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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-12-26
ROYAL LINCOLN,

ner, door Jeio,c nr. n. Bogd's Ercsanse- Street,
LAS just received end nov opening for sale a
Il l. large aud extensive assor tment Of New aal
seasonbe Goods Of the latest importaions.
AMONG WHICH ARR,
RROADCLDlHS & { isslmeres all colours
stout Duiils--Ker.eys--C, aiiug.--f lannel.---
B)mbszett.--Lalies u)ths-pelisse Ciolhs-l AZ
licoes-Eurni,nre Callicoes-PIaids--fo ttoG and
silk yelvets-Nankeen and CAUTION Grapes assert.
ell colour.-C ape Sha1s-b'ack Bomb.z"ne -
plain aud figured Cassimere Sha Als-red Ca.sinere
Shswls-blsck and white SILK H5e--worsied and
cotton Hose-elegant figured MusIia Cravst--
asurei AID plain Ma-loIs--.iinen C.mhrics-
liiien Csmhrick Hisfs-Cotton cambfics--i rench
and iinliau cfapes-Cembric Pro,s--73 aud / /
-Lineas-i.i1sn Sheeting-sk KID. doe .kin and
heavef Giavcs-sotton and six Umbreas-India
Cellic,es-fissg and Bindanns Eindkerchecs-
figured aud plain silk Lsee--thread Laces--colton
Lace.
Also
A large assortmant Of Cotton Shcetings and
shiring., check, stripes and unghams-- Bristol
tSiciis 'or cleaning Knives and Forks
! baie 8-l Z i0-i & ii-4 ROSE BLANKETS.
Oct 81,
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Men Fail u Hunter Goods. :
EDV ARD HOWE,

no. ), B!ercha,lL Reie,
II IS jas' received tor sale London suye, iinc
Blk snd blue B.osdqlo h.---bik sal blu-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES blk Bornsi &c
-Csm5lets ior Ciosks--Pl.ids-fgufe aid
ps..n -Blsnkets-Cassimei Shawls--
Dofiii.- kesseys--Cos,'ngs-fe cio,hs--
figured End PLAIN .uAias and CsmJricks-EsT-
ne &C slicoes--l.ns Shees,ng--gr,ti.h and
American Cotton Shee ilgs aud shir,incs-
crsP-s, Grape Dresses snd Shawl.--tik and
eoicused Lns,rings---s ie,', and Womsn's
eio'es and Hosie., Ribbons, With aylieiy OF
o'hsa articles Which VIII be sn'd Il lew prices
I,r tssh. u O1t. So, 1920.
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Wants a situation

store young man who can produce the
beat recommendations. Enquire al this Office
Dec. 10.
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He has likewise received. a laroe

lie has likewise received, a large
number Of CsoL Stoves his own invention Which
he nantrs fimself will be found 10 combine more
adVanases than any ever before offered 70 the pub.
he. .He lkewise can furnish Sbest Lon nd lin
unnels w Stoves OF al sizes With copper and ali
Other kJnd VI apparatus Tor Cock Stove, at ,h.r,
poties-hasing procured The bes. of werkmen sGr
ffat purpose. Z
Also
rof Sale a.. above. general assortment Of G -
ceres, lar Iron and Steel and large supply of
.i''l and eroscns Saws, which wtiits .werranted
10 prove good If sOct. 81
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-12-26
NEV GOODS.
BARBOUR ( SCOTT.


rAVG Just ,dd.d l.. her f.l susrly va.
L 4 riety # s..,onsble GOODS Tor & ~ oal,
bsl-s BOABtzETTS as.o,ted ooloufs DIAN
and ;ntlsd.
clseC,ssnsre sbaws, plain and bsrderel, son.
extra fine,
Lsdis. ,ucesius Cloths hte col M,z,,ipo,
Bsst Lendon Glo,bs shd Cassineres, navy blue
aud black,
Common ,nd low priced clo'hs and casdm.fs.
all colours,
Blue, m.z,.iae, brown END Frerch Grey pei.
Clo,bs.
bsi. In ii. calIicoes rog-' qu,li,y md ii-u 60,
bAle 81 'u9rcar qua ~ L. .rbotouth Sh.c,-
inGs,
| hals Flipnsls, al c.iau..---es 4 Scotch P.ias
a.s"s.n nar"ise'Uted Plains,
Sts.m Leon SnifuUgs
Black t.sueh and lndi. Satin,
3, ST blk Nshkn Grapes
Black, F,eneh snd l,riisn Grapes,
Beat aoubls Sc, nc Il black L-ysntincs,
Back l'aiiAn pSsl,hs--woisted Il lambs woe
Iio..sry,
ssssns plaid end striped Lus,tings,
Rsai buck, imitation buck, dee shin and dog skin
Gtotes
Satsineu.. ksrseys. Drsb, Hunters Cloths,
sackiogs, Coating, Fesrpoor hts, B,apkst.s.
Tailmets Nr1ng.--tabby Veh.ts, asreAt ".
ely - e. "a. s,tirirs Il u, =
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GREET BaEGAI.NS.
JUST HEcrIvrp, AND NOW OPENING FOR SALE
BY YtNtON & COX.

Exchange Street, Near Cumberland BGnk,
COMMITTING Or
.,UPsRLATlVEklk and blue London Cloths
, Mddisg and low priced de- dsubie and
single mild CziNmsre,. all co.surs- iuserhne and
middliss Ksrleys--Ddfil. and Coating, = sa,ine,,,
-C,f.imsfs shsws-s'ue, drab and other faney
eoloused Qusess and rslf.e Clsths- Brown Cam
biei -e,ssae, Vsll,pga one bale Bsmbsze,,s,
containing complete slortmsn, -Wsich Flannel,,
all Colour, figured Ratline,n and Fiaansls--Tar-
iaa p'sd.- Nen', and Womens worried Hofe---
Gusraisy Froeks aud Drawer, - Cotton Camorics
ADD Cambria Muslins, "A ani ca Ribbons,
Bysis, Tape, all Eas Mica. Beaver, Bueifkin
and six Gloves do lined with Fleece We
meu's Beaver. Kid and Silk Olovss--do do lined
-L,neas Long Lzul.--lin~a oambrics- Madras
pattern Handkerchief -eot,ea Flsg do-twilled
cross barred do-S.an, While N;eksrcheh-new
gilt esa, and ven Bnuons--do do silk do do--e,e
gan, dark and ligh: Londos print,--iark blue and
green Cahcoes book, leao snd null Muslins,
plata and 6xu'ei--:eoteh Lawns, "a snd 81
wire iewins Cotton, all Es,.--boIes csitou Baiis,
white and co,oursd-slk Lsces, plain ant figured
Thread Lace. Nenso Trim ming, ssd frisges
-cetion Shawl, s-4, ca. III aat S 4-fuperior
Gag Handkerchief. Copper pistes---Fu,ai,ur
Pa,ehs,--colsurea Camhrit,-Rui,ia Di,pen-
India Csiicss black Eomaaz.se, "a and Sd
back EsGk's and Castor Crapss-bisck and cal
CURED italian Crape.-bl.ek doube chain Levaa.
tine, -bl.ck Florence and Italian Silks black sad
and eelorsd sysehsws aod :afnstu black elk
3hawls and Hanakefchisf. black silk Flsreeiinc
yefiags-ievisg elk, aforied--saek snd blue
silk Tw!a-biaek, blue and green elk and 'sosy
Velvets.
hL.o-One bale kiderminster
Csrpetipg., new PATTERN, FIVE bale. wakhsm
shestinp and shir,ings, bieaehea aud brown
ons bale Ticking. sse,hrr with many other
articles, which t--wiii be fold grsst Bargains for
csfh Des. ~, 1870.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-12-26

vV'o he Sold al Psblic Senios by ,rcss Il to,Fi
= a. the dwelling house of ALtxANps it
AcCALLEY late Of Try sbur sCounty OF pSforF
Blacksmith dssssssS, ca Saturday the eCsh day ef
January 1891 At eue o'eioek F. M. so much oi,Scl
estate Of ssia deceased will produce the saif o
three Hundred aud Ninety Eve Dollars aud niaeis
eight cents for the payment u The iu,f ,etts 81
said Alexander MoCalley aud inei.es,sl eh9t.esa
BRNJ. WCoDM AN. .qliq'risfrafOr.
N, D. part Of tbs estate 10 bs seid ~ alos Z eon-
si,l OF one story dwelisg house ord tain, vYis
rc,ersou oftbe WIDOWS third. in n burg as..fc-
sai', blacksmith shop esSirs and aba1 one and
three quarters Of an acre u ground usds and ads
jsining .hs ssns--Ase son.e personal property %
be sold as above. - 49,
Frysturg, 9th Dec. 1870.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-12-26
o. DOMESTIC GOODS. err
CARTER & Lowering,
orskR roH SALE At rnxIR
American Goods Ware House,

N0ss so Safe Sired, BOSTON.
a LARGE aud extensive assortment OF
"A MEXICAN MANUFACTURER cor
TON md WOODEN GOODS, VIZ:
100 pieces Froaa Cloths, ssrious colours.
50 dc. Gas.meres,
600 do. ss,inets,
IS oaIts Lrowa sLsctag,
20 do. DO. SHIFTING,
81 do. bingham. and Checks,
10 DO stpp,s aud DENNIS.
10 DO Bed-Tckings.
GO Cases bIeached Shirting and saee,ingx
1000 ID, be.i sewing Cotton,
$50 10 Floss Cotton,
e00e do Candle Wickisg.
5000 10 Vans Nos 60 2s.
1000 pair mems and womon's Shoes.
The above Goods viii be solJ Low for Cn.h or
approved ooles, by the package OF piece I'iose
who are purchasing goods in this line arc respect,
fully nvedio cal aud examine. SIN Nov. il
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w. b. NORTON,

HhNlNG received his win,rr supply Of Goods,
L Oilers Tor sale "a has Sore nesr The lIgv
Scales, NIpbLE-SrIsrT, a conyle,n a..or.rent
OF W. GOODS and GROCERIES IRON
( STEEL escorted IRON HAiIoW WARE:
tAROW ARE American Msnsfsciur.d Sat.
iinst,s uinghan's Stripes shoesng,; Shirt
Jugs and Nnrns, Blue and White Eneli.h ui.ee
Goois, consisting of BRO ~ CLOTHS. CSsST-
MkhES Defls Baisos FIannels Caleoe.:
Bomoazetts silks foe Gowns aud Bounsts. with
Other articles a. usunl--uhich will he sold nv
Whole sale or retail al the lowest ricts FIR cash
good lumber or approved c,edis.
-foR sALE As ABOVE
1903 He'd Oak Shocks with Heading
800 White Oak DO do do.
20 M clesr aud refuse clear Bsnrds
200 M laying aud Shipping Shingles
5000 tlaphus,ds Of superior quslity;
Red Oak Slaves, W. O. HID. hoops, Joist aud
! Timber, &c. &c.
| az csTsoes Of Boards furnished al short notice
with or without Plank, to SUIT the market f.,
| which they are wanted.
| Dec. i2, 1890. (9wO
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-12-26
NEW STORE.
GOoT3 CHEAP.

GOoD3 CHEAP.
T., BRADLEY. respectfully in
fo,ss ,be inhabitants If Portland. aud the pub.
lic tha he has taken store No. 6. .Upnug's Row,
whste h: hss just received and hl, now ready for
fa'e, very complete assortment of
DRF GOODS,
among which are
fE3-O.e Sale FARNcH CLOTHS, containing
elegap Que Lsdie. cloth, Also super. Blue.
Bib. Drsh, and miIiuFes
Hy4o piece, LONDON and YORK MAE
CLOft,S among which are, fuper Bks and
Blue, ALSO hpe middng and low ericed Blus,
Blk MIXTURE. and ssher f.,biopable fancy eolrur.
Bel fupethne LONDON G sssINEREs Mid.
ding aud low priced Yorklhire aud Other Csfsi-
meses.
Pm ed and plain CaGimere sHAWLS:
8, 9 % ~ and i2-4 Rcfe BL ANKETs:
saiibWy FLANNEL black, ctln(ou. drsb
and be, cniored Pc ifs Flanasl.-Fiue and low
priced Dab KsRsBYs, DUFFILs and COAT
ING F'ncy sDd plsia BOMRAZsTTs, a large
ano tmeut fartanp lsds--a large h,r,msn, col
ored aod VIII c flannels-foue extra foe Whites,
-bea cir Coat and ven Buttons and trimm.ne.-
black Bamhazine--slk Velve,s- elegant black
silk VssfINGs-blsck W.T. ire and colorsd Lev.
antioes--hiack, vhiie and ored Florence.
black syncnaws--blsck and plaid Sarine,s Rib
bons--s'lk Cloves Beaver do. Bleeaut Mefipo
whole AID half h,5it handkerchief Canton and
mourning Grape. ben sewing Silk and Twil =
Msr,np and Pluih Trimmings Cambrick,
do do Standardization figured era
vas "A lriih Linens DamAfk Table Cloth,-
eiegsu. plaIo aud figured Muslies.
hlpa1 kter,.iNe ~ .uent If COTTDN
GOODS of slmoit every Description, qs,li,y anc
prize
N 3 The Above with macy other goods ~il
be iol soo.sfzle and retail az the Lowell psili b
prices for cath. # Nov. 7.
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SEW Ard PNRIEK,

SEW ARD PORTER,
No ., Long WbarG
IL AS just received on Consignment Ut sloop
Messsnger. aud ror sale on reasonable tenn.
Chests Bo>e. of hyson,) FFNEN AZ
aud Bohea,
Tags If Indie white & brown Sugars.
Bags OF West India Coffee,
Snrrels Svpe Gue baltimore Alexandria Flour.
CasHs Il drums Of Carraburna anJ sul,aps Rsi,i-.
,pc', bali pines aud Or, oaskf of the best old Sic
lily WINE Of the Viatage of 1915.
cT-ANCAORS OF all sizes and kinds, together
with carriages. a. 0c,. 3.
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SETH CLARK.

Mas jnf rtcelrei mail dssort1aem Of superfac
BROADCLOTH d CASSiMERES.
Il the latest Importation.
II So--
TaiNNtHGs Of all kinds.
lie cxccntes tia TAILORING BUSINESS. a.
s.u.', az his shop next door below the Cuia5erlend
H5k, in ExeHArGE-STRREr.
I97Orders from ae eoguiry Erttfai ataded 10
Portland, oci, IL. df1
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23

Thistlewocd's trial had occupied two days
10 hearing testimony.
The London Courier mentions that a
simultaneous insurreclion had been at
tempted--but failed.
The troops fired upon the popuIace at
Greenock, and killed and wounded 80
persons.
Accounts from Yorkshire state, that a
general rising of the Radicals had been
fixed on for particular day 10 the north
err districts. Several of their leaders
had been committed to York castle for
high treason.
The queen had written from Rome, and
expressed her intention of returning TO
England. She insists upon having her
name in the liturgy OF the church.
There had been great Improvement III
the money markets in England. Stocks
had risen one per cent.
A courier from Madrid had passed
Ihro' England, aud embarked for the u
nited States, with fresh Instructions for
Gem Wives.
A decree of the Junta had confiscated
all property belonging TO the inqnisiiion.
The Cortes were To assemble On the
10Th, and are to consist Of il9 members.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23

IYyHE subscriber, feeling CRATES
~ fnI for past fayoura, returns ms SIM
cere thanks TO bis customers. and hopes by
an unremitti0g attention 10 their best in,
ierests, to merit and receive a share Of
The public patronage.
He has now on hand variety
of CARRIAGES, which, were they to
call aud purchase, would, be trusts, be
pleasing to boih parties.
He would also inform the pub
lie that he has a young man IN his employ
wbo wishes encouragement At Sign PANT
ing, Gliding. Broazing and Glazing.
JONATHAN HARRISON.
Eliz. Town. May %. 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23
VENDUE.

Viii be sold at Public Tendue, ON Tues
day the 23d instant,
THE STOCK IN TRADE Of the
= subscribers, consisting Of a general
assortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Crockery, Scales, Weights,
&c. &c.
ALSO,
Horse and Gig, Chair, 2 Wagons,
Hogs. Cow, Sleigh, some Household
Furniture, and variety of articles FOO
tedious to enumerate in an advertisement.
Sales TO commerce at 10 o'clock, A. M.
when at.endapce viii be giyen, and ON
dilions made known, by
TOOKER & MARSH.
Shot,pelfs Landing, Rahsuag,
May Is, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.
E S EX PLEAS.

ESSEA FLEAS.
Thomas MsRRGL,
Gronor Ross, & Fl. F'.
Isaac Ross.
u virtue of the above stated writ OF
ID fieri facias, to me directed, [ have
levied on the dwelling house, biacksmillis
shop, and one acre of land, wherein the
defendant George Ross lately lived, bound-
ed by lands of John Marsh, Thomas Love..
and the road; also levied on four acres of
land bounded by lands of John I. Terrell,
both in the township of Railway. which /
shall expose TO sale at Public Vendue. at
the house Of Lewis Rivers, innkeeper 10
Elizabeth Town, on the twentieth day Of
May next between the hours OF twelve
aud five o'clock, P. NJ.
NATHAN SQUIER, late Sheriff.
| March II, 1920.
The above sale is adjourned to the 18th
day of June next, at the same time and
place as above.
NATHAN SQUIER, late Sheriff.
May Goth, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23

We understand the Court Of Errors on
Friday last reversed the judgment of the
Court below 10 the case Of Ogden IS. Glib
bcns, Tor trespass NJ ct Grmis. 1t will
be remembered that that judgment was for
five thousand dollars, with costs; and that
il mad been affirmed by iile SupremeCourt.
The Court Of Errors, we are Informed,
were divided, six 10 five-two members
being absent. True AMERICAN.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.
ESSEX PLEAS.
DAVID SAyRE,
Us. Fl. Fa.

BENJAMIN SAYRE.
10y virtue of the above stated writ Of
, fieri iacias TO me directed aud de.
Iivered, | have levied on the Dwelling
House aud ten acres Of Land, be the same
more or less. whereon the defendant lives.
situate in the township of Union, bounded
by lands Of David Sayre. Thomas Aiing,
aud the road, which shall expose to sale
at Public Vendue. at the house Of Lewis
RIvERs, iunkeeper 10 Elizabeth Town, on
the twentieth day Of May next, between
the hours of twelve and FIVE, P. NJ.
JOS. T. BALDWIN. Sheriff.
March 20, 1920.
The above sale is adjourned to the Sd
day Of June next, at the dwelling-house Of
the defendant, Benjamin Sayre, ia the
township Of Union, between the hours of
twelve and Ave, P. NJ.
JOS. n. BALDWIN, Sheriff.
May Goth, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23
LOUISVILLE, Ky. April Z

LOUISVILLE, KY. April 26.
Captain VOORHEES, reports The following
particulars of an Indian massacre which
took place on the river, at Little Prairie,
below New-Madrid
I" Little Prairie, April o.
Three Seminole Indians e men and
boy murdered Capt. Davis, of Nash
vile, Tennessee, who was lying too on a
sand bar, with a flat boat. Capt. Davis
wasscalped aud thrown into the river; his
body was found, and buried on Mr.. Walk
er's plantation. Capt. Davis had one
white man and two blacks on board Of his
boat; the whine man was tomahawked in
the most dangerous manner, but escaped
from the savages, and concealed himself
among some willows. The black men
were out hunting when the murder was
committed (; on their return to the boat,
they were seized by the Indians, who,
seeing fire arms in their possession, re-
treated, having first showu them the scalp
Of Capt. Davis, their master. The people
on board flat boat, short distance be-
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23
Notice.

4 Ii those indebted to the subscriber,
either as Executor to the estate of
JONAS WADE, ESQ. deceased. or on bis
own account whether 90 bond. note, Or
otherwise, will please call without further
notice and pay their respective dues, as
no further indulgence can be given.
OLIVER WADE.
Springfield, Mag 90 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23

low, state they saw the murder committed.
An express was Immediately sent to New
Madrid, where party Of men were raised
and went in pursuit Of the sayages they
found party Of nine, but could only take
three Of them, among whom is their chief,
who declares the innocence Of those taken,
but says the murderers shall be brought 10
and given up"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23
TElI2 GAZETTE
!. ELiZaBETH.ToWM.
TUESDAY. MAY %. 1890.

legislature. -Tile Legislature Of this
state convened at Trenton on "Wednesday
last, agreeabIy to adjournment. We have
given sketch Of the proceedings of the
House ia another part OF this paper. 1t
is thought (says the True American) the
session val last about three weellsSs.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23

Attention-G Governors Guards
VOU are requested to meet at the
u Court. House on THURSDAY evening
next, at Z o'clock.
BY order Of the Captain.
EIiz. Town, May %, 1920
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23
To Let,

And possession giUen immediately,
fefHE BLAcKsMITH-SHop aud WooD-
a SHOP, lately occupied by Jonathan
Orsborn. For terms, apply TO
NATHAN SAYRE.
Elizabeth Town, May %. 1920
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23

a labsitoas strsdk, which il is stated usually
attends VenuS, when il situations similar
to the present with respect to the Sun,
that was believed by risny, (who perhaps
had never noticed the like phenomenoR)
to be'the tail Of Comet.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23
Fron the St. james, Chronicle.

We do not speak from light authority
when we state the fact, that the neighbor-
ing kingdom Of Portugal is forward 10 its
preparations 10 follow the example Of Spain,
and that the consolidation of the whole
Peninsula into one powerful free monar-
chy is al hand. This is, we believe, the
first public intimation of the probability Of
az event which must exercise an impor-
tant influence upon the fate Of Europe. 2
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23
ALBANY, May l9.

ALBANY, May l9.
The Rev. DR.. Morse left town yester.
day afternoon, on his way to Buffalo. He
is employed, we understand, by governs
ment, on mission for investigating the
actual condition of the Indians 10 the
western and north western parts Of The
|union-preparatory to . distribution of the
funds that have been appropriated by
Congress for the civilization ofthe Indians.
DIR. Morse will proceed from Detroit to
Makinag--from thence across the north
western territory, to the Falls of St. Al.
thony, and in bis way will visit all the
tribes of Indians that reside 10 that coun-
TRY. He will then probably descend the
Mississippi, and on his return, examine
L the condition Of the tribes IN the western
states. The intention Of government, ia
this mission, we learn. is to obtain an ac-
curate account of the state Of all the saw
ages north Of the Ohio.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23

We understand (says the Washington
City Gazette) that Commodore Charles
Stewart, of Pennsylvania, recently return
ed from the command of the Mediterranean
squadron, 10 the Franklin IA, has been
appointed by the President, with the con-
seat Of the Seuate, member oil the Board
OF Navy Commissioners, vice Commodore
Stephen Decatur, deceased. The salary
authorized by law for this Office, is 3 800
dollars per anDum.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Oh ERlfF > DALI.
Nerc. Jersey Supreme Court.
JAMES ScHUREMAN,
Us. Fl. Fa.
THOMAS Van NAME.
ID Z virtue of the above stated writ Of
- Geri fac,as to me directed and de-
iivered, have levied on the Dwelling
House and Lot Rhereon the defendant
lives, situate in the borough Of Elizabeth.
bounded by lands Of John De Hart and
the road, which / shall expose to sale at
Public Vendue, at the house of Lewis
Rivers, innkeeper in Elizabeth Town, on
the twenty-secoad day of July uexi. be-
tween the hours of twelve and Eve, p. M.
JOS. T.. BALDWIN,
Sheriff Of the county Of ESSEX.
May 18th. 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23
FOR THE ELrzABETR-rowS GAZETTE.
CHARADE.

CHAKADE.
My first, the sign of cabalisdc charm;
To gain my second, nerves the villains arm
The words united, form the magic name
OF him who from a southern city came;
Then if you viii this name transpose,
The gage of plighted faith it shows.
"A solution is .Sished.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23

DIED,
At Lyons Farms, on Sunday last the widow
Of Mr.. Josiah Meeker. aged 81.