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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-11
Isaac SaWgey'S Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 ihe heirs and cred
. i'ors of the e,ta,e # ISAAC SAWYER late of
Wsstbro'k, 10 the eoun'y Of Cumberland, Yeo
mao, deceased zod al o,hers concerned That
snoa as~yss, -idminstratrix If said estate, hs.
exhibited 20 me the sub,cr,ter Judge of the Court
Of Probate within aud TO- said county, her FRA
acconas of sduiastTation of said estate her pri-
yste scccgst szaiost ,bs deceaee1 and also re
quests allowance GU: Of the persona! es,zle Of
-4ie decor = aud tha; the same will be consil-
cred a. lhe Sroozte f. sc IN Portland 10 said couu-
II o. he 'econd Hcdne-dsy of Oc'ober nest a,
tea - ioak The e. aroon hen aud where they
may 0e pIssent tad saea ense, if any they have
why he zms 7-u ! not BE al wed
Given urcer my baud e Portland this twenty
seed cay Of September IN III year &c cur Lord
eigh cen hundred and niusieeu.
SAM. FRE3;EAN
Tue Ccpy-stts,
HoBhTIo SoUraoATE, Rerr
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-11

ITO those interested 10 the folio wing property
i sold 10 the subscriber for Direc, Tax, by ".
Sturer Esq. Collector for the 9Th Collection Dis
trict of Massachusetts, that unless they re-
deemed by the Isl Of January 1899, no further
time VIA be allowed them therefor
One Farm containing 90 acres, taxed TO John
Prince, Newrloncester.
Do do 20 acras, taxed 70 VIM. T. storer,
Brunswick
Do do 50 acrer, taxed to Anna Stanwood, do.
Do DO 100 acr e, taxed to James Whoa % do.
Dc do u acres, taxed TO Robt. D10ningr do.
Do DO 1 acre and buildings, taxed 10 Cad
Perry, Minot
Do DO e. acres, taxed to Ebenezer Kemp,
Windhem.
DO do &C acres. taxed to WIN. Mason. DO.
Do do so acres, taxed to Joseph Merrill,
Gray
DO do IS ac,es. taxed 10 Thomss Webster do
DO do 80 acres taxed TO John II Smith, DO.
Do DO GO aces, taxed 10 Calvin Jordan, DO.
Do do 100 acres. taxed 10 Syiyanus Lowell,
sIandish
Do DO IS acres. taxed 10 Enock Shaw, do
:, Oue lot and buildings. taxed 10 Daniel Babb, OF
Testbrook
One do do taxed 10 Jo:, Quimby. do
Que Farm T. xed 20 James Rrackett, do.
One Farm Is acres, taxed TO William Harris
Norlhyarmou,h j. MAHAM.
Portland, Srpt 25 1919
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-11

u .
NOTICE. hereby Given ne heiis add cred
liors Of fhe e,,a,e of Fave Sabin, tate Of
Portland ia the cCuHty Of Cumberland, Gentle
mao. ..:scsased ead al othess corcerned Th4;
Josph Holland, Administrator IF s.id estate hs-
ezhibtsd c me rhe srb crirer Irtge Of The Courr
of Probate, within a.d tgr I'D county bis second
account Of adnin. .siica of .id ets,e and aro
tbe Wrdcw oi .lit acceased has presented re
quest for @lowznce or Of his personal es.sta,
ano tra. ne came viii ~ to6aidered - , Probc,e
{ ut 10 be held the Proba.e of 10 il Port
I'D ia sa,d county Oh Jhe fcu h y edoesday of
October next, az ten o'cock IL the f1seuoon, when
I'D where hey ma, be pre,en: and shew cause. if
any hey have, Why the same shca'd Iot DC ALLOW
ed.
Give vnaer my hand at PortIsod ihis twesty-
secon. c.y Of September il the year Of ou- Lord
si2b;eeG hundred and nlne,ee0
S-M FREEMAN
A true CoPy-Au'ss
HosAT1o soUTHGAIs, Regr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-11
Portland, Sep, "a, 1919.

flL SUI scTiters tsviug been apps nted BY shs
s4onofsb Sanuei Freemsn, iu &c Of Probate
fer the ecpoSy Of Cunbeg and, commissioners 90
receive ard examine the claim, Of The several cred
itors TO the Estate of JACOB ROLFR. ate of
Portland 10 said ccurty .sdd'er oecea ed, repre-
,en'ed niovent, hereby give no'ice ,ha, they fhaI
aterd tha; fervce the Office Of J. Anderson. Isc.
IN 'aid Portland % the second Mondays in the
mo0th' Of OcSober, N5venber, December, Ianua
r. and February asx..
SAhUiEL z. HUSsEY,7
NATaL MIrcHELis commissioners
IC.Lzad Scot 81
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NOTICE.

NOTICES hereby sivenvo holders Of Bill Of
= the PORTLAND BANK, that the time a.
lowed by law for cioEng the concerns of that 10.
litution will expire on the seventh dap Of Eebru.
AIRY oext at which time final dividend mua he
made among ths foekholosrs and no bills can bt
paid sftes that period. All holders Of bills there.
fore on that Bank, are requeled to prsfent them.
prior to that day for payment q the Bank ofPOrt-
land, lately Incorporated, where Provi6oD il made
fer their redemption. A6w B POTTER
March rs 1919 AErnifsy t5s Psrtsrd Bad
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Tnke NGticc.

M the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon SAMUEL FRItEAN, Esq, Juege
Of the ProbaEe Of Wills 5c. for ne eOuoty Of
Cumberland, 10 receive aud examine the CAM
OF tie severai creditor. 90 he Estate cf JOAN
DIX late Of Por'is d, 10 ,he couny Of CumDe, :
iard, Merchant, deceased, 'epreseaed inso'vsut,
do hereby give notice that az mon, hs are allowed
10 said credTorS for bringing ;heir claims aud
proving their debts and hat we Will attend that
service on Saturday the secons day Of October
nez. aud on the f." Salutcay' Of ne next FIVE
follow 'ns month q m 10 5 O'Clock p. NJ of
ss'd day. at the Office Of JAMES NEAL in Ex
cha &c street. HLZ WlNoLOW, )o
JAMES NEAL |on''
porFiaui Son, ga
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FOR SALE,

a FARM in the town VI Loveli, or The Post
4 Road mites from Fry eburs corner about
$50 acres, situated rear jOhn swai,4's Tavern and
Deacon Eastw-n', M'i,---s good stand for Ira
der, DvcIcr OF Lavye-,
I-CaR on =. c ATWOOD, No /, Un,on-
HhdJ, PCTtGRL. October s.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-11

NOTICE is hereby given = the heirs of che es
II ,s,e Of JOSEPH dUTrkRFIELD se Of
'ts0dlsh ia the c, unity of Csmber and Teoman,
cecea.s "a, and he's coDct 2ed--ihat Winsm
FhoIpsoE E,o. one If he Gu ors has present
ed e. one ne subscriber, Iu6ee e the CouE, Pro-
bate vi hio AM for said county an Instrument
supporting 10 os The la.t viii and ies;amsns Of
said deceased aud that the i1ufth Wednesday Of
October per at teo clock 10 sh forenoon, H. .s-
igred TO take The Probate thereof ats rroba e
Court then TO be held At the Probate fife in
Portland in said county, when aud where they
may be present aud shev cEusc, If any they have
izhy The Ame .hould NOT be proved approval aud
allowed a the last will and res; of said de-
ceasec. s
Giveo under my hand at Portland ibis twenty
second day of September 10 the year Of our Lord
xhleen hundred aud nineisen.
SAM. FREEMAN.
a sE1s Cocy-Aii'ff
HosATIo souraoATS, Resr.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.
LINCOLN, Fl To NICHOLAS l. MITCHELL.
Administrator on the estate Of JOSHUA
RAYNRS, late of Bath, in said county deceased.
GREETING.
YOU are hereby ordered 70 notify the creditors
of laid estate and all persons iDtsres'ed I'll hat
yea. second account of Administration on the
Estate ot.aid decez ed will be offered Cor allowance
al Probate Court at Wiscas,et, on Wednesday
nest preceding the sscond Monday IN January
ne7t when spd where they may be present if they
ace caue.
Noice to be given by publishing an attefted
copy Of this Order in the Portland c. zette print
ed 10 Portland thirty daya bsfore ,aid Court Of
Probate
Given under ny hand this eleventh day os Az
gust, IN the year Of our Lord. eighteen hundred
and ninetsen
jERE BAILEY, Judge Of Probate.
tfue Copy-Aust.
IoRN II. SHEP7AKD, Regr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-11
JOSEPH GOOLD. Inv

AS for fale. AZ the head of Green Gree, !,
Wet Market Row. complete adortmsn, ~
West-IndiG Goods and Groceries
WINES, IRON, NAILS. GLASS u PUTTY
A,o-5YoOo ", FEATHERS Of good oual,v
which ne will fell whoiefafe or retail.
- Beds hlled. on hand viii be fold n the Iov.
eli price for Cath or Lumber or Country Prcdu,.
LiIsuis-TAe hra quality of Thomallon LINE
- Horses and Carriages. 70 L,--stabline for
Hories az ulual. IT June %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-11
MALCOMB MN. BURDICE

IN AS removed his " irregular SHOE S7ORF,
4 4 from his late s. md 20 the Store und.r ths
ofhce Of the Portland Gasetie. where he kerns
constantly for sale, geu,raI assortment Of La
dies. -Gentemen's Ctldr,a Ind lTs.e.
BOOTS, B0oTEES ans SHOES.
OF all sizes and prices, as cheap u Can " nu,.I
ed at any regular Store in town. F'''nss
Portland, October 5.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-11
Maine Commercial Coffee Ho,,.

THE Subscriber has taken that FOIrR Sropv
BRICK HOUSE, at the head Of Titeomb.,
Wharf, the west House in the block, where i,
will be happy to accommodate ali those who NH
favour him with their custom he will he gl,d !.
take 100 IL Delegates to board On the most :.
sonable terms, lie has also convenient ,tab1.
for Horses. \ JAMES DWIy IsIO''
Portland, Oct. 4.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-11
Ezra GoOldS Estate.

NOTICE - hereby s,vea TO the heirs and credi-
tors of the e.t.te Of Ezra GOOLD, late Of
Wiodham IN The couasy # Cumberland, Gentle
MAJ decea.sd. and ali others eoncerned- That
H4hsp Goold, administrato- of sald estate has
eX ibited me the subscriber Jpe9e Of The Court
of Probate within and for AID county hn &, st
account Of DISSATISFACTION IF said estate also his
priva acc las against the deceased, aud al an
appiica ion Of the widow e Aa6 decsa.sd, for an
allowance: ort of the personal e,aSs aud Jhat the
same III be cousidere5 Probz'e Z urt TO be
h "a at the probate IL ,e 10 Portland Ia said
Cou1sy on ths foa h .uesdsy Of Oclober nsxt
a. en- oc occ 10 the urnoon when aud where
they may De c-ese0. add shsw czuie, If any they
have. why the sane thould not % allowed.
Given uuder nay ha1a a. Portsod this twenty
second Day OF aepgemoe- IN the year OF cur Lord
eieh;sen hundred and nineteen.
SAM. FREEMAN
q rpe Cop7--Att''r
EoRATIo SorrHoATE Regr
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WILLIAM HYDE,

Proprietor Of Copy kighf--No.3, Mussey', Row
N FERS this raiuable little work for the use
" Of the Schools in this District The high
recommendations which il has received from emf
nent Instructors, anu the extensive sale and rapid
introductions 10 Use which il has had in the wes.
tern pat of this Safe end IL The state of New
York, when The former editions were published
are sufficient estimonas Of its excellence. Ii is
designed for the younger Class of scholars who are
beginning TO rsad in Geographys or commencing
tie study Of Geography. AS Uintec Schools are
about commencing in The country, school Masters
are invited TO call or send and receive one OF The
books gratis, and If they approve Of IL. introduce
il in their Schools. Gu Oci S.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-11
JUST RECEIVED AND rus SALE AT TUE
PORIL AND BOOKSTORE,
MANLY'S BALsAMIC
Nervous Cordial.

Prepared fran the real Araban Balm y
GAead, for de6iiitafsa Constaati0ns, Can.
sunptive, and Nervous Complaints
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-10-19

upon the top of the earth, in masses Of
many tons weight.-Columb.
Western Canal.-A letter from gem
tlemau 10 Rome to the editor of The Hud-
son Wing, dated the 9th ult. states that
the water is now in the canal for the dis
lance Of nine miles, commencing about
four miles below that village; and that
the commissioners aud engineers have
passed in boats drawn by horses, upon the
canal, upwards Of eight miles. The wri-
ter adds, that before the close of the
season, salt will undoubtedly be carried
from SaIina to Utica by means of the
canal"
The editor of the Detroit Gazette, i'm
noticing the complaints OF hard tines
and the low wages paid to mechanics and
laborers in various sections OF the union,
says If these complaints be tue, that The
people of Michigan Territory have abuu-
danl reason to believe that hard times
have not yet arrived among them. We
pay (says hel common laborer one dol
lar a day-a mason or carpenter gets
from twelve shillings TO two dollars and
twenty-five cents day, aud some gee
two dollars and fifty cents I'VE pay the
women who do homework from six to
eight dollars a month for doing that which,
great majority Of the ladies in some Of
the New-Englaud states would think abb
solutely necessary for them TO do, for the
purpose of promoting their health and
driving off that lassitude which idleness
or TOO close application to the the improve
ment of their minds would produce. We
also pay shilling pound for poor NUT
ton, eight and ten cents pound for poor
beet, $50 TO S25 per Dbl. for ordinary
pork. and for every other eatable price
in like proportion.
a Brutal Duel-Early yesterday morn
ing meeting took place between two
large rams, the property Of Maj. Jacques,
10 Cbariestown. They each took stand
at about forty PAGES apart aud met with
such force as caused the instantaneous dis
location OF one of their necks. You may
rely on the above as being fact. Boston
paper.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-10-19
Attention, 4th Regt.

A GREEABLE TO an appointment
IA made by the Brigadier General Of
The Essex Brigade, the Officers Of the
Uniform Corps Of the 4th Regt. are re-
quested to appear on parade, with their
respective companies, on Saturday next,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, IN front Of
the Court House 10 this town. All Off
GERS attached to said Regt. are also re-
quested TO attend, in full uniform.
Let not this Regiment, which has here
tofore stood high both as TO numbers and
discipline, fall short at this time. The
Colonel flatters himself, by the exertions
of the officers and the promptitude OF the
men, the Regiment win not appear inferior
10 any attached to the Essex Brigade.
BY request Of Col. Z. BRITTrN,
J. B. DAYTON, Adt.
Eliz. Town, Oct. 10, 1910.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-10-19
BuFFALo, IN. W Oct. S.

Surrey Of the Lake Erse Lima truly
distressing time the parties appear to have
had who have been employed for the last
two months in the survey Of tine islands Of
Lake Erie--of SO persons, consisting Of
commissioners, secretaries, surveyors,
chain bearers, and boat and axe men,
every individual has suffered serious
time Of illness, and that too, 10 a place
where no medical aid could be procured.
We are happy TO learn, however, that the
survey OF the Islands to the mouth Of De.
troit river has been completed, notwith-
Standing these accumulated difficulties,
though from the continuance of the sick
ness, and in consequence OF the death Of
Col Ogilvy, announced in this days pa.
per, the surviving commissioner, Gen.
Porter, has been under the necessity Of
suspendiug the further prosecution Of the
work, for the present season.
Mr.. Thompson, the Astronomical Sur
veyor Of the British Commission, has re.
turned with all his party, who are now on
their way to Montreal. Mr.. I. himself
one Of the other survivors, and all the
Iaborers, except one, sick. Maj. Fraser
Secretary, and Mr.. De Russsy, draughts.
man to the American party, are sick al
Black Rock-bo both however, We under
stand, convalescent. Gen. Porter, with
the residue of the American party, O
which only two laborers are said to remain
iii for duty, are daily expected.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-10-19
NEw.BEproRp, [Ms. ] OcI.

Three young fellows, the eldest about
I'll years Of age, were apprehended on
Monday last, charged with entering the
FIRST congregational meeting house in this
town on the preceding evening and tear
ing the large pulpit bible in pieces, and
also several hymn books, and the tesla
snents aud other books belonging to the
children who attended the Sunday school.
They also took all the lamps from their
sockets and emptied the oil on tbs cush-
ions and seats of the pews; then took the
leaves which they had taken from The BIZ
Bile and scattered them in the street.
Two Of the same fellows were also
charged with breaking open the store 0!
Messrs. James Hathaway & Co. and rob-
bing it of articles Of no great value. A
handkerchief Which lady had left in her
pew being found 90 one, and box Of
Spanish segars on another, led TO their de-
section. On their examination, one oil
Them confessed all the facts, and they have
been committed TO Taunton Jail,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-10-19

carried 10 opposition to The federaIists
DIR. Lehman, one Of the federal candi-
dates for assembly. succeeded by a major
ity Of not quite 200 votes over Mr.. Coke.
10 the county of Philadelphia, the assem-
bly, ticket was carried. The federal can
didate for senate was elected. Col. North
has a majority Of nearly 5000 votes for
sheriff; though generally considered a
iederalist, ne was voted for by vast
number OF all parties, on the ground of
general merit and revolutionary services.
George Ingels, the republican candidate
for county commissioner, and John Rob-
erts, the federal candidate for auditor,
were elected.-Col.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-10-19
PALMYRA, IN. " Oct. 6.

ALMfHA, N. VII. U.
astonishing preservation. prac-
ice Of firing muskets before and after the
military exercises on days Of training, is
as notorious as unlawful and reprehen-
sible. The evil consequences Of this
|2racticc were most strikiugly verified in
this village on Friday last. After the
reg uncut, which met here on that day was
dismissed, young man by the name Of
Henry Jones, was shot through the body
with an iron ramrod, by person whose
gun accidentally went off while in the act
10framming down the charge. The rod
catered his left breast just above the cen
tire and came through near the point Of the
Shoulder blade. The rod lodged 10 his
! shs117;aiy -;ts head within about six inches Of
his breast. It was drawn out the same
way that it went in. Although thus Sc
verely wounded, it is gratifying 10 be
able to state, that there is now fair pros
pect of his recovery.
Large Apple.--An apple weighing 26
ounces, grew this season in the garden oil
]. w. HalIett,, Esq. at Puitney- Ville.--
A number more, weighing twenty ounces,
grew 10 the same garden but what is
still more worthy of notice in the same vii.
LACE, is, the exhibition of two growths Of
apples on one tee. The limb bearing
Inc second crop, grew this season. The
apples are Of good size aud nearly ripe.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-10-19
MoRRIs-TowE. Oct. IA

NTDRHIS-TUWNs 7OCI. q.
To an action of Grim. Con. brought by
Samuel Miller against Eliphalet Copp,
for seducing Miller's wife, special jury
at the last Court Of Common Pleas for this
county, rendered a verdict against Copp
for tho thousand dollars damages. If ii
be true, that this is the first cause of the
kind ever tried 10 the county, We have
some security. from this verdict, that
it will be the last. The plaintiff is 8
Iplain farmer, and the defendant ply
stefan. The trial occupied the Court
two days.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-10-19
THE ELECTION.

In the succeeding column our readers
will find statement of the votes in the
different towns in this county. The votes
from Aquackanonk were rejected by the
County Clerk, not having been returned
within the time prescribed by law; their
rejection, however, does not affect the re.
suit Of the election.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-10-19
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

On Tuesday last an election was held
throughout the state of Pennsylvania for
members Of assembly, sheriffs and other
officers. In the city, the republican CO.
alition tickets for select and common
council, aud for assembly with the excep-
ton of Alexander S. Coke, Esq. were
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-10-19
From the True American.

10 Hunterdon, the Republican County
Meeting Ticket has prevailed, by ma
jority Of more than 800.
10 Middieser the Republicans have also
succeeded: this county was last year rep.
resented by Federalists.
In Darlington there was no republican
opposition; and in Monmouth, no federal.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-10-19
w ooDBuRY, Oct. a.

WOODBURY., Oct. Ia.
An important trial came on last Satur-
day before the honorable Judge RosselI,
one OF the justices of the Supreme Court
of this state, between a gentleman from
Delaware, aud a coloured woman, together
with numerous family, whom he claimed
as runaway slaves. The result was, the
principal seeing what turn the trial was
taking. decamped time enough to save his
distance, as he was closely pursued by the
constable. However, four Of his colleagues
who were not quite as active, were safely
lodged in gaol. We forbear saying any
more at present, as report of the trial
will appear III our next number.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-10-19
TRENToN, Oct. IL.

TRENTON, Oct. IL.
A melancholy event took place in the
Delaware, about two miles below this city
on the 9th inst.
AS one Of the Bloomsbury shallops, the
Tryall, was returning from Philadelphia,
in putting about, opposite Lamberton, the
boom suddenly passed over the quarter
deck aud knocked overheard. the master,
Mr.. George Parker, of bloomsbury, and
one of the pas sengers, MIR. Sampson Crane,
said to be an Englishman, an inhabitant Of
Philadelphia. Neither, we understand,
could swim, and both sunk before any as
sistance could be given them, and were
drowned. The bodies were found about
three o'clock the following morning. Both,
we are informed have left young families
who chiefly depended upon their personal
exertions for support, and by whom this
affecting aud melancholy dispensation o.
Providence will be severely felt.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-10-19
TElI8 @AZ@TTBo
ELIZaBETH-TOWN,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1919.
COMMUNICATED.


The Synod of New-York and New
Jersey hold their annual sessions in this
town, this week. The Synod will be
opened this day with Sermon by the
Moderator, the Rev. DR.. GREEN, at 3
o'clock in the afternoon.
Tomorrow evening will be preached
by the Rev. DIR. RoMEYN, the aanua
Sermon for the benefit Of the African
School under the care of the Synod. AT
ter Sermon collection will be taken uE
for the benefit Of this infant and importan
institution. Service to commence at Z
o'c lock.
Thursday evening will be spent by tn,
Synod, with the congregation which may
attend, as a season of special prayer fol
the blessing of God upon the churches
The narrative of the state of reli gion will
be read, and an address made. Sergic,
to commence at O'clock.
Maryland-The recent election in Ma
ryIand has terminated in the triumph Q
republicanism.
There has been no case oil malignan
fever reported in work for nearly ;
week, aud the inhabitants who had re
moved from the infected part Of the city
are returning.
BY the last accounts from Baltimore j
appears that the malignant fever has in ;
great measure subsidized in that city.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-10-19

nR. GRANT, requests the favor Of
~ those who may have any demands
against himself or daughter, TO leave them
at Mr.. C. S. WINANS' store.
Eiiz. Town, Oct. Is, 1919.