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xx* CURES PERFORMED!
Though heretofore considered fast reisf! 81
DIR. RELIES
SGJANjCI/ DROPS.


lVl months afflicted with q ,umour on ,Is
back of his band which incapacisted him for woik.
after having tried every thing in vain, and suffered
operation his hand, and considered ;ncursbie,
was cured and restored to health by taking bottles
Of these drors
.Mr Wright Of Boston was years afflicted with
feversore on one of his legs, had tried most mtd-
cines without effect. Was cured fy 2 bottles
a Chid IF J;ir. Bnr'vH, of Hds,orer was cured
of Ulcers and biles, some of which bad eat down TO
the ribs, BY 5 boiiies This child was considered
in dying state when be began ticking these drops.
in Ltunt Of Boston, was covered all over with
eruptions, blind with both eyes, was cured by bot
ties.
An elderly Lady Of Boston was severely sffic,ed
for l6 years. with an eruption all her attended
with most ,ormentng ilehiDss, burnings and botef.
es, had lost thereby two toe and finger nails,
was cured by bottles she had net LEI, Ter room
for s months, and considered PAST al relief!
A Cenfteman Of Lerinyion, ass afflicted 90 years
with ulcers IN his legs, could, obtain no relief,
was cured by d hotties.
a CestienGn Of Boston, his wife and 5 children
was many years sfiic,ed with eruptions. had tried
every medicine without success was cured hs these
Drops. s.
Il Gentleman cf Ror5sry, was so years afflicted
with bumer on one of legs, attended with burning
itching and blo,ches, was resigned as pas; r,Scl,
for so could not lie bed at time s. wss pes.
fectly cured by these drops.
"A Lady Of Chories,0Vn was two years afflicted
with "a white swelling on her knee joint, bad tried
every assistance. and considered part relief,
traction bad formed, when On taking these Drpps
and using Dr. Jebb's Linmen,. in weeks she has
the free OF the joint, the pain lef, her, and by
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
These Drops are a radical cure for scurvy, scre-
fus. st. An,honys Gre, leprocy, pnpled faces. en.
iargcd glands, legs. ulcers even when the bone
is affected. yencrial taInts, when mercury has failed,
are the best spring and su,umnsl physic, ard may
be given to children with perfect safety Price 81,
six bottles for Eve dollars, 12 bottles for S9 or
IL dozen for St0o.-G FIX for Dr. Relies Botan-
ical Drops"--None are genuine, unless signed w.
r. Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale BY the
sole proprietor. W. Conway, chemist, No. 4, DUN
sted Place. Boston. by mis- special appointment by
SAMUEL w. VlNSON, Dyrggisf,
No. ITO, Thames-strcet, Newport.
.slsy by
Lemrtl w. Briggs, Brinoi; Hercules Whitney. J.
II Mason, Propidenee; Dyer and Hoves. Wfndhos,
Greene, Nsw- Lenders Isaac D. Hull, Hartford; srd
most druggists, book sellers and pcs, masters. thto'
out the United States where may be had all these
jSsf!y es'eemsd and highly apprsred "Medieines'
t~sparedbs w. 7. Conway"
Dec. g. 1917. (iy)
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Fashionable Hats.

~ FORGE wANToN has just received from the
NJ Manufactory of Ives e. White. New-York
GentIemens supefhue fashionable Hats, Tarront
ed Of The bst quality and not TO Jade IN ISeerrny.
Mems Hats, slih wsde Firms.
.4so, low priced Nspt & Castor Hats: Youths u
Chiidrens Hats, Of every description and price.
PAPER HANGiNGS
A handsome assortment Of cheap and elegant
Paper Hangings. for. rooms End window curtains
Just received aud for sale above.
Nevport Aprl 20.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
SecoHd CeaHfroller's CBet
March asa, 1919.


WyHrREAS, by the act entitled "An act rssu.
" isting the payments 10 invalid pensioners"
passed the Sd Of the present month, an affidavit Of
two surgeons or physicians, as 10 the Continuance
aud rate of disability Of the several applicants.
must accompany their respective applications for
the fret paymcn, which shalt iali due after the 4sh
Of March nerf. and NJ The end Of every two years
thereafter And whereas some misunderstanding
may arise az TO the time when the above mentioned
act shall 20 into operstion
This Is to notify all whom il may concern. that,
by the construction given 10 the ssid act BY the
Second Comptroller Of the Treasury, the before
mentioned afIidavits (agreesbly to the form pub
lshed by the Hon. the Secretary Of War, under
date Of The 2sd nst will be required 10 accompany
the applications ior all pensions 60 which they ap
ply. falling due ON the 4lh cay Of september next
RICHARD CUTS,
A7--c2t. Second CoE,fs- oHer.
Printers authorized 20 publish the Laws of she
United States will inscr, the rhovc orrs veek IN
the ist Of fsertemher ncxt.
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~ ihe fres.dent Of the u. Stules.

by lhe freSldent u Inc l.. StaleS.
M uEREAS, by an act Of Congress, passed on
w the third OF March, 1915, entitled "An act
to provide for the ascertainiug and surveying tf
the boundary lines fixed bv the treaty with the
Creek indians, and for other purposes" ,he Presi.
dent Of ihe United States is authorized 10 cause
the lands acquired by the said treaty TO &c Uttered
for sale, when surveyed:
Therefore, l. JAMES MosRoH, President Vi the
United States, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales for the disposal (sg,tesble W a")
of crrtan lands in the territory d Alabama, shall
be held al bon,ssie. in said territory, ss follows
On the first Monday in July next, Tor the sale OF
townships 9, 10, IL, IL, 13 and IN, IN rsnges sno
2. west-9, 10. H. IL, l3 and IA in range ], east
9, IL, IL and Ia, in range 2, east-l2 and Is, IN
range 8, east--l1. IL and Is, in range 4, east
On the first Monday in September, far the sale OF
townships and 10, in range 3, west--9, TO- IA, ~,
Is Ia, Is, is, IL, IL. ;9. 20 and II, IN ranges
and 5, vest
On che first Monday in No, ember, for the sale ct
townships. 8, ~ and IL, in ranges and q west
9 and 10. in range 8, west-9, 10 and III, IN range
9, west--9. 10, II and l2 in range 10, west--9 10.
IL, II and 13. in range IL, wes-9, 10, II, IL, Is
and Ii. in range II, west
On the first Monday in January, 1920, for the
sale of townships g. TO- IL. 70. i3 and "a in ranges
13 end II, wesi--IV, III, 70, IS and l4 in range
is, west--i1 ~, IS sod ID, in rsnge 10. west-l2
and Is, 10 range IL, west
And sAes shall be held at Cahaba, in the said
terrtory on the fir,t Monday in Angus, next, Tor
the sale oi township 9, 10. IL, i2 I3 "a and ID. IN
range Sap. 10, H. -, l3 IS aud 10, in range o..
III. an range 7i0 and IL, ip range 9--S, 9. io anH
III. in ranges 10 aud l. g. 10 anG III, IN rang 10
Excepting such lands have teen, or sbc" oe' 's-
served according TO law, for ,he 'se oi se"oo,s
ana for other purposes. Each sse s"sl' 'v",n n"e
open for two weeks and no i~"gsf' sno shsh COM
mence with The. .'"nber OF section. township,
and range 80 proceed in regular numerical order.
Ciy,d hinder my band, at the city Of Washington,
this twentieth dav OF March, Que thousand eight
hundred and nineteen. JAMES MONROE
BY the President JOSIAH MEJGs
Commissioner of the General. Land Office.
% Printers of Newspapers who are authorized
TO publish the Laws OF the United States, will insert
the above q week I'LL the first of January next.
Ar.
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CLERICAL WYr.

A young officer, 10 company with the face'
tious Wo,ly Morrison, as he was CONS omooiy
called, scoffcd q, the parade of study TO which
Clergyman assign nad their right 10 remupe's-
zion for iabour, and he offered TO take bet ne
vpud preach hall an hour oron any verse or
scction Of u verse, 10 the Odd OF New. Ies'a'
1nent. Mr.. Mo rison ,oos The b. and point :
Id out" .4nd he ass ohened his mouh and ne
shokc.- rao Ii. LIVED Ma, an' woS yinYiSS: lSs wa.
gef, and sienced the sooner.
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TO LEI.

find Possession given immsdiasiy.
vTSHAT well finished and convenient Dwelling
nsrse, situated in Ml-street, recently occupi-
I'D by Capt. JAMES Il Phillips, the House con
tajns Ten apartments and good cellar Kitchen,
with an exccen, we'll Of water and rain water. cis.
x1ssn in the yard, 40 building suitable for wood
nor ehaise house. For terms apply 10
- s1uiy gi 1919 THOMAS TOWNSEND.
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A CONVENIENT NAr.

Two O xford scholars slept m the san'e
room at College, ''Jock (ssys one early 10 the
mogning 10 tho other. are you asleef
"'Why 2" (replied tho o,her3 Because u
sou are nor, 4 spW 5orroao haV a crown "
reu." "Is ihaf OH Then am"
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!. YnLUABLE fARAi.

4rT HE subscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
\ a in Middctown. about one mile and hall hou
4he sta,e-housc in Newport Said Farm contains a.
bot 50 acres Of land with great quantity ofescel-
trces ofsll kndsloge,her With the build
yngs thereon standing For other Information in.
-<>ij'r< ~ ALANSON PECEHAM
-%1&Ahiddietown. Feb 10 II
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The facetious M SHERIDAN, on hearing
his father speak OF the snuquny OF bis family,
staiiDg at ths sSme ,imc, ,hs, the otiginsi
name wss. 0'Shrrtdon, humor ousIy observed,
"No doubt ns thai, fa,hc' No one has bet.
Ter gsrht to me ., for we nwc eyery body"
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Far Sale, OF TO Let,

W iJGIS, " w L-CL,
TIE following ssstaes--Fouse, No 40, on Broad.
street, with all The app"rte nances. Sale hovs>
will 90 well for public house. Also new house
on Tanner and osk-sreets, so by 90 feet ON the
ground lwo .,o,ies high, with large stable. t.
new STORE On he Long wharf, 90 by 20 feet, Two
stories high, with he wharf in front, in good re-
pair lying uear the bridge kiSo, Two or three
hall houses and The land tbey stand on, in difcr-
err parts Of ne ,cwn One half Of hedy pew 10
the Cd Baptist Meeting House, in this town, AlsO
fcr safe, itst rs,e chsse and h,rn,ss & good
Lorse and Wagon and harness. Doors, resSy
made wndow.i stnes end smbes Lulbtr ci YAK
ions kinds
Also for ssle--75 acres Of the hes, kind of vef-
mont lsnd, selected by Mr.. Christopher Sweet ios
his own settlement Apply to t.,.
ABNER HATHAWAY.
Neaport, Mar 8.
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G.. w. PARTRIDGE

CUNCEUN bEN ID
his service in The line OF has
i proiessica TO the people 10 Newport
and ils vicinity. He would be happy 10 woi'
on them OF Mrs. CoTTaELL's No. l26,
Thhmes-sir or at theif own houses, u
more Agreeable. He inserts from single
natural or artificial tooth, to full set, which
will remain beautiful and white; extracts and
c!eanses teeth 10 the best nanner. lndubita-
bio proof OF the accuracy OF his periotmsnce
can be produced ty certificates from some OF
the ffSt professional gep.lemsn in Conhecti-
cut and Providence. Juno ESD, 1919.
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UNioN HOTEL.
John COOK.

E!fofnTs she fnbHc IN general y his JFitnds III
particular.
THAT he has taken The noted House Of Col
James Perry's, No. 120, Thames.stIeet, lately
improved by Mr. Lowe Public House. and
which he proposes 10 accom- moJste Ladies and
Genteuen who may do him the honor TO call rpon
him, with the best fare the market may shord mo
exeriions shaIl br wanting to crafty and oblige--
The beat Of Liquors will be ready at command, and
good KEEPING Of Horses constantly provided
GA few steady Borders (lades and gentlemen }
can be accommodated in the best manner.
Newport, Jul,
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cuNpALL,s aIILLs-Psrlsmsntl.
Il ner<r. filling Strine!

n 7Et UT Y @FFTT d ~ %
y~HE subscribers respectfully inici ni the pnnic,
i that they carry rhe Wool Nanuiae,siing
business in al its brsnches-,hat th.ir mseb'nss
are now in complete repsr-theiI lons experience
will therefore enable them 10 peiiotn all ne bran.
ehes Of Cording, Spinning. Hehs.rs' ro'oiitg arc
Finishing all the various kind oi " cclen 1oods. Ia
point OF colour and finish. equal if not sup''icr 10
any esiabiisl rnent in this country tbey guarantee
TO complete all orders in their line, as spec diy and
on as res sonable teims SIS at any estnbstp ent cn
his Island CLAFKE & CRINNELL.
NIB The following persons Will reeve "a ar
tcles intended for their mabuiact tory :-JoB sHfn-
MAN, Of Nesport-sANroap ALMs, of Little
c. mpton--PHLIo ConEY, OF Tverton-ano Will
LrAM PRARsE Rristol-Feny
They have constantly on hand at "ho'esse and
retail Satipnets, Plains, Csssimeres, Flairsis kc.
which ,hey are determined TO sell at nodeat prices.
Newport, April 20.
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School Books, Blanks. end Stationary,
Fer sale, ~ the Hat. Store Of
GEORGE WANToS-
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10 HUiLUE.kS.

~ HE subscriber resident Of freetowo, in the
- ,stsfe 'of Msssschusotts. takes this method 10
iniovmshe genilemen Of Newport and its vicinity,
th(vty application 20 him, they be furnished,
Nisb sene s,ers, Of all dmen,ions, made OF The
}oQsst tdut~b} grannet also stone suitable for the
I1Ssndstiuns OF houses, or for any ether purpose.
&ryw bich grsnnet is rsed. lie sccits the patron
G&rfX gem lemen who are about 10 buiio, and re-
fHkQy<n To srEPuEn T. NoRTBAN, Esq az New
~ |yor specimen Of his workmanship, rs we'll as
n Material which I've uses Iet,ers directed to
{esrc cf SrosRipoK & MinSicK, Freetovn,
sesch the subscriber IN the course Of the mail |;
I'll oaders will be strictly snd ipnc,ualIy st.
o<@1 70. PATRICK RAVES.
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DR.. RELIES
,CTHM4yIC Pills

.fSTHNA2IC PILLS.
ds proef Of ,hich The f'IiO,Sirg interesting
are submitted to public perusa:
~ M. STETSON,
Of Hanover, was 9 years afflicted with violen,
pain in his right hress, attended at times with great
difficulty OF breathing, and wholly incapable OF at.
tending business after having tried in vain all other
medicines YVES cured and his health perfectly res
tored by 2 boxes Of these Pills
T AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and granddaughter, of BOSTON,
we're each dse adfuy afflicted with asthms and diff
Guilty Of breathing, were all OF them cured and re-
stored to perfect health by z boxes.
yndsc ---, of Salem, had been many years Sc
verely afflicted with violent cough and difficulty
Of breathing, cured by boxes; has sleep wss
restored on the second night, which had been bros
en- for many years.
"A Lady Of Bosson ! turned Of 60. was severed,
afflicted with cough, pain in the SIDE times spit.
ting OF blood, could not lie down in her bed for
years, could not sleep but at short Intervals, re-
stored to perfect health on taking boxes.
These Pills give instsE; ease in all coughs, colds
s.thmas. difficulty cf breathing, whee zng. tight
ness Of the chest, strained STOMACH, consumption.
pain in the side, splitting Of blood. chlliness and
shverings the forerunners OF malis snant feyeis, &c
common colds are removed in few hours, the aged
will experience relief equally agreeable aud instant
aucous, even when the lungs are affected. UT .7sk
for DR.. ReIfes Asthmstic Pills" One bar confaig.
ing 70 pills equsnfs eGsess a cure. 10 prevenf N
pssitier, the outside printed wrapper is signed "w
r. Conway 01serre this you ralue heath Pre-
pared and sold wholesale BY the sole proprietor,
w. T. Conway, chemist, No. I, Bumstesd Place.
Common-street, Boston. & BY special appointment By
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Drnggisf,
No. ITO, Tbames-strce,, Newport,
.7lso, tg
Lemuei w. briggs, Brisfoi; Hercules Whitney,
J. H. Mason. Providence Dyer & Howes. Hfndasn':
Greene. Ns,s- Lsrdss lssac ID Bull, Hartford; and
most druggists, ooksei,ers and post-nssters ,hro'
out the United States. where may he had all those
jrs,iy ssfsersf ard kigkly atprenrd "Medicines,"
p~sparsd ty w r. Conway. Price One Dsliar, or
sir soxes ior Ave dollars IL boxes for nine dollars,
and is dozen bottles Cor LOO dollars.
Dec. ;. .1si7. sl,
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20 I.ET,
THE DwelIing-Hou and Lot of
l. Land in Mill~street, belonging 20 the Widow
Of John Gard,.er Esq. and next westward Of Mr..
Audley Ciarkes --Possessicn will be given imro.
diateiy.-For terms, apply 10
Newport, March 10
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TO LET.

HNEor two convcnien; Rooms, suitable for pubic
~ offices, in central situation For further in'sr.
nation and terms apply at this Office. June ,.
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X " NEW ADyERTlSEMi Nj,

WHEN cue tor one dollar. or at most Tor TWO
+ w dollars, can BE- obtained for cough, cold,
asthma difficulty Of breathing, tigbtness OF the
Chest Wheeling, pain in the side. sptsing OF blood,
strained stomach, &c. must IL not Ec matter OF
surprzc tina, the obituary daily swe.ied with
deaths occasioned principally by colds On an auer.
age at h.r
die annually Of consumption, originating principally
from taxing cold commencing with cough, then difh
Guilty of breathing and pain in the side, a, length
the lungs become Affected consumption ensues, and
death closes the scene. Alas too often docs pre-
JUDGE. by listening 10 some and adopting the opin-
ion of others, prevail thereby preventing irisi OF
such meicincs as might afford relief, under the
idea that no reliei can be- obtained Scarce case
occurs but may be relieved by the timely appiiea.
t,on of
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LOI OF LAND.

Tor sALE--s Lot Of Land, on Prospect Hill, be.
l. longing to the subscriber. The price mode,.
ate and the terms easy. J0SEPH'EoRTliuP.
Newport, October z.
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Commissioners Notiee.

.".
f1VBs the subscribers. having been appointed BY
"a ~ 4he Hon, Court Of Probate. for the town Of
= - fxmSstown. in the county Of Washington.
4 viPprrs TO receive examine, and adjust the
49, @ ainst the Estate Of
E<& ,.,.a JOHN sEGAR,
~ Sonsh-K K;ngs,own. deceased. represented in
ooS6nt do hereby give notice. that six months,
<on tkis day are allowed TO the creditors Of said
1E1s bring IN and prove their respective claims;
~ s>of We viii attend for that purpose. at the
J0eeph Re, ,noIds, innholdcr, at Lit,leR
nkS>turdsy OF each month, in the ailer-
~ said period.
eI;S w 7; sssamMss SscnoLs; osr~i..i.a.-.
>6@rt4Hs MT are indebted to the Estate OF
<oeei are called upon to make immediate
\ ~ . " s.cAn' .'s"'"''''a''r.
Scjs i sEGAR. .sd"'"'''d''r~
j b~a, Sbss lSth, 1879. "a SOD
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-06-01
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm
IN of E. WADE, PRICE & Co. are
requested to call on DAVID PRICE,
and settle their accounts, on or before the
fifteenth day of June, or they will be
prosecuted without reserve.
AMBROSE WILLIAMS.
Els. Town, June !, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-06-01
Sherif's Sales.
ESSEX COMMON PLEAS.
THOMAS CRowELL,
Us. Fl. Fa.
A Ap0N HANn

VS. FL. ia.
AARON HAND.
nY virtue Of the above stated writ
ID of fieri facias, to me directed and
delivered, l have levied on the Dwelling
House and lot of Land, whereon SAMUEL
Magic lives, situate in the township OF
Springfield, bounded by lands Of Jacob
Ross, Matthias Pierson, and the Morris
Turnpike, which / shall expose to sale
at Public Vendue, at the house of E.
pHRAIM CLARK, innkeeper in Elizabeth
Town, on the thirtieth day Of June next
between the hours Of twelve. aud five o.
clock, afternoon.
NATHAN SQUIER, Sheriff.
April 80, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-06-01
At Private Sale,

THE Real Estate, consisting of large
Eartlep Ware POTTERY, out build
ings, and good Dwel!ing-House and Gar
den, and plenty of yard room.
also, l House and 2 Lots in
Liberty-street.
Also, 8 Lots, with a good Barn,
situate in Jefferson-street. Apply to
MARY HASSALL.
Ehz. Tou,i, June !, 1919. If
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-06-01
MARRIED.

At Connecticut Farms, on Thursday last, by
the Rev MIR. Thompson, Mr.. John Jenkins, ol
this town, to Miss Martha Je6ers, of the former
place.
At Springfield, on Friday, by Caleb Woodruff,
Esq. Mr.. Deoid Seal, to Miss Betsey Conklin,
both of Springfield.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-06-01

were prisoners Of war, but most Of them
seized by wretcbes hired for the purpose,
|in The fields, on the road, or sleeping in
their houses"
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-06-01
VENDUE

WNiLL be sold at PUBLIC VEN
w DUE, al the late dwelling house
Of JAMES HASSALL deceased,
Il large Assortment Of
Ribbons, Sewing Silk, Fine
MusIins. Faus; &c. Also,
l Bed, 8 Bedsteads and Cur
tains, Secretary and Bureau, Carpets,
Brass Andirons, large Brass Kettle, Gun,
l sheet iron Stove and Pipe, and sundry
articles not considered necessary to eni-
merate.
VENDUE to commence at ! o'clock
P. NJ. on Friday, June A, 1919, and at
tendance given by
MARY HASSALL, Er'r.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-06-01
From the N. Y. Daily Advertiser.
EMIGRATION.


A caravan, consisting of eleven covered
Wagons, drawn by two, three, or four
horses each, two coaches, a number OF
outriding horses, and about 100 persons,
composing the expedition under captains
Blackmau aud Allen, for the state Of Illi-
nois, crossed the Powles Hook ferry on
Friday, on its way to the west. Those
two gentlemen having been for number
of years engaged as ship-masters in the
China trade, and made handsome for
tunes, have now turned their attention to
the fertile plains of the Illinois, and have
commenced the forming of settlement
there on their extensive purchase. The
present caravan forms the first DIVISION
In the autumn the second division marches
and in the spriug following the third di-
vision, which is to complete the establish
ment, will advance.
In the company which passed here
yesterday, there were farmers, carpenters,
blacksmiths, wheelwrights, masons. coop
ers, &c. &c. with their families, mostly
natives of the I" northern hive" ALI
their equipments were in fine order, and
the emigrants in fine spirits. If the popu-
lation of that fertile state is to be formed
of such materials, we shall soon find llli-
nois taking rank along side the very re-
spectacle state of Ohio.
NRw-YoRK, May 26.
Latest from Cadis.--Capt. Williams, oil
the ship Seine, arrived last evening in AZ
days from Cadiz, informs us, that the
Grand Expedition was expected to get
away in all the month of September. They
had 10 Cadiz about $4,000 troops. Mr.
Sugo, passenger in the Seine, is the
bearer Of dispatches for the Spanish Min
lister. Capt. Williams has also dispatches
for government, from Mr.. Erving, our
minister at the court Of Madrid.
The last accounts from Gibraltar, state
that the squadron was bound to Tripoli
in order. to prevent the cruisers Of the
Bey, from boarding American vessels tt
demand their Mediterranean pass, in con-
sequence Of the plague. Several remon
strances have been made against thi:
practice without effect; personal inter
view with the Pacha will settle the ques.
tion.
From HaUanna.- the arrival o
the brig New-Jersey, Captain Reeves, a
New York, on Saturday last in Is day.
from Havana, we learn that the repor
Of the cession Of Cuba to the British is no
correct. The passengers who came il
the brig, say, that Sir Home Popham only
touched at HAVANA on his way from ia.
maica, and that he sailed with bis squad
ron for England, on the lst Of May.
May 20.
From Ang0Stura.--A gentleman direc
froI1 Angostura, which he left Oh the Sc
inst. informs that Mr.. Irvine, the u
States agent had left Angostura--The has
arrived at Philadelphia.
Bolivar was on the right bank of the
Arauca with about 1000 men, including
division of 900 Englishmen. MorilIc
was on the opposite side with 600. A
brilliant affair took place on the llth o.
April between the cavalry Of the patrio
Gen. Paez, aud part of Morillo's force
in which the Royalists lost 500 men.
! Col.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-06-01
ANNUAL CENSUS

OF the Humane and Criminal Institutions
in the city of New York, collected by
the attending minister, John Stanford,
M. A. May ], 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-06-01
AN ORD1NANg glR

Els. Tows, June !, 1919.