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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-07
BENZ. II. 7ISDXLE,
" Mafch. Niater A. t.uxl..

WATCH Walker q JeWeiler.
Has Ter Sale,
At NO. io2, 7HAMEs.s73xg1, NRwPoaY.
X IGHr day Clocks snc Time Pieces,
~ Gold and Silver Watches
SILVER Tea and Table Spoons
DITTO soup and Gravy Lsdless
Ditto and Plated Sugar Tongs
Plated .zprtannis and Block lin Tea Pots
Planished lin Tea and Coffee Pots;
Brass and Plated Capdlesticks
Plated and Britannia Sugar Bowls and Cream Pots
Plated aud Cocltco Casiors
+ Tea, Table, Jack and Pen Knives;
Scissors, Razors. Snufsrs and Trsys;
Tea and Bread Trays
\ Cloth and Hair Brushes;
Razor straps and Cases
Shaving Boxes and Brushes;
House, Hearth, Tooth, Dust and shoe, Ditto:
Pocket Lsnthorns :.
Ditto Looking Glasses.
ALSO.
Warranted Gold Necklaces;
Gold and Hair Watch Chains
Ditto Seals, Keys, Breast.Pns, Finger Ear Rings
silver and Brass Tbimb,es;
Snuff and Tobacco Boxes;
Tortoise Shell and Horn Combs
Pocket Books and Purses Redicuie Syringe
Brass Handirons, Shovel and Tongs;
EngIish Windsor Soaps
CaIoune Water Poms,um Hair Powder,
Flutes and Fifes Antieque Oil.
LIKEWISE,
A GENERAL ASSOR TMENT OF ELE-
CAN'T LOOKING. GLASSES.
With variety Of other articles, which will be
sold very cheap for Cash. or approved credit.
NJ B.-Cloefs and Watches cleaned ond
repaired IN fhs beat manner Gold and &iysr ycare
manHjaefered and required at the shersen notice =
Cash, and the hisne" price sipen fer old Gold, Ss-
Ger, Dras and Copper.
Newport, June 10, 1919.
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sk~@p~~- .H}y
THE snbscribtts respectfully inforni
u the public, that the Mail Stage leaves New
port every morning, (sundsy extepted) At ha.fpast
o'clock, and arrives ~ ifosidence AZ baifpast 3
o'clock, =. NJ Leaves Iroyidepcs every mornng.
lsvodsy excepted) At O'Clock. and arrives IN New
port, AZ O'clock, '. y. The tsrs s s0--.alowclI
rs lbs. baggage grs,is-i2 IS lbs. pay the same as
passenger. ~ favors thankfully received aud sc.
knowiedged BY the subscribers.
PELEG FISH, Ae,cperf
ShEkJ. BOURN, brssfsL Propfictors.
: ISAAC flsH, rrsssdrsce. !.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-07

OLD 4th proof Cognac Brandy;
Old Jamaica Rum w. I. ditto;
Superior CIsrret Wine;
Boxes Of ~ bottles Niuscat, do,
Chests and boxes Hyson
ditto do Y hysod rr,s
Ditto do h. Skin ( 1s.ss'
Ditto do Souchong
Boxes 5 and Gross each Pipes,
Boxes Havana white Sugar,
Havana brown do M
Canton do; loaf and lump do:
Casks aud boxes Malaga Rsisins:
First quaiisy Richmond 4 Marchceter mapufac-
tured Tobacco, Lorrlards. Scotch. Rappeey and
Maccabau snuff. BY
ARCHIBALD MUNRO & Co.
Newport, July
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Flour, Tea, Melasses, Sc.

Ter oaie, on Saluu>. = wiiaIf.
SO bhis. Jresh A,vxsndlp i..u.,
70 hhus. Nsw Crop MolAsses. frat quality,
$50 bbls ship bread.
500 bushels n. Corn.
100 Quintsis Grand bank Goldfish.
400 tbls new Menhaden fsh.
200 ksh bbls. 50 kegs crackers.
20 gin eases, Honey IN terces and demi-iohns,
n. Z. Rum, BY hhds. or barrels,
. Connecticut Gin b the bbi,
Mess xnd prime Pork, Bacon and Lard.
shoveis. Spades, Coffee Mills anu Axes,
Fishing Lines, All sxes
.s<-S0-- A -eonstSnt supp, o Dupon,s Iowder.
difiercn, grains- and Patent cut Nails assorted.
Apply 70 JOHN b LYON.
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NE subcribers inform the public that they have
= formed co.parsnerskip, a. Attorne,s and
Counseiiors II Law. under the 6srn a Pesrce g
Brown. Aky busmsss committed to their care will.
a all times. - attended 70 ., sheir Office. No 81.
Anames-ssrsst DUTEE J. PEARCE.
- JOHN T. BROWN.
~c~Pors hsy - ieiy, (J9l
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Flour, Gin, &c.

IL BUkDICK & SON, 2
No.7s, x1ames-sfrees, rsrner Of Banisfev's
wSegfsRHave for ssle,
$50 bblss Ricllmond superfne FloM.
10 hhds. and 50 barrels Erst quality GIN.
20 hhds. 6rst quality resAiliAE MoLAssEs.
40 boxes and Is barrels Havana brown SUGAR.
Newport. June Is '
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-07

Tue vrgi6 zyfirn':uss! Sseiesy,o o! Which
Afr. Madison is the President, have, il is said,
promulgated TO pay, four years hence, Ten
3IeEzsn6 dollars for the best farm in that
state, net less than 1--WE hundred acres $4,000,
for the next. $4,000 for the third best, the
isyter not less than 200 aud 100 acres.
I, 10 stated in foreign papers, that another
meeting Of tho Allied Soyereigns is conte m
plated in the course Of the present year. 1t
is stated thst this meeting with be held st
Carlesbsd, 10 Bohemia and the result antici-
pated is, that There will be great changes
ia tho North" The Prince Regenl of Eng.
Isnd, i is reported 10 to bs present on the
ocrasion.
The sseam-bcse Savannah, bound to Rus.
sis, has 6esn several times spoken al sea.
Capt. Gsrdners arrivsd at Baltimore, informs,
that On the I'd inss. "in clear weather and
smooth sea, light winds w s. w. lat. "a, Ion.
50, spoke and passed tho elegant steam ship
savannah, out eight days from Savannah,
bouad ST. Petersburg by way Of Liverpool
She passed as OF the rate OF or 10 knots,
and the captain informed, that she worked
remarkably we'll, & the greatest compliment
-
% the hsppiest effort Of mechanical genus
that ever appeared on tho western ocean.
She sctu<ned the compliment. Thinks We
10 ourselves, If America should ever have
another war wjs1 any Europesn power, which
God forbid, ve shall in u short iinne have
floating bAttyfies a. SEQ, as large as Fort NJ
Henry, wnsn we shall hav6 better oppo-
tonity Of ,eturning shell for shell, than we
had iast siege, whore many we're stationed as
targets TO be shot at." BAH. haner.
A fsO dsys ego, (says the Nsw-York Ev-
aning Post,l a. . little child was sitting, eat
log piecs Of bread, on the steps of stoop
in Nlou-street, aAoS caune up to il, and seil
ing it by the wrkt, dragged il quite sc,c>s
The street, where, having laid It down, he
wes preparing 10 devour X, when it was fort.
unsiely rescued from its dreadful situation by
che mother, who saw il Just IN ,iu,e 10 save il
It's hand was pierced through by one OF the
tnska, and It's head much bruised 10 being
dragged over tho pavements.
We have had toe perusal Of the Muster s.
Roll of the United States ship franklin, Com
modore Stewast, at present in the Mediter-
ranean. Her full compliment consists Of
UT souls and what II equally surprising
End pleasing Is, that our of this great mum
bcr, thore are but ten osthe sick list. This
circumstances Is certainly creditsble to the
discipline and econ0py OF The ships police.
Nsy's Phiiad. Gazette.
A. letter from Liverpool dated May lst. 10
q house in Charleston, ssys-- The /" csicuia-
sion is, that wilInn The last nine months not
less than eight ssiLio1s OF money have been \
lost by specuations in only Two articles
Corn and Cotton.
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EOR hiCHNOWU.

rA7 The fast selling sloop IfUD.
sARh~ SON, r fJxowsrsl. master. will
Sk~5kfNE sail on Sunday next. wind and wealth.
>k1Aea~ tr permitting for freight or passage
Apply to the master board. at beans wharf. or
to l. BURDiCK, & SON.
Newport July 2, 1919
WILL BIZ SOLD--at -Aucflon.
For the benefit OF whom il may concern.l
On IHURSDAY,tbe 18th sosr. 81. o'clk.
a. M. st corgeshal's Neck. and on Gyles wharf,
in Newport
&c. &c. saved faom the week Of the shin Am
szon. Sno, Robinson, master stranded on Cogees.
halls Pciqt. condiioos at the sale
Newport, July z. CHRIS. RHODES, .a,ie'r
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10 hhds. Jenck's pure SPIRITS.
Is barrels ditto GIN.
For saie az 40. iC3, z1ames-sfress, By
CHRIS. RHODES.
Newpo-,, June 2s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-07

a letter from Liverpool dated May lss. 70
q house in Charleston. ssys-- The /. csicula-
,ion is, that witlnn The last nine months pot
less than eight snAions OF money have been
lost by speculations in only Two articles
Corn and Cotton.
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UST received large supply Of American Shirt
ing Cotton. Stripes, Cinghams, &c. &c. all for
sale at very low prices.
.sto.-Eoglish, India and French GOODS, sll
CT. Ap for Cash and for sale BY
JOHN DYRE,
.aa, M'fs. Iot, T1omes-streef Nesshers.
a Juue 2S, 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-07

III LET,
THAT pleasantly situated HOUSE end
i Shop 10 Thames.Srees, the property Of
Sarah Hsysefeid, and next north Of the Cot
JOB SHERMAN.
Who las for saie,
Essence Q. SPRUCE, by the bsfrsl, gallon,
or smaller quantity.
Newport, 23d Of 9th mo. 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-07
Real India Heok- Maslins.
X. SESSIONS.

NsW INnf1 HeOf- lNASlfnS.
II. SESSIONS,
Itfshes 10 aequonf his friends and she nr5Rc,
THAT be has received variety OF Summer
GOODS among them are the following Ar
lcles -
Color'd CArAbrics Levan,;nea
Figur'd SuIl Muslihs Lustrinss
spotted muslin CrAvsts Nankin Grapes
U'mnses Canton ditto
Corded MusIins Japan ditto
Linen Cambrics English long silk Gloves
Long LAwns ) short do. "a.
Furnitvres French Kjd do.
Caiicoes -f- farssois, &c. &C.
ALS0,
few licces jeit black Maxim Levantines. and
q general assortment Of Cotton Yarn, American
shirtings. Plaids. stripcs, &c.
Newport, June 2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-07

Iogethsf With great number Of articles too te.
aoas to psrticu'srissao Of which viii be sold very
low for cash.
Newport, June %, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-04

refused to marry her. He gave no rea.
son: ne said she was nice girl, and too
good for him. Eventually this suit was
brought, the object of which was to pun
lsh the defendant, and set public exam
pie in case where the injury was ire
parable.
The plaintiffs case was conducted by
Peter A. Browne, Esq. who painted in
glowing colors the case Of his client; and
the defendant was represented by John
Swift, Esq. who made an able defence, al
though in bad cause.
The Jury, after an impressive charge
from Judge Barnes, retired, and in few
minutes returned with verdict of DANA
ges, $4,000.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-04

arrangement which he labored under al
times, it is supposed that he threw himself
overheard and was drowned.
During the passage of the Jane Maria,
captain Van Name, from New-Yor to
this place, poor man of the name of DAY.
export, resident Of this town, who was
working his passage home 10 her, fell
overheard, and every attempt to rescue
him proving fruitless) was drowned. He
has left wife and four children, and it
was a truly painful scene 10 those who
were present when the vessel hauled in,
10 see his little ones, who, apprised of his
coming on in this vessel, had found their
way to the wharf, and were aDxiousIy
waiting to see their father come ashore,
when the dreadful tidings of his fate
overwhelmed them with grief and distrac-
ton.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-04
Oliver Pierce,
WAHGElaMy,I!t.A!,ANIRRo
THO doors east Of the Post-O6fee, in
I'D ofe, ef,-eof

THO doors east Of the Post-O6fce, in
Water.Street,
ID ETURNS his thanks for the en-
q q couragement he has received from
the public, aud informs them, that, in adj
dition to his GOLD AND SILVER
WORK, Of which ne keeps a constant
supply, he has silver and polished steel
SPECTACLES, and SPECTACLE
GLASSES which he fits TO old frames,
and repairs them. All orders thankfully
received, and punctually attended 10.
Warranted Gold and Silver WATCH
ES, for sale as above.
Elizabeth. Toaun, MAJ |, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-04
WHOLESALE 81 RETAIL
HAT STORE.

FkNHE subscriber having commenced
IL business in the above line, takes
this method of informing the public that
he has opened Store nearly opposite
Mr.. Moses CHANDLER's, On the Morris
Turnpike, where he will have constantly
oil hand general assortment of HATS,
in the neatest style and newest fashions.
Customers fitted on the shortest notice.
All orders gratefully received and
punctually attended to.
CORNELIUS STORM.
Eliz. To,un, Aprii 27, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-04
From the Norfolk Herald, April 90.

On Saturday morning last, while the
ship Tobacco Plat was at anchor little
way below City Point, it was discovered
by those on board, that gentleman from
Richmond, by the name of Leslie, who
had taken passage 10 her for Liverpool,
had disappeared during the preceding
night, His cloaths which he had put off
on retiring to his birth remained as he
had placed them over night, from which
circumstance, and something Of mental
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-04
ME. EsTwicE EVANS.

Has just published his CO Pedesirious
Tour Of four thousand miles, through the
Western States and Territories" book
ot about $50 pages, printed at Concord,
New Hampshire, which we venture to
Recommend for the interesting subject Of
its contents, more especially as Mr..
Evans has been mentioned in some of the
newspapers, as character more remarka-
BILE for singularity of appearance, dressed
! in buffalo skins, than for intelligence and
matches enterprise. All we have read
of English pedestrians shrinks into moth
ing when compared with the winters
walk of our countryman, Mr.. Evans. He
outstrips every traveller of any nation we
have ever heard of. If it be practicable
TO walk to the North Pole, (and perhaps
such journey is not impossible) Est,uick
Euans is the man that will perform it.
& No horse, no moose, no camel, could have
travelled through such country, at such
q season, as that through which this
sturdy son of New Hampshire has passed.
There is an air of truth and candor per-
vading this book, and we have no doubt
but it will be read in Europe with I'M
common interest.
The following is Mr.. Evans description
Of his equipments for his extensive Pc
destrious Tour.
" 1t may crafty some 10 know The par
ticulars Of my habiliments. Mine was a
close dress consisting of buffalo SKINS
On my shoulders we're epaulettes made OF
the long hair of the animal !; and they
were for the purpose of shielding the
shoulder from rain. Around my neck
and under one arm was strapped double
leather case, with brass chargers, for shot
and ball; and under the other arm case
for powder, strapped in the same way,
and also having brass charger. Around
the waist was belt, with brace of pis-
tolls, dirk, two side cases for pistol
balls, aud a case for moulds and screws.
Also, around the waist was buckled an
Indian apron, which fell behind; it was
about 8 inches square, covered with fine
bear skin, trimmed with fur, and having
over the lower part Of il net for game.
This apron contained a pocket compass,
maps, Journal, shaving materials, a small
Ratchet, patent fire works, &c.-My cap
and gloves were made of fur, my mecca
sons were of deer skin, and on my shout
der / carried a six feet rifle. The part
pers of my tolls aud dangers, were two
faithful dogs.
g In this situation, / arrived at Detroit
on the goth March. My dogs, however,
were destroyed by wolves, on the night Of
the 10th of that month, in the vicinity OF
the Miami Swamp. = Boston Pot.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-04
NOTICE.

A LII persons concerned may take to-
IA tice, that LEWIS TooKER is now
confined in the common Jail Of the county
of Essex, for debt-that in the term Of
April, 1919, be petitioned the Court Of
Common Pleas of said county to be dis
charged from confinement, and for the
benefit of the insolyent laws of this state !;
aud that the Court appointed The goth
day Of May, 1919, ten o'clock in the
forenoon, when they would attend at the
Courthouse in Newark, to hear what
could or should be alleged against the
prayer of the said petition.
Dated April Fl, 1919.
LEWIS TOOKER.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-04


From the Philadelphia Centinel, April eS.
BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE.
&c Perfdious man thy parent was rock,
And fierce Hyrcanian tigers gave thee suck"
VIRG.
Mary Shan, VS.. Nicholas Johnson.
In the District Court for the city and
county of Philadelphia, April 9th, 1919.
This was all action brought for DANA
ges for breach of promise of marriage.
The plaintiff was modest, discreet, aud
artless young girl, of irreproachable
character, living in humble retirement
with her widowed mother, in the township
Of Roxborough and county of Philadel-
phia: the defendant, young, handsome,
insinuating and designing, became ac-
quainted with her in the month Of March,
1917, and afterwards visited at her moth
er's house, paying his addresses to her.
Having stolen her affections under a SOL
emn promise Of marriage, he seduced her.
As soon as the mother discovered the ex-
tent Of the injury, which was in the month
of June, she complained of his conduct to
the defendant, and reproached him with
his brutal behaviour. He admitted that
he had promised to marry the plaintiff,
and repeated his promises. He continued
to visit there until the month of August.
when the mother became uneasy, reminded
him of his promises; he repeated them,
and fixed day in the month of Septem-
Der for their nuptials. The young lady
made preparations for the happy event !;
but when the day arrived, the defendant
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-04

ME subscriber Will offer for sale at
VENDUE, on WEDNESDAY the
10Th inst. at his residence in Springfield,
A GREAT VARIETY OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE:
CONSISTING OF
Mahogany Dining, Breakfast and Tea
Tables, aud Stands; mahogany Chairs !;
Bedsteads ;Sideboards eight day Clock ;
gilt and mahogany framed Looking G lass
es; Bed and Window Curtains; Venetian
Blinds; Table and Tea Equipage Pic
lures; Maps and Books. Together with
great variety of
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Vendue to begin at 10 o'clock, precise
ly, unless prevented by stormy weather,
and in that case, the next fair day.
Also, on SATURDAY the 9Th inst. mill
be continued the sales of
BLACKSMITHS' and NAiLMAK-
ING TOOLS; Cut and Wrought Nails;
Hollow Ware; Farming Utensils and a
remnant Of Store Goods. To commence
at IL O'Clock; when conditions, which
will be liberal, will be made known, and
attendance given, by
WILLIAM STEELE.
Springfield, May l., 1919.
N. B. At Private Sale, 1000 Chestnut
POSTS and RAILS.
Also, To Sell, or Rent for the present
season, about 40 acres of excellent Out
Pasture and Meadow Land, adjoining
Isaac Sayre, about three miles from
Springfield, and the same distance from
Westfeid.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-04
TEl@ @AAIATTI2o
ELIZABETH-TOWN,
TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1919.

The sentiments expressed by ga Foe TO Elk
TRAvAGANT ExTRAvAGANcE," are correct-at
least they accord with our own but for reason
which we think he would approve, and which We
shall give when called for, we decline their publ
cation.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-04

DIED,
At Princeton, on Saturday evening last, Sarah
S. Thomas, aged 10 years, youngest daughter OF
Robinson Thomas, deceased.
At his residence in Belmont on the esd uIt.
Hon. .4lerander G Hanson, aged So Senator of
the u States from Maryland.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-04
Providence, Or. ~ April II.


The ship Lion, Townsend, arrived
here from Canton, has brought to this
country, three natives of Madison's island,
10 the South Sea, which, it will be re.
collected, was taken possession of by
Capt. Porter, in the Frigate Essex, in
November, 1918, for the United States.
Two Of them are young men, upwards OF
20 years old, probably, and the other a
lad Of about IL. They are copper CO.
iored, and tattooed according 10 their
custom, by puncturiDg the skin and in
Producing dark liquid, which has sim
gular appearance.-They appear to be
iuoffensive youths, and as they are Amer
ican citisens, having been adopted into the
great american family, We trust they
will be treated with kindness aud hospi-
tality.-Patri0t.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-04

Gle and finally, a plain dressed, awk-
ward looking chap, entered with a very
deliberate step, having bag thrown over
his shoulders. The audience rose-all a
tip-toe with expectation. He seated him.
self, with the bag between his legs-began
to unite it-held the top with his hands
the audience gathered nearer and nearer
Now! he cried, clapping his hands, Scat!
and 10! out sprung furious Tom Cat,
pell nell among the hats and bonnets.
Such scene of confusion !-some aimed
for the wiBdows-some for the doors
some screamed--some cursed and swore-
and more laughed. At length they we're
calmed-but the curtain was dropped =
=an epi!ogue was spoken: +" Ladies and
gentlemen" said the manager, q the farce
IS over-we thank you, &c.--and"-He
was interrupted by huzzas and misses
IA Why what do you complain Of" said
he, with the most inlpudent composure,
isn't this farce-isn't it 10 one act
svasnt the cat let ont Of The bag !"
81 The whole room was in az uproar
many were angry-but more we're delight
ed at the fellows impudence-and some
even went SO far as to call for it again.
THE swearers were for tearing him to
pieces, but the laughers were more hume
rous, and carried the day.--BaH. Tel.
Irish buls--0ut buu'd.-A Yankee
newspaper, one side Of which had not
been printed, apologised to its readers by
stating that, being filled NTH aduertise-
nents, that side was left blank" We have
now an account from the Philadelphia
Union, of letter from Lord Erskine to
Gen. Washington, being found on blank
Eleaf of paper. If this is not match for
the Hiberniau's " empty key Of 'vhiskey,"
we know not what is. This bull making
propensity seems to be fast overspreading
sthe land, even the grave legislators of
Ohio are not wholly exempt from it; they
passed a law, at their last session, regu-
iating proceedings against banks, in which
they make it the duty of the sheriff, in
case there IS no bank, to return his writ
10 the county where such bank IS -
Steubenoils Gas.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-04

BUILDING LOTS, &c.
TNHE subscriber viii offer at PUB
u Lie VENDUE, on MONDAY the
10th instant, at 8 O'Clock 10 the afternoon.
Three Building Lots,
situate between the house Of ]. BALLARD,
Esq. and the store of C. 5. WINANs.
He will at the same time Let for the
season, several Lots of PASTURE and
MOVING.
E. B. DAYTON.
Els. Tom, May 4, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-04

Mem. York Election.-An Election for
Senators and members Of Assembly was
held in New Y ork on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday of last week. The
republicans had two sets of candidates, one
composed of the friends Of Gov. Clinton,
and the other Of his opponents. The lat
ter ticket has prevailed in the city Of New
York by majority of about $500: the
same ticket has also succeeded in the
counties of Orange and Putnam. In AL
bany, Greene, Rensselaer,, Columbia and
Duchess counties, the federal candidates
are elected. The results in other parts
of the state are not known.