura-
Goa, news had been received by vessel
arrived there from Carthagena, that the
Governor Of Panama had written to the
Governor OF Carthagena, for all the forces
he could muster for his succour, as he
dreaded an instant attack from the Inde-
pendent army, which after having taken
Lima, was then advancing rapidly to the
northwa ard, no doubt to attack his post.
1t is also stated, that of the fleet which
some time ago had sailed from Spain for
Peru, the crew Of one vessel had mutt
MED, and carried her into Valparaiso;
giving information that the rest OF the
squadron were in similar state. On re-
ceiving these accounts the Government Of
Valparaiso Immediately despatched the
same vessel, together with the rest oil the
squadron then in port, 10 intercept them,
which they accordingly effected; and al
ter exchanging few shot, the whole
Spanish fleet joined them. They imme-
diately proceeded to Callao, under tne
Spanish flag, forwarded the dispatches
taken OH board the squadron, to the wee
roy, and debarked the whole OF their lor-
ces, which were received with every
demonstration ofjoy. They immediately
set out for Lima, and took peaceable pos
session of that city, the government sup
posing them to be friends"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-04
VIENNA, Feb. 20.

VIENNA, Feb. 20.
Accounts from Rome say, that by vir-
tue OF commission which Cardinal Fesch
has received from ST. Helena, Madame
Letitia Bonapar,e has seut thither COM
plete set of plate, and other ornaments
necessary for a chapel, the value OF which
is estimated at many thousand scudi.
Two Ecclesiastics, one of whom is.invest-
ed with the dignity of Bishop, as well
as cook, and another servant, are also
said TO have departed TO ST. Helena. 1t
is added, all this is done with the appro-
baton of the Pope.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-04

was said abod, American affairs. ".
news OF the dissolution Of Congress has
been received in London; and the ran aSS
Of the committee Of the Senate on Gsa
Jackson's conduct we find in the Conf"
OF the LIST April. This paper adds thu.
whatever may be thought of his coodna ,
in America, one feeling of execration ~
it pervaded all Europe.
All the particulars are given Of what :.
called "the murderous duel in Americ. >
The general affairs of France conl;on
ed ameliorating. The squall IN the CHAN
beers on the subject Of the election ls~ ,a.
had wholly blown over. The Chamhs'
Of Deputies had negatiyed the law nm
posed by the Chamber of Peers, resnpet
ing the elections, by decided msioritv
$50 to "a. The new creation Of Peers I.5
given the Ministers decided maioritv :
both branches of the legislature.
We see nothing which indicates ,Or
misrule, dissatisfaction or distress in so,io
more than any other nation in Eurone
The great expedition to America arrested
the first attention, and was maturing daily
The death OF the old King and Quesa
OF Spain, had been severely felt by their
faithful friend, the Prince of Peace ((so.
doy.) He continued at Rome. His for.
tune, invested in the funds of various ma.
tons, is estimated at One Hundred Mil.
lions Of dollars!
Official news had been received in Ems.
land, of the capture ofthe "Rebel Chiefs
Of Ceylon.
Bonaparte-We cannot forget this old
friend of the newspapers. On the 18th
January, he continued on his rock 10 good
health, but 10 his usual state of secIusion,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-04

use be to improve the heart refine the
taste, aud sweeien the temper, Addison rs
of all uninspired authors, at least in prose,
The best aud the most delightful.
THE WAY TO PLEASE.
The spirit of conversation consists much
less in making display of our own wit,
than in drawing it from others. He who
retires from your society satisfied with
himself and his colloquial powers, is also
perfectly satisfied with you. Men love
not to admire you, they desire TO please;
IT is less their wish to be instructed than
delighted. and to be approved than APP
nlauded: and the most requisite OF all
pleasures is that Of pleasing others.
IDOLS.
A number of pretty women OF my ac-
uuaintance have and will, 10 spite of my
admontions, set up smooth faced Idol
on the top of their toilets. They call ii
a looking glass, and worship it hourly.
This is most pernicious idol; great
cheat Of their time, and an artful aatlerer
Of their beauty.
They straightway retire and forget what
manner of persons they should prove.
They forget the Establishments of the fond
husband, and are deaf to the pathetic
wailings of neglected child. They be-
come impatient of every domestic duty,
and are careful alone, with much care to
be decked in purple, aud perfumed with
I" all powders of the merchant" Little
Misses listen to friend. Break your
idol. 1t is brittle enough / assure you.
Read instructive books; aud sometimes on
Sunday, sermons.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-04

Extract Of a letter from Teneri6s, 9th Jan.
"We are suffering the most cruel on.
preston from the government of Madrid
sending orders, periodically, TO levy con.
tributions on us, which the impoverished
state of our island renders impossible to
pay to any extent to satisfy our rapacious
rulers. To the last of these orders, our
governor, humane man, represented
the utter impossibility of compliance.
The reply he received, by return Of
post, was the commands of the King to
prepare for the reception Of a regiment
Of Galatians, (the most feroeious of all the
Spanish soldiery) who are to be quartered
on such of the inhabitants as may be un.
fortunate enough not TO be able to pay
We are, besides, threatened with visit
from the grand expedition from Cadiz, as
it passes along for Buenos Ayres. The
one sent last year TO Peru, stopped here
for a supply of provisions, which dis
tressed us much to pay for, though they
stood 10 need OF. 1t was said, after they
were out of sight, that if the real desti.
nation was SO distant as the Pacific, that
the unfortunate soldiers, 1000, must per-
ish for hunger. They were made to be-
lieve that the voyage was only to Porto
Rico, which would not exceed Is days at
most. N. B. The above is the convoy Of
transports and frigate taken by the Chill
squadron in the Pacific"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-04

risen 20 per cent. Mr.. Bsgot, our Min
lister at w ashinglon, may now return when
he pleases. British Statesman.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-24
SALES AT AUCTION.

On TUESDAY, at il A. NJ. I,
Will be sold at the auction store, corner OF
Prince and VI alter streets:
I case superfne calicoes
9 cases Steam loUm shifting
2 bales Waltbam sheetings
do domestic plsids
] case hleached shirtings.
case Canton GRAPES assorted
cases bombazetts
do cordurnys
case cambria muslin
cases worsted hosiery,
do silk umbrellas
] bale broad cloths
do tassi,ners (blus and mifed}
hale mamudss
Flahnels J
F!orentines
Suspenders
Buttons Z.
Silks, threads. &c:
Il. also;
20 bbls. behring's and shad
10 do. American gin
30 barrels Muscoyado sugars
10 bags St. Domingo coffee
10 bags almonds
barrels fIberts
10 kegs copperas
Furniture, &c
S.A. MARSTELLER, atct.
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twenty Dollh4s Reward.

,NAS stolen from the subscriber, in the
' market hnuse, some time in the month
q June last, pocket book, containing One
lhntrei aud Ten Dollars in money, sundry
recain'S Vt The treasurer of the corporation
~ Monev deposited in his hands for the use
q; tue corporation, and a warrant on the trea-
sn-er Tor seven,v-iye dollars for quarters
salary. The above reward will he paid to a.
nv person wha viii give such information as
will convict the thief and recover the proper
y,o portion for any part. A. the war.
ant vas mt endorsed IL can he of no USE to
any Person hut the owner. Application will
ne N ute tor the renewal of the same.
dec2l 81 JACOB WlSEMlLLER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-24

Antwarp. Slack Rore and a great many
laughable tricks by the clown. A grand dis
play of ground and lofty Tumbing, Leap
ing, S'c. &c.
The celebrated Italian Signor Helene,
will play on jfUe different instruments of mu-
sic al once, on the Italian Vioo, Pand can
Pipes, Chinese Bells, Turkish Symbols and
Tenor Drum, all at the same time. Doors
open at 6 and curtain rise at o'clock. Ad-
mittance to the box SO cents; gallery s5: to
he had at the theatre. Dec "a
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A Gard.

wv b. SIMMs returns his siicsre al
W. grateful thanks 10 his fellow citizers
for the very extraordinary interest recentIi
manifested by them i'll his behalf. and rel
pecttully informs them that il is bis intenti$
Immediately to resume the practice Of z
Law = CONVETaNCLNGl
His long experience in the custom houDg ~
made him perfectly acquainted with the prs5
lice, in cases arising under. the nsYitims /,
revenue laws, and for the convenience
those concerned in shipping, be has opep||
an Office near The water, above fhe city EN-
lion rooms, and directly opposite The I'M
bank, where he will always be itrepaye4|
Furnish and fill up all the blanks reauireti b
the merchant, owner or master of . vessel
the transaction Of their business At the q
tom hovse. # nov. =
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Dec 90
Notice is Hereby Given.

yy7HAT the partnership heretofore existing
4 under the firm of J. 4. r. Withers, Jno.
Withers 4 Co. and Withers 4 Washington,
are this day. by mutual consent, dissolved
and all persons having claims against OF in
dtbted 10 either J. y K. Withers. or John
Rithers. &. Co. will please present their
claims or inake payment to John Eithers,
who is duly authorised to sett le and close the
business of sail concern, and those having
claims against or Indebted to Wilhers q
Washington, will cali on or make payment TO
eithsr John Hi,hers or John Washington,
who are authorized to close the business OF
that firm. JOHN HIT'HERS.
r. HITHERS'
JOHN W4SHLNGTON
The business in future will be conducted
under the firm Of
J, K. UIT'HERS !, WASHINGTON,
Who have on hand a handsome assortment OF
Dry Goods purchased at auction in New
York fer money, which they offer at The most
reduced prices. Dec l5--E
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-24
Christmas Cake.

TIME Subscriber in consequence of the
Z change in the times has this year provi-
ded a MAMMOTH CAKE for Christmas,
which he can afford at less price than for.
merly. Also a rich Plum Cake, with which
he will he happy to serve his customers on
Christmas day. LOUIS BEELER.
december "a 1t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-24
To Let,

IVA FOR one or more years, that well
IT'D established Tavern, on Janss's Point,
NJ with the gardens in full state Of eul-
a.S1tivation; the payment for fixtures &c.
will be made easy The many privileges
that belong to this place will he shown to
those who make application TO the subscri-
Der, whose only reason for letting it is, that
he cannot attend to the Tavern and his busi-
ness in towp.
There will be limited number Of gentle
men for duck shooting during the season, sub
scription one dollar each.
Dec. 20.-6t GEO. JONES.
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Notice.

5 pNF or nisl,nd. note. drawn by Lind
a say & Hill, IN tayor of the subscriber,
Aor SS4G 80, dated q7th November, IeI9,
Sn' payable 80 days after date. All persons
are '''eTarned from receiving or trading for
Sa't note, they having paid Inc the same.
WILLIAM GILLIAN,
Hbo has for sale,
Fresh i've feathers, bees.wax
Butter, kegs Cognac brandy
Holland gin Jamaica spirits
MADEIRA, Port aud P 'renerife wine
Together with general assortment Of gro
eelieS. 3w dec "a
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Painting, Gliding. Glazing, &c

TOHN B. GORMAN informs his friends
- and the public, that be has removed from
hi, former shop on Fairfax street, to the
building directly opposite, where he will eI.
ecute all orders in his line with promptpess
and dispatch. He will attend 70 all calls in
the country. and finish work in a style not
exceeded by any workmen in the District
The shop lately occupied by the subscri-
Der is offered to rent Apply to Mathew Ro-
biusop, or J. B. Gsrmas. New. 80
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For Freight.

In The good sloop .ibeona, wilson
i& Knapp master. bhrtben about GOO
barreis-she sails vol and will be roa.!y 20
load in few days "a southern freight will
be taken in preference. Apply TO
III. LADD T. CO.
Who offer for sale received by this vessel
8 chests and q Young Hyson ieaofla.
.35 cady boxes test importation.
Dec IS
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BRYAN IIamDsOn,

yNIISHES 10 inform his friends und the
w pubic, that he has taken his son,
JOSEPH HATrON HAMPSON, in part
nership. and from this date the business will
be conducted under the firm OF
BRYAN HANSON 4. SON.
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Notice..

JOSEPH N. PEARSON has entered into
- partnership with his father, under the
firm of. n. PEARSON 4 Co. at the upper
Ferry wharf. where thew intend carrying or
the Grocery and WOOD business, and will sell
as low as any store in the District of Coum.
bia, where they soicita further continuance
oil public custom.
JOS. n, PEARSON.
JOSEPH PEARSON, Sen.
Dec 20 81
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Office.

TIVE Bank Of Potomac will be shut on So
!. turdaynext, being Christians. All notes
intended TO be offered for discount, will have
to be put into bank on Thursday. the 23d,
before IL O'Clock and all notes falling due
on the e5th must be paid on the cath.
Dec. 90 At C. PAGE, Cashier.
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Notice..

TNTiE partnership heretofore existing I'm:
/ der the firm of SAM UEL g. JOSEPH
PEARSON is this day dissolved by mutual
conseut-alI persons having claims against
said firm are solicited to exhibit them for all
iustment, and those indebted are particular
ly invited to come forward and settle the
same to Joseph N. Pearson, without delay.
SAMUEL S. PEARSON.
Dec. 90 JOSEPH N. PEARSON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-24
Canton Grapes.

E1OUR cases Canton Grape, containing 20
Il pieces, superior quality, and assorted CO.
lors. Just received and for sale by
October 26 VIM. FOWLE I. Co
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THEATRE.
Nessrs VAN ANTWARp a.

Messrs. VAN ANTWAKP u
Co. begs leave to inform the la
dies and gentlemen of Alexandra
nd its vicinity, that they intend
to give those who may honorthem
with their company a grand dis
play of their extraordinary abili-
thies THIS EVENING, Decem-
Der "a: consisting of Slack " ire,
Balancing, &c &c. by Mr.. Van
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Wanted to Hire.

FOR THE ENSUING YEAR, :;
A BLACK Man or BOY, capable Of dsAl
~ liveiing the GAZETTE to Subscribers in,
portion of the town, and doing some othef
necessary work about the printing Office,
Enquire at the Office. dec &c
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-24

For Freight,
.kAA, The schr LADY-BROOKS, Jere-
.Sss6ssss&smiah Wheelwrght, master; burihen
1000 bbls; she ia an excellent vessel, only 2
years old, and will be ready TO load in few
days one half her cargo is provided for any
approved market which The shippers of the
residue may prefer, and We recommend the
master as censignee. Apply TO
JOHN H. LADD & Co.
Who offer for sale the cargo of SAID vessel,
$500 bush Liverpool blown salt
bids and 9 bbls Muscovado sugar
II do molasses
IL bhls N F. rum
"a do No | and g mackerA
1000 VT cheese
81 tons plaster
20 quintals cod fish
cases shoes
Apples, cranberries, beets, carrots, turnips
Cider and boards
Also landing from brig Benef factor,
Ii hhds Jamaica and Wind. Island rum
a do and bbs Muscovado sugar.
december
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For Freight.

,SM The new superior and fast sailing
orig HARRlOT T. LUCY, William
Farnsworth, master, huIthen ahou. 200 bbls
and will he ready to load in few days she
will take freight to the ". Indies, New-Or.
leans or Europe. Apply to
J. H. t.ADD, & Co.
Who offer for sale her cargo consisting Of
eco casks fresh lire
Zoo bushels potatoes
9ooo feet hard ioist
loco do do plank. Dec 9
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100 Dollars Reward.

w
d AN AWAY from the subscribef; iivinf
~ in Pomonkey Neck. Charlei county
Maryland, opposite Mount Vernon, 1 YER,
likely negro. man, known BY the name o.
JAMES HOOE,- dark complexion, abouj
5 feet 8 or 10 inches high.-He is very pc!
lite negro, of easy familiar speech, and Is !,
good waiter, carriage driver, and earpente.
apprehend said negro, and secure hin in am,
jail, 50 that get him again, shall receiv;
thirty dollars, if taken in Alexandra or thI
City Of Washington, or thirty miles fror..
home-if fifty miles, fifty doiiars--apd il &
Pennsylvania, the above reward.
lii probable be, may be about The City {.
Washington, or Baltimore, endeatoring 4
make his way to Philadelphia.
Dec. is 6w THOMAS MARSHALL. \
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Hollow Glass, &c.
ONE case half pint tumbIers, Ia doz.
~ case locking glasses, Ga doc.
2 cases states. 100 doz!
| case tape, assorted
| case black velvet ribbon, from to So
For sale, cheap. payable in Mechanics
Bank paper, or liberal credit, BY
BUTTS 4 CAWOoD,
Who keep 5y Retail
A constant supply offamily Flour fer cash,
only the profit being 10 small to admit Of
calling for payment. Dec. 8.
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John ii. Ladd & Co.
For Tenerifc.

For Tcnerifle,
And back 10 has port
.satN The superior schnr. I ElET1S, cap
4aaar tain Hedges, is now loading and will
sail in few days; loo bbls, four, or that
amount in wheat will be taken on freight.
Apply TO w. FOHLE. & Co.
For Feieht,
,fEM The schnr. ALFRED, capt. Nick
4ssT erson, carries about 500 bbls. is a
new vessel, and in readiness 10 receive car.
go abroad A freight for Bermuda or south
ern port would be preferred.
Also, for Freight,
W. The new schooner ADAMS. cap
s&&fs4stain I'horndike, carries about loo
barrels, is FIRST rate vessel will be ready for
the reception Of cargo in few days. APP
ply as above. Dec IL
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Also, for Freight.
For Freight.

.slN The new schr. CAROLINE, capt.
fIG MlIigan; carries about 500 bbls, is in
complete order for the reception of cargo !;
will take a freight to any eastern or southern
port. Also.
~ The scbr HOPE 4. PHEBE, capt.
s.ssy Charge burthen about SEQ bbls is
nearly new vessel and in complete order.
She will take freight to the West Indies or
any southern port. Apply to
dec 10 W. FOWLE &. Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-24

E Tomorrow being Christ
r'aS DIV, nrpap"r viii be issued from
'''> ""'"r r"f'i ionIlap next.
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Notice.

4 S the co-partnership Of Bryan Hamp.
~ sor Il Co. has ceased with the death Of
r. W. Harrison, it is necessary that all
those indebted to them will make payment:
and all whom they owe, will send in their
accounts fer adjustment.
BRYAN HAMPSON.
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For Bermuda,

To sail on esd TASTY
>M, The ship AMERICA, A. .iodgkin.
.&1 son master-800 barrels would be ia
ken on low freight il Immediate application
is made 10 JAS. & JOSHUA HARPER.
Dec le
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Christmas Cake.

4 KALE informs his friends and the
~ public that he will have a large
Chistmss cake made of the best materials,
and elegantly ornamented.
December "a 81
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sI ibRIED.

On Tuesday evening last. by the Rev,
Doctor Wilmer, Mr.. WILLIAM WOOD to
Miss MARn N'FEE, both OF this place.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-24
Brandy and Raisins.

Brandy and Raisins.
DIVE pipes old Cognac brandy, of tha,
L. brand 81 Olard, Dupuy 4 CO. Of very sul9
perior quality 4
SO casks fresh Malaga raisins just landed,
and for sale by w. FOWLE & Co. 4
december &c
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For Freight,

For Freight,
TX The brig SUSAN, captain Hobbs !;
q sSEcarries about 1900 bbls is good
vessel, and will be ready for cargo in few
days. Apply ~ w NJ. FOWLE & Co.
Who have for sale said briggs cargo, OF
goo tons plaster paris
Also landing from schr. Thatis, cap: Hedges,
Is bbls Muscovado sugar
hhds retailing nolasses
For Freight,
>k The superior schr THET1S, He'd
pSlGSes. master carries about 1000 bbls;
is first rate vessel will be ready for car
go in 8 days, and can take freight 10 the w.
Indies, or southern port. Apply as above.
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Fauquier e Alexandria Turn
pike Company.

TIME annual meeting of the stockholders
i OF the Fauquier and Alexandria Turn
pike Company will take place, at Browns
Hotel, in the town Of Alexandria, on the lst
Monday ia January next, at which time and
place, an election will be held for Presi.
dent, four Directors and Treasurer, and at
the same time the appointment of Collectors
of Tolls at all the gates and Superinten.
dant Of the road, will be made.
J.H. HooE, pGsidens.
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Wanted to Hire.

TWO colored men for year, who can
: j work on farm. For such as bear a
good character for honesty and labor, halt
their wages viii be given in advance. Inquire
Of the printer. Dec. l8
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Fall Fashions.

TUST received from New York, and now
- opening by the subscriber, an elegant as
sortment of Velvet Hats and Turbans !; Leg
horn Hats and Lace head dresses--also, plain
and figured velyets, feathers, aud many O.
Their articles suitable 10 the season.
Dec % 3t* MARY MOONEY.