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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08

To the Honorable Albion X. Parris, Judge
Of Probate uithin and for he County Of Cum
land.
nANIEL W. TABRR, administrator of the
II enafe Of Jofhua Taoer, late of Portland. in
the county Of Cumberland, Mariner, deseafed,
RESPECTFULLY represeuts, that there 10 no perfcnai
eaa;e of faid deceafed; and that he owed AZ the
time of his decsafe hund,ed eighty one dollars
sod ninety nine cent?. Your petitioner therefore
psAys your honor to grant h.m licenfe to Cell %
much of the real enae OF faid deceafed % will be
iufieisn, TO pay faid debts and incidental chasees.
DANIEL w. TADER
AT a Court of Probate, held at the
Probate Office ia Portland, in faid county. on
the fourth Wednesday Of July, 10 the year Of
cur Lord eighteen hundred aud twenty Upon
the foregoing petition,
ORpEs That the fad adminiflraior give no
,ics TO all persons inte sRed, by eauGrs copy Of
hi' faid petition. and this order thereon, to be
pubiihed three weeks fuec s1ivey 10 the Portland
Csse,,e, printed at faid Portland, chat they may
appear at Probate Court. 10 be held a. the
Probate Office afof eiad, on the fourth Wednefdsy
Of Auguh neat, At ten o'clock 10 the forenoon,
snd ihew csuie IL any they have, why the prayer
Of iaid petitioner thou not be granted.
A. X. PARIS, Judge.
A true copy Of the ,e,irion and order.
Atteh, HORArIO SOUrH0ArR Register.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08
THE CELEBRATED
BALM Of QUITO.
lisa Medicine uneqaaliead by any in the sOrld
jo' the cure Of Coughs, Colds, .asthmas,
Cons.tmptsons. DC.

u
Consumptsoas, DC.
Since this excellent Medicine was first dis.
covered up~ ards oi three bundled ,bous.n
persons have experienced It's hsppY and sslu,a
effects, many oil whom. had been BY Aslhma,ic
and Consump,ise complaints reduced 10 the
brink oil the grave !; ,aeir constitutions were
quite EN- .ciated ana had CAT of Ill hopes OF re.
coyesy, having esed every remedy recommend
ed ~ specifics tor those complaints and had
IN de every application to the faculty that ould
be obtained
! Common colds which are generally occasion.
ed BY obsirueled psrspits,ioo, will be- found t.
YIELD 81, It's influence 10 very shor, lime.
In common coughs, which ate IN geuersl,hs
effect OF cold, i, gives immediate relief, &C NOV.
ing those troublesome irii,stions, Is they are
Called, ,iekiings IN ,he throat, which &C, as
cons,sn, s,,mcias TO coughing and in quieunt
shese convulsse excitement, and ssusiag III.
III eted to breathe And'spesk 4. eeiy. Il induce
rest, aud sleep in an eminent degree and
srens hens the constitution. which enables ii te
sepel al enemy whose attacks are freqUsn,,,
fslioxsl BY he most tassl c Sequences.
Prisons afflicted with Pulmonary cotnplainis
" disorders OF tue breast snc longs, feyen In
the most advanced period OF iife) will ind in
IN dia,e reiiei.
In Asthma, c oe comsumpiive affections, (fe-
cen o caroate) Hoarsrness, Ca,srihs. Wherx-
ces, and shersness OF breath, i. will give imme.
date ess-.
Con, ei,sd Phlegn. Acriuony in the fluids arc
o1s ructioo IN the g,nds, are with esse and
safe, dischsrgedby sen,le expec,ors,ion.
II 10 also much admired in soreness Of tn,
bress, and stomach, giving presens. ease in thos,
c1srf.
UThOss who wish to purchase either Of do
atove Medicines to sell aga'n zviH be suppliel
al vsry liberal discount,
pousAd Esh. 20. (cap1y. Az. 11)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08
ONE CENT REW.4RD.

Dun away from The subscriber on the 10Th inst.
III an Indicated servant girl, by the name of
bHJDA G0RCh--about At years old. She
Was taken from the workhouse in Portland and
boanl to the overseer OF said town.--Ihis is to
forbid all persons ha boring or trusting her on my
account, us shall pay debts OF her Contracting
from this date-anJ whoever will return her to the
subscriber shall receive the absve reward and no
charges paid. JOSEPH PERKINS, Jr.
Hebron, July IT, 1920. ,sset
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08
JvsT asCaIvsb sY
WILLIAM HYDE.

WILLIAM HYDE,
AND sos sAIs AZ MS 3OOKsTORE, No 8,
Mussssy's Ron, Mtddie.Streei,
Avs OF the United ststes new edition,
~ Blacks Chancesy, Msddoek's do.
Equity Draitsmap, pige'ows Digest,
Dickinson Justice, American Digest,
Buslamsquis na.ura, aud polite Law,
Couves,st'ous on Natural Philosophy BY irlhor Of
Conversations on Chsmisry,
De Pfasts' Europe ,inee the Cougress of Ala Ia
Cbspelle,
HeaIys Chemistry, Eo6slds Philosophy,
whs plsy's eompsnd Of History with que,;ions,
Butes sketches of general history,
bu'sr's compesd Of do
Crabbe's synonomes, Waite Scripture Histcry,
My Friends Family, Family MsD,ion,
The Mouasiery, The Cottage Of CleSbssna,
Life Of buchanan, do OF Obookiah,
Diblss, 1estaments, Pain books Of difs reut kinda
The various kinds of school aud Css,ica! books
u.ed 10 this stsle.
CHILDRENS BOOKS
10 great variety, among which are he following
Victims Of PieHu,e--Lit.e Henry and his bear
En- The Cottage G,ri--shephesd and hn flock
Infant Peescber-- Original Hymus--Rewsrds fos
Boys-Do. for Girs--Aunt Mary's Taies---Ihe
Soobsr's Dsugh,er-Ca,harinsH aidsss-- Frantii
.rimrr- Evangelical Primer Ca,eeh;lm of Com
mon Thiogs-Cu'iver's Trsvsls bsrhsa d's Les
sons--io7 kinds cheap religious Tracts--McD,w-
els Quetlion'--Cummipgs's do.--New Teilsmen,
Stores, SC. &C.
Also. BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS, of all kinds
-Bsa Qu,ls-Paper-Ink Powder aod lnk-Paint
Bonss do Misunderstanding, Embossed, Ivory.
Gold, Coiored, Morocco, and Rice Paper; TO-
gethsr with complete aisortmeut of BOOKS and
STATIONARY, on The mon reaionabe terms, for
cath or approved credit.
June 2slh. 6w
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08
FOR SALE.


THE subscriber offers for sale paltof
bis establishment at Iassn Oia Town,
c'nniy Of Pen bsco', consisting oftwo DOUBLE
SAW MILLS, slmost new and in comple or.
der, with new End durable dam. built by the
most experienced wol kmer.
Two hundred acres of LAND, adjoiIl.
ing the same two Stores two Dweiiog
Houses; several srasn buildings . Blacksm,th's
Shop with good set of Tools he will sell any
pact OF the above 10 suit purchasers from ore
two three quarters. Sid Mills sie situated on
the Main Penobsco, River, ard always have
constant supply Of water, and Logs. and ere
nine miles from the tide water, twelve miles
from ,he fast growing village Of Bangor, Z
place of increasing trade. All the lumber cut
q, said mills is r.fted 1t the mills in RATS, from
ten to thirty Thousand. and sent to Bangor with
GU, difficulty, where they shipped to any
narkes-For terms apply to JOS. Pory, MeF'
CHAT, POI tlsnd. or the subscriber on the pre-
misses. JACKSON DAVIS.
orcnr, Jan. ~. 1890, Il
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08
HENRY BUTMAN.

HENRY BUTMAN.
NO. z, JlLRCHAFIS' ROW.
HAS RECEIVED Fresh SUPPLY OF
Medicines, Points and Dye Stsfs,
AMONG WHICH ARE--
j , tons LOGWooD,
10 DO. FUSTIC,
100 bbls. ground CAMWOOD
hid. ALUM,
do. Blue vITRIOL.
do. Dutch MADDER,
6 do. COPPERAS,~.
tons NICARAGUA,
3 do. RRAZILLETTO.
case Bengal INDIGO,
Dbl. Crude TARrER,
IL groce Pfess PAPERS.
Cloihiers' Copper KETTLES,
do. JACKS.
TENTER HOOKS, vERDIGRIsE.
NUTGALLS, SCREWS, and Press
PLATES. CIV July Is
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08
III Private Sale,

ut PrIUGte SQte,
q
4 good new Chaises and Harnesses
A TWO aory Iioufe we'll koiihed, large LOT Of
Land, good well of vaier, ouI hcufes, s'c cen
traily aud plesfantiy Giuated IN fortland.-The
above will be soid on . literal credit,
Also,
400 Reams Printing Paper,
700 boxes b. own soap,
20 Chefs Y. Hyfoo aud Souehong Tea,
Bales Cotton, hhds Rum, C.k Wine,
A quantity Of HngIiih round and far Bar Iron,
A large invoice Of Iron HOLLOW 3 ARE
conGil'ns of Cauldrons, Kettles, fois, Bakepsus
Spiders, stil'ets, Fire dogs, Baions, Morars and
Peftles, &c. at The AIatufaetuter's prices.
Purchasers are invited to call on ATWOOD &
QUINCY, Azure. who pay pren,iu for Port
land and Boston Bi'ls
Out Of town Money esehscsed at . fair rate,
Bills of Exchange and Draft, bought, cold and col
lecf ed. No. |, Uaios Wbsy(.
Portland, Juy llth 1920. OFF,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-20

payment ofhe debt. Bntthe discussion was
premature, inasmuch as they had moi yet
the report of the commissioners OF the sink
ing fund, &c.
Mr.. Johnson madcs some additional remarks
in reply to Mr.. Strother, and 10 enforce and
sustain the opinions he had previously az
vanced protesting against appealing TO any
branch or department of the government,
either executive or judicial. to expound the
policy of the house or the principles OF the
constitution and against setting precedent
which Gas precedents were often urged here)
would lead to an erroneous and pernclous
practice. &c.
Mr.. Smith of Md. concuTred in opinion
fully with Mr.. j. and had years ago opposed
the same course. when it would be at
tempted to get measures through by the
weight ofexecutive opinion W HIGH might not
otherwise have prevailed He never want
ed from The executive Offices any thing but
facts--with these, the house could judge tor
itself of the policy of any measure. BY re-
commencing the application Of the sinking
fund to the exjgencies OF the gosernment MIR.
S. said he did no moral wrong to any ONE
the stock was not yet redeemable, and as its
high price prevented its purchase by the
commissioners Of the sinking fund, it was
better to use the money than suffer it 10 lie
idle in the bank Of the Z. S. and borrow mo-
ney Tor present purposes. 1t was time e.
nough to borrow when the nation was desti-
tute. But was it proper--would any man
in his own affairs so act---to borrow while
he has money unemployed ? &c.
The question was then taken on agreeing
to the resolution, and inegatived, without
division and
The house adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

The House was occupied until past O.
clock to-day, in receiving and referring pc
titions.
Mr.. Rhea, from the committee of Pensions
and Revolutionary Claims, made an unfavo-
rable report on the petition of James Price !;
which was read and concurred in.
Mr.. Smitt, of Nd. from the committee Of
Ways and Means. made an unfaycrahle re-
port on the petition Of Jacob Dayy /; which
was read and concurred in.
MIR. Williams, OF n. c. from the commit
Tee of Claims, made unfayorable reports on
the petitions OF John Sturdevant, Joshua Pa
trick, Frederick Falley, Morton and John
son, Elizabeth Goodrich and Enoch Turner
John Crutcher and Thomas Rawlings, Samu-
ell @. Richardson and John Haley, of John
Gallagher and others, on behalf OF certain
Shakers of Indiana. and OF Hoel Lawrence :;
which were, on motion of Mr.. w. all order
ed lie on the table, except that on the re-
tition Of HI. Lawrence, which was, on motion
of Mr.. Ford, committed TO committee of
the whole house, and ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Sergeant, from the committee on the
Judiciary, made uniayorable reports or the
petitions of Isaac Hodgson and of Benjamin
Hardy which were severally read and con-
Cured in.
Mr.. S. from the same committee, reported
bill authorising a subscription to digest
of the laws of the United STATES, proposed
TO be published by James Maxwell which
was twice read and committed
NJ. Storrs, from the committee on Roads
and Canals, made an untavorabie report en-
the petition of John Good which was read
and committed to committee OF the whole
house.
The Speaker laid before the house COM
munication from the War Department, exbi-
biting statement of the contracts entered
into by that department. during the last year,
rendered in compliance with the provision
Of existing laws.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-20
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
IN SENATE.
, M0ndag. January /

~ y
Mr.. johnson, of Louisiana, gave notice
that he should, on tomorrow, ask leave to
introduce bill by the title of !" bill for the
adjustment of land claims in the state OF
Louisiana, g. territories of Missouri and Ar
kansaw"
Mr.. Thomas, of Illinois, gave notice, that
he should. on tomorrow, ask leave to intro
duce bin by the title of A bill to prohibit
the introduction of Slavery into the terrific
ries of the United States North and West OF
the contemplated State of Missouri"
The Senate then resumed the considera-
ton of the admission of the State of Maine
into the Union, as proposed to be amended
by the annexationof Missouri. And the said
proposed amendment being under considera-
ton.
Mr. Edwards offered an amendment, hav-
ing in view the principle of compromise (hy
exclusion of slavery from the other terrific
RES Of the Uuited States but subsequently
withdrew it, to give an opportunity for The
following motion
Mr.. Roberts moved to add TO the amend
men: (wheIeby Missouri is proposed to be
admitted to form Constituton) the follow
ing proyiso
Provided, that the further Introduction
into said state of persons to be held to slave
ry, or Involuntary servitude, within the same
shall be absolutely and irrevocably prohibit
ted"
This motion was supported, at length, by
Mr. Roberts, opposed by Mr.. Elliott. and
supported by Mr., Morrill,.
And then the Senate adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-20

A letter of Nov. 90, from the Council
Bluffs, states the troops were all we'll The
thermometer, Nov. l6, was at "a degrees.
II viii be pleasing TO those who have friends
there, to learn, that there is now regular
communication to this place, and the Mis-
souri, cantonment an express is sent once
month TO carry and bring letters from the
Po.t-ofice al Caraton direct to that Office via
ST. Louisa lNeo- York paper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-20

AT an annual election for President and
Directors of the Fauquier and Alexandra
Turnpike Company, at Centreville, on Mon
day the 18th inst. the following gentlemen
were reelected, viz.
James H. Hooe. President.
George Chapman,
Rich. B. Buckner, Directors
David Ross,
VIM. II. Brown,
Jacob Morgan, Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-20

From the Matt nat Mteltigencer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-20

THURSDAY, JANUARY 90, 1890
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-01-08
THE MISSOURI QUESTION.
Mr.. Kings Stretches.

Mr.. Kings Steeches.
Che substance of two speeches on the
Missouri Bill--delivered by Mr.. King,
in the senate of the United States,
during their last session.
Concluded from our last
If congress possess the power to ex-
elude slavery from Missouri, it still re-
-nains to be shown that they ought to do
so. The examination of this branch OF
Che subject, for obvious reasons, is at
tended with peculiar difficulty, and can
not be made without passing over argu-
ments which to some of us might
appear to be decisive, but the use of
which, in this place, would call up feel
ings, the influence of which would dis
turb, if not defeat, the impartial consid-
Grafton Of the subject.
Slavery unhappily exists within the
United States. Enlightened men in the
states where it is permitted, and every
where out of them, regret its existence
among us, and seek for the meaDs of
limiting and of mitigating it. The first
introduction of slaves is not imputable
TO the present generation, nor even to
their ancestors. Before the year l642,
the trade and ports of the colonies were
open to foreigners equally as those of
the mother country, and as early as 1920,
a few years only after the planting Of the
colony of Virginia, and the same year in
which the first settlement was made in
the old colony of Plymouth, cargo of
negroes was brought into, and sold as
slaves in Virginia by a foreign ship
From this beginning the importation of
eSttb'a History of Virginia, !
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-01-08
NOVICE.

1--WE public are cautioned against co''ntc-
Il nancing or harboring black boy by TIN:
name Of HENRY HICKS, he having been. GA
the 18th inst. discharged from my employ for
conduct highly offensive. The object of this
notice is to warn the public from trusting him
under the belief that he may be in my employ.
under which prctencc he has been in the habit
OF obtaining credit at Edwarisyille and else
where.
RIP. ALLEN.
.lhldis@s County, S0th .n.p 1a19-3t2a
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-01-08
Notice.

WE hereby forbid all persons from cutt,ry,,.
W or carrying away, any timber from of
or Lots in the Town Of Eawmdsyle, with.
out permission, at the peril ofthe law.
4. w. sMl1'H,
WILLIAM l.. MAY.
JOHN TODD.
NINIAN EDWARDS,
BEN. STEPHENSON
[d'enrds71Re, December ?. l8.9.---h4H
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-02-01
From the baltimore Patriot.

In Congress Hall is placed copy of
Col. Bins celebrated engraving of the
Declaration Of Independence. The frame
attracts peculiar notice from the circnm.
stance Of its having two large Owls upon
it. by way, as is supposed, Of ornament. -
rhe other day, letter writer remarks,
Mr.. Randolph was observing with a sigui-
ficant look. the massy marble columns and
the general splendor Of the room, when a
member asked him what expedient could
be hit upon to relieve the Treasury =
6 What" replied MIR. Randolph, pointing
to the room ard the picture sell your
,vtOle establishment, and send your ovls to
their native forest"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-02-01
FIRE AT SAVANNAH.

From the Savannah Republican January a.
Having suffered with others in the late
calamity, we have made haste TO collect
the remains Of our printing materials, and
now present to the public the circumstan-
ces which accompanied this event. io
the whole course Of our editorIa! career
we have frequently bad to record matters
ofdeep Importance, Of various nature; but
never, no never before has it fallen to our
lotto give to the world an account oil SO
distressing complexion.
Ga Tuesday the 18th inst. this city ex-
hibited scene Of desolation and distress
probably more calamitcus than any pre-
viously experienced in America.
Between one and two o'clock IN Inc
morning, livery stable, belonging to
Mr.. Boon, on trus, lot of the estate o.
Isaac Fell, in Baptist church square, wa
discovered TO be on fire. The citizens
and different engine companies. together
with the officers and crews Of the vessels
in the harbor were soon convened, nu1
unfortunately, 90 immediate and DECISIVE
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-02-01

houses burnt, and great deal Of furniture
stole, broke and destroyed by removing.
10 fact never saw the inhabitants 10 such
an alarm; for, if the wind had shifted to
the N. w. instead Of the S. the destruction
Of property would have been much greater.
Men, women, and children are running in
every direction with furniture on their
backs. II is impossible at present to state
the amount OF property lost. '--Gas.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-02-01
From. the Baltimore Morning Chronicle.

Spontaneous Combustion. my mills.
there was an iron kettle used for holding
ashes-it had remained with ashes in from
the 9Th mo. to the 9th mo. at which time
flaxseed oil was by accident spilled into
the ashes; in about "a hours the ashes was
found to be on fire, and wishing to have it
fully ascertained, whether il was the oil
which occasioned the ashes to take fire,
filled kettle of cold dry ashes, in which
poured pint of flaxseed oil, and 10 "a
hours examined it, and found that as far
as the oil had penetrated, the ashes were III
state of combustion, and on applying
some shavings and chips Of wood, it i'm
mediately caused them to blaze.
From an apprehension that many bull
dings have been consumed by fires from
the foregoing cause, have been induced
to give publicity TO the fact
JOSEPH ATKINSON.
Eiic0tt's PetdpSco Mills,
mo. 22d, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-02-01
LtsUUtt > 7 6tupSUU W
] mo. 22d, 1920.

Extract Of letter from a gentleman in
Petersburg, pa. dated January %.
!" Last evening the inhabitants were
very much alarmed by fire on the north
side ofthe town, called Old street. The
fire commenced about O'clock, 10 sta
BILE in the rear of a number of brick bull
dings. There were upwards Of sixteen
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-02-01

Fire.-A fire occurred 10 Boston on the
morning of the 26th ult. III which the
Printing. Office Of Messrs. TRUE & WEs-
TON. publishers Of the Boston Yankee and
Christian Watcbman, with their Books of
Accounts, and upwards of 500 worth Of
paper were consumed.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-02-01
DIED.

DIED,
On FRIDAY night last, very suddenly, son Of
Mr. Jesse Roberts, aged9.
Also, on sunday, the wife of Mr.. JoHN o. Ma
GRE
In Charleston,on the 9th inst, Mrs STARR BAR
RErT, aged 100 years.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-02-01
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. DR. Nc
Dowell Mr. ISAAC HISDs to Miss MARTHA WooD-
RUFF. all of this place
Also, on Sunday morning, by the same, Mr..
JAMES Dawes of Newark, to Miss ABIGAIL w.
MooRE of this town.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-02-01
DENOMINATION WANTED.

DR.. Thomas SMITH Rousseau BRows,
lately died in the state of North Carolina.
He is supposed to have relatives living in
the state Of New-Jersey. If any such
exist, they may hear Of something to their
advantage by applying at the office of the
Trenton Federalist.
The printers of newspapers 10 this state,
aud those in Philadelphia and New. Y ork.
may render an act of kindness to the rela
tives of the deceased, by publishing this
notice.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-02-01

A LIST of the Candidates, nominated to
supply the vacancy in the representa-
tion Of the state Of New-Jersey, 10 the
House of Representatives of the 10th
Congress Of the United States, occa-
stoned by the resignation Of JOHN Con-
DIT, Esquire, viz.
Isaac Andruss,
James w. Burnett,
Adam Boyd,
George Cassidy,
John Cassidy,
Lewis Condict,
Silas Condit,
John Dickinson,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-02-01
TI2 @AA@TpRo
ELIZABETH-TOWJN.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 1920.

Electiom.-A general election will be
held 10 this state to-day aud tomorrow, to
fill the vacancy 10 the representation Of
this State in Congress.