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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
Hats. Furs, Sc.

Hats, Furs, Sc.
GAMUEL D HARPER has Just receiv-
y ell on commission, at his store on King
street,
Gentlemen's FIRST, second and third
quality beaver hats
Gentlemen common 40
Ladies' black beaver 10
Do brown DO 10
Chiilren's fancy hats
Servants glazed do
Black and brown feathers
ALSO,
First and second quality beaver
Camel hair
Racco0n skins.
All of which will be sold on reasonable
terms. If March 4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
For Freight.

55I The good schr. THREE SIS
TtasgsTEkS, capt Lowell, burthen 60
IONS " about 400 barrels, will be ready to-
morrow to receive freight for any eastern
port on application to
F''' J. Fl. LADD & Co.
TyEo offer for sale received per said schr.
90 tons plaster casks lime
A few hhds molasses and ". Z. rum
Il bags filbsrts. July Q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11

Sugar, Coffee, Teas, &c.
DRYAN HAMPSON 8. Co. offer for
ID sale
Sugar in hhds tierces and barrels
Green coffee in bags
Teas in chests, half chests and boxes, of
the best inportations
Sicily, Madeira, Lisbon. Port and Mala-
ga wines, all of the first quality, in pipes
and quarter casks
Old Jamaica and Antigua rum in hhds
A few barrels flaxseed oil
Spanish flolant and Bengal indigo
With general assortment of groceries,
as usual. May 26
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
Vol. XXI
For New.Orleans,

sT The brig AGENT, Joseph
tSsx' Moore, master, is in complete or
Ter, will sail for New-Orleans about
I've Isl of October, and take freight or
r,,.sngers on reasonable terms.
Apply 20
september 2 VIM. FOWLE & co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
Also. for Freight,

s%N The schooner FRANKLIN, Ro-
,Ja.bert Squirting, master, burthen 1900
barrels, will be ready to receive cargo
IN few days. Apply to
JOHN III. LADD & Co.
Who offer for sale, cargo ofsaid vessels, OF
$50 tons plaster paris. Aug. u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
Notice.
N0lic,>
Salt.

FgNEN THOi SAND bushels OF Liver
4 pool coalse-Cadiz and Turks Island
salt, receives per brigs Benelactor and
Dove, and schnr Virginia Ann, and for sale
.byM. Miller & Son, or
ian GO I. II. ROWLAND.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
Sugar.

Canvass, Sacking, sc.
VrHE subscribers have just received,
i 5000 yards twilled sackins
A few bales canvass
And hare IN store,
Molasses in hhds
Sugar IN do and bbls.
NJ. MILLER g. SON.
augustl9 d2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
Holland Gin. Whiskey, &c.

1--WE pipes pure Holland gin &,
Il So bbls Baltimore whisky, just re-
ceived and for sale by %
SAML. MESSERSMlTH.
Vho has IN store,
S pipes Malaga wine
9 hhds and bbls country gin
so boxes Hyde's mould candles assort-
ed sizes
40 do fancy soap
go do Spanish segars
500 reams wrapping paper
100 bottles castor oil
81 bbls tar
A few casks Goshen cheese, sc. sc
April Ia
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
Was Committed

ITO the jail for Alexandria county, rs a
! runaway, on 9TH inst. r1ulatto nan,
called FREDERICK. supposed 10 he the
property OF VIM Robinson. living in Fair
fax county, Virginia, near Sudiey Mills.
The said slave is about feet or 9 inches
hgh with large scar III his upper lip {;
grey ewes. and curly hair.
The owner is requested to come for
ward and prove property. pay charges and
take him away, o'hern Use he vii be dis
posed of as The law directs.
ANDW. ROUNSAvELL.
sepiember8 Jailor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
The Public

EtAN at all times be supplied, on the
" very best terms, with checks and bills
at sight, and short dates to suit their con-
ycnlence, on
Baltimore, New-York,
Philadeiphia, Boston. {
Apply al my Exchange Banking House,
Bridge street, Georgetown. where the. fair
and most reasonable exchange can be had
on bank notes from all parts of the United
States. ROMULuS hiGGS.
February 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
For Freight,

In The brig VENUS, Charles Nor
t,3S;s'ris, master, burthen $50 barrels,
%iiI be ready to receive cargo in lew
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
. 100 i}oil,sr". Reward.

DAN of from my plantation on the 25th
4 1 INST. bright Nuiatln Slave, named,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11

THIS Snuff, as celebrated for its agree
y bic fragrance as for its efficacy in the
cure OF recent ca.arrh and slow nervous
headache, is used and approved by the pre-
sent professor of chemistry in the UNIVERSE
ty of Cambridge, MASS. and by some OF the
most respectable gentlemen of the faculty
in the United Staies-lt is also Particular
ly recommended by DR. Waierhouse, late
professor of the theory and practice of ply
sic, IN the above seminary-N hose cert!h-
cate accompanies each botfle.-Sold by
JAMES KENNEDY & SON,
Sent "a Sole Agent. for Alexandria
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-21
IMpnRTlNr.

INPCRIlNI.
CHARLESTON, May ii.-Thc Savan-
nah Republican OF the Sit inst. says
E" We have seen gentleman ~ho has
just arrived from Havana, III the Post
boy, Who states that Aumnai POPHAM
was al thai place wii.iilrcs seventy -to,rs,
and two frisa,cs-il,ai he was making ar
engagements with the Governor for the
transfer of the Island o! Cuba, which il
was reported had been cede'! 10 the Brit
ish government, and Il was said would
je gwen up al the expiration of nine
months. Our informant further states;
liza, il was talked OF gcuerally III Havana,
aud believed by many that cession oi
Cuba To England had absolutely takeu
place--,iat private letters from Jamaica
tended To confirm the report yet, that
the Inhabitants of that Island did moi APP
pear to be inclined TO change their yoke.
but were warmly disposed To- declare
themselves independent"
A letter received III this city a few
days past, from respectable merchant,
confirms the above report; and further
states, than implicit faith was put III the
run.our. when il was .ceriained that it
originated from u letter OF the Spanish
Ambassador, at The Court of 81. James,
10 his friend in the Havana Ed. S. Pct. ]
Nay l4.-Capiaiu CLARKsON, Of the
scIr. Sea Horse, arrived at this port this
morning. in days from Havana, con
tradicts the report OF Sir HOME Pop
HAMS being at that place with three
Seventy Foprs and two Frigates. The
British commander had touched at Ha-
vana, with but one Frigaie of sc guns
under his command, and had taken his
departure The day previous 10 Captain
CLARKsoN. Much Indignation, we learn,
prevails among the inhabitants OH ac-
count otthe reported cession of the Island
of Cuba 10 the British government: and
they had strongly expressed their deter
nniation TO revolt, in case such trans
fer should actually take place. III.
BY the arrival tbs forenoon, of the
schr. Sea Horse, Capt. GARRISON, in days
from the Havana, We learn that the report
received via Savannah, Il few DAYS since,
cfihe CESSION OF THE ISLAND OF
CUBA. 10y the government, of Spain, to
Great Britain, was generally credited
there, and spoken ofpublicly; the people,
however, we're much more eXasperatrd, d.
determined not TO accede 10 the measure,
declaring their determination 10 oppose
It's occupation by any other government
iiIan that by which il Is at present ruled |;
and thai they would, III the event OF an
attempt TO occupy Thy Great Britain, de-
clare themselves indepe ndeni, and would
be supported in the maintenance of ii, by
no less than tho hundred thousand troops
Admiral Sir Home Popham, sailed on the
LIST inst. for Jamaica, leaving trigaie and
two sloops of war al Tie Havana. Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-21
Vim ScGrjrorgk, +
HOSES SheptoH,
Il. ". BOreI,
Steele Hhtfc,
". 7. UlNnms.

J!Gy l3.-The President aud suite take
their departure from Savannah this morn
ing al q O'Clock, lor Augusta. Tlir mill.
larry and cillzsns on horseback will form
Ia from OF lhe Exchange. this morning
al O'Clock, for tie purpose Of escorlng
The Chief magistrate of the u few
miles from tie city OIL the Augusta road.
Yesterday, The President, attended by
a number OF gentlemen, civil and militia
rs, rode down 10 COsion's blnn, Tdunjer-
bolt and other points which are ihOughi
assallabie. He reiurned about noon, AID
visited tie several schools vi Tic city,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-21

The trial Of the remaining five COM
,Denced Ia day.
p.S.-Since writing The above, sentence
OF death has been pronounced upon CO.
co, or Cooie. lie Is 10 be eAe.uied on
Monday next. The trial of JOl,n. another
OF the consp'ra,ors, belonging io Mr..
r!.umas Cuizenberry, came on I" day i.
The jury w,,n out about hall PAS one
o'clock. p. n. and had nos returned With
their verdict when our paper meni to
press. ChFoa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-21

BALTIMORE, May I5.--It is stated in fine
Telegraph tbs morning. that letters received
yeStetday mention Us report Z" thai The
Rankin Bank Of Alexandra has STONED"
The Editor At This paper haSscen letter dat
cd Tie 18Th bst. which states IL asa TACT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-21
THE UNITED STATES BANK.

We are authorized by unquestcna bic
authority 10 say, that MIR. Cheves, presi-
dent OF the bank OF the United Siales,
made no application directly or indirectly,
TO The secretary OF Tie treasury, or any
oibe1 person wilomsoever, To prevail on
Inc president OF the United States to al-
,horIze he bank 10 suspend specie pay
meDts. That, OIL the contrary, il is his
decided opinion, that specie pay menis
ought TO he maintained, aud can Without
difficulty be maintained by The bank.
HurOrn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-21

The Philadelphia Society for the Pro.
motion OF National Industry have pub
liShed memorial 10 The President of the
Uulied States, to which, they invite The
signatures Of their fellow citizens, request
ing hiui ie convene congress al an early
dale for The purpose Of still further en-
cUuragIDg domestic manufactures and di.
minlshing imporiaiions by additional
protecting duties.
Highly as we respect tie characters, ia q.
leuls, and motives oftlle mosiactive mem
bers of that association, we cannot con
cur with ihemin the opinion that he evils
under which We are suffering would be
remedied or even alIeviated by incr, ased
burthcns upon lie many consumers for
the benefit of the fear manufacturers. We
had hoped That The experience We have
had OF tie effects of commercial restrictions
during the lasi twelve years would have
satisfied all parties UPON that subject.
pkti Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-21

PiTTsBUEG, Mdy 5.--The u. States
steam boat " Western Euglaerr," en-
baked on "Wednesday la.l, on her wy
ase sUrlie purpose o. exploring lie Ha-
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-20
From the True American.

We were mistaken in saying the mail
robbers were sentenced to solitary con-
finement-and some of our brethren are
equally SO. in stating that they were SEN
fenced to hard labOur, 10 the State Prison,
They were sentenced TO Imprisonment on
ly; and we learn that it is discretionary
with the Marshal where it shall be. The
following is the clause Of the "Act regu-
lating the Post Office establishment" I'M
der which they were convicted.
"Sec. 10. And be IL further enacted,
That if any person shall rob any carrier
of the mail Of the United States, or other
person intrusted herewith, Of such mail,
or of part thereof, such offender or offend
ers shall, on conviction, be imprisoned not
exceeding ten years, and, if convicted a
second time Of a like offence, he or they
shall suffer death; or, if 10 effecling such
robbery Of the mail the first time, the Of
fender shall wound the. person having Gus
tody thereof, or PIT his life IN jeopardy,
by the use of dangerous weapons, such
offender or offenders shall suffer DEATH"
Ne,u-Jsrsey School Fand.-The follow
ing statement Of the Stock, and estimate
OF the interest, Of the School Fund of this
state, we copy from report Of the Treas
urer Of the Esd Of January last:
Amount of Stock. Yearly
1900 shares of stock of Trenton interest
Bank cost $4,000 90 S2SSC
$50 do, Of do. in Turnpike from
. Newark to Jersey 1850 1866
8 per cent United States stock 10,l43 so S04
6per cent Y. S. (deferred) stock 6,5sS &c S9s
6per cent do. stock purchased in
1914 $4,000 goo
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-20
TE1lA @AA@TTI2o
ELIZABETH-TOWN,
TUESDAY, APRIL 90, 1919.

Severe Thunder Storm.-On Saturday
last this town was visited with one of the
severest storms that we recollect ever
to have seen. The rain fell in torrents for
some hours, accompanied with thunder
and lightning uncommonly severe, and
for part of the time with hail of large
size. The following account, containing
the particulars Of the damage sustained,
was handed us by friend.
"The house of Mr.. David Coriell
was struck. The lightning entered near
the chimney, splintered the mantel-piece
in the second story, melted plated can.
dlestick, passed through into another flae,
followed the stove-pipe into the store, and
then passed through the floor into the ce l.
lar. Providentially none Of the family
were injured. The spire of the Presby-
terian church was also struck, and the
electrical fluid was carried off by the con-
ductor without iujuring the building.
The barn Of Mr.. Jonathan Orsborn, also
was struck and consumed, aud valuable
horse persisted 10 the flames. Also the
barn of Mr.. TownIey Milford was burned.
There was in it about four tons of hay.
This is all the damage by lightning we
have as yet heard of within the borough"
1t appears by the New-York papers
that the storm on Saturday was very Sc.
we're in that city. The schr. Thames
lying 10 Coffee. House-slip, and loaded fol
Richmond, was struck by lightning; the
electric fluid took her foremost, descended
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-20
To be Sold

At Public Vmdue, on MONDAY the
26th instant, at 3 o'clock, r. M. at the
inn Of SMITH FREEMAN, in Rah4
mag,
EyHE STORE-HOUSE aud LOT
n situated on the cross roads near the
Presbyterian Church, in Railway; and a
PEW in said Church, being a part of the
real estate of JOHN ANDERSON, deceased.
also, good BUILDING LOT, 'front.'
iyg the old stage road, and lying between
the aforesaid Inn and Church. This is
the best Building Lot for sale in the
town. The Store-bouse is a new building,
two stories high, large and commodious,
shelved, and every way cal-
cuIated both as 10 fixtures and situation,
for Dry Goods and Grocery Store.
DAVID S. CRAIG, ! Er'rs,
JOSEPH SH0TWELL, dc.
Rahway, april 10, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-20

to the hold and set the cargo below on
fire; which, however, was soon extinguish-
ed. The foremost of the vessel was SO
much injured, that it was found necessary
to replace it. Two of the crew were
knocked down, and the rest stunned by
the shock. The house Of MIR. Everit, cor.
ner Of Anthony and Elm-streets was struck,
and part of the roof and cornice-gutler
ripped off: but none of the family were
Injured. A rope walk at Brooklyn was
set on fire by the lightning, and partly
consumed. The house of Samuel Swart.
won't, Esq. at Hoboken, was also struck
with lightning, and one of the chimneys
aud part Of the roof partially destroyed.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-20
NtwARK, April 10.


Curious Rogaery.-On Wednesday
evening last, most curious and daring
Burglary was effected 10 one of the public
Houses in the north part of this town.
The landlady about retiring for the night
discovered that a part of her own as well
IS her daughters wearing apparel was
goDe. She communicated the fact to her
husband, who posted off to the Newark
Bridge to enquire if any person had passed
with bundle. Being answered in the
Negative, the landlord hasted home, and
with lighted lantern went to his stables
to examine there. Here he discovered
person richly clad 10 woman's apparel,
with silk coat on as an outer garment
and little way off bundle nicely tied
up with lady's bonnet and lace vail,
ready for journey. Her ladyship soon
moved from her couch of hay and though
ordered 10 stop, mounted the fence like
deer. The landlord thinking this Adonis
was not without her beau, secured the
bundle as well as the lace vail and bonnet,
I and gave the alarm to those in the house.
For a time no one was seen OF further
discovery made. On opening the bundle,
it was found TO contain the clothes of
man who some weeks previous had been
ostler to the tavern keeper. The streets
were patroIed for some time in vain, till
the crash of rear garden fence pro-
claimed that some one was passing thither
the landlord hasted, and had again the
sight of person dressed in silk apparel,
whom he saw enter back door of Ger.
tain dwelling house. Entrance was de-
manded, but for some time refused. At
last the door was opened, and 10 con-
junction with several neighbours, search
was made, but in vain, except finding a
silk coat in the cellar. An escape seemed
impossible as the house was literally sur
rounded. On the point of giving up all
further search, goose pen was disco
vered aside the dwelling house. One of
the company suggested examining that
place. The family protested against dis
turbing the pen, as there were two geese
setting there. The goose house was ex-
amined--and who was here The feath.
cred race made no outcry against their
nocturnal visitors. But here was the
Dandy himself, who entreated for mercy.
Whilst 10 the cellar he had put on coat
aud pantaloons over his silks and by
removing stone in the cellar wall got
into the goosepen, and by replacing the
stone excited no suspicion. The parties
went off to a Magistrates, and OH unstrip-
ping our modern Dandy, there were found
on him lady's linen, two flannel petit
coats, one cambria and two silk gowns.
The hero Of the story is named James
Mitchell, Scolchman. He confessed the
theft, and was sent to prison for trial.
The person who harboured Mitchell, has
given bail for his appearance at the next
sitting Of the court.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-20
SACRED G0NglRRTo
MR.. SHAW

DROPOSES having Concert Of
Vocal and Instrumental Music, in
st. Johns Church, THIS EVENING,
April 20, when a variety of pieces in
Sacred Music will be sung aud performed.
He will have the assistance of several
persons from Newly ork.
Tickets, at SO cents each, may be had
at the Gazette Office, at nj. Hale's Book
store, at J, B. Clark's, opposite the Church,
and at VIM. Sttes's, Water-street. A
Ticket for whole family, 50.
April 20.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-20
NOTICE.

TvHE subscriber respectfully informs
Il his friends and the public, that he
has taken the TAVERN in BRiDeE-
Town, formerly kept by OLIVER Mar
TIN, Al miles from Elizabeth. Town and
III from New-Bruuswick, the pleasant
ness of which, and its convenient situation,
on the most public route between New
York and Philadelphia, render it very
desirable stopping place for travellers.
He has laid in choice selection of LIZ
QUORS, and all other articles necessary
10 form complete and respectable estab-
lishment, and he assures those who may
please TO honour him with their CUSTOM
that no pains shall be spared to keep the
best accommodations, and that the great--
est attention shall be paid to their pleas
ure aud comfort.
DAVID DUNHAM, Jun.
Bridge To,un, April 20, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-20
COMMUNICATED.

.Messrs, Editors,
By a notice in your paper of last
week, ] perceive Mr.. SHAW purposes to
give Concert Of Sacred Music, on the
evening of Tuesday the goth. In the
same paper is communication, intended
to draw the attention of the public, but
more particularly Of the Episcopaliaus, to
the subject. conceive, Messrs. Editors,
that the advantages which the Presbyte-
rians have derived from Mr.. SHAw's 10.
structions, are by no means fewer or less
important, than those by the Episcopa-
llans. 1t is well known, to what low
state the singing in both congregations had
been reduced, when that gentleman came
into the place and it is equally well
Known, what an astonishing alteration in
that very delightful part of public wor-
ship, has, by his interchangeable exertions,
been effected.--It is therefore hoped, that
on the present occasion, prejudice, if any
can exist, will be laid aside, and the in
habitants of the town, generally, will by
their presence this evening, testify that
they duly appreciate the benefits which
have accrued TO us from Mr.. SHAw's SER
vices, and are ready to patronise every
thing which has for its object public inn
provement. When it is recolected that
Sacred Music has been the study of MIR.
SHAw's life, that he has attained degree
of excellence surpassed by very few, we
may confidently expect rich treat in
his performances on the present occasion.
C. H.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-20

State Elections. Connecticut, Gov.
Wolcott, the republican candidate, has
been reelected. The republicans have
also succeeded in both branches of the
legislature.
In Massachusetts, Gov. Brooks, the
federal candidate, has succeeded, with a
diminished majority.
A Special Term of the Court of Chan
Gerry will be held in the city Of Trenton
on Thursday the goth of May next.
True american.
The Mayor of the City of Washington
has offered 500 dollars reward for infor-
nation relative to the incendiaries, sus-
pected to have been the cause of the late
fires in that place.
Durham and Teed, the two persons
who were sentenced for the murder of
Mr.. Jennings, were executed at Goshen,
on Friday last.-N. Y. Gas.
David Conklin and Jack Hodges, un-
der sentence for the same crime, were
pardoned by an act of the Legislature.
On the 9th inst. the village factory, in
Dudley, (Mass.) owned by DR.. Amasa
Braman, and supposed to have originally
cost $4,000, took fire, and, with all its
contents, was reduced to heap of ashes.
Strong suspicious are entertained that ii
was the work Of an incendiary.-E. Post.
Fre-On the 9th ult. two saw mills al
Carthage, N. Y. the property of Messrs.
Strong and Clark, were destroyed by fire.
An adjoining Touring mill was with great
difficulty preserved.--ib.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-20

March 2o0,oOoI. more than in December.
On the I'd Of March, Newly ork pa
pers of the I'd February were received in
London. They notice with exultation,
Mr.. Clay's Speech on the subject of the
Execution OF Arbutbnot and Ambrister.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-20
From the Poughkeepsie journal, April14.

From the Poughkeepsie journal, April14.
We learn from the Postmaster of this
Village, that the Hartford mail, due last
Friday, did not arrive till Sunday NOR
|ning-and that the person who brought
Il in, stated as the cause of its delay, that
tbe mail carrier had ahsconded, leaving
he mail at Sharon. Ii is not suspected
HAT any thing had been taken from the
mail, but it is said the carrier had in his
Possession several thousand dollars 10 bank
bills belonging to banks and individuals
ID Connecticut, which he had been en-
trusted with to get exchanged. He has
hot yet been heard from.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-20

FSHE subscriber having taken the
n Grist Mill known by the name Of
Morse's Mill, respectfully informs the pub-
lie that said Mill is 10 complete repair
He hopes by his long experience in
the business, and by punctuaI attention,
to give satisfaction to those who may fa-
your him with their custom.
ABRAHAM PIERSON.
April 20, 1919.