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The Portland gazette., 1819-03-16
BOTNICAL DROPS.
Copied i, Ona 'he NezUark IN J )Cesuasl d ia
THIS Is 10 CERTIFY

Copied from 'he Nezoark IN )Ceauel II Ftss.n
THIS Is 10 CERTIFY
THAT my son, between sixteen and ss.s
l. teen years OF age, vas nsAFIy four ys.s
&c ely stiie ed with painful sad soss 4
If eF having tried various medicines waAla
effect, was induced, from SEEM nery isgv
tea cures, totFy "Dr. Relies Do.sns1si d IL
prepared ny w. 4. Couw.y. y vhea gls|
.ssonishmrnt Of myself. soa ed friends. i i
KING these Df1ps sloBe for sewers vuIk'
s.-sily flfgy pieces ot 5pae Lssag tsps q
le dtf4rent uisers, the lsG 81 which va "
aches and halt in lengti, md halt N AGa s
ofGadgh,) slie sorss healed. and bis Lex Auns
..cund. 1t Is nuw several noAIls spcvs a
4efc is noi he least sppeSrance Of ai'N
mitoms !. therefore think Il dat, ass'a
> The p, oprIeios II this vsIuable meeie'el y Z
be pu5.ic at lsrge, 10 make The sane As' 9
icl known.
Witness my hand, this 9Th dsy q Sspsa
oer. 1878. MATTHIAS DAY, Posi- Mas
NewsTk, New Jersey.
DR.. Re1e's Botanical Drops are : NE
csl cure ior sal; rheum, seuvy, scfoiu'l =
AutLon5's fire, lepsosy, i,mled i'sss IS
I-gs, ulcers, veneraG lain.s, when ms'ee.i Z
led. Fever sores even when shs eahs e
r.ous, are he best spsiag and suuhos' Hl's'
and may be given to chisdeen wi'h Ptfiss. - -
ty-Price one dolAr. u Asa lor ". A''.,
Botanical Drops, a0ae are 8sqaiss ssis" = :,
" W I. CONWAY, Pamphies d inay ss'@,
diadry ciu es accompany each oottte
These drops re prepared md sold su,s''~ ~s.'s.
by the sole ptogiie,or, W. 4 Casws', 49, -,
IS, No 1, BumsleAd Place, Coa'iu'''''''
Boston al the Chamber over
B. G.. Attwo0d'S
Crockery-W .re Store, Haymsrsts-A0ps' NM N
land and Ill b, appointment = s''s cv,us
Bookstore, Docl. J,hn Coe, Par'''au, s.. III
H1iOrook, Boston; Greenougb, KoA-y' '.,..s
Iisms, C.mbridgeaori ;.K'dders Chs's,s s,.~ {
Cushing s Appleton, H. WhIppie, JAZZ ~
WhippIe, New.ueypor;; Bskef, L'Ins'''a y ,.1
erly /; smith, Rawley IIutchins, aup@'.~ '.l,s
! w Adams. rortsmou,h KoDef.s' - In
kennebunk !. Goodele, Scsmmoa' osss, ,":.,.s.ss
,ow, GgodsIe. II Ilo~etl Bsbsoa, nv. v..ss
] II. Mason, II. Whitney, Fro'iusn'' i ssII
Newpori !; Dixop, Dedhsm Hs~ Nu
Hartford Drew, King tor ho0''' clas
cester, Eo. HIn & Son, NotihinP = Eoss
& Sons, Northampton /; Hsnsis " ...,~sl.IIs
field s,I.ong, Greenfield shd no. s..ssao % u
Booksellers and Post Masters lh'oass ..sa.s
uioa--where may be'bsd sllthose .., 80 Nd n
ed and highly approssd Medicines pr
|" w. l.. Conway ph,sItisHs'
ITAlarge discount 90 country ra.rsrtl,
Tr- -d.rs. (3A--1ft.tJ -
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-16
Wheaton's Itch OlntInea. y

- HIS veil known valuabls ned'e'us .a.,5 i sss
RECOMMENDATION ssit has bssu pf0s.' q. Cai.f
pIea... :, sale and certain remedy iOl - /, h.k
in AMI. flages-is for saIe in PO's'aa' s1.sssA Z
Coe H. Butnam * nr. DuPee-rn rn.e.,1llkts<
By col'sy-ia SOrthyarmOu'h, IT. 7. DiS.ss 5 .ss'.
ia Freeport, by N, Nye--BruOiw'ss'. Soss.
Bath, Dr N. we'd W al hySs' =
W Turner--in wncaaet BY M y. E =
fon. Hallowel, by B Wales : III 6oraia =
.Aosul., By Dr.. Eli. , p,vi's !, s.s,.Ss y.
IohnGon-vaffaiborough, by . ~ ! psisfs
.'srs'ils By Dr. > Cook. l.'s : e.
P.tridgs-saco, BY seanmoa co;0 I ssaas
KenneSunk by Parions < 90 :, .-'T Tr,snag. y
BarrIet q Chafe Hall u Weis - Sa,ilb V
B. Whine, Maynard 81 Noya. J; ! = ssaoIgsss. =. Y.
Dunn S. Horton, n. FsderiT. : ! ' \. Uuias
By all the pii1cipsI Dtngsl" :
Jaundiee Bii',ss, ,s.,.ss.
a. ufual. = SeDS
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-16

aA1E the subfcrioers commissioners, appointed
w by he Hon Judah Dana, Esq Judge of
Probate IN snd fer the county of Oxford 10 re-
ceve and examine the claims of the fevssal credi-
tors to the Etisse of HEZgKI III HAPGOOD.
lase of Ffyebursh, in fa,a county. gentleman de
ceaied, reprefented iOfolvens gives notice that
six months are allowed from the twentieth day of
February. 1919, for the creditors 20 bring in and
prove their demands and that We will attend tha.
dnty At the dwelling houfe Of Capt. William Morfe
Il. Waterford on the rhi d Mondays of April
June and July next, from one to six o'clock, P /,
M on each of isd days
WILLIAM MONROE, 2
THADDEUS BROWN ''''~''e'','.
Waterford March g. 1919.
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THE subfctibers hereby give public notice 10
= all concerned, that they have been duly ap
pointed and taken upon them the truft of Ezecu
tors, of the lait Will and Telfameni of CALVIN
FARRaR late of Waterford, IN the couusy of
Oxford, Efquire, deceased by giving bond as the
law directs-They therefore rsqueif al! perfons
who are indebted to the iaid decesied's eltate TO
make immediate payment and fhofe who have
any demands thereon, TO exhibit the fame to
34THSHEBA 3. FARRAR, 2 Exssstor, ge
or CHARLES WHITMAN, o.. Jaid eGat.
Waterford, February 20 1919.
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TO LET,

TO LET,
EyALF A BRICK HOUSE. Gtua,s on Federal
- Street with half large Bara, if waotsa. Al
10, q fmail fhSP ia King Street
For Ssis A Houfe on Federal Strees--eruuire of
Sept a. 1918. If. OLIVER EVERETT
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TO BE SOLD.

| N the town of Durham, about one third of
mile from the new and elegant Bridge at the
South Wen Bend handfome and convenient two
aory DWELLING HOUSE, together with one
acre of excellent Land.
Said HcNie and Laad will be sold at Public Aue
tion on Tuefday the 18th day of May next, if not
previously dfpofed of.
For terms apply TO MRSHACK PURINToN.
of Windham, or DAVID G BARKER. of sedg
wick, IN the county of Hancock.
February is. uswl
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-16

Ls Msdsss sssssass B, ar, "a sbs zDs,id s6s ssys
gCoughs, Coils, Altnm2s, Co0lumPtions, &C.
OINCE this excellent Medi-
~ ciae was firlf difeoyered upwards of three
huadred shousand perions have experienced ara
happy and iaiuizry sffects m2ny OF whom had
been by Afshmatic aud Coniumprive complaints
reduced 10 the brink # the grave Ihelg conitI-
tusIOns were quite smaci4tsds &0d had Gait oft
al. hopes of recovery, having aied every remedy
recommended a. specifics for thote complaints, and
had made every application to the faculty that
could be Obtained
Common colds which are generally occahoned
by obtiruaed perfpiratiop, will be found to yield
TO its influence IN very ihort time.
In commou coughs, which in general the
eject OF cold, gives immediate reiiet. rem moving
sheie sroubei ome irritations, az shey called,
slckAings in the throat, which act As eohitant
itimu.us TO coughing, and in quieslng 'hoae con-
vu.6ve excitements and caufiag The afflicted to
breathe and ipeak frey. It Induces rea, and
0eep in an erniaent degree and Rrengthens the
sonlttutiou, which enables it 70 repei an enemy
whole attacks are frequently followed ey the mott
fatal consequences.
Persons afflicted with Pulmonary complaints or
diforders of the brezlt and lungs, (even IN The
molt advanced period of life with hnd immediate
relief.
Ia Afihmatic or comrumptive affections, (recens
or chronic) Hoxrieneis, Catarrhs, Wheezlngs, and
shortness of breath, it will give immediate cafe.
Congesisd Phiegm Aerimeny in the fluids, and
obfruction in the glands, are with ezse and isfe;y
discharged by gentie expsctoraticn.
1t IL aiso much adnired 10 ioreuess OF the brsait
and fomach. giving preien' eaie IN ihote Gales.
March 2. sm.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-16
TO LIT.


TIME third term of The curreNt year in this Ac-
Il edemy will commence on Mooday. Marc
Sth last. The present. preceptor, ". HALE con
tInues 10 stand high in TIE estimation ei Irus-
tees. The branches taught ias' term, besides read
ing, writing arithmetic, latin, english grammar
and composition, were netheuatics, philosophy,
rhetoric, logic, pay, history and chemist
Those Who wish to place tteir children under his
eare are informed there is uow an opportunity !;
and that board can be obtained for their childreu
at two dollars per week. where there will be strict
attention 10 their morals.
ny sbe liberaiity Of the gentlemen of ssce and
biddeford, Chemical Apparatus has been lately
obtained. March 2.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-16
Anat0mV and pI.
'.st received and for 81, :. :,
PORTLAND BOOFSSS'S.o. !.
By ISAIAH THoM'OS OSe
a., Afcanum Tincture.
The lnctura,puinpmo t,li, az
Wlthsrng. or tbs con,,,.... s.'.'g Z
Ark.na1 Z IL, -sNHllLirl

lllcturn
16e 1mcfard, d,pninPweo fol-, a,s.'.
With-fing. Or tbc con n,.,.' .s''' 7, LLs|
Patieaf's iyallibls rf,t.,..l. .l''@
he irventer of this efT,,e;a. 4'lSs.
composition. is fully sensible .as u 'a'sss
advantages he fFers TO The Dubls s'as' - !.
cred medicine. From The mul,s. asi sse,|
compounds, with description. Il 49,, 49, 7 asG
u every part of he conticeo, 49,. 49, 'hs 81,
has t'il haPsY & repeated eroes;.s' = I isa'|
'hecf OF MA medicine his conipo,;,;aS Ns'A d
sed y many among the nostrpm. : = 'sas'
Sut. assured Of the virtues oe ~. -.ss''ssi
comes toward with eoa.ciOu.us.. - !, ,'',''ssl|
aud confidence of receiving .f,,, : : easssI
s properties 10 made all ,ha &f "
@hGch L merits II vas m.,,;,, s-.ss''g'ss' : r.
which frst prompted the diseov..... aaass'|
o~srs rather than prospect Of i, -. y
I'VE snd from repeated trials whi,s = -
made wlth It on consamp,ive pa.isD,. ! 1''s y =
srally proved successful and uOiform.. y = =.
and has exceeded the expectations e 4, assas| -
guine. ~'A y
The composition has been ptono,...,.
Britain by the fiEn medical char.cts,, : !. 4 ~
dom the only infaIibie cure or re.f !. : = -
~ complaints. Patients who hsv. - ~
Is called the All Gage Of a coulumo,'ss - = =
ufe of few Phials oftbe medicine b,,' -, I. :
'ored to priiiine health aud vieour. !, a
eho have, tried every medicine d vain !. s y. Z
aave been at one moment fatseted ~
.ng health and again been dissooo;a., n
asxt trial of it, virIue is earusilIy ,,,n~s..
ed The prepAra lou is p rfecrly iasss,ss \
on the contributions of infants. bxt h maj. !
ken a4resabiy to the directions which .ers..,.
Zach phial.
To thofe who are affected with .uv ss.s
IF be lungs, the ule of il nev0 fails 10 i. /.
.iss To those who have cou6rm.d PhsS,
vel as to thofe who have only its inCiiOspt g.
sosus The ufe OF his medicine will give areas
and lstting relief 1t is likew le lhs lur,a !.
mof efectuaI remedy in A alarea Il drctl, /.
Az other peculiar affections.
Portland, Ian i2
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-16
LOST.

ON Friday Evening laa. between Mr.. Jsdsdio6
~ Dos0's Gore, in Portland and Woiks-'s teo s,n,
in weRbrook, fmail RED MOROCCO POCK-
EFT BOOK containing between thirty and forty
dollars in back bills and about so or so cents 10
shsuge Whoever has found and will leave it at
the Office of the Poydsss Gsaase, or give infor
marion io that il may be recovered, fhali be hand
foneiy rewarded for their ,rosble.
JAMES WHEELER
RerhsI March O
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-10

s,e tStUtttUt ~. ia. &c D0A
ELIAS WADE "'s Ct Terris.
rAonAs BOsLsroN, Testa,um Fl. r..
ELIAS II WADE. Dc Be4is Ct Tsrris.
DY virtue Of the above stated writs
, to me directed aud delivered, Ihaye
levied on all the Personal Estate Of the
defendant, 10 Elizabeth Town, consisting
of Household and Kitchen Furniture Of
every description Hogs and Cow, &c. /; a
very valuable and choice stock for the
Coacli-making business, consisting Of Pine,
Ash, Hickory, Oak and Black Walnut
Plank; Pine, w hitewood and Elm Boards;
large quantity OF Spokes, Hub Timber,
&c. !; several sets oil tools for The wood
work; several Harnesses complete; Har-
Bess Leather, Morocco, Lace, Trimmings,
Plate, &c.; materials and tools for the
Harness making and Trimming business;
Iron, Chair Tire, Coal, and materials
and tools for the Biacksmithng business ;
a number oil finished aud unfinished Car
riages, of different descriptions second
hand Chair, Wagon, Wheelbarrow. &C.;
all Of which property shall expose to
sale at Public Vendue, on SATURDAY the
| 4th instant, at the house of the defend
ant. Sale of the Timber, Tools, Carria
ges, &C.. will commence at 10 o'clock
A. M. after which the Furniture will be
sold.
OLIVER HUFFMAN,
Sheriff Of the Borough Of Elisabeth.
August 6, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-10
MARRIED.

In this town, on Saturday evening last by the
Rev. Thomas Morrell, Mr.. aaron Bennett, to
Miss Margaret .Ste7uart, both of this place
In Savannah, Geo on the 18th 1T. by the Rev
DIR. Henry Koock, Mr. Thomas Butter, to Miss
Hannah G. .MarzreH.
In Boston, on the 18th ult. by the Rev. DIR Bald
win, MIR Edward Henry Jenkins, to Miss Nancy
Brozvn. The 20oOth couple married by DR. B. in
less than 90 years.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-10

SHERIFF'S SALE.
; 0SAs WADE Testatum Fl. Fa. de Be-
ELIAS WADE. ms Ct Tsrris.
Thomas BovLsroF'} Tss,atum ri ia.
ELIAS WADE. de Be"is et 7'e'ris-
10y virtue of the above stated writs,
ID to me directed and delivered, | have
evied Oh all the Real Estate of the de-,
iendant, ELIAS WADE, VIA Lot in
Elzabeth-Town. nearly opposite Major
shute, whereon the said defendant now
lives, on which is a Dwelling House, Wood
Shop, Blacksmith's Shop, Paint Shop, &c.
all well calculated for the Coach-making
business. %
Also, About eight acres of Land at
Woodruff's Farms, bounded by land Of
Jona. Chandler, E. B. Hendricks, estate
of John Zelntf, deceased, &c.
Also, A seven acre Lot of Salt Mea-
dow, being part of the Elizabeth Town
Great Meadows. bounded by Georges
creek, meadow OF John NJ Trumhull,
Esq. and others-Ali Of which property
| shall expose to public sale, on Tues
DAY the 9Th day of October next at
Capt. l.. RIvERs's Hotel, in Elizabeth
Town, between the hours of twelve and
five o'clock p NJ.
OLIVER HUFFMAN,
Sheriff efthe Borough Of Elisabeth.
EIiz. Town, Aug 9th, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-10
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE:

Such as Chairs, Tables, Bedsteads, two
Looking Glasses, one Clothes-Press, one
Desk, two Stoves. Also variety Of
farming utensils aud household and kitch-
en- furniture not enumerated.
Veudue to begiu at II o'clock of said
day, when conditions will be made Known
and attendance given, by
BENJAMIN M. WOODRUFF, -
CALEB HALSEY,
WOodraf's Farms, dug. 2. 1919.
N. b. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate pay
ment and all persons having any demand:
against said estate, either by bonds OF
book accompts, are requested TO present
them for examination.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
In CAancery Of Neuv-Jersey.
ELIAS Coles,
Us. ) III. Ia.
ELIJAH CRANE.
HEY virtue OF the above stated writ Of
I'D feri iacias, 10 me directed and de-
livered, have levied on the Dwelling
House and seventeen acres of Land, be
the same more or less, situate in the town.
ship of Westfeld; bounded by lands of
john Denman, Ephraim Williams, decd,
aud the road; which l shall expose to-
sale at Public Vendue, at the house of
LEWIS Rivers, innkeeper in Elizabeth
Town, on Monday the 18th day Of Oc-
tober next, between the hours of twelve
and five o'clock, P. M.
NATHAN SQUIER,
Sheriff Of the County Of Esser.
August I'd, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-10
[coRREcTED wREKLy.
BANK NOTE TABLE.

Corrected for the New-York Spectator, by BEERS
and BuNNELL, Stock and Exchange Brokers'
U.S. Bank Notes not payable in this city, i-9 per
cent discount.
Cify of ". York and N. York State Notes.
New-York city notes par
Jacob Barker's Exchange Bank 81 1-2per ct. dis.
Banks of Albany par
Bank of Troy par
Mohawk Bank of Schenectady par
Lansingburg Bank par
Bank Of Newburgh, if not signed with red ink, par
Do. do. signed with redink, 1-2 per ct. dis
Washington and Warren Bank Is do.
Orange County notes 1-2 do.
CatskiN do.
Hudson Bank 70 a so do.
Columbia Bank at Hudson do.
Middle District 1-2 do.
Bank of Niagara no sales
Jacob Barker's Notes filled up withl
red ink, and payable in country $27 LIZ dis.
notes ~,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-10

To be sold at Public Vend,,e, on Thurs
day the t,vsJth day Of august, at the
late duetting- house Of SlLAs WooD-
RUFF, deceased,
nNE Horse, Cows, Calves, Hogs,
" Sheep, farm Wagon with rigging,
one horse ditto with harness, riding Chair
and harness, Que framed Sled, Ploughs,
one iron-tooth Harrow, one hundred white
oak Posts holed, Bees in the hive, Flax
and Oats 10 the sheaf, two lots of Broom
Corn standing, Salt Grass in small lots,
adjoining the upland, quantity Of Ma
uure, Weaver's Loom, with reeds. gears,
&c. one Tanning Mill in good order.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-10
Notice.

ALL persons indebted to SAMUEL
IA S. GARTHWAIT, will please
take notice, that if their respective ac-
counts are not settled within twenty days,
they will then be put into other hands for
collection.
HALLSEY MUNSON, Assignee.
Eliz. Town, Aug. 7, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-10

A queduct Association at Catski SO do.
Auburn Bank 8 do.
Bank of Geneva Ia do.
Central Bank at Cherry Valley % do.
IChenango Bank so 40 do.
Columbia Receivables 2 do.
Hudson do. no sales
Utica Bank It per ct dis.
| Utica Insurance Company 10 do.
Utica Branch at CaDandaigua 3 do.
Ontario Bank at ditto Is do.
Ontario Bank at Utica 25 do.
Plattsburgh Notes 21-2f do.
Jefferson County Bank uncertain
Men Jersey Notes.
Jersey Bank par
Banks in Newark par
State Bank at Elizabethtown par
Banks in New-Brunswick par
State Bank at Paterson par
State Bank at Morristown psis
sussex Bank par
Trenton Insurance Company par
State Bank at Trenton 3per ct. dis.
State Bank at Camden Q do.
Farmers Bank at Mount Holly 8 do,
Cumberland Bank s do.
Connecticut.
Bridgeport Bank par
Eagle Bank at New-Haven, if made
payable in this city, par
Hartford Bank, if payable in this city par
Middletown Bank perct. dis.
Phenix Bank at Hartford do
Derby Bank do.
Massachusetts.
Boston Banks per ct. dis
Springfield Bank 1 IA do.
Hampshire Bank, at Northampton Q do.
saicm Banks 2 do.
Worcester Bank Q do
Other Massachusetts notes 2 do.
.New-H Hampshire notes 21-2 do.
Burlington (Vt) notes 3a4 do.
Rhode Island
Providence Bank 1 1-2 per ct. dis
Washington Bank, at Westerly, 2 do.
Other khode-Isand notes 2 20.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia City Bank Notes para 1-2 perct. dis.
Germantown Bank sad do.
Silver Lake Notes 1919 do.
Bank of Delaware County SAL do.
Bank of Chester SAL do
Farmers Bank of Bucks County sad do
New-Hope Delaware Bridge Com. a A do.
Bank of Montgomery Co. at Nor
ristown SAL do.
Unincorporated Banks a5 so do.
Deiaware.
Farmers Bank of Delaware sa per ct. dis.
Other Delaware Notes 5a25 do
Maryland.
Baltimore city notes 11.2 do.
annapolis and Branches Sa1o do.
Other Maryland notes no sales
Columbia District.
Bank Notes of Columbia generally 8 per ct dis
Except the following)
Merchants Bank at Alexandra no sales
Mechanics Bank uncertain
Franklin Bank uncertain
Virginia Notes.
Bank of Virginia & its Branches per ct. dis
Farmers Bank and its Branches 8 do
Valley Bank 7a8 do
Unchartered Banks 10 a 90 do.
North Carolina.
State Bank of North Carolina s.
its Branches Sper ct dis
Newbern and Cape Fear SAG do.
South Carolina do.
Georgia.
Savannah Banks 7per ct. dis.
augusta Banks do.
| Augusta Bridge Bills SIS 40 do.
Other Georgia Notes 10 do.
| If less than s., Q as per cent discount.
| Those marked thus are received at the above
quotations by B. Huntington, AZ WiIIiam-street.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-10
Seed Rye.

UNOR SALE, a few bushels of excel
lent SEED RYE, if applied fol
soon. Inquire Of
ELIAS HAINES.
August 10, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-10

iheight he assembled Every thing being
then right, he continued his journey up.
wards till new difficulty presented it
self. The greatest interest of the scene
was in separating the Parachute from the
Balloon bad he assembled higher the
thick clouds he was about to encounter,
he was apprehensiye would hide him
from view. Under these considerations
he was induced 10 detach the Parachute
rather sooner than originally intended.
On cutting the ropes, the Parachute
fell rapidly about 800 feet before it ex-
pandtd. This was the most trying mo-
ment TO Mr.. G. as well as TO the specta-
tors. But the cord then acting according
10 his intentions, the umbrella opened, and
the car descending gradually, the wind
taking it across the East River to the
spot where he finally alighted.
So little confidence existed as to the
success Of this experiment, we are sorry
to slate, that Mr.. G. has made a great
sacrifice 10 order to demonstrate its prac-
ticability. very few having contributed
TO the expense. But all are now pleased
and satisfied, and it is believed that on a
second performance, he will have no rea-
son TO complain of the want OF iiberaiiiy
in tue citizens of New Y FORK Nero. Ad.
Arrival Of the Balloon. The friends
of Mr.. Guile, the Erionaut, will be
gratified to learn, that his Balloon reached
The cry about sunrise this morning. 1t
was found, by Mr.. Carr, yesterday
morning at sunrise, floating in a bay, OF
the south side Of Long Island, about thirty
TWO miles from the city. When first dis
covered, it exhibited tremulous motion,
occasioned 70 doubt by the force of the
wind, and MIR. Carr installing the cause
of the motion, supposed it to be some
huge sea-monster, which had fled from the
ocean, and wandered into the bay. He,
therefore, remained at respectful dis
lance, watching its movements with no
small degree Of trepidation and solicitude,
until it had reached the shore, and by the
aid Of the wind, had seated itself tram
gully upon the margin of a salt meadow.
He then approached with slow and fear
full steps and having at length dis
tinctIy discovered the strong coarse
netting with which it was covered, his
alarm subsidized, and some description,
which he had either read or heard, re-
curing to his recollection, ne al once
pronounced it Balloon But, by whom
it had been manufactured, or from what
country it had been despatched, he could
form no conjecture, until by the aid Of his
knife, he had discharged its contents, and
brought within his reach the polite card
which had been attached to it by the
hands Of its owner.-Com. ado.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-10
n office.
YWyHE subscribers offer their stock
Il Of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
and Crockery,

at reduced prices, for cash or country
produce.
All persons indebted to them
will please to take notice, that their ac-
counts must be settled without delay, as
many of them have been Of long standing.
1t is presumed that they will not be put to
the trouble of taking other measures to
collect them.
HALLSEY MUNSON & Co.
EIiz. Town, Angust7, 1919.