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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03
MARLBOROUGH FOR SALE.

MARLBOROUGH FOR SALE.
ny oirfue Of pouers rested in as, the Subscribers.
- 6gfhe last uiH Of john Cooke, deco. Of N9Dord
county, Pirgtnid spe 0per for safe that t.t0sbfe
cstafe, kHoVn 6y The name Of HiRLBOROUGH.-
IhS tsfdfe contains about $50 acreS-3s0 Of uh!ch Is
Hdt tomd lying ia body about 100 acres " Odir-
Dfe marsh easily reclaimed, end tie residEe h,gh
land Of yery Uatnd6ie character IL is situated ~,
ne county Of STAFFORD aud state oJ Virginia, com
menciag at the month Of Potomac creek, at its JRHr
fio" NTH fhe Potoaac river, and np Sdid TiOer
ndngh from this point to -sccOkeek one Of tc mari
guile branches ~ Potomac creek, The distance is
aG0ut ofa mile thus ieaUing the tract entirely
Surrounded by ndter eIcePt on tie last mentioned
line. This is perhaps Tie most desirable estate iH
The eastern section OF PiTgiHia IFS soft Is net san"
passed by any for the production ot the Sfdpie drti
cleS ~ The Stufe db0attS NTH springs 81 e1CeHtHt
cater, and is particularly adapted 90 the sTeHtis Of
red clover It's Hintor and spring fisheries, hare
produced a nett prOft Of : $500 per unRu'I. HHd
tout as ~ great abundance ) and there on the
la'id inerAduSttble BEDS Of she'll MARI nchich hare
Dee" pronounced by English JarniefS 10 be ne S0Ps
Tt0r ~ any fioUH i Europe. IAtre has been seeded
N'S JdH Is 6UsAeLs nas0t and q JcU acres n rye.
IL rs distant from the markets Of the District or
COtXmbta Is miles from Fredericksburg miles.
Possession" can De had Tie tSt day VI Jaaaary
1870, and The terms nude accommodating.
Il siore niiaHte description Is deemed unnecessary,
as IL Is presumed those LUAO mag irish p1rchase
this pdiaa6le property HiH VieU themselves 49,.
Implication nfag be made 10 yOhn ". or jere ~.
Br0maagh, Georgefonn, District oj' Columbia, John
w. Green, Fredericksburg, or 10 either Of ths SuL.
scri1erS, residtns az UeSt Farm, .5qEia, Ia.
- JOHN COOKE,
Ner 10. 5I..T GEORGE n COOKE.
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ben. JaneS Harris 4 JOHN JOMes,
HAVE connected themselves IN the COMMISSION
H BCSINEJS, under the fTn Of HARRIS * JONES,
aud IN that line they offer their all who ma
please 10 favor them.
Richmond Iuiy
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WARRINGTON TAVL-.

A BERNARD returns his sincere thanks 10 his
"a friends aud The public general for tue liberal
encouragement lie has received MA his line aud he
takes ibis method of informing them that he fully cx
poets to continue To Keep the Washington for years
after the present tat he is pTepaI With good rooms
10 entertain twenty OF the Members OF The Assembly OH
reasonable terms aud can al all times entertain
considerable number of transient customers good
terms as any other person ia his line He provided
with good osiler, aud always Keeps hs stables well
supplied with gain, &c.
Richmond, Nov. II. 57..4t
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I'centg Eyye DoIio,, Reyo,d

ID ANAWAf hom the subscriber hyigg near Milton
IL ADemaIIe county, on the i3ih September last
negro STEPHEN, bia L man, about 50 wears old s
feet or inches hgA, square built well SCI feos-
when questioned Sharply on any occasion has an inped
imeut 81 apparent dmcuy % reply still nufe obsrrv.
able w quick nioii"n Of The eJeshe was purchased
uf NajOi Jaues GbbOn Of Richmond where be has
relations aud ftieuGs and IS doubt lurking. Wbs
ever will deliver him TO Bernard Peytpn Esq. Of RcA
nond to ne, secure hiiB ~ any jail SO that get
him again, shalt be catitled 10 The above reward.
CRAVEN PEYTOR.
Alhematle. November 10. 56..n
- OBkRF y HALL NELSON q CO.-Itase fcceiv
~ 60 general assortment o( SPRING GOODS
which they viii sell at tile lowest prices, lor cash, or
approved negotiable paper.
"a! -. s..tf
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10 Maior ALLEN Bernard, who was
Soldier Of the Revolution and many years Repre-
sentative III the House Of Delegates OF Virginia and
now occupant Of the Washington iaterB ia The city
Richmond, offers his services the Senate OF Virginia
to supply the Office of Sergeant al Aims that Houo d.
BILE Body. Nov. 20. s7..lt
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Iaad. Negr0es. &c. For SAFE

IN execution Of the will Of JAMES SCRUGGS, dec. I
Il shall offer for sale on the ninth dsy Of December
HeIf, on The premises the plantation which the said
ScTuggs resided Situated in Geochand county. the
walters Of the Byrd creek, containing than 700
ACT s, and adjoining the Ian Of George Iolsr Col
W. &. Nicholas aud others on the usual credit for the
pufcbase....AHd on the same day, aud at tue same
place, betweea 80 and 30 negroes Ia he sold U families
II practicable, on a credit OF twelve months.
dAf or tie 1911 day Of This present month"; NOUeRl-
Der, Og the said psntatOn, will he sold publicly to
the highest bidder all the stock Of horses cattle sheep
hogs, Sc.-lhe crop of corr, fodder, &c. plantations
uiensls, household furniture, &C. credit Of IL
months for all SUNS $ 20.
The purchasers at tbe sales 10 execute bonds with
approved security.
ARCHIBALD BRYCE, Jr. Admir- with TIE
will annexed Of James SiuEgs. dec.
Goocbiand, Novenib,rl2. 5I..tds
ATOIiCE....Ibe subscriber alone Is authorized Ia
receive the outstanding dests due TO the late con
ceTn Of LYLE, SCOTT 4 SAUNDERS, having been az.
thefeOfby the superior court ofcbancery
tot the Richmond dsiTtt ~ IS expected that all per
sous indebted t. the said concern viii make mmed
aie payment. longer indulgence he afforded.
,ec s2..1 SWIVEL TAYLOR.
I1oOerl GreeHhow, Agent Of tie President
anu Professors Of Hiliiam Ngrg Coiege,
u ESPECIfULII sOiics the COUNTY SURVEYORS
y throughout the state avail themselves Of the OF
pofuHiiy tbdt will shortly he Slotded them through
tbeir respective representatives, % forwarding to hin
thai portion u tboir fees which BY law aud their OWt
engagements, they arc bound ~ gay " ,he supeied
| ants % that institution.
| CITY IL Richmond, nov. o. j4,,Im
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4 NOMMllIED 10 Buckingham jail Oh The 81 INST. "a
~ negro aoInan by tue nanie oil PATTY. She stoi-
eabiy black feet iuche. high, aged about IS OF ~
Years she says abe belongs To Mr.. Clarke, and lett
him III Chesterfield county, Va. The owner is request
edio take her away She viii he dealt with The law
directs JOHN MCRI YNOLDS, Tailor
November
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rr The ENQUIRER 10 pSblished twice q week, gen
.,ly and three times week during the session Of tue
/Ia:s LsgsiafurcPrice, the same heretofore Fius
Dollars per apuum, payable in advance Notes Char
Jared Banks, (oa!y) will be received in
payment. The Editor will guarantes the safety Of
ng them by mail, the postage OF all letters being
paid by the writer's.
t No paper will be discontinued, [Out at the dscre
ION Of the Edor until all have been paid
E Whoever will guarantee the payment ofnine papers
isali receive a tenth gratis.
TRIMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One SQWare-F3rst InJertioB, IS cenfs-sach
continuance, SO ceaf1.
No Advsrtisenenf Inserted until &c las either been
paid for assumed bp person in fhtJcffy or ITS
esDsronS.
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~. Q. NDbBf--IIIOhNIsI IT NIT,
~ ILL attend the superior aud inferior Hen
w rico, New Kent and King william, aud Ihe Illus
iigs court of The city of licluund. All business which
may be eonded 10 him, Ill meet with puncuai
Won His office sover Mr.. D0Tshemer's, few door
below the United States Bank. Nav. 20. So.
WlLL BIZ SOLD, Oh Wsdnesddy the l5th Dectaa6eT
w neat, al Springfield Coal Pits the aIe residence
OF Daniel Burton deceased, all the stock of HORSES,
CATTLE, SHEEP aud HOGS, cop of CORN FODDER,
&c PLANTATION UTENSILS, household and kitchen
FURNITURE.
Twelve mouths credit will he given for all sums
$40 thai sum aud under cash viii he expeced-tbe
purchasers la all cases will he required 10 give bond
WIN approved security to carry interest from the dale
IL not punctuaily paid.
n All persons having claims against the said estate
are required 10 pTeseu; them without delay for settle
Inen; likewise thUse indebted will make payment,
indulgence will not be given, X. BURTON,
Adin'or of Daniel Burton, decd.
November23. 7..ids
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A. : $50 or & 35O Re,oord :

SOR apprehendng and lodging in jail no
u hay SAM, yellow fellow about 20 years old per
haps feet inches high, pretty well prOporoned full
round face, was lately Tue property of Dr.
dnd having travelled with MIN once OeHeT to BaI
more ana Philadelphia whsIe he has probably formed
acquaintance il is presumed he may attempt TO 90
that way with free pass or as Dr. Fousbees
He has travelled by The way of fredericksburg DUN
ines, Washington City, &c.-s acquainted most partcu-
Early at 6adsbys tavern in Baltimore aud at a MI.
Jachsons IN Philadelphia, who keeps livery stable IN
4th street. He is well known in and this place
He left me Oh the 2gth uit and am told was seen in
this place OIL the 3is. $3.50 viii he given taken with.
in the stale OF Virginia, $50 il in any
JOSEPH ECHOLS.
Richmond, September 3. 81. If
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4 AND FOR BANK SroCK.-I irish 20 sell a tract
- Of taHd tying iW CampbeH county, 70 miles from
Ly~chbHrg, miles from CampbeH courthouse, 01,d
ABOUT miles from StauHtOR river. This tract is
commonly called the" Locust Tbicket,"-cJHfdiRs by
recent surrey 1886 acres Tying tceH any tract
1t The cOaHtg.-4b0ut 100 acres hate been cleared
TIC 6staRce as co0ered 1Dith valuable t!m6cr5 poT-
tt0H ~ good toddccs LdR4, and The phOSe treii
Gdapted 90 Jarming-H is ueH uatered, and the
leighborhOod is good. Stock " the Bank Of the Unit
ted States, Bank Of Virginia, or the Farmers Bunk
Of VtrgAiu could 6e taken IN payment, or accOmO
ddtits time given the purchase money. 5fr. johh
-4terdhIder, Hsar Campbell courthouse, IriH SheU
the i0nd. WILLIdM e.. PENDLETOR.
RicHmORd HIdU II. t.v
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Nelson county. Sept. IA. sGo. Isas e %s" ~.

4 PETITION will be presented 10 IL e neal Ut..is'
Assembly, praying that law may pass authorizing
aud directing be inspectors Of tobacco break each
Md four tles FOL the purpose OF more eectualy de
tecng and preventing false packing aad iesseDns the
censure hnd complaints often made against them
passing bad tobacco-but to take samples from only
Two breaks, unless the owner consents moIr Also
10 Ise The price for opehng cooperng and weigh
ing inspected tobacco. aud III The price for reviewing
Inspected tobacco, and prevent all gTGnbling and
plants against the preseat very low
pass law tor the purposeo authorizing the
To sell tobacco, IL The existing statutes do give
tue right, aud to liz their commission for the
November 70. 57.,as
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James Riuer Land for SAFE.

rkNHE subscriber will stiI the tract OF land wherein
the late Randolph eerson lived, lying the csnuty
OF buckingham, on James river, opposite 10 SCOTS
Ferry, and within ten miles Of three manufacturing
mills, containing between hiteen aud sixteen bundred
acres, Of which about hundred aud eighty acres
ARE low grounds, (by late survey part Of the high
balance second, third and fourth.
Tue Terms will be nsaodating, aud made known
on application to ZACHARiAH NEVlLL, Adm.
with the will annexed Of Randolph
Nelson county, Sept Ia. tGD. J.aerson dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03
BALDWIN * IVES.

! BALDWIN 81 IVES,
ESPECTFULLI inioI IN their friends aud the public
Il That having associated themselves with A b. Car
rigton, the Dry Good business heretofore carried on
by them viii in future be conducted under the dI of
BALDWIN, IVES * CARRINGTON,
AT No. 8, Union Row, where they have constantly OH
tald. and ae receiving general assortment OF
articles in their line, which they offer, Wholesale
retail, at tie most reduced prices
November 10. SIS. ct
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'EWUSr DEED.... In pursuance OF the provisions oil
n ADDED trust dated The Sth day of April, 1919
from Thomas T.. WagganIan aud wife, duly recorded
according 10 law for certain therein named
shall proceed ON Tnesday The 7th day " December
HeIf, between The hours of 10 A. ~. and IL l.. 81
the premises, 10 sell for cash certain lot OF ground
fronting nifty feet The channel OF James river, al
joining the property Of John lie aud others and
III the possession of John Foster aud Son. aud by
them as WHAT Said property to be sold subject to
lease " hch will expire in the year 1923.
ROBERT DOU1HAT, Trustee.
November %. 57..tds
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AK, The Fine Sap Henry Ciay,

49, Capt. JOHN CARNEs, has com
Ienced loading for London. The greater portion OF
her cargo bcag engaged and going board, she will
laect With Dispatch. For freight of 100 hhds. which
viii We taken Low, apply 10 WILLIAM GlLLiAr.
tJ Letter Bag Is nov up at the Merchants Coffee
House for the shp NOliAWK, Capt. Samuel Nichols,
for London, TO be taken AWAY in live Ut six Gays.
NuVemberO Calf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03

i0TICE....A petition will be presented to the next
Legislature ofViTginia praying that the Common
weah's right to lot No. j5l in tue city Of Richmond
may be vested III the heirs OF Pleasant Younghusbaud
deceased for reasons that will then he made known.
October 5. ly..tsi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03

A PETITION viii be presented To the next General
Assembly of Virginia, praying that part Of the up.
per emo Of The county OfHauOver and part Of the
ei end Of The county OF LOUISA bs added the county
Of Goocband-boh paris Of counties lying the south
side Of Sautb Anna river. AZ. N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03

JOSEPH s PHILiP HiYO,
GTAVE united in The PRACTICE OF TiE LAW
One the Oher Of ihe will constantly attend the
various held in the city OF Richmond aud The
inferior and superior courts of Goochland Powhalau
anj Chesterfield. Aug 10. 2S..u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03

.5aaNs Passage to London.
10y The fiue New York ship Woka,pk,
SsnT NICHOLS being nearly loaded. and intended 10
sail fo the above port In The of days. can
handsomely accommodate a few cabin aud Storage
PASSENGERS, on very moderate terms, II application
lie made 10 the Captain board al Warwick the
subscriber. WILLIAM GILLlAr.
October 20. 50..u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03

NTARY SourHGATE, grateful for the encourage.
lSA ment she has received from chs ladies Of Rich
mont It's ycinite. iuforDs them she
has Jus opened large aud elegant assortment Of MIL
lkERi at her old stand consisting principally Of
horn, velvet straw aud satin BOANETS, Of the latest
patterns AN elegant assortment Of London BEAVERS
of all sizes aud cOioTs lace aud gauZe dresses elegant
trimmings for pesses and dresses nets cuis AID head
oTniuieaIs taps, turDans feathers and oWSrs capes
collafeis, &c.a of which will sold, at tue most
reduced prices lot cash OF town acceptanccs.
MaNrUA MAKING aud CHIPPING done with neat
ness aud despatch.
Mehans frVlu The country are particularly reaSesl-
ed 10 call aud judge for themselves.
N. D. LeghoTn straw hOunsIs, cleaned and repaired.
October ~. 4s,,I
Cobee, Sugai, Spanish Hides, &c.
5o Bags Prime GREEN COFFEE
20 ithds. do. ST. CIOiX SUGAR
20 do. I'd quality dO.
POGO Spanish on HIDES
20 Barrels TANNERS Oil,
Aud Will lie landed to-day from the Scir. Hamlet.
from Philadelphia
20 Hhds good RYE WHISKY
80 BarTciS do. do.
POR sALE Low Br
NhLSIoN x PLEASANTS.
October %. Isu
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6 credit OF tbree months will be given for all pur-
chases exceeding $780, approved endorsed notes.
THO. L. M'KENNI, $. 1T.
Nov. 20. So. ids +. DAVIS. Auc''.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03

the passage. II is unfortunate the man
was killed, as il gives occasion Tor the
blackguards TO mix the Reform business
with The keelnan's disputes, and keeps
the latter out of work There are guards
al all the spouts, and no violence has Yet
been attempted on them, though threat
eneu.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-01-12
In Chancery efNezv-Jersey.
AARON B. WOODRUFF, }
Us. Ri. Fa.

+
JosrpH NEsBrrr.
It'd Y virtue of the above stated Writ of
.D Fieri Facias, TO me directed and de
slivered, have levied on ALT hat certain
tract or parcel OF land situate, lying, and
/ being in the township of Elizabeth, in the
county Of Essex, and state Of ofNew-Jersey,
containing two acres, one quarter, and
twenty-one square rods, excepting there
out one acre heretofore sold TO Jonathan
Parker) bounded northerly by land OF
Jonathan Parker, westerly by land of DIR.
Robert HaIsted, southerly by land of Ed
ward Sale, southeast by land of Joseph
Nesbitt, and the brook, and northwest by
the road--which 1 shall expose TO sale at
Public Vendue, at the house of ErHRAIM
CLARK, Innkeeper in Elizabeth Town, on
the 9th day of February next between
the hours of IL and o'clock, afternoon.
NATHAN SQUIER,
Sheriff Of EsSsr County.
December l6, 1918.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-01-12
CASH STORE.

HvHE subscriber, fully convinced from
Ill the experience he has had, that bis
plan of selling Goods at reduced prices
for ready pay, is mutually beneficial to
himself aud customers, will continue tha!
mode of business. Having recently made
large additions TO his former stock, he is
enabled to offer very general assort
ment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
CROCKERY, &c.
Particularly ali extensive assortment OF
superfine and common CLOTHS, CASI-
MERES, and WOOLLEN GOODS,
suited to the present season which hav
ing been purchased for cash, principally
at auction, are offered for sale at very re
duced prices.
FIRE WOOD, and all kinds of pro
duce, will be received at the market price
in payment for Goods.
CALEB 0. HALSTED.
Eliz. Town, Oct. IS, 1918. If
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-01-12
Dissolution Of Co. Partnership.

Dissolution Of Co. Partnership.
HHHE Co-Partnership of HALSEY
& SITES, is by mutual consent
this day dissolved, so far as relates to
their concern in store business. A settle
ment of their accounts therefore becomes
necessary, and those having unsettled ac-
counts with them, will please to call on
WILLIAM Sites, at their old stand,
aud settle them Immediately.
SMITH HAI.SEY,
WILLIAM Sites.
Els. ToYun, Dec. Il, 1918.
NIB. Those indebted need not wait sor
further information to induce them TO cal.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-01-12

that OF the others, who are destitute OF
such advantages, we cannot but deplore
the lack Of means, TO diffuse more exten-
sively, the inestimable blessings of civiIi-
zaiioD.
We therefore, respectfully petition, that
Congress take into consideration the de-
plorable condition of these children of the
wilderness. and appropriate funds TO open
schools among them, furnish them Turning
utensils, and thus assist them 10 the prose
cution of those advances in civilization,
which are essential to human happiness.
Signed by direction of meeting of the
representatives of the Religious Society
of Friends aforesaid. held at Mount
Pleasant, 10 the state of Ohio, the goth of
the 18th month, 1919.
BY JONATHAN TAYLOR, Clerk.
Mr.. Hopkinson, Of PHILADELPHIA. con
cluded speech in support of the Bank
rupt Bill, in the House of Represen-
tatives Of the United States, as follows !:
6 Our deliberations ON this bill are
watched aud followed by many an aching
eye and throbbing heart. There is an
accumulation Of distress in our community
which can be only thus relieved, hardly
TO be imagined by those gentlemen who
do not inhabit the commercial portions oi
our country. Thousands, whose enter
prize, too daring, or most unlucky, has
e riched their country aud ruined them
selves, now look to you for their emanci-
patton from slavery more intolerable than
chains Of iron, for it weighs upon the
heart more immovable than bolts an,i
bars, for death only can afford an escape.
An incalcuiable mass Of talent, indu stry
and energy, bound in icy fetters, will
spring again into action, improved by ex-
perience, and chastened by misfortune
Thousands will be seen striving and Ia
touring in the paths of useful industry.
who ere now sank in torpid inactivity,
borne down with weight Of debt. which
no effort on their part can shake off OF
tighten. Look at the fam lilies of these
unfortunate men, once in the enjoyment Of
every comfort perhaps of too much luz
ury. now doubtful from day to day, of
the bread that is TO feed and the raiment
that is to cover them. Children growing
mp with neglected educations, and moth
ers weeping with unavailing tears. Il,
maddehed by scene like this, the dis
racted husband and father would 60
forth to make some effort for the relief q
hose SO dear TO him, he finds at his dooi
some inexorable creditor, armed with the
power of the law, aud shrinks back into
his dwelling of wretchedness, 10 hopeless
despair.-Wbat heavenly task is it, to
redeem so much misery 10 Danish SO
much distress; to shed the joyful rays ol
hope and life upon so much affliction +;
10 reanimate the sinking heart; to re-as-
sure the despairing spirit, and restore the
energies of industry and the hustle of bu-
siness, within those walls where silence,
and wretchedness, and lethargy, have SO
long held their gloomy reign!'
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-01-12
MILITIA.

The National Imeliigencer contains the
returns made to the War Department, 10
pursuance of resolution of the Senate,
at its last session, requiring statements Of
the strength and organization of the Mi
Iitia of the United States. 1t is COM
plaiaed of, that the returns are generally
very defective, and from some states, no
reports have been received. The follow
ing is the result, from which it appears
that PENNSYLVANIA contains the greatest
number of Militia by nearly SIR thousand
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-01-12

1t is great error and sure sign Of yul-
gariiy, to appear to be ashamed Of an
employment from which we derive sub
silence; for
" Honour and shame from no condition rise.
Act well your part, there all your honour lies"
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-01-12
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
BY J. & E. SANDERSON,
THO doors south Of Rivers City Tauern
ELIZABETH-TowN, NJ.

Terms Of Pstblication-Two Dollars
per annum, payable half-yearly.
Advertisements not exceeding a square
inserted three weeks for One Dollar, and
continued for Twenty-Five Cents week.
1 A liberal deduction will be made to mer-
chants and others who advertise by the
year.
~ Advertisements, Subscriptions, and
Communications, will be thankfully re-
ceived and punctually attended to
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-01-12

The National InteIIigencer remarks
that & from such data as the above facts
present the Militia Of the states from
which the returns are wanting, may be
estimated at 10000 ; which with the
returns that are received, will make the
total upwards of 100000. We are quite
sure. if the returns were as precise as
they might be, that the numbers enrolled
in the Militia would be found considerably
to exceed a million.
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-04
POETRY

From UPaAM's SKETCHES.
ON earth when the journey, allotted US, closes,
And spirit and body are hastng away
If gleani, on our parting, of Mercy reposGs,
On, who in this lone earth could wish to delay !?
Oh, who would not flee from the ties that are
dearest,
And bind US most fondly and close to the world,
Tis the land where the fountains of glory are
cearest
And the palm-eaf of joy is forever unGurl d?
Ihen recall not the seal, that is ready for flying:
If hope is a star that eniightens DEATHS vale,
For who would reprieve the glad spirit from dying
eteustns this mansion OF weeping and wall
When its stains wash'd away by the tull crimson
gushes,
From the wounded redeemer no longer deform,
When plumed and invited to heaven it rushes,
On plnions more bright than the tInts OF the
morn?