Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-11-10

/ 8. That every auxiliary society DC
furnished with ten copies of the constitl-
ton aud address to the public of the state
society, and that the secretary OF the lat
ter society, forward them to the auxiliary,
as soon as practicable, after he is OH
cially informed of its establishment.
8. That every auxiliary society be
particularly careful TO make an snnual
report Of the number of its members aud
OF its proceedings TO the state society, and
that this report Of the auxiliary society,
be forwarded to the secretary Of the state
society, at least one month before the
annual meeting Of this last named society ;
that it may be able to make and publish
condensed annual report of its proceed
ings throughout the state.
10. That if any auxiliary society (who
Epays its surplus funds into the Treasury
OF the state society have not sufficient
funds TO carry on its operations, In any
emergency which may arise in compli-
ance with the design Of the state society,
it shall, on application to the board Of
Managers of the state society, receive
from this Board, as much of the unap-
propria,ed funds of the state society, as
in the judgment Of the Board of Managers
of this last named society, shall be deemed
advisable and proper.
IL. That in all cases in which penal
ties shall be recovered for violations Of
the laws of the state, SO much of the same
as shall belong to any individual member
of the society or Of any auxiliary societies,
shall be paid to the Treasurers of said
societies respectively for public uses.
The Board conclude by expressing
their hope that these recommendations
will be carefully attended to, and that
thus through the influence Of this society
and its auxiliaries, with the smiles Of
Providence on their Iabours, vice and
immortality will be discountenanced and
suppressed, the cause of virtue aud good
morals be promoted, and the political, civil
and religious blessings we have received
from our fathers be preserved, aud handed
down unimpaired from generation to gen.
Grafton.
JOSHUA Nj. WALLACE, Pres.
SAMUEL B. How, Sec. pro ten.
The society appointed its next annual
meeting to be held in New Brunswick, on
the first Tuesday of November next.
The society proceeded TO choose its
officers and managers for the ensuing
year, when the following persons were
chosen.
John M. Wallace, Esq. President.
Gen. John Beatty, Rev. Simon Will
mer, John Frelinghuysen, Esq. Joseph G..
Hornblower, Esq. and Rev. Leverett
/. f. Huntington, Vice- Presidents.
James Nelson, Esq. Secretary.
Charles Rice, Esq. Treasurer.
Managers chosen by counties.
Rev. Wilhemus Elting, Bergen.
Rev. DIR. Asa Hillyer, Essex.
Job S. Halsted, Esq. Sussex.
Rev. John f. Clark, Hunterdon.
Hon. Jesse Upscn, Morris.
Erkuries Beatty, Esq. Middlesex.
Samuel Bayard, Esq. Somerset.
Rev. John Cornell, Burlington.
DR. Samuel FormaD, Monmouth.
John Moore White, ESQ. Gloucester
Rev. Jonathan Freeman, Cumberland
Daniel Garretson, Esq. Salem.
Rev. Ambrose Ogden, Cape May.
Managers chosen promliscuously
Robert M'Neily, Esq. Henry Van
Arsdalen, Esq. Rev. Isaac V. Brown
Rev. Samuel B. How, Charles E. Hol-
Iingshead, Esq. Theodore Frelinghuysen,
Esq. DIR. John Van Cleve, Rev. John
Ludlow, DIR. John I. Woodruff, Rev.
David Comfort, Andrew Howell, ESQ.
Rev. DIR. Edward d. Griffin, Rev. DR.,
Samuel Miller, Gen. Ebenezer Elmer,
Mr.. Lewis w. Philips, Benjamin Smith,
Esq. William Coke, Esq.
From the Baltimore Federal Republican.
The EoriddS. field it seems,
(ifthe report be true) is opened to the uIl-
bounded and untiring enterprise of oui