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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09
BnckfeLk AcddemU.

TIME P,blie ara respectfully informed tibet
EUCKFItLD ACADEMY will be orened
on Monday the 1.ih day Of Aer.i instant, IN er
the instruction OF M JAMES BaRKER of Har-
ward Unlscrsiiy where all the branches of educ.
ton will be a ight qualify youth TO- admission
into College-2a oil other b anche> oil Engl.sh ed,-
catun usnaly Taught in sem,sares 4 ne like kind.
The price for tuition will be 81 30 PEI quarter
25 cents per week FIR shorter pef.o.'s. The price
of BOARD will he as ressb lie. as may be had in
the neghhorIaed # any simIiar Institution.
WM, BRIDGElAM Committee Of
STEPHEN P f. PS. arrangements
THOMAS R. WATERMAN. ! Of Trustees.
Ruck6eld, Apii IL 1920
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09
MISCELLANY.
BLACK, AND ALL BLACK.
May l, 1920.


II appears by official records kept a, Ha.
vana, that from The year 1890 10 1917, there
have been imported into that city, no less than
I'ro Hundred and Three Thousand and Thir.
teen human beings, condemned TO perpetual
slavery most OF whom were kidnapped and
carried there, by citizens Of a nation, whose
great character Of Independence, proclaims,
3" That all men are created free and equal,
and endowed by their Creator with certain
uuaienable rights, among which. are Lie,
LIBERTY and The pursuit Of Happiness" 10
one week Of tins month (ApriD no less than
1876 slaves were entered at this single port.
How long will the PhilsnIbropisis of the
world permit this great abominaiion This
violation OF the Laws OF Gop, and the princi.
pal nations OF The earth ?-Centihei.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09
NEW GOODS-Chcap!
VINTON IL COX,

VINTON Il COX,
Hare just reeeired ana are noIc opening for Sale,
rery ert,ns,re assortment Of
New and Fashionable Goods,
....AMoNG which ARE.
CUPERFINF BROADcLoTHs, eli colours,
- Do. Do. CassIMERES,
Elegant oudon VEsIlNG-,
d, Do. PRINTS,
1--we Cafes CALIcOEs very cheap
Cotton Camb,cks, 4 4 and Ga,
Cambriek Musins,
BOOB, Leuo Null and Jackonst MUSLlNS,
plan and hgured-Brit.fh Cottons,
Back add coorsd Lus ripgs,
Back Syrchaws, and Sarspetts,
Sack nix handkerchief,
B ack q, K Shawls,
Back. whtie green and pick hs'ian Grapes,
Two eAies 4 4. rs, In Lioens,
81. "A s4. 4, IA So Cotton shawIs,
Linen zmhrcks Cot on Hole,
o. Co,hs- Brow0 L,rens,
An ssscrtmeni sswing Silk,
Very 5uler,sr T~it,
Csmbr,rk and common Dimities,
White Jeans-Satiinetfs--F Factory Cottous,
Factory Chscks and Cinghams-TickiOgs,
Tog ether with every other article which COM
prize very complete shortmens, aad Will be
sold much lower than usual.
May ?. tiff
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09

BE he a champion Of the green satcnei, or
4 man OF the black gown. sure he has sighted US
Song-aIr. Hayward.
lie was a worthy mani knew him we'll
And he could WELD mighty pretty pen;
OF female nakedness--or " dress" could tell
With knowing volubility-but then,
Poor man he want ed Judgment and he found,
That he was LAUGHED at sore, where praises should
resound
] like these modern beaux-whose purity,
And sanctity of sonl, comes forth III might
To slap a shoulder of a surety
II is a glorious and chivalric sight,
q do not mean sboulder)-but to see,
This fa,herly regard for fra humanity.
I wish had the quill of reviewer,
For this old p,aidish Bachelor-but |,
$50 he will ssy--snd there is nothing truer)
Am little Of oritic-and must fly
To satre's lssh-to torment, and TO teaze
But it j. som. thing hard, to make such rhymes as
Well, he had wit-we'll grant that-and will
He let il scintilate semetimes-but then,
lie kindled Z" blue llghtsn over all the town
And made some deep eyes lighten-as DER fen,
Frng'd round with weeping willows, you have
seen,
The wid-fre of the heavens, In its ftful CLEAN !
That's a bad fgure-and the rhyme is worse !!
But that's no matter-'tis our licens'd style
Besides, the subject would the matter curse
A satire on Bachelors-'twould spoil
Fen mighty FLAG :, or Juvenal forever;
With all his bag of bitterness Ter gall) never
Thought that this man prov'd much-but had
be liy'd
Some centuries ago. and wrote in verse,
As do--then, we might have we'll BELIEVED
The eohoings Of his harp, tho they were worse
Than these of mine are-mi ght have died along
Into some other ages, and proclaim d his song!
But this takes up deal Of room-and
Must wait a further opportunity-an say
To be continued- A. b.
II. U. c. Nay 9, 1920.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

NyOTIrr i hefeb given thai a Siaied Melting
~ of th. Board OF Overseers Of Bow dom Col
,eye will be held in the College Chapel IN Rruns-
wick. on TUESDAY, the six zenith day Of May
next, at ten o'clock in the morning.
J SEPH MeKEEN. Ses'ry.
Brms,cick, 4prH27, 1890.
NIB. As the naugu alton Of President ALLES
and Professor NEWMAN is expected to take place
in the forenoon Of the day Of the meeting, pune
tu.l attendance IF the members is particularly re-
aue ted
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09
From The Connecticut Mirror.
ANTELOPE,

I" The Antelope has a strange propensity by
which both the hunters aud the wolves easily de-
COY it to its ruin. At first sight this fleet and
quick-eyed animal takes fright and sets of full
speed the hunter lies down and lifts up his arm,
OF his hat or his feet, and then the creature re-
turns on light trot TO look at him, and see what
he is, going off and returning two or three times,
till is comes within reach OF the sae. In like
manner the wolves crouch down, aud, if the ante
lope be frightened, they repeat the manoeuvre /;
sometimes, it is said relieving each other Uor
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09
Portland. April 81, 1890. (6w.)
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

fTyHE Assessors of the town OF Portland hereby
i give notice to the 'inha biiants and all other
persons liable to pay taxes in said town that the,
will attend NJ their Office, (the Seectmen's roum
over the Bank of Portland. on the 8th. 9th, 18th
aal 10th days Of May inst. from to ~, A. M.
and from Q to g. p. VI. of each day. to receive
the valuation Of their property according 10 law
Ard they are hereby requested to bring 10 l. ue and
pelfcc, lists Of their polls. and the just value al
Their estates, both real and personal including in
its description, proprietary estates and estates IN
trnst which they Were respectively possessed of on
the Isl day oiMay, 1920, in their own right or the
right Of others
The following schedule contains all the taxable
article, and may serve A. n form.
Polls Of Is years old and upwards.
Real E.ta,e possessed. or owned in Portland in
their own right 90 the right Of others it, just val
ne. improved or not improved.
Pews in houses of public ship excepted.
Money at interest more han a ey pay inieles
All debts due more than they owe, not on inter
est,
Bank Stock held in any Bank.
Public sec nrities of all kinds, the Just value.
Amount Of the value of goods, wares, and
mcrchandze stock in trade, vessels OF all kinds
1T hume or shroad with their appurtenances, paid
Tor or not paid for.
shhres or property III any "oofPoru"" p''6o
or turnpike road, or shares IN any other incofpo-
latea company possessing taxable property.
ali pleasure carriages-horses and neat cattle oil
one year old aud upwards.
Income from Professions. faculty, trade or. EN-
poyment gained by land or sea.
AL other property excepting sheep, household
furaiure, farming utensils and tools OF mechanics.
The Assessors solicit the attention Of the inhab-
iians to the above notiee-snd that their lists may
embrace the .evera' descriptions OF taxable prop
eriy coniormsble to he foregoing Schedule.
DANIEL COBB,
JOEL. HALL, Assessors.
WILLIAM SWAN.
Portland, May /, 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

9NHE (ubicriber will commeace his private
i School a. foon a. a converert room can be
6ued up, probably as '6on a. Monday nett
Such Of hi, friends a. have applied may be as
sursd that arrangements viii he sressiy made for
the reception of scholar Further Applications
will be received at the susscriber's dwelling house
in CusberAod Street, the presenl week
HUGH FRINGE.
MAY, !.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09
FOR SALE,

3 FOR SALE,
N ONE THl1lD OF a LOLL.fR per here,
O00 Acres OF land IN the town Of New
AN,OOO ry. county Il Oxford, aud State
of Maine, payable one fourth in CASH, the residue
in three equal, ANIMAL instruments, with interes,
and good securiiy.--A great part Of this land adj
josning Bethel, has been suryeyed-has many val
liable settlers on il who have purchased from I'm
orHY CARTER. Esq. Agent, Of Bethel, part as
high as four dollars per .4cre; which sliews how
great ba gain is now Offered by. the present own
G, as The purchaser UiU hare The bensfi Of those
saies.-For further particulars rs 10 the quantity
sold, &c appi, To tue agent above named. 10 Ep-
WARD Fl. RonBINs. Esq. Boston, or the owner
in New-York. JOHN Is. MUIR RAY.
New-York. May I, 1890. 6v.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09
n. CRAM & co.


FORE STREET, Head Of Long Wharf,
HAVE FOR sALE-JUsT RECEIVED,
% chests and boxes Young Hy I gTD.e
w son, II skin souchong l. Las,
so barrels Ho~ard Street, Baltimore Flour,
2 pipes Cognsc Brandy,
do Hollands Gin,
3 do American Gin,
Is hhds. w and N. 3. Rum,
S do Molasses,
quarter casks Wine,
sierces pure Sperm Oil.
I do fiavauna Honey,
10 casks Nails,
10 do Malaga and Smyrna Raisins,
Boxes Bloom and Muscatel Raisins.
Boxes Pipes, Windsor soap and Birthstone,
s beg, Pepper ard pimento,
do Baga Whic sugsrs.
Boxes Candies, Starch, Chocolate and Glass
go bol,s Russia and avens Duck.
60 doE Hoes, S do shovels ard pades.
Bbls Ginger, Sulphur and Bown Salt,
10 boxes Oranges kegs Of Tobacco,
10 cssk, Powder,
so resms sg.i,ing and Wrapping psser,
SO quintsis FIN
Barrels Musrovadn sugar,
Loaf sugar, Cana Cloves, Nu'mees, Indigo,
Alum, Copperss, Logwood, B,szil'e,tc,
Salt Peire, Shot, Floor Mats, Corn broouas, &c
.3lso-e general assortment Of
Hard md Holt0W Hare.
Nay 2. #
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09
FLOUR.
Joshua ShirIfu'S Estate.

JoS"Uu surrey f|sa""'
NOTICE j. hereby given to the heir. aud csedi-
~ tors Of the e"sie Of JOSHUA SHIRLEY, late
Of Portland, in the county Of Cumberland, Prin
ter, decea'ed, and al Others eoneernsd-That
John PHILIPPE, Administrator Of ,aid ets'e has e1'
hib,ied to me the subscriber, Judge Of the Court
of Probate, within and for said county hi' first &C
count Of naturalization of said sstaie; aud thar
the same will be considered ., Probate Court TO
be held At the probate lffice 10 said Portland, on
the fourth "wednesday Of May ns1'. ~ r'os o.
clock 10 the forenoon; when and where they may
be piessut and shsw cau.e, il any they have why
the same should not be allowed. The notice 80
be published three weeks succesivsIy in the Port
land Gazette.
Given under my hand at Portland this twenty
sil,h day of April in the year Of our Lord elsh
tees hundred ard twenty. SAM. FRELMAN.
A true copy,
Attest, HosArio souTvoArs, Rsgr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09
NOTICE.

TIVE Subscriber having been duly appointed
Il seaer Of Weights and Measures within and for
the town Of Portland, and sworn as The Law dir
reefs, hereby notifies the Inhabitants OF said town
10 bring IN 10 him a, his shop at aoy time between
the second and hr,leth day OF May current, all
their great aud small beams, weights aud meas
ures tina, he may Try prove. spj sea- them agreea-
b,y 10 a law of the state en,itled, - An Ac, for
the due regulation OF weights and measures
NAV 1870 WIS TUkEY.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09

JAMES TODD,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and. The public tina, be has taken . Store, nert
door TO Mr.. FLipuALkr sniTn's, Exchange
Street, for the purpose Of carrying on the
Burnish Gliding Business,
and all hings appertaiuins. He assures the pub
lie tina, every etertion shAk be made 10 give per
feet satisfaction, and tina, all command, ,hali be
faithfully and promptly xecu'ed on the most res
souable terms. Cd LOOKlNG.OLASsEs new
framed to any pattern. Embroidery, Peinsings,
Drawings and Prints, framed, g'ased and enamel.
ied.-Prin,s and Drawings vsrni,hed 90 a. to cis-
peuse With glass, II desired. He has for sale IN
a.,ortment OF PAINTS, viz. Scripture Pieces
Fancy Prints aud FIowers, the Awe are bsauti-
My eoiored, suitable for copying.
J. T-H,s on hand handsome assortment
Of Mahogany Ffamtd
LOOklNG-GLASSES,
which he will sell on the most reasonable ,erms.
IL short time he will have assortment ct Gilt
framed Looking Glasses, Of his own Manufacture,
which will he framed in the style and Of the
best materials, the workmanship Of which, he
will warran, to equal auy offsred for sale.
" B.-.4u kinds 81 eid aeork new Gshed. or re-
paired. IT, April II.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09
Nem Consignments.
ATTW GOD & QUINCY,

ATTW GOD & QUINCY,
No. 1, Union Tiarf, @- Porttqasd.
~ Trunks and cases ERlicoes, Dimities,
Jeans. Csmbricks and Bom@szct,s,
S cases Straw Bonnets.
case Leghorn DO.
9 cases Pins and Needles,
Willsrd's PAten, Timepieces,
case Thermometers,
200 boxes Tin,
50 tons English Iron, assorted,
3 tons shot assorted,
10 Anv ",
l case Thermometers,
80 barrels New York Prime Pork,
Is do. clear Park.
IS do. No 2 NJ kerell,
fhds W. l. Rum,
BagsCofr~e, &c. Ao'h IS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09
INFlTUATION.

The ST. Louis (MIssoutD papers announce,
lha, the news OF The triumph in Congress oil
Slavery over the R'g'rs Of Man, was receiv.
ed lhe'e with " ringing OF bells, firing Of can.
non, and joyful congratulations"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09
[Trans'afion from Spanish papers ]
OFFICIAL ARTICLE.
MADRID. MARCH {

MADRID. MARCH y.
His Majesty, FERDINAND 7ib, by The Grace
OF God, aud by the Constitution Of The Span
ISL Monarchy, King, &c. having determined
TO take the oath to support the Constitution be-
fore a Provisional Junia, until The Cores shall
he assembled, has appointed tie Cardinal
Louis de Bourbon, to be President, Lit. Gen.
Balesieros, Vice President, and the bishop OF
ValIsdoIid, Dons EardizabeI, Valdemoros,
Sancbo, Crespode Ttjada, Tarrius. lgnacio
Pezuela, aud the Count of Toboada, TO be
Members; and who are 10 exercise The pow
ers Of The Cortes, ovsionally, until that body
has assembled. Signed by The King. March
g, 1890, and directed 10 Don Joseph Garcia
de la Tore
MARCH 9.
Yesterday his Majesty issued rcya o,der
directing tie Immediate liberation ot ELL per-
sons imprisoned Tor political eyinious. and
that HE order be Transmitted by eA,res,es.
cApls. MARCH, 81.
An order has Ibis day is.ued ties be el.o.ee
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09
ROYAL LINCOLN,

ROYAL LINCOLN,
Exchange Street, Has just reeeired
Bale damaged India Cotton,
cheap--2 bnles American Sheeting aud shirtings
Cashmere Shawls, 6gased borders; Crepe Sha~ls
blue aud crimson ,wiIIed Bombazetts; black tab
by Velvet; satinetts; Gne white Flanneits /; Al
printed Cambrick Beiticking alaroon Canton
Grapes; white jean I; Factory Checks; zine A
meriean bIeaehed Sheetings; flag, Baudanas and
black silk Handke. chiefs silk Umbrellas; cotton
DO. Russia Diapers figured red Flannel su
perfne Dcvonshire Kersey-6guIed and plain
Muslins Marking Canvas; Cambrick Dim,ty
Men. white wors,ee half Hose figured Csava,s;
Pins, Tapes, Threads buttons and ribbands; mems
aud women's lined Gloves Blue, brown and mix
cd Broaicioths.
A few pieces American blue Broad
cloths, from Butles's Mandatory, OF an excel
lent fabrick.
|. ! uy Bristol Brick, for cleaning Knives.
Portland, Feb. I. 1920. (i)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09
BOWDOlN COLLEGE.

A STATED meeting of 'he Boar ot trustees Of
"A Rowdoin College viii be held at The i.ihra-
.ry, in The chapel building, On Tuesday the six
teen h day Of My neSi, a, eigh. O'Clock IN 'ne
loren, nm. BENZ. ORR Sec'y.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09

Consignment per Messenger.
~ Boxes Souchong TEAS,
6 Hhds. American GIN,
IN STORE,
Chef. Young Hy'ou, Hyfon Skin, and souehonl
TEso,
Pipes Cognae and Narfail'es BRANDY,
Or. Casks Sicily Msdeits, Libon, WINE
and Moup,ain Malaga D'
Boxes mould g. dip't CANDLES, 6, Q 10 TO Id.
Bsgs Calcutta While, boze, refined & lump SUGAR
Bags PPPPER-Boxes blue and white STARCH,
Boxes Baksr'.. and Lspham's No. !, Chocolate,
Pipes Holland and lihds. American GIN,
Hhds. jamaica RUM-Baies Upland COTTON,
Reams BREATHING -Kentiih Csp and Letter
PAPER,
Boxes s 8. and ! by 9, and by 10. Window
GLASS,
Barrels Csound GINGER
Barrels No. l, and. Gear PORK.
FOR SALE At
JERE. GORE, Jun's. Commission Store,
No. 10, LONG WHARF.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09
HEZ. NlNSLOW

MS For SALE III No. ~ Long Wharf
DU-SlA ssd Ravens Duck-Clesn Hemp
III Sonchong and II, on Teas-Cognac Brandy
Hollands Gin--Hssana White Sugsrs-Alex'
andris Supetfne Fna--Cssr Pork-New York
lime dc ssks nj boxes R.i,,ns-Peppef-
Pmeno-boxes Lemons alexandria Cigars
Italian WIRING and Wrapping Pspei-boxes
hncolate. sc. &c. &c.
P,rl nd. Acr,i 25. 1920
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09
PORTRYs
FOR THE GAZETTE.

Mr.. 6. Mr.. S. where is the Rachelor-
Where is the goose-quil that once SO delighted us'
BE he a champion of the green satehel, or
man OF the black gown, sure he has sighted US
Song-1Ir. Hoyrard.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09

cApis. Naaeu 81.
An order has Ibis day is.ued ipi be eLeee
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-09
ON MAY MORN

FOR THE GAZETTE.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-02-08
From the Ohio Monitor.
EVOLUTIONARY PATRIOTS,

REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOTS.
Every moment as they sink to the tomb,
enbalms more fragraniIy in our remem-
hrance, the worth and the deeds of these
heroes. But few Of them remain. Let us
catch their last ACCEPTS. Let us attend ia
their admonitions. Let us inspect their
lives, aud before it be too late. learn from
Them to practise that patience, that forti-
Jude, and that god like bravery, which has
ennobled US Immortality among the nations
Of the earth.
John Rose, native of New Jersey.
now resident Of the eastern part of the
county Of Hamilton, 60. is rising 90 years
o. age; ne was five years in the revoIu
slonary war, during which time he served
,incer generals Douglass. Caldwell and
Wayne and was for considerable De-
ROO attached to the flying camp. He was
al the battle of Monmouth. Springfield.
and at the engagement at Cranes ierrv: h,
was IN twenty-five battles and sk;rm;shas
ana was never disabled by a wound.
AZ Springfield he received three balls
70 ms waIstcoat; at another time one 81
me putt OF his musket his garments bav..
oeen literally shot from bis BODY To uss
ms own expressions, (viz.) @ DURING .hs
nve years was in the war. ! have NO
aouD' 10 saying that half hushel Of hui
.e's nave passed within arms reach Of nv
oody. The companions Of his Glow ~,
ms bravery fell on every side. !, s,, anu
shape ne has braved death: he has e III
MS y, coul''rymen that his tolls aud b.r ~
soPs are more than repaid, in he nsas a
ana happiness he enjoys in the nso ~ p.a.e
q equal laws. Mr.. Rose has rsca s,ses'o''
pension; no land; he asks pons nv no
a farm e. and oy his daily Industry main
tains bis family and increases e. d ,;.l,
wealth. When he enters on ,bs - ''''it,
those eventlul days which tried msa s.01y o.
MS counienance iightens. his ewes go a,; SOUS
and the genius Of liberty seems :, ), austen
him with all her desperate ardour ''p'1e
lie has not gone through All th;s
private soldier, barely; he has Ma .s 81 .
promotion that promotion was g., -" g ms
military rank; his highest promo,; = h's .
bis honest patriotism, bis iuilex;h, .'s q was
ry. These he win carry with him . S !,
tomb' they were worth, millions \, j ~, y
country they will secure our vara = '''s
Let the officious aud noisy patr;o, ''. y
man who has seen little serv;cs 80 s''e
thinks no office or dignity sufficien, e, I y.
reward, pay visit John Rose. Lei y, =
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-02-08
!. Tnou SHAFT nor STEAL"

Stealing, according TO some, is inc o'an'
des,iue uurloipiug OF property from its law.
tul owner, by the shocking, cowafo'y .nis''
and appropriatins il to himself. ms y
no doubt a correct definition, as lar as y
goes; but the design aud scope OF inc c0 =!
mandaent is much more extensive, a''o w
clndes in it all violation OF moral honesty.
Every man, from the highest Haggssssa 's
10 the pettiest clerk, who is guilty OF ex.
tortion, bribery, or breach Of trust VIM
does not well and truly discharge the 'iu''
reposed in him, is guilty Of stealing.
Every man who overreacbes DIS oe's,'
bour. deceiyes him in weight OF measure'
or who sells him an article for what y -
not, is guilty Of stealing. -,
Every man who contracts deo' WV
the intention not TO pay it, and Who ho'a'
ing the property OF others, or ifauaenuy
transfers bis own, with view TO take slie'
Ter behind bankrupt law is guli'y o
stealing.
Every legislative body enacting laws
subyersiye Of the immutabies OF lussice'
holding out enticements TO fraud and per-
Jury, and annulling contracts which cont
but the parties who made them have tpe
power Of doing, is guilty Of stealing.
Lastly, whoever by falsehood or irano.
causes his neighbour TO sustain ioss'
either in his property OF reputation. y
guilty of stealing.
The amount does not alter the nature OF
the offeoce: the principle and the motive
are every thing. The boy who heg'ns by
stealing an apple, has as effectnaliy shook
off be moral restraint, as be who robs or
the largest scale. How diiigent then ought
parents and masters to be, TO teach cil'i
dren ard servants their duty, and 10 eradr-
cate, With the caustic Of Wholesome cor
rection, the FIRST appearance Of this meae
aud detestable vice.
THE LAY PREACHER.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-02-08
Oliver Pierce,
WATgWaMAK@R0

THO doors east Of the Post-O6ice, IN
Water street,
n ETURNS his thanks for the en-
IA enlargement he has received from
the public, and informs them that, in adj
dition to bis GOLD AND SILVER
WORK, Of which he keeps constant
supply, he has silver aud polished steel
SPECTACLES, and SPEC1 AGILE
GLASSES which he fits to old frames,
and repairs them.
Warranted Gold and Silver WATCH.
ES, for sale as above.
All orders thankfully received, and
punctually attended to.
Elisabeth Towa, May !, 1919.
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