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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-08
RUSSIA.

From GAINESVILLE (Ohio) paper, July Is.
Being in company, few days ago.
With an American gentleman Of the strict
est veracity, and now resident in Ohio,
but recently returned from visit to Rus
STA, we, in the course of our conversation.
learned number of particulars which
we're new and interesting to us, and we
have no doubt, will be so TO most Of our
readers.
The peasantry in most parts Of that
extensive empire are totally unlettere
and have but vague ideas Of civilized
life, and many Of them are ia a state OF
complete barbarism. The men never
shave nor comb their boards; the conse-
quence is, they become firmly matted and
full Of vermin, which the filthiness oil
their habits and the idIeness Of their dis
positions induce them TO take no great
pains to destroy. Their miserable huts
and their customary food tally exactly
with their disgusting personal appearance
as 10 loathsomeness, and their clothing is
principally the addressed skins Of wild
animals. The Emperor, whom our in,
formant considers the most wise and saga
cious statesman that Europe can boast Of,
has, at present, peace estabEshmsat4 Of
one million Of men. The private soldiers
are all taken from the above described
peasantry. Their boards, notwithstanding
The sacred veneration Ia which the pos.
SCISSORS hold them, are smoothly shaver
their vermin all destroyed, compseat
suit Of military uniform is put on them,
and the customary weapons of war are
put into their hands. All this. as strange
as it may appear, does no. cost the gov
erument cent, for they ere made to sup
port themselves. The day is divided into
four equal parts one six hours is devoted
to drilling and field evolutions; six hours
10 sleep; six to labour at some mechanic
art or to cullivating gardens or fields for
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the use OF the army contractors or the
market of the town near which a squadron
may be stationed, and the remaining six
hours they are on duty as sentinels.
They are constantly relieving each other
at the end of each quarter Of the day,
and thus continued rotiue Of their seve-
raj duties are kept up, except, when Tie
honrs of iabour returns, then each indi-
vidnaI returns to that particular employ
ment which was first assigned bin.
These soldiers are taught TO call the
Colonel of the regiment to which they
respectively belong, OUR FATHER, and
they are taught to obey him as a father,
and those officers who bold higher military
rank than our father they dare NOT
approach: but a disobedience of the or
ders of their colonel they consider as
booming them 10 everlasting misery, and
they would prefer the most torturing death
| to disobedience of orders.
Their sentinel duty consists 10 guarding
the premises of the nobility and gentry,
and the number is proportionale 10 the
rank and standing of The guarded; that
is, from TO 200 soldiers, aud when one
| is placed as a sentinel, be stands with his
quo shouidered ia a soldier-iike manner,
and his accou.rements on III due order,
and never varies bis position till he is re-
lieved by successor, accompanied by q
proper officer. at the end Of his six hours.
At the end Of each week, the avails Of
each ones labour is presented to The COM
missary, who pays the current value Of
lthe article, 10 money; part OF which
money is returned in purchasing their
scansy rations of provisions, (Which BY
the by, is better than they had been &C
cnstomed TO in domestic life, and part
is applied, as occasion requires, to replen-
ish their clothing, ammunition, &c. After
two, three or four years 10 this service
aud il appearing that they have acquired
the arts of civilization, learned useful
occupation aud the practical duties ct 9
soldier, they are suffered TO retire to do
nestle life, but must retain all their miii-
ltary equipments and hold themselves in
readiness to join the army at their coun-
ltry's call 10 moment; and as these re-
tire, new supply Of the same upcouih
class are ordered TO occupy their places.
Those who retire are required 10 educate
their children al the established schools.
Thus is this great man training his almosi
boaRdless doiniHions to arms ard arts with
out expense. Let Europe look out. Lei
her remember that monarch Of the same
name once held station among them.
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NJ Notice.

YWyHE subscriber wishes to purchase Z
few hundred weight OF the frs
quality Of bright BROOM WHISK, and
is willing 10 give fair price for the same
when delivered at his Broom Factory il
Elizabeth Town, near the Store of J
Humes e. Co.
Also, wanted, few cwt. of fine, short
bright and straight Whisk, for Brushes
for which a liberal price will be given.
S. II. WEED.
Els. To,vn, June 10, 1920.
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Removal.

TEyHE subscriber has removed TO the
u shop opposite AARON HATFIELD &
Sons, where he will carry on the
BLACKSMITH BUSINESS
in its various branches. All kinds oil
country work will be executed 10 the best
manner, and on reasonable terms. Also.
most kinds Of edge tools made.
DANIEL CONKLIN
Eliz. Town, April 3, 1890.
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There is no greater enemy to truth than
over much subtilty Of speculation.
Difficulties strengthen the mind as
much as labeur does the body.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-08
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
BY J. & E. SANDERSON,
Tvo doors south Of Rivefs's City Tauern,
ELizABETH-TowN, NJ.

Terms Of Publication Two Dollars
per annum, payable haif.yearly.
No paper WILDE discontinued until all
arrearages are paid.
Advertisements not exceeding square
inserted three weeks for One Dollar, and
continued for Twenty Gents week.
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.
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LEADING THE BEST FASHION.

Those who are the makers Of manners,
and lead all fashions. are respectfully re-
quested-if they indeed ever read sermons
Ito peruse the following short extract
from dedicatory sermon delivered in this
town by Mr.. Jones, whose life has been
comment on the doctrines be has taught
BOs. Cent.
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JOB H,@I'5rlElRo

Are enabled to perform the different
kinds of Job Work, (more particularly
HandbiIls,) 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.
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THE EXTRACT.

And as, on this occasion, there may
be present, the younger branches of vari-
GUS Christian denominations, who consent
that GOD, our Creator. ought to be
worshipped with the heart, because he il
good; would presume to say to them
all, with the greatest respect and hes,
wishes Never name the name OF GOD,
your heavenly father, nor the name Of his
anointed Son, our Saviour, but with re-
ligious reyerence.-Et becomes the rising
generation, wn0 take the lead, in their
several stations of life, 10 fashion Of ap.
parel, to abandon the habit of profanity
as rudeness unbecoming any thing
bearing the Christian name; because the
founder Of Christianity said: S,Uear moi
at ALL
Let, therefore, this old, worn out habit,
be folded as carmen, 90 longer worthy
of wearing, and be committed to perpetual
obIivion.-There can be no rational in-
dncement offered 10 ss4tinEe The practice.
Let, therefore, the young men OF all Chris
tian denominations, begin this desirabI e
reformation in vords as well as deeds and
give a new era TO this western world !
And from this may pure language, with
out coarse, and without profane oath,
go into all lands.
have made this address to the young
men Of all Christian denominations, with
no other feeling, but that of benevolence I;
and have made ii, because know it is 10
their power to bury this unseemly CUSTOM
if they will, ia such a deep grave. as that
its place shall not be found. And the
adjustment of such custom can be 90
unacceptable offering, 10 its kind. present
ed in alteration before our heavenly Fa-
Their
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PRINTING.

YyHE subscribers, having lately fur.
"A nished themselves with q new sup.
ply Of large and elegant
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To Let,

y xAOU9
YVvHAT we'll known stand for Tavern,
Il on the Morris Turnpike, now occu-
pied by William Reid. Apply to
PETER KEAN.
March IS. 1920.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-29
District of Columbia to Wit,
County of Alsrcndria,
4pvIi Term, 1890.
:
r = = Vt nj -
IN CIIANGERY.
Bank of neutrality-suspicious..
AGAINST

Bank of neutrality-suspicious..
Against
Joshua Yeaton, Rober, Conway. and Will
liam Herbert. lr.--defen6ants.
fINHE defendant Joshua Yeaien, not har
l. ing entered his appearance sad given
security according to the statute and the rules
oftbis court; and il appearing ~ the salts
hclioD OF the court, upon affidavit that the
sid Joshua Yeaton is not al inhabitant ct
6s District--on motion OF the SAID complain
'cts, by their attorney, it is ordered, that
Ire said defendant, Joshua Yeaton, do ap
pear here OH the FIRST day of the next court,
sGd enter his appearance to this suit, aud
give security for performing the DEGREES Of
tAe court and that a copy of this order be
ig'hwih published for two months success
Sisely in one of The newspapers published in
Ills county, aud that another copy be posted
al tue front door OF the court house of the
said couDty.
Teste EDMUNDI LEE, G c.
august Is ON
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Was Committed.

FEyO the Jail for the county of Alexandra.
4 d. c. on the 9Th inst. as a runaway,
mulatto man who calls himself PETER, and
says he was free born in the city OF New
York, and leftlha place about Twelve years
ago, and has lived in Virginia ever since
The greater and latter part of the time be
lived with Mr.. Elijah Paine, near Potomac
creek near where the steam boat now lands
The said mulatto man is about 90 years of
age, 5 feet : inches high, slender and
straight made, and has scar on bis left ell
bow The owner is desired TO come, prove
property, pay charges and take him away,
otherwise he will be disposed of as the law
directs.
ANDREW ROUNsAVELL, Tailor.
June 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-29
instruct Of Columbia, to wit.
County Of alexandria, 1900
.4priL Term.
IN CHANCERY.

County e. g.. ;aLe7 Tsra. 1920.
IN CHASCERY.
Charles Mcknight, Complainant,
Against
Thomas Grimshaw, and Isaac Entwisle, jr.
Defendants.
uyHE defendant, Thomas Grimshaw, not
having entered bis appearance and 81.
,.o security, according to the statute and
,,les Of this court ), and it appearing to the
,,.isfsetioh of the court, upon affidavit. that
ss satl Thomas Grimshaw is not al inhabl-
tan; az this distict: On motion of the said
complainant, by his attorney, ii is ordered,
mai he said defendant, Thomas Grimshaw,
Ia sp6esr here on the first day OF tie next
cart aad enter his appearance to this suit,
nd give security Tor performing the DEGREES
LIhe court; and that the other defendant,
Lac Entwisle lr. 10 not pay away, convey,
q secrete the debts by him owing TO, or the
,sa,e OF efe It's IN his hands belonging TO tue
aii absent defendant, Thomas Grimshaw,
velil The further order or decree Of this court,
AL that a copy of this order be forthwith
pu5lished for two months successfully IN one
Of The public newspapers published IN this
county, and that another copy be posted at
lac lrUnt door of the court house OF the said
county. Teste, EDM. |. LEE, G. e.
july IL w2m
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District of Columbia, to wit.
County Of alexandria. 1900
april Term.

april Term. 1917
IN CHANCERY.
Lausdell Godfrey, Mary Godfrey, Anna
Godfrey, George Godfrey, Sarah Godfrey,
Charles Godfrey, Matthew Godfrey. and
William neutrality-suspicious.,
Against
Henry Barnes, Administrator Of Victoria
Barnes, deceased, and John Chatham and
Nelly, his wie-Defendants
TINHE defendants, John Chatham and Mel
L ley his wife, not having entered their
appearance and given security, accordingto
the statute and rules of this court and il ap-
pearing to the satisfaction fthe court, upon
affidavit, that the said John Chatham and
Nelly his wife are not inhabitants of tins dis
trict, on motion of the said coiupIainants, by
their attorney, it is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS, John Chatham and Nelly his wife,
do appear here on the first day of the next
court, and enter their appearance to his
suit, and give security for performing the de-
crees of the court: and that a, copy of this
order be forthwith published for two months
successfully in one of the newspapers pub
lished in this county, and that another copy
be posted at the front doorof the court house
of the said county.
Teste, EDM. |. LEE, { {.
July 26 2m
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District Of Columbia, to wit.
County Of .llerandria, 1890
.Apr,t Term, ~
IN CHANCERY.
Abijah Adams. Corr lainant,
fUIJuI1 1tWU'' " FIuINuIII
Against,

Against,
Henry w. Hardy, William Fowle, and
Henry Danger6eld, trading Under the firm Of
William Fowe s. Co.-Defendants.
rENHE defendant Henry w. Hardy, not
Il having entered his appearance and 81.
ven security according to the statute and
rules Of this court, 4. it appearing TO the sa-
tisfscton OF the court upon affidavit, that the
said Henry w. Hardy is not an inha bitant OF
this district On motion Of the said com
plainant, by bis attorney, it is ordered, that
the said defendan' Henry w. Hardy do APP
pear here on the first day Of the next court,
and enterhis appearance to this suit, and
give security for performing the DEGREES OF
the court and that the other defendants
William Fowle, and Henry Dangen6eld do
not pay away, convey, or secrete the debts
by them owing TO, or the estate. or effects in
their hands belonging to the said absent de-
PENDANT Henry w. Hardy, until the further
order or deere of this court, aud that a copy
of the order be forthwith published Tor two
months successfully in one of the public
news papers published in this county, and
that another copy be posted al the front door
of the court house Of he said County
Teste, EDM. |. LEE, c. G..
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District of Columbia, to wit
County Of alexandria, 1900
aprsi Term,
In CHAMCERY.

County .a e. :7 4srm, 1920.
AZ liz CHAMCERY.
"'Is Butts and Grafton Cawood Joint Mer
saaais and Copar,aers in trade under the
urn OF Butts and Cawood-Plaintitfs,
~ Against,
A4 S0 Roberts, Roberts and West, and
sm.SGhsrd Libby--Dtieniants.
ne defendants Thomas Roberts, and
-, ho3erls aud West, not having entered
ias. dpHearance and gwen security accord
!, Is tde statue, aud the rules of this Court,
O." appearing 10 the satisfaction oil the
RoS'1 upon affidavit, that the said Thomas
sn nserl and Roberts l. West are not lnhabi-
e@m s Y tins district. On motion of the said
a rra''ha1a's, 10y their attorney, it is order
Le,,s" d' TIE said defendants, Thomas Ro-
On ~ IS ana Roberts aud Vest do appear here
t,e;u us'' day OF the next Court, and enter
INV i@pPearance to this suit, aad give secu-
sq3 ~ performing The DEGREES of the Court,
eano "a' The other defendant Richard Libby,
bg n pay away convey or >ecrete the debts
his b"u owing ~, or the estate or effects in
daRs ~ belonging to the said absent deten-
eqtil ~ upufS Roberts aud Roberts Il West
and III. 'uf'her orderoF decree OF this court,
pgbl;sSs copy OF this order be forthwith
ore Of - 'or two months successfully in
his coa ,ne public newspapers published in
at the f royo,' ana that another copy be posted
said Cm,n,.,o oor OF the Court House OF the
Aagus, - Test.
zn EDM. !. LEE, G.. G.
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TO Rent.

k..-,us That large Brick Warehouse at
sST9f the corner of King and West streets.
ssssi Also, the Brick Warehouse now oc-
H-,iSr,t cupied bv the subscriber, which is
tied up to accommodate family.
Also. Two frame dwellings and shops to
the east of SAID Warehouse
Also. the bri,k dwelling house, now in the
occupancy of Mr. Lupton. Possession TO be
given on the lst April.
And, the brick dwelling occupied by Mr.
I omas Swami, Jr. Possession given the
LIST lay of June next.
The above premises will be rented low,
and the whole or anypart Of the above va
liable property sold on accom- datiDg
terms. JAMES SANDERSON.
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LIVERY STABLE.
EHsnbeth Tuwers.

- ETURNS hersincerest thanks TO the
a Gpubic for the liberal encouragement her
late deceased husband rect ived in the above
business tor this twenty years, and informs
his friends and the public in general, that
she still continues the above business at the
former stand, where every attention will be
paid that formerly was, 10 render ample sa-
tisfaction to those Ladies and Gentlemen that
will honor me with their custom, as she Fas
large family to support, ami through no otber
means.
july If
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District of Columbia, to wit.
County Of .ilerandria, 1901
.3pril Term. "
IN CHANCERY.

april Term. '0@o
IN CHANCERY.
Mark ButtS-Co,nplainant,
Against
Robert Hoo9-Detendant.
WHEteten ant, Robert Hood, not hayiog
: catered has appe arance and given secu
NY according to the statute, anu rules OF
'hs court, and il appearing to the Satisac
ron OF the court, upon athiavIt, thatthe sale
robert Hood is not an inhahitant of This dis.
,,u.c,: on motion OF the said complanan, BY
us : attorney, ii j. ordered, that the said de-
iesndant, Rohert Hood 10 appearhere on the
E'S day OF the next court, and enter his %
Fearance to this suit, aud give security for
PeF''rm,ng the DEGREES of the court, and that
. copy OF this order be forthwith published
or TWO months successfully IN one OF the
pu9'lc newspapers published ia this county,
JSu mt another copy he posted at the front
Voor OF the court house ofthc said county.
Teste, EDM LEE. &c.
august 10 Gin
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Notice.

,,,ue copartnership of Horner and Grigs-
IL ~ was dissolved on the 18th of August
|, 11n = he mutual consent All those indebt-
i9 1,, .s;d concern in any way whatever, are
g sssaySested TO make Immediate payment 10.
Tt, Neill. who is fully authorised to settle
Jo a",me and with whom the books and ac-
'e .s. are lett Tor that purpose.
aOun' ~ JOHN HORNER,
JAMES GRlGSBY.
august 2l OF
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PeMNSyE0HHlN .fOeNUe, washington IlIy,
S. 6. ". ELLEN
Have had the pleasure of selling and pay
ing the cash for The highest prizes ever OBJ
tanned in America. viz:
100000, 3 OF $4,000, Of $4,000, of
20, 900 dollars, &C. &c.
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Pennsylvania
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
ricIIn,u GRASS

FIUHTH CLAoS.
to commence draw
{ ing in the city Of Philadelphia, in
October next.
SOLOMON .ALLEN-yManager.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-21

CHARLES W. MORGAN, (of Virginia, J
Lieutenant in The United States NAVY,
has been appointed by the President, With
the consent of the Senate, to the rank OF
Master Commandment.
The Alexandria Gazette Of yesterday
contains decided protest against The
passage ot the bill before Congress, for
re chartering tho District Banks, IN lis
presegt shape Would II not be better.
III some nianner. 10 ascertain the sense
OF the Peopir nf the DistrIc, on this sub
Ieci, ii'an Tor the several parties Interested
TO be arrayed against each other, az we
perceive they are about To be, before
the Senate. in whose hands the Bank bill
now u Nat. Int
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HaANeM 80 g

E'HlS very dUiTabie Estate vas ofsred fcFfsie con
TINE ago, and am indrCc a. believe ihat 10 vas
dpfep geheTainpihion that not in earnest agaiu
present u to the attention OF tbOs that wan, TO pEs
ebsse, ara assure The puzzle my wish o. 90 sfIi.
lhis Tract cODtains sbeW Two jh0ntand acres asa
~ one anohr ne most desirable st2t5 on Hapnabbs
h"cH, commanding fnh view % The rytr. A. ev.
otb MERTON te" pits mary recommendation heat
,bi"ess OF snuftion fertility q soil large Two sctv
DteS h"nse With All other Decessafg houses Me,
dow land. enough 10 make one hundred tens of tta,
Nn'eh can FefJ easily De reclaimed There Is Avefy
g'od hea"'w, already improved ana enoa deal more
may oe sewed this Fah, with me privilege OF seeding
VIA agfeai vafei' Of choice Fruit tine spring
nedI NC sionse also al Ice House Toe Land viii o.
suonn 10y hyeeh or N my absence. BY my Lewf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-21
For TIE ENQUIRER.

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
mESsRs EDITORS Having had IA conversa-
tlon some llme sIhce IN Richmond, upon the
subject OF the duelling law, was surprised TO
bear gentleman of respectable legal infor-
NATION, express II as his opinion that the Iayy
dld not embrace The case OF seconds, so as 10
dIsquaiify them, from holding, or being elect
ed to any post OF profit, trust or emoIument
under the government OF the commonwealth
where the duel did not &C tually occur. This
opinion was the more surprising to me- as I
liad heretofore been uuder the iTnpression as
inaeed was every person, whom have ever
heard express an opinion upon the subject that
tue case OF seconds, was as completely within
the statute. as that of persons sending or ac-
cepliug challenge to fight a duel accoI ding
to tile second section Of the act. The gentle.
man above referred to, proceeded to give his
reasons very copiously, and afterwards tho't
very satisfactorily against the latter cOnstruc.
Ton OF the act elihOngh before that time,
never had critically examined the act with
view TO the ascertainment Ofits provisions up
on tue snDleot OF seconds. Ii was stated that
tniS was highly penal statute, aud that there
Ioie W Must receive strict cOuStrur tiou !;
that as tile second section alone contains the
clause Ut Disqualification, (which solely ap-
pies TO pTincipal) TO say that il had operation
uPpn any other case, not positively and pal
PAIL, expressed would be 10 induce ati-
tude, ln the construction of penal statutes,
which Is never allowed. This being a notori-
o. rule OF construction, il was therefore in-
terred, that it never could have been the in.
teniion OF the legislature to comprehend il
WITHIN the statute that 1t such a construction
were TO prevail, there would he no emd TO the
constructive violations Of tic act A man.
WHO inu0cently advised his friend to the ar
ccpiance OF a challenge without ever intend.
ing TO act as secondary party in the duel or
VINO shOnld without 4 precious knowlcdge OF
an agency therein. be- concerned in carving
challenge AS where man. Tor example. wa
mol conscious OF Tie hostile notice of tile COM
Ihualcalioh Witch he bore, woHld be as mach
withiu The operation Of the dHelIiny act. as
principles 10 endble me the better 10 IN
derstand this rule of construction. was re-
Iuested 10 refer TO the Isi Vol. Of fucker
BLACKSTONE, page 81 So where there is 10 br
ionnd a very sminlous note on this ,ubjeri.
DN Chiisiiar, who am igiOrmedisa CONNER
iatQr OF very high authority IN the law. Tn,
anihof states, when airy ambiguity arises n
he construction % taiute. Introducing
new penalty or punishment, IL there be a in-
diciai decision, ~ must be ~ cousonaHce " III
tbe isnity and mercy aud ~ favor OF natural
rlgai AID Liberty. but as 1 am feafinl ilat l