Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-29
TGl@ GAZETTE
ELIZABETHTOWN,
TUESDAY, AUGUST %, 1890.

which completes the second volume Of the
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The corps Of Cadets, consisting OF abou!
two hundred young men, under Major
Worth, arrived in this town on Friday last
about l o'clock. They encamped one
mile from town, on the Newark road
About noon on Saturday they proceeded
to the residence OF Gov. Williamson, and
partook of refreshments after which they
marched through our principal streets. :
The correctness with which they moved
and performed the various evolutions, was
remarkable, and the music of their excel
lent band was highly gratifying. They
left this town for Newark about 4, P. M N
on Saturday, and attended Divine service
on Sunday at DR.. Richards's Church.
We understand that the citizens oil New
ark gave them BAH last evening, and
that they are to march for Jersey City
this morning, and from thence to proceed
by water to West Point.
The Newly ork papers contain state
ment Of the case Of John C. Williams, who
was fouad lying on the steps of house il
Duane street, on Thursday last. William
reported himself to be from Philadelphia
said be had been suddenly taken III, AMI
expressed fears that he had malignan
fever. From this representation he wa
sent to the Hospital on Staten Island, an,
has been the subject Of several oflicis
communications from the Health Officer
the last of which announces that he ha,
passed ga comfortable night" From 10
formation we have received, We are sal
isfied that this person is no other tina
John C. Williams Of this town who was
on Tuesday evening last, lodged 10 Jail 70
abusing his father. He was set at libert,
on Wednesday morning, when he proceed
ed to New Y ork, and acted the farce abov
stated. The probability is. that his wa
[ case of the blaze, and not yellog feuer.
NThe Philadelphia Franklin Gazette {
Saturday evening, says, that No ne
case Of malignant fever has been reporte
to the Board Of Health since 0'cloc
last evening; none had been reported th
ID hours previous to that time.'
Thanksgiving Thursday next is n
day recommended by the General Assem-
bly, of the Presbyterian Church in Ii
United States, to be observed as day
Humiliation, Thanksgiving and Prayer.
The Electors will bear in mind, tn,
i Monday nert is the day for the nominatio
/ of candidates for the different offices
be filed at the approaching election.
AT a meeting Of Republican Electors
the township Of Woodbridge. on Satu
| day the 10th Of August, at the hou
of P. B. Freeman, Esq. held pursua
to public notice, JosRPH CRowEr
| was appointed Chairman, and Ana
| LEE, Secretary.
| RssoIped, That it is the incumbent dul
Of Township, County. aud State Conve
tons. to select 90 County and State Tic
cts, men Of fair unblemished character
men in whose talents, integrity, aud patti
otisu, the people have andiminished Co
| fidence.
i Resolued, That the Republican EIecto