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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-31
Black-Smith:ng.

Beef, Pork, Whiskey, &c.
MESSERsMITH, offers for
- sale,
100 bbls, New York pine bee! and
pork
I50 hbls. Baltimore whiskey
so hbds Muscovado sugar.
Co boxes superior gunpOwjer lea
IS or. casks Sicily Madeira wine
is do do CoIr enar do.
90 do sweet Malaga
8 pines do
5 hhds. Antigua rum
pipes Holland gin,
80 sacks Liverpool blown salt
90 reams wrapping I
do Kentish cap PAPER.
20 bundles sugar loaf -
90 do sheathing
90 do band box boards
Z bags black pepper
60 boxes mould candles
5 do soap
casks Goshen cheese,
march 7
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-31
Notice.
march 81

I EFT the employment Of the suhstr.
Lber, on the morning OF the 9th instant,
a NEGRO MAN, named Heland, about 5
feet inches high, and thirty years OF age;
his clothing not reccolIected, but thai Of an
ordinary farm hand. He is well formed OF
dark complexion, down look, and slow in
his articulation.
A reward vt Ten Dollars will be given.
for him, if taken in the county of Fairfax,
or Alexandria; or Thirty Dollars if taken
out of them when delivered to my agent.
Mr.. Seul, or lodged in any safe jaol
RiCHD. WASHINGTON.
J. march 80
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-31
Sales at Auction.CE

Public Sale.
On FRIDAY al 10 clock.
WILL be sold at the Auction store
w Hhus Sugar, n. o Gust rec'd1
10 Bbs do Muscavado
s do Beef
10 boxes Soap
8 do Candles
Bbls Cordial
Kegs LIST qlty Eng. Mustard
Cooking Stove complete
A large quantity of old Newspaper
2 Modern Sofas
2 Sideboards
8 Elegant Looking Glasses
Tables &c. &c.
5 Cases Women's Shoes
do Mems do
Lot White Thread
Cotton Balls
DRY GOODS &c. &c.
wa be added to h,s days sails,
First quality feather beds-one large e'e-
giant Marsailles Quilt, together with various
Bed Blothing
Bombazette \ chiniz window curtains.
Cut glass dishes, pitchers, &c.
| large SET ivory handle knives and forks.
Carpeting Table cloths, &c.
S. A. MARSTELLER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-31
S25 Reward.

I OSI yesterday morning, somewhere on
IL King street, s,r hundred and seveniy-
sr dollars, wrapped in half sheet of let
ter paper, in notes of two Of the banks in
Georgetown, of the denomina ton Of 60.
lGand 8 dollars. The above reward will
be paid to the finder, on leaving the money
with Gibson s. Lupton, -four nero hants.
DANIEL MCPHERSON.
march 90 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-31
For Amsterdam,

skS The brig Give. Isaac Lin
NEcoIn, master; (da,ly expected) bur-
Their about e7O hhds tobacco. She is first
rate vessel, only one year old, and in all re-
spects equipped for the voyage; and can be
despatcbed soon liter her arrival. For
f,eip BIT of loo hhds apply to
JOHN H. LADD 4. Co.
Who have for sale on board tina: vessel.
goo tens plaster marck is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-31
march g!
Tan Yard.

TO rent or lease for term Of years,
TAN YARD. in the town Of Newport,
Charles county, Maryland There are in
the yard s6 watts in good order. beam house,
and every other convenience for carrying
on the husness.-Also a quantity of bark
which may be had on reasonable terms. II
is situated in q good neigbborhood tor hides,
and Is in all respects desirable situation
for person qualified TO carry on the bust
ness. For terms apply to
EDWARD EDELIN,, Sen. or
DR.. B. EDELIN,.
march q eo4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-31
Public Sale.

ON the 9Th of April next if fair, j not,
Othe next fair day, will be sol d at Public
Auction on the premises for cash. certain
Tract OF Land, lying in the county OF Fair
fax. which was conveyed 10 me by Thomas
Tripett, in trust, to secure the payment OF
certain monies to Joseph Sheppard
n. S. WISE, Trustee.
march 81 ctoA
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NOtice.

TyHE discount day OF the Bank OF Poto
mac. 10 future will be on Thursdays,
all Notes intended for discount, will have to
lie pat in Bank on thai day, before II
O. clock. I. fauE, 1ashier.
march 81 ot
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-31

FOR Freight,
sSE The good schr. SPARTAN.
EN VIM. Carrick, master; burthen $50
hills. will soon - ready to receive loading.
ASpiy to JOHN H. LADD & Co.
Who have for sale, received by said vessel,
10 tierces molasses
go pieces Russia duck
800 pair mems coarse shoes
35 tons plaster
26 casks fresh Thomastown lime
Few thousand boards
1000 punches onions
feb 27
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-31

ly attended to, and it requires sone
scaroir fare tn carry through the ar
rangement in mastery manner. A
great adept in the business, who had
been prime manager at all the wakes
in the neighborhood for many years,
was at last carried away from the death
beds Of his friends to that of his own.
Shortly before he died. he gave minute
directions to his people. as to the mode
of waking in proper style. ''Recollect"
says he, "to put three candles at the
head of the bed. after you lay me out,
and two at the foot, and one OF each
side. Mind now, put a plate with
salt on il just top ofmy breast. And,
do you hear. have plenty Of tobacco, Il
pipes enough. And remember to make
the punch strong. And-but what the
devil is the use Of talking 10 you? sure.
know, you'll sure to boiCh it, as !
won't be there myself"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-31
Norfolk March Ct

Norfolk March Ct
By the polite attention of their correspon-
dents at st Georges, Bermuda, the Steam
Boat Hotel Reading Room, and the Beacon
Office, were yesterday furnished with Ber-
muia papers 10 l4th inst inclusive, and ia
maica, Demarara and Barbados Gazettes of
late daies.-We do not, however, find in
them any thing either important or inter
pstIng.
Last Sales of produce at Kingston, Jam
8 tierces good middIing Coffee at n. lbs.
I'D. per lUU lbs.
lielces good middling Coffee at H. l6.s
Sd. per 100 lbs
5terces of ditto at II. 15s. 1od per 100
lbs; and
II tierces of ditto were withdrawn at a
bid of II. Is. Sd. per 100 lbs.
respectful address of congratulation had
been presented to the Governor OF ia
maics, on his recovery from the dreadful
accident which placed his life in imminent
danger.
Very severe weather had been expe-
rieuced at Jamaica, and some damage sus-
tanned by Boats, &c. in the harbor OF Kings
ton.
Extract of letter to Mr.. Alexander A. Mar
tin, at the Steam Boat Hotel Reading
Room dated
ST. Georges, (Bermuda.)(
March 10Th, 1891.
81 think il ADVISABLE to state the prices
of a few articles, which may defer others
from coming to bad market. Cora is 45
cents; Shingles. Juniper, 5 50 GID Ship
Bread. I'll kinds, very dull Slaves, no sale,
unless of good quality.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-31
Bostoo March

Boston, March 25--noon.
A letter from Peru to December llth, has
been received. The frigate Macedonian
sailed from Calloa Nov. Goth, with several
American vessels under Convoy, leaving on
ly one there, (the Rampant of Baltimore
Gen. San Marin, and Lord CochIane had
effected nothing of importance against Peru
upto December lIth, more than three months
after the expedition sailed from Coquim-
bo
The ship Argonaunt, from Leghom for
Salem, went ashore yesterday morning on
Gerrsh's Island, near Portsmouth; but her
specie about, 200, GOOD. has been landed,
and deposited in bank at Portsmouth.
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AsA> READING ROOM .SAx>,
!ETM MARIN lOU NAL !H42

ARRIVED
Brig Sarah of Saco, capt. Stephen Z.
Coal. seventeen days TO the Capes, (. 25
days 10 town fir. n. Orleans. cargo, sugars
to Bowie 1. Kurtz & W Fow!e l. Co.
Lett schr. Jas. Madison, Plunkelt of this
port, lust arrived from ST Johns, Porte Rico,
Cuba Il several others not :ecollected
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-31

4. c. Cazenove ) Co.
HAVE just received a few packages OF
H German Hardware. consisting of
Coffee mills, assorted sizes.
Straw knives, grass scythes
8, 10, and II inch. hoes, aud best Has
sendeYer steel.
.ALso,
So bbIs. New England Rum.
march 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-31

N. Orleans SUGAR at Auction.
on TUESDAY, at II o'clock,
VXIlLL be sold on VIM. Fowle T. Co.'S
w wharf the cargo OF the brig SARAH.
Capt. Cole, consisting OF
goo hhds NOrleans sugar Of quality su.
90 bbls. }perior to any ever imported.
Terms liberal. and made known at sale
S. A. MARSrELLER.
march 81 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-31
For Freight,

For Freight,
kM THE new and superior brig SA-
aGRAH Steven E Cole, master. bur-
then about 200 barrels. is in complete
order, and will be ready for cargo in three
days. Apply 10
Who hare recsived by sad brig, for sale
B. Ibis l., uu.liiv \ OH ans sugar
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13
AW g TITO Mo

WILL : be sold at Public Auction,
w on MONDAY the 10th instant,
at L o'clock, A. M. at the house formerly
occupied by Doct. Grant, now MIR. Her.
bert, near the seat OF Gov. w illiamson, a
variety of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Consisting Of Feather Beds, Blankets
and Bedding, Of the best quality; Dress
lug Table, with Glass; Dining and Break.
fast Tables; small Sideboard; Chairs ;
Kidderminster, Straw and Stair Carpets
Looking Glass; Japan Waiter; Crockery
aud Glass Ware; Plated Candesticks
SpernIacetti Candies, &c. &c.--with q
variety oil
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
also, A valuable collection Of BOOKS:
few bottles Of choice Madeira WINE;
Stable Manure, &c. &c.
MOSES AUSTIN, 1uctioneer.
4 Eliz. Town, Feb. ~, 1921.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13

.NJerseyG General Debating Society.
FEvHE first public meeting Of this So
u ciety, will be held on Thursday
evening next, ia the Baptist Meeting
House at Newark; when the following
question will be discussed :--
Would it be sound policy in the Coo
ernment Of the United States, TO effect dn
immediate emancipation Of Siaves 2''
Ladies and gentlemen of Elizabeth
Town and its vicinity, are respectfully
invited to attend.
By order Of the Society,
c. w. JOHNSON, Recording Sec.
The Society having private business to
transact, the Delegate and Representa-
iives Of the Franklin Society Of Elizabeth
Town, are requested 10 meet al o'clock,
at the house Of Stephen Rolf. Feb. IL.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13
gpsllB GAZETTE
ELIZaBETH-TOWN,
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Is. 1891.

We are happy in being able TO state,
that the ice, which has for several weeks
|obstructed the communication between
Elizabeth Town Point and New Y ork,
has been cleared away by the late mode
rate weather, aud that the sail-boats are
now running 10 and from the Point, as
usual. We understand that the steam
boat Atalanta will re-commence running
as soou as few trifling repairs are COM
pIeted, which will be in very few days.
Population q Esser Couniy.-The fol-
lowing aggregate Of the population Of this
county, was furnished the Editor Of the
Newark Eagle by Judge Reynolds, who
was employed 10 taking the late census.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13
SHERIFF'S SALE.
ESSEX PLEAS.
Matthias Williamson,
VS.. FL. Fa.
Aadrew Woodruff
The State Bank at Eii=ubeth,
VS.. Fl. Fa.

.H n
Andrew Woodru6.
NBY virtue OF the above stated writs
, OF fieri facias, TO me directed and
delivered, have levied on the Dwelling
House aud Lot Wherein Andrew Wood
ruff lives Also levied 90 the Dwelling
House aud Lot whereon Robert Adams
and Cornelius +. Vanhouten live: Also
levied on the Dwelling House and Lot
whereon Austin Penny lives: Also levied
on the Store House and Docks lately the
property OF Isaac w oodruff, dec. and Elias
B. Dayton; Also levied on smalI,lot O.:
Land, bounded by lands Of Jonathan
Dayton and Nehemiah Woodruff: Also
levied on lot Of Woodland, adjoining
lands OF Nehemiah Woodruff and others
which / shall expose TO sale at public
vendue, at the dwelling house Of Lewis
Rivers, innkeeper 10 Elizabeth Town,
on the nineteenth day Of March next, be-
tween the hours Of twelve and FIVE O'Clock,
IP. M.
NATHAN SQUIER, late Sheriff.
January l6, 1921.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13

lmadge made his honor the Mayor &C,
lquainted with the facts, who Immediately
by habeas corpus, ordered the captain anc
Indians to be brought before him at the
City Hall, where full examination took
place on Tuesday, in presence Of the
! Recorder. All the above facts being fully
confirmed, the Mayor issued two writs
against Capt. Hadlock, for the false im.
prisonment of the two persons. His honor
then offered TO take bail of $4,000 on each
writ, which Capt. III. being unable to give,
he was sent to prison to await the result.
We are glad to be able to state, that
although this man and woman have been
shut up together, they have conducted
towards each other as perfect strangers,
and that no improper familiarity has taken
place between them.
On turning 10 our files, we find that
Capt. Hadlock, with tile above persons,
arrived at New-London OH the llth OF
December last, ia the schr. Five Brothers,
Of Mount Desert, from sealing voyage
| in Davis Straits. with an Indian Chief,
his wijs and child, who were persuaded
to accompany him 90 his promise TO re.
turn them.
Since The above was in type, we waited
upon Capt. Hadlock, iu the Debtors
Prison-We made him acquainted with
the above statement, which he denies 10
toto, aud informs as that his attorney,
Gen. Bogarius, has been furnished with
facts TO disprove all the above allegations,
fas told us, that the Indians not only came
away with him voluntarily, but that he
left with their friends so dollars in mon
ey, and considerable quantity Of pro-
visions, with promise that he would
return them to their houses in June next.
Immediately after the above interview
with Capt. Hadlock, we visited the In
dians at Buffers Hotel, No. Park, near
the old Theatre but they both appeared
embarrassed, ard did not seem 10 say any
thing to implicaie the Captain. evidently
avoiding answers to questions tending to
|criminate him.
Understanding from Mr.. Bntler, that
the Indian had been educated by one oil
the Missionaries, We asked him to write
bis name, and handed him pencil and a
|piece Of paper, on which he wrote in a
decent hand, and Iegibly, MAKUNGI-
TUX. We then asked him to write the
name of the squaw. who. he said. was not
his wife. He wrote TONNUJAK, and
being requested to write the uame Of her
male child, he wrote EKELOAK. He
held bis pencil we'll, and the hand writing
may be seen at this Office. After this, a
gentleman present asked him tc chalk out
the Labrador coast, which he did, inclu-
| ding Bell Isle, which he named, and
pointed out the residence of the nation 10
which be belonged.
Thus, without prejudice, and without
iany wish 10 give an improper bias on this
subject, we have honestly and faithfully
given the particulars which have come tc
our knowledge.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13
From the New-York Gazette, Feb. 8.
THE ESQUIMAUX INDIANS.

EoQ "a l4SDhhIeo.
The male and female Indians, which
have been exhibited ia this city for some
weeks past, by Capt. Hadiock, it appears
were Kidnapped, and that they were when
taken, strangers to each other.
Suspicious to this effect, have existed
for some time; but, from the threats OF
Capt. Hadlock to take their lives If they
diyulged the secret, (for it appears that
they both speak the English langusge,) IT
was difficult to obtain any Information
from them.
Frederick A. TalImadge, ESQ. in order
to be convinced as TO their real situation,
prevailed upon the keeper Of the house
where they lodged, TO visit their room in
the night after Capt. Hadlock had gone to
bed. He did so aud after a long inter-
view, succeeded in inspiring the Indians
with confidence, who related to bin the
following facts:
That the man called an Indian Clief,
by Capt. Hadlock, was out IN his canoe
fishing on the coast Of Labrador which
was his occupation. That ne bad been
long 10 the habit oil Ooaruing LnS'Isn auu
American vessels, and had learned the
English language. That he was invited
alongside Of Capt. Hadiock's vessel when
he was immediately taken on board, and
put into the hold, and his canoe hoisied
on board and concealed. After this, Capt
I'll. sailed some distance down the coast,
and sent five men on shore, and stole me
woman and her infant from her fathers
hut. That when she came on board, IT was
discovered that she also spoke English,
and demonstrated, but without effect; and
that before she was awed into silence, the
Captain knocked her down oc the deck'
and ultimately put her into confinement.
The man also states, that the dress OF seal
skins with which they are now clad, IS
not the dress they wear in the country o.
their nativity, but were made on board
forihe purpose Of imposing them upon Inc
public as natives Of some other part oi the
coast.
This information obtained, Mr.. Tall
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13
ESSEX PLEAS.
Caleb Haisted. jun.

C0Tnetags CLARK.
YEvHE subscribers, Auditors 10 the a.
a. bove stated action, will expose al
public sale, at the house OF William /.
Craig, in Elizsbeth- Town, on Friday the
10Th day Of March next, between the
hours of twelve and five, P. M. the fol-
lowing described property. attached as
the property Of the above named defend
ant The Dwelling House and Lands
whereou Samuel Clark lives, in Railway
Also, all the right which the above named
Cornelius Clark has to the Dwelling
House and Farm whcreon James M. Clark
lived at the time Of his death, situate at
the Wheatsheaf.
WILLIAM DAYTON. j
OLIVER HATFIELD, auditors.
OLIVER huffman,
Eliz. Town, Feb. IL, 1921.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13


accident. I've are informed that lad
about IA years old, and pair Of vaIua.
BILE horses, were drowned near Newark
Bridge on Saturday last, ID attempting to
cross the river on the ice.
II. s. Senator. We some time since
mentioned our understanding that Judge
|SoUTHARD had declined accepting an ap.
pointment to the Senate for the remainder
Of this session, on account Of professional
engagements. ,s.--We now learn, that he has
accepted the appointment, and has actually
gone on TO take his seat.--I'rue Amer.
The Tar on Bank Stock the past year,
received into the Treasury of this state,
amountedto eleven Thousand four hundred
and eighty dollars ard Z cents.-ib.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13
MARRIED..

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Thomas
Morrell, Mr.. BENJAMIN w. TUCKER, to Miss
ELrzABETH HAaRIMAS-all Of this town.
On Saturday evening last, by the Rev. Mr..
Boggs, Mr.. JAMES EARL, of this town, to Miss
SUSAN VERMULE, Of Pisin6eld.
On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. E. w.
Crane, Mr.. BENJAMIN SCUDDBR, Jun. to Miss
ELIZABETH DESMAN--all Of Springfield.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13
SHERIFF'S SALE.
ESSEX PLEAS.
Cornelius S. WmdnS and
Edvard Griffith, =; -

= ds
Andre,D iWoodr4G
HDY virtue OF the above stated writs
I'D OF fieri facias, TO me directed and
.delived, have levied on the DWELLING
House aud Lot whereon Andrew Wood
ruff lives: Also levied on the Dwelling
House and Lot whereon Robert Adams
and Cornelius p. Vauhouten live: Also
levied OIL the Dwelling House and Lot
whcreon Austin Penny lives Also LEVIED
90 the Store House and Docks lately the
property Of Isaac Woodruff, dec. and Elias
B. Dayton: Also levied on small lot Of
Land, bounded by Iauds Of Jonathan
Dayton and Nehemiah Woodruff: Also
levied on a LOT Of Woodland, adjoining
lands Of Nehemiah Woodruff and others
whichI shall expose TO sale al public
vendue, at the dwelling house of Lewis
Rivers, innkeeper 10 Elizabeth. Town, on
The nineteenth day Of March next, be.
tweent the hours Of twelve and five o'clock,
P. M.
JOS. T. BALDWIN, Sheriff.
January 10th, 1921.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13
FOUND,

nN Tuesday last, Purse, containing
~ small sum Of Money, and other
papers. The owner can have it by ap.
plying at this Office, and paying for this
advertisement. Feb. l3, 1921.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13
To Let,

For one year from The lst Of April ncrt,
EyHE STORE now occupied BY
Il Messrs. Hi1chman & WhitefieId,
two doors south Of the Elizabeth State
Bank.
Also, The SHOP over the Store, now
occupied by E. Nj: Tcnbs as TaiIor's
Shop.
Also; for Sale Or to Let, PEW Nos
I02, ia the First Presbyterian Church.
For particulars enquire Of JAMES F..
MEEKER, Elizabeth Town, or OF the
subscriber, No. l73 Chatham.st. New
York. ISAAC Il. DAVIS.
Feb. 10, 1921.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13
BANK .NO7,E EXCHANGE,

=
NEW-YORK NOTES.
New-York City Banks -. PAN
Barker's Exchange Bank 81 per ct.
Troy aud Albany Banks FAR
Mohawk Bank at Schenectady do.
Lansingburgh Bank do.
Bank Of Newbufgh il not s;gued ~
with red ink 'os
DO. signed with red ink ssper ct.
Do. payable in Ithaca do.
Washington & Warreu 60 a 62I do.
Orange County Bank do.
Caiskill Bank do.
Hudsos Bank .. 81 a 90 do.
Bank Of Columbia at Hudson do.
Middle District Bank do.
Niagara ~. IS a 85 do.
Greene County Bank ] do.
Auburn Bank ! do.
Geneva Bank =. I do.
Central Bank at Cherry Valley ] do.
Chenango Bank -. do.
Columbia Receivables do.
Hudson do. . 90 do.
Utica Bank ! do.
Utica Insurance b do.
Utica Branch at Cauandaigua do.
Ontario Bank at ditto do.
Ontario Bank at Utica I do.
Jefferson County Bank 40 do.
lPlattsburgh III do.
NEW-JERSEY NOTES.
Jersey Bank PAR
| Banks in Newark do.
Stale Bank at Elizabethtown do.
Banks in New Brunswick do.
State Bank at Paterson do.
State Bauk at Morristown do.
Sussex Bank do.
Trenton Banking Company do.
State Bank at Trenton Hal per ct.
State Bank at Camden do.
farmers Bank at Mt. Holly do. DO.
Cumberland Bank . do. do.
CONNECTICUT NOTES.
Bridgeport Bank -. pAa
Eagle Bank, if payable at N.York DO.
New Haven Bank, if payab at do. do.
Hartford Bank, If payable at do. do.
Middletown Bank a. per Ct.
Phenix Bank at Hartford do. do.
Derby Bank do. do.
MASSACHUSETTS, NOTES.
Boston Bank -. per CT.
Springfield Bank .l4ala do.
Hampshire Bank at2 ~ Al
northampton W. W.
Worcester Bank -. do. do.
Other Massachusetts Notes do. do.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE NOTES.
Generally -. do. do.
VERMONT NOTES.
Burlington u a. 2 do.
RHODE-ISLAND NOTES.
Providence Banks llal5 do.
Washington Bank atWesierly do. do.
Allother Rhode Island Notes do. do.
PENNSYLVANIA NOTES.
Philadelphia Notes PAR a ] do.
Silver Lake Notes SIS a go do.
Germantown Bank :. u do.
Bank Of Delaware County lag do.
Bank of Chester do. do.
Farmers Bank of Bucks Co. do. do.
New Hope Del. Bridge Co. 2 do.
Bank Of Montgomery Co. no do.
at Norristown =" : uo'
Unincorporatcd Banks uncertain
DELAWARE NOTES.
Farmers Bank Of Delaware 2 a 8 do.
Wilmington and Bfandywine do. do.
Other Delaware Notes S a 25 do.
MARYLAND NOTES.
Baltimore Banks rs. sal do.
Annapolis and branches IS 10 do.
Other Maryland Notes 10 sales
| DISTRICT COLUMBIA NOTES.
Generally 2 do.
Except the folIowing)
Mechanics Bank 2 do.
Merchants Bank, AIex'a. no sales
franklin Bank uncertain
VIRGINIA NOTES.
Bank Of Virginia and branches do.
farmers Bank and branches do.
Valley Bank do.
unchartered Banks 10 a 20 do.
| NORTH H-CAROLIN.A NOTES.
State Bank and branches a 81 do.
Newbem and Cape Fear 2a2a do.
SOUTH-CAROLINA NOTES.
Generally -. la do.
GEORGIA NOTES.
Savannah Banks ~. .lGll do.
Augusta Banks do. do.
Marine Insurance 5 do.
Augusta Bridge Notes 80 35 do.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13
Extract from letter dated Utica, FEB
4. 1921.

On Thursday morning, the Gath ult.
FarenIeit's thermometer at my store, at
sunrise, was 20 degrees beio,u 0--yester-
day, the same thermometer, fronting the
north, at o'clock, P. M. was 62 degrees
abOve 0--making difference OF range of
9l degrees in the short space ofsix days.
The sleighing is nearly spoiled" "
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13
Total 30.785

Foreigners not naiuralized, 133; per-
sons engaged in agriculture, 2a44; 10
commerce, 253; 10 manufactures, 34se !;
slaves, ITO; free persons Of color, l424.