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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-24
former, as we'll as my recent tour, through

former, as we'll as my recent tour, through
SO great portion oil the Unlon, l'laSe
seen every thing that could give satlsiac-
lion to one who takes deep interest ~
The welfare and prosperity OF his country,
Astounding as il does, 10 all the means me-
cessary for public defence and individual
comfort, the people virtuous and intelli-
gent, attached to their free institutions
aud firmly resolved TO support them, dis
playing on all occasions that manly and
independent spirit, without which no insti-
buttons, however pure in their principles,
can De long sustained: people attached
TO each other, by the ties OF consanguini-
ty, aud a common interest ties constantly
gaining strength from causes that are daily
themselves.
While these powerful causes bind US so
closely together, and We continue to exhi-
bit such nnequivocal proofs of it to the
world, rendering justice as we do to every
other nation, we may expect like return
from them, and shall not fail to attain it.
Although in these journeys, my alien
ton has been principally directed to the
great objects Of defence, yet to them it
has not been exclusively confined ! hay
endeavoured TO examine with care the de-
pendence and connection Of the various
parts of our Union on each other, and
have observed with great satisfaction the
eminent advantages which they respect
lively derive from the intercourse existing
between them.
To the condition Of the Indians, | have
always paid attention, and shall feel hap
ny 10 giving effect, as far as I may be
able, TO the wise and sslutary laws Of Con-
gress, calculated to promote their civiliza-
ton and happiness.
In the Improvement Of the Metropolis,
the whole nation is interested. 1t is graf
flying TO me TO find, that there is but one
opinion ON this subject. 10 providing the
necessary public buildings, aud promoting
the growth and prosperity of this city,
Congress have heretofore displayed a
liberal policy, in which, it may be pre-
sumed, they viii persevere. TO give
effect to such a policy, will afford me PEE
cuiar satisfaction
JAMES MONROE.
Washington, August 10, 1919.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
PHILADELpHIA. Ane

fHILADELPHlA, Aug 10.
Extract Of letter dated Lagaira, July %.
I" The grand Margarita armada, COM
posed Of 20 armed vessels aud A transports
having on board $50 English and Ger
mans, and 200 Creole troops, sailed on
the 18th from Margarita. and Oh the 9Th
effected landing at Pozuelos, 3 leagues
from Barcelona, which place was taken
on the 18th. Our army is at some dis
lance in the Interior, but are ere this
marching against the enemy. Our fleet has
gone to windward, and if they fall in with
the enemy will give good account of them.
The greatest tranquility prevails in this
city, Caracas, and The country round
business very dull. Produce high aud
scarce"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-24

great grand children, and A Of the fourth
generation. She has also brother, John
Hutchinson, aged 83, who has 3 children
~ grand children and one great grand
child.-Mrs. Elliot followed the market
10 Boston and Salem from youth until she
was So years old; was famous for sellip,
mint water aud cloth was run over by 3
,ruck in Salem, the wheel passing over
ner breast and head, after the age Of go.
she recovered in about two hours, so as II
mount her horse and ride home, distance
of 10 miles. She has always been re.
markable for her industry, aud has work.
ed until within 3 years; she was yery
handsome even at the age of 40. In the
revolutionary war she would weave 20
yards Of cloth day, for soldiers shirts.
After the age Of 80 she could mount her
horse and ride about the country, and
walk off briskiy, mile and an half at
lime. She never drank any spirit uutil
within few years, and now but very
sparingiy. After the age Of 80 she SET
lied an estate at the Probate Court cor
rectly.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-24
CHARLESTON, Aug.


YELLOW Feyer.-Th he duty of announcing
the re-appearance of this fatal disorder
in our city, once more devolves upon us.
In the performance of this unpleasant and
melancholy task, we are actuated by
sense Of duty we owe TO the public and to
humanity. We would not unnecessarily
excite aarm-neither would we be guilty
of conceaIing from the public SO important
and interesting a fact.
We have the authority from, and are
requested by, his honour the intendant TO
state, that death by the yellow fever
occurred yesterday, and that two more
cases existed. The subjects are all strait
gers to the climate, and it is hoped the
disease will not spread. Proper means
have been taken to prevent it as far as
possible.
The public shall be apprized from time
TO time (from official sources,) Of the state
Of the disease, should ii continue.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-24
From the Boston Intelligencer, Aug. Il.
IL.

Farther testimony Of the existence Of the
Sea-Serpent in our ,uaters.--We have it
from various and unquestionable sources,
that the Sea-Serpent was distinctly seen
on Friday afternoon, about o'clock, on
Lynn Beach, (near Nahant,) and was first
discovered about O'clock in the after
noon, by Mr.. Jacob Phillips, fisher
man Of Lynn, who was fishing off Nahant,
and stated that he was about 20 feet
from his boat; and as near as he could
estimate, was about 100 feet in length,
apparently covered all over with she'll,
which was full OF joints and discernable
when moving in the water. Mr.. Phillips
was somewhat alarmed for his safety and
made for the shore.
Mr. James Breed, a well known and
respectable citizen of Lynn, states that
he had full view Of the Serpent, on the
beach on Friday afternoon; was not more
than ten rods off aud saw him distinctly
through good glass, SO as to perceive
the eyes in his head.
Mr.. Benjamin Alley of Lynn, saw the
Serpent, this morning about 9 o'clock, on
Lynn beach, near low water mark and
saw him move along the beach the DIS
lance of two miles with his head about
or feet out Of water, till he came near
Red Rock where he lay a considerable
time in view Of great many persons who
had assembled thither from Lynn, and
other places.
We are also informed that number Of
gentlemen from Boston, visi-
tors at Nahant, repaired to Lynn Beach,
on information being given that the Sea
Serpent was there, and had distinct view
of him for some time. The number Of
persons from Lynn, Nahant, and other
places. who saw him this forenoon is come
puted at between two aud three hundred
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-24
NEW lRLRANs. July Ia.

We understand that one Of the boats
sent by Com. Patterson 10 pursuit Of the
pirates, overlook and captured several Of
them, that the officer put them in irons,
and sent gunner and four men to conduct
them to town, while he went in pursuit Of
the others. Two Of the men rose upon
the gunner, beat him down, and threw the
other two, who icmained faithful, into the
bayou; after which they released the pi-
rates, one Of whom drew knife, aud,
wounding the gunner 10 most shocking
manner, threw him into the woods, where
he was picked up and brought to town.
The Villains made off with the boat.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-24

: nc uurdeiei traveller, or the limb Of
some wletched victim Of the law.
From Rome we crossed the Ponune
marshes; the travelling is 10 miles an
hour; the people look as If nature was
siuking to rest still they are the only
conlented folks have seen in Italy. For
meriy felons we're condemned TO act here
as postillions; at present things are not So
bad, and only want proper management.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-24
JAMES MONROE.
Washington, August 10, 1919.
From the MilledgeyilIe journal.

No news-no news-no news--Every
thing dull, dry and undressing Nothius
TO stir the blood and spirits-No blazing
cities, bIood-stained fields, slaughtered
millions, and all that kind of thing-No
battles, sieges, plots, assassinations. aid
such like royal sport, for those who are
delighted with
Guns, trumpets, bunderbusses, drums s. thunder ,
But every thing goes oil in peace and har-
,nony. The sun shines out gIoriously, like
jolly old cock as he is-;he earth trud-
ges merrily along 10 her old beaten track /;
aud we do not learn that she stopped a
single moment to gaze and wonder at the
magnificent stranger with the fiery tail,
that iat,ly came careering along through
her Delghbourhood from over the hills
and far away. The seasons walk their
splendid round, and 6 scatter plenty DER
a smiling land" Banks and spectators
are Fast approaching that unknown coun-
try from whose bourne no traveller e'er
retnrns.' Folly is attending course Of
lectures in the college OF Prudence. Elk
travagance is submitting, with bad grace
many contortions of visage, and ludicrous
struggling OF shoulders, to the rigid and
wholesome discipline of Economy And
sober. honest, perseveripg industry is ad.
yancing with sure and steady pace to ease,
aud opuience, honour aud independence.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-24
ANEcpoTE.

One Of the Usage Indians who were on
visit to Washington city few Years
ago, being in Baltimore, was shewn ever,
thing IN the latter city that it was sup
posed could interest the attention Of one
OF the native lords Of the forest. Among
other things his guide conducted him to
see the gaol After viewing it with at
tention, he exclaimed, +" Whdt dat % the
reply was, " The gaol" Indian. Whats
gao 2" His guide answered, GA place
to put Indians 10 who don't pay the skins
they owes" skins being the medium Of
exchange. or symbol of wealth among the
North American savages.) Having view
ed it Tor some time with astonishment, the
untuored child of nature gave this reply,
worthy of a Socrates, Plato, Roche.
fsucsut, or a Franklin" Indian can no
catch skin dere.' aurora.
Here is a lesson OF humanity, as well
as policy, that white men should blush to
learn.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-24
From the Salem (Mass. Gazette.
LONGEVITY.


There is DOW living in the town OF
Middleton, in this State, an old lady b,
the name of RUTH ELLIOT, at the very
advanced age Of one hundred and f,uo
she has two sons living Stephen,
aged rs, who has one child aud five
grand children, is in good health, and
works every day at the coopering and
various other businesses his eye sight is.
perfect. Asa, the other brother, will be
"a IN September next has children and
5 grand children. One son (Andrew)
deceased a. about the age of SO, from
whom are 5 children, % grand children,
ond 8 great grand children. Mrs. Elliot
has been a widow number of years; she
has sister, Beisey Nichols aged 90, who
has 10 children, 20 grand children, 5
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-10
Fish Barrels and Salt.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boo
and Shoe Mandatory.

rF1HE subscriber respectfully informs the
I inhabitants OF Alexandra and its VI
cinity, that he has recommended the shoye
business, opposite the Mechanics Bank,
klng-slreet, and intends keeping on hand
handsome assortment ofladies' and gentle.
mems boots and shoes of all descriptions OF
his own manufacture, at as reasona le pr,
oes as can be had in town, AMI OF g"od
quality, as he Is Determined none s'sal if
ty and neatn;ss, ami hores by bis strict al
tention, 10 merit share of public patton
age IN, -,
All orders and measures will be stric'ly
attended TO and executed OH the shortes
notice.
Two apprentices wanted to the above
business: boys from TIE country Will be
preferred. JAMES Z. " Hl1E'
February "a
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W. & ". Harmon,
C.ABLlNE1.MakERS.

S.iI)fsFl< ~stsihILltD,
- ESPEC FULLY inform their friends
4 a ami The public in general, that they
still continue to Curry on the above business
in all its various branches, at the same old
stand, Royal-st. between King and Prince,
and have now on hand han isome aSsOrt-
menl OF cabinet ware, all OF their own ma
nuiacture consisting of si,ie-boards, secre-
tarys ana book cases, bureaus, ladies' work
stands, mahogany and stained wood bead
steads, cradles, sophas anil easy chairs, one
handsome mahogany Writing desH, &c. sc.
Also, on hand large quantity OF St. Do
mingo and Bay Mahogany, in log and
hoarrs, and cut to any dimensions at
short noice--tour or FIVE thousand feet Of
elegant veneers for bureaus anu secretarys,
all OF which they are determined to sell low
er than the same quality can be had in the
district All kinds of uphoIstry work
done as usual
They would rent for one or more years
a very excellent shop and yard Tor car
penter, whcewrisht, or blacksmith, stu.
ated on RoyaI-street, between Prince and
Duke street. Feb ii II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-10
Orphans Court

Prince Georges county, FEB. 9, 1919.
ORDERED that John Barnes, john So
~ thomn, aud Henry Gardiner, execu.
tors of Samuel Bond, deceased, give the
notice required by law 10 the deceased's
creditors to exhibit their claims. and that
the same be published once a week for six
succeeding weeks in the Alexandria Ga
zette and Daily Advertiser.
Test, TRUEMAN TYLER. Reg'r.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE,
That the subscribers have obtained from
the Orphans Courtof Prince Georges Coun-
ty ~ Maryland, letters teslamentary on the
personal estate of Samuel Bond Esq. late of
Prince Georges County deceased /; all per-
sons having claims against the said deceas-
ed are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscri-
bers at. or before the GATH day of August
next-they may otherwise, by law, be ex.
cluded from all benefit of the sad estate. -.
Given under our hands, this 2 LIST day Of
February, 1919.
JOHN sOT'HORON, }
JOHN BARNES, 7 Executors.
HENRY GARDNER, }
February "a w'Al0
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49, - ~ -
February 20.
50 Onllars Reward.

Dan AWAY from The subscriber, Ed
~ MCND, dark mulaito man, "a years
oi aye, about D feet high lie has an i'm.
peinment in his speech; but it is not al
ways observable when he is spoheu to-
Il IS very delicate looking man, has a
sum! lack mark or scar on his fee.
IL had on when be left me, 4 blue coat,
with git blttonS; 4 striped swansdown
~al>tcaat; blue stocking-net paut9'0ons !;
aud glazed hat And he has a drab CO.
Nred great coat, with large single cape,
The collar Of which Is lined with green vel
vet
The above mentioned servant was lately
purchased by me of Ian Ion Carter. esq
OIL h'c"nont county, Virginia; but ha, e
feason 10 believe that he will be lurking in
"' a'out AseAandria, Georgetown or Wash
nSton.
he above reward viii be paid if deli
YER To me, provided lie is apprehenIeG
IN tirginia or 90 dollars ii he is secured
m laii, ;" that get him again; or | will
give ''D dollars reward it he is taken GU;
o. me safe and delivered to me in the city
81 Richmond.
D.. ROBERT GWATHMEY.
h'ch:n@nn, March 9t*
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Naval Stores. &c.
Urphans' Court.

.Rcraad,sa Couaty,l 1910
.Merch Term, 1917 o
ORDERED, that the Executors OF John
" Gardner Ladd, deceased, do insert the
usual advertisement three times a week for
six weeks in the Alexandria newspapers.
A Copy,
Teste, A. MOORE, Reg. of wills.
THIS is TO GlE-E NOTICE,
That the subscribers, OF Alexandria county,
in the district of Columbia, have obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
tiers testamen,ary on the estate Of johnGard-
ner Laid, late OF the county aforesaid. de~
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said decedent, are hereby warned To-
exhibit the same 10 the subScri, ers with the
vouchers thereof, passed ny the Orphans
Court, on or before the 9th day OF Sept'r.
next, or they may by law be excluded from
all benefi! To said estate, aud those indebt-
ed thereto are required to make immediate
payment.
Given under our hands this 9th day If
March, 1879.
SARAH LADD, Executrix.
JOHN H. LADD, Executor
OF John G. Ladd, deceased.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-10
Notice.

To Wheelwrights, Blacksmiths. Tanners,
Harness. Makers, Saddiers, Hauers, &c.
ELIEVING as | do, that PROVIDENCE.
- at Fairfax Court. House, would be
suitable situation for mechapics OF the above
description. offer to such, lots in that vii:
lage tor sale, Oh ground rent for ever-will
build and furnish suitable houses and rent
to them, or furnish brick to them to build
with i; and invite any who feel disposed to
settle there, for the purpose Of carrying on
their respective trades to advantage, 10
come and view the stu ton. 1t is very
public place. tie centre OF the county,
where the superior ami county courts are
held. The Little River Turnpike Rod
passes through this lite town from Alex
anra westward, ami where all ih public
meetings for the county. &c. are held and
" here trades OF the aforesaid description
being carried on, would meet with great
encouragement, and be public conve-
ni.nce to the country around. No situalion
can he more heathy-good wat r. and fire
wood cheap. Mechanics of the above des.
cription must generally depend on the
country people, farmers, &c. 10 be their
customers. Here they would be in con-
venent situation for all the purposes. [
invite call, and view for themselves. |
would also furnish lois adjacent, from one
to five acres each, for cultivation, pasture,
&c. on moderate terms; all OF which can
be shown, and terms made Known, on ap-
pliCation 10 RiCH'D. RAfCLlFFE,
Fairfax Court House. Va,
Marcb2 Rw2wlawtf
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To Rent.

49, That new brick dwelling, plea
ATT sanity silu .te,i n King-s1Tert, OPP;
So posi,e 4. c. Cazenove S Esgr. aud
g ss.4 now occu iei hy S. Harper, Esqr.
Also a store and ware house, with dry. floor
ed cellars, ftledup for business, at tx sou h
west corner Of King aD1 Patrick streets ::
and comfortable frame dwelling house,
with st,hle and garden, nigh to the above
Possession OF any of the property nay be
had Immediately. RICHARD. 81 iDE,
Who having relinqu shed business. desires
all accounts to be an I'D for settlement at
his fathers counting room ian29
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Public Sale.

WILL he sold on THURSDAY, at
~ lJ'c ock Am. if fair, j. not the next
lair day, at the Store occupieu by S. D.
Harper, on King street, all his stock ia
trade, consisting OF hats, furs and shoes,
and hatiers' tools-And, Immediately after,
. HOUSE and lot OF ground, situate OH
queen -stree:,-4O feet frcnt, running back
hall, the square TO 20 feet alley: Terms
made known at place OF sale
J. H. DAVIS, Assignee.
5. A. MARsTELLER, Auctioneer.
March
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-10
Shoes and Hats

Shoes and Hats
S. 4. D. REED
uAVE just received fresh supply,
L l. consisting of the following kinds
Ladies morocco bootees lcolored
Do walking shoes, black l.
Do leather do
Do cork sole do
Do morocco slips with military heels
Do black and colored
Do kid slips do
Misses ani children's morocco and lea
Mems calf skin shoes I'her shoes
Do thick do; Toys thick and bound do
Mems and boys ow priced hats
Boys white wool low priced do
2 boxes ladies' fine straw bonnets
All of the above articles are offered for
sale al low prices for Cash, or al the usual
time to punClual dealers that purchase by
the quantity. We take this method to in
form country merchants that We have made
arrans ements for large supply of shoes
Tor the ensuing spring, and shall be able TO
furn'sn them at the lowest Baltimore and
Philadelphia prices. II February IL
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Public Sale.

PURSUANT to decree Of the y,
5. circuit Court for the District ii CO.
iumbla Tor the county OF Alexsn ria, will
be sold on The premises on the Ztb ~ of
March next, lot OF ground. IN which is e.
IT cted frame tenement. situate on tn.
north SIDE OF Duke street aid to the west.
ward OF Alfred street ia tie town O: Alex
and.la-2l feet inches front and IS feet
deep to an alley % feet wite-sujcct
TO an annuity OF rent charge of GO 66-lOe
per annum. Terms at sale.
tebl9 A MOORE, Commis'r.
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Nntice.

~ tttCC.
DY virtue of deed of trust secured to
sS me by William II Hayes, dated tue
18TH o; May, 1877, TO secure TO Sarah Ew
ell, the SUN of 800 dollars in the said deed
men,ione /, will be sold to the highest bid
der for ready money, on the +lb day nt A
pril before the house door in the town
of D. MFRIES, all the residue OF a Ger
tain tract Of land, containing by estimation
-, CATER first laying of 800 acres adj
ioning the main road leading from Dunn.
,iries to Occoquan, being part of said
tract of land, II being The land that was
conveyed by the said Sarah Ewell, TO the
laid William II. Hayes lying in said coun-
ty of Prince William 10 satisfy the said
Sarah Eweil, her debt, interest and costs
as expressed in said deed. The said la"d
is situated near the town of DulIiiries in the
county of Prince William.
CHAS. EWELL.
Feb 81 3w Trustee.
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John Fl. Ladd 8 Co.
OFFER for sale at reduced prices, for
" approved paper at long dates
IS hhds West-lndia rum
So N. E. rum
80 bis do do
ID hhds and 10 bis India Point and
common gin
| hid and Dbl cherry bounce
10 bbls coloring
81 boxes white Havana sugar
23 brown do
80 hhds retailing molasses
26 bags green Havana coffee
90 chests Dung Tyson tea
chest imperial do
$50 boxes mould candles
25 do dipped DO
81 do yellow aud brown soap
so 90 fancy soap
81 tens Russia old sable iron
goo pieces Russia sheetines
81 bales and cases English, India,
German and domestic goods
10 boxes mems and boy S coarse and
fine hats
cases large and small combs
90 trails Arabian dates
~ boxes Turkey figs
40 10 Muscatel raisins
8 casks lemon juice
CassIa mustard aud ginger
Pipes, hall pipes AM quarter casks
Scots and other Madeira and Sicily Madei.
"a wines
Reams writing, sugar loaf, wrap
ping and shpathinp paper
Bales English herring seine Irvine
Dbl indigo
e5 casks red ore
400 casks lime
1900 bushels loose lime
100 M clearand understandable boards
1000 bushels Albany cats
270O bushels Isle OF Nay salt
5000 do Liverpool coarse do
GOO do Lisbon 90
Is casks Connecticut cheese
Boxes dun Goldfish
25 bis prime pork
10 navy beef
so No. 9 behring's
50 casks English powder, lying in
the powder house
5 cases mems and boys shoes
50 boxes double REIN d Italian brim-
stone
25 Connecticut ploughs
Clocks, time pieces and mahogany
furniture
Weavers' reeds or Stays
Nest measures, boxes, gin cases and
shaving boxes
100 grindstones
Yawl boats
ITO kegs large and small twist manu-
featured d. '? a.; s::; ;. hep. ~
IS tons fustic
Is crates and hhds Liverpool ware
40 boxes window glass, of various
sizes
Cordage, handspikes, mast hoops,
hanks. &c. g.. March
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March 3
Was Committed

ENO the Jail for the county OF Alexandria,
a Ontle l7th inst. as runaway, negro
nan, VINO calls himself MOSES DAVIS,
and says he formerly belonged 10 a Nelly
Ratings, at FeIl's Point, Baltimore, and
that Doctor Golfer, of Baltimore, eau inform
his mistress of him. Said negro is about 81
year, ofage five feet, six inches high, dress
CT in sailors clothes; he says he sailed
from Baltimore twelve years ago with capt.
Peu;cc, in the brig Joseph, and mas been
absent from his mistress ever since.
The owner is desired to come prove pro-
perty, pay charges, AMI take him away,
Otherwise, he will be disposed OF as the law
directs.
ANDW. ROUNSAVELL, Jailor.
February ~