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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18

ssd il. to be equal II not hyperion, TO any which
eaa be obtsined m Pesffasd, or elsewhere -fle has
alec for ss's. - above:-
Gum Campfire. Flowers Of Sulphur, Milk
Of sulphur, Cream Of Tartar, Soluble Tartar
SIENNA and Mama, Rhuhsrb and Sal's Of Worm
wood, suskeroot, (vrs.) aud Saffron, pAfegor,c
Elisir, Wine of Aniinaony snd Vinegar Of q ..,
Ricra, the Pink, Magnolia. Ca4ada slakstoot,
Flowers Of camomile, Liquosice Roo, L.iquorice
Ball, OlAuher's sal;, Itch DIN msn,, Me c. O.ai
meot, Eye-Washes, Lauianum, An,ae seed, Corr
ANGER do. Indian Geo Tan, G0biunpti9n Root or
CureaI, Cohu h, Life OF Mao, bio 1droo,, karsh-
Ro,emary Root, yellow Roo, sieesmpsne, Vel
low D ck, aogeica, Elder Berries aud Flower,
ssrAmonium, Lobelia Cnus, Hyo'cyanus U ger,
G.sges or Coasum, verarum album, ryreth' um
Cantnaride', Kalmia, Oh Try Bsrk, Black Alder
do. White Oak d.. Rouadwood Bark aud H1viev,
Winter Berrie., Junirer Berries Herbs Csmo-
mild, Peppermint, penuyroya', Ba. N, Hyacp. BIT
tesweed, 5out hernwood, Tauiy aud Worms rood |;
ssd feoees Of other Ar,,cies is the fame lie, both
Simple aad Compound, and sjapted 10 The use of
Phyhcians and private Fsmilies- cou6isirg Of 81
fence, Extract, Bzfams, Btsers, Tin etufss and
Ri'xirs, Syrups. D.ops Pills, Powders, Pianer,,
Ointmsnts, Medicinal Roots, B4k,, RE, b., Flow
ers, &c. both Of f,reign and domeliic gt VIII.
10 his capacity ssa pHrlcIAN, he cla ms no
pssemineace over aoy of hs sspsisrssd proieii nal
brethren yet he deem, il not serogatvty to heir
character to ob(erve. that the fuceefs which he
has met with, psrieu arly in those ddorders uiu.
ally termed nesvJus 10 all their fages ard v.rie-
ties female weakus6ss, and the dle.iss Of eh,l-
drso - we'll - moR kiods of ulcer, ard other
III eoaditioned and inve erGe fores, he thinks may
JURY cattle HE advice to (ome confederation, and
h'mielf to meri,ed fhare of patronage Bur a,
he feriossly difclaims every thing which favors
Profsihonal pUfing OF vaporiug. or ief sraiie, ia
this age Of barefaeed qusekery aud impoGuee, he
AalI decline fDsther remarks here, and ouiy ia-
vites to fairef .ell Of his psofeliouai skill, than
Whist eau he gathered from the mol elaborate aud
fplendid peoiefions.
Poa7LAKp, Dsc. z. 1919 tf
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S. RANDALL-Dentist,

RESPECTFULLY informs The mbabi
lO,ants ii Portland and us ,,einit, TIM he hns
90 far recovered hi. health afles long c"hbnerent
Is TO again attend TO praeiee ~ tue line al hf-
protest. 70, aud has taken II stand IN the to, Dug
next door to the 8 age office, directly opposite be
HAY scales. where he invite such rs need t.. s.
s,slsnce Of a DENTS, ,oeai. Flo. saie. as above
genuine ass ,rinertnf
Drug anu Medicines.
with which Physicians and tan,iie's eau be sup.
Piled.
uTMedicine Chests put up on as reasonable
tegins as elsewhere.
SAM. RASDALL. agent
Psstland, Oct. Is. ID
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pdiuaLie Real Estate.

October IS. 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-01-05
BuFFUa, IMPROVED
Palrnf Valcr Proo[ Haia!

Pdirnf Walef ProoT Hafs!
iGH handsome elastlck and dura.
- ,le are constantly kept for whole sale an, re-
t,r he uanufactory near The y X In smiht.'d
(k u also At D,NIsL cosss, Nor;h row
ii,rStece,. Providence, and by the subscrib,r, ~
NJ 81 idge-street, Newpor, Those Who wist,
. purchase are respectfully invited to cali aud sac
for themselves r. N.
STEPHEN BAnEER Jua
Newport. Sept 29 1879
Wan,sd maedasey-s smart active lad. from 10 ia
Is years % age. as an Apprentice TO said business
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Fashionable Hats.

FORGE wANrON has just received from the
~ ulnufsctory of I,es & White. Nsw-Yosk
Gcat'emens sape fine fashionable Hats, ~arranf
cd Of the best qualify and nos 90 fade in wear,sg
Mrn's Hats, w,ih ,esde Bri~s
.fisa, low pr,red Napt l. Castor Hats, Youu,'s
chiidrens hats of every description and price.
PAPER HANG,NGS
handsome assortment Of OH up and eiegsnl
Paper hangiugs. far rooms ana wndov cuftsini
Just received and for sale as above.
Newport, Aprl 20.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Noficc

THE Hon Court Of Probate Of the 'oun Of New.
4 port. having appointed the -ub.criher ,dmin.
i.trator, with The Will annexed. IN the goods and
estate OF sAR AH REDWOOD, late a. said Newport.
widow, deceased, and he b .viag qualified himself
according to law requests all persons who have y
demands against said estate. 20 present them TO h'"'
for payne Mt and al persons WIN are indebted, IN.
10 the estate of said Sarah Redvocd requested
10 pay the same 10 the subscriber, without delay
SOLOMON rOw%sEND.
.aSn'nsfrator s,jfh hs GM ay"esed
Newport. Nov IL, 1919. I'D IA
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New Stock Of
Feather Beds and Feathers.


v. 2 Charles rfreef
Y EEPs constantly on hand quantity Of be-
n Live Geese and FowI Fez,hers-s and Fesiheg
Beas. from the loves, priced 70 the first qu.liiy
,s.so. on hand.--An sssortmsni oi Matr
ses, OF sII kinds. Jelly z, 1919.
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*x* CURES PERFOkMt.D
Though heretofore eoa"derea hass rehej! BY
DIR. RrLfE'S


BOTANICAL Drops.
IT Mr. Sdearman. ce'fsTfer Of Bostsn. was 90
lN1 months afflicted with rumour on tie
back OF ais hand which incspaciated him TOT work.
alter having tried every thing in vain, and suffered
an operation on his hand, and considered icurebe,
was cured and restored TO heath by sking bottles
It these drops t
NJ W,rght Of Bastor was 8 years afflicted with
fever.so on one of his legs, had tried most medi-
cines w,h,u, effect, cured b, 2 bottles.
a Csiu Of .Hr Bv,iH, sf Hlnsrcr! was cured
Of Ulcers and Bes, some of which had Get dc~n TO
the ribs, by bottles This child considered
IN dyiag state when he began taking these d,ops
In LLfint sf Boston, was covered all over with
eruptions, bhnd with both eyes, was cured by bot,
ties. f
in elderly Lady Of Boston was severely afflicted
os IS wears, With an eruption al! over her. attended
with n,st tornen,ing i,chings burnogs and bio,ch-
-. had lost thereby two toe spd one fnger nails.
vas cured by 4 bottles she had not left her room
,or months, aud corsidered past all relief!
q Genfteman Of Lexington, was afflicted 20 years
With llcers in his legs, could, obtain no relief,
was cured by 4 bottles.
2 a Gsssleman of Boston, his wife and children
vas many years afflicted with crup,ions. had tried
.very medicine without success, was cured by these
Droos.
"A Gentleman Of Ror5nry, was so years afflicted
With hun,r one Of legs, attended with burning
itching and blotches, was resigned past relief,
for 80 years could not e m bed at times, Was per-
fcc,ly cured by these drops.
Il L1dy Of Csarcsiown Two years afflicted
With white swelling on her knee joint, had tried
very assis, ance. and considered past relief,
traction had formed. when on taking these Drops
and using Dr. Jebb's Linimcn,, in 3 weeks she had
he free Of the joint, the pain left her. and by
:ortnuiug them has obi aimed perfect cure
These Drops are radical cure for scuryy, scro-
fiIa, St Antbonys ERE, Ieprocy, pimpled faces en-.
iarged glands sore legs. ulcers even when The bone
Affected. venerial tsints, when mercury has filled,
are the best spring and au,umna physic, and may
'. given tn children with perfect saiety.--Prce 81,
,r six bottles for five dollars. IL bottles for So
!, DOZEN Cor Si00-IJ- isk for "Drs sReife's Bo,sn-
ical neops"--None are genuine, unless s;gned w
r Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale by the
cole proprietor, VT. Conway, chemist, No I, Bum
TED place Boston by mis- special appointment by
SAMUEL w VINSON, Druggist,
NJ. 10, Tnpn-s-Sreet, Newport.
.slss, By
L-mrei w. Briggs. Brisfof Hercules Whitney, J.
4 Mtson, P-ovias.ace Dyer and Howes. Findhan
;-cene. vs.. London, Isaac ID Bull, Rnrffs-d; and
,,st drusgisls booksellers and post thro'
~ the Us,,ri States where msy be had ell these
r,,v s,rsm-d aud higI,y APPROVED "Medics"es,"
,-sp1-ed By w r Conway"
Dcc. 1917 uy)
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School Book. Bianks, and Stationary,
For sale, at the HIT Store of
GEORGE WANrOG.
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U.vION HOTEL.
John COOK.

Igf1rms the hubhe IN general = h's friends sa
tarEicu.dr. WIS
TINT he has taken the noted House OF Col
james Perry's, No 100, Thsmes-s,ree,, ia,ei,
improved by MIR DowE Public House, and
which he proposes te accommodate Ladies aud
Gentlemen who ma, do bsn The honor 20 call spo''
him, with the best fare the mar sct may Afford No
excrtions shall b. wanting To srstiy and oblge =
rhc best OF Liquors viii be ready at oonnard, and
good keepiog OF Horses constsn,y provided
y \ few steady Borders (lades and gentlemen,
can be accom- moda,ed in the beat manner. ef
Newport. July l.
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Commissioners, Notice.

Comn,sssioners' Notice.
{AE, the subscribers. having been appointed ny
w the lion Court Of Probate, for the town u
Newport. in the county Of Newport. commission
receive examine, end adjust the claims s'"st
the Estate Of
BILLINGS BuRDIcK.
late Of Newport, deceased, represented insoven' 5
do hereby give notice, that six months. from the
date hereof are allowed to the creditors OF said Fs'
t.te n bring in and prove their respective claims
and that we viii attend for that purpose. st any
time during said period
EDw AnD THCRsTON.2 r.,;.,;...r,
THOMAS HOnNSBv.
All persons thst are Indebted Co the Estste OF
said deceased are called upon to make immediate
payment 10
ANN BURDIcK, .sdn,nnrasrir.
Eew,crt, Dec %, 1919
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Liverpool E.arthcn Ware. !
q AnIfiiBAi.D MUNlsO & GO.
~. ~.~~ x,.A

0o Haue jnss rees ved,
SO crates well assorted i.arthei. Warey
pa n'icuiariy ssiec,cd 70, this ma ake,, cpnyists
ing pf -. h. .a N -
Fdg d and e. e. Dshgs and 3 B,kers. Q, l0s
II. - 10, l4, IS, rs " and 10 inches.,
Edged and G. e.. Pisrs
do. d.. Tw'n,rs
do. DO. Muflias,7 aod IL
thcs. M sat fsts
BIS, blue printed Plates, Tw ass md
do. do Dishes. Bakers. &c.
do. do rras. 30 sics and ssuccvss
do do Jngs,.4 6 10 14s.
do. DO. Tee pots, .,,,s,.- and creams. "A
do d. Bovis, 3, 4, 6, ~ and 24,. ~
Ensnaeied Teas, Tea pots, sugss end
creams. ~.
d. jugs, bowI~ end bowls and ssucess. j2.
& &. jugs. dowI,. &c &c. iJ
n gYr :, Nv 10 1919 ~
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Flour, Tea, Molasses, eSc.

For Saie. OH Gardlxr's wharf.
40 bbls. IRE n A'rxsrd 10 -Four,
20 hhds. Mem Crop Molasses, FIRST quality,
ISL bbls ship Bread,
500 bushels Il I Corn.
loo quin,als Grand Bank Goldfish,
loo ubs new Nrnbsden hsh,
S0) hsh bbls. 81 kegs crackers.
% gio cases. Honey in tierces and dem johns
y Rum. by hhds or barrels,
f. Connecticut Gin by the bbl,
Ness and prime Pork. Bscon and Lard,
snove's. spades. Coffee Mills and Axes,
P'shing Lines, all sizes
.fLSO "A constant supply o. Dupon,s Powder
diff rent grains and Patent cut Nails assorted
Applyto JOHN LYON.
May 26, 1879
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AN ACT authorizing the transmission
Of certain documents free Of postage.
q BE il enacted BY The Sena,e and House
% Representatives. Of the United Sfates
Of Anertea, m Coggres: assembled, That
the Members of Congress, the Delegates
from Territories, the Secretary of the
Senate, and the Clerk Of the House OF
II prescntatives. be and they are hereby
authorized to transmit, free of postage, to
any post.otfice within the Unit, d States.
or the territories thereof. any documents
which have been or may be printed b,
order of either House, during the present
Congress.
December IA. lSl9-Approvcd.
3esi 81 JAMES MONROE.
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D1MLSfil COIIC.NS.
81 JCHN r fONV SEND. e'

TT AS Just seceived 5000 yds ol brown
i l. sud VIII bIeachcd shce,ng snd shirting Cot
ton, OF CORD quality. which he offers Tor sale at
very ressonsh'c prices.
lie also, ofIers Tor sale y General iAsso,tmen, of
English French. India aal American Goods, much
rcpeoised from late Ancio,,,, wLicb he is selling
as cheap - any OF his i', ighbovrs
Cotton warp and fling OF an cxcellen, quality,
and of all numbers kept constantly tor sale ma-h
lower than usual
Newport. Dec %. 1879 JlfE
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Worsled bindings, tapes & bobbrs. ,ps, need
Z les. Cotton Ass . : * threaded. 9 h 3 threaded
kn,iting Gotten patenit boxcs ot pima. Cotton
feftts SILK braids ~ cloths, s.ving Gu, on al all
coo,irs. Russia clippers, sk Um'f.liss pas,ebcard,
mi'ineit md vine ytive' Ribb,ns 4 Cotton pa'ls
Siah,mg = writrg 4 leutr PAPER, s'stcs & pen
cis, esd per ellis. pctk-t books. md rurs,s, mem
ora'.uu books. waters. sealing wax p,sy'ng cards,
s'uH boxes ssod boxes. qnills. hk pcwdsr. dura
riE stands hrusc hearth dnsirg heir. clothes and
too,h hros',s drawing paper bsir penciis, rules
scales. 4 oi,lers, boxes Of colours pocket ccn,bs
&C &c &c. With schoo! aud childreus looks of all
descriptions. .8t $50 asFf
The above articles arr offered for sale al very un-
rsusi l0v prices
N. ~rat ncr 20 1910
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70 Boxes fresh Musca,el and bloom
R,isin
80 BOXES Hsvsns brown Sogss~;
Fs. safe, 6y ARCH. MUNRO & Co.
iiso leu Shsres IN h- Oeran insu'anec
Comhany. Apply 30 A MUNRO s Co,
Dec %
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Tor Odfe, or 10 cf0
T-Hg following Es'a'cs-sIouse, NJ 4oc,A
street. viii, all The sppurteosnces 0I
will do well for public bouss Also NJ
on Tanner and ,ak-streets, 80 by 80 &
ground. Two stories hieh. with large .
ne~ store on the Long wharf, 80 b, c''y5Fl
stories high. with the wharf In frort. IN
pair. lying nesr the bridge Also. tcc
small house, and the land they stan
en-, parts of the town Orc half otes0
the "a Baptist Meeting House. H. shis ':,ec
f,r sale. a frN rate chsise end bsv'
horse snd Wagon and hsrness
made window.frsmes and ssshes Ia.
ious kinds A4/
Also for ssle--75 scres of the h<s
mont land. selected by wr Chrisot
his own settlement Apply ~
ABEEV
Newport. Mar. ;; -
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CpuBLIsHtD BY AUTHORITY I

i
RESOLUTION declaring the adms-
sion OF the State of Alabama into the
Union.
Whereas, in pursuance OF an act of
Congress. passed on the second day OF
March, one thousapd eigh. hundred and
nineteen, entitled " An ACT TO ena ile the
people of the Alabama rerritory to form
constitution and State government, and
for the admission of such State INTO the
Union on an equal foo,iag with the orig
anal States," the people o the said terri.
tory did, on the second day of August,
IN the present year by convention cal
led Tor that purpose, form tor themselves
constitution and State government,
which constitution and S;.Hc government,
So formed, is republican, and IN contor
nifty to the principles OF the articles OF
compact between the original States and
the people and States in the territory
northwest of the river Ohio, pissed on
the thirteenth day OF july, one thousand
seven hundred and eighty seven, SO far
as the same have been extended to the
said territory by the articles of agreem,nt
between the United States and the State.
of Georgia :
Resofved by tie Senate and House of
Representatives, Of ihe United S'd.es of
Ausrica, IN Congress assembled, rhat
the State of A aoAlna Shall be one, and is
hereby declared to be one, Of the United
States Of America. and admitted into the
Union ON an equal footing with the or
iglnal States, in all respects whatever.
II. CLAY,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
'v JAS. BARBOUR,
President Of the Senate, pro tempore.
Decembar IA, l3l9--Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
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and hossrssion gipen im'ncd'1fcfy ~
TSItT wen f,ished AMI convenient 49,
4 house. sisos,e1 II Miii.stfett, rccen ~
cJ by Capt JAMES n PufLLrps, tI'e3>cf'
,sins Ten apartments ard good ce''ss-
with sn excellent we'll of water and rain r.S(
tern 10 the yard an on' building sui,&b's
or chase house, For terms spply'o
July 81. 1919 THOMAS ToWxnH
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
FOR SALE.

The to1ozving Property in and near
Elizabeth 1o1vn-to init
TIME HOUSE & LOT 10 the town,
= near Mrs. VERGEREAU's; and the
LOT OF about two acres, contiguous to
the same.
A LOT containing four or Eve acres
and small triangular LOT, both in front
of the above.
A LOT Of four acres, on that com.
monly known as the Country Road, about
one mile from town.
A LOT of IL acres, more OF less, on
Edgar's road, about one mile aud half
IRON town. and about two acres Of SALT
MEADOW, at the Landing.
All the aforementioned property, II
not previously disposed Of at private sale,
will be offered at Auction, on Saturday
'lhe l4th OF October next, at 8 O'Clock
r. M. at the Uuinn Hotel, 10 this town, by
WILLIAM DAYTON, Agent, DEC.
July rs, 1920.
s. Purchasers giving satisfactory
security, and paying interest punctually
Will have considerable time for the pay
ment OF the principal. Those DESTROYS
% contract at private sale, viii apply t.
me subscriber, agent for the owners.
w. ID.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
ADVERTISEMENT.

gESHE subscriber having from the first
day of April changed his business,
entering all accounts in future IN the firm
of JOHN CHANDLER IL Sons, feels 1t Of
great importance TO nave his accounts set
tied up to that time, and very sensible oil
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
hooks are attended to by himself aud son
and the balances settled by note, or as
agreement may be. The subscriber hopes
this may be sufficient notice, and save
lurther expenses. His books must be
settled. JOHN CHAN DLER.
Eliz. Town. April 10, 1919.
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Positive Sale, for Cash,
AT
PUBLIC AUDTlONo

XXTILL be sold, on the premises, on
w TUESDAY the Sd Of October
next, at Vendue, (sale to begin at IL
O'Clock, A. M. and to close at o'clock,)
The former RESIDENCE OF
j. P. DURAND, in The town OF Newark,
New-Jersey, about miles from New
York, consisting Of the main or dwelling.
house, several out-houses, stables, and
other buildings; about ten acres OF land,
enclosed by high board fence, said land
all planted with several hundred bearing
trees of the best fruits, procured 10 great
part from Europe, forming together rare
collection, having garden handsomely
laid out and stocked with a great variety
of flower bushes and shrubs.
also. mill be sold I'D The same place, i'm
mediately after the sale Of the above,
|. A small FARM, on the road
leading from Bloomfield to Bellevile. and
adjoining The Copper works OF Messrs.
Hendricks & Esaacs, OF, Second Ri=ess
three miles from Newark, containing about
IS acres OF land, where is proportion OF
young wood. 800 OF 400 apple trees. most
ly of the Garfield and Harrison kinds,
and quantity Of Madeira chesuuts, lar
gest kind, 10 full bearing, house, many
Inside fences, &c.
2. Ten acres of Salt Meadow,
at the Neck, two and half miles from
Newark.
To view the objects for sale. call on
the premises, aud for particulars apply to
Colonel STEPHEN HAYS. at Newark,
or to j. P. DURAND, at Jersey City.
Indispatable titles will be given.
Sept IS, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
BOOT, SHOE 81 LEATHER
STORE
John Chandler & Sons

HAVE opened Boot, Shoe and Lea.
IL Their Store, in the shoe shop lately
the property of THOMAS Price, Jun.
nearly opposite the Presby terrain Meeting
house, where they offer for sale sundrs
articles of Findings 10 their line of busi.
ness. They intend to keep constantly OF
hand, general assortment Of Ladies and
Geas!emen's Beess and Shoes, Of the hes
quality aud newest fashions. They rave
also on hand great variety of Misses
and Children's Shoes. They are SENSIBLE
that their success 10 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.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
POETRY.
From Poulson's Daily Advertiser.
SACRED MELODY.

SAChED MELOD1s
6 l am the Way, and the Truth. and the Life
St. John xiv. 9.
THOU art the Way-and he who signs
Amid this staress waste of wo,
To find pathway to the skies,
A light from Heavens eternal glow;
BY thee must come, thou gate OF love,
Through which the saints undoubtiuS trod;
Till Faith discovers, like the Dove,
An Ark, resting-place in God.
Thou art the Truth--whose steady day
Shines on through earthly blight and bloom,
The pure, the everlasting ray,
The lamp that shines cen in the tomb;
The light that out of darkness springs,
And guideth those that bndy go;
The word whose precious radiance filings
Its lustre upon all below.
Thou art the Life-the blessed well,
With living waters gushing DER,
Which those that drink shall ever dwell
Where iii, ans. thirst are know; sc more:
Thou art the mystic pillar giv'n,
Our lamp by night, our light by day.;
Thou art the sacred bread from Heay'n;
Thou art the Life-the Truth-the Way.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
HOUSE,
NEAR ELIZABETH-TOWN.

NEAR ELIZABETH-TOWN.
NOR SALE, a convenient HOUSE
IL for small family, with new Barn
aud Stable, and about acres of Ground,
well stocked with variety Of choice fruit
trees, and divided with Dew fences. Near
The, house is we'll Of excellent water
The whole is in prime order, and posses
sion may be had Immediately. The dis
lance is only few minutes walk from
the Bridge, aud offers the advantage Of a
city add country residence. The terms
Of payment will be made easy, and the
price moderate. Apply to
THOS. MACE,
Sept. r. on the premises.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
CHRIST AND MAHoMET.

&C.," says Bishop Sherlock, in one
of his sermons, go to your Natural Re
ligion; lay before her Mahomet and bis
disciples, arrayed in armor aud blood,
riding in triumph over the spoiIs Of thou
sands who fell by his victorious sword.
Shew her the cities which he set 10 flames,
the countries which he ravaged and de.
stroyed, aud the miserable distress of all
the inhabitants of the earth. When she
has viewed him in this scene, carry Der
into bis retirement; shew her the prophets
chamber; his concubines, aud his wives !;
aud let her hear him allege revelation,
and divine commission, TO justify his
adultery and lust. When she is tired of
this prospect, then shew her the blessed
Jesus, humble and meek, doing good to
all the sons of men. Let her see him in
his most retired privacies let her follow
him to the mount, and hear his devotions
and applications to God. Garry her TO
his table, to view his poor fare; aud
hear his heavenly discourse. Let her
attend him TO the tribunal, aud consider
the patience with which he endured the
SCOTS and reproaches of his enemies.
Lead her to The cross let her view him
in the agonies of death, and hear his last
prayer for his prosecutors; Father for
giue them, for they kno,u not svhat they
do When natural religion has thus
viewed both, ask her, which is the Pre-
phet Of God? But her answer we have
already had, when she saw part Of this
scene, through the eyes Of the centurian
who attended at the cross. By him she
spoke and said, Truly this man mas The
Son of God" This (says BIair) is more
than elegant; it is truly sublime. The
whole passage is animated; aud tie figure
rises at the conclusion, when natural reli-
gion, who before was only spectator, is
introduced as speaking by the ceDturian's
voice. 1t has the better effect too, that IL
OCCURS at the conclusion Of discourse.
when We naturally look for the most
warmth and dignity.