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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-15

.,one house, or tower in the town, ano
that the governors house Is very inca"
sd;Sca almost in state of ruin.""l
should we at. some future period pos
cess leisure for the purpose we may q
muse our readers with some further no
tice of the work of Mr.. Forbes.
s'.o - way Communicated.
Wa observe from The Floridian the
usual business going on, if we may Juass
Nv the Observation-Disclosures: and
LAWYERS tende ring their services.Com
mission Merchants 10 oking out tor con.
,ianments; vessels praying for trelgnt 70
Philadelphia, N. Orleans, &c; Inc inca,
fro too woes the notice Of the Public--and
that is a sore evil to Theatrieals, the
Circus, by Mr. Pepin, recently IRON ON
Havana enters the lists with the gentie
men of the sock and buskin.
II is thus the Press marches by he
side of liberty-How long would 1t have
been before Journal would have arisel
under the wing of the Spanish govern
mente But the moment Florida 10 cedef
to the United States, the Press looks tor
ward to a new field for its exertions. Th'
Editor literally marches IN the SUITE o
the American governOr,-ana ne 10 al
ready plying his vocation.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-15
FLORIDA AFFAIRS.

We received yesterday morning the hrs
No. of THE FLORlDlAN" Of Angus,
18Th, edited by Messrs. Nicholas and Tuns
tall. Pensacola. The paper is Of super
royal size, well printed, and conducted by a
gentleman DIR Nicholas who formerly stu.
died the law in his city, auri has the most
! respectable qualifica,, ms for this Uccupa-
ton. THE Floridian" will, also, ha. e
the advantage of being suppured and as.
sisted by the most intelligent gentlemen, in
aud out of the government OF Florida
The No before us goes back to the Treaty
with Spain tor the cession OF Florida, giving
che Treaty. IN fulfil publishes also the act
OF Congress OF March 1921 for carrying the
Treaty iu,o execution-lhe Process Verbal
of the arrangement entered into between the
Spanish Governor Callava, and Major &c.
neral Jackson, for the surrender on the one
part and receipt by The other of Pensacola
together with the Proclamation, both in
Spanish and English, announcing tie sur.
render OF the Province and the commence.
ment Of the American authority. These do
cuments have all been published in the At.
lantic Pspers-but there is another, which
we have not yet seen in our Journals. 1t Is
the Address of Gen. Jackson to tbt army an
nouncing the suspension Of bis Military
functions. Ii is as follows:
ADDRESS,
D; i~s Of The sou.a ''0' ST, issi. may
This day Officers and Soldiers, closes my
Military functions, and consequently, dis
solves the Military connection which has hi
therto existed between you and myself, as
The Commander Of the Southern Division OF
the army of the United States. Many OF US
have passed together days OF toll and nights
of vigilance. Together we have seen the
termination Of one British, and OF two Indi-
an wars, in which we have encountered ia
tigues, priva,ions. and dangers. Attach
mems and friendships, formed by associa
tons of this kind. are the most durable, and
NY feelings will not permit me in retiring
from my Military command, to take silent
leave OF my companions in arms.
Justice to you, and to my own feelings.
requires that should place before our com.
mou country. the testimony OF my approba.
ton Of your Military conduct, and the ex.
preston of my individual regard. Under
the present organization for the reduction
Of the army. agreeabIy 70 the act Of con.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-15
FROM PENSACOLA.

We received yesterday the first number
OF. The Froridiar. printed at Pensacola by
Nicholas + TunstalI. The cate OF the pa
per is August I8
The paper contains nothing new to US, If
we except the subjoned authentic notice of
the appointments made by GeJeral Jackson.
There are some remarks (communicated) on
Forbes Sketches of the Flcridas. from
which it appears that the work is not as
much esteemed in that quarter as il has been
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-15

nvl
:'s.,,-os5,h.r public nor private &c es
Crypt D a.,;.s been spared in endeav'r1
PsHse hs'1 y u,o., imposing character H.,
iS give I'VE we're the people to obtain IN. ' ss
. cay : ,ers they might ~ltns'. sn' thai ba
niNla" OPP . assemble as early 3. ,s one
Tbs! 's 3 the morning One ,. ,n1v'. ar
persons Ton n -. their appearance zee. co., ,,
SAD S x,ta The ssrsnon's. on . ,Is q
Hso'sa S ,esssa in the highest s'!s
sas,"S ,srsnss and spiend0af. =. Of tn,
na T'' aoaHy sra a:,s ,.sSss =. n.' s
The srs S' na ri srs.ats and ao ss's ss
way g -. asd czosssss Of the he. mon commits
sr nas ss no, S5ss q .sy a.. 49, massacre .ss
and n, 's sns S.sor' mercy IT, nsi Il
n ss.'' The greet: II: ~. sesr . he 81 r.
tanned S','', .'.s .A'sa s1' ,,h % s. .,
sea M me h Aosar.a a,s' 8 'n ss' h. g.
T. 5: ssstsn'er';; .as1 psors tree
i ", are ,psss'.a 70 : '''5''S -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-15
Ne1n- York, Sept. ~.
FROM GIBRALTAR.


We are indebted to MIR. Topliff, for the
following extracts from Gibraltar Fapers
TO the 26th July, and prices current to the
18th, received by the Palinare
rae Portuguese Cortes decreed on the
9TH inst that the import duty on British
woo.Ieps, which since 1914 had been re-
duced to Is per cent. should from the
first of next month be levied at the rate
of 50 per cent as previous to that year.
And on the 9Th, that tho government
should be instructed to send into the In
terror, namely, 90 leagues from the Capt.
tai, aad at least 10 from the coast, the
individuals of his Majesty's suite, who on
the 4th we,e prevented from landing with
his Majesty.
The Emperor of Russia entered hif
capital the 7th Of last month.
The Vienna papers state that Count &c
Stahrenburg, Austrian Minister at tht
Cour, of Spain, will soon depart for Mad
rid. From this circumstance it may be
inferred, says Galignam's Messenger, that
the Court Of Vienna has recognised the
late political changes IN the government
of that country.
Pricss-Coffee "a D27, no demand al
ouoted-N. o. Cotton l9 cts. none ane
saieable-Fish, English, 8 ga Am
lno price, none and dull-Hides IL 50
ie-Pitch, Am Sl-4a 5 i-2, abundan
and no sale-Beef7a s; Pork IL a IL 81
Flour 4 l-2 a 5, nominal; Tar l-9 scarce
Tobacco, Kentucky, 6 81, little de
mand; Va. no price. none and nominal
Am. Beeswax, 42 a Ola; Pipe Slaves 100
sold as quoted; HID. 81; Bbl. SO to IS
Premium on Spanish Dollars ] s4a
per cent. scarce.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-15

gress, many valuable officers *''o aaVe ser',
ed with me nave been suddenly deprived
Of the profession mh.ch they had ehiDiaceu'
and thrown noon the world! But let tbs I've
your consolation, that The era 'uoe VI you'
country still .herishes you. asher defenders
and deliverer, while wisdom condemns 'he
has,y and i'll timed policy wich bias occa'
stoned your disarmament, and that too "h''e
security were to be given to our ex'en'''e
frontier by the ereclions OF the necessary
Notifications for its defence, greatly ex'eho'
ed as that frontier has been, by the recent ac-
ousi,ion OF the rloridss! But you TEL 10"
soldiers. have that which rannot De 'aheh
from you, ME consciousness of having done
your duty, and With your brother oiiieers
who are reained, OF having defended Inc
| American Eagle wherever it was enoan'
| gered.
To you m, brother GERS VINO are re-
tanned in the service Of your country pef.p''
me to recommended the cultivation OF mat
4
harmony andfriendship towards eaen o'ne''
which will render you band OF oroshers'
|, is your du,, so 10 conduct yourselves on
all occasions, as that your enemies Shall
have no Just Cause for censure. 1t ought 10
be borne in mi nd that every Captain should
be TO bis company as father, and snou'''
treat it as bis f,mily-as bis ch'idren. ooh'
| tinue then, as heretofore, when under NY
command, 10 watch over it i'h fathers
tenderness & care, treat them like chiioren
sdmonish than, aud if u"bapp'Iy admoo'
ton will notkssve the desired effect eoerslot
must The ant Of discipline and Oder VII
inevitably produce spirit Of 'nsuoordi"a
lion. as destructive to an army as coward
ice, and will certainly lead to disasters ant
disgrace in the hour Of battle; this, as yo
regard your military repu'a'lan' ana you
country's good, you must prevent i'np,a'
ing from Heaven blessing upon you ALL
bid you an affedionate adieu.
| (SipoedI
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-15
BY last Evenins's Mail.

By the arriva! OF the snip Falcon CAT
Lewis, in SO days from Liverpool. l. =
don dates to the 5Ist of July have been
received We are indebted to the polite
ness of passenger for a London payer
Ofthe 3lst of July, and Liverpool OF The
lst Of August. The coronation OF Georg'
Nv. took place according to previous al
ran gements on the 18th OF July. Ih'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-15

elsewhere. Il is iasinaa.ed that the WORK
contains partial representation and some ef-
rors; in proof OF which one instance IS gwen
in the following quotation with 'nterpo'a'eu
corrections
+. This Town Pensacola is in The form oil
a parallelogram or oblong square, having
REGULAR and wide streets OF sand, scila stae
papements of brick, lmeaning that sacn
might be made. 1t is abou, thirty mules jro"
The sea. meaning nine miles1 having an es'
giant stone house for the gouern0r' s''"
t.rer /. imeaning that there is not s'ooe
house or tower in The town, ana thai 'le
governors house is very mean eoinee' a.
most in state ofruln']''
Having spoken OF this work. when proPo'
sed, as promising to be a valuable ana a''
,ben.ic account Of that country, we nave
thought il proper to take this notice OF ~hs'
is said per contra by those who have Inc aa'
vantage Of personal information on lhe SUD-
jec,.
Ali.t Of appointments by GOU, Jackson
II. Nj. Breckenridge, Aicade and Notary
&C. Bronaugb, ID R. Physician.
~. Voorhees, NJ. u. Health othcer
George Bowie, Mayor.
William Barnett,
John Keyser,
George Fisher, SJor,oon
Henry Micbelett,
john lnnerarity,
John Brosnaham
Colonel Pier, AlguaziI. Mayor or Sheriff.
Oliver Clark, Harbor Master.
P psTia n t;asoIn Branch Pilots
Cowan, Port Warden.
Justices of the Peace for the county 81 E'ed"''
b,a.
David Shannon, President.
John GARNER,
Edward Towne.,
Edward B. Foster,
N. Shacketord.
w. L. Hannum, Prosecuting Attorney.
John Miller, Clerk OF the Coun'y eou''.
The Board of Health is composed OF .ne
resident physician, and members OF the C'S
! Council.
In the ordinance Of the Board OF Health
for the city of Pensacola we find the follow
ing regulation, which appears to be judi
c;ous one and worthy Of imitation
Every person practising phys'c IN 'he
CITY OF Pensacola, who shall have a pat'en
sick Of yellow, or bilious, or pest'len''a'' Oh
infectious fever, between the hrst DAY o.
} tune and the last day Of October, 10 every
wear shall forthwith make report IN writ
isr eeiy oReh 5a fkre aA 66Hhdred dfoSliafs.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-15
Extract of letter to the editor Of the
PHILADELPHIA aurora dated
ST. THOMAS, 9th

The good cause prOspers on the CONT
nent and have just heard that Cartha-
gena has surrendered upon terms the
most liberal and honorable to the bcsieg-
ers, who have required nothing OF saeri-
fee, but have sought to mitigate even
what might be painful to those who sub
NIT The royal troops which surrender
ed at Bocca Chica, have embraced the
republican standard. The state OF thingt
mt Porto Cabello is melancholy. the hlal-E
~ eapitulated at La Guyra, fei. victim
to the black vomit IN three days after his
arrival at Porto Cabeilo, the royal gener
rails La Tore and Morales are both sick
the latter not expected to survive.
y vessel from Curacao brings dates to
The l5sh inst. from Porto Cabello, which
repeats the news of the surrender of Car
thagens the latter end of the last month
But there is nc dependence on Curacao
news.
From the city of Caracas, we have
some letters and papers; the Spanish de-
tachment under the royal COL Ynchauspe
was defeated on the Sth August, bv the
patriot col Escalia, and col Reyes Var
gas is in pursuit of the fugitives.
The general in chief Paez, had collected
q stro.s division Of cavalry. and sudden
ly marched for the interior. it il believed
that his object is to pursue those fugitives
from the royal army, who have been CON-
uniting every specious of outrage on the
peaceful planters, who had just recon-
meneed the peacetuipursuits of agricul-
turc, SO long suspended by desolating
system Of foreign warfare.
Philadelphia, Sept l9
Late advices from Mexico cOu6rm the
accounts previously received of the progress
OF the independents in that country
On the I4th of May CO. Hapia attacked
CordoSs with loo men, and bombarded il
tor SIX successive davs. The siege was e.
naly raised. and the besiecers reduced to
400 men. Hevia received ball in the head
and died on the I7ti Nav.
letter from Vera Cruz. Of July 98th
states that all the kingdom had sworn inde-
pendence except PurbIa, Mexico and Vera
Cruz. The latter town was then closely
beseised, Santana made an attack on it on
the 9Th OF July, and forced his way through
one oil the gates. but was finally driven back
by Detachment, from the castle lturb,de
was upon Mexico with the mass oil his army
The new Capt. General o. Donaju had ar
rived al Vera Cruz, whence he issued pro-
elamation 10 the inhabitants of New Spain,
promising that it they were not satisfied
with his ben. hcial arrangements to secure
RECIPROCITY OF advantage in Europe, at The
least signal. be woulu leave them TO choose
unmolested the chief who might he most a.
grceable 10 them
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-01

TO BE LET, the Full LING MILL in Gardiner
together withFOUR CARDINC MACHINEs
one wool Picker, one KnaPping and four Sheath.
Jog machines, prefs plates, &c.
The above mill 10 on a never failing ffream, ia
houfifhing county, and in town which ha.
more than doubled its population within ehe Ian
ten years-Is within quarter Of . mile OF the
navigable waters Of Kenpebec river; and Is prob.
ably a. we'll situated for culom a. any mill in New
Engian The Mil Will be loaned for 4 term Of
from TO i5year. and stipulation will be inferred
In the lesie ,that no other fuing mill fhal be bulk
in the town. during thar term. Pofefion to Be
given the 1T May next.
N. B. The lesaee will be required to bring
satisfactory Recommendations, ~ to his rnoral
fharacfer his punctuaIity and bic ability to carry
on the carding and clothing bu6nef. ia the bei'
manner. If the iea(sec 1ould with TO unite the
fpinning of wool with the above buGoef. fuita-
BILE building will be erected adjoining the above
mill, and Ieafed with fufticient water power, on
reafonabie terms.
DrAppy TO the fubicriber, or to NJ. sPRIsoER,
lr. his Agent
r. Fl. GARDINER.
Gardiner, Jan. Is, 1881.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-01

CUMBERLAND, IS. March 50, 1921.
TAKEN By uirtue Of Executions srhidl hold
against Isaac Martin, Of Danraie, IL, seid coun-
fy, aud ioiH be sold at Public Vend,te. at Bearce
& Chandler's store, in Nev Gloucester in said
county, on MOND AZ, the 2fst day OF Ma,
next, at len Of The etock in the .forenooa--
A LII the right in equity of Redemption which
"A Isaac Martin, of said Danvie, has O redeem
the following described mortgaged real estate,
situated in said DanviIe, namely-The southeast
eriy end Of the iot or parcel Of land which Josiah
Little, formerly conveyed TO Moses Lerrabee, an,.
the same fifty acres which said Larrabee conveyed
20 James Parker, and said Parker conveyed TO
said Little, and said Little conveyed to.aid Mar
tin, January 8, 1916, and by said Martin mort.
gagged to said Little, 10 secure the payment OF
about $4,000 and interest to be paid annually.
NATHANIEL i. INGERSOLJ, Dep'y Sh'F
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-01
Il Trip Hammer Shop For Sale.

GITUATED on the Little Androfcoggn, in Po-
~ land at place called Psine's Mis.-Said shop
!" offered At low rate on . long credit and the
purehaier IT well recommended may be .upeied
with ftock ofiron.-A good chance for an indus
tr'ou' man acquainted with the ufe of the trip ham
mer.
ALso-A f ARM of 100 acres,
pleaianty 6iuatsd in Minor, with . superior orch
ard late the property OF John Leech.
And few lots of excellent land in the fourth
ng town of 81. Adams, in Somerset county, one
or Two OF which lots may be paid for in labour.
apply to WIN. LADD.
Minot, April Is, 1921
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-01
Sale at Auction.

ITO be sold at public auction on the 18th Js
Of May next, on the premises, that large asd
convenient HOUSE, situated iu Falmouth land nov
occupied as tavern, together with the out buiH-
ings, lot of land, all the furniture in said houe
one bellows top Chaise and Hsrness, & one young
sefviceable horse.-Also, one eighth part 0
Mil privilege and mills thereon. consisting d 4
saw mill, clothing and carding mill in good rep,ir
Likewise small grocery shop, together with ar
assort ment Of w. L. Goods.-1ernis made know
at the time and place of sale, be which vii
very liberal.
Sale TO commence at O'Clock, A. NJ. The
above property is now owned and occupied by
JAMES LANGWORTHT.
April II, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-01

tt'rom lie Psfidge Record.
The following advertisement is extracted
from Walkers Hibernian Magazine, of 1886,
said TO be an exact copy from sign in vii
lage 10 Wiltshire. Ii was amusing to me, and
will, no doubt, be so 10 many of the readers
OF the Record
ISAAC FAC TOTUM, barber. perriwg
maker, surgeon, parish clerk. school master,
and nan-midwiie. Shayes Tor penney, cuts
hare for too pence, and oyld and powdered
into The bargain. Young ladys gentesly sdi-
Gated, lamps lifted by the hear or quarter
Young gentlemen also taut their grsmmor
language In The neeiest manner and great Gear
takm OF their moreis and spelin. Also saline
s'ngIn, and horce shewine by the real maker.
Likewise makes and mends all sorts of buies
and shoes, 'eeches the no! boy and jswsharp,
cuts corns, bIedes, and blesters on The lowest
terms. Glisters and purges al penne piece
Cow tllIon and other dances at home and
abroad. Also deals holesale and retail per
funny 10 all its branches. Sells all sort of
stationary ware, together with blackin balls,
red herrins, gingerbread, and coles -scrubbin
brushes, trekele, mouse traps aud other sweet
meats Likewise Godfrey's cordial, rutes,
potatoes, sassages. and other garden siune.
N. b, teches biography, and them out
landisb kind OF things. bawl on Wensdays
and Fridays-all performed (God wilin) BY
me, l. ISAAC FAC TOTUM. :
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-01
IPNelu InrentiOn. III

THE subscriber has lately Invented and obtain
ed letters patent of the President Of the u
urted states, for new and improved method OF
a.ing and applying the LEVER, which, in point
of utility bid, fair 10 rival every thing OF the kind
heretofore ia uss-and eventually supercede lh.
use of screws altogether. lis principle advantage
arises from its simplicity and cheapsess. Il has
heretofore heen used for the purpose, of pressing
cheese, but is capable Of being applied 70 almost
every purpose in which the screw is used. Iii.
COMMON cheese Press has Lever, about three snd
an half feet in length, which with one pound
weight attached 70 its extremity, will give pow
equal to 400 pounds-and may 5e increased 50
to give in almost auy power, by the multipIi-
cation or Levers. The utility OF this inyeHticn
Mas been listed by the best judges Of Mechanism
in this part OF the country, who nave given certh-
Gates of their appreciation.
The inventor is now journeying through the
State with view of disposng of tie right Of u
sing this patent-in the mean time people DESTROYS
of viewing il may have opportunity by calling
at bis house in Turner, in the county Of Oxford.
THATCHER BLAKE.
Turner, March &c, 1891. CIV.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-01
Leesboro' Feb. z, 1905:

Leesboro' Feb. z, 1906,
Doct. ] WARNER. London.
SRI have TO inform you of the following
case cured BY your PILLS OF HEALTH Mr..
Lewis Scott. of Brecon. IN the county of Rrecon
was for long time iabouring under an extreme
lowness Of spirits, so much so, that he was obi
eed to neglect part Of his business. He went
TO Swanses, thinking bathing would DC Of SER
vice 20 him but 10 bIs great concern lie found
no relief He sflerwaIds Came 10 Chepslow,
his native place, where his mother aud friends
now live he complained % me how Ill he was.
and appeared much detected, saying he thought
he never should be well any more. 1 advised
him to take your PILLS OF HEALTH. be
bought OF me = few boxes, and his brother assn
red me f-w days sgo, that he ~ now Is well ss
ever he knew MIN being fully satisfied il was
your pills only, that restored him TO his usual
neai,h and spirits ! am dear sir, Yours.
J. PHILIPS.
1t is impossible to insert here nj; the cases Of
cues which DocToR WARNER is in possession
Of !; he contents himself with what has been
detailed, hut great experience has convinced
him, thst in ali morbid Affections OF The blood
aud lymph, (the Cause of almost ever maIa-
dy) so noble, safe, and effic.clous /. remedy.
was never offered 10 mankind but he now
leaves il TO The world, conscious thet he has
done bis duty eoptf March 8 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-01
MIR. RUGGLES.

EKPRKSsEs his gratitude 20 bis friends and
IL patrons in this town ead vicinity, for the
lbersi encouragement he has hitherto received. and
begs leave 10 inform them that bis health aud
strength is much repaired, so as TO enable him to
perform MS duty 20 Ms pupils with ease. Mr.. X.
being but Que Of the multitude of bis profession
now in town, will ask only for share of public
patronage. He respectfully gives rotice TO par
cuts and guardians that be intends TO open his day
School for The Instrrction of Misses and Masters
in the polite art OF Dancing. on WEDNESDAY ,
April the lth. az 2 O'Clock, II. VI. those disposed
TO honor him with the Important charge OF their
children ~ find their interest 20 be his highest
ambition. Terms as literal as by any regular
teacher in town. Applications are requested TO
be msde previous to the above time.
Feb. %. II.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-01

The fubscriber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned, thar ihe has been duly appoint
ed and taken upon herself the trus, of Executrix
of the lais Win and TeAament of
JONATHAN MERRILL,
late of Bridgeton, 10 the ccunty If Cumberland,
yeoman, deceased, BY giving bond a. he law d.
rect,-she therefore requests all persons who are
indebted 10 the said deceased's eifae TO make i'm
mediate payment and those who have any de-
mands thereon, TO exhibit the same for settlements
TO RUTH MERRILL.
Bridgeton, April II. 1921.