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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-16

through the medium Of Ibis institmion.
Let every one consider, " that if he draw
out his soul TO the hungry, and satisfy the
afflicted SOUL" God has promised, g that
light shall arise TO him in obscurity,-the
Lord will satisfy his soul in drought, and
make it like watered garden, aud like a
spring of waters whose waters fail not"
Thus encouraging themselves and the
members Of the society, the managers
again commend the cause they have 10
hand, to the protection Of that kind Pro-
whence, who hath thus far graciously
helped; aud they trust will continue to
do it Of his mercies, which are new
every morning, and whose compositions
fail not"
JANE Il. DAYTON, LIST Dirtctrcss.
MARY c. BARBER, Secretary.
Elisabeth. T'orn, Nor. s. 1919.
The Treasurer OF the American Bible
Society, W. w. Woolsey, Esq. acknow-
lodges the receipt of 1922 dollars and SO
cents, during the last month.
During this period 1913 bibles aud 726
testaments were issued, valued at 1900
dollars and SO cents.
Counterfeit Two Dollar notes are in
circulation on the New Brunswick State
Bank they are well executed, but have
defects that viii easily detect them the
Cashiers name is spelled with an instead
of all Peterborough, for Disborough
they are beside made payable to Pan
Ness, which, we understand is not the case
with the genuine notes. .4n.boy Gag.
The National Intell;gencer announces,
that the team-Ship Savannah, Captain
Rogers, has arrived in safety at St. Pc
tersburg, 10 Russia. III
Destructive Fire.-Letters FROM Will.
mington, IN. C. state, that destructive
fire occurred in that town on the morning
Of the 4ih inst. which, ragged for FIVE hours,
and consumed about two hundred build
ings. The loss of property is estimated
at upwards of a million OF dollars.
Thanksgiving The Governors of Con.
necticut, Rhode-Island, Massachusetts,
New Hampshire and Vermont, have ap.
pointed Thursday the I'd Of December
to be observed as day Of Public Thanks
giving and Prayer 10 those states. The
Governor of New York has appointed
he 22d Of December, and the Gorerno.
of Ohio the 25th of November, TO be OBJ
served as day Of Thanksgiving.
Snow, two feet deep, says the Chataque
IN. Y Gazette, fell on the oath October
in this county, aud the sleigh bells besil
to jingle.
The U. s. squadron, under the command
Of commodore Morris, sailed from Hamp
ton Roads on the 9Th inst. ION cruz
on special service"
The Texas Republican states, that tn
whole Of Texas, excepting the ports of ST
Antonio and Labahia, is now under th.
authority Of the Patriots.
A Library Of between IL and 1900 vol
umes, lately bequeathed by the Rev. VIM
Richards (of Lynn, England to Brown
University, in Providence, Rhode Island
was received at the University few days
since.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-16
coMMuNicArEp.

COMMUNICATED.
The annual Report Of the Managers Of
the Female Humane Society.
The Managers of the Elizabeth Town
Female Humane Society present the fol.
lowing as resort Of their proceedings for
the past year -
The Managers 10 their last annual
report, acknowledged abalance
10 hand of ST. SO
The receipts since that time have
been !,
Collections in different Churches,
viz. Presbyterian, SS5 90
Methodist, 81 90
Episcopal, 81 81
& 1919 81
Cash for cloth sold, / a yds. 8 rs
Interest received on note, Ia SO
Donation from Mrs. Brown, rs
Subscription from members, Sc SO
1884 "a
The expenditures have been,
For cash paid Mrs. Will
son for tuition, SIPS II
Rent of school room, 8 so
Wood for do. 90l
Stationary books, &c. for
children, IS
Clothing aud shoes for do. So 81
Materials and manufac-
turing cloth, 54 oS
Necessaries for sick and
poor, 80 90
Loss on uncurrent money, 20
2sl 9e
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-16
pE1R @AM@Tpyno
ELIZABETH-TORN
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1919.

At the present term of the Supreme
Court at Trenton, the degree Of Counsel
lor at Law was conferred on WILLIAM
HALsTED, Jun. Esq. Of this place.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-16

and furnished an admirable example TO
our imitation. With bis bereaved rela
tiyes and friends, and with an enlightened
public, who all unite in deploring his loss
the members of this board most cordially
sympathize. We will ever honour his
worth, revere bis memory, and gratefully
cherish the recollection of his eminent
services; while, through divine grace, we
will endeavor 10 comply with the scriptu-
raj Injunction: Go thou and do likewise.
i. F. HUNTINGTON, Vice- PreS't.
CHARLES E. HoLLINsHEAD, ,Secry.
The society proceeded to choose its Of
ficers and managers for the ensuing year,
when the following persons were chosen
Gen. John Beatty, President.
Rev. Ashbel Green, I'D. LID. Rev.
Simon Wilmer, John Frelinghuysen, Esq.
Joseph C. Hornbiower, Esq. aud Rev.
Leverett !. I. Huntington, Vice- Priests.
William Myer Secretary.
Charles Rice, ESQ. Treasurer.
MANAGERS CHOSEN BY COUNTIES.
Rev. Wilhelmus Eiting, Bergen.
Rev. DIR. Asa Hillyer, Essex.
Job S. HaIsted, Esq. Sussex.
Rev. John f. Clark, Hunierdon.
Hon. Jesse Epson, Morris.
Erkuries Beatty, Middlesex.
Samuel Bayard, Esq. Somerset.
Rev. John Cornell, Burlington.
DIR. Samuel Forman, Monmouth.
John Moore White, Esq. Gloucester.
Rev. Jonathan Freeman, Cumberland.
Daniel Garrison, Esq. Salem.
Rev. Ambrose Ogden, Cape May.
Robert M'Neely, Esq Henry Van AIRS.
dalen, Esq. Rev. Isaac v. Brown, Rev.
Samuel B. How, Charles F. Hollinstead
Esq. Theodore Frelinghuysen, Esq. DR.,
John Van Cleve, Rev. John Ludlow. Dr.
John L. w oodhnll, Rev. George S. Wood.
bull, Rev. David Comfort, Andrew How
ell, Esq. Rev. DR.. Edward ID. Critic
Rev. DR.. Samuel Miller, Gen. Ebenezei
Elmer, Mr.. Lewis w. Phillips, Benjamin
Smith, Esq. William Coke, Esq.
The Society appointed its next annus
meeting to be held at Princeton, on the
first Tuesday Of November next, at /
O'Clock, A. NJ.
1t was resolved that the managers hold
their next meeting on the second Tuesday
in December, in New Brunswick at ! /
o'clock, A. nj.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-16

The Synod of New-Y York and New
Jersey, at their late Session in Elizabeth.
Town, resolved to take measures for en-
dowing Professorshipi 10 the Theological
Seminary at Princeton.
The following plan was adopted, viz
J.. RcSolvcd, That this Synod, though
deeply sensible ofthe pecuniary embarrass-
ments which at present exist in our coun-
try, deem it their duty to enterprise the
endowing professorship in the Theo-
logical Seminary, under the care of the
General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church, in the United States,
2. Resolucd, That in the prosecution
of this enterprise, the Synod, while they
hold the main object steadily in view, will
endeavour to take such measures as shall
not be oppressive or unduly burdensome
to the congregations and people under
their care. They will not attempt to eff.
feet their purpose in too short a period Of
| time, nor press upon those whose circum-
stances are peculiarly embarrassing.
Sd. Resolved, That it be recommended
TO the Presbyterles, ministers ana Con.
gregations, that may find it expedient to
do SO, TO enter without delay on the Or
ganization Of measures for the above OBJ
ject.
4th. ResolUed, That it be recommended
to the Presbyteries, Ministers and Con-
gregations, who may raise any thing for
this object, to report to the next meeting
of Synod, what they have done in this
business.
A true extract from the minutes,
WILLIAM A. MCDOWELL,
Stated Clerk.
Morristown, Nou. 8, 1915.
Bank Of the United States.-The COM
mittee Of the United States Bank have
estimated the losses in Baltimore at ST.
100000; in other places, 100000
| total, 100000. No dividend can be
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-16

Bank of the United States.-The COM
mittee Of the United States Bank have
estimated the losses in Baltimore at ST.
100000; in other places, 100000
total, 100000. No dividend can be
made until January, 1921. A letter
from Philadelphia says" suppose the
stock returned, bad debts, bonus, build
ings, &c. will amount 10 ten millions
which will leave seven millions five per
cent. stock, and eighteen millions to lend
their customers. think the bad debts
will amount 10 one million more than re.
ported. NO offer for Stock at PhiIa-
delphia, on Friday last, at noon-98
asked.
After Jan. 1921, the Committee anti
cipate that the Stock will be valuable and
productive.-Bosf. Gaz.
Maine. Ware, Esq. has been e.
lecied Secretary Of State, and A.. X
Paris, Esq. Treasurer, Of Maine, pro
tempore.
The population Of Maine appears, by
report of one of the committees of the
Convention, to be 35l,058.
The constitution Of Maine provides for
Senate and House Of Representative
the latter to consist of not less than 100
nor more than 200 members-Each town
having / 500 inhabitants TO be entitled to
one; 1000 to two; 1900 to three. No
town 10 have more than seven. The
Senate to consist Of not less than %, nor
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-16

AN ACT to alter the time of holding the
January Term Of the Courts in the
County of Essen.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
POETRY.

The following lines appeared in an Englisi
Magazine, shortly after The establishment
Of Sunday Schools IN Eng land.
BY arts unknown or unessay'd before,
To shed instruction DER a sinking land,
Of ignorance the labyrinth T. explore,
And lead to knowledge with liberal hand.
Whence dawn'd the thought Prom Heaven ii,
selfit came,
And future ages shall its power confess
Crowds yet unborn its virtues shall proclaim.
And tongues yet silent its kind influence bless
Spirit of purest love with ardent eyes,
We mark where first that sacred influence
springs
Arm'd with celestial power, DER earth II flies,
Benignly hies--with = Healing on its wings''
This Is our moral system-this appears
Another planet; and in time shall shine
The worlds chief wonder, when progressive
years, M.
With growing zeal, shall perfect the design.
Him an enthusiasts hasty zeal shall praise
But steady judgment, and reflection cool,
10 him shall vote the never fading bays,
Who nrg'd, who plann'd, who form'd the San
day School.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
PAINTS, DRUGS, &C.
Henry Baatman,
NIGN Of the Golden f.0rter, uiadle-Strfet, has
- received bis spring aud sumrrer supply Of
PAINTS, DRUGS. &c.

--coNsTsTIyG Of
z casks London White Lead
IL do Dutch Linseed Oil
DO Spirits TurPertine
DO French Yellow ochre
do Venetian Rtj-t5 sacks veraisrise
hhds Spanish Whiie---J bills Spanish Brown
50 kegs superior Engsh ground White Lead
bbls. Strained Rosin--f do. Pummice stoue
Red Lead --LythsFge-P rusian Bloc
Chlnese VerrnilIion-Crome Yellow
CopaI varnish--Jappan. Gold, silver and
brass Lesf-Paint Brushes
Gum Copal--tinm Shelac
Glass Paper--Pen~ii Brushes
Slip Due Rose ink--Ivory Rack
Orange Lead-Dutch Pink
Turkey Umber-Paint Knives
ZOO feet London Crown Glass
% lbs Calomsl--l case Cantbarides
bbls Arrow Root do. Crem Tart
bale tientisn Root case Liquorce Paste
II dos. Harlem Oils boxes Roll Brmstone
$50 lbs Gum Camplsor-S boxes Castle Soap
bale Fol Sienna--t do Chamomile Flowers
do Suake Roos--j0 lbs. Cloves
100 Groce Velvet Corks-f2 do. White Phials
carboys Oil Vitriol- 500 lbs Pink Root
q bbls Flor Sulph--Gum Osium.
True Andersons Pills. TurIi,gtous BaIsam
Flake mamma Surgeons instruments, &c.
Which are offered for sale on the most rea-
sonabIe terms for cash or credit. If. April 27
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
FOR SALE,

A FARM in thetown of Gorham, containing
"A seventy FIVE acres Of Land, with handsome
buildings in good repair, with large Orchard
and Garden in which great variety Of fruit
trees.
.Also,--one other FARM, adjoining the
same, containing fifty acres, with suitable bull
.ings thereon.
Also, one other FARM, containing ninety
acres Of pssturng moving and wood land, with
Barn on the same.
Also, four House Lots, in the town Of Port
land. situated on Fore-ssreet, near ELEzER HIG-
GINss-iwo of which have fats in front
UsTerms ofpsyment will be one, two and
three years for four fifth Cash, on delivery Of
deeds--ttle good. For farther particulars en- !.
quire Of CHARLES ID. BuTTs Of Gorham, or
BARRErT PoTTER, Esq. Of Portland.
Feb. Esd If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
SELF ADVICE.

COMMAND thyself-ne sudden answer give
w 18th zeal do good for that alone you live
10 know the worth of time, remember death
Thy life is shsrt and passing is thy breath.
BE sober minded-wear look serene
Act before God, although by men unseen
Speak not in vain, nor foolishly depart
From gentle words, and purity ofheart--
10 truth, and charity, and peace inclin'd,
With caution censure, or applaud, mankind
Seek knowledge fair, but shun insipid mirth
There is no time for folly while on earth
Feed no i'll will-no sudden friendship make
Betray no trust-no obligations break
Whatever you neglect, to this attend
Pity the poor, and be the Strangers friend.
Promise with heed-weish every action right,
And scan the conduct of each day at night
Instructed bypast failings to be wise,
Let every wish from purest fountains risej
Ia talk secure-pursue one steady plan,
For action shows the noblest part of man.
Act with relation to q future state,
Retort no slander-render love for hate,
Devotion, friendship and philosophy
Shall conquer death, and thou shalt never die.
Death cannot hurt, but grant thee sweet release
From pain and trouble, to eternal peace.
And hast thou read 0 vain, inconstant man
Read it once more, and fault it if you can.
Now calmly lay thine hand upon thy heart,
And say, T" from this never will depart.''
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
MISCELLANY.

On Monday the 3lst ult. the Corner Stone, 0
Christ's Church, a new Stone ediice now erect
ing IN Gardiner (Maine) was laid by the War
dens and Vestry of the same. The interes sting
ceremonies were commenced with apr soprate re =
lgous ceremonies in the present Church by the
Rev, Gideon w Olney, the Rector, and an An
them by the choir Of Singers. procession as
then formed who proceeded 10 the site Of the ne
building in he following manner Choir Of
Singers (; Rev. Mr.. Olney and neighborlng cler-
gy Hon. Judge Putnam and ID. A. Tying Esq
Of the Sup. Jud. Court; High Sheriff Of the coun-
ty I; Master Mason and Master Carpenter; Mem
bers Of the Society; Strangers.-On reaching the
| spot, the Singers arranged themselves upon each
side Of the stage, which placed upon the
foundation and the Officers &c. in the proce ssion
assembled rhe same. the Tooth Psalm from the col
lection was then sung, and Prayers and an exhor-
tation were offered by the Rector, after which
the Senior Warden deposited the Plate, named
the building and laid the stone (aided by the
master Mason and his assistants y and made an
occasional address to the Audience, the services
were concluded by singing.
The collection Of people was very great who
appeared much gratifed with the performances
and with the rising prospects Of this Church.
eThe walls of this building are to be construct
ed entirely Of granite Of an excellent quality;
which is obtained from an extensive quarry in
the neighbourhood; the order of Architecture is
Gothck and for neatness and elegance it il
presumed the plan Of this Church will not suffer
by comparison with any one now erected ID
the Country.-N. Herald.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
EARLY RISING

"GlVE TO repose the solemn hour she claim
And from the forehead of the morning steal
The sweet occasion. Oh there is a charm
Which morning has, that gives the brown Of az,
A smack Of youth, and makes the lip Of youth
Shed perfumes exquisite. Expect it not,
Ye, who till noon upon down-bed lie.
INDUCING fev'rous sleep, or wakeful dream
Of happiness no mortal heart has felt,
But in the regions Of romance. Ye fair,
Like you, il must be wood, or never won,
And, being lost, it is in vain you ask
For milk Of roses, and Olympian dew.
Cosmetic art no tincture can afford
The faded feature to restore; no chain,
Be it of gold, and strong as adamant
Can fetter beauty to the fair ones will.n
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
a Letter frens ons Quaker 10 ea5tktr.

a Letter Jrens ons Quaker 10 ersot.sr.
FRIEND JONI desire thee to 60 to one Of
those sinful men in the flesh called an attorney,
and let him take out an instrument with a seal
fixed thereunto, by means whereby We may
seize the outward tabernacle Of George Green,
and bring him before the lambskin nen at West
Minister, and teach him to do as he would wish
to be dons BY. And 50 rest thy friend il the
light
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
P Nesu and Cheap Goods.
VI AVoW uHu CHtuP UUOUS,
GEORGE HILL,
No. 6, Masseys Rom, Has 5,4st Receired.
AN TX fENsIyE ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING u SUMMER GOODS,

CONSISTING OF
a uhEAI variety OF plain and fancy hyured
n MusiIns-real India Musiin--4-A and 6-4
cheap white Cambrics-black and color'd ditto
Imitation Lawn Sd and az light and dark cam
or'c 1ahcoee--Ginghams-M Mourning doing
ham Robes-CopPerpIate and patch Furniture e.
tambric aud common Dino ies.- A large assortment
standardization Nerino dilto--one case IA
irish Linens, very cheap--Linen Cambric--quiIt-
ing anu hgared Vesiings--bIack silk do,--biue and
yellow Cotton Cashmere
Priest Cloth--Cuieraia British Cottou-black,
white aud green Crspes--green Gnuze-5-4 black
boinoaelne--Linen and Russia Diaper. Linen &
cotton she-ting-~extra black Levantine--back
ADD colorcd Florence, and India Lustrings--cheali
inreaa iaccs---6-4 white aud black silk lace
MIiiinetts--V eivets ---Lsdies' and Gentlemen.
silk beaver and kid Gloves-Cotton Hose--fal.
Bandanna, fancy and black silk Handkerchief
check and figured Muslin Neckerchiefs-silk Brails
boot Cord-Fans-cotton and linen slack Bind
ngs- misunderstanding Cottou---itaila.
Sewing sdk-Twist--B Buck ram-Patent threat
--Braces--Buttons--R Ribbons, &c. sc.
Also
a handsome assortment BRO 4DCLOTEfS and
CiSSIHERES
DOMESTIC GOODS.
9 Bales Waltham Cotton Shirting-and Sheet
observation-disclosures
Sattinetts-Bed Ticking.
IL All which offered very low, wholesale
and retail CIV Nay IS
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

AMONG WHICH ARE
Best LoDdon dry White Lead
Ditto ground in oil, in kegs Of different sizes,
warranted pure
Red Lead-Spruce Yellew-Spanish Brown
Venetian Whiting erdigrise-do Ground
Creme fellow--V ernihou-Gum Copal
ShelIac-Slip BIue-~LINSEED OIL
Spirits OF TurPentine-Pa Brushes, &c. &c.
All kinds of mix'd Paints for House and Shin
Painting
Fioog Paints properly prepared by second grind
ing Of colours TO suit the purchaser
Also, various colours, suitable for Water Paint
for Entry. Observation-Disclosures. &c, At
small exprnse-toeether with almost every article
usually kept in PAINT STORE.
X The PAINTING BUSINESS
carried % by "A. QUlNcY, as usual, who will al
tend TO the Painting Of Houses, Vessels, Signs &c.
at short notice.
~ Cash given for FLAX SEED.
Portland, April 81. (9w)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
'oring & Summer Goods.
A extensive assortment OF GOODS are this
- svrspg, FOR SALE BY
|.JOSEPH HARROD,
Head Of ErchCnge Street.

opeRFfSE and Fine Broadclotns
and C.<ssI5IEREs.
-;a.tts-vfzaaia Cioihs-rG randureII-
mon Casssn1sre--tuif and blue Nankns,
~ .Jesn s,ilabie for Pantaioons
S..leur,te slarsail.es and FIorentiAe Vestirg
taad 1 LundoH Priuts-iow price CaliCOes
~ fitughans-.~ Ia fiisie Ginhetrs aud -Bones
S.lio and Tack Drssses--4-4 and Cantlicks
'H.sius. q great variety Lihnea Caabrcs
Y hex eiexaat lhfead Laeesi Iinnea Cambria
Hanakeschefs
Enr>,;e, sta~ls aud Handkerrh.efs
T~isalion DO. DO. 2
u Case 4 Irish Iinhens, vsry cheap
= tnr-tn1 TiHL, eilas, SILVER mounted
Cation and Nankin Ciapes-Italian do.
roocsns--S-I and 1914 Grape Shawis
1t& ca aud 81 Chintz and limitation do.
IN - = W-..A-" sh'e'iHs Superior e.,arity
|c<oaemens cotton and worsted half Hose
die silk, worsted and cotton do.
Hnnsk Sinchaws and Snrsneits--black Levantine
" ~ & color'd Florence Lnsftng Copper plates
<lesant Furniture Palch-SA and GA Dimity
IA atvariety Of ladies snt gentlemens Glove
Green table coyet--Russia do.
|noxes cotton Servings Wire Thread
= ease plain figured Rbbons Z; fancy silk H'dkfs
|<hg, Baudanna and black silk Handkerchief
1lakc Bsmbszette, very fine
u hlask Bombazne
lack. green and white Italian Grape
I case Real Twist unb.eached Shirtings-Togeth,
er with great variety Of other articles, which
viii b. sold Sefy Cheap, for cash oniy.
Dutch Boiling Cloths, of supe-
ior quality. from No 3 10 AZ, lai Boston prices,
|nonstaaily on hand.
May 7, 1919. Qf)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
PAYABLE YEA MI.
PREACHING oFTHE CROSS.

II j. astonishing to behold what an effect the
simple preaching Of the cross ofChrist under the
blessing Of the Holy Spirit, often produces upon
| heather nations. Upon OF half clad,
| uncivlIized barharians, abstruse divinity, our
works OF moral suasion, would have little or no
! influence. The mere evidences Of Christianity,
however ably stated, would he unable = to turn
them from darkness to light, and from the power
OF Satan unto Ged.n Many Of the best and most
learned writings fthe Christian church would
be lost upon them. But the cross OF Christ is an
all-poweriul argument and an argument easily
understood and deeply felt IN every cline and by
every people. None are 90 civilized a. not to
need it none 50 barbarous as not to comprehend
it, II is the key TO every heart; as wen as the
medicine for every spiritual siC mess. Ii supplies
what nothing else suppIy,a cure for wound
ed conscience. Man by nature often feels ms sin
and guilt but Paganism affords no adequate re-
medy With what JOY, therefore, must the hea-
then hear of that Saviour who " died, the Just
for the unjust, to bring us nigh unto God II ID
well known circumstances, that when that ann-
stoilc missionary Of the venerable Society for
promoting Christian knowledge, the late ianlent-
ed and revered Mr.. Swartz was once preach
ing to the heathen in the East, from those inpress-
i've words, . the blood Of Jesus Christ clealseth
from all sim" Hindoo pilgrim, who had been
condemned to travel several hundred miles with
spikes IN his sandals, to expiate some crime, cane
faint and weary to the spot, and hearing these
blessed words of eternal life, eagerly exclaimed,
That is what want and instantly, throwing
away his instruments oftorture, became II saith
iul convert Of the Redeemer.-Ch. C5serrer.
sprig Of pennyroyal, few drops Of the
essence, it j. said, will keep clothes free nom
heas.
--9.e-
IL late publication by Capt. Ross, com
manler Of the discovery ships, il IS stated
that when the ships were in lat rs, 10, in
certain staes Of the sun, objects at the dis
lance Of $50 miles were distinctly visible.
New TtlegraN.-A plan for 2 new arrange
ment Of Telegraphs has lately been submitted to
the French government by VI. Veillon. BY the
use Of this new plan, 1900 dispatches per day
may be transmitted to 500 correspondents in diff,
ferent parts Of France, and the answers received.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ON THURSDAY The. first dag Of July nerf,
MILL be sold on the premises in Brunswick,
w 10 the highest bidder, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
by order Of the Judge Of Probate, so much OF the
real estate Of JOHN GRIPS. late Of Brunswick,
deceased, as shall amount to the sum Of one hua-
dred and eighty dollars. Said Estate is the home
stead, where the said Clips lately lived.
SHIMUEL OWEN, Administrator.
Brunswick June g.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
NOTICE.

TIE Maine Missionary Society will hold their
Annual Meeting Al Augusta. 90 Wednesday.
ssd inst a. esiciock A M-The Trustees viii
meet the evening preceding, at the came place.
3, GILLET, cuspsudr.t Sec.