Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-14
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.


SOPHIE to march against the Insurgents.
When assembled, they refused, and turn
ed their arms against him. These are
y the leading facts as yet communicated.
81 POLICE OFFIcF, SAVANNAH,
: October o. % 1920.
II must persuade myself, that the timely
q notice l gave my fellow citizens, to flee
1 from this infected atmosphere, with the
permission OF Heavenly saved perhaps
some hundreds Of precious and valuable
lives. 1t was temerity TO confront pesti-
lence, and under any impressions Of ma.
tivity, or long residence, to calculate
upon security from its terrific and fatal
operation. 1t began to be impartial and
indiscriminating in its havoc, and to the
/ latest period has continued SO. No coz
sideration on earth short OF imperious,
irresistible duty, and resignation to the
viii! of the Almighty, should have detain-
ed any person within the limits Of oir
beloved, but Inflated city. The same
affectionate motive which influenced the
advice to leave this city, now urges me
10 request the absentees, to remain where
they are, or, 10 other residences Of health
and safety, until they shall have been
officially notified by this department that
the prevailing malady, and fever pawaking
of its type, exists no longer. In giving
this advice, | am supported by the opiii-
ion of high aud learned authority. The
aspect Of every description Of fever is
much milder; and dependency has aban
doned our hearts; still the recurrence Of
afew warm days, would among the return
ing inhabitants renew the late disastrous
and heart-rendiog scenes.
The underneath report certainly offers
no encouragement to a neglect of these
suggestions.
L. U. P. CHARLTON, Mayor.
Number of deaths from LIST to 9th inst.
inclusive, Exclusive Of blacks and people
of colour,) 2O7-4 from the country.
AGRICULTURE AND MANUFACTURES.
The New-York Agricultural Society
have agreed to memorabilia Congress in
favor OF extending further protection to|
"the productive industry Of the nation,'
aud at late meeting of the Board Of
Managers, the following resolutions were
offered and referred TO committee, who
have recommended their adoption:
Resolued, That we consider the pros.
perity, power aud wealth Of the American
nation as dependent on the extent Of her
productive industry.
Resolued, That we consider agriculture
and domestic manufactured TO be materially
connected 10 their prosperity, aud that
the latter branch Of industry directly tends
TO promote the prosperity Of the former,
inasmuch as it opens home market Tor
the raw material, produces all inland ex-
change naturally beneficial, and enables
nation to rely upon her own resources.
Resoived, That we deem il TO be the
duty of the Congress Of the United States,
TO protect The Productive Industry OF the
country, aud 10 pass such laws, and TO
adopt such regulations as will prevent that
competition from the introduction OF for
eien fabrics in our own markets, which
goes 10 break down aud destroy il.
ResoIrcd, That we consider it as deep
Nv Injurious to the interests OF great ma
ton, like the United States, replete with
internal resources of every description,
necessary to the comfort and happiness oil
the country, to depend on foreign natioos
for articles of food, clothing and defence.
ResoIued, That as the Board Of Agricnt-
tire of the State of Men, York was instr
tuted equally for the encouragement oil
Agriculture and Domestic Manufactures,
IL is the dnty Of this Society, as branch
Of the State Board. TO guard and promote
the two great objects contemplated at It's
establishment.
Resoived, That in addition to the com
mittee consisting Of three, appointed at
former meeting of the society, to memo
riaIize Congress, that Twelve members)
nine be added thereto, 10 present such
memorial TO the approaching session OF
Congress. from this Society, as will en-
brace and advocate the principles OF po-
litical economy, contained in these reso'
lutions.
We understand that the whole commit
tee which was appointed, in conformity
10 the latter resolution, is composed OF the
following gentlemen ;-Cadwallader "
Golden, Thomas r. Smith, Peter Lori
lard. Isaac Chauncey, WIN, Few, Charles
g. Haiues, Isaac nj. Ely, Samuel L.
,NitchilI, Peter Schermerhoro, Jno. Swart'