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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-27
Sale at Auction.
NOTICE.

r. be sad at AUCTION BY orier Of C9urt on
Wedue5day he t1Usnty Jfttb day 81 1:rgnft
next at II O'Clock n. III. al tbs Store of
tie 5465criber-
4 LII the right which the children OF Dumner
Mitche'i la;e Of Nor;hyarmoufh, deceased have
IN a IA a on Cpzeas I,isnd IN aid Nor,hysrmcu'h
formerly owned by Co. Jonathan Mitchell de-
ceased aod IL Parke Isiand comnoIiy called rag
ed arse situated in Harpswe.i.
Terms Of credir made known at the sale.
CALVIN oTOCKBRIDGE, GUARDIAN
90 said children
Enrthv,rmouth TuFv 1910
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-27
Mr.. SHrRrEy.
Ilave noticed that there Ia. tsen published

have noticed that there has been published
40 several papers, obse Yatons on the heat OF the
weather, made in some OF the towns at the west
ward. i Gay not To- embarrassing 70 your read
srs to see some thermometrical Observable ions made
m tbs town, in the course of Inc month, and
compaf son Of the different degrees of heat, dur
ne The late warm Gather ia different parts OF
ihe State. The thermometer by which the. tol-
loving observation were made is suspended IN
1 the shade on The side OF door which opens be-
tween north and south room Of 2 bulldog
ssarough which there i 4 constant current Of ar
and is entirel removed from influence arising
aFom the reflection OF the SUMS rays. The great
est heat only in the 20 hours Is gwen and this IS
usually about 2 o'Clock 4. NJ.
Portland. Salem. Boston
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-23

,ilace, the greater part Of whom we're to
20 TO South America on the long looked
Tor expedition, had formed conspiracy
10 march the troops, which were quarter.
ed 10 and near Cadiz, to Madrid, and
there force the king of Spain to sign an
amendment TO the constitution, or a new
one. O'Donnel had joined in that porteDd-
ed mischief, but on the eve Of its accom-
plishment he betrayed the whole plan, and
4 the officers engaged in il were all thrown
into prison; they demonstrated, but he al
legged as an excuse that he suspected some
thing, and joined in it merely with the
view Of exposing the conspirators. There
! IS large fleet there, yet it is by no means
Id readiness to go to South America.
Whilst we lie at the rock, we shall be en-
pioyed in stripping the ship and overhaul
ing our rigging.
Madrid, Sept. %.
g Yesterday the duke of San Fernando
vas appointed secretary of state and dis
patch, answering to our secretary of state.
salmon, who was acting as such, is made
minister to Saxony. No person is desig.
mated to go to the United States. The
duke San Fernando was selected, .b;;: was
oil bis earnest solicitation excused by the
king. The duke, who is connected by
marriage with the reigning family, was
apprehensive he should not, in the present
posture Of affairs, receive in America the
attention bis rank aud royal connection en-
filled him to EXPECT. Ills character is
said to be good
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-23
STO V ES.

YNHE subscriber informs his
u friends and the public, that he has
on hand several different kinds of Patent
STOVES, with Boilers and other fix
lures suitable for them.
Lakeuuise, Philadelphia Oval
Cooking Stoves, of different sizes.
also, Franklin Stoves-the large
size with Cranes 10, aud Pipes, finished
off in the same manner as Lanes Patent.
also, Lanes Patent Stoves, Of
all sizes finished off as may be directed.
Ind on hand, Sheet iron Stoves,
with Boilers to them.
also, Tin and Sheet-iron Boil
ers and Pans, of all sizes, for Cook ing
Stoves, and Stove Pipe Of all descriptions,
made at the shortest notice.
Likewise, A quantity of good
Geese aud Hens FEATHERS, for sale
as above.
ELIJAH KELLOGG.
Eliz. Town, Nov. %, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-23
TO BE SOLD
AT Public Vendue,

AN SATURDAY, the 9th instant,
u Ore LOT OF LAND Of about 10
acres, 10 Railway, adjoining the 40 acre
road, and land Of Samuel TookeF and
Joseph Clark.
Likewise, about 10 acres ofex-
ceiIent WOOD LAND, in Railway
Swamp, adjoining lands Of John Wood,
and Lewis Brant, belonging TO the estate
of Capt. BENJAMIN WINANS, de-
ceased.
The he Venadae to begin at ] o.
clock, afternoon, 90 the first mentioned
lot. SARAH WINANS, Er'r.
ISAAC MORSE, Err.
NnYarnher Bib. 1910.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-23
PUBLIC VENDUE.
OH TUESDAY the 3oth of No.

III xOEDDII Htc oOsH " NO
Uember inst.
WILL be offered at Public Vendue,
w in Springfield, on 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 resais
Hatiers' do; 40 reams Wrapping, do;
Is reams Writing Medium, do; Is cords
seasoned Wood. A feet ieugths; POST
ley's patent Stoves box Stoves; ten
plate Stove; Stove Pipe; 100 sides Soal
Leather; 100 do. Upper Leather;
quantity Of Kip and Calf Skins, dressed;
Scales and Weights; 10000 feet Boards
and Plank, from half inch TO four inches
thick, seasoned, among which is white
ash, white oak, black walnut, hickory,
maple, whitewood and gum, and white aud
yellow pine; 100 seasoned hickory Axle
trees; 20 sawed Wagon Tongues;
quantity Of Spokes; 1000 feet Of slingling
Lath; sett Turner'S and sett Carpen-
ters' Tools; number Of empty Hogs
heads, Barrels and Pipes; Farming Uten-
sils; Wagons aud Carts Sleds; Riding
Chair and Sulkey; Posts aud Rails !;
1900 Brooms; SOC bushels Charcoal; q
complete sett Biacksmiths' TaoIs Cotton
Machinery, consisting of Carding Ma
chimes and Drawing Frame, 10 or Is
Looms, with Reeds, Geers, &C.. 8 yoke
Of Oxen, and four Mule Team, with
Harness; aud a variety of articles of
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Vendue will commence at len o'clock,
A. M. on said day, when conditions will
be made known and attendance given, by
OLIVER WADE, Sole Executor.
Springfield, 10Th Nov. 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-23

two hurricanes experienced in the Wind
ward Islands on the 5th and 18th Octo
Der; the effects of the latter most calam
itous, having totally destroyed the pros.
pect of the crop, which was very Aatter-
ing. The accounts state that the gale was
even more severe than the hurricane Of
the 2lst September. Several drogers had
arrived TO obtain supplies, the estates be-
ing totally destroyed. The accounts are
principally from Barbados. The leewsrd
Islands felt nothing Of this gale.
Nov. %.
BY the If we learn that the plague and
fever along the Mediterranean were SUBJ
siding but at Cadiz the fever continued
to rage, and there we're about 90 deaths a
day. The fever at Santa Cruz was not
considered contagious, and was principal
ly confined to the neighborhood Of bury
ing ground which was cleared the latter
end of August. The exha!ations from ii
we're considered poisonous.
Captain Reid was still at Madrid, aud
The Hornet was to proceed to Malaga to
receive Capt. Reid, whose dispatches had
been delivered. and nine days allowed 10
the Spanish government to give an answer.
Balloon. Saturday Mr.. Guile full.
filled his promise to the entire satisfaction
of the public. AT II o'clock he assembled
from Powles Hook, in the parachute at
tached 10 his balloon, and as soon as be
had reached to the height Of about 1900
feet, be cut, and descended to the ground
not far from the place Of ascent, with No
other injury than a small wound in his
thigh, received from his knife, at the mo-
meni of cutting the rope. The day wa,
fine, the scene majestically grand, aud the
huzzas of thousands evinced their graft
fcat,on. Shortly after the interesting sep
aration between MIR. Guile and his bal.
loon, the latter went before the wind IN {
E. S. E. direction, and probably fell o.
Long Island, at considerable distance.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-23
For Sale,

TEVHE HOUSE and LOT, in Eliza
u beth Town, 10 the occupation Of the
Widow of SILAS HALSEY, situate in
Jersey near the Elizabeth Town
river. Payments made easy, and posses
sion delivered on the first Of April next.
For particulars apply to
C. S. WINANS, or
GEO. C. BARBER.
Nov. 22d, 1910.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-23
NEw-YoaK, Nov. IL.

NEW DIRK NOV. IL,
More Piracy.-Under this head, the
Philadelphia Gazette, of last evening,
states that the sloop Superior, Capt.
Barnes from Philadelphia bound to ST.
Jago, was fallen 10 with and captured of
Cape Maize by piratical schooner Of
about SO tons, armed with muskets, pis-
tolls and cane knives, but no cannon.
After abusing Captain Barnes aud his
crew-threatening to murder them, rob-
bling the captain Of his watch, &c. they
forced them into an old Ieaky boat, with
out any clothing but what they had on,
and scarcely any sustenance. In this sit
uation they turned them adrift, and bore
away with their prize, supposed for Hayti.
Capt. B. reached ST. Jago 10 days, af
ter much fatigue, and took passage in a
French brig, now below. The Superior.
we are informed, is insured 10 New
York.
Nov. 70.
By the schooner Live Oak, Capt. Britt,
we have received advices from St Barts, to
the goth. and St. Thomas to the 3lst nM
News had been received at st. Thomas Of
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-23

even in bis fall he triumphed ,-Thos runs
the proud memorial Of his glory On the
25th ult. was united in the holy bands of
Matrimony, by John M'Gehee, Esq. Mr..
DAVID HODGE, aged one hundred and
f,uo gears, and tho months, to Miss ELL
ZABETH BAILEY, aged forty years,
both Of Columbia county, state Of Geor-
gia. Mr.. Hodge was at Braddock's de-
feat, and served throughout the whole PEE
Rod of the Revolutionary war.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-23
From the Commercial Advertiser, Nov. 10.

--latest from England.-The ship Gov
ernor Griswold, Captain Cook. arrived
last evening in s5 days from Liverpool.
Our London dates are to the 9TH OF Oc-
tober, and Liverpool to the 9th.
The warmly contested election OF Lord
Mayor terminated on the 9th Of October
The following is the final state OF the
poll -
For Alderman Bridges, 1907
Alderman Thorp, 2OA3
Alderman Wood, zoos
From the highest two on the list, a
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-23
REVOLUTIONARY.

THE SPIRIT OF sEvENTy-sIx!
Another hero nf the Revolution has
fallen-~bgore the shrine Of Hymen i--~but'
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-23
TGl@ GAZETTE
ELIZaBETH-TOWN
TUESDAY. NOyEMBER %. 1919.
COMMUNICATED.

W AGOs
Conservation. ON Wednesday, l7th
inst. ST. MichaeI's Church, 10 the city Of
Trenton, was consecrated to the service Of
Almighty God, agreeabIy to the form pre-
scr,bed by the Protestant Episcopal Church
in the United States, by the Right Rev
john CaoEs, ID. d. Bishop Of the Pro
testaut Episcopal Church in New-Jersey
On this occasion, Morning Prayer was
read by the Rev. Mr.. RUDD. The Rev.
Mr.. CARTER read the sentence Of Conse-
Grafton; aud an appropriate Sermon was
preached by the Bishop, from Psalm XVI
verse 8.
The congregation was large aud atten-
tive, and manifested the most lively inter
est in the services of the day, the solem
nifty of which, was increased by the pres
ence Of larger number of Episcopal
Clergymen than has been Witnessed in
Trenton since the General Convention in
1901.
ST. Michael's Church is stone build
ing, in the Gothic style, Ga feet by Al,
and stands on the site Of the old one. The
exterior is simple and handsome, while
the arrangement and finishing Of the inte-
rior exhibit much taste, neatness and con-
yenience.
/ The erection of this building reflects
great credit upon the people Of Trenton
and will, it is hoped and believed, be ;
means of encouraging and uniting thu
Churchmen of that place, who, but a very
few years since had the gloomy prospec
before them, of the prcstration Of thei
congregation, and the total discontinuanct
of the services they loved. The lauda
BILE, the very great and perseyering effort
of very few individuals, have for SOM
years kept this congregation from ruin
They are now, we hope. commencing
long day Of prosperity and happiness
ard, under the guidance of the great Heat
Of the Church, preparing themselves 70
those rewards which are promised to thos'
who faint MOTTO those who seek the pros
perity of Zion.
| The day following the conservation, tn
Rev. Mr.. CARTER was instituted as Rec
Itor of the Church.
| Census of the City Of Vesu- York.-W,
have received (says the National Advo
cate) the official return of the Census
taken by order Of the Corporation; from
which it appears, that there are one hun.
bred and nineteen thousand, sir hundred
and fffy-seven inhabitants in the ten wards
Of this city; giving an increase within
three years of 1908. In this census
there are 46,783 males, 81, 1877 females
$500 male aliens 5,2o4 female aliens
1904 male colored people; $500 females
of colour; SIS male slaves 1855 female
SLAVES. Aud it appears, that in three
years, there has been decrease Of slaves
to the number of 367.
.4nother Governor deceased. The Watch
man paper printed at Wilmington, Del
aware, announces the death Of HENRy
MoLLEsrsN, Esq. Governor elect Of that
State.
Sickness on the Mississippi. by let
ter from Wilkinson, about 200 miles north
Of New Orleans, we learn that the whole
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-13
Silt.
Vaccine institution.

FENHE small pox having appeared in A.
4 lexandria, such persons as have been
vaccinaied by the subscriber are invited to
attend at his Office, on st. Asaph-street, be-
tween Prince and Duke streets, to have
their arms examined. INDECENT persons
are also invited to tue same place 70! the
purpose Of being vacciuated. The sub
scriber will attend at his Office every day
in the week except Sunday, from O'Clock
until 10 IN the morning, for the purpose OF
receiving them.
He proposes also to be less particular
than heretofore in the investigation OF their
claims to the benefit of the institution, as
may respect their indulgence and length of
residence in town. The subscriber ear
nestly requests Al! such citizens as may be
acquainted WITH ersons liable to cop,agion.
to send them without delay as above di
rected, where they will be served efectu.
ally and gratuitousy.
March 3 IF GUST. A. BROWN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-13
30 Dollars Reward

PAN AWAY from the subscriber yes
- terday, negro. named FRFDE-
RICK, about 26 years old, 5 feet 8 or 10
inches high, had on when be eIoped a bot
tie green close bodied coat, velvet papta-
looms, black cashmere vest, fur hat about
halt worn-took bundle containing sun
dry articles of clothing. Said Frederick
has remarkable scar on his right thigh
II is supposed he is lurking about AleAan-
dria, for the purpose of obtaining passage
for the north. Whoever apprehends said
negro out Of the state Of Maryland, shah
receive the above reward, and all reason
able charges II brought home, or secured
injail, so that | get him if taken within
the state of Maryland thirty dollars. and
al! reasonable charges If brought home 10
the subscribers residence. in Charles CO.
about miles from Piscataway.
GEORGE DEMENT,.
The editors OF the National Intelligent
Ger and Baltimore Federal Gazette will
please publish the above for four weeks,
aud forward their accounts to the editor Of
the Alexandris Gazette fof payment.
June d4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-13
For Sale.
100 Dollars Reward.

S known to have been kidnapped from
L field near Germantown, between the
hours of l2 and o'clock, on the 3Oth ult.
whilst at work alone, Free Black Man.
named HENRY HUDSON, aged between
81 aud 22 years, of the height of FIVE feet
FIVE inches, very black complexion and
dark eyes, has scar under his left arm.
between the wrist and elbow, occasioned
by the cut OF an axe.
He is by occupation farmer, a native
OF Kent county, in the state of Delaware.
had on a blue cloth roundabout Jacket, old
black silk vest, corded velvet pantaloous.
and wool hat.
He Is a very civil, inoffensive man, with
rather down look. There i reason to
suppose that he was decoyed into car.
riage, and conveyed southwark.
Any information respecting him will he
thankfully received. Keepers Of turnpike
gates, toll bridges, and tayerns. are par.
ticularly requested to give such information
as may be in their power.
The above reward will be cheerfully
paid on conviction of the perpetrators Of
this fragrant outrage upon the rights of
freeborn citizen of the United States.
REUBEN HAINES.
No. 300, Chesnut-street, Philadelphia
April "a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-13
Notice.

To Uheelwrights, BlacksmithS, Tanners
Harness.. Makers, .Saddlers. Hatters, &c.
I1ELiEV1NG as do, that PROVIDENCE.
- at Fairfax Court House, would be a
suitable situationfor mechanics OF the above
description, offer TO such, lots in that vii
lage for sale, on ground rent for ever-will
build and furnish suitable houses and rem
to them, or furnish brick to them to build
with; and invite any who feel disposed 10
settle there, for the purpose OF carving on
their respective trades to advantage, to
come and view the situation. 1t is very
public place, tie centre of the county
where the superior and county courts are
held. The Little River Turnpike Road
passes through this little town from Alex.
anlria westward, and where all tn public
meetings for the county, &c. are held and
where trades of the aforesaid description
being carried on, would meet with great
encouragement, and be public conve-
nience to the country around. No situa,ioD
can be more healthy-good water, and FIRE
wood cheap. Mechanics of the above des.
cription must generally depend on the
country people, farmers, &c. to be their
customers. Here they would be in con.
venient situation for all the purposes.
invite call, and view for themselves.
would also furnish lots adjacent, from one
to FIVE acres each, for cultivation, pasture,
sc. On moderate terms; all of which can
be shown, and terms made known. on ap
plication TO RlCHD. RADCLIFFE.
Fairfax Court House. Va.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-13
Was Committed
ITO the iail for Alexandra cou

ITO the jail for Alexandra county, as a
runaway a on si nF !2i1 IF neSrG man,
SON, alias JACOB ROBINSON. The
said negro is about 25 years of age, ana
about feet six inches high, Of a yellow
complexion;he had ON q blue cotton jacket,
and linen trowsers. When committed, be
said he was the property OF Mr.. Elliot, OF
Baltimore, but now says he is the property
OF a Mr.. Tyson, of the same place, and
that he will be entitled to his freedom in
short time.
The owner is requested TO come for
ward and prove property, pay charges and
take him away, otherwise he will be dis
posed of as The law directs.
ANDY ROUNSAVELL,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-13
Notice.
Fifty Dollars Reward.

'''' ~ ~ w 80 80
ID AN away on the 93th of April. from
4 . the farm of the subscriber, in Dogue
Neck, Fairfax Co. Virginia, negro HAIR
RY, aged about twenty three years, about
five feet ten inches nigh. very black, well
built, has a considerable impeachment in his
speech, when spoken TO eyinces much con-
fusion, and replies almost unintelligibIy
had on hen he left home, much worn suit
OF & "uestic cloth. have every reason to
believe that he is endcavoring to pass for a
free man, and as such went off in some OF
the bay craft during The late fishing season
All masters of vessels are forewarned from
harboring or taking into their employ said
negro, under penalty of having the law RI
gidly enforced against them. will give
twenty dollars, if taken in the county of
Fairfax, or district of Columbia if be-
yoEd that distance, the above reward, pro-
vlded he is secured in jail so that get him
again. WILLIAM MASON.
Charles County, Md. June /.
The editors of the National Intelligent
Ger and Baltimore Federal Gazette will in
sert the above until forbid, and send their
accounts TO Port Tobacco for payment.
June | #
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-13
Land Warrants.

NoR services in the revolutionary war.
Il in the Virginia line on continental es.
Enlistment. 80
Owners OF, and those entitled (beinp ali
VINO served three years and upwards, to
warrants OF TIE shove description, are in.
formed thai, uhc' the authority OF law OF
fhe United States, locations will, on the 4th
DAY OF July, next, be permitted to he made
on some valuable lands on the Scioto river.
and the head waters of the Great Miami ri.
ver-And as il will he the last opportunity
10 acquire good land, owners OF warrants
will DO well not 10 neglect it.
Any warrants forwarded 10 the subscri-
Der, VIII be located on such land as ht NAV
suppose most likely 10 please his EMPLOY
ers; CADWAI.LADER WALLACE.
Chillicothe, c io) April Is I9ls
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-13
Fifty Dollars Reward.

- AN away from the subscriber living
~ in King Georges county Va. on Mon
day the 22nd March, yellow man named
JAMES, about 22 years of age, his tore
teeth wide apart, and cannot speak very
quck--had on Virginia cloth clothes and
carried off shaggy great coat, he has ia
ther named Peter Hall, who lives with the
widow Morgan, at Oak Hill, Fauquier Co.
and his grandfather, old Frederick Hall, is
supposed to be living at Mr.. Terrett's ne ar
Alexandria, and it is likely he may be Turk
ing about there. will give the above re-
ward for apprehending and securing said
fellow so that get him again, and reasona.
BILE charges if brought home.
J. II. WASHINGTON.
Masters of vessels and others are fore
warned against harboring or carrying off
said fellow.
June ia If