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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-04
ADVERTISEMENT.

ME subscriber having from the frs
IL day OF April changed his business
entering all accounts 10 future in the firm
OF JOHN CHANDLER q Sons, feels it Of
great importance to have his accounts sci.
tied nip to that time, ard 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 his
books 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 CHANDLER.
Eiiz Town, April 10 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-04
Extract from Chalmers Discourses.

Certain it is, that the law OF love can.
not be carried TO its ascendency over US
by storm. Authority cannot command it.
Strength cannot implant it. Terror can
not charm it into existence. ne threat
enings of vengeance may stifle or they
may repel, but they never can WOO this
delicate principle oil our nature into a
warm and confiding attachment. The
human heart remains shut, 10 all lis re-
ceptacles, against the force of these va
rious applications and God, who knew
what was in man, seems TO have known,
iba; ia his dark aud guilty bosom there
was but one solitary hold that he had over
him; and that to reach it, he will just put
on look Of graciousness, and tell us that
he has no pleasure in our death, and man
ifest towards us the lodgings Of bereaved
parent, and even humble himself to sup
plant 10 the cause OF our return. and send
a gospel of peace into the world, and bid
his messengers TO bear throughout all its
habitations, the tidings Of good will to the
children of men.
Anecdote. Moravian missionary
station at Jamaica, one of the men said
s' / also wish to love our Saviour" Mr..
Ward replied" But you curse aud swear
at the cattle" Yes, Massa, but then it
is only my tongue that curse them some
times, but my heart is not bad. @. What
is the cause Of the mill yonder turning SO
many wheels aud working SO fast" A.
" The great wheel, Massa which the water
drives" Well, your heart, like that
great wheel, moves your tongue, and stirs
up all your passions" He was then d.
rected to cry for mercy, and to give his
heart to our Saviour; then his tongue
would likewise become less unruly. Pc.
yiodical accounts
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-04
BOOT, SHOE s. LEATHER
STO Is No
John Chandler & Sons

~ AVE opened a Boot, Shoe aud Lea
IA Their Store, in the shoe shop lately
tie property OF THoMAs PRrcE, Jun.
nearly opposite the Presbyterian Meeting.
house, where they offer for sale sundry
articles of Findings 10 their line Of bust
ness. They intend to keep constantly Oh
hand, general assortment OF Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, of the bert
quality and newest fashions. They rave
also on hand great variety Of Misses
and Chlldren's Shoes. They are sensible
that their success in business must depend
on the goodness of their work. The pub
lie are invited to make the trial
" B. The above mentioned articles
may also be had at the old stand.
April Is. 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-12-13
NOTICE.

NEwpcur. Sc. Sehfrn,ees SO, II %. 1920.
WHEREAS TIE Pfesiden Dieoiof and
Company Of he Nevpor, Beck, Back
.egsiiy incorporated snd esishished ~ ss,d
Newport, in the county OF Newport, havo
preferred 10 the Supreme judicial Court,
setting in Newport bill OF foreclosure, prey
ing decrcc of foreclosure on o ceUain Mor,-
gage made spd duly executed to the said
President, Directors and Conpeny, by Ed
ward Eastop, merchspt, then residing 10 :sia
Newport; bui now residing in paris TO shs
Plaintiffs unknown, which sid Mor,gsgs
besrs da,e IN. 7,h August, 1913, and conveys
10 Zee sud in Mortgage TO the plaintiffs ono
certain Lot of Lend with the Buildings there
on, si,ustc in saId Newport, described as fol.
lows, via /: Beginning a, The Nor,hwest cor
ner Of said LOT and running sou,herly, on
Thames.streei, sor;y-right feet, ioui iDches;
thence easietiy, on land Of the heirs oi WI.
liam Hunter, deceased, one hundred thirty
three feet eight inehes; theoce no'ihes'y,
eighty feet one inch, on isnd Of The ssid Wiz
ham Hunter; thence ess,erly on land Il tho
sss, Fsn,er ard Charles Feke, one bundled
and D,se .eet, end Eve inohe T; thence %. ,h-
erly, sixty feet 6ve ipches. on land Of Ann
Ra,-eil 'ntnce weste'ly. one hund,ed see.
eniy- wo tee, hve inches, on lend Of 1honss
ID StslI; thence sou,he,ly on Isnd OF VIII.
liam Ccggeshsli end Siis. Dean, twenty six
feet ten inches; thence westerly on land CT
the said Willisu, Coege shall and Silss n an,
seveny-eight feet ,eo inches, to the fist
mentioned bounds or beginning and of which
said prr mises, the Plaintiffs are in possession,
under said Mortgage.
Ard whereas said Bill is now pending be-
fore said Court. to be heard and uied OF tho
mex, term thereof TO be holden on the hest
MondSy OF March next at said Newport. in
and To- thc ssid county OF Newport. Now
|. BY order Of ssid Court, Notice Is hereby civ.
en-, 10 esid Edward Esston, anI 10 all PERSONS
clsiming said estate, or any ip,eres, thereon,
by, through or under him, to sppesr before
said Cour, at their next tefm. % aforesaid, =
and shcv csose, il soy they have, why ,ls
decree Of foreclosure, ss prayed for in said
bill, should no, psss.
HOLMES WEAVER, C!e-t. S,.
frme sHdicSGl Courf county sf .Nrrteg.
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Pamphlets Of may cx;rsordinsry cures, may be
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"W. 4. Conway. large discount to Country
physicians, Traders, &c The above Medicines
may likewise be had or
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No. no, Thames street, Newpe't;
Lemuel w. Briggs, Br'stot; Hercules Whitney,
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hans Greene, hev- Lender; hopkins, Hartford; and
most Druggists, Booksellers of respectsbility also
by most Pos, Masters throughout The Union
None re genune unless signsd By W I Conway
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POGTRY.
s,om the london Monthly Magazine.
LINES

LINES
Issrbed 10 d. H,zgerad. on pernsing the follow
ing energa,ic spOstrophe 20 his birth place. tn
v'i!age Of 7ipte'ary. in his poem entitled "2h
.4esdenis Sportsman
Fam would name ,hee, but can't in rybmer'
A bard wss in sad qusndary
To cod his rhyme with r,pbroryi
Long labosrcd he through January,
Nut all in vsio for--Tytpeyavy!
Toipd every day in February,
But toiled in vain for JIpferary!
Exploring {" Byehe's Dictionary"
He missed the rhyme for--Tbprary
Searched Hebrew sext. and commentary,
Yet found no rhyme for IiPferGy!
aud though Of time he vas not chsry,
Twas thrown away on-1ibbua'y!
. For stii the line would iun contrary,
Whers'cr he turnd d to- TippNAry
The stubborn verse he ne'er could vary,
70 that anucky - 7ipperary
Strange that q wight so vice snd Sary,
Could find M hymc for 1fpperars
He next implored his mother M.D'
40 tell him rhyme for Tippersry!
Nut she, good woman, ives no FAIRY,
Nor witch, though born in 1ippsrarys
Koew every thing about her dairy.
But not the rhyme for 1ippera,y!
Drawing from thence coroiisry,
Yhsl nought would rb,me with -Tipferary!
And of his wild goose chase mos, weary,
He vowed to leave out 7ippsrary'
sHis mother Mary
Kept dairy
In Tipperary
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NEW LINE OFSTAGES,
From Nep- Bedtord 10 Ae1vDo,t anu
Providence, over The .Stone
By1dpe at 1iYeriGn

OflIgC az IiUeflGH
Y EAVES New Bedford evey fuesday
- and Friday, at o'clock md or
rives at Newport at 4 o'clock r NJ. same
days. Leaves Bfisiol Ferry az l2 O'clock
arrives st B,Istoi q, one, a Warren at 3. aud
al Providence At S O'Clock NJ. same days.
Returning, leaves Prov,dence aud New
port every "Wednesday aud Saturday, al
o'clock A. N. and arrives a, Bristol Ferry 81
IL, and at New Badford at s O'Clock N
ssmc dsys. Passengers leaving New Yosk
on Monday, will by this conveyance, arrive
New Bedford on Wednesday
The Stage Books arc kept 10 Providence,
st II. Blske's 10 Newport, at Tow0send's
Coffee. house in New-Bsdfo' d, q. Col. Mel
sens Hotel.
Fare from New Bedford 10 Newport,
81 5o--and from ", " b dfo d 10 Providence
S3 90 Each Psssenger Is allowed 2s lbs.
baggage, gratis ard for i2s lbs baggage
The same as fot q Psssenger.
Al favors will be ,hsckfuliy received, sod
gratefully acknowledged
PELEG FISH, Newhsrs.
ISAAC Fish, Prepidepcc.
Z. n. BARTLETT, New Bedford.
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
From a late English paper.
. Horrible Suberstision.

~Hovrible SuberSntion.
The 9Sth number Of the Letters Nor
'n,dnds contains the following historical
facts General Lassellc, being atToledo,
went to visit the palace Of the mquisition
(for in Spain the inquisitors like other
monks, VICAR the coarsest stufs Tor Clothes
and inhabit the most beautiful marble
palaces At sight of the instruments OF
torture the general, and the soldiers who
accompanied him shuddered. 1t was
more horrible than the most dreadful
6ed Of battle. Among these instru-
ments was one, which, from the species
ofeacrilegc Of which it conveyed the idea,
fixed more particularly the attention oil
the French officer. In subterraneous
prison, near tire roon which was occu.
pied by the inquisitor whose business IL
was TO interrogatc people accused OF he
resy, there stood in niche the statue OF
the Virgin Mary, golden glory sur
refunded the mother of the Redeemer OF
tl,e human race, her right hand held the
oyiHam5, drapery OF silk stuff descend
cd from her shoulders, and through the
folds of a mantle sort OF cuirass was TO
be seen. The statue secmed to bc al
imitation of the statue of Joan d. Arc,
which is seen at Orleans. Examining
j, more closely, they found the cuirass OF
the Virgin was filled with blades OF
knives and sharp pointed nails. The
arms of the statue were movable; and
were set in motion by an instrument be-
hind the Partition. The general gave
orders to one OF the servants OF the m
QUESTION to set this machine in notion
The bag Of a polish grenadier took the
place OF hereto The statue caught
1t in her arms and squeezed it very close
w. When it was taken away the bag
was found pierced with holes, the points
OF the nails and the knives having pene-
trated to considerable depth. - Thus
the merciful Mar, the Queen OF Angels,
became in the hands oi tive insuis'ors
the bloody minister Of ianatlca fury:
and that nothing might he wanting to ,he
odious proianation. the, had gwen, by a
sort % play upon words, the name nd
xre Doiorsd to this statue.
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TO LEI,

(.fud inmediaie tossesSon sipe-.)
@ HOP No, on the north side the Parade. re'
~ Gently occupied by DAVID WILLIAMS for
terms, and v,ter esrscu'sr', srs,yto Ne, ch'r'e'
f,s.., MAJ ..
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Bvihe fresldem Of the IW,ed StafeS
XMHEREAs. by various acts Of Congress the
President Of the United States Is sulhorix.d to
direct the public lands which have been surveyed
20 be offered Tor sale
Therefore, I, James Monroe, President Of the
Unitcd States, do hereby declare and make known
that public sales, for the dsv,s (sccordsng to
hw) or public lands, shall be held as fo'lo~s viz
Al Franklin, in Missouri. on the frst Monday in
January next, for the sale Of
Townships 81 90 IS. in range IS, west Of the 5;h
principal meridian line.
20 TO SIS, ranges 27 and ~ do.
81 to s., range 2s do
At the came place, on the 6rt Monday in March
next, for the sale Of
Townships 81 to s6, in range 80, vest Of the sth
principal meridian line
50 to Sc, in ranges 81, 80 and 50 do.
At st. Louis, in said estate, on the hrst Mondsy
in December next, for the sale of
Townships IS to ~. in rsnge and 2, east OF the
Sh PRINCIPAL meridian line.
At the same place on the krsl Monday n March
next, for the safe IT
Townships IS to ~ in ranges 3 snd 4, east
At the same place, on the frat Monday in May
nest for the sale of
Townships IS TO ~, in range and s, east, and OF
81 and ~, in raage east
At Jackson, in the county Of Cape Girardesu, 10
the ssid state, on the frat Monday in February
next, for the sale OF
Townsh,ps sA. ia. ranges 1 to IL east Of the sth
principal meridian line.
S3. range Z. east do.
20, so & ~ do.
n. 80 s. IS s do
l At Edwsrdsvi,le, in the state cf Illinois, on te
/ frst Monday in January nex,, Cor the sale OF
Townshfps to IS, IN rang y west ut the ID p'n-
cipsi meraisn line
1ltclS " and III do.
Stol3 70 and Is do.
swl2 Ia do.
! Al vsndslis, in the said stsle on the third Non.
| dsy in January next. for the sale Of
/ Townships Sto 10, 10 range 1, cas-, ef the D.
principal meridian hne
ITO 10
s,o 10 ranges 3,Gssnds
1.s.s 10 range cast
Al Palestine, in said state. on the second Monday
/ IN February nex,, for the sale Of
Townships to 10. in ranges 3. 10 and III. east OF
the Sd principal meridian Inc.
Ste 10 range -. were OF % p.'ne'
G, and 10 ranges ~ and -
| At Detrox. in Michigan Territory. on the Arst
Monday in November oe,t. for the sale OF
| Townships 8. and 10 8. in ranges : and ess,.
rs ands 7and
Except such lands As have been or may be re-
erved by lGw for the support Of schools or Tor 9th.
er purposes The lands shai be cold in regular nu.
mericsi order. beginning With the lowest number
| Of sec,ios. township, and range. t
Given under my hand. OF the City ct Washington,
this nineteenth day Of september 1870
JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MEics.
Connissionsr Of The Generai Lard Once.
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fathoms deep!
Miss Mellon, walking in gardcl at
Plymouth, with a party of ladies and
gentlemen, the proprietor informed the
gentlemen that they may eat plentifully
of the fruit, for there was none forbidden
in the garden Excepting the Wl.yn,'
replied the sprigbtly acoess.
Whose is that little ugly thing? said
lady 10 another, pointing to a child,
Madam, it is nv lutie grI,' replied the
other. Really = returned the first
How do you do, my sweet poppett ?
wha, charming child it is
An arch prisoner, who had an unfa-
vorable countenance, being brought TO
the bar TO bc tried for horse sIealipg, the
Judge hastily cried out, " oh here is a
noted villain, Pm sure Why, sirTa
! can see the rogue in your face. -
Ay, my Lord, said the fellow, won
der at that for | did not know N, face
was e looking glass, till your Lofdship
saw Yourself in it.'
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ANEcporEs.

During the revolutionary war, two
brothers were commanders ofprivateers.
They cruised together, were emincntly
successful, doing great damage to the
enemy, and making much money for
themselves. One evening, being in the
latitude of the shoals Of Nantucket, bot
many miles to the eastward OF them,
they espied large British vessel, having
the appearance Of marcnantman, and
made towards her but, to the astonish.
ment, found her frigate disguised. "A
very high breeze prevailing, they hauled
of in different directions--one only could
be pursued, and the frigate gained rapidly
upon him. Finding he could not run
away, the commanding officer had re.
course TO stratsgem; on a sudden he haul.
ed every sail, and had all hands on
deck, emplsyed with setting poles as il
showing off bank The people on
board the frigate were amazed at the
supposed danger the, had run, and to
save themselves from being grounded,
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clawed oS, and left .he more knowing
Yankee, "to make himself scarce" as
soon as the night rendered il p'-dent for
him to hoist sail in sea two hundreds
fathoms deep!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-23
Bythe President Of the Unitsd STATES.

"HEREAS. by an act of Congress, passed on
w the Sd of March, 1917, entitled "An act 10
suihorize the appointment, of Surveyors for the
lands in the northern part Of the Mississippi terri.
tory, and the sale Of certain lands therein eserib.
ed the President Of the United States is authctis.
ed to cause certain lands to be sold.
Therefore !, JAMES MONROE. President of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales, shall be held at Huntsville, in
Alabama, for the disposal (according to law) Of
the following lands, viz,
On the I'd Monday in October next. for the sale
of townships 10 and 49, in range =. 4 townships
g. 10, and ID in range 3, E townships g. 10
and ID in range 4, E.-townsbips 9. 10, IL IL, 1:
and Ia in range S, T. townships ~, 13 and IA in
range 6, and township IL, in range7, e Also.
the lands in the tract commonly called Cober,'s
reserve
On the Ist Monday in December next. for the
ssie Of townships H. IL. IS and Ia, in range 3 w.
townships l2. l3 ard II, in ranges and 2, W..
townships II. 10. IS snd IA, in range g. W town
ships IL, 13, "a, in range 9 W.-iovbshirs Is and
Ia. in range 10. W-and township IA in range IL.
W. Also the lands adjoining the town OF Mara
thon, which have not been offered for sale, except
such lands as have been reserved by law for the
support Of schools. or for other purposes The
lands shall be cold in regular numerical order.
commencing with the lowest number Of section,
township and range
Given under my hand, at the City Of Washington.
by the President: JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MEIGS,
Commissioners Of the Gen Land Offce
Pristers who are authorized to publish the Laws
OF the United States will publish the above once Q
week Till the LIST Of December next, and send heir
bills to the General Land Oaice for payment
July S iawt1D.
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By the President of the Unifed Sfa,es.

VA HEREAs. by an &C, Of Congress passed on the
w l7,h of March 1920. entitled "An act to au-
thorixe the President Of the United States to ap.
point Receiver Of the Public Monies and Register
of the Land Of3ce for the district Of Lawrence
county in the Arkansas territory" It is enacted,
that any person, having claim to a right OF pre-
emption within the said district, shall make known
his clsim and location, according TO the provision
Of the laws now in force, to the Register at least
six weeks before the time to be designated by the
President Of the United States for issuing patents
TO the soldiers of the late army. entitled to bounty
land in said district;
Therefore. James Monroe. President OF the
States, do hereby designate the fourth Monday Of
November next, as The time at which patents a.
aforesaid shal commence to issue.
Given under my hand. at the city Of Washing.
ton, the eighteenth Of April. 1920
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President, JossAH Msros
Commissioners Of the General Land Once.
Printers Who are authorized to publish the laws
Of the United States, will insert the above once
week till the first Of November next and send their
accounts to the General LssS Office fer payment.
e1ay O.
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PDETR ~.


From the " "MysrxRy,"a new Novel.
THE SUN AND THE DEW.
The Sun from his chariot Of gold. saw the Dev.
Humid by the frst gIeam of orient day;
In spendor he burst the Iowy ones view,
VINO, trembling, reflected his earliest ray.
"FAir De,o ?" he exclaimed, "'tis with grief and
surprise,
On you rugged bramble such brightness J see,
o ascend to the place you should fill in the skies,-
Haste. dearest come shine here with me-
Surprised and alarm'd such lover to meet,
All.bushing Dee shrunk, his regards while she
bore;
But felt, Ia her soft trembling bosom. heat
She never had known, till that moment, before.
And, listening now to the tcmpter's false tongue.
Inhaled the sweet poison and soon, passion
tossd,
From the humble, bot fostering bramble. she
sprung.--
That moment, for ever was lost.
Thus oft sordi1 Wealth. the poor couager's charms
Permitted by some fatal chance TO behold,
lures the fair TO abandon parents fond arms,
For greatness and rank, falsely proffer'd, and
gold;
And dazzled by these, f unguarded the maid
The heartlcss deluder with favor shalt view -
DESTROYED all her peace, TO shame meanIy betrayd,
She fades, like the vanishing Den
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By tie President q, ahe Uhifrd Sfa,tl
VNhEREAs the President of the United Stat,
w is authorized by law &c cause certain Lands
the United States to be offered Tor sale
Therefore, i, James Monroe. President OF the I
States, do hereby declare and make known, th'
public sales for the disposal. agreeably TO law,
certain lands, shall be held as follows, viz:
AT Delaware, in Ohio, on the frat Mondays
August and October next for the sale of the land
which have been surveyed in the district Of Del:
ware, being rs townships and fractional township
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(.fad Possession given immediately
THE front part of the house (with chambers.
y and other convenences,) now occupied sy
the subscriber situate on the main road, about two
miles from the Sta,e.touse in Newport The SIT
ustion is pleasant, and Is well ca'cuiated 'or
southern family should il be preferred Boarders
vill be taken on reasonable terms, and every exer.
ton will be made for their comfortable sccommc
dation. JonN hVsD'
Middle,ovs, July 26. 1s2o.a
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IMPROMPTU-Founded on Fact.

A stout Irish porter, with legs somewhat handy,
Was one day thus quizz'd by u spindle eshsnk'd
dandy.
"Pon honor. thy legs would be well.shaped in.
deed,
If set i'other end up, aud not so knock .knecd,"
.'Knock kneed !" replied Pat. and the joke thus
rebutted;
"Faith you'll find by this Kick that I'm only
knock. footed"
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VXJHEREAs my wife. Luev wrLsos. has behav'
w ed in an unbecom'ng manner. and hss quit
nv bed and besrd--l therefore forbid sm persons
hcrborine or trusting her on my account, sher this
|detc. WILLIAM WILSON.
81 south. .Eincsssw,, Aug. ~ ss30.