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The Portland gazette., 1819-05-04
GEORGE .W A.RREN.

oDoAto - w IAlNktClSs .ty
Fore Street, Near head Iagrahan,'s WAayf
LAS JUST RECElyED, and offers for
IL Sale,
81 .ss ssss. s.s ,1s s.easss. oss,t. T. Hys }TEAS,
12 Bags SUGAR, 80
10 Do. COFFEE, s.: ~
PEPPER and PIMENTO,
Blown SALT,
Bills. PORK,
ls-Kegs TOB.acCo ss
90 Bbls. FLOUR, N.
Hhds. W.. /. RUM. .t...
7" .MOL.aSSES,
Port, s.d Lisbon, Gssa,.,Is Malaga WINES.
Cognac and american BRANDY,
HI. and american GIN,
Sperm and Sweet. OIL, -
R.4ISLNiS-FIGS- GS--CHCCOE.4TE.
by 9, GLASS,
L. SUGAR,
Id Sd and 10d NAILS.
Observation-Disclosures,
Pollock and Cod FISH,
Bbls shipping do.
HOES-COTTON.
COTTON EaRN,- ~.
Boxes PIPES,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GINGER-SULPHER,
Few Pipes Cider VINEGAR, &c. &c. &c.
Portland, Mag a. f6.wA
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Mem Goods just received.
- Boxes Tina quantity of Ware, assorted
- numbers
20 pieces black, olive and biue American
Broadcloths, from the Readfeid Factory
Bales OF waterloom Sheetings and Shrtings,
constantly on hand Of superior quality, from
the Brunswick Mandatory
a quantity of Stutson's Hoes Scythes, German
and American MILL SAWS
90 boxes Lemons
IL casks Cut Nails
so kegs Tobacco, which will be sold low, fit
fsr shipping to
Atwood & Calvin,
May A. No. !, Unton Whayr
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TO LET,

A FARM near Freeport Corner fezeniy acres Of
n excellent Land under good improvement and
well fenced-any oee wifhng TO hire or take
farm mares, will 6nd il for his inserei 30 cali
Immediately 90 Nathan Nye, near the premEes or
the fubfcriber az portiand.
WHO HAS FOR gALR.
-x ON PREELES WHARF,
Ship Timber. York house, &c. &c,
which will be fold if spplys5 for foon--the lerms
will be liberal 20 ths.purchafsr.
BARNABAs BARToL.
Portland, May 3, 1919.
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conmusrcArED FOR THE GAZETTE.

Gen. King having concluded, as appears by
~ last Argus. 10 desst from further misrep
,,sentaliou, with regard TO Gen. Fessenden,
lb,,e very little mare 10 say on the subject
4Le proprefy oi Gen. F's conduct, and the
,,,,ls ol all has assertions are placed beyond
ouestion, invTsy last communication.
Gen. RS friends, sho placed him in Tie
sensie Of Massachusetts,, have long believed
b;m opposed, from principle, TO the fashiona-
IN Il ole Of settling individual disputes by
ba,tle--lhat is--opposed TO The worst kind of
murder. They are happy TO find this is now
acknowledged by his enemies. Ii seems. how
<sel. be had no occasion to resort 10 this prin-
fpIe in the affair al Boston nor did he--but
bsfed bis antagonists, on their own ground.
This was probably the best course-for, to
beat Bravo, at bis own play, is often quite
i proper, as to +" answer a fool according to
AS lollyn--which, we are advised, by the
Wise Man. some times, to doA--" lest be be
Mise 10 bis own conceit." A. G.
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Bondoin College.
rPTnteresting 10 Assessors.

TUST published and for sale at this Office
% Blank Books, headed BY such articles as
are taxable in the country, and handsomely
ruled ready to be filed up, This book will
be found TO save much labour, and greatly ia,
cilitate the taking of valuations
Nav a.
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Horatio C. Quincy.

TlENDERS his most grateful ackaowlr
IL nents 30 the Mechanics and Truckmeu in this
town who have contributed 20 the repairing Of bis
House which was essentially injured by the late
Are. He acknowledge with gratitude every favor
bestowed upon him oy his feow-townsmen. espe-
ciallv the kind and tender hand extended towards
himself aad family during bis severe Sickness by
Mr. JoHN HoBARr.
TT The public are Informed that the repairs OF
hssHouse are nearly comple'ed--snd that in the
course OF few davs he will be ready TO receive
Bonrdcrs and dodgers as usual.
Nav r
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ta,usi st their hsuets-iesnsd, sss6seess saa
Sps.<b,rou, friends.--0ne would think Separa-
~ vas sitting on barrel of gun-rowder.
rhs recollection Of the : incidents ofa former
80, was recalled by an inadvsrtent observation
4 80 last 4rgus In political rrifhnasfie,n - il
.sssre stated to be fact that " fsso and t,eo do
n sl,sags make precisely four ~ Nobody that
3r<alIsets the Incidents alluded to will contend
- xys and feau can be relied upon the political
':.h,nsfic 10 make nsne. Whatever his idea Of
- old code Of political morality may be, howev-
i i very plain that this writer makes no bones
IN. business. lie cuts the friends Of Separation
III round.
4 ! can't help having some queer doubts in my
- mind whether this writer in the Argus is at
<,.gam real friend TO separation. And it was
Inv impossible to say whether the writer of the
80 article abouti in your last pa per, was friend
I fs< It's pity that people that write in the
ssnefs should be ingenious, that you can hard
Il es<ss at their real sentiments. 1t would be a.
Hs,,p> fsome Of these folks should turn out to
3 u Il different sides after all from what they
xoud appear to be. Yours &c,
Gaze Elisabeth, .4pril 81. QUERY.
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NOTICE.

XNOI ICE.
TIME connection in Business under the firm OF
Il EMERSON 4. WOOD.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent--All per-
sons who may have demands against them, are re-
quested to call on either for payment, and all in
debted, are requested to make payment to Wood
bury Storer, jr, Esq. who IL authorised TO settle
the same. RUFUS EMERSON
VIM. WOOD.
Portland April so 1919
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ACADEMY df Paris.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that an Academy will
II be opened at Paris, in the Comfy of Oxford
90 the 6rst day Of June next, for the inssruction
of Students Of both sexes in the
Greek. Latin, and English Languages.
Geography, Mathematics,
Reading, Writing and
other branches of Literature and Science
usually taught 90 preparatory TO collegiate sdu.
cation, ats dollars per quarter for tuition snd
lSo.osr week for board.
ENoCH LINCOLN ,
SIMEON CUMMiNs, C;~miHH
STEPHEN EMERY,
Paris April "a. 1919.
Boot 6 Shoe Blacking.
THE subscriber Informs she ladies' asd. g.a'
tIemsn of Portland ihs, he hss returned 10 Mr.
Mssusl', n.rb.r,s shop ia Rxchsuge where
he esrriss on the Boot and Bhos Backing nnsinss
- ~. ns.,.ss unsnnsr. May 4.
= - VILLlAM NBwHAbh,
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JUST GOING,
S25,0o0, $4,000, 2 of $4,000, 10

Y TIUVU &C.
II N tho Ksnnebeck Bridge Lottery, Cd Glass,
Il which offers very fine chances for those who
want good rich Prize, now, when money is so
scarce. Now is your time, as the Tickets are
nearly all sold, and the drawing commences this
day, -(Monday,) and will soon be completed.
Present price, Wholes, $27-Quarters, 81
Eighths S3,75-Sixteenths S2.--Will rise again
soon, and probably be as high as $50, before the
drawing is completed. Call ere il is too late, at
WILLIAM HYDES' Bookstore,
No. 3, Mussey's Row, where many Capital Pri-
yes have been sold. May 3.
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wNeac Goods. 4n
TAPPAN 4 MANSFIELD.

No. 65, State-Sireet, BOSTON.
uAvE received by the Jasper Herald, London
4 l. Packet, Falcon, and other late arrivals an
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ARRIvALs
Aprl a9. arrived brig Leyant. capt, Hau, from
|f,nadsloupe, with molasses, to Messrs J. Deering
a ]. P, 1hurston-3oth, sIoop Messenger, Rob-
bins from Bosion--sloop Joseph, Stanwooc. from
au--scbr. Rolls, Pettee, from do, with four---
|rhr Inc. johnson, from New york with -four corn
Pork 6 ondo.--schr. Seven Sisters Over. from
Bermuda via Gloucester, with rum, hides and chalk
brig Peace, Drnkwater, from Boston, for Quad.
|dy-Msy 1, soop Express. Prince, from Boston.
NTH dour-brig Venus, Chase, from Matanzas.
'sh Boston, with moIasses coffee and sugar-2d
khr. Ilsley, Siauwood, from Nevbedford. with
|kur--sloop William, Stanford, from Boston--
|}loop Elizabeth, from Beifast--bris Fair Ameri.
|sn, York, from Philadelphia, with -four and corn
|-~sloop Caty-Ann. Blanchsrd, from Boston---SJ
Es6hf. vixep, Harvey, from Newyerk. with -four
|snd corn--tchr Osprs, capt. f. Drinkwater. from
he CITY Of Washingto Equality. Holmes
nom Boston, with Salt and corn--sloop AdVen.
hre, Averill, from Banford, Con- with corn, cheese
snd cider.
cLEARAECEs,
fsrsign--Ap-il o. rl. brig Francis Bradford
1N q Aodrews--b brig Susan. Hubhs for CT, John
~5ih. brig Samaritan Greeiv for the West.
ssnalss-hrig Hero. Robinson. for Gnadalope-brig
|s''gerce. Jones, for Havans--Mav 4, schr. Deca.
u, Wright, for 81 John--schr. Fame. York, for
seaar'ss-- April 29. cl. sloop Packet, Lowell,
|%' nos'en---S0sh, sehr Relief Bax'er, for News
s<.efk--brig Caroline, Huhbs, for Fastpor'--
"ay sloon President, Collins, FOR Newyork--
- S1 sfyen Sisters Dyer. for Bucksport--schr.
Es.sFa' Hoae. Nickerson, for Newyork--schr. Tno,
''anson, for Lubec
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VKTE the subscribers, Commissioners appointed
Wv by the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Judge OF
Probate within and for the eouaty of Cumberland
TO receive and examine the elaine Of the several
creditors 10 the Relate of WARREN GILBERT
late of Portland, 10 said county blaeksmi,h de-
eeased, Represented insolveps: give notice thar
further time oftwo months are allowed from she
date hereof for he creditors bring 10 and prove
their claims-and thar ~e shall attend sha duty
al the dwelling house of Capt. eth Bird. 10 said
Portland. on ,he third Wei ne dsv of this aud she
next month from fwo TO four o'clock P. NJ. or
each of said days. JESSE RICHARDS,
SETH BIRD.
Portland, April. "a, fss
TyrIR sa5scribsr hereby giyss puh'ie notice te
! sll concerned. that he has heen du'y appoin-
ted sad taken spoD himself the trust OF Execu'or,
Of the isst Will and Teafsmeot Of JOHN FIR
NALD late ofPoIand In the county of Cumberland
ysoman deceased By giving bond 40 the lay d.
reet.<-Hs therefore requests all persons whs ars
indebted TO the said dscesssd's estate 10 make i'm
ms disse payment; and those who have any de-.
uaands theren 70 exhibit the same for se'tIemens t
NATHANIEL FERAAI,D
FslsRs, April -, 1919 =
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! Dissolution Of CopartnershtP.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing between
u the Subscri Der. under the arm of
MITCHELL &-PAINE,
has expired and is this day by mutual consent dis
soIved.-All persons having demands against said
firm are requested to present the same for settle
ment. and those indebted to make immediate pay
ment to NATH. MITCHELL,
who is daily authorized to settle the SANE,
NATH. MITCHELL.
Signed JOSIAH PAINE.Jr.
JOSIAH PAINE.
Portland. May s. 1919.
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NEW GOODS.
Joseph johnson,
Portland .Acaden,g.

rTvHE Trustees of Portland academy are hereby
= notified, that their Annual Meeting, for the
choice Of Officers, &C. win be holden at she Office
day of Nay current. al three O'Clock IN The after
noon. s. LONGFELLOW, JR. Ssersidrg.
May 4, 1919.
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SALE ATAUCTYON.
THIS DAY, at IL O'Clock,
AZ No ;. Long Whn-f,
~ Hhds Windward Island RunL
4 Bales N. o. COTTON,
20 Boxes Souchong TEA.
40 Boxes ORANGES,
10 Boxes LEMONS,
$50 GRTNDST0NES,
A SLOOP OF about i2 Tons.
May a. L. GREELEY, Auet.
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GAZETTE 10 News.
ARRIVALS

PORT OF PORTLAND,
Enfraaees and clsarancss al Ire Custom. House.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-01-19

OF him, 6 Why will you.n let Mercy
in !" Justice replied, " Wy law is broken,
and it must be honoured. Die theu or
Justice musti" At this, there appeared a
Iorm among The angelic band like the Son
OF Ged, who, addressing himself to JUS
ice, said, What are thy demands %
Justice replied. My terfe are stern and
rigid. l must have sickness for their
healtil-I must have ignoniiny for their
honour--I must have death for life. .
9 Without shedding of blood there is no
remission" Justice" said the Son of
God, " l accept thy terms. On me be
this wrong, and let Mercy enter.''-
]" When," said Justice, :. will you per-
form this promise p Jesus replied,
9 Four thousand years hence, upon the
h'il of Calvary, without the gates of Je-
rusalem, will perform it in my own
person" The deed was prepared and
signed in the presence OF the angels of
God. Justice was satisfied, and Mercy.
entered, preaching saiuation in the name
of Jesus. The deed was committed to
the Pairiarchs, by them to the kings of
Israel and the prophets; by them it was
preserved till Daniels seventy weeks were
accomplished. Then, at the appointed
time, Justice appeared on the hill of Cal
vary, and Mercy presented to him the
important deed. Where" said Justice,
g is the Son of God % Mercy answered,
Behold him at the bottom Of the hill,
bearing his own cross;'' and then she
departed, aud stood aloof at the hour Of
trial. Jesus ascended the hill, while in
his train followed bis weeping Church.
Justice Immediately presented him with
the deed, saying, This is the day when
this bond is to be executed When he
received it, did he tear it in pieces, and
give it to the winds of Heaven? No,
he nailed it 10 his cross, exclaiming, cit
is finished" Justice called on holy fire
to come down and consume the sacrifice.
Holy fire descended--it swallowed his
humanity, but when it touched his deity
il expired! and there was darkness over
the whole Heavens But g Glory to God
u the highest; on earth peace, good. will
to men" ---
"This," said the WeIchman, " this is
but a specimen of Christmas Evans"
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-01-19
From the Hampden Federalist.


The Report IF the gear 1915 made at IL
o'clock on Thursday aight, Dec. 81,
and entered, for Etsrntty, IN the record
on High.
When commenced my official duty
found affairs as my predecessor left them,
but have left nothing as / found it 81
have effected but the usual alterations in
inaniuate SubStaaces-the routine of sea
sons--the course of existence and changes
allotted to the brate creation. | shall,
therefore, confne my report 10 the race of
AdGm, under whose dominion are the
beast and the herb, and for whose use
they were peculiarly designed.
found all rational creatures possessed
of immortal minds--placed upon the Earth
TO become fitted for stations adapted to
their high destination hereafter---called
upon by every tree of the forest, and
every flower Of the valley, to praise their
God, aud eIoqeentIy told of him, who, in
the intellectual as in the material world, is
Lord AID King but nevertheless, found
them obstinate, proud, thoughtless, arro-
giant, stupid, ahjectly subject to passion
and lust and desperately beet on their
own destruction. | enquired, diligently,
into their onditions.--Miilions were
within reach of the water of Life, and
possessed power to extend its benefit to
those who were destitute. An incrsdihle
proportion not only neglected to taste
themselves, but violently, and some, |
tho't, Indignantly opposed turning the
stream into parched lands, and for their
own portion preferred, with greediness,
the polsou of death.
My commission authorized. me to pass
before them, in judgments, and mercies, in
menaces, in admonitions and entreaties.
have, therefore, from The first, held
open before them all, the book Of Mature ];
and where l thought they would read,
tremble aud adore, they have turned their
backs upon the instructive page; they
have erected their Stubborn necks,-and
tlaitorously rSbelled. Eren these are
without excuse. To multitudes, how
ever, | have also held open Thy sacred
Book; aud L thought the authority of
Heaven was SO sigually stamped upon its
very front, that the back-slidden would
return, the stubborn bow, and the rebell-
ious cry for mercy-but, to my utter as
tonishment, found, that though the Hill OF
safety was before them, they looked back
upon the burning ci,y--the love OF the
world generated filthy mist, which, as
cending from earth, shrouded the page OF
everlasting truth from their view, and
lew eyes received from faith sufficient
strength to penetrate it--but the deIuded
beings loved the deception which permit
ted them to gaze yet little while upon
the visible and perishing things of crea-
lion. They cayilled OF the Holy Book,
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-01-19
In Chmcery of'Nezu-Jersey
AARON B. WOODRUFF,
JosEPH NEsBITT.

=
JosEpH NEsBIrr.
Nd Y virtue of the above stated Writ Of
Nd Fieri Facias, to me directed and de-
liyered, have levied ON ALT hat certain
tract or parcel Of land situate, lying, and
being in the township Of Elizabeth, 10 the
county Of Essex, and state ofNew-Jersey,
containing two acres, one quarter, and
twenty-one square rods, excepting there
out one acre heretofore sold to Jonathan
Parker,) bounded northerly by land Of
Jonathan Parker, westerly by land Of DR..
Robert Halsled, southerly by land Of Ed
ward Sale, southeast by land Of Joseph
Nesbitt, and the brook, aud northwest by
the road-which | shall expose TO sale at
Public Vendue, at the house of EPHRAIM
CLARK, Innkeeper in Elizabeth Town, OH
the 9th day of February next, between
the hours of l2 and O'clock, afternoon.
NATHAN SQUIER,
Sheriff Of EsseS County.
December l6, 1878.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-01-19
Sheriff S Sales.
ESSEX COMMON PLEAS.
Moons LEE, T; =. dapa,;,
ct Terris.

RI. + q. Ne bGDlS
RoBrnr II INrsprr. ct Terris.
F1Y virtue of the above stated writ Of
D Fieri Facias to me directed aud de-
livered, have levied on the Dwelling
house, Store and Lot of Land, with the
appurtenances, whereon the defendant,
RoBERr NEsBITr, lives, situate in Eli
zabeth-T Town, adjoining lands of Samuel
X. Miller, John Humes, and the Morris
Turnpike. Also, levied on Lot Of
Land containing two acres, be it the same
more or less, adjoining lands Of Isaac
Crane, Luther b. Hendricks, and the
road leading from Elizabeth-Town to
Woodruff's Farms, which shall expose
10 sale at Public Vendue, at the house Of
LEWIS RIVERS, innkeeper in Elizabeth
Town, on the ninth day of January next,
between the hours of twelve and five
O'clock, afternoon.
NATHAN SQUIER,
Sheriff of Essen County
Nov. 6, 1918.
IF The sale OF the above described
lands and premises is adjourned to the 10th
day of February next, at the Store Of
JOHN HUMEs, in Elizabeth Town, be-
tween the hours of IL and o'clock, af-
ternOon. NATHAN SQUIER,
Sheriff Of Esser County.
Jan. O, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-01-19
Wanted Immediately,

NyWO active Lads, from IA TO l6
-M years Of age, as Apprentices at the
Shoemaking business. To such as can
come well recommended, good encourage
ment will be given--none others need ap-
ply.
SAMUEL S. GARTHWAIT.
Eliz. Town, Dec. 81, 1918.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-01-19
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
BY J. & E. SANDERSON,
THO doors south Of Rivers City Tavern,
ELlzABETH-TowN, NJ.
Terms Of Pablieation-Two Dollars
per annum, payable halfyearly.

Aduertisements not exceeding square
inserted three weeks for One Dollar, and
continued for Twenty-Five Cents a week.
A liberal deduction will be made to mer-
chants and others who advertise by the
year.
**" Advertisements, Subscriptions, and
Communications, will be thankfully re-
ceived and punctually attended to.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-01-19
OF UsURIoUs INTEREST.

CALCULATION OF UsURIoUs INTEREST,".
Few persons are perfectly aware Of the
extent of the enormous accumulation of
interest in series OF months and years.
They see the snow ball gathering they
feel the burden growing upon them from
time to time they feel its pressure, until
it oyerwhelms them to the earth--but thev
do not attend to the process OF their ruin
step by step. They feel the cancer of
Usury gradually paraly zing their facul-
lies; but they do not precisely calculate
the rapidity, with which at various sta
ges it eats away the substance OIL which it
leeds.
put into my hands a calculation he has
made, the results OF which fairly laid be-
fore some of your readers, may operate
10 repress those wild speculations which
throw them into the Usurers' hands. He
assumes for its basis, the principal sum
borrowed to be S5000-at II per cent
month, which is deemed BY many per-
sons TO be a moderate rate OF usury, and
fortunate would it be for many il they had
escaped a higher rate-lie calculates that
the notes are renewable every 60 days,
and that at each renewal the interest, ss
is the case in numerous instances, is in
corporated with the principal.
For the first year, the result for every
60 days is as follows:
Jan. !, lSl9--S5l5o--6o da.--lst N.
I54 SO
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-01-19

500 24-60--6th
Proceeding upon these calculations, the
results for series of Is years, are as
follows:
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-01-19
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
CROCKERY, &c.

Particularly an extensive assortment Of
superfine and common CLOTHS, CASI-
MERES, and WOOLLEN GOODS,
suited TO the present season which hav.
ing been purchased for cash, principally
at auction, are offered for sale at very re-
duced prices.
FIRE WOOD, and all kinds Of pro.
duce, will be received at the market price
in payment for Goods.
CALEB @. HALSTED. "
Eliz. Torn, Oct. Is, 1918. If
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-01-19

Thus it appears that in fifteen gears the
sum Of S5000has grown 10 the enormous
amount OF S7l490 81 !!-So rapid are
the strides We make to our ruin, when we
plunge, beyond our proper means, iuto
the hands Of usurers-Usu too, who
only fleece us Of the comparatively small
sum OF one and half per cent. month.
Here We see the true secret OF the ruin
OF SO many men who were originally COM
petent to meet all their engagements, but
whom some little oyerdeaiing, and some
unwillingness to sell any portion Of their
property to extricate them from tempo
rary embarrassment, threw into the hands
OF the Usurer. The snow ball rolled on
until it crushed them.-The debt grew on
no trouble at every 60 days, but to
sign new note, embracing the new in-
terest, until in the end it grew to such
trightful amount, as TO leave no other al
tentative but the loss of their honour or
their ruin=-loss Of honour in taking the
law Of the usurer, or the utter loss Of
every cent they hold 10 the world.
1t 1 dare advise persons who are strait
+ened by their debts, would hold up this
calculation TO their senses; and warn
them of the folly, the danger, the ruin Of
holding on to their property, while the
cancer is thus growing upon them. Let
them have courage enough, in most cases
to bring their property to the hammer,
rather than be eaten up by monster
which every day gathers fresh strength
and ferocity. AN OBSERVER.
There is nothing attended with more
fatigue and perplexity than an attempt to
be ve,y genteet upon limited scale. A
plain economical system of social comfort
is infinitely to be preferred to silly efforts
to outshine our equals, and vie with our
superiors ia the ranks OF fashion. Such
efforts are sure to bring upon the heads of
the halfway fashionables the envy of the
former, and the contempt Of the latter.
The establishment of new country
bank in Penn. or Kentucky, was lately
announced by posting bills to the follow
ing effect; {" A new bank will be opened
in few days." Some wags we're at The
pains of altering the word IN" to " "for.''
The projectors taking the hint, he bank
was not opened,
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-01-19
CASH STORE.

YEyHE subscriber, fully convinced from
Ill the experience he has had, that his
plan of selling Goods at reduced prices
for ready pay, is mutually beneficial TO
himself aud customers, will continue thai
mode of business. Having recently made
large additions 10 his former stock, he is
enabled to offer very general assort
ment of
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-01-19

1904 5o-6o--2d
159 I3
5463 6s-e0-3 Sd
l63 90
5627 53-60--4th
l68 80
5796 35-6o--oth
la 80