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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-08
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale part o.
his establishment Ut Ialisn Old Towa
county ofPene bsco,, consisting oftwo DOUBLE
saw MILLS. almost new and in compile or-
DER, with new and durable dem. built by the
most experienced workmsn.
Two hun bred acres OF LAND, adjoin-
iny the same |; two Stores two Dwelling
Houses; several small buildings BiscksmlSh's
S'cp, with good set Of Tools he will sell sny
part ~ the shove to suit purchasers, from one
two three quarters. Said Mills are situated on
the Main Penobscot River, and always have a
co"stsn, supply Of ws'er, and Logs, and are
nme miles from the tide wstcr, twelve miles
'som the fast growing village Of D.ngor,
place Of increasing trade. All the lumber cut
said mills rs rated At the mills in RATS. from
Yen tothiry thousand, snd sent TO Bangor with
ou' ehcul'y, where they are shipped TO any
'na'ket.-For terms apply to Jos. Porr, Mer-
NAM, Portland, or The subscriber on the pre-
nises. J.cycON nAviS
orono, lem II, 1870 H
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Confectionery,

made Of the best materials, and will be ,old ut fair
prices.
He keeps constantly on hand LEMON SYR-
UP, put up in bottles, This Syrup is preferred by
most people to the fresh Lemon Tor Masking Lem-
onsdc or Punch.
For sale. as above, a large quantity Of ICE,
af the best quaiy. II sufficient number Of SUBJ
sclib,rs can be obtained, il Will be cf. q, iheis
doors. ut Q cents per 10.
ICE CREAM made q, short notice, and
sent 10 ANY psvi Of Inc town.
CAKES made aud dressed in he best msn-
ner and at short not'-ss
Al orders promplIy executed, and every
favour gratefully Acknowledged.
Porfidna. June G, 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-08
PENMANSHIP.

MIR. COLBURN gives notice That his sub
wi scription i. opened for his bird course o.
Lessons, to commence on Tuesday, 18Th June.
05-Ladies and Gentlem men wishing b. sttend
are invited 10 call and see the improvements.
Nay 50.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-08

IIHR subscriber is furnished with necessary
l. Blanks and Forms agreeable to late ins.ruc-
tions from the War Derar,merg 10 the Clerk oil
the Dis,ric, Court of Maincs And will attend to
the reessablshnent of the claims Of Revolutionary
Pensiendfs according to the late Act of Congress.
The oath of the applicant must be taken and sub
scribed in open court The original certificate. 4
evidence Of the value of The property mentioned
ia bn schedule mus, also be Produced.
JOS. POPE.
Pension 1fco part,.nd Aae al
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pORgRYs
TO MAY.
Irom the Commsreia. .adreyssst,.

sTASzAs WRITTEN IN GARDEN DURING A vsI
To NEW HAVEN, MAY 3, 1919.
HAIL, lovely nymph with ruby lip,
L L Aud playful mien. and laughing eye:
All nature greets thy downy step,
That coenes to check the wretched's sigh.
Thy zephyr-form that bends to give
The blushing rose its annual kiss,
Constants the throb Of joy to live,
In hearts that dream no more of bliss.
Thy breath perfumes the glitt'ring grove,
Where night has been to weep unseen,
The lark poars forth her song Of love,
And wooes her partner DER the green
Wak'd by thy touch. yon loaded Dough
Exulting lifts its blossom'd pride
While this sweet bud that peeps below,
May haply bloom-when that has died.
All, no this heart can be tier tell, ss
How sadly all thy fowerets perish
The lairest too, that scent the vale,
That love and hope had join'd to chsrish--
And when thy day Of sweets r. done,
This truth ths soul will oft DISCOVER
That soon the May oflife 10 gone,
And coon the spring Of youth is over!
Since last lcitercd in thy bow'r,
Where all thy gayest verdure 6ourish'd;
Stern death has grasp'l as fair flower,
As genius kindcst dews had nourish'de
Its feeble form no art could save, go
Nor now can thy soft breath restore it,
Aud seek the child OF fancy's grave, -
And strcw the choicest garlands c'erit. -
When winter strips thy green retreat.
And thou art fled to softer olimes
Sill oft haunt the once lov'd seat,
TO muse on former, happier times
And seem TO he ar some gentle moan. tn
Ofspirt whispering in the blast,
That tells me, all my joys are flown,
And all my days Of peace are past.
Oh could bid the scenes return,
That once in childhood dawn'd asoa' ne
Ere sorrow taught this heart TO morn,
When in he's dark recess she found -
Then might my burning lips again
Taste tho pure cup Of guileless pls"'e'
That grief so oft has turn'd to pain,
With drops of gall to swell its mea'e
But all are gone--so lev'd, 80 dear
never thought their smiles SO teuns
Till. bright as infants earliest tei,
They fed, while high my hop. were oeau'si
Yet why lament their yiew,essaght
Since LIES but mornings CLING vsEouf
Friendship and truth, and war; oeisht'
But eashes from yleaminstaper.
Aud cen the rose on beaut|s grave
Fades ere its fragrance ,anders hitler
As near the Tinto'st yellev wave,
Each luckless plant is ioon'd to wither.
But though fair nymph thy fowry reign,
May never charn m,hear AGAIN
On the sweet shore tat gave thee birth,
Affections ties no ills can sever
Where safe from all The storms OF carth,
Thy budding arbour, hoom forever
MONIGARNlER.
.Alludins to the death Of a friend, the late Dr
w. q. Jun. of Bostos.
"a river in Spain, so called from its color, an
the mys.erious effect Of its waters sn vesetIo''
life.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-08

ITO be sold at Public Auction. on Thu RS
DAY, Goth June inst. at MON, at Merchants
Hall, in Boston, one half township Of Land, OF
six miles square, uniocassd, granted to trustees Of
Derby Academy, in the town Of bingham by re-
solve of the General Court Of this Commo nwealth
June ~, 1908 For termf inquire Of Dr.. LEVI
LINCOLN, o! bingham. or JAMES SAVAGE,
Boston. ePts June >.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-08
QUARANTINE ESTABLISHED.

~
YTyHE Selectmen 81 Portland hereby give notice
that a Quarantine, for the harbor thereon,
was established 81 instant, agreeab!y to law, TO
continue till the 10Th day IF October next.-Aii
persons are cautioned against going on board any
vessel whilst performing quarantine, without Per-
mission duly had. or violating any OF the regua-
tions which the visiting officer has OF may be fur
nished with-the same having been posted up as
usual.
Capt. Jonn PRrrcHARD is appointed visiting
officer.
BY order Of the Ss'eeimen.
ISAAC ADAMS, Chairman.
Portland, June 6, 1890.
Cumberland Baptist Foreign Mission So
ciety.
THE annual meeting Of The Cumberland Baptist
Foreign Mission Society will be held IN We'd
nesdsy June 81, II = O'Clock p. NJ in The Baptist
Meeting house in Por, and In rhe evening =
Misionary Sermon viii be preached ny Rev Ste
phen Chaplin and collection takea 10 aid IN
eransations Of she Scripture.
MARK HARRIS, Rsss'd.g sscvsssvy.
Portland. June 6, $50.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-08
DAVID ROBINSON.

INZORMS his friends and the public, that he
i has recommended making SODA WATER,
vhich may be had at bis shop, and Of NJ. DANIEL
TAsGR, E7changeSstreet, and Ct NJ. Jons DA.
vrs. Middle. Street. He ha. also, general assoa-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-08
A Female Pastry Cook
WISHES to ferve the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
w this town with

Pies, Cakes, and Spruce Beer;
made in the nea,est msnner. She also makes
CALLS FOOT JELLY, and will warrant It to be
a. iue and ~ clear a. vine. This Jeliy is exceed
ineIy nouri.hing and areng hening TO weak and
sick persons and by short notice persons may De
supplied with what quantity they may require for
fifty cents pint.-Apply At the third house in
Fols-sTRlEr, near the head Of Uxss Wba.f
Portland, May so.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-08
SODA WAiEH.

TO n FRJFNi--Eg q. J. HINT.
The cheating goblet, brimm'J with rosy wine,
With all its .leicterious swrets be thine;
Mine he the pleasant qnsif Of S,das ,tfeam
The crystal fount tina, mocks the poel'. dream !.
Tell me. :hrougb na,nres great and vide sxpaase
Where fond imagination loves 10 .ence
Tell me the grsntet source Of bliss 10 mars
Where lies bis pleasure. where his greatest plan
Il itin boarding riches, pile on piles
Or 4 Il in some damsel's leccy smile?
Is't IN the nobler path Of slippery fame
Or in religions more Tran holy flame /?
Fen one Of these. o. all may be thy bliss,
But how, an earth snjay this happiness
Thus-spurD the hqa.d fire, the poison'd cup,
That drinks thy vvery ohes pleasure up. i
Then shall err joymens bless thy happy days,
OmAiyoience be pIes-ed--snd ma. shalt praise ;
And thou. my youthful friend, in time be~ure,
Nor diisk tbs liquid ffe--but hqarf ar.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-08
6rNEW GOODS.1Q
NATHANIEL MITCHELL.

NATHANIEL MITCHELL.
Middle Street, opposite Union Ron,
HAs juss received an sddi,ioaaI supply Of Good.
consisting CT
Hyson, Ycusg Tyson. Hysen Skin, Tooc
aud souehong u cas-,
Coffee, Chocolate. Loaf, Lump and
Brown Sugars, Molasses, Old Jamses spiri,s,
ST. Groin, w. !. and N. Z. Rum,
Cognac, FreGeh aud Spanish Brandy,
Holland aud American Gin,
Sicily Madeira, Litbon and Malaga Wine,,
Cherry, Qa.pberiy, Peppermint, FOaSsrry aad
Aunisseed Cordis
RaisiD', Currents, Cloves Nu,msgs, Cana, ri
naenso, Pepper. Mustsrd, Indigo, Alum,
Copperas, Dye Wood's, Salt, Salt Pe,re, Fish,
Fiower, Rice, Rye and lod;sn Meal, English and
American Powder AID Shot, With variety of
other ARTICLES,
ALSO GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
HARD WARE,
Among which Is . complete assortment Of
Ssddery. cosch and Cha,se LAees, Carpets and
Placed NJ hiding.
.4lso-Sk'r,ins, ilarps" and Tcr Leather, and
Hog skins. An Of ~b'ch are offered cheip for
cab or short mdoubiea Crsdit.
May Is, 1870. (6w.]
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-08

The following Standing Committees wele APP
pointed in conjunction with the two houses -
On Public Lands-IIon. Messrs. Foot and
Foxcroft--joined by Messrs. Francis, Of Lseds,
Merrill, Of 1opsharn, and Turner, Of T. oa the
part Of the House.
On Ministerial Londs-Hon. Messrs, Ripley
and Witham--together with Messrs. Wilson, Of
B. Barnard, of +. and Hooper.
On 6rpkea.ious for manu. aciaring con,panss--
Hon. Messrs. Moor and Green, of the senate,
and Messrs. Redington, Stone and Rollins.
On Fisheries = Hon. Messrs. Mcdonald me
O'Bren, Of the Senate, and Messrs. Burgi,
Robinson, Spodord, Little, Of 3. and Coburn,
Bloomfield.
On Turnpikes, Bridges and Cancls--Hc.
Mcssrs. Timer and Smal-joined by Mess.
Clap, Allen, of s. and Wyman, Of Canaan.
On incorporation of to.cas-Hon. Messrs. Rn
and Kendall--wi.h Messrs. Abbot, g. M
ntire, OF Z. and Waite, Of +.
o. Banks and Barking -Hon. Messrs. McoF
and Potter--joined ty Nessrs. Greenieaf, Ross
and Heard, of Berwick.
o. incorporation Of parisscs and other rtsicias
societies. Hon. Messrs. Page and Small. of ,c
Senate, and Messrs. Morrill,, Burnham and De-
nison, o! the House.
On applications Of sisk and sroundsd soldiers
Hon. Msssrs. Ulmer and Mcdonald, Of the Ss-
ate, and aicssrs. Reed, Chase, and Howard Of
Sidney.
On, aeeounis- Hon. Mcssrs. Gage aud seayr,
oftho Senate, and Messrs. Dennci, NOVEL; aid
B;xby.
On nen friais--Hon. Messrs. Williamson ard
Boutelle-joined by Messru. Emery, sprague aad
Wheeler.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-08
MIR RtTEGLES.

MOST RESPECTFULLY give, notice to HE
lVk friends and the public that he hiss flushed
his engsRements in Hallowell and W,scasset snd
returned 20 Poeslard, and is pov ready TO tune
4 make al neeesssry repairs op PIANO FoRTEs
-hs has on hand plenty Of The first strings Of
different sixes-Mr. r. intend. TO re-commeoce
bic schools Is soon - the heat of GUNNER 10 over.
Apply II Capt. TILrON'5, Coart-5treet.
possland lune 4 1870.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-08
STRAY COW.

CTRaXED from tbis toxin on Thursday last,
~ small briode COW, w.h one horn encir-
cling her face and The other in its oaiuial position.
Whoever will return or give information where she
may be .ouad, shall be suitably fewsrdeI.--ApPly
u the + inter.
Portland June 6.
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PAYABLE YEARLY.

Standing Committees Of ths House.
On contested Elections Mes.rs. Sprague, John-
son, Redngton, MoIntire and Clap.
On the Pay RolI--Messrs. Russell. Hobbs and
Hammond.
o. County Estinaatss-Messrs. Virgin, Irish
and Mussey. ~ ~
On Finance-Messrs. Smith, Moody, Hall,
Blu rnham and Baloh.
On Chdngs Of Names-Messrs. Grover, Davis
and " ilkins. t
On bills an third reading -Messrs. JohnscnLib-
by and acLain.
On engrossed Ba.s-M essrs. Reed, vose and
Dunlap.
On leave If absenes--hle.srs. Burr, Resell and
Dennet.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-08
FOR SALE,

run SALE,
NE three story brick Store ia Maine Street,
hew occupied by Oliver Everett. For terms
apply to JAMES NEAL.
Nay SC
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-31
FOB SALE,

TIE .follouving Property in and near
Elizabeth Io7vn-to nit
TsHE HOUSE & LOT IN the town,
IL near Mrs. VERGEREAU' and the
LOT Of about two acres, contiguous 10
the same.
A LOT containing four or FIVE acres
and small triangular LOT, both in front
of the above.
A LOT of four acres, on that COM
monty known as the Country Road, about
one mile from town.
A LOT of IL acres, more or less, Oh
Edgar's road, about one mile aud halt
from town, and about two acres of SALT
MEADOW, at the Landing.
All the aforementioned property, il
not previously disposed Of at private sale,
will be offered at Auction, on Saturday
he l4th of October next, at o'clock,
P NJ. at the Union Hotel, in this town, by
WILLIAM DAYTON, Agent, &c.
July rs, 1920.
p. S. Purchasers giving satisfactory
security, and paying interest punctually
will have considerable time for the pay
ment Of the principal. Those DESTROYS
TO contract at private sale, will apply t
the subscriber, agent for the owners.
w. d.
| ~ The sale Of the above described
property is adjourned to Saturday th'
| lth OF November next.
VIM. DAYTON, agent.
| Oct. IA, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-31
VWyHE subscribers offer 10 Rent the

FWVHE subscribers offer TO Rent the
STORE 10 Elizabeth Town, be-
longing 10 the estate OF JAMES WILSON,
Esq. deceased--and at the same time dis
pose Of. at reduced prices, the remainder
Of the GOODS Oh hand, consisting OF a
pretty general assortment OF Dry Goods,
Crockery and Hardware--Its situation is
very convenient, and in pleasant part
of the town.
Those persons who have unsettled &C
counts with said estate, are again request.
ed to make payment Immediately, or their
accounts will be placed in the hands Of .
proper officer for collection.
ELEANOR WILSON y d
NlCHS. ARROSMITH, :
DAVID MEEkER, ( {
~. a. WILSON,
Els. Tom, Sept. Is, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-31
BOOT, SHOE 81 LEATHER
spOR no
John Chandler & Sons

aHAVEopened Boot, Shoe and Lea
III Their Store, in the shoe shop lately
ne property OF Thomas PRIcr, Jun.
nearly opposite the Presbyterian Meeting
,,ouse, where they offer for sale sundry
articles Of Findings in their line of busi-
ness. They intend to keep constantly OF
s'and, general assortment OF Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, of the best
quality and newest fashions. They lave
,lso 90 hand great variety Of Misses
md Children's Shoes. They are sensible
that their success in business must depend
IN the goodness Of their work. The pub
lie are invited to make the trial.
N. B. The above mentioned articles
may also be had at the old stand.
April 10, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-31
To Creditors.

MAKE notice, that the Judges Of The
n Inferior Court OF Common Pleas, IN
and for the county Of Essex, and state Of
New Jersey, did, al the term of Sepiem-
Der, A. D. 1920, appoint Special Term
Of said Court to meet-al the Court House.
n Newark, on Monday the sixth day
Of November next, 1.-TWO o'clock IN the
afternoon Of that day, TO hear what can be
alleged for or against our liberation from
confinement as InsoIvent Debtors, under
the several insolyent laws Of the said state.
Dated Newark Gaol, September, A. ID.
1920. JOHN BROWN.
MOSES MEEKER, Jr.
WILLIAM MORRIS.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-31
ADVERTISEMENT.

ENNHE subscriber having from the first
4 day of April changed his business,
ali accounts 10 future III the firm
of JOHN CHANDLER 81 Sons, feels it oil
great importance to have his accounts set
tied up to that time, and very sensible Of
The necessity OF having them settled by
himself, does most earnestly request, that
all who have accounts or notes unsettled
would call at his old stand, where bis
hooks are attended TO by himself and son,
and the balances settled by note, or as
agreement may be. The subscriber hopes
this may be sufficient notice, and save
further expenses. His books must be
settled. JOHN CHAN DLER.
Eliz. Town, April 10, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-31

TIME subscriber, intending to leave
IL the stale, and wishing to close his
business, requests all persons having de,
rsiai.is asa;Hs: hin: 10 present .hafi; seE set
Element and all persons indebted are
earnestly requested to call and settle by
the 10th Of November next, as it is ahso.
Iutely necessary that his books should be
closed by that time.
ELIHU WOODRUFF.
Eliz. Town, Oct. u. 1920
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-31
William milford,
GABlNlAgp MAKER

THO doors north Of Ripers's City I'apfrn'
HI ETURNS his thanks for the encour-
~ sgement he has received Irom his
friends, and the public in general, aud
informs them that he has Cd hand hand
some assortment of work iu his line, OF the
most recent aud approved fashions, as
good as any offered Tor sale; all Of which
he will sell on the most reasonable terms
for Cash, Country Produce, or on short
credit.
Any orders ia bis line Of business will
be thankfully received, and puuctually at
tended TO.
WINDOW BLINDS made. and
neatly repaired.
Elizabeth Town, Jan. II, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-31
PRINTING.
HOUSE
NEAR ELIZABETH TOWN.

NEAR ELIZABETH TOWN.
NOR SALE, a convenient HOUSE
IL for small family, with new Barn
AID Stable, and about acres of Ground,
well stocked with variety of choice fruit
trees, and divided with new fences. Near
he house is well Of excellent WATER
The whole is in prime order, and posses
sion may be had Immediately. The dis
lance is only a few minutes walk from
the Bridge, and offers the advantage of a
city and country residence. The terms
Of pay ment will be made easy, and the
price moderate. Apply TO
THOS. MACE,
Sept. IL. on the premises.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-31
Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the subscri-
IA Der are requested 10 make payment.
Tor at least to SETTLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
erwise their accounts will be placed 10 the
hands Of proper officer for collection.
PHILEMON ELMER.
WestfieId, Oct 10, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-31

At meeting Of the Corporation Of The
Borough Of Elisabeth, held on the 18th
day Of august, 1920
RESOLVED,
TNvHAT the sidewalks on the nor b
side OF the street known by the
0ame of W ashington street, aud the east
side of Jefferson-street commencing al
Water-street and running until It inter-
sects w ashington street--atso both sides
OF Jersey-street, commencing at the end
of the pavement before the house occupied
by Gen. e. B. Dayton, aud the end Of the
pavement OF Smith ScHdder, and running
10 the northeast corner Of Doctor Morse's
house lot on the one side, and the pave
ment of General Jonathan Dayton OH the
other side--and also the south side of the
street from Benjamin Browns to the road
leading TO the Factory of Capt. Daniel
bod, shall, in addition to the streets here
tofore directed TO be laid out and paved
be included within the Ordinance for
laying out, paving and keeping in repair
the side walks or foot ways in the priDci-
pal streets in Elizabeth Town.
A true copy.
GEO. C. BARBER, Clerk.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-31
POETRY.
THE STRANGERS FAREWELL To
AMERICA.
By the .aathor Of .4ltorJ.*

By the Author Of .7ltorfs
YES, have left We, regions of the sun
Land Of the free, pve babe thee my farewell!
The reckless gale our proud ship driyeth on,
And thou art sunk beneath the pillows swell.
Farew ell to thee Heavens choicest blessings thine
Freedom and her twin sister, holy peace,
Ever upon thee may their influence shine,
Strengthen thy strength, and haliow its increase
Wen hath thou chosen, in the day Of youth,
Squirting the sceptre of kingss Lord,
And, seating thee beneath the eyes Of Truth.
To rule thee by her fair and simple word.
Shame on the heartless, on the selfish wight,
Tan tread thy shore, and cast abroad his eye
On thy vast regions, bless'd in freedoms light,
In active, peaceful, happy industry;
Can walk amid thy race of free-born men,
Whose fathers broke the stubborn ;yra,i; rod
And taught the truth none viii uDlearn again,
That man hath no superior but his God;
Shame on the wretch can tread thy sacred shore,
And feel no generous thoughts expand his mind
Can speak thy name, and read thy story DER,
Nor bless thee in the name OF all mankind .
All young America earth owes to thee,
If now, thro' all her vast and varied chimes,
Aught better, nobler, 'mong her tribes she see
Than suffering slaves, and tyrants working crimes.
The CRY of Freedom first poer Galiia heard,
And shook her chains, and burst them at one
bound
Then all the tribes of mighty Andes stirr'd,
Till even the slumberiug spaniard caught the
sound.
And, when all earth shall hear the stunning call,
And all her myriads range meath freedoms
wings,
When from her people the last chain shah fall
With the last iron sceptre of her kings
Then shall the nations turn their eyes TO thee,
To thee, America whose youthful mind
Had strength to brave the laws of tyranny,
And point the way of truth to all mankind.
Then shall they bless thy Congress, firmly great,
Who made appeal to men and Heavens Lord,
When they in solemn council fearless safe.
Declar'd their nation rights and drew the sword
Then shall they write upon the door Of Fame,
Thy Franklin-the pure patriot and the sage,
And Jefferson, and many stainless name,
Whose virtues live within thy history's page,
Then shall they read. with sympathising pride,
How thy firm Washington the cause upstaid,
With equal mind, did good or i'll betide,
Unaw'd by danger, nor by faction sway'd.
But bark what clamor makes the battling wind !!
Ocean, and Heaven, mix in wild uproar;
The raving deep in mountains rolls behind,
And storm and tempest point our track before.
Farewell Farewell Kindly Pll think on thee.
Land of the West And SO may st thou retain,
In some warm hearts, kind memory of me,
A cherries pilgrim of the stormy main.
1t is now known to be Miss Wright the elder,
late of New-York, lady of extraordinary accom-
plishments, as well personal as mental EdE.Post.
From Blackzv0ods Magazine.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-31
Notice.

XXE the subscribers, owners of lands
Wv lying between Elizabeth. Town
and WoodrufTs' Farms, having sustained
great damage from repeated trespasses by
various persons, committed on our said
lands, give this public notice, that all
trespassers on the said lands, or other
lands OF the subscribers, whether they be
children, servants, OF Others, alter this
date. will by US, if discovered, be pun
ished with all the severity OF the law.
August 10th, 1890.
|. FL Williamson, Nm. Chetsvood.
Thomas Price, sen. iona Dayton,
LeSvis Kioers, Thomas Saiter,
icha6od Nstt'dms, 1TIsaac Morse,
aaron Woodru6, jr. Smith Scadder,
e i. Whiflock, John Chandler.
Luther b Hendricks, James Wooodruf
Richard Woodruff, Jesse Woodruf.
Esekiei Woodruff, Henry Woodry6.
Eiihu Mitchell.