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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-01
DIED,


In Fayette, { N. Y on the Sd ut. Mr. JAmKs
WOODRUFF, aged AZ years. Previous to his death,
he informed bis friends that an angel had appeared
TO him and told him that he must drink, and con-
tinue to drink, as to reingih beastly drunk for
nine days and nights withent eating and il he sur
sssed that length Of time that he s.:s...a be
saved. He accordingly furnished himself with a
barrel OF whiskey, of which he partook more than
one gallon per day. for the limited number oftays
and then expired, being too weak and debiIitafed
to take any nourishment. He had been 10 the
habit OF drinking to excess for number of wears.
ne has left vile and a number of small cilildrens
fortunately in good circumstances.
In Plymouth, Chenaugo county, IN. Y. \ on the
Cd ut Mr.. JoHs NASH. While hoeine in the
field, he felt something sting bis foot, and looking
down observed small spider running off it. He
continued working that day and part Of the follow
ing, the pain of the wound Increasing ; and red
streaks reached as high as the knee, IN which were
hard bunehes OF a purple east The gangrene had
already taken place. A ply stefan was sent for.
and Mr.. Nash was bied, which threw the poison
over the whole system, and he survived only few
miuutes.
In Salisbury township, Chester county, (Pa. J on
Friday the 2lst uIt Mr. JoHS TREtILlS. aeed
about so years. The death of the deceased vas
sudden and singular La August last he was stlne
BY bee on The head in the course Of an hour
after he received the wound, he complained Of be-
ing unweli, and wss immediately seized with 4,
Of apoplexy; but by the assistance of medical aid
was restored to health again. On the day of his
| death he went out fishing, with his hook and line,
in his usual good health; after his return home 10
the evening, he went to an apple tree to gather
some apples while there he received wound on
the head from bee. He Immediately became
alarmed. and told his wife he hoped it would no,
have the effect on him THAT il had before but
| alas, he soon began TO complain of feeling very
unweti-sat down on his bed, asked has wife TO give
him some water; he then lay down on ne BED,
| and in less thsn five minutes wasa corpse.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.
ESSEX PLEAS.
JAMEs Ross, Jun.

AAES ltOcot tuue
Us.
JosEPH ScoTT and others, Fl. Fa.
heirs of EPHRAiM VII
LIAMs, deceased.
ID Z virtue Of the above stated writ Of
4 p feri facias. to me directed and de-
iivered, have levied on the DwelIing-
House and Farm wherein Phebe. Williams
lives, situate in the township OF WestlieId,
containing sixty FIVE acres Of Land, be the
same more or less, bounded by lands Of
John Denman, William Baker. John
Tooker, Elijah Crane and the road, which
| shall expose 10 sale at Public Vendue, at
The house Of Phebe Williams, in the town.
ship of Westfeld, on the swenty-fourth
day of July next, between the hours of
twelve and FIVE, p. NJ.
JOS. Il. BALDWIN.
Sheriff Of the county of Esser.
May 18th, 1920.
The sale of the above described proper
ty is adjourned to the twenty third day
of August next, at the same place and
hour as above.
JOSEPH L. BALDWIN, Sheriff.
July 24th, 1920,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-01
From the National Advocate.

@Au for ioUe. "A Mr.. Perodi, ia Bos,
ton, put an end to his existence by stab.
bling himself. We learn the followina
particulars Of his case, which, however
romantic, we have some reason to believe
are true:-Mr. Perodi was an Italian by
birth, and about SO years old. His per.
sou was by no means attractive, yet bis
manners and address were prepossessing
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-01
From the BeIIefonte Patriot.

Dauid Lesuis is no more.--Died, 90
Wednesday evening last, 10 the Jail of this
county, the noted David Lewis, 10 the
3oth year Of his age. A jury Of inquest
was held on bis body, who found averdict
similar TO the one held on the body Of
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-01
From the Richmond Compiler
GREAT BRITAIN AND THE UNITED STATE


A Contrast.
A correspondent observes, that from an
article in the last Enquirer, taken from a
London paper, it is computed that the
expense Of the approaching coronation Of
his Britannia Majesty GEORGE the WITH,
will erceed eight hundred thousand pounds
sterling. This at 81 AZ cents the pound
sterling, amounts to the sum of three mil
lion fus hundred and jffty-t,vo thousand
dollars, Of the currency of the United
States.
This sum would pay the salaries Of the
President Of the United States for sue
cession Of ONE HUNDRED AND FoRTY-Two
YEARS, and leave balance of two thou.
sand dollars remaining.
Viuat Republica.
AMERIcANUs.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-01
Blank Bonds

Ev0R Sheriffs and ConstabIes under
the new Insolvent Law. calculated
for apy part Of the State, for sale at this
office.
July IL, 1920
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-01
RALElGH, N. C. July 81.


The notorious Anthony Metcalf is now
confined in Person county jail. tits hoped
some of the friends Of the numerous women
he has married, (to say nothing Of his 9TH
en- offences, will come forward and prose.
cute him with effect. AS far as the histo-
~ of bis life is known, he was raised 10
Portsmouth, Va; when quite young was
sentenced to years. imprisonment in the
penitensiary, for stealingsa pocket-book ;
married woman in Hartford county, an
other in Wilmington, another 10 Lincoln,
another in Pitt, all in this state, and how
many others are not known but if his
own confession (made when confined in our
iaiI) is to be believed, he had married Ia
wives in 1918, and we have heard Of one
since. His age does not exceed 80 or 35.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Nd Y virtue OF the above stated writs Of
I'D ieri facias, TO me directed aud de-
iivered. | have levied gu the Dwelling
House and Farm whereof the defendant
lives, containing two hundred and seventy
five acres of Land, be the same more or
less, situate in the township Of Union,
bounded by lands of Noah Clark, Aaron
Faitout, Benjamin Scadder, Clark Town.
ley, Railway river aud the road. Also,
levied on two Horses, two Wagons, one
pair of Oxen, one Cow, Feather Beds,
Bedsteads, Sitting Chairs, one Secretary,
one Looking. Glass, Kitchen Furniture,
&c.-which shall expose to sale at pub
lie vendue, at the house OF Lewis Rivers
.innkeeper 10 Elizabeth-Town. on The
twenty ninth day Of August next, between
the hours OF twelve and five, P. Nj.
JOS. r. BALDWIN,
Sheriff Of The eOanty Of Esser.
June 26Ih, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-01
HARTroRp. Conn. July 25.

Dsspicable Villainy.-On the morning
Of tine 18th inst. it was discovered by Mr..
Hezekiah Case, of SimsbuTy, that about
two and half acres Of corn owned by
him, which had attained the height Of
nearly five feet, had been entirely no,ped
dorun during the night previous. The
villain who committed this act, while
crossing lots on his way home, had cut of
with his scythe the tops Of stalks which
happened 10 his passage. And by this
means he was Immediately traced out and
detected. He confessed his guilt, and is
now under bonds to answer damages.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-01
NEw- York, July %.

NEW DIRK. July 70.
Useful importation. James Ed.
gar, who arrived here in the ship Martha,
SketchIey, from Liverpool, brought Out
with him an English Cow, with her Calf
bull, about twelve weeks old, which was
considered both 10 Yorkshire and Lanca.
shire, as the finest animal Of the kind ever
exhibited within the remembrance Of the
best judges, many of whom expressed their
regret that he should be allowed TO leave
the country. He is actually the great.
grandson of the celebrated Durham bull
Comet, which was sold for 1000 guiueas.
The calf has excited great admiration
here, aud is undoubtedly an importan
acquisition to the country. Mr.. Edgar
has also brought by the same ship, sundry
agricultural implements, among which are
a Kibling Mill, and an improved Straw
and Turnip Cutter.
Extract Of letter from a gentleman a
CanandaiguG, dated July 20.
The crops in this county never prom
ised more abundance, but there is NJ
market for our wheat. The last year,
growth is mostly in the granary Of the
farmers. What can be done with In,
new? Wheat of last year is a drug at sc
cents-sells for cash at less. Corn fold
25 cents Butter cents"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-01

BosToN, July 81.
From Valparaiso.-Ship Charles, Cof-
fin, from the Pacific ocean, has arrived at
New-Bedford. BY her, letters have been
received from Valparaiso TO the 9TH
April, at which time the Chilian squadron
were all in port. A license trade had
been opened With Peru, aud number OF
vessels had sailed with wheat aud other
articles for Lima.
A plot to assassinate the Supreme Di-
rector Of Chill, and to place the iamily Of
Carrera at the head Of government, had
been discovered.
Business was dulI--saIes we're made ID
government paper, which was al a discount
of 80 per cent.
The ships Packet and Flying. Fish, Of
Boston, and brig Viper, Of Providence,
had sailed for Canton, and we're expected
to return to Valparaiso. C. Ell. Books.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-01

Recipe for making gallons Of Beer.
Take gallon Of common ale, ! quart OF
molasses, aud enough of water to make
up the quantity. Stir them well together
and lei ii stand one day in The sun, stopped
tight. Put 10 essences if you please.
Beer thus made is pleasant aud wholesome
aud docs not operate Oh the bowels, nor
create headache.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
A List of. Letters
Remaining in The Post O flee in Elisabttls
TorDH, Sept. 80, 1920.
MRS. ANDERSON.

a. M RS. ANDERSON.
b. Looe Baker fI2.) ElIah Booth,
Matthias Brown, Jacob Bowers, Mrs. Re-
becca Baldwin, Henry Beanet, Henry
Bristol, William Brown, David Ball, l.
saac Bird, John Briton. Leman Baruun.
C.. MIR. Craven, Ly man Crofut q, Jo-
lseph Cosseu, James l.. Crane, Capt. l..
CasgeiI, JenDe. S. Crane, Ephraim Clark,
Rev. James Cumiskeis f.
ID. Joseph Davis, Ebenezer Daniels.
E. Joseph Evans, Rebecca Edwards,
| [ ihoIuas EEgaTi, Jacob EekeTson.
F. Felix Fontenelie, John McFarIin.
g. Robert Grant, Daniel GODDARD, VIII
liam Grummon.
H. Meryi0 Hale, Cornelius Hanes,
James Higgins, Henry Hilburn, Eliza
beth Hull, Luther B. Hendricks, Caleb
| ). Halsted David Hand, Neri Hosfofd,
Ebenezer Hanehet, Jacob Hansen.
J. james Jones, Miss AHgs!;ae JJesaPP,
Mary jenkins. The New-Jersey Journal.
X. Peter C. Konkle.
Z. Samuel Lyon, Miss Sally Ann Ly-
on, Miss Mary Lyon, Mrs. Joanna Lyon,
James B. Lane, Timothy LOOMS.
N. Elias Morehouse, Moses Meeker,
John B. Meeker. Miss Phebe Meeker,
Lyons Farms, Thomas McGeagh, Joseph
Moore, Abner Meeker, Aaron B. Meeker,
Samuel K. Miller, j. Nj. Manners (2,)
Miss Mary Meeker, James Nc CelegaD,
Phebe Morela1d, Mrs. Manfriey.
n Ezak;oI Ordan .s'.
p. Mrs. Cathariue Price! William Par
sci, Elihu PieIsoD, Capt. lothian Potter,
Connecticut Farms.
r. John P. Ryerson a. George Ross,
John Robb.
S. William Seaden, Abraham Smith,
Joseph Sayre, Thomas Scott, Johb Stiles,
Thomas Seery, Haisey g. Sites, Thomas
Snowden, Daniel Sayre, Abiather Stock
man, George Smith.
4. Robert Troup. Nathaniel Thomp-
son, Mrs. Jane Tooker.
Y. William Yanderpool, Stephen Vail.
W. William d. Woodruff, Oriands
Wadhams, Daniel Willis (2.) Jerediah
Williams, Connecticut Farms, Ebenezer
L. Williams, Marshal Warren, james w
Wade, Connecticat Farms. Anthony Watts,
Hugh Webster, Miss Margaret F. Wat
kins.
JAMES CHAPMAN. Pm.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03

Soldiers 49, One will unite us. Let us
march to the salvation Of our country.
There are no wrongs that the Portuguese
have not borne. Every patience is tried.
The Portuguese, without safety in their
persons and property demand our help.
They ask for liberty regulated by the law.
You yourselves, the victims Of the CON-
mon evils, have lost the consideration
your courage and your virtues meriled.
A reform is necessary; but this reform
must be guided by reason and justice. not
by RIGHTEOUSNESS. Give your helping
hand TO order. Oppose tumultuous meet
ings. Smother anarchy. Let us create
a provisional government, in which we
may place confidence. 1t will call the
Cortes together, who will be the organ Of
the natiou-~they will prepare constitu-
tion that win assure our. rights. Our
King and Lord Don John vi. being good
and benign, and lover Of his people, who
idoiize him, will bless our labours. Long
live our good King-Long live the Cortes,
and through them the Constitution.
Head Quarters, Porto, oath Aug. 1920.
Signed as above.
ST.. UBEs, Sept. 2.
. The latest news from Lisbon. mentions.
that Government are treating with the
patriotic army, and will call the Cortes
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03

Wells walked round him and exalted in
having done The work for the id
rascal" as he called him. Capt. P. was
then supported back to the house, where
ne expired ia less than five minutes. His
last words TO his friends, when they got TO
him, were, II am murdered. but j die
Innocently. Take me back 10 The house.
aud let me die in peace Which being
done, he breathed out his soul 10 praises
10 tilat God to whose service be had de-
voted the latter part OF his life.
II seems from the arms which Wells
brought with bin; from his communities
lions TO Capt. P. after the murder; from
his Boosting exultation 10 the yard Of
Capt. p. after the murder, and from his
public threats against Mrs. p. aud family,
that his design was to assassinate the
whole family, or at least the heads of it.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
AMERICAN NAVY.

A writer in the National InteIligencer
nader the signature of Cadmus, who states
that he has had access to the most authen.
tic official documents, has made reply
to statements which appeared 10 the Geor.
gian OF Savannah, aud the Literary Cadet
zoi Ohio. on the subject Of our Navy, for
the purpose Of putting these Journals
right on that subject. The Georgian had
stated that our Navy, when all the vessels
authorized by law are built, would con.
sist Of Ia ships Of the line, % frigates, IS
ships Of from Al 10 80 guns, 8 briggs and
Id schooners, besides gun-beats, bsrges
and gallies; that the expense of ship Of
the line in the service for one year would
be S202,ll0, and of frigate Si3A2l0,
exclusive Of repairs. The expense otihis
Navy, the Literary Cadet estimated at
eight millions per annum. Cadmus states
that when all the vessels are built which
Congress has authorised, our navy will
consist OF Twelve ships Of the line, four.
teen Al gun frigates, three SO gun frisates,
six sloops Of war, two brigs, 10 schooners,
six gun-boats, four gallies; four steam
batteries and one block and one receiving
ship. That the expense Of "A. includ-
ing repairs, will only amount to $780,
500 81, aud A gun frigate 1895 SO +;
SO gun frigate il0,557 49,; sloop
$4,000 AZ; brig 39,774 81; schooner
Of larger size 23,350 of small size | 6,452
a gun boat or galley 6,243; steam bat
terry $4,000 Al; block ship 39.774 81 F.;
aud receiving ship 4,a4G SO. This
statement shows the annual cost of each
description Of vessels ia our Navy, by
which it will be seen that when all the
vessels are built now authorised, and are
all in full commission, that the annual
expense will amount to five millions, four
hundred and six thousand, nine hundred
dollars and eighty eight cents. 70 man
the above vessels !; wotsid require, Id
GLIDING officers, seamen, marines aud
boys, 22,670 persons. 10 the above state
ineut the vessels Oh the lakes are not emu
merated, as they are not considered part
of the regular Navy. besides, says the
writer, being constructed of very infe
rior green materials, they are really not
worth even the trifling expense the nation
is now subject 10 on thsir account
Bost. Gag.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
From the Boston Centinel of September So
REVOLUTION IN PORTUGAL.


Capt. Jones. Of the brig jones, from ST.
Ubes, informs, that there was revolution
in Portugal, and handed us the following
Proclamslions of the Patriots -
PRocLAMATroNs.
Soldiers Our sufferings are ended
Our Country in chains; your considera-
ton lost: our sacrifices rendered OF no
avail: the Portuguese soldier reduced to
beg alms.--Solders, this is the time! Let
us fly TO the salvation Of our country, and
to our own salvation! Fellow Soldiers
come aIoug with us-Let as Fly with our
brothers 10 arms to organize Provisional
Government, who will call the Cortes to
make constitution, the want OF which has
been the origin Of all the evils that Cypress
us. 1t is needless TO particularize them.
because they are ieit by each one of you.
1t is in the name and preserving Of our
august sovereign lord ID. John 9th, that
we are 10 be governed. Our Holy Reli-
gion will be preserved. As our efforts
are pure and virluous. SO God will bless
our effofts. The soldiers who composed
the brave Portuguese Army, will run TO
embrace our cause, because it is also
theirs. 0 Soldiers, power is ours, we
therefore must not allow lumnltuoas meet
ings--if our country is Indebted TO us for
her salvation. the nation must also be in
debtedto us for her safety and tranquility.
Coniide 10 chief who never showed the
way, but to honor. Soldiers you must
not judge the greatness Of our cause by
the simplicity Of our language; wise men
will one day record this deed, greater than
thousand victories. I.etus sauctity this
day-benceforth let the cry be from the
bottom Of our hearts, Long live the King
Don John 6,h--Long live the Army
Long live the Cortes, aud by them the
National Constitution.
(Signed,) The Chevalier Sebastiao
Drago Valente de Brito Cabrura, Colonel
Of the 4th Reg. Of Artillery. Bernardo
Correra-de Castro Sepulveda, Col. 18th
Reg.--Domingos Antonio Gil Figueiredo
Sarmento, 1t. Col. 9th Reg. --Sodo Pc
rura de Silva Leito, 1t. Col. OF Police
Reg.--Jozi de Souza Pimentel de Faria
Major Com. Porto MiIitia--Joze Pedro
Cardozo. Silva, Major Com. Mara Militia
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
STEAM BOAT FARE RE-
DUC.ED.

"HE Steamboat ATALANTA will
Il hereafter run for the moderate price
of three shillinss per. passenger, the ar
rsngemeut to take place on Wednesday
the 9th instant.
Sept. 25th, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
State Bank at Elizabeth.

A N Election for thirteen Directors Of
IN this Bauk will be held at the Bauk-
ing-house, 90 TUESDAY the 18th Of Octo.
Der nest. The poll will open at 10 O'Clock,
A. M. aud close at 3 O'Clock, p. NJ.
BIZ order OF The Beard Of Directors,
JAMES CRANE, Cashier.
Eliz- Town, Sept 81, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03

The British frigate Spartan anchored
in Hampton Roads on the 20lIl uli. having
90 board the Hon. Stratlord Canning,
minister from the court Of ST. James 10
The United States.
g Can a mother forget her sucking child 2
yea, they CAN .tOrgaf'
A few lights since, man whose face
was concealed with veil, called up a
widow lady who lives in the south part OF
The city, and left female infant, ana a
sum of money for its support--at the same
time remarking, that he could answer
40 questions, but that further supplies OF
money and clothes would be furnished al
future time" The infant was elegantly
dressed, ard carefully secured in wick
er baskei.--Conssecfiou Mirror.
On the evening Of the 10Th September,
while crossing the bridge at Westmorefand,
Vermont, 10 consequence of the giving
way Of the bridge, an Elephant, with
three persons conducting 1t, was precipi-
ss!!ea! ss:.e the riser lseleg, 9 distance 81
forty feet; two of the men were killed on
the spot, and one SO dangerously wounded
as to reqnire the amputation Of both legs.
The Elephant was muci, hurt and at the
date OF our information, had not been re.
moved from the rocks 10 the river, OF
which he fell. He had just been pur
chased Of his late owner, who was one 0
the persons killed.-Boston paper.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03

Increase Of members this year. l9,AI6
The number of travelling preachers
866. The number Of local preachers not
correctly ascertained; they are included
in the amount Of the members, and are
stated with tolerable accuracy 10 exceed
1000. The number Of stated hearers hath
not been taken with precision; the lowest
calculation makes them rising one million.
T. MORRELL.
3o.h Sept. 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
MARRIED..

In this town, on Thursday evening last, BY the
Rev. MIR. Rudd, Mr.. CHAaLEs EcKERsox, to Mis4
ELIzABETH WINS.
On Sabbath evening, Sept "a, by the Rev. Das
yid Jones, Mr. JONATHAN ToMs, Of Newark,
to Miss ELIZA BRews, of this town.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
3o,h Sept. 1920.
CoIIEGE OF NEW-JERsEY,

Priscetoa, Sept. go, Is2o--The anniversary
commencement Of the College OF New-Jerscy. was
held at this borough, on "Wednesday the eth inst.
when the following young gentlemen, alumni Of
the College, were admitted to the degree of
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
Notice to Labourers.

Vu51teu IHsnIeuluEeIy,
1.-TWO or three men OF sober habits
Si:hf:.! and Industrious, :: Essz:s:=-
featuring Patent Brooms, 10 whom coz
slant employment will be given, by the
month or piece, so long as the work shall
be done TO The satisfaction of the subscri-
Der. S. III. WEED.
E'iz- Town, Oct 2, 1920.
n. B. The subscriber wishes to-
contract for the making and delivering Of
"a quantity Of Broom and Brush Handles,
10 be delivered at stated times. S. H.W.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
Total, sI25 Il
Messrs. Sandersons,

MessTs. Sandersons,
The statement in your last Gazette,
concerning the number Of members, or
communicates, in the Methodist Episco-
pal Church in the United States, not be-
Jog correct, send you an extract taken
from the minutes of The several confer
ences for 1920, where the number Of mem
bers in their respective bounds are anna
ally returned, being personally and Off
ciaIiy taken by the senior preacher 10
each circuit or station. The conferences
are denominated, the Ohio, Missouri,
Tennessee, Mississippi, South Carolina.
Virginia, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New.
York, New-Eugland and Geaesee. They
contain the present year in their respec-
tive bounds
Whites Coloured Total
2l9,782 40,658 s. 26o,340
Total last year, - 2i0,924
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
DIED.

In this town, on Thursday last, Mr.. WIrr1Am
HIsDEs, aged 60 years.
On Friday, aehiid Of Mr.. Elihu Bond, jun. aged
years.
In Woodbridge, on the 18th ult Mrs MARr M.
HARRIorr, widow Of MIR John E II. aged7 rs.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
To Creditors.

TEHAKE notice, that the Judges Of the
Interior Court Of Common Pleas, 10
and for the county Of Essex, and state Of
Jersey, did, at the term Of Septem-
Der, A. d. 1920, appoint Special Term
Of said Court 10 meet at the Court House.
in Newark, on Monday the SIKH day
Of November next, attwo o'clock 10 the
afternoon of that day, 10 hear what can be
alleged Cor or against our liberation from
confinement as InsoIvent Debtors, under
the several insolvent laws ofthe said state.
Dated Newark Gaol, September, A. ID,
1920. JOHN BROWN.
MOSES MEEKER. Jr.
WILLIAM MORRIS.