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The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
Rogers & Tebbets.

Importers u CHINA. r'ROCKERY ana
GL.4SS H4IsE.
HAyE JUST RECEIVED, direct from tht
B. D. Manufactures,
Sixty Crates & Casks of WARE,
which together with them hrmer STOCK, make.
their assortment complete
China Tea Sets, from fifteen TO twenty
five dolars.
Blue Printed and Brown Printed Tea Sets,
elegant patterns.
Common painted Tea Sets, real patterns
Blue printed Dining Ware
Plated and Japan Caslors &c. &C..
Which will be sold at wholesale aud retail on
the most favonrtbie terms for Cash or approved
Credt .--I7 Purchasers aoiR please 10 call at No 6
Merchants Row 9w Jan. 4.
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TUE nay 1AN- 8

4 bilito provide for The relief If sick
and disabled seanen, was read f 81 time.
On motion of Mr.. MeIIep, a c0nip'ree
was instructed to report on the expgdi~u y
of surrounding the Capi'ol Square with a
stone Side Walk, 10 be Completed before
the next meeting Of Congress
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NEW GOODS! !!
. WILLIAM M'LELLAN,
Is now opening for faIe freih fu ply of
tSeasOnabIe Goods.

AMONG WHICH ARE -
Bread Cloths- Aiiimeres 3atineis- Fiannels--
Baizes- figured Salisbury Fannels- CaGimere
Shawls Of all coors--hgured do Merino do
-Wildbores-Tarrs Plaid-Durants
-Durcys-Brtifh Corons-India do black
brown and green Tabby Velveis--red blue and
green fix do.-Silk vevet Velling-satin do. Of
different colonrs-gentlemen beaver Gioves--la
dies brown yellow and black do limit alton
ShAwl', of various coioufs-printed do common
& figured Velvet Biodipgs-Ialian Sewing Silk of
all co.ours- Green Canton Crspe--Itaiisn do -
quality and Shoe Bindipg-Wo Bas--back
and white Down Trimmings white brown ye-
low and fpetted Fur do-Cords aud Tafeis-
Hatbands with do ~ Chinele. Cords and Brs,ds
of all colours Ladies Indiipenfble Clsfps-
Purfe do - Freuch Haircomb. Tortoise fhell do.
-Palfe do.-commou Spaps-barre Go.-haoit
Buttons-Sma Scigors- Pen and Delk Knives,
very nice-chain Buttors-Go with fet Diamonds
-Fifes-Cisrione &c &c too numerous 10 par
tlcuarize, CHAP FOR CASH ONLY.
Nov 8 (fJ
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Aesu &: SedS0ndbte Goods.
BARBOUR & LINCOLN,

IL ~ lHteiy eceIVed and are now opened
III for sale, ar extensive assortment of
PIECE GOODS.
suitable iof tae present. season
AMONG WHICH ARE
i'eal West OF hagand blue ard black BROAD
CLOTHS
iiHe ed common Broadcioths, all colours and
h qualities
Res double mild blue, black, and mix'd CAS-
Ii ,laiER Is
1aals Habit Cloths, various colours
ffllse toshs, plain and twiIld
ssarIei maroon, green olive and brown Cashmere
aHAWLS
sack, brown, maroon, green,
si". Ss.s 70. oIiss green, naaarins BoMBAzEr1s
Beck Pelise Flannel
loliaette and swansdown Vestings
nkI iorenlne Vesting
"a white and yellow Fiannels
nate yellow, red and green TIannels
ptvonshire kerseys
Very stout DuffiIs
toaiings- Swanskns
ss'e and black worsted Hose
hos Blankets 3.4 10 f2-4
pale v ater Loom Sheetings
90 do do Shirtags
r"e and common Caicoes
xa'hliures and Copper Plates
h rre'y hue book and Leno Muslin
r,,aacy Mnsiins--Sooch Lawns
lIif scttnn Cambrics-colour'd Canbfics
II Ctsse Ginghams
D''es 3D. olive and crimson Tabby VeIvets
1'ack 4 snd other colbur'd silk Velvets
esosaa Crayats, with colour'd borders
>''eS 81 and colou'd Florence and Levant;ne Silks
-''eA and changeable Sinchaw and Sarsnet Lus-
Ii trings
'sea LustTing-black Satin
, II and 4-i Irish Linens
Linen Cambrics
5'smask Table Linens, Ga to f0-4
ss,@s''sh and French Silk Gloves
NJ, ~ snd women's beaver Gloves
t'aes and Italian and Canton Grapes
1l@,sosle 1.n and common Dimoties
'4s'ean Ginghams-- Checks-striPes and Sat-
III. tnelts
I'm 'a's !. ana blue Italian Sewing Silk
! |'<aN 1 iwist--Silk Braids
Rs. Rs''n apa Lnslring Ribbons-black Galloons
s"l coat Buttons~- Basket Buttons, sc.
=. 6w
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10 Let, for a term Of Years.
THE FARM a Back Cove late the reiidence
of Rev THOMAS BROWNE, poheii,n given
Immediately or .april 1, 10 9-Appy 70 ARcaHs.
LrwIs Efq. WeAbrook or TO T. BROWNE, NO 5.
Long Wharf. Sm Portland Jan.
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Jast Recei0ed for Sac By
..JOSEpH HARROD.

Heas # Exsbssgs Srea,
Ia VARIETY Of NEW GOODS waich with his
III fOrmer stock makes bis al'or,meut very COM
ks<te csa..itlng 10 partot
suD<rf = common and low priced BROAD
cfolis,
DO do. do do CASoIMgR ES,
|Buf. b, va olive garnet and maroon PELiSSE
& CLOTHS
|0JtEN CLOTH hue and brown
|i1ar Bae 30 NIB Zsrr5 blk. and Colou-ed.
led gree orange and b K fz 4 BOMBaZEFT5
ma FL I'D and WILDBORE5
|Xas. Loom 5ElFaTlkG aud SEIIRTiNG
|<u erh pe white FL sNNELS-SWANS ms.
|fea Al CO aud CottCns
|34445 A and Ga BrIiiih Coucns-7-e and 4
Inih Linens.
E1bae Ruff. DI PER
|Faanry Cation and Bed Ticking,
|Csbcoes d m tie. ana cop ERPLATES,
'Ga1r and American CINGHAM Flag Silk
\ HkF
i4sud Ga CAA1BRICs great variety-Blk.
SIX Fitfs.
|Eu lin :, gene al shor'ment,
|Cslnere, Imits ition s. and chintz SHAWLS,
|Bk Ialian Lu0ring Snchaw and Sarinels,
BIZ snd eoCured florence LUoTRING
Bk and white Crape-whi,e fig d. Luitring,
Iare and Gent 81 k Worried ard Cotton HOSE
Lads Beaver KID and Silk GLOVES Gent. do
RIBBONS an an5rtmnt d LaCcS sc
The above will be fold very cheap for CASH
onlY Jan IL. I3 g.
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THURSDAY JAN. l

The Military Commit &c reported against
The expediency Of making any provision
BY faav Tor clothing The army ofthe U. 5. in
domestic manufactures
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(DP NcIU Goods ! !
JOSEPH JOHNSON.

HAS just received in addition to his former
l. u stock, large supply OF
PIECE GOODS,
which he now offers for sale, on as good terms as
can be purchased in town
AMONG WHICH ARE
2 bales Bonlbazetts
2 cases Cambria Prints
2 do Al and Ga white Cambrcs
do British Shifting and sheeting
do Worsted Hose
1 bale tIannels
1 do Watham Sheetings
do do Shirtngs, &c &c. Oct IS
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Ionsignment per Sioop Huntress.

ljonsIgHmfnt per DtoOP H1HiTcss.
a rcs MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
] p ehls. nd Kegs pure GINGER,
~ starch and Boxes FIGS,
,,s.s4r. Casks LISBON WINE.
Also IN Store,
ia. Howard Street superiine and fine FLOUR.
cereal Cognac BRANDY,
u. barcelona do.
!. American do.
Hollands GIN,
|1,ha. American DO. aon
''"''' at,. and half bbls. Rose CORDIAL,
or Casks sicily Madeira WINE, } FINEn
- Lisbon do.
Malaga do.
~. pr;ee's No. TOBACCO,
80 ess Yoaag Tyson, Hyson Skin and souchong
a TEA.
4. - double boil'd white Calcatta SUGAR, and
f.res ard half boxes Bakers No. / CHOCOLATE,
lor sale az
JEkE. CORES Commission Store,
Jan. IL No. % Long WhoJ
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he continues his present course, the sooner his
paper falls the better. Genuine free-Masonry,
requires not the support OF such pillar.
Connectteta .utrYor.
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Population Of Nem York Ciig.

III 1915, lie corpora ion OF the city Of
n. York, for the pu pose of making Juiy
lis,, ordered The number OF inhabitants TO
be taken, which was returned al upwards oi
los 900. - lat enumeration however was
generally considered very incorrect /; The
actual number Supposed Ter 10 exceed tnat
returned itis presumed the present mum
Der amounts to 100000; and by the Uni
ted States Census for $40, The number re-
turned will be l48 0o0 III The City of
New York should continue 10 increase III
the same proportion that il has done any
ten years within the last so, hat is, three
ftihs every ten years, in 1880 its popula-
tion Will amount 10 255, 900 and in I840 to
4o8,o0 and at the end of the present cen
tury 10 6 6,848 900
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iii subscriber hereby gives public notice to ali
4 concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself The trust of Executor Of
the last Will Testament of SA SlUEL HASFY
late OF otandsh in the county Of Cumbetland Yeo-
man deceased, by giving bond as the law Directs
he therefore requests ali persons who are indebt-
ed 10 the sa4 deceased's estate to make mmedi-
ate payment and those who have any demands
thereon, exhibit the sametO
DANIEL HASTY.
Standish Oct 28, 1913.
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Excessive wealth is neither glory nor
happiness The cold and sordid wretch
who thinks only ofhimself; who draws his
head within his shell, and neser puts it out
but Tor the purpose OF lucre and ostentation,
who looks upon his fellow creatures not on
ly without sympathy but with arrogance and
insolence, as il they were made 10 be his
yassals, and he was made TO be their lord
as if they were formed for no other purpose
than to pamper bis ayarice, or 10 contribute
10 his ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Such man may
be rich. but trust me that be can never be
happy, nor virtuous, nor great.-I here is
in fortune golden mean, which IS the ap-
propriate region OF virtue and intelligence
'' Be content with that and If the horn
of penty owe, nlw, let lis dfo2pings fall
upon your fellow men lei them lall, like
the droppings Of honey in The wilderness, to
cheer the faint and way worn pilgrim.
wish you indeed 10 be distinguished bul
wealth is no; essential 10 distinction. Look
at the ilIustrious patriots, philosophers and
philanthropists, who in various ages have
blessed the world was II their. wealth that
made them great! Where was the wealth
OF Asissides, Of Socrates, of Plato, Of 4
paminondas, Of Fabricus, of Cincinnaus.
and countless host upon the rolls Of fame
Their wealth was il the mind and In he
heart. Those are the treasures by which
they have been immortalized, and such a.
lone are the treasures that are worth seri-
Gus struggle" W1ar.
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[PFLAXSEED " ANTED, %

sDy the subcriDe for which CASH will lie raid at
ID his Store in rctaslge Street or Middle Street.
~(2 weeks1 JOHN COE.
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Feathers. and Feather Beds

Feathers. and Feather Beds.
EDWARD HOWE-Upholsterer,
Nos. Merchants Row. lAiddie-Street.
TAS live gee,e and common FEATHERS, by
i L whole.ae AID retail
Bedhcking ; Beds and Hair Hat
treSseS,
furnilled at (hort notice-FRINGES aud BIND
ING, for Curtains-Crmion & Green MOREAN
for Cufhions-- CUSHIONS for Pews
PdPER-H.1NGINGS,
a good afTortment
MILITARY GOODS.
Gilt and Mahogany framed
LOOKING-GLASSES,
on CoD6gnmen from Dogget,'s Factory.
IULPIT-TRIMMINGs furnished, &
work executed
E H. wifhes 10 have it uoderaood that no 9TH
er bu6ue,, lhall interfere with his UPHOLSTERY
BUSINESS thar perfons may give their orders wiki
confidence, they ihsl be attended 10 as ufuAl.
December. Il,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-12-14

| Hugh Nelson, Thomas Newton, Sever
E. Parker, James Pindall, James Pleas
ants, jr. John Randolph, Ballard Smith
Alexander Smyth, George r. STROLLER
Thomas V. Swearingen, George Tucker
John Tyler, Jared Williams.
North CnrOLina- Hutchins G. Burton
John Culpepper, William Davidson, w ell
don N. Edwards, Charles Fisher, Thomas
III. Hall, Charles Hooks, Lemuel Saw.
yer, Thomas Settle, Jesse Slocumb, James
S. Smith, Felix Walker, Lewis Williams.
South carolina-Joseph Brevard, Eli
as Earle, James Erwin, William Lowndes,
John M'Creary, Jas. Overstreet, Charles
Piakney. Eidred Simkins, Sterling Tuck
|ef.
Georgia-Joel Abbot, Thomas w. Cobb,
Joel Crawford, Robert r. Reid, john A.
Cuthbert, William Terrell.
Neutrality-suspicious. c. Anderson, ir.
VIM. Brown, Henry Clay, Benjamin Har-
din, Aney M'Lean, Thomas Metcalfe,
TunstalI Quarles, George Robertson,
David Trimble, David Walker.
Tennessee-Robert Allen, Henry H..
Bryan, Newton Cannon, John Cooke,
Frarcis Jones, John Rhea.
Ohio = Philemon Beecher, Henry Brush,
John w. Campbell, Samuel Herrick,
Thos. r. Ross, John Sloan.
observation-disclosures Butler.
indiana William Hendricks.
Observation-Disclosures Rankin.
Hiinois-D Daniel p. Cook.
.Alabama---J Ohm CroweIl.
DELEGATES.
Missouri T'errifory-John Scott.
Michigan Territogy-Wm. w. Wood
bridge.
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Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Crockery,&c.

VIZ.

Superfine and common Cloths
and Cassimeres, PeIisse Cloths, Satinets,
Flannels, Baize, Blankets, Velvets, Cords,
Bombazetts, Ginghams, MnsIins, Lenoes,
Calicoes, VestiBgs, Dimities, Furniture
Chintz, Irish Linens, India Nankeens,
Ladies and GentlemeB's Beaver Gloves,
do. do. Worsted Hose, Bed Ticken, Linen
Checks, Russia Sheeting, black aud col
CURED Silks, Sewing Silk, Twist and
Thread, black and coioured Ribbons, Silk
and Cotton Umbrellas, Tortoise-sheIl
Combs, common, do. Paper HangiDgs,
Socks and Mockasins, Fur Hats.
Hardware, such as wrought and
cut Nails. Brass Kettles, Tea Kettles,
Draw Knives, Knives aud Forks, Pen
knives, Patent Lamps. Bellows, Spoons,
Bedcords, Locks, Currycombs, &c. &c.
About 200pai Shoes, assorted
sizes, 20 Hame Collars, 2 sets Gig Har-
ness, Half Bushel Measures, Water Pals.
Acomplete assortment of Crock
cry, China and Glass Ware.
Groceries, such as Rum, Gin,
Wine, Salt, Sugars, Molasses, Teas, Cof-
fee, Ginger, Pepper, Mace, Nutmegs,
Cinnamon, Indigo. Starch.
Also, Wheat Flour, Indian Meal,
Corn, Oats and Potatoes. also, guam.
iity Of empty Casks.
A liberal credit will be given.
Vendue will commence at 10 o'clock,
A. M. on the above day.
DAVID B. LUM,
DAVID Magic, Jr.
Eliz Town, Dec. Ia, l8I9.,
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TllR @A1@gPTlRo
ELIZaBETHTOWN,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1919.
II PROCLAlM.4ITO.N,
BY ISAAC II. WILLIAMSON.

Governor Of the State Of New-Jersey.
WHEREAS, vacancy has happened
in the representation Of this State, 10 the
House Of Representatives, in the sixteenth
Congress of the United States. by the re-
signalion of JOHN CoNDIT, ESQ., do,
therefore, by virtue Of the act of the Legis-
lature in such case made and provided, d.
rect, that an election to fill up the said
vacancy, be held in the several and re-
spective counties Of this State, on Tues
day aud "Wednesday, the first and second
days OF February next; and that the
Clerks of The several counties attend at
the Court Houses oftheir respective coun.
ties, on Monday the 9th day Of Decem
Der instant, to receive the nominations OF
persons proposed as candidates to supply
the said vacancy. And that the Clerks
aforesaid do, within eli iit days thereafter.
transmit to me, at Elizabeth Town, or to
the person then administering the govern
ment of the State, true copy Of all the
tickets by them respectively so received.
And that wheu the respective Clerks
aforesaid, shall receive from ale, or from
the person then administering the govern
ment, list of all the persons so nominated
as candidates to supply the said vacancy,
the said Clerks do forthwith forward a
copy thereof to the Clerk Of each town
ship in the county-copies Of which list
The said township Clerks shall Twelve
days previous to the election) cause to be
put up in at least three OF the most public
places in the township. And that after
the poll shall be closed, the Judge and
inspectors, together with the Clerk OF the
election, in each towns hip, transmit, as
the law directs, to the Clerk of the coun-
ty, a list Of all the votes given in for each
candidate. And that the Clerks Of the
several counties attend at the Court House
of their respective counties, on the Satnr
day next after the days of election, for
the purpose Of receiving the same. And
that the Clerks Of the said several coan-
ties, within seven days thereafter, trans
nit to me, at Trenton, or to the person
then administering the government, a
general list of all the candidates voted for,
together with the number of votes receiv.
ed for each of them, that all the votes so
given may be counted, and the person
elected to supply the said vacancy, com
missioned for that purpose, according to
law.
Given under my hand, and the sea-
of the State, at Elizabeth Town
IL. s. the eighth day Of December, in thu
year of our Lord, one THOUSAND
eight hundred and nineteen.
ISAAC III. WILLIAMSON.
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DIED,

DIED,
In Newark, on the 4th inst STLAs WHITEHEAD,
ESQ., Clerk of Essex county.
At Julius Town, Burlington county, on the 6th
inst JOHN NEwBoLD, Esq. member of the Le-
gisiature of this state.
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r The Steamboat

ATLANTA, leaves the Point at o.
clock, A. NJ. and o'clock, P. M. and
New-York, at IL A. M. and 3 P. M.
Dec. Ia, 1919.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
ESSEX PLEAS.
THOMAS MoRRELL,
US. Fl. Fa.


THOMAS MoRRELL,
US. FL. Fla.
GEORGE & ISAAC Ross.
DY virtue of the above stated writ of
lid feri facias, TO me directed aud de-
liyered, have levied on the Dwelling
House and lot OF Land whereon the de-
PENDANT. George Ross, lately lived, bound
ed by lands of Thomas LoveI and John
nj. Clark, deceased: also levied on four
acres Of Land, bounded by lands of John
r. Terrell, situate in the township OF
Rahway-which shall expose to sale at
Public Vendue, at the house of EPHRAIM
CLARK, innkeeper 10 Elizabeth Town, Oh
the twenty-seventh day of November
next, between the hours of twelve and
five o'clock, P. M.
NATHAN sQUIER, Sheriff.
Sept. 20, 1919.
The sale OF the above described pro-
perry is adjourned to Saturday the nth
Of December next, at the time and place
above stated.
NATHAN SQUIER, late Sh'G.
Nov. q, 1910.
The sale Of the above described pc
perry is further adjourned to Monday i
goth inst. at the time and place alIe
stated.
NATHAN sQUIER, late 81
I Dec. liih, 1919.
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PUBLIC SALE.

at Auetion, on Saturday ae sth of
January, at o'clock, p. NJ. at Capt.
RiUers's I'auern,
A BOUT ten acres Of LAND, on the
IN Sodom Road, adjoining land Of
Mrs. Haines, ard land of Ezekiel Ogden.
Conditions made known on the day Of
sale, by the subscriber.
GEO. C. THOMAS.
December 18th, 1919.
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POstponement.

TVHE sale of the Stock, Tools, &c. OF
E the subscriber, advertised to be
sold on Saturday the 18th inst. is post
poned to Wednesday the 22d,
THOMAS P. WALWORTH.
Eliz. Town, Dec. Ia, 1919.
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MARRIED.

In this town, on Saturday evening last. by the
Rev. DR. MDowell, Mr.. BENJAMIN DENTON, Of
New-York, to Miss AssA-MARIA LINDSEY, of
this town.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

E&3 lfCU-IIUUtPSHGc- JOSCph OuhuHi3 Ji'
Josiah Butler, Clifton Clagett, Arthur
Livermore, William Plumer, jr. and Ma
thanieI Upham.
Massachusetts, Benjamin Adams, Sam
uel C. Allen, Joshua Cushman, Edward
Dowse, Walter FoIger, jr. Timothy Full
Ier, Mark Langdon Hill. John Holmes,
Jonas Kendall, Martin Kinsley, Samuel
Lathrop, Enoch Lincoln, Jonathan Ma
son, Marcus Morton, jeremiah Nelson,
flames Parker, Zabdiel Sampson, Henry
Shaw, Nathaniel SiIsbee, and Ezekiel
Whitman.
Rhode Island-Sam Eddy, Nathan
lei Hazard.
Connecticut Henry w Edwards, Sam
nel A. Foot, Jonathan o. Moseley, Eli
sha Phelps, John Russ, James Stevens,
Gideon Tomlinson.
Termont-Samuel G. Crafts, Ezra
Mech, Orsamus C. Merrill, Charles Rich,
Mark Richards, William Strong.
Mem York-N athaniel Allen, Caleb Ba-
ker, Walter Case, Robert Clark, Jacob
Fl. De Witt, John d. Dickinson, John
Fay, WIN. d. Ford, Ebenezer Sage, Ez-
pa c. Gross, Aaron Hackley, jr. George
Hall, Joseph S. Lyman, Henry Meigs,
Robert Mcneil, Harmanus Peek, Nathan
gel Pitcher, Jonathan Richmond, Henry
R. Storrs, Randall S. Street, James
Strong, John w. Taylor, Caleb Temp
kins, Albert III. Tracy, Solomon Van
Rensselaer,, Peter H. Wendoyer, Silas
B Wood.
Neu-Jsrsey-Ephraim Bateman, Jo-
Y seph Bloomfield, John Condit, John Linn
Bernard Smith, Henry Southland.
Pennsyluania-Henry Baldwin, An
drew Boden, William Darlington, George
Dennison, Samuel Edwards, Thomas For
rest, David Fullerton, Samuel Gross, 10
Z seph Hemphill, Jacob Hibshman, JOSEPH
Hester, Jacob Hostetter, William P
Maclay, David Marchand. Robert Moore
Samuel Moore, John Murray, Thoma
Patterson, Robert Philson, Thomas ]
NJ Rogers, John Sergeant, Christian Tarr
James M. Wallace.
Delaware--Willard Hall, Louis M
y Lane.
N Marylaud-Stevenso Archer, Thos
Bayiy, Thomas Culbreth, Joseph Kent
Peter Little, Ralph Neale. Samue
hlnggold, Samuel Smith, Heury r. War
field.
I'rgania-Msrk Alexander, William
u Lee Ball, Philip p. Barbour VIII
nam A. Burwell. Jehn Floyd, RobeI
?. Garnett, James johnson. James Jone,
William M'Coy, Charles F. Mercer
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The Uniontowu paper, printed 10 Fay
cite county, Pa. says that more than 400
persons in that neighborhood had recently
joined the Methodist Society. 1t is added
as remarkable, that at one meeting, more
than 60 adults we're baptized.
The Season.--Since the 9Th Of Septem-
Der, not single shower has refreshed the
earth, as we can learn in the whole state
of Alabama. Our rivers have not been SO
low for many years.-Btak. Sun.
Mail RObber.-A man named Rice has
been convicted in Virginia Of robbing the
mail, and sentenced TO the penitentiary
for seven years.
Mobiie.-A letter Of Nov. IL, says that
the sickness has abated. The population
Of Mobile last spring did not exceed 1000
souls, Of whom it is supposed 500 have
died within four months past.
Albert GaIlatin. Esq. Minister to the
Court OF France, has resigned his Office,
and will return 10 this country in June
next.-Nat. AdUocate.
1t falls to us to mention very lament
able disposition of Providence. At A
o'clock yesterday morning, the sloop
Hope, Captain Wiltse, from New York to
Fishkill, was upset in the Highlands by
an unexpected flaw Of wind; and ii was
discovered that the following passengers
were missing, and must have been drowned,
viz: Mrs. Cheesman. Of Long Island,
Miss Dubois, Of Fishkill, and coloured
woman. II is not known how many more
persisted. The survivors were taken of
the Hope by the sIoop Duchess, Capt.
Thomas Of Poughkeepsie, and the Hope
drifted ashore near West Point, four miles
below the place at which she upset.
N. Y. Gazette.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-12-14
PUBLIC AUCTION.

NVHE subscribers, intending to cloae
Il their business, will sell al PUBLIC
AUCTION, at their Store, Oh Wednes-
day The 22d list. ali their stock 10 trade.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-12-14
PUBLIC AWgTlOWo
Eliz. Town, Dec. IA, 1919.

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Will be sold at Public AUCTION, ON Thurs
dag tie 3Uth inst. at 2 o'clock, p. M.
on the premises,
YEyHE DWELLING-HOUSE and
A lot of LAND, in Washington street,
near the Session-House, belonging to the
estate OF Edward Frazee, and formerly
the property of JOB Crane.
DAVID B. LUM,
BENZ. FRAZEE, 'A'''s "'e''
NOTICE.-The subscribers, having
an assignment of all the property of Ed
WARD FRAzsE, for the general benefit Of
his creditors, request all persons having
unsettled accounts, of any description, to
present them for examination to ID. B.
LUM. Those indebted TO the said Fra
zee are requested TO pay Immediately,
that statement of the estate may be
made as soon as possible.
DAVID B. LUM,
BENZ. FRAZEE, 'aS0fs ''e'S.
Eliz. Town, Dec. 10, 1919.