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EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE.

NEW YORK, July 7.-Ou Wednesday
afternoon, party OF gentlemen TO ilLs
number Of 81, going from New Haven TO
The Light House in pleasure boat, were
met about hall way down the harbour by
Tue steam boat Fulton, captain Law,
from New Leudon, who was going I'D
TIE harbour under full sail and a powerful
Steam. From some characterization on the
paIi OF the person who vas steering tie
san BOAT, ~ attempting 10 clear The steam
D0ai, Tie latter struck her in HE middle.
ana passed instantly over her. Thirty Of
Tie lWrsons III the boat caught hold Of
TIE steam boats Owspfii aud bows and
saved ihcmselI es-seven Of lhem bassed
directly under her bottom, aud came up
aslern; but by The most extraordinary
exeriions from Tie steam boat, they were
al saved, though some Of them were
ouch exhausted. One Of Tie gentlemen
idd hls hand broken, and one WIS very
much injured. A child OF abeul Z years
81 aye was Oh board, who had presence
OF mud enough 10 seize hold OF 4 rope,
ana ~ That way VAS preserved. No
h'ame was iDpuIable TO captain Law ior
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Arrca Of Patriots or Pirates.

Charleston, July S.--Iniormaiion having
been communicated on Friday evening.
TO Lieut.. M'CIUNIE, ofthe u. 5. schooner
Rerepge, that nsmber Of men had been
enlisted ia this city for tie Patriot brig
Wilson, Capt. ALM1EDA, aud HAT they
were then embaIking OH board a small
sIocp 10 Join that vessel off our Bar. he
took a boats crew aud proceeded INTO
Rebellion Roads, where he vas ,eiyc6
by an officer and BOATS crew from lie
revenue schr. Gaiafin, ling Al anc hor
there, and both boats dropped down below
SullIvaD's Island, 10 watch their move
sI'CIr.,,s 1,i,I..,'nd ,t.,. .L,,,7. I-'Sui.
To- ,,.s ..-,t' Ct.'...i -
Island. aud immediately brought her To.
There we're bm Two OF hrcr pcrsous OF
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Observing. that Ne good UNDERESTIMATE,
happily subsislimg between the Bavaria,
and Spanish Nations, aud the seaiimen,s
OF friendship which his Bavarian Males
~ has always entertained for the King ~
Spain. are sure pledge Of the inleres.
with which he received the news. cor.
cludes With The expression of a sinila,
wish. that his Catholic Majesty's defer
ninaiion may ensure the welfare and
prosperity OF his People.
Boston Paliad;tua
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NEwBURYPoRT, July "A letter from Mir
George Carter, supeIcargc OF brig Belsidere
dated at Aux Cages 2Oth June 1870, commuui
cafes the following information.
Schooner John, Capt. Brown, Of Newbury
port. has been taken possession OF by the PaI-
riots, and detaiDedby them a Rio de la Hacha
Spanish Maine,) which place they had Also
burnt. They took from The john about fifty
barrels OF beef and polk Another schooner
has likewise been taken by The patriots, who
took ont her cargo without paying for III and
dismissed her--she aiierwa' DIS arrived at Aux
Cages"
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A rev steam boat has Just been finished at
the yard Of Mr.. Henry kford, and her ma
chinery by MIR. j. T.. "A iIare. of this city, to
run between Havana and Mantanzas in the
island Of Cuba. Her first experiment was
made OH the iih inst wien she went five miles
outside the light house, in two hours aud ten
minutes, the distance reported to he 10 miles
This boat is schooner ii gge d. aud from her SUI
peTior structure and machinery, is consider
cd by the best judges as likely 10 Prove one of
tile huesi steam veSselsihat has ever been built
lMer. Adr.
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EYllq Dollars RennrdI

CTOLEN from tue subscriber out Of a loi on Church
~ Hill, OH the night Of the 9Th inst. very likely
DARK BAY HORSE, (nearly black e years old about
10 hands bi2b, ncked tail, blaze face white spots on
bs back, oceasonee by the saddle, white on enc OF
two Of bis legs, extending about inches up FROM
the hOOf when'tt0en had small scar on the Hstt
side Of bs neck, believed to be Occasoned by kick
tTois PAGES and gallops slusgishly when pushed In
pace has ketch draws well IN harness. but no marks
Of tEeni fecOected, except para of the name worn
of By the collar. The above reward will be given for
the apprehension Of the Thief aud delivery Of The
Horse OF 20 delafs for The Horse, anJ information
so that set him. WIN. G. ALLEN.
JriY -. 2ol
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.t.k Il, ,h, tire. hu; on gs,,.rg on hoard.
they found The hold filled vi;b n,e,i.
amounting IN all 10 81 or 22--1hey we're
secured, Taken ou shore, and placed unter
charge of guard at Fort Mouitrie from
whence they will probably be brought TO
town this day. and committed for trial.
Among The number were Lieutenant OF
The Wilson, aud two Landlords, of this
city, Who shipped the men.-Some OF
them had been discharged within few
! days from United States vessels in this
pCrt.-&e shall no doubt obtain further
| particulars IN The course ofthe uay.
A man of the name of JOB WEEDEN,
calling himself the Doctor of the Wilson,
has just been arrested, aud sent off To
Jail. He is said Ia he from Boston, aud
WAS formerly sailing out of this port.
We learn that orders have been given
to Lieut.. MCLUNIE, OF the Rerenge. and
| Capt. MATHEwEs, of the Gaiiotn,, TO
proceed 10 sea, and examine the brig
Wilson. and her Prize. [Coarier.
| Loss Of the pilot boat Ho,met.-On Satur-
day night. LIST inst. In attempting to run
into North Edisto, the Hornet struck
upon The Breakers off Pine Island and
II blowing fresh, soon went 10 pieces
There we're on board her at the time,
CHRISTOPHER WoTToN, snd PRIMUS,
Ia black man) branch pilots, and three
boys, Gene white, onr mu!atio, and
one bac!O who are all supposed 10
have been lost, except the white boy, Gan
English lad.)-His lie was saved by his
holding on Ia tie trunk of the boat. as
II separated rom HE main deck.--Wheu
he had driited "a short distance, he was
ljo'ned by dog, who swan to him from
the wreck.-Ai.er drifting about frOs,
Saturday night until five o'clock OH Sun
day afternoon, he WAS provideniiailly
driven on shore at Edisio, and reached
town on Friday night, i'll "A coasting sloOp
irem that place. II is barely possible
that some others of the crew may have
reached The shore but by no means pro.
bable-as IN that case, they would mos,
likely have reached town before this. 10
National Road We learn that Andrew
Shriver, superintendent Of the Cumber.
land road, COL McRea, of Richmond
Va. and Abntr Lacock, of Beaver, Pa. are
appointed Commissioners 10 locate the
National Road from Wheeling 10 the Mis-
sissippi. They areexpecied 10 commence
their operations about the middle ofJuly
! I Rpf al
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BALTIMORE, July II.-nn Sunday al
ieTnOOn Mr.. PcregTine tuition, under SEN
tescc Of death and 10 be executed ON
Friday next, was baptized by The Rev.
JAMES OSBOURN, pastor OF tile third
Baptist Church of This city. The cere-
monies arc said 10 have been solemn and
impressive beyo nd description. The Rev.
Drs. WELSH, DE LIE KEE and HEALY
assisted OH The occasion
The following explanatory notice in
relation To the above, has been handed
rs for publication =
TO THE PUBLIC.
The Baptist Breihren feelexirenIcly sor
rs that such TespectabeicOncouTs e2ot
people should have been disappointed OF
Lords day morning relative 10 tie Bap.
ism OF MIR. Il. Hutt6n, which vas 10 have
been performed in the falls near The Jail.
Every necessary arrangement was made
10 promote harmony aud good ORDER
The Sheriff had been pleased Ia grant the
indulgence, aad had requested his officers
10 attend. The candidate (say prisoDer)
was 10 go 10 the water with his hands
icttered, az necessary precautions, and
The Baptist Ministers and Brethren were
To form the procession. However, vl lille
The JOYS OF brethren ran high at The un-
usual circumstance, they were not per
mIiled 10 indulge il long, for late on
Saturday evening, Too ldie to solicit that
iaVor from The juhgP, the sheriff informed
them that II was impraciIcsbIe, as he I'M
deTstood il was Illegal. The brethren
ever ready 10 revere good laws, felt The
stroke without muTmuring. They avail
themselves of This opportunity 10 inform
their fellow citizens That there is no other
reason for not attending TO the ordinance
before mentioned, Than because il was
said 10 he Illegal, and therefore were not
permitted TO 90 TO tie water side, where
prayer was wont 10 be made"
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FROM BUENOS AYRrS

Capt. Hatch has favoured is with file of
papersto the 18th of April. General ALvEAR
was at the head of division OF troops in ip-
surrecticn against the government of Buenos
Ayres. Sarratea, the governor. III pIociaina-
ton of the 2Sth of March, declares him and his
officers guilty OF high treason, aud outlawed.
Mere .idr
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injured. We have a,' heard what other
damage vas sustained in this vicinity Tho
much Mas anticipated. from The violence
OF tue wind aud The eAir,me severity Of
the lightning. CRepuJ.
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american COid PregSed Castor oil.
TIVE Subscriber, agent for a mandatory in phaesj
u Pba, Ofthe above aTteit, has nOa on hand large
quantity of superior qnsi! witch he viii sell at the
factory prices JAMES BoSHER.
jane 30. fs,Wew
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!" Havana, June %.

az, HoUan0, June 20.
Las, FRIDAY ibe 10Th, The City Wit
nesse" The most alarming and inhuman
ae's ever committed. MOI less than Sc
ven peaceable inhabitants fen Victims 10
The poignaTd Of band Of assassins. who
TO The shame OF upwards of lOO, 600 in.
habiiants. still remain undiscovered. A
hiend OF yours was arrested that night
and robbed OF his watch, and what mo-
ncy he had about him, aud fortunately
saved his hfe by giving villa, they chose
10 take iIom hun. We witness these
scenes almost every day, aud no one has
courage enough 10 demounce The VILLAINS
Tor Tear OF their resentment. Thus YOU
see, that The Spauiards are not greatly
enlightened, or ame.iora,ed by the Gem
siltuiioD. fhit. Gazette.
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An Indian Var IN tie North West.

An Indian Var an tie North West
DETROIT, June 25.-The Steam Boat
arrived al halt past three O'Clock, +. NJ.
last Wednesday, from Mackinaw. She
made the Trip in ~ hours. Gen. Macomb
and DIR. M'Mahon came passengers. No
accident happened 10 the boat in her
trips 10 and from Mackinaw. Gasefte.
BUFFALO, June 27.-The Steam Boat
Waik>in-llle-waier, Captain Rogers, ar
rived AT Black Rock this morning, from
Mackinaw. BY This arrival, we received
letter iiom a gentleman AT Mackinaw,
OF an interesting nature, of which The fol-
lowing Is an extract: Patriot.
NGckinew, J.0ie 20.
A letter was received some short time
sIHce,at Chicago, from Major Marsion,
commanding For, Armstrong. II appears
that The express communication had been
cut of, and that the Major awaited him
sell OF d Sack Indian 10 communicate " ith
Major Baker, a; Chicago. lie states that
two of his men had been killed by the
Indians that they had attempted 10 cut
OH his provisions, boats, &c. but failed ::
that they had made something like re-
gular attack, but were repuised. His
command was loo small 10 think of leay-
ing the fort IN presence of The enemy.
lie had applied 10 Col. Leayenwor,h for
aid, but the colonies command was too
small 10 afford any.
The fact is, that great apprehensions
are entertained Tor The safely OF ali the
posts west of the Green Bay al Chicago.
There are so few men at these places,
That II must he great temptation to those
Indians, who nc doubt, view with con
Germ, the rapid strides we are making in
their country"
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CASH FOR NEGROES.
L IRERAL prices In cash will be given Ter 20 sr 80
- young active Negroes. Apply at the Washington
Tavern. PHILIP SHUTE.
July Ia. 90 .sts
NlOilCE-...rhe subscriber will in a few months
4 ieave the ely OF RichIOnd, and perhaps the state
OF virginia. u any pefsOn persons have Claims
against hm, they will favor nv calling in,e
dlaety for payment. ALEXANDER SAUNDERS.
July ~. 20 vaC
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FROM NEW ORLEANS

Gentleman passenger in the James Mon-
roe from New Orleans has politely favored us
with tue following memoranda New Or
leans was very healthy-lhe River had Begun
to tall-Produce was scarce. particularly cot.
ton, OF ~hich none of good quality conid he
had under 10 cents--Sugar a on the planta>
tons into the CITY S-Tobacco 5-Flour 81,
-EXchaDge ON Northern Cities 2 per cent.
premium on London, do, aud scarce Freights
had declined to I'd per ID. for Cotton TO liz
verPool, and many vessels would have TO lay
over tor want OF produce TO load them at any
rate OF freight.
The election for governor of Louisiana was
TO have taken place on the Sd iust.-There
were four candidates, two American and two
French. The contest was very animated, and
the candidates were supposed to divide the
polling interest very equally.
The James Monroe had a delightful pas.
sage, during which the sea was so calm and
smooth that ships yawl might have made
tue entire run without the least danger. 10.
Bank Dirideads-rbe Bank of Newbern
has declared Dividend of three and IA half
per ceut. for the half year ending ON the 3O,h
ult
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sHiE Directors OF the Brock IuInpIhe ceinpaiy nave
tbs day declared 4 dividend Of three per cent for
the last ak months which will lie paid to ie
els on o. aiur the 18th inst. upon application al
BROOKS Warehouse.
, THOMAS BURTON, Jr. Treasurer.
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the aceiaen,, ina syesy eAar;ion Was
made by INN aud his men Tor The preser-
vaNon oil the persons iu The huai
(Doify Adr.
JUty S.-Wc understand Thai "A Couy,u.
lion Of Delegates from The officers of the
Navy aud Marine corps Of the different
stations. met on beard the United Siaies'
ship Washington. in this harbour. on The
4th inst. asreeably 10 previous arrange
menis, Tor the purpose of forming an As
socia,ion tor the relief and support Of
the families of deceased officers. There
were present, Com ISAAC CHAuNCEY.
Capt. SAMUEL EVANS, Master Com.
ALEXANDER }. DALLAS, and WILLIAM
Il. SHuBRiCK, Lieutenant Com. ISAAC
NJ kEEvER, DR.. SAMUEL Il. MARSHALL,
aud Rev. CHEEvER FETCH. Commodore
CHAUNCEY was elected President, and
MIR. JosEPH WATSON appointed Secre-
tary. After discussing the general prin-
ciples which should be adopted, DR..
MARSHALL. Lieut.. Com. M'KEEvER and
the Rev. MIR. FELCH were appointed q
Committee 10 draft n Constitution for
The government OF This Institution. The
Convention then adiouiued 10 The 9th.
On that day, the Committee reported
progress, land after discussing some points
tho Convention adjourned 10 The 18th
inst. 10 give the Committee time 10 per
form The duties assigned il. Several de
legaies have been prevented attending by
Ill health and other causcs.-But the
| convention has before il the expression ol
| their views OF the officers on the home
stations, and from the Mediterranean.
n. Z. Mer ADJ.
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Extract ofa letter from ST. Thomas TO a
merchant i1i tie city of Nep York. dated

WeTcHdht Ih We cay ~ NeW YORK, dated
June 10.
Four Commissioners from the Spanish
Cories have arrived al Martinique, on
their way TO the Spanish Main, TO treat
with the Independents. We may there
fore shortly expect TO hear very interest,"
ing news from that quarter.
"Tle unsettled state OF The Spanish Main
has a very sensible effect 10 render our
market extremely dull aud low"
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July


CoEtcctor'S 06ics JNty I4th, 1870.
NOTICE s hereby given, that agIeeabiy to an act Of
" Congress passed on the Itb Of May 1870 the
lie allowed for REDEEM pton of lands bought in behalf
OF the United States is extended three years beyond the
time heretofore allowed provided lhat such extension
OF time does not extend beyond The Is day Of juno
1871 Persons whose lands have been sold by me Tor
TIE Direct Tax Of 1915 * I5l6-may avail themselves
Of the beneni Of the said act, BY calling at my ofce
aDd Iedeeming the saue-viZ asi regards the proper
~ OF residents Of the 18th Collection Dsctand az
tue office Of the Clerk OF the District Court Of the a.
States for the redemption Of Bonesdens lands for the
State Of Virginia.
WIN. ID. TAYLOR, Collector of the
1871 collection DistTick, and desicn0tcd col.
zo..s LecLoy TOR ne Stote 81 Virginia.
NIOTICE.-OH or about ire IGth " -4DTil, 1870 I
4 ' care my bordtoIhomaS ". scott, fer $780, yGg-
d6fe go dQys AFTER dGte negro bog sVhfch pnT.
chased of him under the bekieC khat he h0d jiae
claim To the Stare, aud iRdSed upon tie 1ositUg -.
pTese'fdtioH of said ScatfhGf hehad y1fJchasedhbg
of one 0f my HCighboTS and bCIOre h0d an oppO,t
nifty Of seeing nv Heiehbor, me fegat o,cNer Of the
sure, Scott fet he cowntry-SofhGf cOHtd not et
tack my bOHd These J0se reyreseDtdfiOHs Of Sc0yf
induced to gfte the bOHd ChcTf5Ore gOTetrdrHGN
persons fhaf this bVHd HH not be oischatged bv ne
as r0s grossly decciUed by Scott fHasHucb Is ne
fitEe, legal or cQuifGbtc, udS MOI in Tim.
JOHN w. FOX.
Gloucester county, July IL. 2O..w3w
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The Philadelphia Gazette states-such is
the iorwatdncss of the new building for the
bann OF the United States, that 1T is coniem-
plated to transact business in il early in Nov.
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We have seen letter from Havana, dated
sickly many OF our friends die daily. The
Havana may he considered az the grave of
Europeans and Americans; especially at this
season of The year.
The elections, under the new constitution,
are condpcted with great animosity"
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WIN. ID. TAYLOR Collector Of the
1871 collection DistTick, and desicn0tcd col.
2O..St IecfOr TOR khe Hknfr nEIirrinia.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-15
FOR SALE.
The IollorDing Property in and nea,
Elisabeth IoIvn--to nit:

The IollorDing Property in and nea,
Elisabeth IoIvn--to wif:;
TIME HOUSE & LOT 10 the town,
n near Mrs. VERGEREAU's; aad the
LOT Of about two acres, contiguous to
the same.
A LOT containing four OF FIVE acres
aud small triangular LOT, both in front
OF the above.
A LOT Of four acres, on that com.
Snonly known as the Country Road, abon.
one mile from town.
A LOT of ~ acres, more or less, on
Edsar's road, about one mile aud hall
from town, and sboat two acres OF SALT
MEADOW. at the Landing,
ali the aforementioned property. IL
90, previously disposed Of at private sale,
will be offered al Aaeslea, ~ Saturday
The l4sh Of October nsxt. al 3 o'clock,
P. NJ al The Uaina Hoseg, Ia this sewns BY
WILLIAM DAYTON, Agsas. &c,
Jaly IS, 1870.
r : p..seA@ss-ss ss.s:s:s s=.ssss s=ss.s
secarity. and paying iRseress puneaaally
will have considerable tigoe sor The pay.
neat Of the principal. ThOse DESTROYS
to eoatracs at private sale, will apply to
the subscriber, agent Tor the owners.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
ESSEX PLEAS

-@1Sl-<&A
Matthias Wili,amsoa,
vs.. FL. Fa,
Le1uls T'0oker.
10y virtue of the above stated writ of
4D fleri facias, to me directed aud de-
Iivered, | have levied on the Dwelling
House and Que hundred and fifty acres OF
Land, be the same more or less, whereon
the defendant, Lewis Tooker, lives, situ-
ate in the Borough Of Elizabeth, bounded
by lands Of Nehemiah TooAer, Benjamin
Winans, Morris Hatfield, Isaac Morse,
David Smith, and the road leading to
Morse's Mills and Peach Orchard Brook /;
Also, levied 90 three pieces of Salt Mea-
dow 10 the Halfway meadows, near Cherry
lsiand-which | shall expose TO sale al
Public Vendue, at the house OF Lewis
Rivers, iunkeeper in Elizabeth Town, GU
the fifteenth day of August next, between
The hours Of twelve and five o'clock, P. III.
JOS. +. BALDWIN,
Sheriff Of The county Of Bsssr.
June IL, 1920.
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Take Notice.

THE subscribers offer to rent
IL or sell, that noted and valuable,
CIDER WORKS & DISTILLERY
in Elizabeth Town, late the property Of
JAMES WILsoE, Esquire, deceased, with
all its appurtenances, embracing lot Of
ground sufficient for the works--the same
is 10 good repair, and with small expense
can be made TO do business al a very great
profit.
They also request all persons
having demands or unsettled accounts
against the deceased, to exhibit the same
for settlement and all those indebted to
make immediate payment.
The Mercantile business viii
still be continued at the store Of said de
ceased, where there is large and general
assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery,
hardware, SIC.
remaining on hand, aud also goods recent.
" purchased, all Of which will be offered
Tor sale at reduced prices, as il is contem
plated TO close the concern.
Country Merchants can be sup.
piled with different sorts Of Goods at ths
aforesaid Store, as low as they can be bat
in New Y ork--as there is Of certain de
scription Of Goods large quantities OF
hand, therefore sacrifice will be mad,
in order to reduce the stock.
1
ELEANOR WILSON. Execmrix
NICHS. ARROSMITH,
| DAVID MEEkER, Err
NICHOLAS A. WILSON,,
Els Tovn, May 10, 1920.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
EssEx PLEAs.

ESSEX PLEAS.
JAMES Ross, Jun.
JosEPH ScoTT and others, Fl. ia.
heirs of EPHsAIM Will
LIAMs, deceased.
DY virtue Of the above stated Writ OF
D feri facias, to me directed ana ue-
Ilvered, | have levied on the Dwelling
House and Farm whereon Phebe Wattianls
lives, situate in the township OF Westiield,
containing sixty five acres OF Land, be inc
same more or less, bounded by lands oil
John Deuman, William Baker, John
Tooker, Elijah Crane and the road, which
shall expose to sale at Public Vendue, at
The house of Phebe Williams, iu the town
ship OF Weslfield, on the twenty-iourth
day of July next, between the hours OF
twelve and five, p. M.
JOS. T.. BALDWIN,
Sheriff Of the county Of Esser
May 18th, 1920.
The sale of the above described proper
ty is adjourned TO the twenty-third day
OF August next, al the same place aud
hour as above.
JOSEPH t. BALDWIN, Sheriff.
July oath, 1920.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
June IL, 1920
ESSEX PLEAS.

ESSEA FLE.dp.
Jacob Fiat.
VS.. Iii. Fa.
Joseph Oliver.
ID Y virtue Of the above stated writ Of
I'D fieri facias, to me directed aud de-
l'vered, have levied 90 the Dwelling
House and forty five acres OF Land,
wherein the defendant lives situate IN the
township Of Railway, bounded by lands
Of Elias Tooker, Isaac Clark, Anthem,
Morse, and the road, which shall ex.
pose to sale al Public Vehdue, at the
house Of Lewis Rivers, inokeeper in
Elizabeth Town, on the fifteenth day Of
August next, between the hours Of twelve
and five O'Clock, r. M
JOS. r. BALDWIN,
Sheriff Of the county Of Esser.
June 10, 1920.
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'nAvTD MEEKER begs leave to 10
form his friends and the public, that
he has taken his brother into partnership
10 the Store formerly occupied by him
self. The business will in future be car
ried on in the name OF
David Meeker & Co.
Who have on hand, large and general assort-
ment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Crockery, Looking Glasses, SIC.
which they will sell as low as they can be
had in the city Of New,York.
DAVID MEEKER,
]. T. MEEKER.
May so. 1920.