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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-02
For Freight,

For FrelSnt,
SN, The schr. GEORGE, John Tobey,
SSS&. Master, burthen about 500 Dbl; she
!! sn excellent vessel, two years old and VIII
soon be ready to load, in preference to ber'
,nnda or the West Indies. Apply to
'"'N JOHN H. LADD y Gu.
Who hare Just received for safe,
10 Chests Imperial Tea. m
1000 lbs. Bacon. June 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-02
MORNING, AUGU>Ts

4 Ia Meeting of the Members Of the
n Standing Committee of tre Mutual AS;
surance Society against Fire on Buildings OF
the State of Virginia, held at the Genera
Office of Assurance, in Richmond, Oh me Hu
day of July, 1871
|, Present.
JOHN D. BLAIR, Chairman,
PHILLIP N. Nicholas /ssss
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH, sgS
BENJAMIN TATE, and Ess
D.4pID BULLOCK = SoaS
The following Resolutions were moved, q.
adopted by the Board =
respectable number of this Society
having requested The Standing Committee
to call General Meeting
"Ordersd, That notice be forthwith given
in the two daily papers of This city, that
General Meeting Of the Members 9fahe MI
tual Assurance Society, agaiha Fire on Build
ings Of The State Of Wrginia," will be- h,id
at the Capitol, IN the CITY of Richmond, on
the first Monday, 1.-THE 6th) OF August
next.
Ordered also, That the foregoing noti6ca-
ton be published in the Enquirer and Ex,
position, and iii the newspapers IN Norfolk,
Petersburg, Fredericksburg, Lynckbuis
Winchester, Stanton and Alexandra
The Standing Committee, adyerting to
the difficulty which has heretofore attended
the obtaining General Meeting, beg leave
respectfully to recommend 10 the persons
insured who cannot personally attend, to
meet in their respective towns or vicinities,
and to constitute as their proxies persons
whose intelligence and standing in the conf
munity will afford an assurance that the in
terests of the institution may be properly
confded to their care"
A trus copy rom the Journal Of the Stand.
ing Committee.
I'LL 20 d as, Ia a So>;.tu 3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-02
For Freight,

For Freight,
x& The good schr ONLY son, James
s2&Fuller, master; burthen $50 bbls y
i IS one hall provided. For freight OF the
! ,ber anply TO JOHN H. LADD T. Co.
Tho Eays ON board said Usssst for sale.
so Ions Plaster.
iune %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-02

New orleans SugarS Lemons,
NyM F0WLE s. Co: have this day
w landing from schr. Eliza from New.
90 Hhds. N. O. Sugar
100 Boxeo Lemons
lima 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-02

Tea 4 lemons.
IN chests superior young hyson tea
~ So boxes lemons in good order
hhds LIST quality Y. o. sugar
Received per schr. Hero from Boston 4.
for sale by A. l. A n. ADAMS,
;,Ine 26
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-02
Vol. XIII
For Freight,

For Freight
N. The good sloop JOHN BROOKS,
&3AWm. Prince, master, burthen about
S10 hbIs. and will soon be ready TO load
Wv Anniv to J Fl. LADD s. Co.
VINO haze for sale on board sad vessel,
so M. merchantable boards
Also. JUST reeetved,
2 half pipes genuine old pert WINE.
iune is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-02
For Bremen. direct.

"a The good ship MARY ANN,
,e-fsgF&S> Fl WinuemOre, master, burtben
T,.t.4F about $40 tons, and pow nearly
SSxSgS7 loaded and will be dispatched in
a few days. For passage only, apply as a
love July 80
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-02
Black-Smithing.
DAVID &. PRElrYMAN.

T1AVING commenced the Blacksmith.
II ing business, on Royal street. between
Prince and Duke streets, will be glad to ex.
ecute any work in his line; particularly
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-02

William Fowle & Co.
HAVE in store Woodhouse's, old Sicily
IL Madeira Wine, of superior quality in
pipes, half pipes and Or. casks.
Old London particular Madeira wine, do.
do. do. imported in 1918.
Is pipes of very superior BRANDY, i'm
ported direct from Bordeaux.
pipes old Holland GIN.
NAV 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-02
Also for Boston,

kS The brig TOM, A. Howard, mas
~ ter. ourthen about 1900 bois. she
is now loading and will be dispatched imme-
Lnlely. For freight of 800 Lbls or passage
annIy aS above.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-02

For PASSPORT,
ssx The good schr Eliza Holt. VIM.
@RMKenric, master; burthen about
1000 bbls. one half Of which being ready to
20 On board. For freight OF the other or pas
sage, apply 10 ,Dsc
Ubo have for sale on board said vessel,
$50 tons plaster
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27
FOR RENT,

A House, GARDEN, &c. near
"A Mr.. Joho Burrows, about one mile
from Elizabeth Town market.
A HOUSE, with or withoutland,
where Jacob Harson lives.
A FARM, containing about 60
acres of land, with good dwelIiug-house,
barn, &c. where Ebenezer B. Collins
lives, about nine miles from Newark, on
the Mount-P Pleasant turnpike.
A DwELLINc-HoUs & GAR
DEN, in Charch-street, 10 Newark. Also,
A good DwELLINc-H HOUSE,
BARN, aud about 40 acres Of land, now 10
the possession Of Jacob | SmaIley, near
the Little Falls, 10 Aqaacknunck towu-
ship.
MATTHIAS WILLIAMSON.
Feb. 90, 1921. 30tf
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27
or Soap and Candle
Warehouse. 10
NOTICE.

GtANDLES asd SOAP, Of the sub
" scriber's manufacturing, may be had
"a. Messrs. HINCHMAN & WHITE
FIELDS, aud at the principal Stores in
Elizabeth Town, at the following prices
DIPPED CANDLES, Is pence by
the single pound.
MOULD do. II do. do. do.
SOAP, 10 do. do. do.
To be had also, as usual, by the box, al
Hinchman &, Whitefelds.
ELLISON CONGER.
Feb. q, 1921. 80
N. BE. CoNGER wishes it under
stood that he does not adxLterate his goods
10 enable him to sell at the above reduced
prices, aud that they are OF superior
quality.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27
Great Usage Mission Fanailu.


The public are respectfully informed,
that the religious exercises preparatory
to the departure of this family from this
city, are unayoidably postponed for one
week. Letters have been received from
the Superintendent and Assistant Of the
Mission, announcing, that in consequence
OF the bad state Of the roads, it is impos-
sible to reach the city at the time appoint.
ed for their arrival. The first public
meeting will, therefore, be held in the
Associate Reformed Church in Murray
street, on Monday Evening, the 5th, and
the second in the Middle Dutch Church,
on Tuesday Evening, the 9th Of March.
BY order Of joint meeting of the COM
mittee Of Missions, the committee Of
Ways and Means, aod the committee Of
Supplies. Mem York, FEB. %.
y. LEWIS,
ISAAC HEYER, SCommittee.
HENRY RANKIN
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27
FREIGHT REDUCED.
Rising Sun Ferry,
Near the mouth OF the EIizabeth-Town Creek.
Neuo arrangement octhe Sail
R01fe.

.Ve1u arrangement o the Sad
Boats.
HyHREE Sail-Boats. NoNpAaEIL.
n SwiFTsURE and INDUSTRY.
FROM ELIZABETH-TOWN.
lst Passage, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
I'd Passage, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ.
FROM NETWORK.
lst Passage, at 10 O'Clock, Am.
I'd Passage, at 2 O'clock, r. NJ.
These are excellent boats, and in good
order, aud will be kept SO.
Passage. l2a cents.
One third will be deducted from the
customary prices Of the creek Freights.
Cider Spirits and all other barrels carried
at Cd. No credit Tor freight permitted.
There is an excellent store-house on the
dock, and careful man to receive aud
deliver goods. Goods stored free of ex-
pense, bat to he at the risk Of the owners,
Elisabeth To7un, Feb. 81, 1921.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27
SHERIFFoS SALE.
BOROUGH PLEAS.

.Dauid Meeher,
VS.. Ri. IA. de bonis ct ferris.
Joseph Perians.
DY virtue Of the above stated writ, to
D me directed and delivered, I have
levied on the undivided half part of a
House and Lot Of Land ia Elizabeth
Town, bounded on the east side by the
lane that leads from the main road to
where Col. Aaron Ogden formerly lived,
on the west by John Chandler, on the
front by the main road aforesaid that leads
to the Point ferry, and on the rear by a
house and lot Of Andrew Woodruff, con-
tanning about three quarters of an acre,
more or less, which shall sell at public
auction, on Wednesday the I'd day Of
May next, at the house now occupied by
William |. Craig, in Elizabeth Town, be-
tween the hours of IL and o'clock, P. M.
OLIVER huffman, Late
Sheriff Of the Borough Of Elizabeth.
Eliz. Town, Feb. 20, 1921. 80
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27
Notice

rs hereby given, that ABNER L.
q KiLBURN. has this day made an
assignment Of all his estate, real or per-
sonal, TO us, for the benefit Of his Cred
itors, and that the Creditors Of the said
Abner l.. Kilburn, make their claims to
us under oath, at L.ycas Farms arms, il. the
township Of Newark.
ISRAEL C. CRANE, ]
WIN. BROWN, ASSignees.
ROBERT BROWN, J
Feb. 20, 1921.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27
OPERATIONS or rHE MINT.
Communicated 70 Congress by the Presider

Noininuhlcateu TO congress by the President
Mint Of the q. S. Jan. LIST, 1921.
SIR have now the honor Of laying
before YOU a report Of the operations Of
the Mint for the last year.
From the statement Of the Treasurer,
herewith transmitted, it will appear that,
during this period, there have been struck
at the Mint,
In gold coins, 263, 8o6 pieces amounting
to Sl,3l9,O30 90.
In silver coins, l.82l,153 pieces, a.
mounting to $501, $50 10.
And in copper coins, A,4o7,55opieces,
amounting to $44,o75 so.
Making, 10 the whole, six millions four
hundred and ninety-two thousand, five
hundred and nine pieces; amounting 10
one million, eight hundred and sixty -foEr
thousand, seven hundred aud eighty-six
dollars and twenty cents.
The above coinage of gold and silver
has, in fact, been the work OF no more
than nine months for, from the defcien-
cy Of deposits, the sctual coinage did not
commence till the beginning Of April, and
was even afterwards frequently interrupt
ed, from the same cause. The press en-
pioyed in the copper coinage did not con-
tinue 10 operation more than six months,
as the quantity Of copper coins had ac-
cumulated far beyon the public demand.
From the above statement, with other
well ascertained data, it may, presume,
be confidently affirmed, that the Mint, 10
its present improved state, will be found
fully adequate to all the purposes for
which it was originally established.
have the honor TO be, with perfect
respect your most obedient servant.
>, r. PATTERSON.
JAMES Monroe, President of the U. S.
ABOLITION of Slauery. following
Resolution was offered 10 the House OF
Representatives Of the, U. S. on the 18th
inst. by Mr. Meigs, Of N. Y. and after a
short discussion, was laid on the table.
Whereas slavery in the United States
is an evil acknowledged TO be of great and
increasing magnitude, and which merits
the greatest efforts of this nation TO reme-
dy; therefore
Resolvsd, That committee be appoint
ed to enquire into the expediency Of
devoting 5o0,0o0,OOo acres of public
lands next west Of the Mississippi as a
fund for the purpose Of, 10 the first place,
employing naval force, competent to the
annihilaiion of the slave trade. Secondly,
the gradual emancipation Of slaves, by a
voluntary exchange of the lands for them;
and, lastly, colonizing such emancipated
alaves in such way as may be conducive
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27

The owners Of the half notes consider
themselves bound to return their thanks TO
Rinaldo Rinaldini for his polite attention
The has furnished proof that he did not
wish to inflict injury without any cores
ponding advantage to himself. If the
Post Office thieves who stole the cores
pondiDg halves (but who are no doubt
above the meanness Of entering store at
night for the purpose of robbery would
take hint from their interiors in the
profession, the remaining halves, which
can be of no use to the holders, would
be thankfully received and gratefully ac-.
knowledged.
The letter and enclosure alluded to, was put
into the kaskaskia Post Office some months ago,
addressed to house in this city, but has never
come to hand
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27
TEl@ @A1@gpPlao
ELIZaBETH-TOWN,
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 81, 1921.

10 consequence Of the union Of the
New-Jersey journal with this establish
ment, of which notice was given in our
last, and which is to take effect this week,
a settlement Of the accounts Of the Office
has become absolutely necessary. All
persons indebted are requested TO make
payment.
Congress.-The bill TO establish an
uniform system Of Bankruptcy, has pass
ed the Senate--ayes 22-nays 70. The
Missouri question yet remains unsettled.
Congress must close its session the presen,
week.
The case Of Ogden vs.. Gibbons, involv-
ing the cous,i,utionaity OF the law OF The
State of New York giving 10 Fulton and
Others the exclusive privilege Of navi
eating the waters of that state with steam.
boats was set down for argument IN the
Supreme Court Of the U. S. on Monday
the 9Th Of March.
Expedition. The new council Of ap-
pointment OF the state of New-York, in
two days sittines have made seven hun
dred and seventyjor appointments. Sup.
pose the council to have been seven hours
in session each day, and TO have talked
but fue minutes within the hour, each
appointment of the seven hundred and
Iseuentytour was accomplished in one
minute Democratic Press.
A Wolf was shot at Harlaem, or s
miles from Newly FORK, few days since.
1t had prowled in that neighborhood sew
eral weeks, and devoured number Of
sheep and a dog.
A most extraordinary curiosity in Ma
tural History, says the Albany Plough
Boy, is now exhibiting at Winant's Tav-
ern, 10 this city, viz. hog of the grass
breed, two years and eight months old,
weighing 1888 lbs. and measuring about
ten feet from the end of the snout to the
tip of the tail, and about seven feet round
The body.
A coroner's inquest was held yesterday
Says the Newark Eagle Of Friday Iasi)
over the body of James Clark, debtor
from Westfield, confined 10 the jail OF this
town: verdict--INTEMPERANcE.
Il dian 10 the ieighboThood 81 GCafiaf-
Won, some time ago, had his nose bitten of
in an ARRAY. His opponent was bropgh,
to justice for his brutal offence, and SEN
fenced to twelve months Imprisonment
but, what is very curious, the complainant
appeared 10 court with handsome new
nose, made out Of the integuments of the
forehead; this operation was performed
by surgeon Of Carnarvon.- Eagle.
.Nessrs. EdSt0rs,--By publishing in your paper
the following New York Assize of Bread, yor
will oblige A SUBSCRIBER
Assige Of Bread for the ensuing veelt.
Sup. Flour, inspd, 81 rs pr. bI. 70 or 10 10 cts
do. do. IS Ola
do. mixed with fine Indian 70 1919
do. do. sc 6I-4
do. mixed with Rye Flour so 10 ~
do. do. 40 Ola
Rye Flonr, 81 rs per bl. SS 1919
do. "A GA
JNo. FLEMING, City Treasurer.
Feb. "a.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27
To Creditors.

TSHE Creditors Of ABNER Il. KiLBURN
IA are requested to meet at the house
OF stephen RoU, in Newark, on Thurs
day the first day of March next. at
O'clock, p. M. Feb %.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27
Eriract Of letter from Sir John Sinclair,
founder Of the English Board Of Agri.
culture, dated Edinburgh, Nov. 6, 1920.
From the N. Y. Columbian, Feb. 81.
IMPORTANT FROM COLOMBIA.

The Washington Gazette contains
translation from an Orinocco Gazette, Of
"a Manifesto addressed TO the people Of
Colombia, drawn up by order Of the sove-
reign Congress, by its President, the Hon.
Ferainad de Peualver. The document
affords conclusive evidence that 10 ar
rangement with Spain will be acceded to
Oh the part OF Colombia which shall not
acknowledge the entire independence Of
the latter. The manifesto is drawn up
with great spirit, aud recapitulates the
wrongs which have been suffered from
Spain aud the duplicity practiced by the
former Cortes and the King, in tone
which will not fail TO draw forth the whole
energies Of the republic in the defence Of
the position assumed The following pas
sage is the mos. decisive:
We cannot decline maaifesting to
Ferdinand VII, to Spain, and TO the
world, that being convinced Of the justice
with which we have defended our rights,
and our ability to maintain them as long
as Spain chooses to continue the barba.
rons war she has waged against us, we are
resolved neithesto enter into any relation
Of peace nor Of amity with the Spanish
government whilst the recognition Of the
sovereignty and independence Of the Re-
public of Colombia is not made preIim-
mary basis, which is required by the sac
rifices made by the people Of Colombia
for ten years-spiIling the most precious
blood Of their citizens for the liberty and
happiness of eleyating her by indepen.
dence TO occupy the place destined TO
her by nature"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27
TURN'D
chestnut POSTS

TWNHE subscriber has now on hand q
n considerable quantity of Chestnut
Posts, from five to Dine inches diam etei
Of the ball, handsomely turned, and ready
for sale.
JOHN Y. VAN TUYL.
Rahvay Mills, 22d Feb. 1921.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.
ESSEX COMMON PLEAS.
Matthias Williamson, !; :. ~ Aa,,;.

h VS..
Thaddeus Titus. . ''''
DY virtue OF the ABOVE stated writ Of
ND fieri facias, to me directed and de-
Iiyered, l will expose to sale at public
yendue, at the house Of George ID. Small,
innkeeper 10 Newark, on the third day
Of April next, between the hours Of IL
and 5 o'clock, p. M. all the Real Estate
Of the defendant 10 my bailiwick.
JOSEPH T.. BALDWIN, Sheriff.
February 9th, 1921. 80
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27

DIED,
In Washington, on the 10th inst. Hon. WILL.
LIAM A. BURWELL, a Representative in Con.
gress from Virginia.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27

" tuClk udppiuceS III tucIE VIIStudl CUutf
try, Africa: PROVIDED, That co such ex-
change OF lands for slaves shall ever be
suffered or allowed, except upon the per-
fectly ascertained consent of such slaves,
to be colonized in Africa Ind proDided
also, That, wherever such exchanges are,
or shall be made, no separation of husband
aud vile, or parent aud child, shall be
permitted contrary 10 their well ascer-
tanned consent"
From the National Integencer of Feb. 90.
The Seuate OF the United States yes-
terday gave consent aud advice TO the
ratification Of the Treaty between the
United States and Spain, concluded 10 the
City of Washington on the 22d day Of
February, 1919. 1t is understood that
the votes against the Treaty did not ex-
coed four or five 10 number.
The completion Of this long suspended
transaction has afforded us great satisfac-
ton. We feIiciiate our readers generally
that Florida is now attached to the terri
tory Of The Union; and we congratulate
our merchants, having claims Oh Spain,
that they are in fair way to obtain at
least partial naturalization Of their
losses.
Extract Of "a letter from Sir John Sinclair,
founder Of the English Board Of Agri.
culture, dated Edinburgh, Nou. 6, 1920.
81 think ii right to add, that owing to
some peculiar circumstances, | have in
my possession description Of the several
states Of America, drawn up by the IL
lustrious Washington, himself. | have
some thoughts OF publishing that most
valuable and curious document, that eve
~ true American may be able to possess
an account Of bis native country, from
the pen, and sanctioned by the signature
of its greatest ornament"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27
-------------------
MAppIEn

MARRIED,
On Tuesday evening last, BY the Rev. Dr.
Mcdowell, Mr.. JAMES WooDRuFF, to Miss Rho.
DA BAKER-both of this place.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27
BANK NOTE EXCHANGE

DolhSt A>A~hnuSS DahA ~ Psk ~
Troy aud Albany Banks FAR
Mohawk Bank at Schenectady do.
Lansingburgh Bank do.
Bank Of Newburgh il not signed do
with red ink
Do. signed with rs:a! INK per Ct
Do. payable 10 Ithaca do.
Washington & Warren 90 62a do.
Orange County Bank ! do.
Calskili Bank 80. ! do.
Hudsoa Bank 81 a 90 do.
Bank of Columbia at Hudson J do.
Middle District Bank do.
Niagara -. rs a IS do.
Greene County Bank ! do.
Auburn Bank -. do.
Geneva Bank -. do.
Central Bank at Cherry Valley ] do.
Chenango Bank -. do.
Columbia Receivables ! do.
Hudson do. 90 do.
Utica Bank : do.
Utica Insurance S do.
Utica Branch at Canandaigua do.
Ontario Bank at ditto .. J do.
Ontario Bank at Utica ! do.
Jefferson County Bank 40 do.
IPiatlsburgh II do.
NEW-JERsEY NOTES.
Jersey Bank a.. PAR
Banks in Newark :. do.
Stale Bank at Elizabethtown do.
Banks in New Brunswick do.
State Bank at Paterson do.
State Bark at MMessistc#a de.
Sussex Bank do.
Trenton Banking Company do.
State Bank at Trenton Hall per Ct
State Bank al Camden do. 4
Farmers Bank at Mt. Holly do. do.
Cumberland Bank do. do.
CONNECTICUT NOTES.
Bridgeport Bank -. PAR
Eagle Bank, if yahIe at N.York do.
New-Haven Bank, II payable at do. do.
Hartford Bauk, if payable at do. do.
Middtetown Bank ~ per CT
Phenix Bank at Hartford do. do.
Derby Bank do. do.
MASSACHUSETTS, NOTES.
Boston Bank -. per CT
springfield Bank Isals do.
Hampshire Bank at2 ~
northampton W. ~
Worcester Bank do. do.
Other Massachusetts Notes do. do.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE NOTES.
Generally do. do.
VERMONT NOTES.
Burlington i az do.
UNDERSTAND NOTES.
Providence Banks ala do.
Washington Bank atWesterly do. do.
All other Rhode Island Notes do. do.
PENNSYLVANIA NOTES.
Philadelphia Notes PAR ! do.
Silver Lake Notes -. SIS a 60 do.
Germantown Bank II do.
Bank of Delaware County lG2 do.
Bank Of Chester do. do.
farmers Bank Of Bucks Co. do. do.
New Hope Del. Bridge Co. 2 do.
Bank Of Montgomery Co. H.
at Norristown =" uo'
Unincorporaied Banks uncertain
DELAWARE NOTES.
farmers Bank of Delaware 2 a 8 do.
Wilmington and Bfandywine do. do.
Other Delaware Notes 5 "a IS do.
MARYLAND NOTES.
Baltimore Banks aGl do.
Annapolis and branches 10 do.
Other Maryland Notes no sales
DISTRICT COLUMBIA NOTES.
Generally 2 do.
| Except the following)
Mechanics Bank 7 do.
Merchants Bank, Alex'a. no sales
Frankliu Bank uncertain
VIRGINIA NOTES.
Bank Of Virginia aud branches ! do.
farmers Bank and branches do.
Valley Bank s do.
Unchartered Banks 10a 20 do.
N0RTH-CAROLINA NOTES.
State Bank and branches a "a do.
Newbern and Cape Fear 2a2 q do.
SOUTH-CAROLINA NOTES.
Generally ~. 1G-l do.
GEORGIA NOTES.
Savannah Banks ;. 49,. lGll do.
Augusta Banks ~. do. do.
Marine Insurance ). 5 do.
Augusta Bridge Notes 80 IS do.
Daripn Rank II Az
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27
BosroN. Feb. L..


Non Intercourse. The Island of Man
tncket 10 the winter season, is seldom SO
long excluded, (ss it were1 from total
intercourse with all the world, as it was
the late cold weather. 1t was near six
weeks that not single individual left or
went on TO the island and the reader
can picture to his imagination, the Joy
they must have felt, when The first mail
arrived after so long az ABSENCE Some
of the inhabitants, we are informed, fell
short Of wood, but those who had a sup.
ply loaned to their neighbors; and out Of
perhaps 10000 sheep put on the island
for the inhabitants to subsst on, the
weather killed near 500 Of them. After
all,the people are as happy and contented
as can be imagined. They are industri-
Gus and frugal, which enables them to
enjoy the comforts of life.