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Imported Bull" Denton. .

A ! the request of several agri-
IA cultural Gentlemen in Woreester ann
its Vicinity, this fine Stock Animal. the pro,s-
erty of STEPHEN WfrLIAMs, ESQ. viii Re 8
thas totCr, on and from the first dan Of .J.,ne.
and until the tenth dag Of July neat. He. viii
be kept about half 4 mile from the South Meet
mg-house, on the Iathick Road, at the Farm
Ward, foreman of the farm.
Iefms-Five dollars, secured by Note
at the time of the service, PAYABLE IN fer,
months, and to be given up If the Cow has NOT
" The Stock Of this Bull NAV be
seen at the Stables of Col. CLAP. Judge PAW
Capt. WARD, and JOHN W. HuBnaRp. ESQ
and on the farm where he is placed and par
tcaiar information Of the properties and great
papers of the last year.
Worcester, Mag 80, 1921.
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THE OLIVE BRANCH.

WlLL stand, at the Stal,Ee Of
w the Subscriber, in PstershaS. ~,
ensuing Season, for the use Of Mares ,ha.
beautiful young Horse called THE Of.fVE
BRANCH.--Said Horse is but FIVE vears
old this Season---is sixteen hands hish---of :
beautiful bay colour--and is exceeded by none
for elegance and strength. HE was sired bv
the Virginia Horse DloSrED.
Said Horse drew the First Premium
on Horses, the last Season, at Worcester. p..'
needs no other recommendation than one sicbt
at his Stock, which is excelled by none IN f,ss
place. Those who wish to Improve lie breed.
Of their Horses, are invited to call on BEyyx-
MIN HOWE, IN Petersham, where they may see
three Colts from one Mare. =
0T The Conditions are fire doliar.
the Season, LEWIS MACNEAp
Pstershom, May %, 1891.
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New Goods, and cheap,
At the Store opposite the Brick Hotel.
GAMUEL WARD Is now en-

%ANA - LII w AMI - IJW CtIS
~ abled TO offer great variety Of rich and
fashionable Goods-consisting Of Black and
Colour'd Canton Grapes, &C iaieriotif to the re-
al Nankin'' to be sure; bill superiorf 10 am irs
this market Black, White, Blue, Green, and
Changeable Lustrings elegant Striped Silks,
for Ladies' Gowns Silk and Thread Laces
Merino Handkerchief; Imitation do. and
Shawls; Black Silk Handlzerchicfs and Shawls;
Fancy do; Ribbons, great assortment, aud
some very elegant Cambrick and common
Calicoes |; English and Carlisle Ginghams
White and Colour'd Cambricks; Muslins
Canbrick and common Dimoty; Fufnitures
Blue, White and Strip'd jeans Vestings, an
elegant assortment Leghorn Hats; Russia
Sheetings and Ducks; Irish Linens; Black.
White, Red, and Yellow Flannels; Black.
Blue, Olive, Olive-gree bareback, and Drab
Broadcioths and Cassinleres Together with
almost every article Of
ENGLISH, FRENCH, l. INDIA GOODS,
usually inquired for in country store.
Also--y4msrican Sheetings, Stirtings,
Ginghdms, Checks, Stripes, Bed
ticks, Seu,ing- Thread,
&c. &c. &c.
w. |. GOODS 4 GROCERIES.
as dsual-a very extensive assortment.
Of Every article warranted of the first
quality-All Of which he will sell at the very
lowest Cash prices.
Worcester, May so. eow6t
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DIN.

In this town, yesterday, Oliver F. Witherby,
son Of Mr.. Oliver Witherby, aged months.
In West-Boylston, very suddenly, Capt. Eli
lah Goodenow, aged 81. Printers an NsaU-
Hampshire are requested to insert this.1
In Hardwick, on the 5th inst widow Mary
Wheeler, aged 60-Miss Sarah, daughter OF
John Lawton, aged "a.
In Sturbridge, on the 18th inst Mrs. Debo-
rah Allen, wife of Mr., Abner Allen, aged 81.
In North-Brookfeld, on the 18th inst. Cur
don Pellet, son Of Mr.. James Pellet, aged one
year.
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Distressing and tragical Occurrence.

occurrence,
GLOUCESTER, MAY 19.
1t has become our melancholy duty to am
rounce to the publick a most mysterious and
tragical event that has recently taken place Il,
this town. On Wednesday, the 10th instant.
between the hours of FIVE and seven o'clock.
in the afternoon, two lads were together in the
woods, near Sandy Bay Village-Ebenezer
Davis Sd, aged IL years, and Gorham Parsons.
jr. aged II years. 1t was in evidence that
Parsons first went UP (what is called) Souam
Hill, into the woods, early in the afternoon.
and that Davis went up the safne Hill into tha
woods, after coming from school. which was
done about five o'clock. That Davis there
met Gorham Parsons al two small Girls. who
had also gone up there after school. after bur.
dens Of wood, (as they term it, 9stand who also
lived in the same neighbobrhood of the afore-
mentioned lads. Some conversation, which Is
immaterial, took place between Parsons and
the girls-the girls then, having obtained their
wood, came on towards their home. and after
coming little distance, stopped for the return
OF Davis, who was also after wood, and had re-
quested them to stop for him. Previous to the
girls leaving them, Davis was heard to ask
Parsons to cut him down a small tree. which
Parsons agreed to do, provided Davis would
not Tell of It. The lads then went together
into a little swamp surrounded with bushes.
and The girls proceeded little distance to-
wards home, as before stated. After the lapse
OF about hive minutes, as the girls state. a
screech and rushing among the bushes was
heard by one of them, who knew it to be Da.
vls's voice, and thought he was hurt. Very
shortly after the screech and noise, Parsons
was seen coming from the swamp with the axe
IN ms hand, looking very wild and frightful,
which very much alarmed the girls. One of
them, however, states, that he asked them to
stop minute, as they were about to run. Inn
mediately upon this, Davis was seen coming
directly after Parsons, just in his rear, walking
very weak, without his hat, and, as soon as he
came up with the girls, he spoke to one Of
them to take hold of him, for he was SO faint
ne could not stand. One Of the girls then took
hold of his hand, and Immediately be sunk to
the ground The girl which had hold of his
hand then asked Parsons to take him up, which
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TAUNTON, MAY 90.
Trial of John WoodwGrd. for Arson

Trial Of John WoodpGrd, for Arson.
AT the session of the Supreme Judic--
ial Court at Plymouth, last week, John
Woodward was arraigned and tried on
a charge of having set fire to the Poor
house in Scituate. The trial commence
ed on Thursday morning, and continued
during that day. In the evening, Chief
Justice Parker charged the Jury, who
retired, and remaining together through
The night, came in on Friday morning,
and informed the Court that thew had
moi agreed in a verdict. They were
again sent out by the Court, and imme.
diately returned with verdict of GULL
TY Of burning, but not IN the night time.
The sentence was Imprisonment in the
State Prison for life.
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Masoaick Notice.
TIIE Festival of ST. JOHN.
10

TIIE Festival of ST. JOHN.
u THE BAPTIST, will be celebrated at
Holden, on the 25th of June next. by TRonsp.
son, Fredonad, and Harris Lodges The Breth-
rem of other Lodges, and the Fraternity gene
rally, are respectfully solicited to attend.-
Royal Arch Masons will appear, as usual. with
the insignia Of their order. The procession will
be formed at Brother C. .d56ott's, at Ii o.
clock, A. nj. and proceed to the Meetings
House, where an Address viii be delivered 81
Rev. Brother JoNATHAN, GotvG.
JAMES EsTABROOK, Jr. Sse'ry:
May %, a. L: 1921.
N B.-Tickets, at 81, may be had 1t tie
bar OF Br: c: ABBoff. Ladies connected
with Masons accommodated at Br. M. DAvis,s.
at so cts:
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nNoTIcE.
THE Members of the MAssA.
eow6t

800 4VANIilONlO ia IIlC lt1ASSA6
n cHusETTs MEDICAL Society, for the
District of Worcester, are notified that the Ans
nual Meeting Of said Society viii be holden at
the house of Samuel Hathamdy, Innholder, in
Worcester, on Wednesday, the 10th day of
June next, at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
The Censors will meet at the same
place, on the same day, at 9 O'clock, A. M. for
the examination of candidates for the practice
of Physick and Surgery.
Gentlemen who intend presenting
themselves for Examination, viii give notice
by leaving their names with the Secretary pre-
vious to the meeting of the Censors.
+, 6Tlt is earnestly requested that all
the Fellows of the MASSACHUSETTS MED-
lCAL SOCIETY, resident in the County of
Worcester, give their punctual attendance.
By order efthe President.
=, JOHN GREEN, Scc'ry.
Worcester, May 80, 1921.
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proves Of his enterpfize, and orders the
commanders of his troops at Bessarabia to
observe the strictest neutrality as it re-
CARDS these troubles. These resolutions
are forwarded to the Russian minister at
the Porte, who is to communicate them to
the government, accompanied by assur-
ances that the policy of the Emperouris
once for all, alien to all and every intrigue
that may threaten the tranquility of any
country whatever The emperour Of
Austria has also forwarded assurances of
the same general import as it regards his
friendly disposition towards the Grand
Seignior. This will, we have not
doubt, answer the purpose, at least for
the present. 1t would be attended with
some difficulty for the Congress at Lay
bach, to carry on their measures ia SO
many places at once.-Whilst actively
and hostilely engaged in Italy, they could
hardly wish for similar employment on
their eastern frontier-They therefore
may very naturally be supposed content
with neutrality with the Turkish insurr-
gents, whilst they are employed in quell-
ing those in Italy. Besides, we very
much doubt whether their imperial maj
estes would willingly assist their brother
of Turkey in suppressing this Grecian
disturbance; and tb5 might feel little
awkward at supporting the rights of roy
atty in the south Of Europe, and in over
throwing thrones in the east When the
affairs of Naples, Sardinia, Spain, and
Portugal, shall be fully and finally adjust
ed, it will be time enough for the impe-
rial Congress to adjourn to some station
nearer the Turkish frontiers, to delibe-
rate on the most prudent and salutary
measures for perpetuatiag the Ottomun
sovereignty and dominion.
Attempts have beer made in Sweden
and Norway, for a reform. The
object seems to be, under the guise of
fixing the rights of the nobility, to cur
tail their privileges and in Norway to
break down the feudal system aItogeth-
er. A resolution for these purposes
has twice passed the Diet, but the
King refuses to sanction it. Bernadotte.
though once sergeant, being now a
King, has probably as good disposition
to feel power and forget right as any
Of the crowned heads, who have de-
nounced him as Legitimate.
~ Y. Com. Adv.
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NEw-YoRK. NAY %. i891

The Minerva, arrived this forenoon,
from the Mediterranean, brings dispatch
es from Luther Bradish, Esq. our charge
d'afaires at Constantihople. Mr.. Brad
ish left that city on the 9th of March,
for Alexandria, on his way to the Holy
Land, and was to return in the summer,
to receive the decision of the Turkish
government, on the subject of bis mis-
sion.
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Money Notice.

TyHE Trustees of a Charity
IN have money to be lent on security of
Real Estate, in sums not less than Five hum
bred Dollars, nor larger than One thousand
Dollars, for term Of years. Apply to Hon.
ASAHEL S,FEARNS, Cambridge, or JAMES
SAVAGE. Court-street, Boston.
Boston, MAY 5, 1921. a.,
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Take Notice.

THO be sold, or let for the sea-
IL someone Of the best BULLS in The
Commonwealth, and probably the only best
Apply to Ella STEARNs, Of Lancaster.
May %, 1891.
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TAKEN, from the Stable Of

- LEVI HEARsEY, in Framingham-a
dark chesnut-coloured HORSE, with one white
loot, and small white spot in his forehead-=
with black name and tail--mostly trots==more
than middle size Horse. --Liketcfsez- cam
vas-toP upright CHAISE-the outside black.
and the inside green-the hull and carriage
dark green-the harness brass n1ounted-tRA
dees one larger than the other.
~ Whoever will return the said
Horse and Chaise and Thief shall be hans-
somely rewarded for their services by the sub
scrber. LEVI HEiRSEy
FransiAghant, May IS, 1921:
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Uioreester 15ank.
Director for the ensuing week,
SAMUEL M. BURNSIDE.
MARRIED.;

In Providence, Mr.: William G.. Goddard,
Editor OF the Rhode-lsland American, to Miss
Charlotte r. Ives, eldest daughter of Thomas
P: Ives, Esq.
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.MdssAcHusETrs sEMAToas.

The following gentlemen have been elected
Senators to the present General Court, as Off
cially declared by the Govenour and Council,
viz
SufoIk.-Hoh. John Phillips, John Welles;
Jonathan Hunnewell, Joseph Tilden, Lemuel
Shaw, and Warren Dutton.
Esser.-Hon. Israel Bartlett, Robert Ram
tout, Ebenezer Mosely, Hobart Clark, and
John g. King.
Middleser. Joseph B. varnum, and
William Austin.
Hampshire, &c.-Hon. Elihu Hoyt, Jona-
than Dwight, jun. Mark Doolittle, and Alan
son Knox.
Plymouth. William Bourne.
BristOl.-Hon. John NJ. Williams, and Oliver
Starkweather.
.NogoM-Hon Benjamin Reynolds, and
John Ruggles.
Woreesfer.-Hon. Aaron Tufts, Salem
Towne, jun. John Shepley, and Nathaniel
Jones.
Berkstire.-Hon. Phineas Allen, and Lem.
uel Motif.
There are vacancies in Plymouth, Barnsta-
Ole and .Middleser Districts; and the following
are the candidates from whom choice must
be made, viz.
In Plymouth, Hon. John Thomas, and Ma
than Quincy, Esq.
In Barnstujle, Braddocl1 Dirnmick, and Eli
jah Cobb, Esqs.
In .Middteser.-Hon. Samuel P. P. Fay, and
Hon. William Whittemore. Mr.. FAY having
accepted the Office of Judge of Probate, for
Middlesex County, is ineligible to serve as a
Senator, and, of course, Mr.. Whittemore will
be chosen to supply the latter vacancy.
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CaUTTON-Five Dollar Bills, couTnc-
forfeited, of the Suffolk Bank, Boston,
are in circulation, and will bear a close
examination with the true ones. The
publick Of course will be OH their guard.
GILBERT & DEAN.
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Levi Lyman, Esq. of Northampton, has been
chosen Register Of Deeds for the County of
Hampshire.
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Worthy Of limitation. Rev. Joseph
Goffe, of Millbury, acknowledges the
receipt of $40, contributed by the Ladies
of his Parish; for the purpose Of consti-
tuting him life member Of the Ameri-
can Education Society:-JNdny daughters
haze done 0irtuously. Go ye, and do like
wise.
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arkamsus-It is stated that GOVERNOR
Miller has requested additional military
aud, for the protection of the people of
this territory, in consequence of the
war between the Indians.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-09
@ o &C MaM[ a KUN c.
PAINTING. SIC.

subscriber, feeling CRATE
y full for past favours, returns his SIM
cere thanks TO his customers, and hopes by
an unremitting attention to their best in
terests, TO merit and receive a share of
the public patronage.
lie has now on hand variety
Of CARRIAGES, which, were they to
call and purchase, would, he trusts. be
pleasing to both parties.
tic would also inform the pub
nc that he has young man in his employ
who wishes encouragement at Sign Paint
ing, Gliding, Browning aud Glazing.
JONATHAN HARRISON.
Eliz. Town, May %, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-09
L tailoring Business,
A List of Letters
Remaining in the Post-OGice at Eiisa-
beth. 1'0'vn, Jan. !, 1921.

isSf;sGsH!:s9 IN me R0SE-OUtCe al btaSn-
beth. 1'own, Jan. /, 1921.
A NDREw ARMSTRONG, Jane
B.--Looe Baker, (6,) Mrs Maria
Brown, Isaac Ball, Archibald Black
ledge, Mr.. BerauIt, Zadock Brown, Miss
Olevia Brown, Nathaniel Brown, d. C.
Barrett, Matthias Brown.
Grey. Samuel Churchill, Rev. Fran
els II. Cunning, Miss Elizabeth Covert,
Mrs. Mary Carter, Mrs. Abigail Clark,
Nathaniel Crane.
D.-Pat o. DonneIl, Joseph Dunnum,
Philip Doyle, Miss Mary Davenport,
Ebenezer Daniels, Thompson B. Decker,
Mr.. o. Duglass.
E.--WiIliam Enock, DR.. Philemon
Elmer, Jacob Eckerson, John Elliot,
Samuel Egbert.
F.--John Nc Farlin.
Civilian Grummon, Mary Grover.
Widow Julia Hanyan, Miss Eliza
HanGa, Miss Mary Hanna, Asa r. Hill
yer, Nehemiah Hand, Lieut.. William C.
De Hart, Edison Hart.
Mrs. Hannah InsIey.
J.-Malilda Jefferson, William Jones,
Mary Jenkins.
L.-Smith Law, (2,) Timothy LOOMS,
Thomas nj. Litlleiohn.
M-Neheniiah Meeker, Miss Mary
Meeker, Isaac Merritt, Samuel Miller
Alfred Morse, William milford, Peter
Massie, Capt Jacob Myres, Miss Phebe
Meeker, Miss Margaret Marsh, Jacot
Mitchell, Elizabeth Marsh, Rachel w.
Moore, Paul M'Clain, Grin Morehouse,
ESQ.
O.--Master james Olns,ed, Benjamin
Odds, Hermon Orion, ~
P.--Zebedee Phraner, Mrs. Parkhnrst,
EIiada Peet, Theodore Plumer, Sarah
Pierson, Eiihu Price.
R.--James Ramsey, Esq. Jonathan
Reynold, William Russell.
S.--Mrs Smith. David Stuard, e.
William Smith, Cornelius Storms, John
Stackhouse, William Snowden, John w.
Stiles, Jacob Serrin.
T.--Mrs. Phebe Townly, CT. Farms.
Sally v. Horn.
W.-Mrs. Fanny Ward, Mrs. Mary
Woodruff. Jacob Wambold, Miss Eliza
w. Winans, Charles B. Williams, Miss
Ann Eliza Walton, Lieut.. E. ID. Whit
lock, Daniel WiImurt, Mrs. Sarah Wade.
J. CHAPMAN, PM
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-09
HOUSE
NEAR ELIZABETH. TnwN

NEAh ELIZABETH-TOWN.
NOR SALE, convenient HOUSE
n for small family, with new Barn
and Stable, aud about a acres of Ground.
well stocked with avariety Of choice fruit
trees, and divided with new fences. Near
me house is well 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, and offers the advantage Of
city and country residence. The terms
OF payment will be made easy, and the
price moderate. Apply 10
THOS. MACE,
sept. ". on the premises.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-09
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In Chancery.


SAMUEL MsEKrn, FL. fla. For sale Of
Us. mortgaged prem
WILLIAM MEEKER. ;sss-
DY virtue Of the above stated writ OF
Nd fieri facias, to me directed, ! will
expose TO sale at public vendue, at the
house Of George D. Small, inakeeper in
the town Of Newark, on the 18th day OF
January next, between the hours OF IL
and 5 O'clock, P. VI. that certain tract Of
land aud premises, situate near Barners
Mills, 10 Westfield township, bounded on
Railway river, the Rariton and Westfeld
roads, aud lands Of M. Fouchambert,
Aaron Vreeland, and others; containing
one hundred and fifteen acres, more or
less.
JOSEPH T. BALDWIN,
Sheriff Of Essen Co.
December goth, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-09
Notice.

EXTHEREAS certain persons have
Wv been 10 the habit Of trespassine
on our Land, and cutting the wood with
out leave this is to forewarn them from
ever doing the same again, Or they win be
dealt with 10 the seyerest manner ac.
cording to law.
SARAH SMITH,
JACOB OGDEN.
Els. To,Un, Dec. II, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-09
w atch Lost.

OST, about three weeks since, (sup-
N posed in the neighborhood of Wood
ruffs' Farms Gold Hunting WATCH,
the crystal and face little broken, with
two gold Seals aud Key attached to the
Watch by black ribbon. The finder
will be literally rewarded, on applying
at this offic e.
Dec. Goth, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-09
GROCERIES, &c.

TIME subscriber has just received a
Il new assortment Of GROCERIES,
which he has selected from the New
York market with care, and warrants to
be of the first quality, and nov offers
for sale low for Cash, or a short cred
ifs--among which are the following arti-
cles, viz.
Cognac BRANDY
Holland aud Pierpoint's GIN
' s s:;;'::s and RUM
Madeira, \
81 $;::: IS v''s'
&C. s::s; and svsAHs
z z z:::: y, TEAS
Molasses
Green Coffee
Chocolate
Rice, Starch
Spices, &c.
Sweet Oil
Spermaceti Lamp Oil
Salt
Powder and Shot, &c.
White Lead English)
yellow Ochre
Spanish Brown
Verdigris
Paint Oil
Spirits Of Turpentine
Lamp Black
Also, handsome assortment OF IRON
WARE.
C. S. WINANS.
Etz. Town, Sept. 10, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-09
French Language.

VA R. DUROCHER respectfully in
Iyk forms the inhabitants Of Elizabeth.
Town. that he proposes opening School
for the French Language, at his house,
opposite the Adelphian Academy. He
will also give Private Lessons to those
who prefer 10 be taught at their own
lodgings.
Mr.. ID. would accommodate two or
three gentlemen as Boarding Scholars,
who would derive great advantage from
being in the family.
For terms, apply at Mr.. DIS lodgings.
Nov. 7. 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-09
o. Notice.

YHE subscriber wishes to purchase
IN few hundred weight Of the frs.
quality Of bright BROOM WHISK, and
ls willing to give fair price for the same,
when delivered at his Broom Factory in
Elizabeth-Town. near the Store Of j.
Humes e. Co.
Also, wanted, a few cwt. of fine, short.
bright and straight Whisk. for Brushes,
ior which liberal price will be given.
S. Fl. WEED.
Ehs. Toaun, June 10, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-09
William milford,
0AR1Nl85r M AK lRlRa

THO doors north Of Riuers's Guy Tavern,
ID ETURNS bis thanks for the encour-
IA, agement he has received from his
friends, and the public 10 general, and
informs them that he has on hand hand
some assortment Of work ID his line, of the
most recent aud approved fashions, as
good as any offered for sale; all Of which
he will sell on the most reasonable terms
for Cash, Country Produce, or on short
credit.
Any orders In his line Of business will
be thankfully received, and punctualIy at
ended to.
WINDOW BLINDS made, and
neatly repaired.
Elizabeth Town, Jan. III. 1920.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Esser Com. Pleas.

NATHANIEL bKUWN,| r. 10 Lou;e
vs. - a..;e
Mary GILLIAN.
Wy virtue Of the above stated execu-
I'D ton, TO me directed, | have levied
on Farm, situate 10 the townships OF
Union aud Orange, adjoining lands OF
Nathaniel Brown, JOSIAH Crane, William
S. Hedley, and Cary Hedley, which pro-
perty shall expose TO sale at public ven
due, at the house of George D. Small,
innkeeper IL the town Of Newark, on
the i2th day Of January next, between
the hours of IL and O'Clock, p. M.
JOS. L. BALDWIN, Sheriff.
Dec. 10, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-09
Notice.

TIME several Assistants employed by
the Marshal in taking the Census,
and an account Of the Manufactures aud
Manufacturing establishments, are request
ed 10 make their returns as soon as con
venient--where they have no convenient
opportunity by private conveyance they
may transmit them by mail.
O. w. OGDEN.
New-Germantown Dec. 20.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-09
Notice.

A LII persons indebted TO the estate Of
IN Mrs. JANE ROSS, deceased, are
requested 10 settle the same immediately /;
and those having demands against said
estate, will present them for examination,
to JOHN CHETWOOD,
MATT. d. DEHART, ="
Elis. Toiun, Dec. A, 1920.