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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-02
Notice.

10y virtue of deed of trust secured to
ID me by William H. Hayes, dated the
18th Of May, 1917, TO secure to Sarah Ew,
ell, the sum of 800 dollars in the said deed
mentioned. will be sold to the highest bid
der for ready money, on the Alb day OF A
pri before the courthouse door nthe town
of DuMFRIES, all the residue OF GER
tain tract of land, containing by estimation
-, latter first laying off 800 acres adj
joining the main road leading from Dunn,
fries to Occoquan, being part OF said
tract of land, } it being The land that was
conveyed by the said Sarah Ewe!l, TO the
said William H. Hayes lying in said coun,
ty of Prince William to satisfy the SAID
Sarah Ewell, her debt, interest and costs
as EXPRESSED in said deed. The said land
is situated near the town of Dumfries in the
county of Prince William. ,,,,,,,
Feb OF 3w Trustee.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-02
Public Sale.

WiLL be sold on THURSDAY the
w llth of March, if fair, if not the mex,
far day, at the store occupied by S. D..
Harper, OH king-streel, all his stock in
irSde, consisting of hats, iurs and shoes,
asdhatiers' tools--And, Immediately after,
2 HOUSE and lot OF ground, situate ON
QNesn-stree;,-40 feet front, running back
bali toe square TO 20 feet alley. Terms
made kReAn at place OF sale.
march, J. H. DAVIS, Assignee.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-02
For Sale.

4 VALUABLE negro man, 80 years
n old. an excellent WAGNER, plough
man and ostler, and accustomed to the va
rious kinds of field work-alse, a young
negro woman, 20 years old, together with
her child, a boy about 2 years old; The
woman is an expert plantation and house
servant. ;.
As these negroes have committed no fault
they will be sold only 10 residents in the
neighhorhood of Acknowledgements oil
the Printer. FEB. 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-02
ro Wheelwrights.

A SHOP TO let al the upperend Of King
N street, adjoining Mr.. Atknson's black
smiths shop. 1t is good stand, and well
calculated for the wheelwrigh, business
The holders of the shop are about 10 dis
solve partnership, and will dispose of their
stock in trade, ION such terms as may be
agreed on) viz. timber, Of various kinds /;
Wagons, carts and drays; with other farm
ing utensils used in agriculture.
Those who wish to trade fer the above
articles, are requested to call at our shop ON
or before the 8ln instant.
All persons indebted 10 us are requested
TO make immediate payment, as no further
indulgence can he granted.
LlNGLE, PERRY & CHARLES.
March | 3lx
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-02

For the Accommodation Of the Public.
TIME Alexandra Coachee will, on Mon
Il day morning next, commence running
from Browns hotel, in Alexandra, Tor
Washington and Georgetown, at o'clock
in the morning, instead of ~. The eve
ming stage will leave Alexandria as usual,
at 4 o'clock. >.
February 26 OF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-02
Notice.

SAMUEL D HARPER having by deed
~ of assignment made over to the subscr-
Der all his property, real and personal, for
certain purposes therein specihed-this is
togive notice to all persons who have claims
against the said S. ID. Harper to bring them
In Tor adjustment; and all persons indebted
TO him are requlredto make immediate pay
ment 10 me. JOSIAH II. DAVIS,
March Assignee.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-02
Pubic SaIn

litN On THURSDAY, The Attn day Of
.sf&sAa, March, vii be sold 2, Re- asy's
wharf, one fourth p,rt Of the ship MANGA,
burthen $500 barrels. now in complete OF.
der for the reception OF cargo
Terms made known II the time Of sale.
S. A. MARSTEILER, auct.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-02
Ladies' and GentIemen's Boot
and Shoe Manrfactorv.

vyNHE subscriber respectfully Informs the
l inhabitants of Alexandria and its Vi
cinity, that he has r.. commenced the Above
business, opposite the Mechanics Bank,
King-street, and intends keeping on hand a
handsome assortment ofladjes' and gentle.
mems boots and shoes of all descriptions Of
his own manufacture, at as reasonable pri--
ces as can be bad in town, and of good
quality, as he is determined none shall ca
eel him in the District for fashion, durabili-
ty and neatness. and hopes by his strict at
tention, to merit share of public patron
age ~,
All orders and measures will be strictly
attended to and executed on the shortest
notice.
Two apprentices wanted to the above
business boys from the country will be
preferred. JAMES e. WHITE.
FehrIary24 .
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-02
To Rent.

To Kent.
1.-TWO brick houses and stores at the cor
i ner Of King and Henry streets
One brick house and store on King, be.
tween Patrick and Henry stiMs
Two brick houses on Caineron-street,
near the theatre
One brick house on Royal-street, for
the time OF the late occupant, Chas. Tyler.
Inquire Of
Vaudeville & LARMOUR.
N. b. Sundry building lots on Fairfax
Duke, Prince, Gameron, Pitt, Queen and
Royal streets, for sale Or on ground rent,
February IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-02
Sack Salt.

lNCSAf 4 HILL, have just received
for sale
100 sacks fine Liverpool salt
Also, just received ip store
100 SIDES sole leather Feb 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-02

District of Columbia, to wit :
VN7HEREAS libel hath been filed by
w George Lake, for himself and O.
theirs, against the sch, Retaliation and all
Others concerned, stating that the said schr
Retaliation, wreck, lying sunk upon the
point opposite the fish wharf, Alexandra,
Maryland side OF the river, being complete.
ly cut through with the ice, and the said
George Lake having, at the request OF
VIM. r. Maddox, one OF the owners OF the
said schr. at great labor and expense, got
I'D the said schr. and bro't her safe to
the wharf at Washington-and whcreas the
hon. VIM. Cranch judge OF the District
court for the District of Columbia, having
ordered that special District ceurt for
the trial of the above case be holden
at the Court House in the town Of Alex
andria, on MONDAY, the eighth day OF
March next at 10 o'clock A. M: This is
therefore 10 cite and admonish all persons
whatsoever having or pretending to hare
any right, title, interest or claim in, and to
the said schooner, Retaliation, to he and
appear at the same time and place aforesaid
before the Judge aforesaid, to shew cause,
if any they have, why reasonable salvage
should be ducreed thereout 10 the libellant
and all others entitled.
DANIEL MINOR, D. NJ. for
TENCH RFNH6OLD, N. D. G,
February 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-02
Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN of sober and steady
"A habits, to superintend fishery. Name
need apply but one who is well scquslnt-
ed with seine hauling, and can come well
recommended. Enquire Of the Printer.
February "a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-02
John r. O. Wilbar.

Halter nna Fnrrier, fairtar-street,
pETCRNS his sincere thanks to the in
4 q habitants Of Alexandra and its Vi
cinily, for the liberal encouragement he has
met with from them, since his commence.
ment in business. He begs leave TO inform
them he has now on hand an elegant assort-
mont of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-02
Five Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, SA-
II yMUEk LOGAN, an apprentice to
the Loaf Bread Baking Business: | will
give the above reward if taken in Wash
ington or Georgetown. and bro't home, or
two dollars if taken in Alexandria. All
persons are torwarned from harborng or
employing him, as they will be dealt with
according to law. ). M DoNALD.
February "a.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-02
Coarse and Fine Hats.

which he will sci! very low. He par'icu-
larly solicits the patronage OF the inhabi.
tan,s at this time, to enable him to bear up
under the pressure OF the times. and the
more cruel pressure OF recent treatment.
February "a II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-02
New Clover Seed, Cheese, sc.

new CiOVer SeeG, CHeese, &C.
ElFTY bushels S-esh warranted Clover
l. Seed
60 casks Goshen cheese
30 barrels whiskey
4okegs lard in nice shipping order
35 hrkins butter
800 lbs. Tennessee live feathers
5pipes choice London particular Ma-
deira
Murdoch & CO. and Marck & Co.'S
brands, which Will be sold low BY thepipe
or less quantity.
N. B, A general assortment OF groceries
as usual.
Vaudeville g. I,ARMOUR.
February 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-02
Shoes and Hats

S. 4. D. REED
EIAVE just received a fresh supply,
L Il consisting oil the following kinds
Ladies morocco bootees lcoiored
Do walking shoes, black 4
Do leather DO
Do cork sole do
Do morocco slips with military heels
Do black and coiored
Dokid slips do
Misses ami childreH's morocco and lea
Mems calf skin shoes Itber shoes
DotIick do; boys thick and bound do
Mems and boys ow priced hatss
Boys white wool low priced do
g boxes ladies' fine straw bonnets
All of the above articles are Offered for
sale at low prices for cash, or at the usual
time to punctual dealers that purchase by
the quantity. We take this method 10 in
form country merchants that We have made
arrangements for a large supply Of shoes
for the ensuing spring, and shall be able to
furnish them at the lowest Baltimore and
Philadelphia prices. tt February l2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-02

Richmond Coal
7EvHE cargo of the schr. Erie, lying at
T. Ramsay's wharf, Of Hetl's best coal,
for sale by
JOHN JACKSON 8. Co.
February %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-02
The Public

i lie fIDIIC
CAN at all times be supplied, on the
~ very best terms, with checks and bills
at sight, and short dates to suit their con-
venience, on
Baltimore, Newborn,
Philadelphia, Boston:
Apply at my Exchange Banking House,
Bridge-street, Georgetown, where the tar
and most reasonable exchange can he had
ON bank notes from all parts Of the United
States. ROMoLuo hioSs.
February 22
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-02
Sugar, Apples, Sc.

Sugar, Apples, &c.
DECEIVED by the sloop Rising Sun.
h capt. Smith, from Providence. X. /.
and for sale by E. CORNING, i.
Vowell's wharf,
60 bbls brown sugar
5 hhds n. E. rum
g pipes gin
.27 bbis cider
SO do apples
10 bushels potatoes
5000 W.T.. Goldfish Jan
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-02
By authority Of the Commissioners
Official List of Prizes,

nrawn in the ,lARYLAND STATE
,o gr furnished for publication ion
from from Cohen's Office. Balllm0r .;. Tor .he
information of adventures through
cut the Union. ,oo I'LL.
No. s57, prize of 10000 do, ,,s
No. 1908, prize of 10000 dolls
Nos. 60 Nos. AL pr;,es
66 o2l - Ill,
96 $40 15'Ooo uo'larS
Dan 1905
SOV no1In~c c0rb
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-30
EpwARpsyrLLE. Oct. %.

Another Mob IN MisSouri.-A camp
meeting Of the Methodist church in cape
Girardeau county, nj. L. was attempted
to be held In September last, but before
the meeting was completely organized, d
mob of slave holders appeared among
them, who drove the preachers from
their stands, and dispersed the meeting.
A Scene in Missouri is reported
by gentleman from St. Louis, that, on
the night of the 18th inst. mob collected
in tba, town, and, after driving from
their posts the guards who had been sta.
toned around the Jail, attacked the Jail
with crows, picks, &c. and almost de-
molished it; when they proceeded to
disencumber the prisoners of their letters,
which having accomplished, and set the
prisoners, to the number of eight or ten,
at liberty. they dispersed in the most per.
feet order. What is more remarkable
Than any thing else, is, that of the mob
consisting Of 2 or 800 persons, no one has
yet been recognized as having been en-.
gagged in the affair. 1t is understood tina,
only four or five of the prisoners were
confined for capital offences.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-30

venom Of this reptile, long known, was
not applied. The expressed juice Of the
plant called white horehound (MarTubiuD,
Of Linn9uS) copiousIy administered to
the patient, it is confidently believed, will
effect speedy and absolute cure.
The writer, it is true, has never had it
in his power to witness its effects on a hu-
man being, but he has known many in
stances of beasts being not only relieved,
but entirely cured by its internal applica.
ton. Not long since, horse bitten be-
low the ietlock joint by rattle. snake, and
apparently in great agony, viz. much
swollen, unable to walk, his jaws, locked,
and his life despaired Of, was cured by
this plaut alone. Bruise the plant, and
administer to an adult, from half gill to
la gill of the expressed juice, repeating
the dose until the alarming symptoms be-
gin to subside. The effects Of this remedy
have been SO powerful and decisive, when
it has been used, that it is earnestly re-
commended for trial, by those who may
receive similar unfortunate bite.
Sudbury, Sept. 8, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-30
THE LATE GOVERNOR SNYDER.

SIMON SNYDER was native Of
Lancaster county, in the western section o.
which as it now stands, his earliest years
were passed. Atan early period of life
he was placed, as an apprentice, with a
respectable tradesman, OF this borough
During the time thus devoted, his master.
and shopmates, have borne every honora-
BILE testimony to bis industry, his applica
ton, and bis inoffensive manners. Altho
1t had not been the policy Of his relatives
TO give him liberal, nor even commoil
education, yet his early period Of life was
marked by an ardent thirst for knowledge.
ie was even then, boy as he was, inspi-
red by a laudable determination to make
personal atonemeat, for The negligence Of
Others, relative TO bis education. Aud bis
perseverance triumphed over every obsta-
Gle.
From an unlettered shop boy, in the
tannery of Mr.. Dowdle, ignorant at that
time, Of even the rudiments of language, he
arose TO be the first magistrate Of this pow
erful state
L ipni q 'Iho" opPtS'itsNSs w ho - iSoA
ned, that twas his frequent custom while en-
gagged il any work that would at all PERM,
it, to have his book placed, open, before
him--and thus, while his hands were per-
forming their stated duty to his master, his
mind was employed 10 storing itself with
the first principles Of useful and practi-
cal knowledge. To the candid, it is need
less TO say how much an incident like this
rebounds to the credit OF the subject Of
this article. Nor. to these would it be ne
cessary to observe, that such an anecdote
well regarded, and rightly applied, iwould
be worth more than volumes to the rising
youth Of our country. Let them learr
from this example, that the surest road
to distinguishment in life, is by faithful
application Of their own time and powers
Let them learn, that it is not the ADVENT
tious services of others, but it is their owl
personal exertions-it is what they may
do for themselves, which shall give, te
their aspirations to intelligence, wealth, OF
fame, the surest promise Of ultimate sue
cess. York Penn. paper
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-30
PUBLIC VENDUE.
TTllS DAY.

"ILL be offered at Public Vendue,
w 10 Springfield, Oh the premises Of
the late JONAS WADE, Esq. deceased,
the following articles, being part Of the
Personal Property Of said deceased,
VIZ.
100 reams Foolscap Writing Paper;
80 reams Post or Letter, do; 20 reams
Hatters' do; 40 sreams Wrapping, do;
Is reams Writing Medium, do; IS cords
seasoned Wood, feet lengths; 8 Post
ley's patent Stoves; box Stoves; ten
plate Stove; Stove Pipe; 100 sides Soai
Leather; 100 do. Upper Leather;
quantity Of Kip and Cali Skins, dressed;
Scales aud Weights; 10000 feet Boards
aud Plank, from half inch TO four inches
thick, seasoned, among which is white
ash, white oak, black walnut, hickory,
maple, wildwood and gum. and white and
yellow pine; 100 seasoned hickory Axle
trees; 20 sawed Wagon Tongues; a
quantity Of Spokes; 1000 feel Of siiingiing
Lath; sett Turner'S aud ! set Carpen-
ters' Tools; number of empty Hogs
heads, Barrels and Pipes; Farming Uten-
sils; Wagons aud Carts; Sleds; Riding
Chair and Sulkey; Posts and Rails
1900 Brooms; 500 bushels Charcoal; a
complete sett Blacksmiths' Tools; Cotton
Machinery, consisting Of Carding Ma
chimes and Drawing Frame, 10 or IS
Looms, with Reeds, Geers, &c. yoke
Of Oxen, and four Mule Team, with
Harness; and variety of articles of
Household aud Kitchen Furniture.
Vendne viii commence at ten o'clock,
A. NJ. when conditions will be made
known and attendance given, by
OLIVER WADE, Sole Executor.
Springfield, 3oth Nov. 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-30
ROBBERY.
so Dollars Reward.

II Asst evening the shop of the SUBJ
IA scriber was broken open, aud the
following articles Of clothing taken there
from, viz: | suit of superfine black broad
cloth, Coat, Vest and Paotaloons--the
sleeves of coat and the vest lined with
white muslin, and the back OF the vest of
black flannel another black Coat, lined
in the same manner as the above; 2 other
black Goats, partly worn, trimmed as the
above, with the iapells pieced OH, and one
Of them with silk shoulders; | drab Sur
tout, with three whole capes, bound with
ferret rather darker than the cloth, and
a velvet collar oe the same color as the
binding-the body Of the surtout not lined,
had two breast pockets, bound with velvet
lighter than that OF the collar, and the
cuffs lined with the same light velvet;
Uniform Coat of green cassimere--colar,
cuffs and front facings of scarlet, faced and
turned up with white jean, aud white bell
buttons; 2 black silk Vests, the fore part
of one lined with green muslin, the rest of
black muslin, with small worked silk but
tons a pair Of blue cashmere Pantaloons,
] pair Of old black Pantaloons; 3 blue
Vests, with covered buttons old blue
Surtout, faced with silk; ] old brown
Coat; and sundry other articles.
The above reward will be given for
the apprehension Of the thief and recove-
ry Of the property, or 90 dollars for the
property only.
DAVID BURROWS.
EIiz Town, Nov. 23, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-30
From the Greensburgh Gazette.

Bite Of the Rattlesaaks. -The very
particular account of the sickness and
death Of Mrs. Honzberger, published
some time ago in our paper, has been
copied into most Of the papers, and ex-
cited some attention. In the Sanbur,
Times, we find the following article on
the subject:
MIR. Printer-Readiug an interesting
account of the manner in which Mrs
Hontzberger, near Greensburgh, Penn,
Was affected by the bite of rattIe-snake
I regretted that remedy against the
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.
ESSEX PLEAS.
THOMAS MoRRELL,
Us. Fl. Fa.

GEORGE & Isaac Ross.
10y virtue of the above stated writ Of
ID fieri facias, TO me directed aud de-
livered, have .svied on the Dwellirg-
House and lot of Land wherein The de-
PENDANT. George Ross, lately lived, bound
ed by lands of Thomas Lovel and John
M. Clark, deceased: also levied on four
acres of Land. bounded by lands Of John
r. Terrell, situate in the township Of
Rahway-which shall expose to sale at
Public Vendue, at the house of EpHRAlm
CLARK, innkeeper in Elizabeth Town, OH
the twenty-seyenth day of November
next, between the hours of twelve and
five o'clock, P. M.
NATHAN SQUIER, Sheriff.
Sept. %, 1919.
The sale Of the above described pro-,
perry is adjourned to Saturday the 18th
of December next, at the time and place
above stated.
NATHAN sQUIER. late Sh,f:
Nov. 81, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-30

their property confscated; they may,
however, be heard 10 their defence, if
they present themselves. Captains Cas-
taneda aud Peon are sentenced to the
same punishment, with the exception
that they may not be heard in their de-
fence. The merchant, Andres Roxo, is
also sentenced TO the same fate.
The other punishments are imprison-
ment from ten to two years. This class
Includes 20 Officers Of all ranks. Some
are sentenced 10 be confined in fortresses
from four years TO six months, and 40
have been deemed sufficiently punished
BY The detention they have already sui-
fered. The number acquitted amounts
10 l48, nearly all Officers, amongst whom
afe three Colonies, and three Lieut..
Gosonels.
10 consideration of the enfeebed health
of the Auditor of War, Don Manuel
Safurio Garcia, and his sufieripgs during
i long Imprisonment, he is sentenced to be
deprived of his office, and TO be confined
iii Ceuta for the term Of five years, under
the Surveillance of the Governor, from
s=.::>mce he cannot remove without the
special leave of his Majesty.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-30
SALEM. On. ~ Nov. "a

Meteor. inhabitants of Salem
we're somewhat alarmed on Sunday eve
ming last, at about o'clock, by the near
approach Of brilliant meteor. 1t was
Visible about 6 seconds the light in.
creased for the firsi three or four seconds
till it equalIed the light Of day. The
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-30
DIED,

In this town, on Monday Of last week, Mr.. JoHs
SMITH, aged SO.
On Wednesday, JoHS WILLIAMS, son of Mr.
Nathaniel Williams, aged 49,
On "Wednesday night, very suddenly, MIR. An
DREW w. ROBERTSON, aged % He went to bed
well, and was found dead by his friends in the
morning, by his bedside, partly dressed 1t is
supposed he died in a fit.
At New-Oreans, on the 25th ultimo, Mr. Will
LIAM H PRICE, aged &c, son of Mr.. Tenrub Price,
Of this town.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-30

spIendor Of. the scene surpassed descrip.
ton. During the time Of the greatest
brightness, the armament appeared black
in the parts adjacent to its path; but as
1t approached its dissolution, the southern
heavens we're clothed with the richest
violet and gold. The meteor was globu-
lar, and its apparent diameter about that
Of the sun. Before it expired it dropped
a long train of sparks. An explosion re-
sembling heavy thunder followed at the
distance Of three or four minutes after the
meteor disappeared. 1t described 40
arch OF about i20 degrees, and its height
cannot have been less than 80 miles, nor
probably more than 90. Its course was
nearly from east to west.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-30
vEyAy. [Iodiana.l Oct. Is.

Zine Dressing, near Veuay,-The sea-
son for making wine is just over; and,
notwithstanding the uncommon dry season,
the vine-dressers near Vevay have made
four thousand eight hundred and ninety
two gallons.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-30
MouNT-HoLLy. en-. J.1 Nov. l.


Died, on Thursday afternoon last, in
Evesham township, Mr.. james II. Lip
pincott. aged ABOUT rs years.
The circumstances attending the death
of this young man, are truly melancholy.
He was engaged in digging mari, in com
pany with some others, whee the earth
suddenly gave way and buried him seye-
raj feet below its surface. His compan-
ions we're fortunate enough TO escape.
Every exertion was made to extricate
him, but il was too late his body was
literally crushed to pieces by the immense
weight Of earth OF the deceased it may
truly be said, that he was an exemplary
young man, tender son, and an affec.
tionate brother.