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Mem Spring Goods.
JOSEPH HARRDD,
I As added to his former ,t5ek variety oil
i L seasonable tces,

Ii As added to his former st9ek variety oil
i L seasonable teles,
AMONG WHICH ARR
Superfine and common PRINTS and
1ALlCOES.
supe: fine Gi NGHAMs, dark and light,
Carlisle Glughsms and RDRfS-alk tsiIfd S TX,
csse .nper blk SARsN IS AID sINCaaWs,
Il eFino Handkf-imiiaiu ion 10.
II 81 K l0-i Grape liAWis-Csnfon Grape,
81 AMI CT D.mity--Nt sins a var .tv, NJ
Il / and Ga Csutrics and camhtie Nh n,
Ia and IA irish Lincns-kas.ia n etiag,,
Sam Dni.ing for summer pan,sloens.
Blk Bonbazetts-Chiniz shawls an assortment,
,saies wafer Loom shirriug and sheeting,
factory G,nghams, s,rtpes aud Checks,
Cotton Casa ncre--Nana.ns, white and striped
JEAN,
Ribbons variety. &r. &c. The above will be
.ol, very low for CASH April II.
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FLOUR.
WILLIAM FRANCIS,

OFFERS FOR SIZE
MI b5's. Baltimore and A,.xandria s. Fine
FLOUR. and info ms his Cusiomars hat
~ futufe shall keep q constant supply. king
bu iness usual o. Marcel
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l.. q A. Ii. CROSS,
Haze for sale WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
n 2Caests Souchong, Hyson Skin,
Young Tyson and Tyson ca, Of the ifs1
qusity-Liverpool Packets and Midas cargoes
4 PIPES Cogniac anu Narseri!es Brandy
Pipes schiedam Gin
5 Pipes American do.
5Hhds. St. Viaceni's Rum
9Hbds. Old WiGdaard Isl. RUM, wbict has
been eighteen months ia the LONDON Ware
house,
OR. Casks Sicily Madeira Wine
IS Bags double boiled sugar
20 Boxes Mould Candles
8 Cases saeetOi
1900 bis. Java and ". !. Coffee
8 Bales New-Orleans Cotton
so Boxes Jusen,el and Bloom Rasins
Ksgs Harris B. and Tobacco
10 Boxes by 9 Window Glass
1900 bis soft shelled Almonds
iIbds. retailing Moiasses
Loaf sugar-few bags English Wslnuls
S. Bolts Ravens Duck
Tons Eustick
Ginger; Pepper Pimento Cassia I; Indi-
60 Nntmers, At. &c.
100 Bbls. Superfine Flour
O-rhe shove Ooops will be sold for easb or
approved credit as low as at any store in town.
TT Jan. II.
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ROYAL LINCOLN,
Erehange Street, Has just received
Bale damaged India Cotton,

S """'"hNU Ahu'" NVteO'I
cheap bales American Sheeting and shirtings ',
C,ssiine Shawls, figured borders Grape Shsais;
blue and crimson twilled Rombszetis; black tab
BY Velvet; satinetts fine white Flannel.s IA
pintsd Gsmbrick Bedteking Maroon Canton
Grapes, white Jean Factory Checks fne A.
neTitsn bieaohed Sh-eiings: flag. Baadsnaa aud
lack six Handke,chieis /: siik Umbrellas; cotton
Do. Russia Dagels; figured red Flame ; ~
pegfne Dsvonsbre kersey-fguie ell and plain
Alusins Marking Canvas; CambriSk Dimity |;
Meas white wors,e4 half Hose figured Gsavsis /;
p,ns, Tapes, Threads buttons snd ,,bbands mems
ind women's lined Gloves Blue, brown aud mix
ed sroadcloihs.
A few pieces American blue Broad
cloths, irim Batle,'s Mandatory, Il an excel
lent fahr,ck.
Iy-Brisioi Brick, for cleaning Knives
o,tiand, Feb. 1. 1890. uf)
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or Caution to a Slender.

OF Caution to q SCHNEIDER.
ON Thursday ihe 5ist ul, young man called
" Upon pie,erior CusHM.N and so ,ced I'VE
doIo,s of bim /, the name OF the subscriber, On
account. lt'ba- since proved TO BE- an impo.i,ion'
IL he will return the money TO either OF ~ IN ms
course Of the ps esent week, The transaction sha''
be overlooked for this time but IL be sights tins
offer, he may expect TO lie dealt with as the Law |"
such eases provides ~ Let him net think 10
eude the hand of justice, To- he i. too well known
to escape Il. tiction. JOSEPH CAFE
Portland 3yrii II.
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THE subscriber hesesy gves IA,he not,ee 70
= oil concerned, thar be has beeh by appointed
and has taken upon him elf fhs isNaIof 90 sda'a
,srrstor upon the en4e Of E3uAsNrgvHANs.
late of Back6eld, in the codDly ~ pSfori, 'ss1a
deceased, BY giving bond - sks las di,ee,s.-h
therefore requests sl persons ~ho are indeb,sd %
said deeeaseds es,ssf % make immediate paymsut;
and those who haslepy demands thereon, TO e.
hibit the came for Iytiement 20
saMUFLF BROWN, Ai~i-hfrass.
Buck6eld March ., 1870. 6w
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SCHOOL,.

TIME SUBSCRIBER Intends {, cormerce
L. his sp ing qnster On Tuesda,, lith ms. 4
his school room in Hymn arke,.Row. His
school being sna,l. he W II have m opportunity
q pay pa tcular a, en- ION he youth. who u,sy
DO committed 10 his care. H. feels gtn -iui for
pas, fovours, ard hoPes he shall in 10 ure pei,,
public patronage CALEB CHASE.
Portland, Apill 3. 1870
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JAMES TODD,

RESPECTFULLY informs his frien ds
and the public thar he has taken Store, ner,
door TO Mr.. ELIPaALtr Smiths, Exchange
Street, for the purpose of carrying on the
Burnish Gliding Business,
and all hing, appert aiming. He assures the pub
lie that every exertisn shall be made to give per
feet satisfAciion, and tina, all command, .all be
faithfully and promptly execu'ed on the most re-
sooabe terms. Ola LOOKING-GLASSRS new
framed to any pa,tep. Embroidery, p iu,ins.,
Drawings and Prints, framed, 2 azed and enamel
led.-Prinis and d. wings vsrni.hed 90 a. to DIS
pense with glau, If desired. He hs. for sale an
assortment of PRINTS, VIE. Scripture Pieces
Fancy Prints aud Flowers, the fowe sare beau,i.
MIy coofed, suitable for copying.
J. T.-llas on hand handsome assortment
or Mahogany Framed
LOOkING-GLASSES,
Viii Oh he will sell on the most reasonable terms.
10 short time he viii have an assortmen. If Git
framed Looking Glasses, of hi. own Manufacture,
which will be framed in The Uy'e and of the
best materials, the woikma ship Of which, he
will warrant to equal any offered for sale.
" B.-.4H k.nds Of old ieork new G'iied re-
paired. TT April II.
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4 HE 'ub.eribers having bsea Spointed by the
l. Hon samue Freeman, Judge of Probate for
the eauny Cumberland, comm,.ioners TO re-
ceive and sy.m,se The CLAIMS of the creditors to
the eta of
SAMUEL DAVIS,
late of Fresport, in said county, Mariner deceas-
ed, eitate, Represented inso vent, hereby give
notice at six months fem the twenty -.ecoud
day of March infant are allowed said creditors
to bring in aod prove heir claims, and that they
will attend that service at the Store Of wi liam
K. Stockbridge, IN North-Yarmouth. on the bird
"wednesday, Of Ju'y, Auguii and September next,
from two to FIVE o clock in the afternoon of each
of thofe day.
WILLIAM r. sToCKBRIDGE, ION !"
North Yarmouth, March ~, 1920.
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To the Hon. Jeremiah Bailey,
Esq. Ju'ge Of Probas, within and for the
County OF Lincoln.
JOIN q. sW ANTON Administraror on the e..
j ta,e of b. ,m'u Swanton, late Of Bath, in the
Coun,y Of Lincoln, deceased, respeet flu y repre-.
int, that the per'oua enate OF the said Be, amin
owanton, ia no sufficient by the ,um oftwo hun
e,sd and e,gh y SIX do ar' and forty five cents, 10
an,wer The ia, detu which he owed. He there
tore pray, iha' he may ne en powered and licensed
To scl % much Of the real estate If he aid de-
ceased a. may be efficient 10 rai,e the said sum
with dentai cha'e es ] b. sWANTON.
LINcetN VS.. 1t Probate Court he'd at Bah
vi b and for the Coun y of Lincoln, on the tenth
day of March, A. d. 1890.
On the foregoing pesii'on--ordered-shs said
Petitioner give notice TO al per,ons in,ereaed in
said e,,ate To appear az Court # Probate to be
holden a, the Probate OH c IN Wi.cas ct 10 said
eurly, on Wstue'dsy, the thrd day Of May nex,,
b, csus ny q copy OF sad pe'iion with this order,
TO be pubiuhsd three week. suees.ively in the
Pert and Gazette.
JEkR, BAlIfY JsfsJ P.sSss.
Copy Attsst-Jops IA. SntPPAsp, Rseisfs,,
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PAPER.hANCINGs.

%NesleDsive varls, n Z rach and A,neric ~
PAPER-HfvGfNGL and BoRDGRS.
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CU\D NiL'o MILLS.
Yooi .dr2inp.

s'HE subscribers iniorni their friends
4 and the public, ,iat hey have seplrnished
rear Card,ng ais h,pes vi,h new csrds al tie hn.
est and mosl approved nianat-c e. and tha, they
are now enabled TO Card Wool OF all grades, IN the
est manner
fney co,''nue TO wanuficiurc all kinds OF WOOL
j. Gods, - usuai --.ibo, ti'y oior and hnish
y5afn o. ms os III desc p,,ors. md TO color gar
n,. SC t,.i t-ss faded, become onlssh'on-
..lo - "a braaules fthe above business will be
ne witb despatch, and IN he lowest terms, ana
,he act f,eas ,,ra,eiu'iy ackpewiedgcd.
Gi AXE h GRiNNEiL.
-sAsFaHo ,LHr ntt'e.Co"pto"-fsLre
oazY. livetioa-- IlLIAh PEAasr, Bf,s'os'
ls,rr..- aai JON 5HssnAs - Newport, will te-
aiss .na iorvA ard 4tcies intenced for the Nanu'
,Aosy
= Partsnou'b, Ju!y 70. 1920.
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t.0l.m5iGa Grand Eofo B;bls,

thAth 4NO PLA1ES
~ y" puoh'h'ns IN 40 rsekly numbers,
A. ~ cts. each. Two Of the pietes
- sp'endid / nisprce, aud an eny, aved
iihe rage. The works. ,m st,a,ed WIN ex
"'Ao'ioy No'er trom ths vikings Of those
n'nen' d'v'n :, Hrnfy, Brows, ace,f, Cote,
Ueslsy, aud CH.,kc
: 81 Ps soos siding in he ccun,ty, who
Ia'ay wish 10 subsci ibs cen DC supphsd wrh
'h'N'a'aan's Family iseasu y, by s,gh: nuu.
pf's |" = 'n@ Or noe, as is' as pubiished.
R,' spPs'e 'ss - ,ns sspoin'ed agent, 1T Nv
81 \ o@Ass Ngp en- r,rest, N wport, n !.
-. N - lScnp'i3n p4pers are lelt al
y, s'ssnfEssti 50. Is is,ol--aiso, q,
~ ~sL& lNs q, Na ssl.R I.
shIa LUTHER, AGENT
~. (ul
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BOOKS and SrATIONAnY.

NO lily, fhuTes ofrrtF
r M'INTiRE into us the ,nha II n's q
10 Newport and its sIr,nuy, tha, he H.
,us received fom New York geusf,J 81.
sor,men, cf BOOKS, comprising Mstlt a
and Theological Woiks, the wofks 90 of
taosi ceiebrscd Poets, Novels, ard W. siou
Miscellaneous Works. Also '!ank BpeE
and general assor,men' 81 Sta onary
Tbe above no now Refsior ssle on reasoo
abe eem,.
BiaDk B. b, made TO any pst,ero--p
Is pk,re.p aud with oes,ness sad dtsnit,
Newpors, ~ v % 1920.
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SCHOOL.
THE subscribers Evening School.
L s,mmencei on Mosdsy Evening last.
.Nevp0rt. Sept. 81. joan Ro0NAN-.
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1syo, Sdse al ms slose IA fS1ckfoyd.
n "saerst .1sso~fmenl u Hsrdwase snd
= Ioirfyio'as, md, oos, shovels and
'o"s ALsO ID . Goods, Shoes, snd Geo.
ee'iss Datch P,onga Irons, end Ploughs
'esuy made p.'ens pien iosks broad md
"''o~ cat sect s,es; bn Loo aud steei,
and nails 4 ~ >1ets; hes h ,yr, btiek,.
stoas lime, W.s1 Ga e,S Puty.
t~
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Norfh arpssgysn B,mh.


4 I the sonuai meeting oi The st1csho'd
IN ers of In Sorh EiuRslown Bank, hoi
leo a. the Bank toon on Mondsy he 2s,h
N,,emher 1870. lne following persons wee
chosen director. of said Bank for 'be yea,
ensuing, via: Daniei Chemhna, Jau'es
Heime, Jshn WHson. Efshs Worsen, WH
hsm Hammond, Uiiiam Raffey, George "
7Ih'ns basf, Ro6erf f hOyes, Samuel ~. 4
ZEN, 0hver Wansop, John Srgav, John Clark.
Thomas Jnnes, Jonafhan Reynoids, Esbon
sanford, J fry Dap's, Samuel Rrayfsn
Sfukriy Brovn. Jun. Fardos r. Hamm nd,
Daniel G.. CAamain and W,iLam hiehots
hod o. . subsequ.n, meeting oftbs ID
reciors, DanieI C4ymhhn, Ess. wss uoso
mously re-e ecte Pc s'dent of said Bank.
PARDON 4. HAMMOND, Cashier
WEXFORD HpT2l. -.
Schooi Boz r., Bianks, and Sfanoi.ary,
F. sale, at the Hsi.Store Of
GEORGE WANTON.
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5LSo.
BOOh, AMI STATIONARY.

y az q, c, pa ns usoal.y. 20 hs f,und
zoos SrORS
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NEW GOODS,
1UsT RscsivfD, h.sD FoR S.sLr By
JAMES HAMMOND,

ADJ G.on's ~ Posses, twillsd sud
IL pis'-, ana Of fashionable eeiors /; 8,osd-
tp' sAss'nsfss, Vssungss Ba,srs. Fen
ness' 'nSe's, Ses'ch Ptaiai, 8oa,bsss,ts.
no"n ns. Dovensni'r L ssys, HOSE y,
"'oves Soroa Shrungs, ahceungs, Bed
iieAa l sh Lins ns,- Table L,nen, Diapers,
SrAsu Ordrs sl =, .n.s. ID mites, lose ruog
Ssheo, lnd's anu NJ. Mus.ias, Jsso, Lesae.
''nes, i.c's iass, Caa,oo Csapes, Crspe Dres
srs, ~ Ank rCispsa >alins, Pini SLas, pm
ofehas,l f,0y 400 ) tx vse,.. Green Tab,
Cio,es, Hssstn Rugs, &c. Nc.
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.1tso m I. ADI5c, Ielra.
senef-i assor,men, cf coaa,r, Lumoer. con.
assss ~ >np tAnS. boat BoArus Lapccn oak 10.
s"r t'sss h-ti inch ~ smut ,fo Js. 80. &C
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American unbleachcd Sbee 10 IS & Shirtings,
s4, ~ ard 7-s Chez Gin.hAms. Bcdticks, cotton
THREADS. &c. Nov ~
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NOIICE


yyHcREAS the Sup enc Jndlc, Cou,
w :, ne, u tobef sc w A ID 1870, b,id
,hs caus,y ot Washington, sppom' d the
,ubscyiscrs sss,gpecs % ne lnso'seot Esisic
OF C,anstoo E,so,, OF Nth Kioastowo, IL
,pe codp,y oi w snington, msouiactn'rf,to
whom fte s,d L pson 20, assigned hts cs-
,ate ayr, sbi, 10 az ,ct ps.srs'a June session
A. ID. 1920. ep,i,led " - Act Tor the re'isf
u insoiyem Dob,o,s." Notice !, hereby
ven hat % su Ut 20 ,s'd appointment, the
Tp.csibcrs rni nee, at the house of Samuel
D allen, ~ Nor;h kipgsiowv Aforesaid on
y fist Meodays II Jinosry, March sod
April mex where The eredi,ors Of said Can
.iou q c uo'i6 q % bring N and prove their
esprc ice cisins or they Will be drbAfrsd o
i.iieai ~ ssid estate.
WILKINS UPDIKE.
DANIEL STANTON fssisne".
JON. REYNOLDS,
Nor %
STRAW BONNETS.
4 COSSr VT supply Of fashiona.
n bic straw Bo.sETs. for Sale BY
yENNET DKuMMeND.
Eexe,fs. ApxJ s. Ic2p.
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HOUS HOi.D IVAKk g.

"a isss sid one Jspauned Wac, B,us
n'n lea Pos, Csodioslvss, Fne Sets, l.oos !.
'"g Giassvs, Warri1g Psos B,u,hr, II ~
snds, knived sod FaiA,, Cuflee Mills, S..
cns, Pocket Lan,hofns, Day ~ afarsis's
6L-iCKlAG.
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wshyAD,

a BOY to attend 10 siose--ons thsi ia ~
i've ana OF good habits, whose pAgcnrs = IN
consiasr the infnfms,on he received 40 eqai
vsisn' Tor services rendered, can spp!ysss~
o"sc. Nov. 1s, Is5O.
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Fresh GOODS.

TOHN DYKE has removed ans ST, OK
j of Goods to store
80. no, Thames street.,
Corner II CAure5 street.,
A few doors north OF his fot ner s.o~d
Whero he bss Just received large assortment OF
SEASON tBiE GOODS, which he offers
for sale very low prices.
Tiey cons,St OF the FoEiogving.
BLACK, blue and mkt Inserting trimmings,
Brosdcio,hs. Suspenders,
Do do Cassiineres, Milinet,
Plains and Satin It's. ~ and o. white Cam
1eyonshire kers-y. brics.
White, red. yellow. bPk 3'4 aud "A black do
and green Fiannels, - and 6 8 plain book
Pelice Cloths, emo Nushns,
Bile, scarlet, crirn'on PLAZA & igur'd isno DO,
prown and biacx Dom GA sscariiis 40,
base,s, Mul.ma!i & jacoae, do,
Figured do Back Levantines,
Goloeed Widbores, Plain striped and check
Mich 3,noasns, Ribbons, III
pisek and colored csss. Rlegani gsrni,ure do,
r,.fe ,hsv,s, White cainoric Cravsts
Wh,u, oiack AID green i''ok check do,
L,sts.ags. Wooden Yes ing.,
Eisek aipehass, suk 10,
do sArsneis, White md ksurej Mar.
Black IishNp, 4 French seis,es do.
and CantOn r.Nes, India Cot ons,
Black Bsrtesona SIX sni Russia Diapers,
cotton Hag iIandkis. Blue STRIPED C2Iicocs.
Madras 10, Black. white, light, yell
Ladies and genaemsn's log and brown do.
cot & NyersieG lose, Furniture CaIicoes.
Lsdiss ,.ck silk Hose, do Dimlties,
cnn iemcn's and iaies' Carlisle Giagbams,
hssser, kd anil SILK stesnloom sh'rinss,
Gjav5s Cotton Umbreilas,
Tisb .,insns Csnbric DimIties,
Fgsi4 1i,ectpsg. Black s. coored sewing
liAn-he.'er is.sN, SO ". silk, and Twist,
SID and tabhy Vv.yets, Coat b vest gil, Buttons,
yslyci Ribbons, Tapes and 3obbins,
PSca,l, paper and ounce Bpyes cotton balls,
Pins, Six braid, twist and ch.
rlAs.ic Knitting 10. MEL Cord,
Cast steel Needles, sil- S456T aud 8 threaded
,er-eycd cottou Floss,
wnitechapel do, I,o, IN balls,
Yarn & cot darning 10, Wound Wire, &c BE
.sLSD-
american unbleachcd Sbee in IS * Shirtings
s-4, "a ard 7-s Chez Gin.hams. Bcdticks, cotton
Yhresis. &c. Nov ~
SCHOOL.
THE subscribers Evening School,
L s,mnencei on Mosdsy Evening last.
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THE ClRCUL ATfNG LIBRARY.

OT 1000 POiuRsS,
Con'inues to nave adtffaaso Of = uev ", x
so,isb!s fo nc sans.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-15
N Notice.

HyHE Subscribers. having All assisr=
ment of the property Of PHILIP
MILLS, deceased, hereby give notice,
that they will attend to the settlement of
said estate, at the house of JOHN MoRRIs,
10 Railway, on Saturdays the 10th and
26,h August, and I'd September, on which
days all persons having demands against
said estate, ale requested to bring them
in for examination-and those indebted to
make payment. All demands not pre-
sented by the twenty first Of September
next. will for ever after be debarred from
payment.
JOHN MORRIS,
WM. LAWRENCE, "sfs'
Railway, Aug, a, 1920.
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Notice.

TIME subscriber having rented the
IL CIDER-WORKS and DISTIL-
LERY belonging 10 the Estate of JAMEs
WILSON, Esq. deceased, respectfully IN
forms ali The former customers Of said de-
ceased, as also bis friends and the public,
that the Works are now in good r pair,
or CIDER on as good terms as are given
at other Disiilleries.
DAVID B. LUM.
Eliz. Town. Aug. IS, 1920.
n. B. Wanted to hire, an ex-
perienced DISTILLER, to whom liberal
wages will be given.
D. B. LUM.
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From the Columbian.
coMMERcE WITH FRANCE.


1t appears that the late act Of our gov
ernment, laying tonnage duty of SIS per
ton on French vessels arriving in our ports,
had created great sensation III France,
and was by many viewed as an act of the
most uufriendly cast. So far from this
being the fact, it was the imperious duty
of our government to resort to step
which would at once bring the French
government on the fair footing of recipro-
city. This subject was SO we'll under
stood by our Congress, that the bill passed
without even the usual debate. and was
thus clearly set forth by Mr.. Newton:
Mr.. Newton, the Chairman Of the Com
mittee of Commerce, gave brief expo
sition of the causes which rendered ex-
pedient the passage Of this bill. The
documents laid before Congress on the
subject, he said, showed that all attempts
at negotiation on it had failed. The
policy OF the United States had been just
and liberal: we had offered every thing
that could be offered, on terms of reci-
procity, to induce France to abandon her
policy, SO injurious to our commercial
and navigating interest. We bad offered
her the same terms as had been accepted
by Russia, by the Netherlands, by the
Hanseatic cities; but we had offered It
in vain.
He was very sorry, he said, that it be-
came his dus@ now to advocate a policy
which was aIhorrent to his mind-that of
restrictions on commerce. He was happy
that our government had shown TO the ma
tions of the world the example OF placing
commerce on the most liberal footing but
as France had refused to reciprocdte that
liberality, it has now become our imperi-
Gus duty to come back, in regard to
France, to the policy which she herself
pursues. In consequence OF her i'Iiberal-
ity 10 this respect, we are compelled TO
resort to the measure now under conside-
ration. She is now 10 possession Of pos
tive advantage over us, by her regula-
tions. Will she voluntarily give il up !?
1t has been already shown that she will
not; aud she viii continue 10 refuse to
give il up, until she finds that by persist
ing 10 II she has subjected her own com
merce to inconvenience. In order, there
fore, TO enable the president Of the United
States, between this time and the next SEES
sion Of congress. to negotiate with the
French government to some effect, 1t was
necessary TO pass this bill. There is IN
the bill provision that it the French
government feels disposed to enlarge its
policy 10 regard TO- US, all restrictions on
her. commerce in our ports will be done
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-15
Notice.

W. E the subscribers, owners Of lands
Wv lying between Elizabeth Town
and Woodruffs' 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, or Others, after this
date, will by us. if discovered, be pun
ished with all the severity ofthe law.
August 10th, 1890.
H Williamson, I'm. Chet,Dood,
Thomas Price, sen. iona. Dayton,
LesgiS RiUers, Thomas Sditer,
Ichabod Williams, EPIsdac Morse,
aaron WOodral6, jr. Smith Scadder.
Il l.. Whitiock, John Chandler,
Eiihu Mitchell, Geo. C. Barber,
Lathsr B Hendricks, James Wooodruf
Riehard HOodruf, Jesse Woodru6,
ESekicl Woodruf, Henry Woodruff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

ESSEX COMMON PLEAS.
The President, Directors
and Company Of the Fl. Fs. de bo-
Paterson Bank, ue ~
IS. MS ct fsFfi''
Ellis Noe.
I'm virtue Of the above stated execution,
4 to me directed, have levied on a
Farm, situate 10 Westfield township. con-
tanning twenty-five acres, more or less,
bounded on lands of Job Ryno, John B.
Osborn, and John Losey, which shalt
expose to sale at Public Vendue, at the
house of George d. Small, innkeeper ia
the town of Newark, on Saturday the
sixteenth day Of September next, between
the hours Of twelve and Eve O'Clock in the
afternoon.
JOSEPH r. BALDWIN,
Sheriff Of the cc'paty Of ESSEX.
August nth, 1920.
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GENERAL ORDERS.
NEw-JERsEY MILITIA, ESSEX BRIGADE


Elisabeth Tewn, l4th August, 1920.
At general Court Martial, convened
on the seventeenth Of July last, at Eliza
beth Town, of which Colonel WILLIAM
WILLIAMS was President, for the trial Of
Captain ELIAS E. BoUDINoT, Of the. third
regiment, the following charges. with their
specifications, were preferred against him.
viz:
CHARGE I. For ungentlemsnly and un-
oficer-like conduct while on duty on the
7tb June, 1920.
Specification /. Captain Boudinot, when
ordered 10 call the roll Of his company
by the commandant of the regiment, a0d
bring his men to order and keep the ranks
Of his company entire from the loose men
that we're crowding about his company,
gave his orders in ludicrous and laugh
ing manner, thereby manifesting his cou-
nivance at the disorders which had aud
were taking place 10 aud about his COM
pany. Again, in uitering, IN the presence
Of his company, in reply TO an answer
which had been given him by the com
mandant of the regiment, Insulting, re-
proachfuI aud eliminating language, say
ing he supposed the roll cell then taking
place would be considered first or second
roll call as would best suit the convenience
Of officers.--Again, for treating the Brig
ade Inspector ID rude and indecorous
manner unbeeoming the gentleman or the
officer, by peremptorily refusing to call
the roll Of bis company when ordered so
to do by the said Brigade Inspector.
CHARGE III. For wilful .disobediance Of
orders while on duty on the 9Th Of June,
1920.
Specification |. Captain Bondinot, when
ordered to preserve order 10 his company,
totally neglected to do the same. or 10 ex-
ert his authority to that purpose.--Again,
for absolutely refusing to call his muster
roll, when ordered so to do by the Brigade
Inspector, who was acting under the i'm
mediate eye and authority ofthe Brigadier
General Again, for not exerting his au.
|thoriiy, as commsndant of his company,