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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-06-13

as no part Of it was productive. The
seed merchant was sued, and although he
distinctly proved, that be male the pur-
chase himself nnder the impression that
the seed was fresh. and paid fair price
for il, he was found liable 10 damages to
the amount Of the loss sustained by the far
mer who sued, upon the ground that be
was bound to guarantee every article
which he sold at the regular market price.
whether be was imposed upon himself or
mot. These lessons we're not thrown a.
way. In Flanders, as well as in Scotland,
no foreign seed is purchased, until the
purchasers be fully satisfied as TO the
quality of the article, and the character
If the seller
The Flemish practice. with regard to
a change Of seeds, has long prevailed in
Scotland, not only as to potatoes, but as TO
wheat, barley, oats, and all other grain.
The Scotch potatoes have always appear
ed TO me superior TO those raised in Eng
land, where the same attention is not
shown to the choice of seed. 1t is fact,
also, we'll known 10 these countries, that
the barley raised in Scotland, though
greatly Inferior IN appearance, to English
barley, aud raised ia a colder climate,
contains more saccharine matter, or noHr-
|ishment. This has been tested by ex-
periments at the distiIleries, under the i'm
mediate inspection Of officers appointed by
The government, who reported greater
quantity of spirit obtained from barley,
The growth of Scotland, than from that pro-
duced in England. The beef sold in the
London markets, which had been reared
ia Scotch dis.ilieries upon the refuse
grains, uniformly sells at from three TO
four cents pound more than that fed at
any of the English distilleries.
This superiority unquestionably arises
from the greatly improved system Of agri-
culture, generally introduced into Scot
land, bu, it is owing in nothing SO much as
TO the very scrupulous attention there paid
TO the choice of seed. OfIate years, this
branch Of husbandry seems TO have consid-
erabiy attracted the notice Of the English
Farmers. some of whom, as appears from
the English newspapers, have found itI
greatly 10 their interest to cultivate wbeaI,
no particular, obtained from foreign pla-
ces, which, when grown, they convey to
distant parts of the country, and sell ex-
clusiyeIy for seed wheat. 1t was men
toned 10 the Cumberland Packet Ian Eng
|iish iournal) of l4th October, 1915, g that
IA farmer had obtained 40. (SI70) per.
load, of 20 bushels, for seed wheat, 90 ac-.
count of its great product. He had also
obtained the same price for seven years
past for this wheat, which had been orr
|ginally imported from abroad"
My next communication shall be d.
rected to the " rotation Of crops pursued
in Flanders. Yours respectfully,
GEO. HOUSTON.
Men, York, May Is, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-06-13
JOB lkaMl!!IrgrMRa

Are enabled to perform the different
kinds of Job Work, (more particularly
HandbilIs,) in better style than they
have heretofore been done in this town.
Orders will be thankfully received and
faithfully executed.
J.& E. SANDERSON.
Eliz. Town, Aug. Is, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-06-13
9TlTNSVllLL@0
PRINTING.

THE subscribers, having lately fur
u nished themselves with new sup
ply of large and elegant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-17

CHANCEkf.-in Hanover county court, October
Il 2T.lsig-
Betty Anne Sims, widow and relict Of David sims
see''''...... Plaintiff,
AGAINST
KeZah Melton, late Keziah Sims, Mary Hail ana
Timothy Hall her husband Agness alton late ayu.ss
Sims, Sarah walton late Sarah Sims and Joel Walton
an infant, John Sims, Francis Sims Nathaniel SIMS
which said John Francis and Nathaniel are ebiIaTx
OF John Sims, dec. Mary Walton, Lewis Sims Walden
SIMS, john Sims, George Sims, which said Lewis Va.
den, John aud George are children Of Asa Sims dec,
john byars, william Byars, Nancy Sims daughter of
Austin Sims, dec. Rebecca jTubbs late Rebecca Sims
John Suns, David Sims, Garland Sims, William h
sims, Elizabeth Sims and Matilda Sims, which said
hrbcca John David, Garland, william B.. Elizabeth
anu mauida are children OF David Sims, dee. aud Ma
oiua anu Jane Terrell. DefeHdants.
Ths day came the plaintiff by her counsel and Gled
ner Di III TINS cause, and thereupon william Sims Is
the court, appointed guardian the infant
uant Henry SIMS and John Sims guardian to the infant
defendants Matilda and JaPe Terrell for the speciai
purpose OF defending this Butt as TO them. And the
oeendants Lewis, George John Francis and
sims, Mary walton, and william Byars, moi bayin,
entered their appearance ard given security according
and appearing TO the satisfaction OF this court thai
hey are not inhabitants of this country the motion
OF tDe paintfh by her counsel Is Ordered That the
said defendants do appear here the day of the
next court OF quarterly session, aud the plain
uns SAID bill aud that copy OF this order be forth
WIN inserted IN TIE Enquirer, newspaper Published
m the city OF Richmond for two months sssyeIy
ao tnat another copy be posied at the ncn, OF
Tue courthouse Of this county.
copy, Iesie,
THOMAS POLLARD, d. C. II. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-17

SUNSET IN SUMMER.....TO r. s.
Youth dreams Of pain when Its moments are dear
Or Tie cun OF enlopment 10 sOothe us is
1hus tue broak muTmuts and the wild flowers rise
"henhe clouds on The mountain warmth in the skies
when The Wild wHvcn visions of Fancy are gone
ANA lost 10 the soul is its liveliest tone,
Nhat oneeTs US This hope To our passions 10 given
Ihe'f chords sia be tuned to the music OF Heayeui
The last sun "e gaze on is brightest and hest
y heains Oh our cod covered mansion OF rest;
Ihefe sorrow and sirhug shalt with eur breath
ahd our ashes shall steep III the slumber OF DEATH
Love, friendship and pleasure are deeting in STAY
Aadheing, when taItesi, fades soonest away;
But our hopebo or the EARTH like The tuIs the Even
Glow BRIGHTEST wien setting forever III Heaven
July ~, 1910. 5 Of The South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-17
SALE,

RI virtue OF d deed Of trust executed by Thomae
- Miller, late Of the county Of Goockland 10 mIyseU
and william Miller, bearing date on the 9Th day OF
January 1872 aud recorded ia The ONCE OF the county
court OF Goocbiand-l shall oeT for sale to the high
eel DidseT, Tor ready money. the premises on Mi
day, me l7kh day Of 1faTCh neat tIact Of LAND
ng IA the said county of GoOcbIasd OH both sides of
the Ihfee Chopped road, and LickingboIe cTeek
containing by estimation about 2O44 acres aoioujnS
the iahds al John Niche and oheTs-oT SO much
theIeoi as shall be sufficient u raise the sun s5i0
with interest from the 18th day January last
with The costs Of recording the said deed Il The chaTgs,
attending such sale. JOHN L. HARRIS, Trustee
Feb. 10. So MA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-17
iFiY DOLLARS REWARD.

\ , ANYWAY nom the subscriber the SOth day oS
~ January 1919, anegro by the naine of CLOS.
lEh, htte up" aras Of ry fve years OF age of low
STATURE aud well proportional, with naked place on
one side OH head, occasioLed by scad-t is be-
eVed thai he is either haThOed in the peghborhood OF
hands of villain who has either made money Of
hlm or assisted him in the pursuit. OF his WIFE who
was carried TO The stse Of Tennessee by Mr. John p
ChamDeis.-The above reward will be given TO any
person "ho will deliver said negro the snbscriber
n'ihg III Halifax county, Va The side Of Dan
tve or secnrs him in any Jail in the state that
gets him again. HIRAM Holt
Feh.iO. ca uio,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-17
fro BE CONTINUED !

FURTHER EXTRACTS FEOM hNgLBH PAPRRs
Tie Morning Chronicle % January lslb contain.
copious exuscts from German papers. Fi.tn fbss II
appears that Austria Is making important reyutio,s
fuf The promotion Of the eO6neTce Of that eouut,v
yeiy h5eis ls5il Of transit dples r. ~ be eaffs2 iu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-17

if sheTIus OF the counties Of Washing on Lee
Scott Russell and Tszewe, Composing a Senate.
sI district oil the counties of King william, King g.
0"eeh, Essen, Caroline HHd HanSyuI, comp auoth
er disirict OF the counties Of Wyhe, MonongaIIa-
GraIson and Giles, composing another district of The
counties OF hanawha, Mason CabelI, Randolph HaT-
isoh Lewis and Wood composing another dstrict; of
the counties Of Ohio, Tyler, Brooke, M0noagaIin and
Preston composing another sstTici and of the conn.
TIES Of Fau9mier and Cupeper, imposing anoibpt dis
uct which several districts constitute the Third Casa
81 The Senate of Virginia requested 10 take notice
that an election III rotation is held on the courr
Gays OF iheir respective counties in the month If ApI
next for the election Of Senators represent those dis
tTicts respectively the General AssembI for four
Yeas next ensuing. rHEo: HANSfORb c. s.
Feb. % oc 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-17

kNFORmATiON of the residence OF lbe chiI6Ten or
L heirs of Captain UtHiam GRIMES dec. is wanted
lazy member OF tue Legislature, or other gentlemen
WIN leave It at the BaquiTer Office twill be thankfulJ
received. -
Peb. 10. "a ,.,.ao.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-17

NOTICE hereby giVentha the cells in the LunatIe
hospital In the city OF Williamsburg are all occu,
pied and that no more PATIENTS either mule or female
VIII ne received into the said Hospital NTH some Of
tue SAID cells are Vacantdue notice ofwhic will he
given. .- By order fthe Court Of Directors
June ~. i5.wt LEO. HENLEY, C.. CD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-17

TIVE subscribers will transact business ON conI1Ts
SON. BRoCkENBROUGH & EIARVIE
VINO have for sale, Cut Nails and Brads, Sheet and
factory. ~
And SO bushels FRESH GLOVER SEED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-17

TbNHE subscriber residing in the civ of Rirhuond
Deing duii authorised as agent for the proprietor
makes known to The farmers throughout tht country
ina he is now prepared to exhibit The model granf
patent rights aud give directions for the
aug Putting ~ operation, RaHSOne's ueVLV i,Deufed
Uhegt IHreshiHg bGchiRe, which 10 allowed by the
best farmers ~ The lower county TO be canal Gf sot
SUPERIOR to any thing OF the knd heretofore To
The public aud when the cheapness and smpIiciIv AZ
construction 70 taken into cosdei alton is tIougLt TO
ne yasy preferable as the whole COST Of the acbins
cru paleHt Tght included, will not amount to more
than sixty or seventy dollars those who nave harm
nooi on "nsh they can be woTked-WheTe that is not
zoe case, mere VIII be the additional expense Of
hoof-iwo yoke ofOxen travelling AZ IbeiT ssnaI mace
wiz g.t oot at least 100 bushels of wheat per day.
VIII attend TO the construction and unttjity iLen in
operation, where gentlemen may reunire AZ vyItj,on,
any further charge, except my travelling expenses~tS
those who live bat shon distance tbef, " IN he ta,s
Ihe cost OF patent right will be wentyGys dollars Tor
eAeb machine; bat gentsmen wishing a. may CONTRACT
o :" more counties as they cboose... Letters
postpaid, viii be promptly attended to, by
~ RIdchiE AYREs,
J DO hereby make known to All persona rbon i,,nnv
concern, that Major Richie Ayres Of the ctt Of RcI
sss 70 uuly auinOfised and empOHered by me my
'o yenuhg ana dsposiDg Of patent rights, 10 ala
tbO'e "hO may wish purchase and use ms ast.L,,
"ptHted Patent Bheat Threshing BachiUei
owen uHoeT my hand tbs 2jtb day OfFebTuaTy 1870.
March 3. }" s $500
hlasoLtTiON The eOparucrsbip OF UhIs M
- VidSon CO. dissolved nv mutual contsn, -
22d day Of ApuIAll debts owing by the Isc 0,, Iii
be paid by the subscribers aud to whom all persons
Tue french Burr 5iiH Stone HdnRjatfVr51g IA,
ZIG, WIZ ID i"te!e ne conducted under The Hrm OF
DAVIDSON SMELL, who will keep consiastlv 81,
hdhd general assortment Of MILL STONES ~ sit
sizes, BUN by wOrkinen canal IN apy i, me tSi,.s
otales Of seieci materials, which they will as hitherto
WaI,ah AUG sew az hofibern prices, FOR cash country
WOv"Ce' ., approved paper. Those desrous of OBJ
I ii s3oa, M,s e. neotfV GHished, REAL FRENCH
BURR VIII STONES, are respectfully invited to cali
A. ne manuiactOry on 18th, between II aud r street.
Richmond, or on old street, Petsttb1Tg vbs5e Ill
ofueTS WI he thankfully received aud the sticfest AZ
'siaion PAID, 10 odsr to give general sstsfactlsn
~ -. l.."u DAVIDSON SMELL.
GROCERIES,.
AVE are nov receiving. aud for sale--
" ~ hhds. Sugars
90 barrels excellent Gin
TOO 60. WHISKY
I20 hays Coffee
~ do Alinopds son shell
30 barrels Loaf Sugar.
y,r.. n 0TtS, DUNLOP q 90
0s..6l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-17
Ten D0[Lg,s Ptw0yd

WILL oe gwen for The apprehension and delivery of
W negro hoy named JAMES, between fifteen and
sehieeh years OF age, tolerably stout built fellow
ano very low He is bright mulato with siraiehr
aan ahu scar or two on his head, occasioned from
. sure Mhen very young, he has a remarkable round
race with red cheeks he had on when be abscondrd
"hi'e yarn jacket and pair Of corduroy panaioons
eNPect from some speeches he made that lie was
PeSuased of, and Will endeaNOr 10 make his escape in
soue vessel, AS have understood he seen lurking
1oout Rockets few days since. will give the aboyo
e"Mu " lie is del!veied 10 me in this place or TO Mr..
r'es'ey u. Atkinson, In tRe neigbbOrlood Of Hauo-
yer court house II he is taken OF tks State villa
give my dollars, provided he is secured In any Ia so
,n"t get him AGAIN. James in tbs neighbour
booo OF the BToob Tavern in which vicinity be ma, be
al pIeseht- SAM'L. +. WILLIAMSON.
Richmond MarchIO. Sortf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-17
TpENTY DOLE1RS REU5RD

~ ENIf DOLI1RS REU ND.
ANYWAY from the subscriber on the nr.t dsv of
- January last negro nran and his vile, By the
names OF GABRIEL and ESTHER.
G16riet Is abouI 80 years old, yellow COMPLEXION
.ouhu race, has an impeachment in his speech-and 10
aoeut ave feet eight or ten inches high.
esther is about ~ years OLD, dark complexion thin
ahu spare made-and When spoken to, speaks heTee
Oin disilhCl.-iheir winter clothing was made af
WINE pIdhes-thoneh the man has two grey
coats beside... Il will give Fineen Dollars FOR APP
pretending Gabriel and FLEE Dollars for Esther III
"Aeh "i'hin the couniy--but If taken up of The
connty will pay in addition thereto all reasonable
expense IN bringing either both of them home or
securing them in any jaiI. THOMAS DFpP
P"wuatau, March 7. "a va.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-11-07

and desired that the circumstance should
not be mentioned. Soon after their re-
turn to D'Este, an estate in the neigh
borhood was purchased, and named the
Barrony de Bergami, which was pre-
sented to the chamberlain, and her royal
highness visited the place, accompanied
by Bergami. At the Carnival which
followed, scenes of the greatest and most
disgusting RIGHTEOUSNESS took place at
her royal highness's house under obser-
vance, and without being censured by
her. On one occasion, Bergami having
gone a Journey to procure passport,
was expected to be absent for the night,
and her royal highness directed that a
female attendant should sleep that night
in her room. Bergami returned during
the night, and, instead of retiring to his
apartment, he preceded to her royal
highness's. The female attendant was
reused and ordered to retire, and Ber-
gami was left alone with his mistress.
Could this fact, approved, leave any doubt
on the minds of their Lordships AT this
time her royal highness took journey
to Carlsruhe, and in the course of that
journey Bergami was indisposed and
kept his bed and one of the servants 60
ing into the room, saw her royal high
ness sitting on the side of the bed, with
his arm aronnd her neck, and in this bed
was afterwards found her royal high
ness's cloak; and such. other appear
ances were exhibited in the bed as left
no room to doubt what had passed; and
if proved, would be convincing evidence
of the adulterous intercourse which had
taken place between them. This cir
cumstance occurred abont Feb. 1917.
The Attorney General concluded at
IS minutes past twelve, and proceeded
TO call his Witnesses.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-11-07
DOMESTIC.
ROCHESTER, IN. w OCT. s

ROCHESTER, N. " OCT. ).
BY the census recently taken, it ap-
pears that the village of Rochester con-
tains 1902 persons-lo62 on the west,
and 433 on the east side Of the river
Ten years ago, there was no village here.
Another ten years will, in all probability,
more than double our present population.
Situated as it is, at the Falls of the
Genesee river, (Which is one ofthe most
eligible sites for mills and machinery in
the known world, and having commune
cation with Lake Ontario, by sloop navi-
ton to the foot of the falls on the north
with the river navigable for boats SO
miles on the south, and the line of the
Erie Canal passing directly through the
village, east and west, it requires not the
gift of second sight to foretel its future
commercial importance. Add to this
the healty situation ofthe place; the sa-
lubrity of the climate, and the fertility of
the circum accent country, and it will ac-
count for the fact, that while the scarcity
OF cash and the stagnation Of trade have
put an almost entire stop to the progress
of building and improvement in other
places, Rochester continues without in
tcrruption to increase the number of her
durable and ornamental buildings.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-11-07
MADRID, AUG. u.


BY an express which has arrived at this
court from Corunna, which place it left
on the 28th inst. we learn the following
news of the revolution of Portugal; that
it was commenced in Oporto and its pro-
vinces by the Portuguese troops, who
proclaimed the constitution, and whate-
yer the Cortes Nigh, institute, and their
august sovereign Don John the Sixth /;
that several other garrisons had followed
this example, that d. N. Barros, Por-
tuguese colonel of the ninth regiment of
infantry had taken command of the pro-
vince Of Mimic, general Wilson, who
commanded there, having baen displac-
ed; that all the Offices held By the Eng
lish had been given to the natives; and
finally that the liberty Of the nation had
been proclaimed at Lisbon, and the au-
thoritles arrested after some bloodshed.
This Information is confirmed by other
expresses which have just arrived from
Ciudad Rodrigo and Badajas.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-11-07
BOSTON, OCT s.

Latest from England.--The ship
Herald, arrived yesterday at this port
from Liverpool, with London dates to
the ID September.
Accounts had been received in England
from the expedition 10 the arctic regions
of America, dated in January last, at
which time the party were in comiorta-
BILE quarters at Cumberland house. The
Cold was very severe; the thermometer
at So below 0. Game was abundant,
and provisions plenty. They were to
proceed northward as soon as the season
would permit.
The French House Of Peers assem-
bled Aug. %, and ordered the Attorney
General to proceed with the process
against the conspirators. They appoint
ed committee of twelve on the pro-
ceedings relative to the conspiracy.
Some disorders had taken placeat Brest.
A paragraph under date of Rome,
August Is, represents Benevento and
ponte Corvo as in state Of complete
anarchy.
1t is said that the Emperor Alexander
is about to visit Vienna. An article
dated Vienna, Aug. 10, says that the OBJ
ect of his journey is to take into consi-
Iteration with his ally the Emperor of
Austria the present state of Europe, and
that the King of Prussia has been invited
to the interview. The Duke of Cam
bridge was expected at Vienna.
Ships are said to be proceeding from
Bombay to England in ballast, the Cot
ton crops having failed.
The Russian anti-revolutionary note
has been published at Madrid, with some
severe remarks.
Zondon, SEPT. Q.
We received yesterday the Paris pa
pers of Monday last.
The Constitutional says" Letters
from Brescia, of the 18th August state,
that the Austrian columns destined to
reinforce the army of Lombardy were
daily expected, and that this army, il
appears, is TO be at least 80, 600 strong"
Accounts from Augsburg of the 22d ult.
in the same Journal, quote letters from
Inspruck, stating, that the number OF
Austrian troops which were traversing
the Tyrol to proceed to Italy, were esti-
mated at about 5000 men. 1t is added
that the greater part of the garrison in
the Tyrol were also marching for Italy.
Advices from Rome of the 10th, state
that the ecclesiastical states are also to
be occupied by Austrian troops.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-11-07
LEXINGTON, ky OCTOBER "a.

Bank Of Kentucky.-The late meet
ing OF the stockholders of the Bank Of
Kentucky has terminated, as we expect
ed, without the adoption OF any measures
for the resumption of specie payments.
Several propositions to that effect were
made and urged with considerable elo-
quence and zeal, but after much de-
liberation, they were all referred to the
annual meeting in January. The new
charter furnished by the last legislature
was unanimously resolved to be unsatis-
factory, and unless certain specified
amendments are made, it viii not be ac-
copied.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-11-07
LATEST OF BUENOS AYRES.
Rio Janiero, August 9, 1920.

81 have not time to enter upon poll
tics, but will observe that, in Buenos
Ayres, the state of things is the most
distressing. Alviar is without the city,
at the head of body of troops, and tits
said, threatens vengeance when he shall
get in--of his doing which there was no
doubt. General Solar was Director by
the last preceding adyices, but he
escaped, not finding his position tenable,
and is now in Montevideo, and the city
is in absolute anarchy. These are the
advices received yesterday, and may
perhaps be somewhat exaggerated,
though can believe any thing of them"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-11-07
LONDON, AUGUST &c

Crowds of respectable persons conti-
nue. to assemble daily in St. James
square to await the approach of her ma
jesty, and greet her with the most enr
thusiastic acclamations. AS her ajes.y
LEFT the house on Saturday, several ladies'
were assembled, who pressed 10 touch
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-11-07
PORT GIBSON, OCT. 7.

Yeilozp Fever.-It is with extreme sa-
tisfaction we perceive, by private &C
counts from New-Orlcans, the improv-
ing state of the health of that city: but
few new cases had occurred, and it was
considered that salutary change in the
weather would terminate its further pro-
gress the present season.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-11-07
NATCHEZ, SEPT. 50.

The steam boat Telegraph, Capt. Ar
mitage, bound from St. Louis to New
Orleans, took fire at the head of Stack
Island Reach, (about 200 miles above
Natchez,) and burnt almost to the wa
ter's edge. Most Of her cargo and ma
chinery saved.
Arrived, last night, steam boat indie
pendence, Capt. Riddick, with the wreck
ofthe Telegraph in tow.