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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
GROCERIES, &c.

YWyHE subscriber has just received a
new assortment Of GROCERIES,
which he has selected from the New
York market with care, aud warrants to
be Of the first quality, and nov offers
for sale low for Cash, or short cred
it;-amoDg which are the following arti-
cIes, viz.
Cognac BRANDY
Holland and Pierpoint's GIN
' s:';ss:; and RUM
8 $:::; z; ''''.
s &C.; and SUGARS
z $ $;::; ~ s,:,'. : ,rrAs
Molasses
Green Coffee
Chocolate
Rice, Starch
Spices, &c.
Sweet Oil
Spermaceti Lamp Oil
Salt
Powder and Shot, &c.
White Lead English)
yellow Ocbre
Spanish Brown
Verdigris
Paint Oil
Spirits Of Turpentine
Lamp Black
Also, handsome assortment OF IRON
WARE,
C. S. WINANS.
Eliz. Town, Sept. 10, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
Notice to Labourers.

WANTED Immediately, a man Of
w sober habits, faithful and indus.
trious, at manufacturing Patent Brooms.
to whoni constant employment will be
given, by the month or piece, SO long as
the worlE shall be done to the satisfaction
Of the Subscriber.
S. II. WEED.
Eliz. Town, 25th Sept. 1920.
II. B. The subscriber wishes to
contract for the making and delivering Of
quantity of Broom and Brush Handles,
to be delivered at stated times. S. I'll. w.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
WOOL CARDED,
A t the Factory at Railway, by The
N subscriber, for
April Is, 1879.

n subscriber, for
-Four Cents a Pound,
during the season, aud all kinds OF Coun-
try Produce taken in payment, at Inc
market price. Customers from distance
coming early in the day can most gene
rally have their wool carded the same
day, there being in the Factory thfes
single and Two double machines, IN good
order. and now 10 operation.
Spinning, WeqOing, and Dressing
Of Cloth,
or any part OF the work. done with dis
patch, and 90 reasonable terms.
LINsEY FILLING (if oiIed) Card
ed aud Spun for twelve and a half cents
per pound-by
Z JOHN Y. VAN TUYL.
Rahway, Jane Cd, 1870.
N. B. Good pasture for customers
horses while waiting for wool, GRATIS.
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Notice

OST or mislaid, about the LIST Of
IA July last, a NOTE OF HAND,
drawn by Isaac L. DAVIS to the sub
scriber for Sil2 SO, dated 9Th April,
1870, a, 80 days. All persons. are eau
toned against receiving said Note, as it
is not transferred by me, and pay meut for
the same is prohibited
ISAAC CRANE.
Eliz. Town, Sept. IL, 1929.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
Notice.

XXTE the subscribers, owners Of lands
w 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, alter TINS
date. will by us, if discovered, be pun.
ished with all the severity Of the law.
August 10th, 1890
III Williamson, Vim. Chetwood,
Thomas Price, sen. iona Dayton,
Lewis RiDers, Thomas SGtter,
Ichabod Williams, IPIsGGc Mors c
aaron Woodruff, .jr. Smith Scudaer,
e. L. Whitlock, John Chandler,
Luther B. Hendricks, James Wooodru6
Richard Woodruff, Jesse Woodru6.
Esekiei Woodruff, Henry Woodruff
| Elihw Mitcliel.
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Sept. IS, 1920.

FNHE subscribers offer to Rent the
q STORE in Elizabeth Town, be-
longing TO the estate of JAMES WILSON,
Esq. deceased and at the same time dis
pose Of, at reduced prices, the remainder
of the GOODS on hand, consisting Of a
pretty general assortment Of Dry Goods,
Crockery and Hardware-Its situation is
very convenient, and in a pleasant part
of the town.
Those persons who have unsettled &C
counts with said estate, are again request
ed to make pay ment Immediately, or their
accounts will be placed 10 the hands of a
proper officer for collection.
ELEANOR WILSON p
NICHS. ARROSMITH,
DAVID MEEKER,
N. A. WILSON.
Els. Tom, Sept. Is, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
Stray Cow.

q TRAYED from the subscriber, on
- the 18th inst. a small Yellow COW,
with white on the back and belly--She is
six years old, has crumpled horns, and
gives milk out Of but three teats. A rea-
sonable reward will be given to any person
who will restore said Cow, or give infor.
nation where she may be found.
NEHEMIAH CRANE.
Eliz. Town, Sept. rs, 1920.
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Virginia Seed Wheat.

TUST received aud for sale, large
I'D quantity OF the Golden Chaif Vir-
ginia Bearded WHEAT, Of the present
years growth, and of The first quality
Any person DESTROYS of procuring this
valuable grain, can be supplied by ap-
plying to
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS.
Els. Town, Sept. 25, 1920.
Also, quantity Of leached ASHES.
for sale as above.
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GEO. C. BARBER. Clerk.

At meeting Of The Corporation Of the
Borough of Elisabeth, on the second
dag Of September, 1920
RESOLVED,
YHSHAT the west side of Broadway,
IL commencing at Mr.. John Humes's
corner, at the junction Of the Newark and
Morris Turnpike roads, and extending 70
The lot Of William Dayton, shall, 10 addi
ion to the streets heretofore directed9to
be laid out and paved, be included within
the Ordinance for laying out, paving and
keeping 10 repair the side walks or foot
ways in the principal streets IN Elizabeth
Town. A true copy.
GEO. C. BARBER, Clerk.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03

Ill meeting Of the Corporation Of The
Borough Of Elisabeth, held on The 5th
day Of August, 1920
RESOLVED,
FTyHAT the sidewalks 90 the north
side OF the street known by the
name of Washington street, and the east
side of Jefferson street commencing al
Wa.er-stsest and running until il inter
sects Washington street-also both sides
of Jersey commencing at the end
Of the pavement before the house occupied
by Gen. E. b. Dayton, aud the end Of the
pavement OF Smith Scudder. and running
10 the northeast corner Of Doctor Morse's
house lot on the one side, aud the pave
ment Of General Jonathan Dayton on 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 10 DO laid out and paved,
be included within the Ordinance for
laying out, paving and keeping 10 repair
The side walks or foot ways in the princi-
pal streets in Elizabeth Town.
A true copy.
GEO. C. BARBER. Clerk.
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FROM NETWORK,

Those DESTROYS Of travelling by this line
TO Westfield, Scotch Plains, PlaiDfeld,
Bonnd- Brook or Someryille, win leave
New. Y ork in the Steam Boat Ataianta,
north side OF the Battery, foot Of Market
field street, at haltpas ten o'clock, A. M.
on Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays.
EXTRA CARRIAGES will be kept
at Elizabeth Town Point, 10 accommodate
all who may wish to travel on the above
or any other route, on reasonable terms.
Particular attention will be given to ev-
cry thing which may tend to the accom-
aodation Of passengers.
Goods and baggage at the risk Of the
owne rs.
SMITH HALSEY,
Elisabeth Town Point,
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
Scotch Plains,
ISAAC DOTY, Plainfeld.
Aug. 25. 1920.
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Holland Quilts.

TUST received, and for sale at this
% Office, few thousand superior HoI
land QUILLS.
Sept. 10, 1920.
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William milford,
OABlNlBgr -NlAN@R0

Tho doors north Of Riuers's Cay Tavern'
ETURNS his thanks for the encour-
q, agement he has received from hrs
friends, and the public 10 general, aua
informs them that he has on hand a hano'
some assortment Of work III bis line, Of the
most recent and approved fashions as
good as auy offered for sale; all o. Wh'ch
he will sell on the most reasonable terms
for Cash, Country Produce, or on snort
credit.
Aoy orders in his line Of business will
be thankfully received, aud punctuaIiy al
tended to.
WINDOW BLINDS made. and
neatly repaired.
Elizabeth Town, Jan. Z. 1920.
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N Otice.

Notice.
NXTHEREAS my wife MARY has
w left my bed and board, without
any just cause or provocaiion, do there
fore forbid all persons from harbouring or
trusting her 90 my account.
JOHN DENMAN.
Eliz. Town, August %, 1920
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Some1uiize and Elizabeth 1oun
Point
POST WOAU mo

r1SHE subscribers have commenced rum
IL ming COACH from Somerville to
Elizabeth. Town Point. This Coach will
leave MAINS Tavern in Somervile, ey-
cry Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, at
5 o'clock, A. M. pass through Bound
Brook, PIainfield, Scotch Plains and West
field, and arrive at Elizabeth Town Point
10 time for the Steam Boat Atalanta at
half past twelve. The Driver will 90 in
to New-York with his passengers, and
transact business for all who may wish it
done
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
IRON and BRASS
mOWMlDRYo

EHE subscriber, having enlarged bis
4 FURNACE, will make any kind
Of IRON CASTINGS not exceeding
800 lbs. weight.
Also, BRASS. COPPER, and COM
POSITION CASTINGS, of any weight
at short notice.
THOMAS p. WALWORTH.
Elis. Towa, Mag IL, 1919.
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MORE NEW GOODS.
John b. NEWTON.

No. l04. Thames Sncef, Newpert;
Has Just received, end is THE day opening, .
= grsa, variety Of GOODS, very cheap.
.fmong which are rt
ID MCK end assorted colors Bombazcits,
~ all prices; Csn,an CraPos, and ! 2
dolls. apiece; great vasie'y Of Cslieocs |;
Russia Shcetings imitation, ditto Ravens
Dock; India Couons, Russia Diapers Cas-
s'r . es and Broadclo,hs Cashmere Shawls;
American and Enelish Shir,ings and Sheet.
ings; ladies' and gsc,lemens' Beaver Gloves;
Ss,dnetis; German Sergss; black, slate and
missed worsed Hose tabby Vclvets, all col.
ois; black silk, do Fianuels Pins, by the
pack (; shk and cotton Hkts ; figured pelise
Flsnnsls Desvenshire Kerseys; Needles,
Buttons, Sewing Silks, Tapes. Ribbons, SC.
Newport, Decen,ber 4, 1870.
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North Kiaesto7vn Bank.

A T tho annual meeting Of the. stockbold.
N era Of the North kings,own Bank, hoi-
den a, the Bark room on Monday tbe 2s b
November 1870, the following perscns were
chosen directors Of said Bank for the year
ensuing, viz Daniel Chamhip, James
Heime.. John Wafson, Eisho Ua,son, WI.
ham Hammord, W'A,am Baney, Grorge ".
7iuinehast, RoLers II. Noyes, Samuel ID. III
Ten, Ohuer Watson, John Sugar. JAIN Clarke,
Thomas James, Jonathan Reynoids, Es6on
Sanford. JeSery Davis, Samuel Broyton,
Sfukeiy Brepn, jim. Pardon r. Hammond,
Daniel G.. chamhitn and WILLIAM hicAsts
And ata subsequent meeting Of the Di-
rectors, Daniel Chamhfn, EsS. was unaoi-
monsly elected President NJ ssid Bank.
PARDON r. HAMMOND, Cashier.
WEXFORD, Nov. 81. IN 30
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED.

Sloop Mponough, Lewis. Boston /; do. Endcsv-
our, Dennis, Norfolk /; British brig Aurora, Milne,
New Castle brig hms.e, Sesbury, Philadelphia.
Gle iRED.
5loop agent, r'iven. New-York, British brig
Aurors, Mime, ditto.
ipedn.,ddy Dec e--hrrivsd Btitish b.ig
Aurora, M,oe, 90 days from Newcastle,
With ooel, pauis, SIC. bound t. New Yosk.
Mordav, Dec. ll-A'tived packet ssoop
Ann MAZDA, Gafdncs, le hours from New
Yoek
The ship Alliance, Rider, OF this port,
sailed from New Yo,k, on tho lst inst with
so pas-epg $. bount 20 Savanprh.
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DIED, ~
In this town. on Friday last, Mr.. woopHAs Tsis.
Lscs. in the S4th year Of his age.
On Wednesday last, MIR. DAVID pRAMAS, sen.
sged rs. For many years an exemplary member OF
the First Baptist Church in this town.-And within
fifteen minutes after Mrs GREESMAS, aged go.
widow ct the late Mr.. JOB Greenman, and sister oi
the above Mr. Braman.
On Saturday evening last, Mrs RLizABrru ME I.
WILLIE, aged SO, rect OF the late Thomas Melville
At Lebanon. (Con Mr.. SAMUEL II PorrgR, in
the list year of his age. formerly Of soulh,Kings
own.
III Providence, on the 9TH inst. Mrs. Asr tppu
SON, widow Of Mr.. Bcnjamm Addison, aged ~ ars
AT New-York, joan r. MunFoRo, Esq an the
6Slh year Of his sgea native OF this town. rnd for
many years an eminent and higbay respected mer
chant Of that city.
At the bay of st Louis, ABRAHAM ELLERy
Esq Attorney at Law. formerly Of this town.
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others think him excelled by Cooper,
Wallack and several others.
CENSUS.

The books containing the census of
this town, was put up Tor the inspection
of the citizens, on Monday last, at the
Town Clerks Office and at Mr.. Towns
ends Hotel. From the returns OF the
Marshal's Assistant we learn that in this
town there are foreigners not naturalized
SO; persons engaged in agriculture ia;
do. in commerce, l07; do. in manufac-
lures, ESQ.
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The Head Quarters Of Major. Gene.
raj Scott, for the lst Sd and 4th Military
Departments, are at present established
In Philadelphia.
A new bridge having been just CON-
pleied, makes the distance from Phil,-
delphia to Baltimore only about Sc miles,
by land, over good road. The dis
,ance has been generally called about
100 miles.
The Richmond papers state that James
river was closed by ice on the lst OF
December.
In Maryland, lately, Mrs. Minty
Graham was tried, on an indictment, as
a common scold. Alter a tedious exam
ination of numerous witnesses, and yea
lous prosecution and elaborate defence
by able counsel, the Jury retired, and
soon returned with verdict OF NOT
GUILTY. 1t satisfactorily appeared in
evidence, that she was all uncommon
.scold.
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BeaufifM Enan1ei'd 7ce7h.

Be0ufifW EndnleLd 7cefh.
WHICH will remain ss white % Nstursl
Teeth, end are 6ued TO resemble such
with great exsctDess.-Those Who may wish
20 obtain 'bem, will be pleased 10 apply 20
DR.. JOHNSON, No. leg, Thames. Street, o
few doors no,,b cfthe Brick -Msrkc'.
Far SAFE, DRUGS & MEDICINES, 0.
mong which ara, Dr. Stdfnhom's PsHs or
Physic for oil seasons. very proper q, 'his
season OF The yea, 70 pe,ent sickness, and
especially for those who s.e, or may DO troub-
led with Bilious Complaints Rose
Oinfmrnf safe, ee,fsia and eheoh cure foe
tho Iieh, and mos, other diseases Of he skio.
This Ointment is superior 70 s.y thing pf
the kind bi'hei'o oTe' ed fnr Ss'c.--Excei-
lenr Teerh Pe-rd-r. vegtfobte Tinennrs, for
the Te',b add Gums. &c. &c.
~ Ds. JoaSsos continues to pssc,jce In
Phyvie, Surgery and 1hdwife,y po'withs,snd-
iny what has been, or may be ssld, 70 the
Soo,rsry. o1p Ftes Moderate.
Newport, July 2s.
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YALUHBLE F,4RN.

THE subscriber offers for sale. his Farm siiuant
4 in M.ddletown, about mile and halt from
the stste.hous- in NEWPORT Said Farm contains a.
bout 90 acres Of iard, With great quantity ofexoe'-
len, fruit trees. Of al kindstogether with The build-
iags thereon standing. FOR other iaiorma,ion iu-
qulre OF ALAESoN pECKlAM.
Mddietpwn, Feb. 10. II
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). REAL ESTATES anefion.
On MONDAY. Dee. 2s, az I O'Clock. p. NJ.
Al the dwelling house the late Googe
Cook, 10 T'ye,aor, viii be sold ar
Poblic Anc,ion,
a LII the Right, Title and interest of
\ said George Cook. in a lot OF land. situate
aoou. one niue eastward tie -Four Corners. with
apart ofs Dwelling House thereon Also bar, or
snother Lot ot undivided Land near TO the sbovc
Also, his shsre in an undis iied Lot wing in New
Fort. about half mile from The Court House Fur.
ther particulars and more general dcs crip,ion Of
the premises viii be given al The sale
.r h0LDER Amy. Adm'r.
JOHN GRAY, Anct'r
riverton, Nov Is. 1890. fN.y2l
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TO LET.

(Hnd hossession given isamediaieiy,)
THE front part Of the bouse with chambers,
4 and other conveniences,) now occupied by
thesubserb-r. situate the main road. about two
miles from the sta.e.Hcdse in Newport The sit
ustion i> pleasant. and is we'll cslcoIated for
snuthern fsmi,y Should It be preferred Bosrders
will be taken On reasonable terms and every eyer
ton will be made for their comfortable accommo.
dation. .sl JOHN ROSE.
MddIetovn Julv 26 1820
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JUST OPENED!
ROBERT u. LEE,
No. Ia, Tbames.street,
Has just reeei0ed from auctions, a grsaf
raricy Of
FRESH GOODS.

FKESII GOODS,
Which will be SOLD unusually low for CasS.
They consisf % a..
ID HCDES' best blsck and coionred Bombaze,ts,
lN double chain black Levantines, superior black
tafleta Ribbons. broad Russia Diapers, hne Chintz.
IMPRESSED Cacoes, Gloves, best Italian. sewing
silk, Russia Sbeetings, Ravens Duck black Fioren.
tines tsbby and silk velvets, steam loom sEirtings,
serges, &c. sc.
LIKEWISE,
Broadclotns, Pelis.e Cloths, Sattinets,
Cassigneres, Flsnues assorted coors, Devonshire
Kerseys, Plsids, Lion.skin. Vestings, drsb Broad.
cloths, Blankets. black SILK Hsndkerchcfs. Italian
Grapes, black Lustrings, Wors,ed Hosiery, Pslisse
FlnnneIs, rich bordered shawls, "a and o 1 able
DamG'k English Ginghsms, superior gilt Bu, ons,
sheetngs, Irish Linens, Book Musins. Chex and
S & vide. worsted Drawers. lambs wool Hose, &c.
The public are respectfully invited to Call.
Newport, December I3, 1920 4w
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NOIICE.

NOI IC L.
A Ii. Persons md bied 10 the late Firm Of
q JOHN WOOD & Co. are iufor med,
tbs, unIcss payment be made 10 the subscri-
Der, on or before the frs, day Of January
next, their Accounts will DO pu, into the
hands Of an Auo- ney for Collection.
-, SAMUEL BARKER, Jun.
Newport, Dec. G..
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CUNDALLS MILLS.
Jyoof Ludinp.

Vo~ LdrHWg. -3,,g
>HE subscribers inform their friends
n and the public, that they have replcnished
Their CarJiog Machines with new Cards Of the fin-
est and mos, approved msnnfactu ture. and that they
are now enabled to Card Wool Of all grades, il the
best manner. 81, ..sl.t. fAF
they continue TO Manufacture all kinjsos Wool.
en- Goods, M usua, --.ass, they color and finish
WOODEN Cioths Of all descriptions, ard TO color gar-
rnents nc. thst have faded, or become unfaahion-
ablc--A branches Of the above business Will BE-
done with despatch, and on the loves, terms, ard
thelIcast favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARKE & GRfNNELL.
B--sAsrosp ttsy, Litti. .-Compson--rstta
CoaGy, T'verton--WiLLrAM PaARss, Bristol.
Ferty--anl JOS SIBERIAN. in Newport, will re-
ceiye aud forward ARTICLES intended for the lanu.
facirry
forisu,ovlh, July 1s, 1890.
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UNION FACTORY.

81 d
T>HH subscribers respectfully informs ,icie
4 friends and the public in general. .rhst they
have added to ther establishment, a complete set
OF new Cards, suitable for carding of Meiirc wool,
mer machinery make the, estsbiisLment complete.
Wool oi all grades oarded into rolls at lie lew
Get terms, They wish TO receive wool for msml-
featuring ON shares or contract. as may best suit
their employers, They continue TO carry on iheir
Clothing business, IN al its various branches Ev-
cry attention win he paid to the coorog OF Grapes.
Bombarettes. Silks, &c. The following pcrfnrs
wilt receive and forward any articles nl.nded tor
the Union Factory. 81 t4.
GEoWGE LAwTON, Tpsrfon
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Br,ioi Ferry.
EDWARD SrANHopE, vi,d
l a. w WATSON, .hsrporf .a n fss N,
The subscribers, return ihc,r sincere. thsrka "a
their old customers and solicit the continuance of
their favours. John BABCOCk
Uf ,pt MOSES LAWTON.
Port Srpouth. JOpe ss
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Il TAX UPON WHISKE7.

This tax, say southern writer, would
not only prevent another loan, but, in a
Jew years, would enable our government
to extinguish its debt--would reduce
every species of crime, and increase The
morality of the republic. The voice cf
the people, TOO, calls loudly for tax upon
domestic spirits ; and those who will con-
sumo foreign liquors, let item pay well
fof them. Let the duty be raised. Let
our farmers have market at home for
their grain. Let this important measure
be brought before Congress on its own
merit ,and ii will pass by an overwhelming
maj flty. Our immense granaries must
not perish on hand--Congress is bound
20 relieve our yeomanry.
Boston Gaxene, r.
UAYTI.
By the arrival at Wilmington IN. G. }
Of the schr. Betsey, Capt. Croweli, fur
ther and more authentic accounts OF the
recent revolution in the kingdom of Hay
ii have been received. The Betsey left
Cape Henry on the 4th ult.---1'he capt.
Informs, that the Prince Royal and Pfince-
lVicton, (sons Of Christophs, the Princes
Joachim and Philip, the Duke Of Hara-
Won. Barons Vasley aud Dessaline., and
Gen. Faegis. were assassinated, the peo-
pie being apprehensive that they were
inimical to the revolution, and would en-.
deavour to bring things back tot their for
mer state The Queen and her two
daughters were at Cape Henry. having
solicited and obtained protection from
Boyer. The name Of the Cape has been
changed from Henry to Hcyiien.
-:o:~:o:-
There were seven hundred and t1oelye
intcrments in the different burid grounds
IN New Orleans, from the Goth Of Aug.
u the 28th of October, inclusive.
The Spanish frigate La Constitution,
with upwards Of S3, 100000 in specie,
and the deputies to the general Cortez in
Spain from the island of Cuba and the
province Of Campeachy, sailed OF the
10Th ult. fiom Havana for Cadiz.
The Patspsco Insurance Company Of
Baltimore last week announced a divi-
dend of so per cent. for the last six
months. In June last the same ins,iu-
,ion declared a dividend Of forty per
cent.
Five persons have been tried before
the federal court at Richmond, and sc-
Quilted, charged with having violated
the act Of Congress in enIisting on board
fhe armed Venezuelan vessel, the VII.
son, Captain Aimedis.
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COM. PERRY.

" arrived here from the Island of Trini.
Cad, that handsome marble monument
has been erected over the remains OF our
gallant townsman, Commodore OLIVER
RI. PERRY, in the burial ground at Port
Spain. Mercury.
The question of religious test,
which has so long been bone of con-
tention in Massachusetts, was settled in
the Convention now sitting in Boston OIL
Tuesday last, after two days debate.
1t was voted to abolish the provision Of
the Constitution which requires the off,
GERS of government to make declara-
tion of their belief in the Christian relig-
ION, previous to entering oil the execu-
ton OF their duties: l76 members of
the Convention were in favor of retain
ing the provision, and 242 were against
it.-ProV. Pat.
The Test.-The liberal minded will
learn, with no ordinary degree Of satis-
faction, that this relic of our ancestors
orthodoxy, is about to be expunged
from the constitution of this common
wealth; and hence, we date the preva-
lence of greater liberaity in matters of
conscience in this State, than has hither-
to existed. .-Boston Patriot.
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MIR RED,
DIED.,

At Boston. Mr.. JoHS MILK to Miss ELIZA Wa.
TERs.--d milk and water match