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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
Extract Of a letter received in Baltimore by
the steam boat. dated

Extract Of letter received in Baltimore BY
the steam, boat, dated
Commercial Reading and Meas
Room, Norfolk, May IA. 1921.
"Isaw on Saturday last the Coroner, act
ing as Sheriff of the county Of Norfolk, and
the TAILOR who has in keeping the persons OF
Castilano and Garcia (the murderers OF La
goardette) both OF whom informed me that
the prisoners had confessed that they had
robbed Mr.. Gillespie's Lottery Office. and
the key they had left concealed in Baltimore,
which, when found, would open the office
with much ease as ever lock was opened.
They said it was concealed among num-
Der Of other keys, and if am not mistaken
that il was the largest key in the parcel.
They further declare that German nam
ed Berger, who is confined in Jail for the
commission Of some crime*, is as innocent
of the offence as the child unborn. shall
in a short time possess myself of the particu-
lars of the foregoing information, as we'll as
a great deal more, very interesting 10 other
persons in the United States, and shall lose
no time in making it public through pro-
per channel. shall have their history from
their early days down TO the period Of their
execution. Respectfully yours,
w. G. LYFORD.
sRobbing French lady in Marsh Market
space OF considerable amount in gold anu
silver.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18

Thomas U. P. Charitun is appointed, by
the President Of the United States to be
D;s,ric, Judge for the District OF Georgia.
vice William Davies, resigned.
Thomas p Devereux is in like manner,
sppointed to be Attorney of the United
States. for the District Of Georgia, vice
William Davies, resigned.
I.Nat Intslligsacsr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18

Eli Williams and Athanasius FenwlcS
have been appointed. by the Executive OF
the state of Mary land. Commissioners to exs-
mine and re port on the navigability OF the
River Potomac, the gentlemen FIRST appoint
ed for thu. purpose having declined serving
rh,d
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
SPAIN.

The following is translation of the
message sent by the King of Spain to the
Cortes, consulting them on the formation
of the new ministry, with their answer:
Wishing to give to the nation an ire
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
DISTRICT LOTTERIES.

Iteiyes US satisfaction to be able TO sta'e
that the managers of the City Hall and Ca
nal Lotteries, within this District. taxing IN
TO consideration the inconvenience OF TWO
Lotteries drawing at the same time IN the
CITY: have made an amicable arrangement
TO obviate this difficulty; in consequence oil
which the National (or City Hall) Lottery
only will 90 on, the Fifth Class OF which is
lust advertised by Mr.. Gillespie The
dr. wing of another class OF the Canal Lotte'
~ being postponed tor the present, we un'
derstand MIR. Tyler becomes vender o. the
Tickets in the National Lottery No. 3, be-
ing the only one now on foot in the Dis
trict. Ii0'N
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18

The expedition now preparing for the
South Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, by the
elegant ship Of The line commanded by COM
nodore STEWART, does honor to the admin
ist,ation. Not only will the voyage display
our A4g, and protect our commerce, along
the coasts and in the seas visited, but will
afford noble specimen Of our power and
moderation wherever the vessel may 60. Ii
may DC expec ed the Franklin will, be lore
her return, circumnavigate the globe. Dur
ing her course, there will be great scope tor
maritime observations by paturalists. The
opportunities for making observations IN
zoology. botany, and mineralogy, Will be
no less advantageous. There is the most
solid assurance that the able and intelligent
commander, the friend OF science, will give
every practicable facility to such researches.
There never was so good and favorable an
occasion for young gentlemen to embark 10
all enterprise of great promise. Valuable
discoveries may be anticipated, and new
and rare productions from the countries VI
sited be brought home. Protection, subsis-
tence, the means of prosecuting inquiries,
and the fame and honor resulting thereirom,
are all presented to the qualified persons who
aspire 10 this high deslination.-N. Z. Gag.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
Extract TO the Editor, Of the Franklin Gaa
dated HIvana, April 20.

Extract TO The Editors OF me rra"S'" "o|'
dated HIvana, April 20.
"The United States sloop OF war Hornet
arrived here OH the s9d instant, from New
York: the officers and cres are in excellent
health, and the little ship in fine order. a
large convoy ofvessels bound to Cadlz' SAIL
ed from this port this morning The trlgate
which accompanies them. has some millions
of hard Spanish dollars en- board. The prI-
v4teers OF patriot gentlemen will stand some
chance Of filling their pockets. They WILL
however, have to fight hard, as the vessels
are all armed. They are impudent enough
TO cone within sight of Moro Castle. The
Hornet will sail in few days for Pensacola
and will touch here on her return TO the Unit
ted States.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18

who delight in recitals of bloody scenes,
and ruined towns, will find less to crafty
that barbarous appetite but all who wish
for improvement, or delight in sentiment,
will find an increased value from the at
tention paid to science, arts, agriculture,
biography, morality, religion, humor, po-
etry, &c.
The man who can't find time to read
one newspaper during the week must be
truly slave to ignorance or poverty
The truth is however, that it is an excuse
for Incidence and parsimony, and thus
whole families are deprived of intorma-
ton on those points which afford one half
the conversation of society. They are
content to borrow from their more intel
ligent or more cunning neighbors, thus
existing in the language Of the poet, to
"vegetate and de-
1t is hoped however, that such are few.
Our political welfare so essentially de-
ponds on a general diffusion of intelli-
gence, and we have so many examples in
the word, of ignorant people being the
slaves of superstition and tyranny, that
our young republic should lose no oppor-
tunity to establish itself on the only per-
manent foundation. Long Island Star.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-11

psGp RED oy ". r. CoSwAY, Chemist, Nc I,
5umSead tisce, Boston, viz.
Df. Relics Botanical Drops
Dr. Relies Asthmatic Pills
Or Relies Aromatic Female Pills, for Obstruc-
sions, &C.
Dc Relics An,ibillious Pills, for Indigestion. Bill
kous Affections, Sc
DR. Reffes Vegetable Specific. (for sick head
aehs)
Dr. Relies Vegetable Rheumatic Pills
DIR Jehb's Rheumatic Liniment-Rbeumatism of
20 years standing has been cured by this in "a
lhours.
British Antiseptic Dcntrfce. most excellent Cor
theteeth and gums
Damfries' DIN nent, certain and safe cure for
the Itch, in one hours application, be it ever so in
veterate. 0T No danger from taking cold
Albion Corn Plaster. The relief is immediate
Lsnd while it dissolves and draws the corn out by
the roots. It causes not the least pain.
Cambrizn tooth ache Pills, the relief is instan.
tsBeous, without the least injury to the teeth
DIR Hunters celebrated Pills-Dr Hunters In
jeci.oh Powders, aud Dr.. Hunters Cerate, for the
prevention and cure Of yenereal complaints with
perfect secresy. A treatise, explaining symptoms,
and method OF cure accompany each Packet.
Pamphlets Of many extraordinary cures, may be
had . the Agents, gratis
az None ef she a50ve are genuine, unie,s signed
"W. 4. Conwiy large discount to Country
Physicians, Traders, sc. The above Medicines
may likewise be had Of
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
No. Ito, Thames. street, Newport;
.9iso, BY
LeniueI w. Briggs, Bristol; Hercules Whitney
Mason, Balch, Pr0vidence Dyer X Howes, Wpid.
hami Greene. NeaS London; Hopkins, Harttord; and
most Druggists, Booksellers Of responsibility. also
by m,st Post Masters throughout the Union
None are genuine unless signed BY w. I. Conway
Julkf ~. 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-11

May ,. 1921
lhe Jo"o'7ins sinsrfar Cures Effected By .tAese
Dreps. ." fsrass, may be sruy SencSeial 70 lis AZ
fleisL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-11
Ae and Table Beer.

TOlHN B. LYON informs the public
J IN 1t he has received, for sale. and will keep a
eoosts 1t supply OF
Dn0le and Single die and Table Beer,
of the GrE quality. March IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-11
NOTICE..

nv ISE.
AMES TOWNSEND, informs his friends a,d
the public that he has employed experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING Business
and is ready to attend to the calls Of his old Cas-
toners and Friends-the smallest favour will eb
gratefully acknowledged and punctually attended
to-eall at the Chambers over his Store, north
corner of Bsnnister's- wharf
Newport, March 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-11
TO LEI,

.dnd hosss.sion given immediately,
THE lower part Of house, situate ~
Dean..onirseet For particulars in9u,rs a, this
Office. N.Y.
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pJob Work satisfactorily executed.
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Ia MES HA MOND,
HAsFoR SALE,
AT TuR Nopra wrxn or tn. II \ m p.xx-

Il 5 "A l. L,
or THs X. l. u. BANK,
Miscellaneous,
Poetry,
Nautical and survey ing,
Juvenile 4 school books.
STATIONARY.
Writing. Letter and
wrapping paper OF ali
descriptions in general
use,
Blank and Account
Books,
BiAnk Forms,
Desk materials,
Morocco Ware,
Materials for drawing,
painting and Fancy
work,
School, stationary and
Fancy articles
PAtER iAN6INGs
French and American
Papef iangIngs and
borders TO match.
AOUSEiI0LD HARD
WARE.
Bri,tania lea and Coffee
Pots.
Block lin, do. do.
lea Trays, Wine do.
Knife g. Bread Baskets,
Knives and Forks,
Table Steels,
Plated and Jappanned
Castors,
Coffee Mills, Sad Irons,
Candesticks and Lamps,
Steel snuiiers and Trays,
Pocket Lanterns,
Warming Pans.
Corkscrews, Grstcrs,
Andlrons, Shovel and
Tongs,
Hearth Brushes & Bel.
lows.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Gil, and Mahogany fran
ed.
BRUSHES.
House Brushes,
busting do.
Wnite WascS
Hearth, Paint. Clothes
Hat add shoe.
SUNDRIES.
Superior Razors,
Daffs Razor straps,
DRESSING Cases.
Patent Head Brushes,
Day and NJ r,ins superb
or Backing. &c. &c.
TING LtBRABv,
es, and continues to have
suitable for the same.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-11
NOTICE.

THE subscribers have been appointed
snd qualified to actss Administrators uptn the Es.
tate Of THOMAS q HAZARD, Esq.
late Of soulh. kingstown, deceased.
GEORGE p HAZARD.
Is. HAZARD,
ENOCH HAZARD.
Newport March q, 1921
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rRIsTsD AsB FrBLIsHKp
WILLLiM SL.HO.N.S,
rRIxTxR OF Tak LAWS OF Tsz UsITIp sTATEs.

Terms Of shs Republican.
Two dollars year-one half in advance.
Price gf .Idrerhs,ny.
One dollar and ffty cents square, for three weeks,
and twenty-five cents Tor each publication after
smaller oses in the same proportion.
or Advertisements will be continued tiH forbidden,
unless the term OF c0ntinu ance be specified.
IrJob Work satisfactorily executed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-11
New Stock of
FEATHER BEDS & FEATHERS.
ABRAHAM BARKER,

No. 2, Charles-s:rsss.
k EEPS constantly on hand quant-
wof best Live Gesse and Fowl Festhers--
sna Feather beds. from Ihe lowest priced t. The
krss quality.
.sls0 on hasa- An sssortment Of Mattresses, of All
Auos March 81, 1891
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-11
REMOVAL.
Andrew v. Allen & Co.

HAfE removed to the Store recently owned an
II occupied by G.. RHoDss, Esq No. 10
Thane,street, few docs south Of their old stsi.
where they have Tor sale, at wholesale and rets, 3
general
Assortment Of Groceries.
Newport, March s1
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-23

disposition, had reached Albany with a
large quantity Of sewing silk, which she
offered for sale as the manufacture OF
Connecticut, to the great admiration OF
the honest Dntchmen Of New-York. Now
instead of this circumstance being thought
worthy Of notoriety in this state, we can
assure the Workers that hundreds of fe-
males in the neighboring towns gain their
whole subsistence from the manufacture
of this article, aud that they have brought
il to such perfection as nearly to exclude
foreign silks from our stores. We there
fore recommend the said fair lady and
her silk TO the confidence Of every Dutch
man, and hope that their patriotism or
saIIan,ry will induce them to purchase
largely, in which case it is moi unlikely
they may soon see more Of our enterpri-
sing females among them.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-23

the succession Of his son 10 the govern
ment, he made peace with the Englisb'
who demanded that Anderson and john
son should be given up to them. The
demand however was not acceded TO.
AT this juncture the Mahratta states
we're engaged 10 active hosIilities against
the English, aud Anderson and johnson
we're rent 10 join the standard of Pesant-
row Holkar, one Of their Chiefs. The
Mahratta forces were very successful,
until the general pacification Of the Eu-
ropean continent enabling the English 10
reinforce their army very considerably,
the Mahrattas were unable longer to cou'
tend with them, aud suffered total de-
geas OF. the 25th of April, 1917, ia gen.
eral engagement with the British under
Gen. Malcolm, on the plains OF Need
poor, 10 which battle .Johnson was killed
The Mahratta army being now complete
|ly put TO the route, and The English and
their allies 10 full possession of the coun--
try, Anderson bethought himself OF aD
expedient TO make his escape, and Tor this
purpose disguised himself in the eiiaTac-
Ter Of Mahometan Pilgrim, going to
Mecca, aud made his escape to Muscat,
where he was seized by the Sultan, put
on board the East India Company S brig
Vestai, Capt Watson. aud carried to
Bombay.
Not finding any American Consul or
American shipping at Bombay, he was
compelled to work his passage on board
the British East India ship Hertiordshire,
Capt. Hope, 10 Canton, and thence to the
port of London, where he arrived about
the l7th or 18th September last, and made
known his circumstances to Col. Aspin-
wall, American Consul at that port, who
treated him with great kindness, and sent
him home in the ship Henry Clay, Capt.
CAN'T, which arrived in Hampton Roads
on the Sd inst.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-23
From the New-York Evening Post.

ANOTHER CASE OF LocK-JAw SUCCESS
FULLY TREATED WITH scULL-cAP.
The anti-spasmodic virtues Of this in
valuable plant, have once more decidedly
manifested themselves, 10 the following
case Of confirmed tetanus or lock-jaw.
On the 10th of December last, DIR.
StillwcIl was called, at 8 o'clock in the
morning, TO visit the sol of Mr.. John
Ball. aged 0 years. He found him la
boring under an affection OF tetanus. The
muscles Of the neck and back we're con-
tracted so as 10 draw bis head lorcibly
backwards, giving at the same time, a
corresponding curvature TO the spine; the
Jaws were firmly set by contraction of the
masseter muscles; the teeth were clinched
together, with great pain under the ster-
nnm or breast bone aud other usual
symptoms Of This disease. He had almost
continued spasms, which lasted 20 or 80
seconds at a time, with intervals Of about
five minutes. II appeared that about len
DAYS before, the lad had been pricked by
the point Of brad or small tack, which
had heen carelessly driven through the
heel Of his shoe, and had made a slight
wound, not however, SO as TO confine him
10 the house, but which festered, and was
poulticed by his mother, when it healed
entirely up. so that he went about bis
recreation. 10 the morning of the 10th,
he perceived an uneasiness 10 the wound
hut SO little that he did not mention it, and
went to school as usual; in the evening
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-23
From the Connecticut Mirror, Jan. Is.

An article is DOW going the rounds of
The papers, which we believe had its OIL
gin 10 the Albany Daily Advertiser, which
states, and at the same time expresses
much wondernent at the fact, that one of
our industrious Connecticut damseIs, pos
sessing the true Yankee rowing, peddling
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-23

If the acknowledgment is by husband
and vifc the form is the same (using the
plural) down to the word acknowledged"
and then add Immediately after the word
"deed,"" and the said c. d. being pri-
vately examined by me apart from her
said husband, did acknowledge that she
signed, sealed and delivered the same,
as her voluntary act and deed freely with.
out any fear, threats or compulsion Of
her husband.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-23
From the Trenton Federalist.
Observation-Disclosures

From the trenton 4 eueraHSt,
PURCHASERs-MoR
LOOK OUT.
The law now is, and has been, since
the first day Of this month, January 1921
as follows -
LIST. That every conveyance oil land or
real estate, to any purchaser, shall be void
against a subsequent Judgment creditor,
or bona-fide purchaser, OF mortgage, Tor
valuable consideration, not having notice
thereof, anless such deed Of conveyance
shall be Acknowledged or proved aud re-
corded or lodged with the clerk OF the
common pleas Of the country 10 which the
lands, sc. are, withia Is days after The
time of signing, sealing, and delivering
the same.
Therefore, it behoves every purchaser
to have his deed Immediately recorded
(within Is days) for now, even Judgment
entered after the deed, will have prefer
ence, unless the deed is recorded III time.
I'd. The law now is, that every deed Of
mortgage for lands or real estate, shall be
void against a subsequent boua-fide judy
ment creditor, purchaser, or mortgage,
for valuable consideration without no.
tice, unless such mortgage shall be ac-
kuowledged, or proved, according to law
and recorded or lodgedI to be recorded,
with the clerk OF the pleas Of the county
10 which the lands are, at or before the
time of entering such judgment, or of re-
cOrding or lodging 10 be recorded the said
mortgage or conveyance, to such subse-
quent purchaser or mortgage.
So that now, nortgagee has no space
of time allowed for recording, but if a
judgment is entered before his mortgage,
such judgment, deed, or mortgage. will
have the preference-In other words,
mortgages now have preference Of each
other, from the time Of first recording.
Therefore say, again, let no purcha-
ser delay more than fifteen days before be
records his deed, and let no mortgage de-
lay one hour!
The form Of acknowledging Deeds,
must now also be different, in one or two
particulars Where an acknowi~
edgment Of any deed or conveyance is Ia
ken, inc officer shall. frs; ;;s:lsee ke::. The
contents thereof to the person making such
acknowledgment and shall also be salts
fed, that such person is the grantor men
toned 10 said deed, Of all which, said Off
Ger shall make his certi fcatc, in addition
TO the other matters required by law to be
certified by him.
1t will be seen, this regulation only APP
plies to cases Of acknowledgment before an
officer and not to cases where the deed
or mortgage is proved by the witness or
witnesses.
The form therefore of the acknowledge
ment Of deed or conveyance, should be
as follows -
Personally appeared before me, A. B.
one Of the judges Of the Inferior Court Of
Common Pleas in and for the county Of
in the state Of New.Jersey Tor other
officer as The case is) c. d. the grantor
Cor mortgagor as the case is) named in the
within conveyance, and did acknowledge
that he signed, sealed and delivered the
same as his voluntary act aud deed, the
contents thereof having been first made
known to him by me, and | being satisfied
that he is the grantor mentioned in said
deed.*
Acknowledged before me this
day Of 1872 A. B."
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-23
From the Norfolk Beacon Of Jan. 10

TOM inc N0fTOk btaCUu OF JAN 10.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
At late hour last night, Capt. Bald
win Of the Tobacco Plant, politely fur
nished us with London papers Of the l4lh
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-15

i'ib.o English thoash si.h the ioss ol the
force OF the expression 10 the original--''I
have seen happy days 10 kn,sis, when every
substantial retsiner had two wives, one IN the
valley, aud another on the hill, and when
there was but one prayer aud TWO grsces in
the parish u
On the Sun ult. at Hueknall Totkatd, Not
tinghsm, John Spray, and on the following
morning at the same hour, sMercy his wife,
the former aged n, and the latter es years.
They had eight children, two daughters and
six sons, tho latter Of whom were ell engsg-
ed IN service durIng the late war. From the
great astschmen, the parties had TO each 9TH
or, they were called the "two doves" They
were never known 10 quarrei, nor ever went
out on business Without accompanying each
other. Tho many irnss they had been des.
tituic OF food for several doys ,ogethcr, (and
scarcely ever had sunicient supply yetineir
natural chee erfuiuess never iorsook -tbsD; on
the eoatrsry, an cir OF plesssnIfy, at such
times, was generally visible on their coapte-
nsnces. 1t had been the consant desIe Of
both, Tor some years, that they nigh; die al
the sane time. They were buried in the
same grave; affoidssg in their lives an exam
pie OF conjugai attachment, IN the mids, OF
poverty, rarely (perhsps nsses) eqUailed.--
Their funeral obsequies were auended ty a
number OF respectable people, and a great
concourse Of spectators
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-15
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.

POLPll l.NSsG.> Y.

a preacher 10 the neishborhood of Black
fsists, Loodon, not undeservedy popular,
had Just knished an exhorta,ioo strongly re-
commanding the liberai support of a certain
very rncritOrious institution. Tho coogregs.
tiOn was numerous, and the chapel crowded
to excess. The discourse being finished, tho
plate was about 70 be handed found to the
respective Pews, when the preacher made
this short address to she congregation :" from
the synpaihy 1 have Witnessed in your coun-
FINANCES, and the strict attention you have
houorsd me with, there is only ono thing ]
am afraid Of; that aome Of you may feel in-
slined 70 give 200 nseh now il is my duty TO
Snform you, that jus,ice though 90, so plea
san, should always be prior virtue TO gene
sesi,y therefore, as you will all imme diateiy
- waited upon in your respective pews, I
wish to have it thoroughly understood, that
no person will think Of putting any thing into
sho plae, whe cannot f'sy his debts." need
not add, that this advice produced Q mos,
syernowin9 collection.