Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-26
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ton, of Westfield. As some apology is
necessary for the tedious delay of the
analysis, it is proper to state, that ii has
been owing altogether to circumstances
and difficulties which occurred during the
process.
From the following communication, re-
ceived from Mr.. Chiffon, It win be per-
ceived, that though the more prominent
and important properties are determined,
the water contains other valuable insredi-
ents, the exact proportions OF which are.
tot stated.
MR.. cHILTos's coMmuNIcATIoN.
From an examination Of Mr.. J. Condit's
mineral water, have no hesitation 10
saying. that l thinh it one OF the best in
this or any other country. It resembles
the celebratedwaters of Medyi,so remark
able for their healing virtues, and of which
Bergman has spoken so highly. TiIisi
water yields about grains of sulphur to
the gallon-3. 3 grains of carbonate oil
iron; with different salts Of magnesia and
lime, the precise quantities of which are
not yet determined The iron is held in
solution by carboDic acid, as are also the
Fmagnesia and lime. The snlpirur is prob
ably united TO lime; but farther expert
ment will be necessary 10 determine
whether it is lime or an aIkali.
GEORGE Chiffon.
WestfeM, Sept. 10.
By this account it appears, that this
spring simply as chaIybeat far sur
passes the water Of Schoeley's Mountain,
which, according to the analysis reported
by Professor M'Nevin, yields less than
one grain Of iron TO the gallon. II TO this
be added its hepatic virtues which exist
ia SO large quantity, the most salutary
effects may be expected from the use Of
it. As to lis curative effects, the very
recent discovery Of the spring, does not
permit much TO be said there are how
yer several, who have most undoubtedly,
received very essential advantage from
using it. The number Of daily visitors
does not at all diminish.
Orange, Sept. IS, 1920.
A17iciing Occurrence. Thursday
last, Capt. Moses Condii, Innkeeper in
Orange, was killed, while assisting In
raising the cap or beam Of cider press.
A piece Of timber on which il rested gave
way, aud part Of il struck the head with
such violence as to occasion his death in a
very few minutes. Capt. Condit sustain
ed the characie. Of useful and respecta-
bic citizen; and the loss 70 bis family is
irreparable. How true it il. that 8 in the
midst of life ne are an death
From the .Ne70-York Eue,ang Post, Sept. 2s.
Foreign Ne,0s.-By the ship Hercules,
Capt. Cobb, in 40 days from Liverpool,
we have received regular file OF the
London Courier to the 18th Of August,
aud Liverpool papers, Prices Current.
aud LIoyd's Lists, the 18th. The dates
from London are two days later than were
received at Boston last week by the Lon
don Packet. The movements in Spain
Sicily, and Naples, CONTINUE TO wear a
threatening aspect. The British govern
ment have received important dispatches
from the Court Of Vienna, announcing the
determination Of his imperial majesty to
march an army forthwith TO oppose the
revolution in Naples. The Prince Vicar
General Of Naples has put forth procla-
nation deprecating any interference 10 a
movement which has taken place IN The
Papal state of Benevento, and requiring
the Neapolitans not TO interfere with the
quarrels Of any other state, by which it
would seem that the spirit, which brought
about the NeapoItan Revolution is ex-
tending itself into the Papal dominions.
In the northern provinces OF Spain It
appears by private letters from Corunaa,
that there have been some feeble attempts,
under the direction of few bieoted
priests, to effect counter revolution in
conjunction with deserters from the fa-
nous regiment Of g Guides . Of massacre
ing memory, aud some members Of baud
of mountain robbers: these restless eccle-
siastics had issued proclamations, and
formed Junta which they called the
Apostolic. Immediately on receiving in.
telligence Of this treason, the Provisional
| Junta OF Galicia, which had been suspend
ed by the meeting Of the Cortes, resumed
its local functions, and despatched Espi
nosa to disperse the motley crew, consist.
| log In the whole Of 800 persons. They
retired into Portugal without waiting hi.
approach. The political chief Of Galicis
had written to Madrid, where the new!
arrived 90 the 24lh July, TO announce III,
dissolution Of the Apostolic Juu,a. Nei
Their nj Corunna nor the capital had tn,
movements ofthe disafIectedprodaced any
serious uneasiness.
| A number Of witnesses against and fol
the Queen, are announced in the paper
| IN the continent MS being on their way 1.